And in the aggregate, they are paid less than men.
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But in the aggregate, the connection is clear and undeniable.
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Or is it, statistically and in the aggregate, a rarity?
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In the aggregate, we were hoping to do a few things.
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Even more concerning is how it might be abused in the aggregate.
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But I just trust that it's being listened to in the aggregate.
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Data, fundamentally, is good when it's accurate and used in the aggregate.
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In the aggregate, it's a mesmerizing, intimidating set of information to parse.
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Their actions in the aggregate express social mood rather than regulate it.
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In the aggregate, however, the White House's obstinacy suggests a deeper problem.
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And the third-party vote made a big difference in the aggregate.
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The direct economic consequences of the shutdown are modest in the aggregate.
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Page views will be measured, but anonymized and only in the aggregate.
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"So in the aggregate he is doing really well" among Hispanic voters.
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But for Morgan Stanley in the aggregate, it's just prudent, you know.
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Retirements in the aggregate may be a poor predictor of election outcomes.
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However, he writes, he's always skeptical of these patterns viewed in the aggregate.
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Additionally, both states were very Democratic in the aggregate House vote in 22012.
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In the aggregate, it's not going to be that big of a deal.
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Well, I think even in the aggregate, that data would be more useful.
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The data is anonymous and looked at in the aggregate, according to Yahoo Finance.
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But in the aggregate, these many accounts play off of and amplify each other.
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And in the aggregate, buildings are responsible for 70 percent of the city's emissions.
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It's an unparalleled collection of things that, taken in the aggregate, make you you.
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Tracking how money flows in the aggregate is important, as a previous study shows.
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It's possible there's a small one that doesn't show up in the aggregate data.
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It disgusts me in the aggregate, but the board itself is pretty good, I suppose.
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In both cases, however, data is sold in the aggregate, meaning you personally aren't identified.
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But in the aggregate, special elections are painting a picture of a building Democratic wave.
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As a result, Democratic members in the aggregate receive more impressions or views than Republicans.
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It focuses on small things individuals can do that could be significant in the aggregate.
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It's growth per person that matters — your income, my wage — not growth in the aggregate.
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These results held not only in the aggregate, but also in most of the individual experiments.
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We subtract M because imports are embedded in the aggregate spending of households, businesses, and governments.
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In the aggregate, the smaller, metal-consuming companies employ far more Americans than the steel companies.
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Yet, these pint-sized horses would make a poor case for impeachment even in the aggregate.
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These location-based apps help us understand trends and notable shifts — always anonymously and in the aggregate.
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That's mostly true, especially in the aggregate, but the original series was also more complicated than that.
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And in the aggregate, their actions still work to disadvantage entire groups on the basis of race.
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But their resilience is applicable to stocks in the aggregate, and to markets in the short term.
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So I got a sense for what technology can do to really disrupt industries in the aggregate.
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CBO concluded that, in the aggregate, the waiting period would help increase coverage over the next 10 years.
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In the aggregate, there may be racial discrimination due to subconscious bias, but establishing this conclusively is tricky.
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Much news coverage has said Clinton is beating Sanders among black voters, which is true in the aggregate.
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Why is it collected, sorted and traded in ways that are nearly impossible to see in the aggregate?
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Based on the polling we do have, RealClearPolitics has Bredesen with a 5-point advantage in the aggregate.
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The Supreme Court argued that racial discrimination has to be established in individual cases, not in the aggregate.
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Not surprisingly, the original problem of health care cost has gotten worse in the aggregate after these interventions.
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Because the odds of success for any individual are much higher in the aggregate than they've ever been.
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Powell said previous gaps have not lead to much damage "in the aggregate," though this one could be different.
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None of the GOP presidential candidates favor ensuring equal pay for women, despite women in the aggregate earning only .
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The best Republican state was Georgia, which Republicans won by less than 2 points in the aggregate House vote.
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Apple tells me that performance on this year's model in the aggregate should be the same as last year's.
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These location-based apps help us to see — always anonymously and in the aggregate — trends and other notable shifts.
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"The survivors' claims, in the aggregate, may exceed the available resources of USAG," he said in the sworn statement.
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But taken in the aggregate, the dozens of Times/Siena polls paint a picture of a still uncertain race.
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Our approach deals with this in the aggregate: We believe turnout will surge in Texas, but drop in Kentucky.
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But in March, Fitch Ratings said auto insurers in the aggregate were reporting their weakest performance in 15 years.
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Visually austere and narratively clotted, "Ad Astra" tends to work best in isolated scenes rather than in the aggregate.
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Geer's commercial teaching history has been both extensive in scope and in excess of 10,000 students in the aggregate.
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In the aggregate, total labor expenditures independent from a campaign committee are down $10 million (14 percent) for Democrats.
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In the aggregate, we remain cautiously optimistic that 2015 wasn't a fluke, but rather a new baseline for Startup Nation.
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The department's top legal official, Lawrence Byrne, said the cases were not, in the aggregate, indicative of a systemic problem.
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In the aggregate, this means higher taxes for a few people but lower taxes for the vast majority of Americans.
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And the outcome of the standoff will, in the aggregate, play a role in shaping the future of the economy.
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Though none crosses into hate speech or fake news, in the aggregate, they portray Germany as beset by dangerous foreigners.
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In the aggregate, the easy way to judge the result is to look at the swing from the last election.
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But a large expansion in the aggregate demand for goods and services is not what the economy needs right now.
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Rather, it limits how much the federal government will pay a state in the aggregate for all its Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Though none crosses into hate speech or fake news, in the aggregate, they portray Germany as beset by dangerous foreigners.
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"Wage growth in the aggregate remains only decent," Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, said in a note.
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We have to understand them in the aggregate — but there are going to be some real swing voters among mainline Protestants.
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Entrepreneurs view problems in the aggregate and will source labor to the best available minds, independent of where people are physically.
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On the evidence of past campaigns, this engagement inclines them (in the aggregate) to balance ideology and electability when they vote.
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That said, the fact that the Chinese economy is so much bigger than the Dutch economy in the aggregate also matters.
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Which is just to say that, in the aggregate, Trump is far from a maniac whom the Republican establishment is restraining.
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In the aggregate, I spent more time creating this puzzle than any other I have ever made — by a significant margin.
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With percentages so small, it's questionable just how useful the IAT really is for predicting biased behavior — even in the aggregate.
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These sorts of things may not seem to matter on a case-by-case basis, but in the aggregate, they do.
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Speech like this could someday influence some violence somewhere, especially in the aggregate, with so many other disparaging comments about political opponents.
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They are not saying that depriving millions of people of health insurance will result in better care for everyone, in the aggregate.
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The Checkup As a pediatrician, I spend many hours thinking and worrying about children and their parents, individually and in the aggregate.
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With more wealth available in the aggregate, thanks to the efficiencies of trade and specialization, some happy outcome is sure to materialize.
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In the aggregate, undecided voters don't look very different from decided voters, either in terms of their attitudes or their demographic characteristics.
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He acknowledged that these assessments are subjective, but said that in the aggregate they should control for variables like tone and accent.
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In other words, when men and women viewed pornographic imagery, the way their brains responded, in the aggregate, was largely the same.
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But in the aggregate, it's hard to imagine her post-election activities garnering the same level of scrutiny if she were a man.
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Likewise, you can identify issues in the road early for maintenance by analyzing driving data in the aggregate, avoiding more costly infrastructure repairs.
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In the aggregate, women do govern differently than men, even when you control for partisan affiliation and the ideological composition of the election.
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And vibration intensity data is used for the purposes of helping us better understand how—in the aggregate—our product features are utilized.
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I also saw how, in the aggregate, all of these pen strokes add up to very harmful trends in the criminal justice system.
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A material adverse change is specifically defined to include any: circumstance, event, development, effect, change or occurrence that, individually or in the aggregate . . .
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Although individual trades aren't particularly valuable to high-frequency traders, millions of transactions in the aggregate give computers information they otherwise wouldn't see.
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"What our results show is that there's a need to study the court system to understand what happens in the aggregate," Lahav said.
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"ISIL's tweets and other social media messages publicizing their activities often produce information that, especially in the aggregate, provides real intelligence value," he said.
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The chair may confer recognition for multiple periods of such questioning, but each period of questioning shall not exceed 90 minutes in the aggregate.
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Second, the notion that a duty would dissuade U.S. companies, in the aggregate, from investing in production or assembly operations abroad is also absurd.
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"In the aggregate, the emerging markets look cheap relative to history," said Scott Crawshaw, co-manager of the Harding Loevner Emerging Markets Portfolio fund.
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Some research suggests policymakers respond more to the opinions of the wealthy, but in the aggregate, government takes the wishes of the public seriously.
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U.S. companies, in the aggregate, focused on re-leveraging with cheap money to engage in mergers and acquisitions, buying back stock and increase dividends.
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But in the aggregate, they were playing a moderating role, and, until recently, their audience didn't have anywhere else to turn for daily news.
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NIMRODS, HAVE NOT, WEIRDO and SEXPOTS in the aggregate also aren't as attractive to me now as they perhaps were when I made this.
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But the conglomerate did disclose fresh figures on the cost, losses and revenue of these projects, dubbed "Other Bets," in the aggregate for 2015.
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He said Judge Klausner has already tossed aside defense arguments that the women's team was paid more, in the aggregate, than the men's team.
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Why it matters: The tech giant announced months ago that it already purchases enough renewable energy in the aggregate to match their annual power consumption.
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There may also be times when an employee needs to access data in the aggregate to do their job — for example, to run a report.
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I think that we've had a series of regulatory changes which in the aggregate has made this market not the market my father invested in.
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These in the aggregate make it impossible for HC2 Holdings to acquire The Andersons unless the board bows to shareholder pressure and approves the bid.
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Over the past three decades, state and local governments, in the aggregate, have barely invested in public infrastructure at the maintenance level of depreciation expense.
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There are some weak spots across the economy, but this is to be expected in an economy growing in the aggregate at a modest pace.
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I'm not saying that everything is great in coastal cities: Many people remain economically stranded even within metropolitan areas that look successful in the aggregate.
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In the aggregate, that data makes up Style Space—a map of all the things clients "like" and the way they relate to each other.
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All that diner journalism about how Trump voters still like Trump was, in other words, pretty much on the money (at least in the aggregate).
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This has given us, in the aggregate, $5.5 trillion less of total goods and services than we would have had in a properly stabilized economy.
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But just because you work enough in the aggregate doesn't mean you work enough on a month-by-month basis to satisfy a Medicaid work requirement.
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Much of the work is essentially benign, but in the aggregate it exerts a force, drawing reporters away from more enterprising stories they might otherwise cover.
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In the aggregate, China has become a much wealthier country, but on a per capita basis it is still very poor compared to the United States.
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In the aggregate of the 12 populations highlighted, the team found an average female lifespan advantage of approximately two years, says study co-author Susan Albert.
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But taken in the aggregate, they cause a whole lot of problems compared with an alternate world in which the government subsidizes certain behaviors more directly.
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To be clear, Republicans control the House, the Senate, and the White House, despite carrying fewer votes than Democrats in the aggregate for all three institutions.
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On Friday, Sanders led in the aggregate polling with 19 percent, followed by Buttigieg at 17.7 percent, Biden at 14.3 percent and Warren at 13.3 percent.
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From a global perspective, the loss in the aggregate market value of all cryptocurrencies is even more dramatic — from a peak of $835 billion on Jan.
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The consumer, in my professional career looking at economics, I cannot think of a time when in the aggregate the consumer has been in better shape.
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The problem is in the aggregate: They end up making it much more difficult for ex-offenders to earn a living and reintegrate into their communities.
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Companies, in the aggregate, have largely been foregoing, or at least deferring, capital investments even as they have been hiring new workers at a pretty solid pace.
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When more actual numbers begin to trickle in, the aggregate result is changed, as was the case with the BEA's assessment of second-quarter growth in America.
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In the aggregate, trust in the federal government has plummeted since 2017, dropping from an already very low score of 48.9 to 85033 so far in 2018.
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First, there's no way to prove how many consumers, by percentage or in the aggregate, receive compensation from class actions because no one has collected that information.
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Researchers from the University of North Carolina and Ball State University have found that in the aggregate, subsidized areas grow at the same pace as unsubsidized areas.
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When you look at things in the aggregate, you see that the past five years account for 27 percent of all abortion passed since Roe took effect.
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But they hardly point to an environment where employers are so desperate for workers that they are, in the aggregate, getting into bidding wars for their talents.
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Although the nation's $1.6 trillion outstanding student loan balance is shocking in the aggregate, it's composed of many different kinds of borrowers and many different academic programs.
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But while it's good that lobbyists can't take members on junkets or buy them fancy steak dinners anymore, in the aggregate, these reforms haven't really changed much.
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"By and large, our estimates show that, on the real side of the negotiation, the impact should be, in the aggregate, quite muted," Draghi told the European Parliament.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump clarified Monday that he doesn't plan to raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans in the aggregate, despite seemingly saying so during interviews aired Sunday.
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What MMT tries to do is to maintain the level of spending in the aggregate at the level that is just compatible with full employment and price stability.
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"Whether viewed separately or in the aggregate, Exxon's allegations fall well short of plausibly alleging that the [attorneys general] are motivated by an improper purpose," she wrote Thursday.
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Vast numbers of American students emerge from colleges and universities with enormous debts (over $1 trillion in the aggregate) and wide gaps in the skills employers are seeking.
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Moreover, any variability in the aggregate output of all wind plants is often canceled out by larger fluctuations in electricity demand and output deviations at conventional power plants.
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Surveys of small businesses and loan officers don't find that Dodd-Frank has killed access to credit, and we don't see it in the aggregate lending data either.
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In the aggregate, from 1951 through 2001, state tax revenues never posted year-over-year declines, but have done so three times in just the past 15 years.
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" He warned, however, "that all of these shifts are relatively small in the aggregate, which means we aren't necessarily too far from where we were in November, 20163.
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The proposed term sheet for the backstop commitment plan "contemplates that all subrogation claims and wildfire claims shall not exceed $16 billion in the aggregate," according to the filing.
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This may be tough for a lot of venture capitalists and entrepreneurs to hear, but in the aggregate, not enough people value the original content digital media companies provide.
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The aide said "in the aggregate (Hunter's job) didn't have any discernible effect," and asserted that Beau Biden's diagnosis, while serious, barely affected Joe Biden's work as vice president.
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This could also be used to offer people more personalized coupons, although I'm told that data is only stored in the aggregate and that actual photos are not kept.
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A rash of new switches could possibly advantage a few, but in the aggregate it would strain a 85033,000 mile network and degrade services for the majority of customers.
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Across 103 similar oil prices environments, refining company Andeavor — previously known as Tesoro — has the been the best performer in the aggregate, according to hedge fund analytics tool Kensho.
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While there isn't much gold inside a single device — an iPhone 6, for example, contains 20083 grams, or around 50 cents' worth — in the aggregate, the amount is staggering.
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They matched those maps against a regression analysis that Gaddie devised, which showed how the districts would perform, in the aggregate, in the event of any likely electoral outcome.
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But inevitably, we make choices, and slowly over time, the choices we have made, not the choices that we could make, are what, in the aggregate, decide who we are.
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Immigration may or may not be helpful to a national economy: like trade, it is often of benefit in the aggregate, but does not benefit all groups within a society.
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Notably, this doesn't mean that doing these things will 100 percent protect you, but, taken in the aggregate, they represent a line of defense against some seriously big security holes.
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What social networks like Facebook really offer is empathy in the aggregate — an illusion of having captured the mood of entire families and friend networks from a safe, neutral distance.
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The revelation of any individual facet of this information could provide a potentially mortifying insight into someone's private life — in the aggregate, it can essentially reconstruct it in its totality.
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Source: Freddie Mac Why it doesn't matter: Higher interest rates will make it more expensive to buy a home, but in the aggregate they don't tend to significantly alter home values.
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"Many people have their payments posted automatically, and [subscriptions] are very costly in the aggregate," said Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, a former financial news journalist and current CEO of the Money Coach.
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Therefore, workers in the aggregate must contribute more to portable, self-directed pension plans, in order to assure themselves of the same monthly pension check for as long as they live.
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But the evidence we have to date suggests that, in the aggregate, women's leadership promotes stability, equality, and bipartisanship -- values that too often are in short supply in today's political climate.
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But in the aggregate, historical experience and computer models can predict that, say, X% of a bank's subprime mortgages or Y% of its credit-card loans will default in a recession.
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And it's not just that other groups in the conservative orbit have gotten bigger: In the aggregate, funding for Republican Party committees has fallen by more than $200 million since 2001.
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"It will be an orderly process that should be better for creditors in the aggregate than a chaotic and uncertain period involving proliferating lawsuits," said Moody's Investor Services analyst Ted Hampton.
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But this tricky conversion rarely takes place, and the work behind it tends to be less valuable to us than it is, in the aggregate, to the companies that facilitate it.
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On Photography We carry the cameras built into our phones around all the time, and the resulting flood of images says something about what people, in the aggregate, like to photograph.
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If we can invert the ways in which we feel marginalized and reach out to a neighbor, that is a meaningful and substantive gesture that in the aggregate have real weight.
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But, in the aggregate, showrunners have taken odd, rude, and often daring routes into the conversation, upending clichés instead of replicating them, seeking new perspectives on the subject of workplace exploitation.
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Before Obamacare, insurance often excluded coverage of medical needs specific to women, making women bear higher health care costs than men — as much as $1 billion a year more in the aggregate.
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And so that was pretty much the world that we are in when President Trump was elected that in the aggregate that there was actually more depreciation than there was buying machines.
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But democratic backsliding doesn't work that way — it happens slowly, through a series of steps that seem legal and benign in a vacuum but end up doing tremendous damage in the aggregate.
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What struck me was the exquisite grace of these models in the aggregate and how the picture served as a corrective model, a demonstration of the force of photography for representational justice.
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The findings illustrated the rebound effect, which describes how reducing the emissions of greenhouse gases in one area can lead to more emissions in the aggregate, because of direct or indirect effects.
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We can't predict who will be affected by trauma or a broken bone, but in the aggregate, it is possible to estimate what will happen to the insured group as a whole.
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But in the aggregate, they tend to pull away from the film's strongest feature, which is the dank, dread-filled atmosphere sustained almost throughout by Albert Shin, the director and co-writer.
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"The most significant impact on equity performance is seen at the stock and sub-industry level" rather than in the aggregate market, a team of J.P. Morgan analysts wrote in a note.
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For many companies, the data is valuable only in the aggregate, where it can inform machine-learning systems that feed users recommendations, power the applications and inform internal strategy for the future.
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As a consequence, families have, in the aggregate, spent millions in fees that should have gone toward securing their futures; and the reputation of the investment profession is at an all-time low.
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So there's something a little like that going on where any one individual — you don't learn much about any one individual, but in the aggregate you can see patterns that are fairly clear.
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"Trading losses in e-commerce reduced significantly with the classifieds business continuing its margin improvement to become profitable in the aggregate for the year ended 31 March 2019," it said in a statement.
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So, viewing things in the aggregate, the overall tax cuts promised by the framework are entirely a story about the business tax side of things: The individual side is a net tax hike.
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AND THAT – WE'RE GONNA BE MANAGING IT TO MAKE IT HAPPEN BUT IN THE AGGREGATE, YOU EXPECT WE HOLD EXPENSES HERE WHILE REVENUES GROW AND THAT'S POWERFUL LEVERAGE IN A COMPANY LIKE OURS.
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They were so awkward, so bad and so numerous, that they were, in the aggregate, somehow good — a perfect tribute to Michelangelo's strange genius, and to the gnarled history of the statue itself.
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How much, I don't ... I mean, I'm sure that in the aggregate it has probably sucked more time out of my life than I really want to know, but I mean, you tweet also.
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While there have been comparatively fewer polls in Nevada, Biden has led in every single one and has a 9-point lead in the aggregate over Warren, with 29 percent to her 21625 percent.
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But amid the episode's lurch to geopolitics, it felt like an easy out, suggesting that as long as you're good to your neighbors individually, it doesn't matter how you treat people in the aggregate.
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A pull back from offensive positions by the North, a cessation of testing, a cooling down of war-like rhetoric are all important steps, but in the aggregate they do not constitute the key decision.
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"Given the typically lower payout ratios in the health-care industry this will likely lead to a reduction in the aggregate GE dividend at that time," CEO John Flannery said on the company's investor call.
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The high-quality United States bonds in the aggregate bond index will deliver on their main purpose in your 401(k): When stocks falter, these bonds will hold their ground, and they may even rally.
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"There is enough uncertainty and enough dismay in the aggregate for this election season that people are nervous one way or the other," said Keith Bliss, senior vice-president at Cuttone & Co in New York.
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However, given that there's nothing approaching a centralized database on dog-walking mishaps in New York, the question of whether Wag is in the aggregate safer or not than hiring any rando is a little unclear.
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For Ms. Lopez, the question of whether Facebook can theoretically make good on specific promises about Libra is immaterial, because the company has shown time and time again that its word in the aggregate is worthless.
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" The formal response to the lawsuit by the USSF claimed that any differences in pay was "based on differences in the aggregate revenue generated by the different teams and/or any other factor other than sex.
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"If the privacy policy leaves open the opportunity for sale of data in the aggregate, I would describe it as likely a matter of time until the company is able to find a buyer," he said.
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While most of Wall Street is still overwhelmingly bullish on the stock — analysts in the aggregate expect the stock to rise nearly 40 percent over the next 12 months, according to FactSet — investors apparently don't agree.
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Moreover, millions of taxpayers are likely to react negatively to their higher-than-expected tax liability even if some of those same taxpayers pay lower taxes in the aggregate due to other changes in the law.
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Conspiracy theories and deepfakes — A.I.-generated videos that depict public figures saying things they never said — are scary, but in the aggregate they most likely warp our understanding less than another, more quotidian threat: instructional videos.
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Given forecasts for market storms and the possibility for a correction, some financial advisors — who in the aggregate have been big consumers of ETFs for their client portfolios — already have moved some client money to active managers.
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Alexander, who has lived in China for more than 20 years and consults global financial institutions on investing there, said Chinese property prices are up 70 percent in the aggregate since Chanos made his statement in 2010.
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I think what I can say is today, the tariffs that have been put in place on the economy have had a small effect in the aggregate and I think the others would agree with that consensus.
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So while BDS campaigns aren't yet close to capable of bringing Israeli businesses to their knees, in the aggregate, they could easily become a substantial factor in the calculations that investors worldwide make about Israel's business climate.
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The liberalism of the New England professoriate is so pronounced that it makes certain academic fields and college types appear far more politically extreme in the aggregate than what you would find in a typical college classroom.
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Even though the polls were pretty accurate in the aggregate, there were points during election night — as the Republicans beat the polls in Indiana, Missouri, Florida, Tennessee and Ohio — that briefly felt like 2016 all over again.
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"What's increasingly clear after the 2016 election is that the forces that have been really good for the economy in the aggregate, like globalization and technological change, create local shocks that are extremely powerful," Ms. Hendrickson said.
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They and other men I eventually asked admitted it could be rough; they felt the odds were against them (men in the aggregate do in fact tend to get less action on dating apps than women do).
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So while BDS campaigns aren't yet close to capable of bringing Israeli businesses to their knees, in the aggregate they could easily become a substantial factor in the calculations that investors worldwide make about Israel's business climate.
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In the aggregate, these numbers may juice the entire economy, creating the conditions for higher GDP growth and "a persistent, positive macroeconomic effect," says Jason Furman, former chief economist to Barack Obama and now a professor at Harvard.
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Granted, energy firms have been the main factor in dragging profits lower in the aggregate but we're seeing a profit slowdown in many other industries as well, to the point where earnings are now falling even excluding energy.
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In the aggregate, they can record everything from the content of the emails you write, to your passwords, to any personal chats you have in a corporate Slack or private social media account accessed from your work desk.
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In Fitch's view, U.S. GSIBs would need to raise approximately $400 billion of tier 1 capital in the aggregate to qualify for the exemption under the CHOICE Act, an increase of around 43% compared to capital levels today.
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The middle ground comprised a respectable helping of tricky words and phrases: A few of them were risky, yes, but by the end of my solve I was much more amused, in the aggregate, than at all aggravated.
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But we have to say that really, in the aggregate, what's happening in Argentina and Turkey so far doesn't show any significant spillover, although at a level of individual institutions one may well see significant exposures to local realities.
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"In the aggregate of experiences, even the most banal ones, one finds a built-in poetry; this is how in washing one's hands successive times one can consider a bar of soap a sculpture," Tunga said in an interview.
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But the authors found that, over the very long run, growth in the aggregate payout from American equities has matched that of the country's GDP (see chart), and payout-per-share growth has matched that of GDP per head.
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Recently, the Senate Appropriations Committee allotted $1 million to the Bureau of Economic Analysis to develop indicators that will show how people's incomes grow in each 10 percent swath and not just in the aggregate, which is good news.
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" When the USWNT's lawsuit was first filed, the USSF released a statement claiming that any differences in pay are "based on differences in the aggregate revenue generated by the different teams and/or any other factor other than sex.
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Data: Thomson Reuters; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios More preliminary data from Thomson Reuters: Bigger the fall: The big global drop was in large transactions, with an 11.4% decrease in the aggregate value of deals worth $5 billion or more.
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In the aggregate, a left-wing Democrat with record-level minority turnout (1.26 million votes) and half of Jill Stein's votes (750,000) still falls behind if Trump gets just half of the 85033 center-right protest votes (2.6 million).
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" The White House's economic report, which Mr. Trump signed in February, while arguing that trade has left some Americans worse off, acknowledged that "fair and reciprocal international trade as a whole leaves the U.S. better off in the aggregate.
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In the aggregate, I have my doubts, but the chuckles and awws you'll hear around you in the theater at certain moments attest to the happy sense of participation that lies at the heart of the modern fan experience.
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"In the aggregate, external managers failed to add substantial value to the five N.Y.C. pension funds over the 10-year period studied," according to a 143 report by Scott C. Evans, the deputy city comptroller and chief investment officer.
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After more than 10,000 interviews, the result, in the aggregate, is that Democrats and Republicans are essentially tied in the 30 districts rated as tossups by the Cook Political Report, with Democrats leading by around half a percentage point.
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And in any other area of policy Thomas's point about how legal abortion appears, in the aggregate, to act in racist and eugenic ways would be taken as an indicator that something more than just emancipation is at work.
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We haven't seen much evidence that is showing up in the aggregate economic statistics … Both China and the U.S. have far more to lose and I'm hopeful that cooler heads will prevail and this won't go down a very nasty path.
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The key takeaway from the study (that there is an optimal time for Social Security and most people do not choose it) is a worthy point to make, but I am always leery of financial decisions viewed in the aggregate.
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In the aggregate, controlling for the same number of followers, a single Tweet by a Republican will be viewed as many times as a single Tweet by a Democrat, even after all filtering and algorithms have been applied by Twitter.
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Right now, it's focused on long-term endpoints like survival and outcomes, which not only require large, lengthy, and expensive clinical trials, but also are wrought with uncontrolled variables that mask benefits in the aggregate and, especially, in individual patients.
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The fundamental role of insurance is to address the financial impact of 'adverse fortuities' through the law of large numbers — random bad outcomes, not correlated with each other, but that are susceptible of statistical modeling when viewed in the aggregate.
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"I think, at the end of the day, given Disney's desire to pay half cash and half stock for Fox in the aggregate, Mr. Murdoch will wind up receiving roughly those percentages of his consideration in those forms," Willens said.
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All polls in the aggregate were conducted between October 17 and 30 by non-partisan, live telephone, national pollsters among registered Democrats and Democratic-leaning independent voters or registered voters who say they will vote in their state's primary or caucus.
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But even if this is true for certain individual actions, this situation changes when we consider them in the aggregate, happening over and over and over again, a thousand times from a thousand different people, their impact becomes more clear.
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Researchers can isolate URLs by characteristics like whether they were fact-checked or flagged as hate speech, and they can see (in the aggregate) who viewed them, liked them, shared them, or even whether they shared the links without viewing them.
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And women's presence in the workplace is good for women in the aggregate: Men who have stay-at-home wives are more likely than men with working wives to penalize their female co-workers, denying them promotions and viewing them unfavorably.
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" Throughout history, he noted, "They facilitated trade, trade allowed individuals and businesses to specialize," — see the above about architects and builders — "specialization made individuals and business enterprises more productive, and more productive firms and individuals in the aggregate raised national income.
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"It can predict things in the aggregate, but it cannot predict behavior at the level of an individual" who took the test once, Calvin Lai, a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University and director of research at Project Implicit, told me.
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But less sophisticated readers have no good way to tell the difference, and in the aggregate they've provided a distorted view of the election, convincing millions of voters on each side that the other candidate represents an existential threat to the Republic.
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The U.S. Treasury issued more debt in part to finance growing deficits following the financial crisis, and as a result, Treasury exposure in the Aggregate Index increased massively from 25 percent to 38 percent from 31 Dec 2008 to 30 Jun 2018.
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The company's best path forward may be the one floated by pseudonymous Silicon Valley gadfly Startup L. Jackson: use Twitter's 300 million or so core users to bootstrap a network of related but different apps, eventually amassing Facebook-like scale in the aggregate.
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So when one buyer gives preferential treatment to any one supplier, there's a chance it could serve its own bottom line — which is rooted in the aggregate interests of all of its clients — but not necessarily that of any of its individual clients.
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In between casting himself as a victim, as he was cuddled on "60 Minutes" and "The View," he listed a half-dozen reasons justifying his opening of the cases that were either untrue or laughable and, in the aggregate, legally insufficient to open.
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Albums in the broad "alternative rock" category moved okay in the aggregate, but besides Nirvana and a few others like Pearl Jam and Alanis Morissette, record sales did not compare to mainstream pop, bedroom R&B, hip-hop, or big-hat country.
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For any one performance, that payment might be small, but in the aggregate this is one of the music industry's biggest and most reliable kinds of income: Ascap and BMI, for example, each collect more than $1 billion a year in licensing fees.
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To jump back to the shadow-banning idea, I think it would be really good for a lot of lawmakers to actually be able to see in the aggregate how many bots are following them and how many Russian trolls are following them.
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In the aggregate, that's just what our studies have shown: Coverage expansions have their largest impact on causes of death from conditions like the ones I just listed, which are potentially most amenable to timely health care, as opposed to, say, car crashes and homicides.
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While not equally persuasive across all areas of law, the book establishes a similar pattern in cases concerning race, the separation of church and state, employment discrimination and other issues: on the surface, moderation; underneath, and in the aggregate, an erosion of fundamental rights.
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During the Great Recession, balanced budget rules forced massive cuts in state/local spending (plus some tax increases in the more progressive states), which generally meant that in the aggregate, the public sector was removing support from the economy despite the big federal stimulus bill.
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While these financial stresses can certainly lead consumers to draw down savings, unexpected costs are generally idiosyncratic, and data on weekly jobless claims suggest there is no widespread loss of jobs, certainly not the magnitude needed to show up in the aggregate income data.
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"Under the concept we discussed, the total salaries paid to players in the aggregate each season would not have changed, but smoothing would have allowed for steadier, incremental Cap increases, instead of a one-year spike," an N.B.A. spokesman, Mike Bass, wrote in an email.
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Even if each of the events described and analyzed by the special counsel independently falls short of establishing obstruction as a legal matter (and that's a debatable proposition), viewed in the aggregate, they indicate a stunning willingness to ignore and subvert the rule of law.
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Spending our time parsing a stupid but largely harmless comment is, in the aggregate, damaging -- there are only so many hours in any given day, and spending even a few of them channeling our anger toward Dunham seems, in this instance, counterproductive (to say the least).
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And, with all due respect, while our economy is growing—4.2-per-cent unemployment rate, twenty-four consecutive months of job creation—people don't live in the aggregate, not everybody's feeling that recovery, and we've got to deal with the issue of income and wealth disparity.
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Booker, while endorsing popular proposals like universal background checks, also promised he would confront the gun lobby from the White House: It is so horrific that in America, we have in the aggregate a mass shooting every day because dozens of people are shot and killed.
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However, when looked at in the aggregate, her Family Bill of Rights is the first comprehensive plan of its kind to acknowledge that in the U.S., parents face more burdens than in other industrialized countries when it comes to costs of child care, paid time off, and maternal health.
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Though engineers say that self-driving cars are likely going to be safer than human-piloted ones—humans are in the aggregate very unsafe drivers—there's something about either the concept or the companies developing them that seems to send up red flags in the minds of the public.
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"Some of these changes individually may affect only a small number of voters, but in the aggregate across the country it will be a very large number of voters," said Danielle Lang, voting rights counsel at the Campaign Legal Center, a Washington-based voting rights and campaign finance group.
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With this new rule, Homeland Security now defines public charge to mean an alien who receives one or more designated public benefits for more than 12 months in the aggregate within any 36-month period (for instance, receipt of two benefits in one month counts as two months).
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Still it's not at all an academic question, or a stingy one, to ask whether croupy kids ought to go to the ER. The total cost of this condition—I mean its dollar-value in the aggregate, for hospitals and parents and insurance companies—turns out to be immense.
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The main source of confusion Confusion mainly comes from the fact that while the CCPA does provide a clear exclusion for "publicly available" data, it is more ambiguous when it comes to de-identified or in the aggregate consumer information (compare section 2628(o)(28503) with section 22019.(a)(5)).
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And that it's probably in her business interest to — just like sports leagues divvy up their media rights and sell them — that she can divvy up her content rights and make more money in the aggregate because each individual Taylor Swift song is probably worth more than the sum of the parts.
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So I think one of the very interesting things is how you combine… technologies to get something which, in the aggregate, at the level of assist, rather than the level of an individual algorithm, is delivering the kind of very high reliability that of course we're going to demand from our autonomous transport.
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While such investments' worth has yet to really be tested during a market downturn, when consumers are more likely to default on loans, Nauta said that because interest rates on unsecured consumer credit has remained relatively high (compared to, say, mortgages), even defaults can still translate, in the aggregate, to a respectable return.
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And the show is a fascinating project in the aggregate, with little echoes of thematic purpose and symbolic images carrying through from episode to episode, even as each one features a completely new set of characters (with the only common link being that they all believe they're descended from the last royal family of Russia).
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It's arguable that, despite the continual complaints from users who are interrupted in the middle of work or come back to their PCs to find it has shut down without saving work, forced updates are better in the aggregate—the alternative is that a significant percentage of users will put off critical updates or simply forego them altogether.
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Even drudgery—his example is "participating in the garbage removal in our neighborhood on a weekly basis"—could be an element of our freedom if we see it as part of a collective understanding that we are acting in order to reduce, in the aggregate, socially necessary labor time and to increase socially available free time.
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In the aggregate, we've become more welcoming to women in major political roles, but on an individual level, in our own lives, there are many, many more of us who have quietly been nodding alongside wives and mothers and sisters and daughters and friends, watching as they race off toward some unfamiliar new life and realizing all we can do is cheer.
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If individual income tax rates are lowered and it leads people, in the aggregate, to work more hours or strive harder for a promotion, secure in the knowledge they will keep a bigger chunk of higher earnings, then it could increase the productive potential of the economy — and more people working more hours with higher productivity means higher economic growth.
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The list goes on of self-made billionaires — Bill Gates (Microsoft Corporation 144,000 jobs), Michael Dell (Dell Technologies - 145,4063 jobs), Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook 39,000 jobs) and Larry Ellison (Oracle Corporation — jobs), among others — who have built huge businesses from the ground up, providing jobs and economic opportunity to hundreds of thousands of taxpaying workers, and voluntarily gift every year, in the aggregate, billions of dollars back to the society that nurtured their success.
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"Exhibit A contains customer data collected by Defendant and constitutes Defendant's confidential, proprietary, and private information about its users — the very existence, content, and form of which are of extreme competitive sensitivity to Defendant in that they demonstrate what data Defendant considers important enough to capture, how that data is stored and organized, and could, individually or in the aggregate, provide Defendant's competitors with insights into how Defendant views, analyzes and executes certain aspects of its business," Uber wrote in a court filing.
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