The increases in premiums and deductibles both outstrip increases in wages.
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This gave rise to increases in crime and corresponding increases in black incarceration.
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Critically, just small increases in an atmospheric river's intensity drive big increases in damages.
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Nine percent of taxpayers would see increases in 2019, 85033 percent would see increases in 2025 and 50 percent would see increases in 2027, according to the report.
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Third, what will be the ratio of increases in investment to increases in share buybacks?
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Most economists believe that temporary increases in government spending will yield temporary increases in output.
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Their analysis found a close association between increases in Zika cases and increases in Guillain-Barre.
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Research has shown that increases in unemployment, for example, lead to small increases in property crime.
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WE STILL GET INCREASES IN EMPLOYMENT WERE STILL GETTING INCREASES IN OUTPUT WE WOULD LOVE MORE INCREASES IN OUTPUT AND SO THERES ROOM FOR EXPANSION, AND WE WOULD CERTAINLY LIKE MORE INFLATION.
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The states with the largest increases in demand also had the largest increases in gun-related crimes.
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At any rate, increases in wages have not yet translated into increases in consumption and greater inflation.
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Such slow increases in revenue and big increases in cost seem to point to an obvious conclusion.
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Increases in the total time couples devote to unpaid housework results in significant increases in sexual frequency.
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Moreover, the states with the biggest increases in demand for firearms had larger increases in gun-related crimes.
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The Democrats are insisting that any increases in defense spending be matched by increases in non-defense spending.
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It's folly to assume that increases in computer power are the same as increases in sophistication, he explained.
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As for crime, there is no research linking increases in short-term rental properties with increases in crime.
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Sometimes, growth in confirmed cases is due to increases in testing capacity, not increases in the virus's spread.
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Mr Javid has also raised the possibility of small increases in spending, paid for by increases in council taxes.
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Democrats have long demanded that increases in defense spending be matched with dollar-for-dollar increases in nondefense spending.
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Record increases in suicide rate The suicide rate in the United States has seen sharp increases in recent years.
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Increases in the empowerment of women as political leaders have been associated with increases in policy representing the concerns of women, families, and minorities, as well as increases in standards of living, health, education, and infrastructure.
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The CDC says recent increases in the use of e-cigarettes are driving increases in tobacco product use among youth.
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STARBUCKS CORP - SEEING MARGIN PRESSURE FROM INCREASES IN STATUTORY MINIMUM WAGES, INCREASES IN RENT, CULINARY MAINTENANCE AND REAL ESTATE TAXES
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In a separate report, the CDC linked the recent steep increases in hepatitis C infections to increases in opioid injection.
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Increases in tuition typically follow decreases in state appropriations for operations, which in turn should lead to increases in financial aid.
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Further, political wheeling and dealing between both parties has effectively tied increases in military spending to increases in domestic discretionary spending.
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The Weber-Fechner law dictates that the bats perceive increases in volume more acutely than they do increases in sugar concentration.
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The Fed's recent increases in short-term rates have not been matched by similar increases in 10-year Treasury note yields.
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Higher drinking rates overall and increases in problem drinking foreshadow increases in chronic health conditions, they say, especially among those demographic groups.
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Increases in average price between 2004 and 2014, which generally followed increases in tobacco taxes, were associated with 9,208 fewer infant deaths.
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All employees will receive 3% increases in the second and third years of their contracts, with 3.5% increases in 2021 and 2022.
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With British infrastructure in a ropy state, both main parties are promising big increases in capital spending, funded by large increases in borrowing.
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What has driven increases in housing prices is both demand and increases in income, caused largely by the growth of high-paying jobs.
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In fact, the authors show that sectors with the largest increases in automation have also been those with the largest increases in trade.
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Clinton's plan consists of nearly balanced increases in taxes and increases in spending, while Trump's plan is dominated by a major tax cut.
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Based on the pace of share buybacks, it is likely that increases in business investment will be far less than increases in share buybacks.
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"The company continues to successfully implement price increases in collaboration with its customers to compensate the increases in input costs," Givaudan said on Tuesday.
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"There are connections to increases in certain kinds of cancer to lower sperm count to increases in conditions like ADHD and autism," said Mason.
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For the most part, increases in calcium correlated to the trained licking behavior—that is, mice responding to stimuli showed increases in dendritic signalling.
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A 30-year analysis of more than 600 cities in 24 countries found that increases in air pollution were linked to increases in related deaths.
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Most all of this traces back to increases in the hormone epinephrine (or adrenaline) paired with increases in the inflammation-regulating signaling molecule IL-6.
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A 250 study of 26 European countries found that increases in the unemployment rate between 1970 and 2007 were linked to increases in suicides and homicides.
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Chipotle initiated the final wave of increases in January, bumping up prices by 5 to 7 percent in markets that did not already see increases in 2017.
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A more revealing gauge of job market health than the net change in total jobs is whether increases in employment are keeping pace with increases in population.
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Increases in funding for Cybersecurity There are increases in cybersecurity funding proposed across several agencies, including the Departments of Defense, Justice, the Treasury and Homeland Security, among others.
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Unfortunately, while there have been significant increases in federal financial aid in recent years, many schools had even bigger tuition increases in the wake of state budget cuts.
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They could raise spending caps set to kick in next month by matching increases in military spending that Republicans want with increases in domestic spending that Democrats favor.
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"The company continues to implement price increases in collaboration with its customers to fully compensate for the increases in input costs," Givaudan said in a statement on Friday.
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"The company continues to implement price increases in collaboration with its customers to compensate the increases in input costs," the Geneva-based group said in a statement on Thursday.
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"We're going to need to see if there are increases in asthma, increases in hospital visits, any number of things that might be associated with bed bugs."[PLOS-One]
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Projected increases in waist circumference and body fat percentage based on genetic profile were similarly linked with increases in the odds of ever having smoked and increased smoking intensity.
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Widespread adoption of the internet of things will lead to exponential increases in online data volumes and to corresponding increases in the power and influence of these platform giants.
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The Pentagon says it needs $80 billion, and the old Budget Control Act bargain was that increases in defense spending should be matched by increases in non-defense spending.
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Throughout the past 800,000 years, increases in concentrations of carbon dioxide do correlate with increases in ocean temperatures, but concentrations typically increase a few hundred years after observed warming.
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The number of trips by all vehicle types in the CBD remained flat between 2014 and 2015 as increases in transit ridership offset increases in trip demand driven by growth.
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Countering the incorrect narrative about immigrants as criminals, research shows communities that have substantial increases in immigration experience a sharper reduction in crime than communities without large increases in immigration.
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In a 30-year analysis of 652 cities in 24 countries and regions on six continents, researchers found that increases in air pollution were linked to increases in related deaths.
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The article said the data could "largely be explained by increases in mean ocean temperatures, suggesting that we can expect further increases in marine heatwave days under continued global warming."
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Even with seemingly small increases in particulate matter in the air, "you can see increases in hospitalizations and ER visits for cardiac disorders, like heart attacks and strokes," she added.
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"The increases in petrol and diesel local pump prices have been caused by increases in the world oil market prices and bulk procurement system (BPS) premiums," EWURA said in a statement.
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"These trends can largely be explained by increases in mean ocean temperatures, suggesting that we can expect further increases in marine heatwave days under continued global warming," the study's abstract said.
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A 2010 study of 22 countries in the region unsurprisingly found that increases in gross domestic product over this period were associated with increases in life expectancy and decreases in infant mortality.
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A similar pattern of increases in low-birth-weight babies and increases in premature babies was not evident for black women, native women, Latino women, or white women — only for Arab-American women.
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By studying minimum wage increases in a global context, one can learn more about health implications for current and proposed increases in minimum wages on low-income populations in the U.S. and beyond.
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The government on Monday announced new increases in electricity prices.
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And you're seeing modest inflation increases in certain finished goods.
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Increases in medical care coverage after Obamacare varied by state.
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There were increases in orders for primary metals and machinery.
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Any faster increases in borrowing costs could affect the economy.
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Countries with larger tax cuts experienced bigger increases in inequality.
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Traders also increased bets on further rate increases in 2019.
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At night, the behavior increases in both frequency and intensity.
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It implied traders expect two more rate increases in 2019.
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Between 2000 and 22015, 25 states experienced increases in homelessness.
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Green areas show increases in areas covered by green leaves.
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There were also increases in bookings for fabricated metal products.
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"We've seen price increases in our categories before," he said.
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He has consistently opposed increases in the minimum wage, too.
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What they found were increases in nearly every category examined.
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"Consumers are quite sensitive to increases in price," Chisholm added.
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There were increases in exports of consumer and capital goods.
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There were also increases in orders for fabricated metal products.
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Small increases in issuance — a billion here, a billion there.
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Courts can only permit increases in assessed valuation, not reductions.
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The solution: Do not include those increases in your calculations.
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Now, some other major cities are seeing increases in murders.
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He pointed to healthy increases in business lending by banks.
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The Middle East also saw significant increases in military spending.
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Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania all saw increases in FDI inflows.
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But the increases in household income also reflected investment gains.
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The solution: Do not include those increases in your calculations.
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We have seen moderate increases in wages and price inflation.
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In December, it projected two more rate increases in 2019.
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Historically, Los Angeles County has experienced major increases in homelessness.
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Trump and the Republicans demanded significant increases in defense spending.
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Unclear, but the company "stands ready" for increases in traffic.
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The Obama administration mandated 5% annual increases in fuel economy.
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The bank is predicting further increases in the coming year.
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Powell maintained his expectation for further gradual increases in rates.
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Increases in tourism can also bring challenges to a site.
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Solid increases in rents should keep the core CPI supported.
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Republicans consider the funding increases in this area a must.
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That trend translates into sharp rent increases in those areas.
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"Price increases in today's environment aren't necessarily good," Henkes said.
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This dynamic increases in intensity as harmful effects are repeated.
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And such increases in uncertainty tend to have real effects.
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Do the increases in defense spending seem reasonable to you?
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There were increases in healthcare and transportation and warehousing employment.
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Increases in the minimum wage in many states recently, and increases in the lowest-tier salaries by big employers like Walmart, Target and Aetna, are also beginning to ripple through the broader work force.
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Both Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader, have said they are pushing to match increases in military spending, which Republicans want, with equal increases in nonmilitary spending, which Democrats favor.
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Across 200 metropolitan areas Robert Adelman, University at Buffalo, and Lesley Reid, University of Alabama Research has shown virtually no support for the enduring assumption that increases in immigration are associated with increases in crime.
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Indonesia has forecast sharp increases in gas demand after 2020, but increases in domestic consumption of the super-cooled fuel have been hampered by an abundance of cheap coal and sluggish development of gas infrastructure.
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The adjustments are based on increases in the consumer price index.
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Elitas also said Turkey should avoid excessive increases in interest rates.
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Those services also had increases in their estimated rates of assaults.
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But as average income increases in countries, trust in vaccines decreases.
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"You are going to see increases in economic losses," he said.
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Many plans did see increases in the 10% to 50% range.
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Only mobile and "other connected devices" saw increases in time spent.
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Around the world, there were dramatic increases in clean energy investment.
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The Fed has been open to four rate increases in 2018.
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Economists had expected the first of the two increases in June.
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Now the sales increases in coloring books seems to be evaporating.
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Despite the increases in the core CPI, underlying inflation remains moderate.
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Increases in government subsidies for homebuyers will only inflate prices further.
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The richest of the rich got rather muted increases in income.
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There were also increases in orders for primary metals and machinery.
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What we didn't expect was the marginal increases in other fields.
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The "COLAs" are based on increases in the Consumer Price Index.
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There were increases in measures of new orders, employment and shipments.
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The Northeast and Midwest already have experienced increases in flooding events.
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Adidas reported double-digit sales increases in running, soccer and training.
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Firms, however, continued to report overall increases in employment this month.
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In years past, the data indicated slight increases in sea ice.
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There were also increases in homebuilding in the Midwest and Northeast.
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The PMI showed steep increases in output, new orders and exports.
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It forecasts only two increases in 22.0 and one in 22019.
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Nor do they take account of increases in non-cash compensation.
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I would now expect fuel price increases in July or August.
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There were increases in inventories of furniture, lumber and computer equipment.
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Delta and United also reported similar increases in their fuel expenses.
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There were also increases in imports of cellphones and other goods.
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Espy supported one of the largest tax increases in American history.
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Construction payrolls probably increased further, reflecting recent strong increases in homebuilding.
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The opposition Labour Party also wants large increases in public spending.
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Ultimately, increases in yields in prime funds could overcome investor reticence.
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Still, fuel costs have doubled with two increases in subsidized prices.
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These calculations also don't take into account any increases in income.
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THEY'VE COMMITTED TO 24 OR 73% INCREASES IN FARM PRODUCTS IMMEDIATELY.
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There were also increases in exports of motor vehicles and parts.
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There were also increases in furniture, apparel, petroleum and hardware inventories.
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All major regions saw monthly and annual sales increases in October.
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The upcoming premium increases in Obamacare marketplaces are not about them.
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There were also increases in the cost of healthcare and rents.
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There were also increases in professional equipment, furniture and hardware inventories.
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Muslim Americans have seen sharp increases in Islamophobia since 9/11.
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The profits garnered were accompanied by outrageous increases in executive pay.
|
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Normally, that causes observers to ignore proposed increases in discretionary spending.
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Such numbers reflect impressive GDP increases in normal, pre-coronavirus times.
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There were also increases in inventories of petroleum and electrical goods.
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China ordered the latest tariff increases in response to Trump's move.
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Even slight increases in distance had drastic effects on child mortality.
|
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Rapid increases in unemployment: Right now, there's nothing to worry about.
|
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So far, however, many insurers are keeping price increases in check.
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"I see no need for further increases in production," he said.
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Eighteen states and 20 cities initiated minimum wage increases in 2018.
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"We're talking 30 percent increases in efficiency are possible," said Takahashi.
|
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Target and Walmart soon announced increases in their own minimum wages.
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"The shale boom has driven incredible increases in production," said Fitzmaurice.
|
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CNN and MSNBC have also seen big increases in daytime audiences.
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"The increases in production will still drag us lower," he said.
|
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That includes increases in 24 states and 48 cities and counties.
|
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They really are free to set remarkable increases in this market.
|
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There were also increases in exports of industrial supplies and materials.
|
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Some potential rival drugs have caused LDL increases in clinical trials.
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The dryness increases in inverse proportion to the amount of vermouth.
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There were also healthy increases in wages and the unemployment rate.
|
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There were no increases in the rates of sexually transmitted infections.
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The Fed raised rates and predicted two more increases in 2019.
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"Fortunately, we didn't see increases in blood pressure or any signs of increases in stiffness of the arteries in the adolescents and young adults that we studied in relationship to these levels of chemicals," Trasande said.
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The government recently announced hefty spending cuts and increases in utility prices.
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Notice that as one object increases in momentum, the other object decreases.
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As inflammation increases in the body, so does CRP in the bloodstream.
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US manufacturers lose due to dramatic increases in their supply chain costs.
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There were also increases in more minor crimes, like burglary and trespassing.
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In the short term, increases in capex will prevent this from occurring.
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GDP and revenues both grow when the 'customer-worker' increases in value.
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We're seeing increases in conversion rate which make it good for business.
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Politicians normally present increases in the minimum wage as better pie-slicing.
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The bottom line: Most Africans are encouraged by increases in internet access.
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The constitution requires the assembly to approve increases in the debt limit.
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Oh, and the programs are not associated with increases in drug use.
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There were increases in the cost of prescription medication and doctor visits.
|
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Nine states had significant increases in fourth-grade math, compared with 2017.
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There were increases in the prices of poultry, eggs, fish and beef.
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Wage increases in the U.S. could hit firms such as Wolseley WOS.
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There were also increases in prices for passenger transportation and portfolio management.
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The losses were slightly offset by production increases in Iraq and Angola.
|
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There were also increases in prices of hospital inpatient and dental care.
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That decision came on the heels of four rate increases in 2018.
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Will tea party Republicans object to potentially massive increases in the deficit?
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The most recent increases in sugar consumption began in the late 1970s.
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Drivers at Lyft and Uber recently won pay increases in New York.
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CARNIVAL CORP CEO - GUIDANCE INCLUDES PLANNED INCREASES IN ADVERTISING COSTS - CONF CALL
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The outlook, however, did not factor in any additional increases in levies.
|
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Their vision inherently requires dramatic drops in cost and increases in capability.
|
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Last month's jump reflected increases in orders at the end of 20.2.
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Importantly, increases in local uncertainty are partially driven by preexisting state institutions.
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There were also increases in orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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Celebrity deaths often spur big increases in sales of music and movies.
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There were increases in exports of industrial supplies and materials, and soybeans.
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And increases in Iranian gas supplies would come after oil, he said.
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It was the 10th straight month of increases in raw materials prices.
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We certainly go through periods where we have increases in Sasquatch sightings.
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Increases in U.S. crude inventories have also put a lid on gains.
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That followed increases in its repo rates and the SLF on Feb.
|
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That means every so often, Proxima Centauri flares and increases in brightness.
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That's because even small increases in temperature can have a devastating impact.
|
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There were increases in sales at clothing, furniture and building material stores.
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Tobacco is a serial offender due to steep annual increases in taxes.
|
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That said, fund firms capture the lion's share of increases in revenue.
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The move is expected to lead to sharp increases in the payouts.
|
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The forecast also incorporates spending increases in other lines, especially interest expenditure.
|
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Microsoft surged to one of the biggest increases in the S.&P.
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The measure would be paid for through small increases in payroll taxes.
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Over the last 50 years, workers have generated enormous increases in productivity.
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The falls followed increases in the two previous months in both countries.
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Some banks have already reported large increases in deposits since demonetisation began.
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Rial ruled out further increases in generic loan-loss reserves this year.
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I haven't mentioned the $4.5 trillion in tax increases in the bill.
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The Wake-Up Light gradually increases in brightness to wake you naturally.
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In some countries, however, there have been considerable increases in viewing numbers.
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And even this year, computer RAM has seen some increases in prices.
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Experts blame increases in international travel and urbanization on spreading the bugs.
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Strong domestic demand is being reflected in steady increases in consumer prices.
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It is already buying far more JGBs than increases in net issuance.
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The rate increases, in fact, are unlikely to be a deciding factor.
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There were also increases in home building in the Midwest and Northeast.
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Absolutely. We are seeing probably 20 percent-plus increases in crop yields.
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That's likely a result of increases in heroin and cutbacks in painkillers.
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Gradual increases in word difficulty are to be expected, but nothing more.
|
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They noted that other airports have sustained wage increases in recent years.
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Increases in suicides have been reported during past periods of economic instability.
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Fed officials predicted three rate increases in 2019 and one in 2020.
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If a flight drops or increases in price, you'll get a notification.
|
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That may be surprising, given flashy headlines showing substantial increases in support.
|
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But increases in consumer prices are temporary, the seven-member board said.
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That would reduce the impact of potential future increases in global rates.
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These areas showed some of the largest turnout increases in the state.
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Real estate consistently increases in value over time and outperforms other investments.
|
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There were also increases in the cost of doctor and hospital visits.
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Accordingly, QE has produced big increases in stock, bond and property prices.
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But you've seen increases in interest rate volatility and foreign exchange volatility.
|
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There were increases in exports of capital goods, food and motor vehicles.
|
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UPS saw increases in revenue across all its segments during the quarter.
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Further increases in the federal funds rate are certainly on the way.
|
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They saw increases in men, women, across all age groups and regions.
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The others found increases in homicides associated with both kinds of laws.
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More export-supporting banks will permeate Europe, accompanied by increases in protectionism.
|
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These would be likely to include increases in funding for Northern Ireland.
|
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But all this is true about increases in the minimum wage, too.
|
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That could help shield ratepayers from sizable increases in their electric bills.
|
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There were increases in order for computers and electronic products and machinery.
|
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There were increases in the costs of prescription medication and hospital services.
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They report significant increases in donations and support from Members of Parliament.
|
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"Last year we saw really big premium increases in states," says Collins.
|
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There were also increases in exports of soybeans, corn and crude oil.
|
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A 30-year analysis of 652 cities in 24 countries and regions across six continents found that increases in air pollution were linked to increases in related deaths: The higher the levels of pollution, the faster people die.
|
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These risks included "increases in temperatures, changes in extreme weather events, increases in food- and water-borne pathogens" and were supported by evidence from both the U.S. Global Climate Research Program and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
|
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Fitch's concerns include: --Consistent, material increases in cash dividends long-term, which, in the absence of commensurate growth in profitability, could pressure FCF and financial flexibility, necessitating further increases in core debt to fund acquisitions or share repurchases.
|
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The irony is that the griping over the need to pay 1 or 2 cents for produce bags far outweighed protests over 5 percent increases in domestic gas and electricity bills as well as increases in highway tolls.
|
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But the coping has been neither sufficient (increases in retirement age have not kept up with increases in life expectancy) nor popular (people, especially people likely to rely on state pensions, do not like having the retirement age raised).
|
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She is also known for helping to advance the so-called capabilities approach to economic development, which holds that progress should be measured by things like increases in life expectancy and education, rather than simply by increases in income.
|
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I wrote down three rate increases in the September summary of economic projections.
|
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The survey showed increases in consumers planning to buy cars and major appliances.
|
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Rising humidity can lead to increases in bacteria and fungi, researchers have found.
|
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Receipts at service stations increased 2.1 percent, reflecting recent increases in gasoline prices.
|
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This has happened largely through increases in exports, suggesting that competitiveness has improved.
|
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Other economists agreed, pointing to the increases in factors like weekly hours worked.
|
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He pointed to strong increases in public investment, real wages and private consumption.
|
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Yet the biggest increases in knife crime have been outside London (see chart).
|
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Last year South Africa experienced nationwide student marches against increases in university fees.
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It led to large increases in the adult earnings of children who moved.
|
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In Georgia, 156 of the state's 159 counties saw increases in removal rates.
|
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The higher bill reflected sharp increases in volumes received in May and June.
|
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Bernie Sanders on the need to more stringently address increases in drug prices.
|
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Other studies find increases in employment and wages that are modest at best.
|
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However, capital buffers are strong and can absorb sharp increases in impairment charges.
|
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That is due to increases in productivity of each worker thanks to technology.
|
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Choose a good location and you'll likely get significant increases in property value.
|
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That would require increases in taxes across the board—a highly unlikely prospect.
|
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All of which suggests that the increases in volume could be only temporary.
|
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In fact, loads of players have reported alarming increases in their physical activity.
|
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There were also increases in orders for fabricated metal products and primary metals.
|
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Many market watchers believe there will be four more rate increases in 2016.
|
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There were also increases in prices of alcohol, mobile phone services and tobacco.
|
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Recent sharp increases in deposits made by consumers only help pad that total.
|
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It found increases in criminal records across the board for former spank recipients.
|
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There were also strong increases in sales at furniture and building material stores.
|
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Cramer thinks hope could be driving increases in both Micron Technology and Apple.
|
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However, there is scant evidence that buybacks produce sustainable increases in shareholder value.
|
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That means we'll likely see continued increases in worldwide downloads for some time.
|
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The Fed has indicated that it still expects three rate increases in 2017.
|
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Regionally, the three-month moving averages showed increases in two of four areas.
|
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In exchange, they say they may allow modest increases in border security measures.
|
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It also provides for bodyguards for ex-presidents and increases in their pension.
|
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Increases in the legal minimum wage tend to push up all low wages.
|
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At the time, central bankers telegraphed four more possible rate increases in 2016.
|
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Instead, he decreed big increases in the minimum wage and in social programmes.
|
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U.S. pediatricians have also reported increases in ACL tears in children and teens.
|
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Private construction spending was boosted by increases in both residential and nonresidential outlays.
|
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The Saudi government recently announced huge increases in visa charges for foreign workers.
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Some of the increases in advocacy spending were driven by the 2016 election.
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There were increases in prices for hospital services, doctor visits and prescription medication.
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Bitcoin, however, only increases in value by being bought and sold, he argues.
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State regulators have approved premium increases in the double digits to compensate insurers.
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"Increases in extreme precipitation are projected for all U.S. regions," U.S. scientists concluded.
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And as competition increases in the ACA marketplaces, premiums have begun to stabilize.
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Most of the raises were under 10 percent increases in this round alone.
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Teens, Hispanics, and African Americans have all seen major increases in cessation rates.
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Even so, this is no match for the expected increases in life expectancy.
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Sure enough, by 2202 the increases in CFC concentrations in the atmosphere stopped.
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Also unlike the surge years, the Army didn't rely on increases in waivers.
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Income growth hasn't kept up with staggering increases in home prices and education.
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One cause of outflows was the Federal Reserve's four increases in U.S. rates.
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There were slight increases in activity among the other people using activity monitors.
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AND WITH THAT CAME, IN MANY CASES, SIGNIFICANT INCREASES IN DIVIDENDS AND BUYBACKS.
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Banks quickly announced big increases in their plans to return capital to shareholders.
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Recent research has documented surprising increases in death rates among less educated whites.
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Receipts at service stations increased 2.2 percent, reflecting recent increases in gasoline prices.
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So far in 2019, 20 governors have called for increases in teacher pay.
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As the world increases in absurdity, so, evidently, must MTV dating-competition shows.
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But they found increases in some of these immune markers in vapers, too.
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But wasteful increases in the national debt threaten the health of every American.
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Despite dramatic increases in recent years, labiaplasty is still a relatively rare procedure.
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The company noted increases in its domestic and international subscribers during the quarter.
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There were strong increases in exports of industrial supplies, petroleum and capital goods.
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Germany has seen sharp increases in the number of Salafists in recent years.
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That population has borne the full brunt of premium increases in recent years.
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His successor, Larry Kudlow, is less enthusiastic about increases in federal infrastructure spending.
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But the increases in wind and solar power both came from low bases.
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Mr. Clarida noted that the increases were not accompanied by increases in inflation.
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Both services have seen big increases in demand following the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Both services have seen big increases in demand following the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Wage increases in recent years have not compensated for the shortfall, growers said.
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Here are the types of businesses that have seen increases in foot traffic:
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Britain, Germany, France and the Netherlands all reported sharp increases in confirmed cases.
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Then he announced increases in tariff rates on over $500bn of Chinese imports.
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In the near-term, our checks confirm significant increases in business activity, esp.
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Despite big increases in applications, experts say policy prices and applications aren't changing.
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"With those increases in growth rates comes higher demand for food," she said.
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The main loosening measures are increases in personal allowances and business rate relief.
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On Saturday, Mr. Edwards notched significant increases in turnout compared to the primary.
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The budget resolution should also limit the assumed future increases in federal spending.
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China and the broader Asia-Pacific region recorded double-digit increases in sales.
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Fed officials once again reduced their expectations for rate increases in coming years.
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Spain saw one of the sharpest increases in the number of individual fires.
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There were increases in orders for machinery, primary metals, computers and electronics products.
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It's important to keep the effect of these minimum wage increases in perspective.
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These would be the first two increases in average annual prices since 218.
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The Democrats are loath to help without increases in spending for domestic programs.
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The Democrats are getting a smaller – but still-massive – increases in domestic spending.
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The majority of the increases in recent years were in Africa and Asia.
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Recent increases in public and private sector wages risk medium-term price competiveness.
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The price increases in correlation to the amount of years it has aged.
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UAW workers at GM have seen few pay increases in the last decade.
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He voted against the quarter-point rate increases in March and in June.
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It can lead to increases in happiness, self-confidence and even immune function.
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There were increases in exports of food, motor vehicles, consumer and capital goods.
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Over time, narcissism increases in people with high wellbeing and low emotional reactivity.
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There were strong increases in the costs of hospital services and prescription medication.
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Recessions would lead to much larger increases in poverty than they currently do.
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"When fire was controlled around 400,000 years ago in human populations, probably cultural practices changed, so there would have been increases in social interactions, increases in population density and increased time for interaction into the night," Tanaka told Australia's ABC News.
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Some of the biggest increases in suicide rates occurred among women While more men than women died by suicide in 2014 — more than 103,000 men compared to around 9,600 women — some of the biggest increases in suicide rates occurred among women.
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"The company continues to implement price increases in collaboration with its customers to fully compensate for the increases in input costs," said the group that is currently using its flavours expertise to give plant-based meat alternatives a better taste.
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Seemingly small increases in global average temperatures hide a crucial shift in the extremes.
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Without increases in efficiency, workers can't get paid more and the economy can't expand.
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Both Germany and France showed sharp increases in satisfaction levels over the past months.
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And a lot of them would see major increases in their effective premium costs.
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Dell, in particular, reported strong increases in computer sales driven by high-end laptops.
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Heating oil is also climbing, and increases in diesel and jet fuel are underway.
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Much of that is masking the big wage increases in technology and other areas.
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Basic drugs that treat diabetes and high cholesterol showed large price increases in 2016.
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Pulte saw increases in both the number of homes sold and average selling prices.
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Pandora is seeing increases in both advertisements and paid subscribers, helping boost its results.
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Governor Jay Nixon's veto of a bill that would kill minimum wage increases in
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Increases in campus unrest and racial protest over police brutality have intensified racial views.
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Much of the gain derived from increases in corporate equity prices, the Fed said.
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The agencies also reported increases in rapes, robberies, aggravated assaults and non-fatal shootings.
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Time's results were helped by increases in digital advertising and by contributions from acquisitions.
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Research suggests that coral cover increases in older, well-enforced MPAs in isolated areas.
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As the size of an ethnic group increases, in-group contact and interaction increases.
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They do think the economy is strong enough for further increases in borrowing costs.
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And some behavioral studies find increases in working memory and decreases in mind wandering.
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And increases in the minimum wage help poor families less than is commonly supposed.
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Two less-well-known candidates saw substantial increases in their favorability numbers since July.
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They have been supercharged thanks to increases in affordable computing power and available data.
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There were increases in sales of motor vehicles, furniture, professional equipment and electrical goods.
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Gates is also a vocal advocate of major increases in federal R&D spending.
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As expected, there were increases in new concussions after the laws went into effect.
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Policymakers expect three rate increases in 2017, in addition to two hikes this year.
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There were also increases in motor vehicle imports, but imports of consumer goods fell.
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And the British economy is highly sensitive to increases in interest rates (see article).
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Seafood consumption is soaring in China, along with increases in average disposable income there.
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This continues a 6-year streak of steep global increases in carbon dioxide concentrations.
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Other cities, including Denver, Dallas, and Minneapolis have seen similar increases in housing costs.
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That contrasts with increases in ownership for other tech companies like Facebook and Amazon.
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Freedman's appearances generated sharp increases in GWG website traffic and its YouTube channel hits.
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This as price increases in North America helped combat rising costs and decreasing volume.
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Having it repeatedly and systematically connected with increases in violence isn't a good look.
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Both the Bush and Obama budgets called for increases in funding for international programs.
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Tesla says its employees also have benefited from increases in the company's share price.
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However, claiming that these are responsible for increases in violence is inaccurate and incomplete.
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Many industries with the biggest increases in job openings include mostly lower-paying jobs.
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Many people would be protected from those increases in part through Obamacare's financial assistance.
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They saw over 40 percent increases in the amount of biomass the plants produced.
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There were also increases in sales at furniture stores and at restaurants and bars.
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Early signs already show big increases in dividend payments and stock buybacks this year.
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Tax cuts or increases in public spending could still be effective in fighting recession.
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"There have been big increases in private debt all over emerging markets," Sterne said.
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Even those two outliers only claimed 0.4 and 2.3 percent increases in ridership, respectively.
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There's hyper-arousal: Increases in anxiety, fear, panic, insomnia, trauma flashbacks, and emotional instability.
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None of these communities experienced increases in injection drug use when the SIFs opened.
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Recently announced increases in those grants will help boost sales at Shoprite, Engelbrecht said.
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Still, concentrated increases in premiums help to explain some of the antipathy towards Obamacare.
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"Historically, rapid increases in interest rates end poorly, resulting in economic recessions," she said.
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No promotion prospects, no new job opportunities, and no significant wage increases in sight.
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Puzder's main qualification appears to be outspoken opposition to increases in the minimum wage.
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Despite recent increases in CPI, HSBC believed further rate cuts were on the table.
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Additionally, increases in lobbying spending are sometimes the result of pending mergers and acquisitions.
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But there are always costs to increases in income, like increased workload, travel, worry.
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An uptick in exports and increases in consumer and business spending powered the growth.
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The opposite happened in North Dakota and Texas, which saw big increases in revenue.
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It marks the fourth consecutive year of sharp increases in STDs, the CDC said.
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The deal reached last fall called for parallel increases in military and nonmilitary programs.
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Public Health Get ready for big increases in premiums under the Affordable Care Act.
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Lower regulatory burdens translate into lower costs of conducting business and increases in output.
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There were increases in the costs of hospital services, doctor visits and prescription medicine.
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There were also increases in orders for primary metals and computers and electronic products.
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And he has been a one-man bulwark against minimum wage increases in Indiana.
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On top of that, I strongly suggest freezing any and all increases in expenses.
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The sharpest increases in age have occurred since 20143, when the average was 22014.
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Trump received a round of applause when he mentioned proposed increases in defense spending.
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And they believe premature increases in the Bitcoin network's capacity could threaten that independence.
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There were increases in healthcare, transportation and warehousing employment, as well as financial activities.
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The report notes that unintentional injuries made "the largest contribution" to increases in deaths.
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The market is now even seeing price increases in more popular enclaves, brokers said.
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The Fed has cut rates three times this year after four increases in 2018.
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"Unfortunately, we continue to see increases in transportation fatalities," said NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt.
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Many local governments have already taken steps to curb increases in the minimum wage.
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That follows double-digit increases in 2015 and 2016, after six years of decline.
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The data showed Clorox which ZIP codes around the country had increases in fevers.
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Pharmaceuticals and healthcare technology each saw more than $200 million increases in short covering.
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Rising prices have been eating up most of the modest increases in workers' pay.
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Other Russian-created groups, like Heart of Texas, also showed huge increases in followers.
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In Vermont last year, hundreds of nurses walked out while demanding increases in staffing.
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"It's not only this mass violence — it's also increases in suicide," Dr. Kingston said.
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Historically, the politics of even small increases in the gasoline tax have been tough.
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Elsewhere in economics: U.S. workers received their biggest pay increases in nearly a decade.
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Grocery stores, warehouse stores, and hardware stores have seen big increases in foot traffic.
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To help fill that hole, Congress in 2012 approved big increases in its premiums.
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Lawmakers shielded existing loans from any increases in rates when they removed the cap.
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A result could be large increases in the number of Americans without health insurance.
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This may account for some portion of observed increases in white jail incarceration rates.
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The site showed increases in crisis support advocacy and hunger, immigration and veterans' affairs.
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Low mortgage rates should help maintain another year of modest increases in home values.
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Others find that it has been associated with increases in risk-adjusted mortality rates.
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Other program expansions include targeted increases in health care and education, including capital investments.
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There were big increases in job openings in leisure and hospitality, and construction sectors.
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In separate forecasts also published Wednesday, Fed officials predicted three rate increases in 2017.
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Sudden contact with cold water can cause hyperventilation and sudden increases in blood pressure.
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Both vinyl and CDs saw increases in sales, growing 5 and 13 percent, respectively.
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Groups pushing minimum wage increases in Arkansas, Missouri and other states received millions more.
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Some of the biggest increases in quit rates are among older, more experienced, workers.
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Continued low interest rates and increases in housing construction continue to drive this trend.
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Moreover, some studies have even reported increases in cortical sizes as the disease progresses.
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Increases in preferential rents aren't subject to city-set limitsgoverning other rent-stabilized apartments.
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Industry observers predicted increases in representation, but they are slower to come than anticipated.
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The reality is, cities with fewer crime-fighting resources often experience increases in crime.
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It did so again in 2016, but the board approved modest increases in 0003.
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At some point, further increases in sales incentives could hurt manufacturers' profits, he said.
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There were increases in the prices for both inpatient and outpatient care last month.
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In many states, health plans made their biggest premium increases in their silver plans.
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Compared to 2015, there were increases in reported hate crimes nearly across the board.
|
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Recent increases in wage growth, have done little to reverse decades of growth inequality.
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"They're looking at the environment and have determined that they can't get enough returns for shareholders through significant increases in banking or massive increases in assets under management," said Ryan Kelley, a portfolio manager at Hennessy Funds and a Morgan Stanley shareholder.
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They noted increases in false political stories during the 2012 and 2016 U.S. presidential races.
|
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There were increases in prices for hospital outpatient, hospital inpatient, dental and nursing home care.
|
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The industrial giant said costs were rising due to tariffs and increases in steel prices.
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Roughly speaking, you can look forward to 4x to 10x speed increases in your wifi.
|
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There were also strong increases in the production of primary metals, machinery and wood products.
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Ohio saw the biggest increases in emergency department visits from 2009 through 2014 — 119.1 percent.
|
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Excluding the Flipkart deal, Walmart said it expects to see increases in 2019 and 2803.
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With certain cool hues tied to increases in home values, what is there to lose?
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"We haven't seen any increases in affordable inventory in at least nine months," Richardson said.
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Fortunately, I receive subsidies, which have softened the effects of the increases in the past.
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After its most recent hike, in September, the Fed projected three rate increases in 2019.
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And so, in addition, we had record revenue increases in our technology business, up 093%.
|
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Fed officials at the December meeting indicated three more rate increases in 2017 were likely.
|
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Seven of the 12 state-based markets reported increases in enrollment compared to last year.
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Some of the minimum wage increases in cities and states across the country have helped.
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WE'RE SEEING INCREASES IN JOBS THROUGHOUT THE SPECTRUM OF LOW, MEDIUM AND HIGHER-WAGE JOBS.
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It found "moderate evidence" that "stand your ground" laws lead to increases in violent crime.
|
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Just as importantly, pressure is growing around America for substantial increases in the minimum wage.
|
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Connecting to it led to significant increases in real local annual incomes: of about 16%.
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Still, Goldman cautioned that there was still not much scope for further increases in gold.
|
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The new data showed increases in other illnesses as well, including diabetes, flu, and pneumonia.
|
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Of course, there's the infamous, headline-generating 2100 premium increases in the non-group market.
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Additionally, Wedbush Big Data shows an inflection in assortment signaling meaningful increases in inventory levels.
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Local farmers wring their hands about similar increases in the price of fertiliser and petrol.
|
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Wells Fargo, Citigroup and PNC each reported year-over-year increases in their loan books.
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Mail said increases in oil output will help Africa's top oil exporter generate more dollars.
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Super Bowl LIII and increases in affiliate and subscription fee revenues also boosted revenue growth.
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There were also increases in the production of primary metals and computers and electronic products.
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The report found steep increases in numbers of trafficking victims from China, India and Pakistan.
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Production increases in Angola, Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates also boosted OPEC's bottom line.
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The company has been criticized in Brazil for recent increases in prices for the product.
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There were increases in food, capital goods and consumer imports, pointing to strong domestic demand.
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But while experiential traveling increases in popularity, shopping while on vacation is still important, too.
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In addition, regional factory surveys have shown increases in prices paid and received by manufacturers.
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There were also big increases in imports of capital goods and industrial supplies and materials.
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Now, all people in the individual market are subject to the huge increases in premiums.
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Underlying the bouts of hunger are a changing climate, increases in conflict and unproductive farming.
|
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There were also increases in healthcare, leisure and hospitality, financial activities and wholesale trade employment.
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Increases in factory gate prices slowed significantly in May but were still in expansionary territory.
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There is at least one factor arguing against three rate increases in 2017: the dollar.
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In December, the median forecast and the dot plot looked for four increases in 2016.
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HANCOCKS: As the rhetoric increases in Washington and Pyongyang, Seoul for one is staying calm.
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Pfizer made one round of price increases in January, and another just went into effect.
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The increases in small earthquakes happened when the seasonal water stresses were at their greatest.
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Meanwhile, sea-level rise and possible increases in hurricane intensity will threaten the nation's coasts.
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This wider range of profits is likely to be related to increases in market power.
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Zeno's paradox, except instead of halving distances, you're surprising yourself with incremental increases in stupidity.
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There were broad increases in hiring from manufacturing to retail and professional and business services.
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You might see increases in headline inflation rates because the housing component or health care.
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The committee had previously predicted two rate hikes in 2019, following four increases in 2018.
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The cost of living last month was also pushed up by sustained increases in rents.
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So now, Corker said, they're seeking tax increases in the bill — likely targeted at corporations.
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Increases in e-dispatch trips are largely substituting for yellow taxi trips in the CBD.
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Various groups have complained that these increases in police power are often abused and misused.
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The poll showed large increases in support among Republicans making less than $75,000 a year.
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Simon said it's "unlikely" that increases in suicide rates are due to any single factor.
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Nor are rates very sensitive to increases in government borrowing, given the glut of saving.
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Moreover, the study speculates that all of this may lead to accompanying increases in wildfires.
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It is money set aside to manage unexpected drops in income or increases in expenses.
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Detractors in some states are drafting laws to preclude minimum-wage increases in rogue cities.
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THE OUTLOOK LOOKS CONSISTENT TO ME WITH CONTINUED GRADUAL INCREASES IN THE FEDERAL FUNDS RATE.
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Early Head Start and Head Start also received noteworthy funding increases in those appropriation bills.
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The U.S. is experiencing increases in manufacturing, overall GDP growth, and, at last, wage growth.
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Gallup says ObamaCare's premium increases in recent years could contribute to a higher uninsured rate.
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Surprise increases in taxes on local stocks and debt curbed investors' confidence in the government.
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It was the third consecutive week of increases in first-time applications for jobless benefits.
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The company cited strong handset demand supported by 23.05G volume increases in its press release.
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As a result, further increases in overdose deaths would probably push life expectancy down again.
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Short-term increases in employment did not seem to translate into marked improvements in income.
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" He said: "The price increases in tulips pale into insignificance compared to the cryptocurrency phenomenon.
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However, the latest quarterly results show increases in bad loans slowing sharply at many banks.
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"Increases in ocean heat are incontrovertible proof that the Earth is warming," the study said.
|
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Economists expect modest increases in both, but a month's worth of data won't change much.
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Myriad other benefits will come, including dramatic reduction in emissions through increases in fuel efficiency.
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"We're seeing huge increases in output and reductions in the cost of delivery," he said.
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Another that examined increases in 215,21 counties over 2500 years found no effect on employment.
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"You are going to approve one of the biggest tax increases in history," he said.
|
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The most recent Investor Sentiment Survey also showed increases in both bullish and neutral sentiment.
|
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Increases in life expectancies and lower birth rates have led to Social Security funding shortfalls.
|
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index gained 0.4 percent, led by increases in mining shares.
|
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As a result, the housing recovery has seen larger increases in price than in sales.
|
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Indeed, for most Americans, increases in health insurance premiums dwarf the short-lived tax cuts.
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Supply usually increases in the fall, but it is lower overall than a year ago.
|
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Potentially it could impact credit creation if we are seeing further increases in delinquency rates.
|
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Officials had previously forecast two rate increases in 2019 but on Wednesday penciled in three.
|
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Regionally, the largest increases in available jobs in April were in the Midwest and West.
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This has helped produce 4.4 percent increases in annual earnings per share over the period.
|
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Seasonally adjusted, 12 of the 20 cities in the composite reported price increases in July.
|
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Even young, college-educated workers — male and female — experienced large increases in poverty-wage jobs.
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It also showed large increases in the risk of bankruptcy among people who were hospitalized.
|
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There were also increases in anti-white, anti-black, anti-Asian, and anti-Hispanic incidents.
|
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But on Twitter, Mr. Trump blamed Democrats for the spending increases in the budget deal.
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So they need higher doses, which leads to increases in risky behavior and substance dependence.
|
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The bank reported significant increases in credit loss expenses and operating expenses for the quarter.
|
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There are reasons for optimism that the recent increases in overdose deaths will not continue.
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This is notable because crime usually increases in the springtime when it gets nicer outside.
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In fact, the pain increases in frequency and intensity over the course of one's life.
|
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University counseling centers have been reporting increases in students' use of campus mental health services.
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Here are 15 jobs that have seen rapid increases in hiring over the past month:
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Ten states saw 100,000 or larger increases in claims; Pennsylvania had the most with 363,000.
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Many artists, squeezed by relentless increases in real estate prices, are heading to these hills.
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Last December this theory led the Fed to anticipate several interest rate increases in 6900.
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But these rules were drawn up to redistribute incremental increases in capacity, not a windfall.
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Increases in the size of our labor force have slowed as our society has aged.
|
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The survey also showed increases in the number of consumers planning to buy major appliances.
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He has called for tax cuts and spending increases in the nation's infrastructure and military.
|
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Revenue topped forecasts, as well, with results helped by increases in cable and satellite revenue.
|
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"Relative risk sounds very high, but these are not huge increases in risk," she said.
|
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Nordstrom, Etsy, Best Buy and Macy's saw smaller increases in online shopping from last year.
|
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But there were increases in oil exports, with the petroleum surplus the highest on record.
|
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Revenue beat forecasts as well, with results helped by increases in cable and satellite revenue.
|
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell last week indicated gradual increases in the cost of borrowing.
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Investors expect that the Fed will pause at this meeting, then resume increases in March.
|
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Worse yet, he is simultaneously proposing large increases in both public infrastructure and military spending.
|
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"Over all, they see greater increases in the value of their own property," he said.
|
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The company maintained this momentum in 9M16, primarily through increases in volumes, despite promotional pressure.
|
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Trump stopped these "CSR" payments this month, setting up significant increases in health-care premiums.
|
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That general refrain from consumption limits potential increases in consumer demand, business output, and jobs.
|
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There were also increases in imports of automobiles and parts as well as other goods.
|
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Ultimately, the increases in risk reported in the new study are "extremely small," Cullen said.
|
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Lottery winners represent a great chance to explore whether increases in income make people happier.
|
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Other big banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and PNC, revealed increases in loans and deposits.
|
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For instance, Bloomberg found increases in donations to small colleges that pull off big upsets.
|
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Seasonally adjusted, 14 of the 20 cities in the composite reported price increases in May.
|
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There was considerable anger in the room about increases in electricity prices in the province.
|
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Previous increases in the starting threshold for income tax were spread out over several years.
|
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JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Citigroup (C) revealed healthy increases in loans and deposits on Friday.
|
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The recession brought additional large increases in employment insecurity and income inequality for such families.
|
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Increases in core import prices have been curbed by last year's strength in the dollar.
|
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Unexpected increases in U.S. rail costs have also made shipping wheat to Mexico more expensive.
|
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Modest increases in taxes on the wealthy matched to the promise of a balanced budget.
|
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The others found increases in homicides associated with "stand your ground" and "castle doctrine" laws.
|
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There were sharp increases in imports of consumer and capital good, reflecting robust domestic demand.
|
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Another theme that continued to emerge last year, according to the report, was increasingly hotter morning temperatures in the US. In a warming world, it is anticipated that "we would see increases in overnight temperatures [begin to] outpace increases in daytime temperature," Arndt said.
|
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"We continue to expect the largest supply increases in New York, the strongest job growth in Orlando and the highest rent growth in Seattle," said Mehta, who expects supply to peak this year with the largest increases in New York, Nashville, Charlotte, Austin, and Seattle.
|
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"EFG International intends to challenge the implementation of these increases in the U.S. courts," EFG said.
|
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That accounted for almost 60% of total increases in ETF gold holdings worldwide, the data showed.
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Data last week showed moderate increases in homebuilding and sales of previously owned homes in October.
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There were increases in prices for doctor visits, hospital outpatient, hospital inpatient and nursing home care.
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It now projects three increases in 2017, two or three in 2018 and three in 2019.
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Policymakers see one more rate hike this year, 3 increases in 2019 and 1 in 2020.
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Most recently, the New York Times reported massive increases in gun purchases throughout Obama's presidency. Why?
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The futures market is currently pricing in three increases in the federal funds rate this year.
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The Fed, which raised interest rates last week, has penciled in three rate increases in 2017.
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But data from earlier quarters of 2017 did find noticeable increases in deaths from these causes.
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Weak wage increases in January prompted the market to further dismiss the chance of a hike.
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There were increases in the cost of pharmaceutical preparations, fresh and dry vegetables, meat and tobacco.
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Company executives said it was also handling queries from planemakers about potential future increases in demand.
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There were increases in the cost of tobacco and recreation, but prices of household furnishings dipped.
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Notably, among people with no past criminal record, increases in crime are 50 percent larger overall.
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Four cities in the 20-City Composite saw bigger annual increases in September than in August.
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There were increases in orders for primary metals, machinery and computers and electronic products in September.
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However, since 2006, there have been several increases in cases and outbreaks about every 5 years.
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The increases in non-defense domestic spending were key to winning Democratic votes for the measure.
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The officials agreed that "some further gradual increases" in the benchmark funds rate would be appropriate.
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Hopefully they're now priced more appropriately and we don't see those same increases in future years.
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Mr. Grimshaw warned that sudden increases in crime could cause a type of "contagion" among communities.
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Automobile insurance data suggest recent increases in the number of young drivers on policies, he added.
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"Going forward, any increases in pension liabilities bears watching when corporate earnings are released," Abe said.
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Those eating chocolate mindfully showed greater increases in positive moods than any of the other categories.
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The discount retailer saw double-digit increases in certain markets where the weather was more favorable.
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There were also increases in hiring in the professional and business services, and wholesale trade industries.
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Price increases in South Korea also hurt sales and would be rolled back, the company said.
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Having those increases in the bank is part of the reason premiums can go down now.
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There were also increases in prices related to securities brokerage and dealing, loan services and apparel.
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The researchers found that for less active people, energy expenditure increased alongside increases in physical activity.
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In Canada and Australia, especially, many colleges saw dramatic increases in applications and in student visas.
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The trend has been largely driven by increases in poisoning attempts by girls and young women.
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Women are also more likely to experience increases in employment when Democrats control the Oval Office.
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The brands that saw the biggest increases in sales in the EU were mainly low-cost.
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Skyrocketing rents in those places lead to increases in the median cost of one-bedrooms nationwide.
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Brands who've worked with the Creative Accelerator have seen increases in ad recall and purchase intent.
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This is associated only with higher levels of aggression -- not significant increases in actual sexual activity.
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He wrote that the losers from globalisation need to be compensated to address increases in inequality.
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Bezos became the world's richest person in July, thanks largely to increases in Amazon's stock price.
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Fitch expects an increase in inflation in 123 due to increases in food and fuel prices.
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Amid strains on national budgets, the political appetite for big increases in defence spending is missing.
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But when trees are plowed, carbon has nowhere to go, risking further increases in global temperatures.
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The campaign also reduced real estate costs and limited increases in payroll as it staffed up.
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It's the fourth consecutive year of "steep and sustained" increases in cases, according to the agency.
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We have, because of the economic improvement, drivers driving more, so increases in vehicle miles traveled.
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Specifically, increases in blood oxygen levels are used to infer the brain regions showing increased activity.
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Some of these domestic factors justify one, two, three or even more rate increases in 2017.
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For example, as a black hole increases in mass, its predicted event horizon creeps steadily outward.
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Facebook has previously indicated it saw dramatic increases in engagement for content it considered "borderline"—i.e.
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Some feel it was a failed experiment that led to increases in poverty, unemployment and crime.
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Some officials are calling for faster increases in interest rates to prepare for such a scenario.
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Instead, they use stock market surges and increases in the monetary base as proxies for QQE.
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Sharp annual increases in healthcare costs have been tamed, at least for the last few years.
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The CPP, he says, has little to do with continued increases in wind and solar deployment.
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The chemical maker saw revenue beat forecasts, as well, on increases in both volume and pricing.
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The Philadelphia Fed's July data showed broad improvement including sizable increases in new orders and employment.
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The midwest is due for a 10-25 cent rise, with smaller increases in other regions.
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This, alongside encroaching human activity and changing weather, has led to dramatic increases in massive wildfires.
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These increases in premiums are going to hit Americans where it hurts the most – their pocketbooks.
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Increases in indebtedness of that magnitude have been a forerunner of financial woes in other countries.
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Both the Post and the Times have reported substantial increases in online subscriptions since Trump's election.
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And during this time, testosterone, the male sex hormone, decreases in men and increases in women.
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Retailers have ramped up shipments of imported items in anticipation of potential increases in U.S. tariffs.
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Furthermore, tax cut-induced increases in income do not necessarily translate into an increase in consumption.
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Companies with price increases in the past month included Kroger, Sprouts, Publix, Amazon Pantry and Albertsons.
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There were increases in orders for computers and electronic products, and electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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It will get better over time, but the increases in women's representation have been pretty glacial.
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"Cortisol, an inflammatory hormone, increases in times of sleep deprivation or too little sleep," she says.
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However market participants are looking for clues about possible rate increases in December and in 2019.
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Over the long run when benefits are added to wages, total compensation matches increases in productivity.
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Research following minimum-wage increases in Seattle offered conflicting results about the benefits for most workers.
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Thirteen of the top 20 cities saw bigger annual price increases in February than in January.
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"But other issues also need attention," he said, pointing to increases in polio, measles and cholera.
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Increases in compute power empower artificial intelligence, smart sensors and edge computing for the first time.
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Philadelphia, Detroit and Las Vegas could all see 20 percent increases in the average monthly payment.
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Montana, North Dakota and Missouri saw increases in distance traveled: 46, 14 and 7 miles, respectively.
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Recessions also have been preceded by increases in inflation, and that is not now the case.
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Even President Donald Trump has already proposed lots of spending increases in defense, infrastructure programs, etc.
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To be sure, increases in college costs over the past decade still greatly outpace overall inflation.
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"Overall, this is expected to lead to good increases in profit," he said in a statement.
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These dynamics have led to steady increases in the length of sentences and inmates' prison stays.
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And increases in spinoff activity in 2015 and 2016 didn't lead to a major market top.
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Insurers have lost money; policyholders have faced sharp increases in rates; the overall market is small.
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More recent research, however, has suggested increases in alcohol use between the 1990s and early 2000s.
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The Obama administration has already mandated big increases in fuel economy for passenger cars and trucks.
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Impending increases in wages and pensions of government employees are also expected to underpin consumer spending.
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Big increases in minimum wage levels or in public sector pay would be an obvious technique.
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"All of us are concerned about the latest increases in prescription drugs," Roberts told The Hill.
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Critically endangered species, like the North Atlantic right whale, began to see modest increases in population.
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Increased competition has led to increases in loan-to-value (LTV) ratios and extended term lending.
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It has lifted borrowing costs twice this year and has projected three rate increases in 2018.
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Twelve of the top 20 cities saw greater annual price increases in March compared with February.
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As a result, modest policy rate increases may not be accompanied by corresponding increases in spreads.
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Geneva rivals Lombard Odier and Mirabaud earlier also reported healthy increases in first-half net profit.
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These increases in size and intensity are at least partially due to climate change, he added.
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There were also increases in the cost of airline tickets and cable and satellite subscriber services.
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Just as the light increases in brightness, the sounds increase in volume to naturally wake you.
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Guidance for the upcoming year is quite strong, as the company predicts sizable increases in sales.
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But increases in deaths from Alzheimer's disease, suicide and other causes offset some of those gains.
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In addition, both categories showed big increases in January, so some slowing could be in store.
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Are Senate Democrats at all open to capping the rate of the increases in Medicaid spending?
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Oil prices fell 1.9 percent due to increases in OPEC production and U.S. oil rig additions.
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There were also increases in the costs of motor vehicle insurance, education, new vehicles and communication.
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The impact: These are increases in the drugs' list prices, before rebates and discounts are applied.
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The protesters were also demonstrating against increases in highway toll rates and the cost of electricity.
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With the higher purity, we have also seen big increases in meth treatment admissions and seizures.
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State increases in beer and cigarette taxes also didn't appear to impact whether teens used marijuana.
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Increases in the price and effectiveness of ads could mean huge gains for Facebook's bottom line.
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The Army, Navy and Air Force would also see increases in the reserves and National Guard.
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New research also found that increases in relative humidity reduces how readily the virus can spread.
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"But then very recently you see huge increases in the amount of political spending," Bryner explained.
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May's own home secretary, Sajid Javid, has clashed with her, demanding emergency increases in police funding.
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Being active on social media is associated with increases in self-esteem and subjective well-being.
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The anti-establishment faction contributed significantly to the large turnout increases in Democratic primaries last year.
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Idaho and North Carolina had the largest increases in software's contribution to GDP in that time.
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The increases in Election Day turnout were particularly noteworthy because of widespread concerns about voter suppression.
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But the minority that contained primarily positive language generally correlated with increases in share prices later.
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Perhaps this will lead to more widely adapted use and further increases in their stock prices.
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He used the padded invoices to justify higher rent increases in rent-regulated buildings, records show.
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Trump administration officials have repeatedly blamed Obamacare for increases in insurance prices and reduced consumer choice.
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For Sawczuk, the abrupt increases in the tariff rates have created uncertainty that makes planning difficult.
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Even huge increases in the monetary base (bank reserves plus currency in circulation) won't be inflationary.
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The New York Racing Association will benefit from significant increases in attendance and, more important, betting.
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But state regulators often limit rate increases in a given year, so more increases are likely.
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In May, talks on a larger deal backslid, leading to increases in tariffs and retaliatory tariffs.
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EPA and the Transportation Department had initially proposed freezing the Obama administration's planned increases in 2020.
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Many argue the reason for the "reverse liberal arts trend" is unprecedented increases in college tuition.
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The rest of the money will fund increases in performance-based incentive plans for salaried personnel.
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Sweden introduced wealth taxation in 1911, followed by three big increases in 1934, 1948 and 20053.
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They are now seeking to be the party of full employment, increases in the minimum wage.
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Increases in consumer spending and business investment powered nearly all of the revision issued on Wednesday.
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Homeowners like Mr. Chalfin could see stark increases in their property tax bills under the plan.
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The switch to daylight saving time has been linked to increases in heart attacks as well.
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It involved benefits cuts — an increase in future retirement ages — and increases in the payroll tax.
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It seeks to recover damages from "inappropriate increases" in season ticket prices from 2017 through 2020.
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In a new contract, G.M. is hoping to limit increases in wages and health care costs.
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Most troubling to public health experts in this year's report were sharp increases in marijuana vaping.
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Yet the increases in the Southwest and West and the decreases in the Southeast were unanticipated.
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Despite the increases in revenue this quarter, no increases were dramatic enough to excite the market.
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Similarly, the recent hurricane-related increases in gasoline prices will likely boost inflation, but only temporarily.
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Among NATO allies, Mr. Trump plans to raise the issue of possible troop increases in Afghanistan.
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At the same time, the party promised big increases in spending designed to woo Labour voters.
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Jim Justice's plan to fund major infrastructure projects through increases in gasoline taxes and license fees.
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It could make all the difference; even small increases in voters can make an outsized impact.
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And they're going to have the ability, I think, to continue those dividend increases in 2020.
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These wouldn't be small increases; in many industries, imported goods are one of the biggest expenses.
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Apple did report small increases in hiring of both groups compared to its current racial demographics.
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Material increases in liquidity and/or refinancing risks could also put downward pressure on Macro's ratings.
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Increases in gas might mean magma is rising, but that might not itself generate an eruption.
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They also renew their promise of no increases in income tax, value-added tax or NICs.
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The researchers found that increases in their index were associated with dampened investment and slower hiring.
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This year at Williams we saw significant increases in the various forms of diversity we seek.
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What we should not do is interpret the increases in these cities as a "nationwide" problem.
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Republicans have been touting the increases in people's paychecks and the businesses that have offered bonuses.
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Construction payrolls increased by 30,000 jobs, the most since February, reflecting recent strong increases in homebuilding.
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Among those moments: the 2013 "taper tantrum" and the decision to postpone rate increases in 2016.
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There were also hefty increases in orders of primary metals and electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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If they start to drop insurance, that could lead to bigger premium increases in the future.
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But scientists aren't certain how sensitive the global climate system is to increases in greenhouse gases.
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Do we see dramatically larger increases in the kinds of human value interactions that can happen?
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The $22016 trillion cost, "as of about a month ago," that Mr. Trump cited appears to refer to an assessment from Brown University that tallies war appropriations, increases in the Pentagon's war budget, veterans' care, increases in spending at the Department of Homeland Security and interest payments.
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In both breakfast and lunch/dinner combination meals, beverages were the largest driver of increases in calories and sugar, whereas entrees and sides were the largest drivers of increases in saturated fat and sodium, she and her colleagues report in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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During the study, people with above-average increases in adherence to a healthy Mediterranean diet rich in whole grains, fish, lean protein, veggies and olive oil were at least 26 percent less likely to develop fatty liver than individuals with average increases in adherence, the study found.
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"We've seen increases in minimum wage and increases in pay for low-income workers, however overall, average wages have the same buying power they did 40 years ago when accounting for inflation," Michelle Armer, chief people officer at CareerBuilder, also an online jobs marketplace, said via email.
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"People do not focus as much on 2 degrees energy increases in temperatures or increases in sea levels rising," he said, according to the AP. His comments came during a United Nations climate conference held over the weekend in the former West German capital of Bonn.
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There is solid empirical evidence showing that moderate increases in the minimum wage do not harm employment.
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Penello says he doesn't think console generations, moments that mark big increases in performance, will go away.
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Others cautioned that what might seem to be small increases in temperature should not be taken lightly.
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The majority of studies have shown VR to cause moderate increases in empathy, with a few exceptions.
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There's a direct correlation between cutting off access to painkillers and increases in fatal overdoses from heroin.
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But large sacrifices in well-being or equity are typically not worth small increases in growth rates.
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This will be the longest period of time between federal minimum wage increases in the nation's history.
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Democrats are using the evening to highlight Trump's travel ban as well as increases in immigration raids.
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Instead, reductions in crime seem to be about proportional to increases in the size of police forces.
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Economists expect the Fed to remove language from its statement describing "further gradual increases" in interest rates.
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But those slight increases in case size will accompany a significant 15-percent increase in display size.
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This helped to offset increases in CO2 emissions in the rest of the world, the IEA said.
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He pointed to risks to Turkey including the economy and possible increases in migration into the country.
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Lafotant said the increases in gasoline, diesel and kerosene were needed to balance the nation&aposs budget.
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The Fed appeared to modify its direction on rate hikes in December, signaling two increases in 2019.
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His budget blueprint cuts domestic spending, but only to fund increases in military and homeland security spending.
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There will also be fallout due to increases in invasive wasps, certain butterflies, and crop-destroying aphids.
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We are seeing increases in India, in the U.S., and we are meeting that call on us.
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But since the minimum wage increases in Seattle, her restaurant has switched to a service charge model.
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The number of shootings at K12 schools have, overall, stayed fairly steady, despite increases in school security.
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Declines in drug and cancer fatalities were offset by increases in deaths from suicide, flu and pneumonia.
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The Las Vegas Strip, for its part, can continue to expect modest increases in non-gaming revenues.
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The global A&D market is continuing to gain strength; driven by further increases in passenger demand.
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During the boom, loose credit enabled unsustainable increases in home ownership as well as speculative over-building.
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Top exporter Saudi Arabia made a further voluntary cut, helping to offset increases in Iraq and Angola.
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Canada, Japan, Australia, India, and the United Kingdom have reported increases in the last decade as well.
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The increases in costs we've seen over the decades in health care is somewhat rooted in science.
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"We haven't taken any price increases in the U.S. since July 20800," Anderson said on a call.
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Intel says the chip can achieve double-digit percentage point increases in web performance and application speed.
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The economy's strengthening fundamentals were bolstered by other data showing further increases in house prices in January.
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Orchard Platform published a very good white paper that discusses potential consequences of such increases in defaults.
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As the rich have seen huge increases in wealth, the vast majority of humanity has lost out.
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There were also strong increases in the production of primary metals, machinery and wood products last month.
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Outside the storm-affected states, there were big increases in unadjusted claims for Michigan, Kentucky and California.
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There were significant increases in over-70s, but began in 1982, before cellphones were even a thing.
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From 83 to 28, Atlanta, Las Vegas, and San Francisco all experienced double-digit increases in prices.
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By contrast, the time spent in good health increases in a linear fashion with a country's wealth.
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There were increases in orders for primary metals, fabricated metal products and electronic equipment, appliances and components.
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Further increases in interest rates are likely to make the dollar even stronger compared to other currencies.
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There were also increases in auto and student loans, but credit card and home equity debts declined.
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Pre-emptive increases in provisioning levels ahead of implementation could also be a factor in some instances.
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McDermott blamed the charge on unfavorable labor productivity, and increases in subcontract, commissioning and construction management costs.
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However, the central bank said in a statement it expects "further gradual increases" in the overnight rate.
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It said it was targeting solid single digit increases in underlying operating profit in the medium term.
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If they have a saturation point, increases in carbon will eventually stop when that moment is reached.
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The attention (both positive and negative) increases in tandem with the amount of money on the line.
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But studies show that moderate increases in the minimum wage have little to no impact on employment.
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In the past week, Chevron and Exxon announced substantial increases in their production in the Permian Basin.
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Already, most Americans wrongly believe that premium increases in the relatively small non-group market affect them.
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But you can see some big increases in deductibles, especially in point-of-service plans and HMOs.
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The company has reported relatively steady increases in income and asset growth over the past five years.
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Wetzel's Pretzels CEO Bill Phelps said Thursday minimum wage increases in California have actually helped his business.
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There were also increases in proprietors' income and social security payments, but interest payments on incomes fell.
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The president is right to acknowledge the recent increases in homicides in the nation's 30 largest cities.
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You have done some price increases in this budget—electricity, gasoline—but you still have many subsidies.
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User backlash to sharp digital advertising increases in the region continue to manifest itself in ad blocking.
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And it's one that requires calculated increases in pressure, allow the regime to respond to that pressure.
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Nonetheless, a return to normal interest rates justifies three increases in the Fed's short-term interest rates.
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A report in The Irish Times at the end of July also indicated similar increases in Ireland.
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However, they found increases in hemoglobin A1c, which reflects blood sugar level over the past several months.
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If you have financial aid programs that outpace annual increases in tuition, make sure to list them.
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"We are seeing some signs that the postelection increases in confidence are moderating a touch," Boockvar said.
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He marvels at the increases in processing power and bandwidth that have allowed his business to flourish.
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Unusually warm weather in February and March spurred large increases in driving, park visits and fuel consumption.
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In February, there were increases in exports of food, automobiles and parts, as well as consumer goods.
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There were big increases in construction, retail, leisure and hospitality, as well as professional and business services.
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We can see the numbers of the incredible increases in the market share for Uber and Lyft.
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During this time, we have seen increases in anti-trafficking funding, legislation, task forces, and public awareness.
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But, Jeppesen said, premium increases in Idaho have been so bad that those people have already left.
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Hispanic populations and white populations had similar increases in rates until 2013, after which the rates diverged.
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This is true even in the face of projected increases in overall precipitation during the same period.
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The growth in advertising revenue is being led by increases in mobile search and also by YouTube.
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Climate projections have said that increases in CAPE will cause more frequent storm-friendly environments, explained Tippett.
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Rapid increases in training load with poor recovery is associated with onset of back pain in rowers.
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At the time members of its rate-setting committee said they expected four more increases in 2016.
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"The outlook looks consistent to me for continued gradual increases in the federal funds rate," she noted.
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"Even in states where prison populations aren't changing, you're seeing significant increases in those budgets," Clement said.
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The BoE has long said it expects any increases in interest rates to be limited and gradual.
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The core CPI was boosted by increases in prices for apparel, airline tickets, healthcare and household furnishings.
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There were also increases in the costs of motor vehicle insurance, personal care products, tobacco and alcohol.
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This law has resulted in higher take-home pay, increases in employee benefits, and a stronger economy.
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Patients with POTS are prone to lightheadedness, fainting and experience uncomfortable, rapid increases in their heart rate.
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Significant increases in corporate after-tax profits won't increase wages if employers have all the negotiating power.
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While the increases in sentiment on business conditions were gradual and consistent, other components had wilder swings.
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Some research also suggests that "alcohol can drive increases in the stress hormone, cortisol," Dr. Kash adds.
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If you look at states that had the most rapid increases in immigration, it's places like Arkansas.
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The NBA on ABC was up 17 percent, also experiencing double digit increases in several key demos.
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The decline in pregnancy rates is "likely" driven by increases in contraceptive use, according to Guttmacher's report.
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The study argued that this "may account for the increases in depression and suicide," among younger generations.
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Digital currencies have gained a lot of prominence in the past year spurred by increases in investment.
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On Monday, America saw one of the largest debt increases in a single day in U.S. history.
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But notably, those increases in the projection incorporate savings from ending the state match of Medicaid expansion.
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Large declines of sales in the Northeast and Midwest outweighed sales increases in the South and West.
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The Secure Act corrects recent inadvertent increases in the taxes Gold Star Families pay on survivor benefits.
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Recent research has revealed that the increases in jellyfish populations can be linked to human activity, too.
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Some experts see evidence that colleges have responded to past increases in federal subsidies by raising prices.
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There were also increases in the production of primary metals, fabricated metal products and nonmetallic mineral products.
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Egypt began a five-year programme of price increases in 2014 to gradually eliminate domestic electricity subsidies.
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Increases in fuel economy and low gas prices have made these vehicles very affordable for working families.
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The change in rhetoric reflects modest price increases in the past two months, of around 4 percent.
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Administrative judges appear to be performing better than ever, in spite of huge increases in performance quotas.
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At many schools, the increases in federal financial aid have not been enough to offset rising tuition.
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There were also increases in prices for wireless phone services, airline fares, education and motor vehicle insurance.
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In contrast, California voters in 2012 approved increases in sales taxes and income taxes on wealthy residents.
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And you'll have increases in your respiratory rate and your heart rate and that kind of thing.
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Yet the Trump administration's recent announcement to roll back planned increases in fuel economy undermines this objective.
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So did those owning their homes for decades, given the relatively small annual increases in their assessments.
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The company had said the move was aimed at speeding up potential capital increases in the future.
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DIST is also exposed to more regulatory risk in the form of recurrent increases in indirect taxation.
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He also took credit for previously announced increases in national defense spending in certain NATO-member countries.
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Short-term price increases in a competitive electricity market help electricity providers respond quickly to increased demand.
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The ice sheets would still be thinning, but that could slow, as would increases in ocean acidity.
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Many American families are seeing the first real increases in take-home pay in over a decade.
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However, high levels of public debt in many countries represent a limit on big increases in spending.
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On Wednesday, several Fed officials said they would be cautious about any further increases in interest rates.
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Third, more investment in training could lead to accelerating economic growth through steady increases in worker productivity.
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For instance, Prozac ads lead to increases in prescriptions not only of Prozac, but also of Zoloft.
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Medical care and housing costs also retreated in March after strong increases in the prior two months.
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The analysis also finds that at least 28503 percent would see increases in the very first year.
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Approximately one-third of law enforcement jurisdictions report increases in threats and attacks by gangs against police.
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Medical care and housing costs also retreated in March after strong increases in the previous two months.
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If a wine increases in value while it's aging, the buyer gets the wine at a discount.
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We should applaud notable increases in investments by heavily affected countries and encourage them to do more.
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Second, move normal retirement age to 68 around 2040 and index to increases in life expectancy thereafter.
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The drug's pricing has also come under criticism from lawmakers concerned about abusive increases in drug prices.
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Before then, the Fed's four rate increases in 2018 had been a drag on the bond market.
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"We've seen that many patients are unaware of the increases in their deductibles," said CFO Chad Eckes.
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With violence at historic lows, modest increases in the murder rate may appear large in percentage terms.
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Revenue losses — and the higher deficits that result — require spending cuts or tax increases in the future.
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It's concerning to see such tremendous and significant increases in STD rates across the country, Hook said.
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While consumers can expect sharp price increases in some areas, premiums are going up modestly in others.
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The pledge binds signatories to oppose all increases in marginal income tax rates for individuals and businesses.
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There were also increases in orders for computers and electronic products, and electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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But Democrats secured important victories in the budget pact, obtaining big increases in funding for domestic programs.
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Major League Baseball and Ultimate Fighting Championship signed rights agreements with significant increases in the last year.
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The report broke down prescription rates by region, finding the largest increases in Southern and Western states.
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And some cities, including Philadelphia, Indianapolis, and Baltimore, did see increases in the murder rate in 2017.
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He published a research note in 2014 charting the increases in labor share during past economic recoveries.
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Such percentage-change increases in the number of migrants have been shown to increase anti-immigration sentiment.
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The subway, of course, has seen drastic increases in ridership, but the roads are more crowded, too.
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But in Fed forecasts released that day, it appeared that officials intended two rate increases in 2019.
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But Indonesia's progress was more than offset by increases in forest loss elsewhere, including some African countries.
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The brain becomes acutely sensitive to minor increases in environmental temperature and responds in an exaggerated manner.
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The $228 trillion in new revenue is roughly evenly split between increases in individual and business taxes.
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The Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE) said increases in data prices have been "reasonable and competitive".
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More research is needed to determine whether hormone replacement therapy actually caused increases in breast cancer incidence.
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Apps like Houseparty have seen huge increases in downloads as people try to socialize without leaving home.
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France, Britain, Spain, the Netherlands, Italy and others each recorded their biggest one-day increases in cases.
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Program expenses jumped 5.2% because of increases in major transfers to people and other levels of government.
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Their findings suggest "abnormal spikes and increases" in the usage of all the keywords during that time.
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A prolonged outbreak in China or drastic increases in cases reported elsewhere could have deep economic implications.
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But officials have described an unpublished annex that specifies large increases in a long list of subcategories.
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"Overall, this is expected to lead to good increases in profit," CEO Persson, the founder's grandson, said.
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Specifically, New England and the Ohio Valley have witnessed the largest relative increases in midlife mortality rates.
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The level of state support will decrease as capacity increases in order to boost distributed power generation.
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Woodside Petroleum, Australia's largest oil and gas company, was up 0.023 percent following those increases in prices.
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Given increases in extreme weather and climate-related disaster, public pressure for climate action continues to mount.
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Inflation, too, remains tame, with price increases in recent months actually falling short of the Fed's targets.
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But previous studies have shown that it can lead to increases in anxiety symptoms for black adolescents.
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When he's pledging huge increases in military spending while moving to starve wonky research and the arts.
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Obama added that conditions like low wages and high school graduation rates lead to increases in crime.
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Recent studies have shown a link between increases in PM and emergency room visits for psychiatric reasons.
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Increases in the percentage of students who reached the ''fluent'' benchmark in addition and subtraction were smaller.
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But increases in LME and Chinese exchange warehouses remained roughly in line with seasonal norms, he said.
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But increases in LME and Chinese exchange warehouses remained roughly in line with seasonal norms, he said.
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A number of countries, including Italy and Iran, reported considerable increases in confirmed cases over the weekend.
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It is unclear how much of recent increases in grain production were due to Mr. Kim's policies.
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Trade talks had broken down earlier this year, leading to increases in trade barriers over the summer.
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The West Coast, while still seeing increases in sea level, is less vulnerable to high-tide flooding.
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Meanwhile, the debates in Congress about increases in the defense budget were in the $80 billion range.
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"The first one is related to increases in blood pressure due to heavy alcohol use," Iakunchykova said.
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Passing a law that helped fuel increases in stock prices wasn't the only way Republicans enriched themselves.
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The note cited the agency's increases in funding, employees and medical facilities over the past two decades.
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Weak inflation leaves officials with less room to cut rates — which include price increases — in a downturn.
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Teachers were also expected to get 1 percent increases in each of the next two fiscal years.
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Climate change is partly to blame for increases in tickborne illness, but it isn't the whole story.
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Other left-leaning Jewish organizations have also experienced substantial increases in volunteers and donations since the election.
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