The maximum survey weight is equal to 2 percent of the sample, and the minimum survey weight is equal to 1/2 percent of the sample^2.
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We know that d is equal to 3√2, so the circumference is equal to pi times 3√2 or 3π√2, the last answer of the five listed.
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Schmid said that on a perfect face the length of an ear is equal to the length the nose, and the width of an eye is equal to the distance between the eyes.
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Schmid said that on a perfect face the length of an ear is equal to the length the nose, and the width of an eye is equal to the distance between the eyes.
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EMANUEL: One Turkish lira is equal to 16 American cents.
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That is equal to 270,2280 tonnes of monthly meat production.
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It refers to the measurement, which is equal to 20.
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In today's dollars, $0.75 in 1954 is equal to $7.19.
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The whole is equal to the sum of its parts.
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That is equal to about 1 in 13 adults annually.
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Today the same amount is equal to only 40,000 pounds.
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His consumer awareness is equal to Mia Hamm's and Usain Bolt's.
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This is equal to about twice the size of Dallas, Texas.
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One terabyte is equal to the contents of a million books.
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One crore is equal to 10 million rupees, or about $142,531.
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Every three Marriott Rewards points is equal to one SPG point.
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The January rate is equal to December's increase of 2.1 percent.
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Forty cents in 1945 is equal to $5.68 in today's dollars.
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This number is equal to 2628% of the entire U.S. population.
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Mark Twain once said humor is equal to tragedy plus time.
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Axis Bank's IDR is equal to its Viability Rating (VR) of "BBB-".
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That is equal to an extra C$2 ($1.55) per Reservoir share.
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Ultimately that is equal to beauty, just not in a conventional sense.
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We will set an example, that the law is equal to everybody.
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Italy's national debt is equal to 136 percent of gross domestic product.
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In certain circumstances, the cost is equal to some natural gas plants.
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This is equal to the maximum AP set in the programme documentation.
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Your credit limit is equal to the cash deposit you put down.
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Penalty: The penalty for early withdrawal is equal to 150 days interest.
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The penalty is equal to 30 percent of their new plan's premium.
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An artwork that no one has seen is equal to being nonexistent.
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That is equal to the floor space of more than 27 Pentagon buildings.
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Under the unofficial exchange rate the budget is equal to about $47 billion.
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The interest rate is equal to the federal short-term rate, plus 2300%.
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The interest rate is equal to the federal short-term rate, plus 3%.
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"Here he is equal to the students," he adds as he lowers it.
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The return you get is equal to your interest rate — and it's guaranteed.
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Four hundred square meters is equal to 478 square yards, not 437 yards.
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Think about it: The cylinder count is equal to three Honda CR-Vs.
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Your success is equal to your ability to learn what you need to.
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Not surprisingly, Trump's 47% is equal to his favorable rating in the poll.
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That number is equal to the populations of Tampa, Florida or Arlington, Texas.
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Penalty: The penalty for early withdrawal is equal to 180 days of interest.
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Only a naive economist could believe that human demand is equal to human necessity.
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One astronomical unit is equal to the distance between the Earth and the sun.
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The quality of prefab homes today is equal to those built using traditional techniques.
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That is equal to about 6 percent of Kinross' total production of 671,267 ounces.
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One terabyte of data is equal to the contents of about one million books.
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That is equal to about 0.7 billion cubic feet of gas per day (bcfd).
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The interest rate is equal to the federal short-term rate, plus 3 percent.
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Six million tonnes is equal to about 120,000 barrels per day over a year.
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One U.S.-listed ADS, or American Depository Share, is equal to eight ordinary shares.
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" —Chrissy Teigen "I think baking cookies is equal to Queen Victoria running an empire.
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Just as Cunningham broke down disciplinary hierarchies (dance is equal to art is equal to music) and bodily hierarchies (elbows are as interesting as faces or feet), he also sought to open up and level space: make everywhere and nowhere center stage.
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The affected number, 143 million, is equal to about 44 percent of the U.S. population.
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My second thought was 130, which is equal to both 5³ + 5 and 2⁷ + 2.
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That is equal to one-third of the $300 billion in annual corporate tax revenues.
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A megawatt hour is equal to a megawatt of electricity used continuously for one hour.
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That sum is equal to the bank's market capitalization, which now stands at $14 billion.
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The difference of $400 billion is equal to roughly 1.8 percent of gross domestic product.
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If you assume fruit juice is equal to fruit, then you're not getting that message.
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That claimed power figure is equal to more than three Lamborghini Huracans, if we're counting.
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To put this number in perspective, Bezos is worth $21,2690,2000,0003; the figure is equal to .
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That is because the COLA is equal to the percentage increase in the CPI-W.
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In Bolaño's world, what is imagined is equal to what is enacted; reality is provisional.
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So Black Friday is equal to about an extra week of sales for some retailers.
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That is equal to 5.17% of GDP, the central bank said, the highest since May.
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Remember that the third side — which is equal to 3√2 — is the circle's diameter.
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A megagram is equal to 1,000 kilograms and is calculated on emissions saved over legal requirements.
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Each point that you pay is equal to 20193 percent of the amount that you're borrowing.
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Northern Ireland's murder rate is equal to the British average, its overall crime rate slightly lower.
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At $415 billion, the price of the disasters is equal to 0.66% of North America's GDP.
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The researchers say each of those stressful events is equal to four years of cognitive aging.
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The security is insane; it is equal to if not more secure than the convention itself.
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Each head is equal to 30 minutes, so if there's five heads or under, I'll wait.
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To paraphrase the Beatles, the mockery President Trump gets is equal to the mockery he deserves.
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The total value for the transaction is equal to 142 million euros, UniCredit said in a statement.
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That is equal to between 2.3 million to 2.8 million tonnes per year, according to Reuters calculations.
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Another major rating agency, Moody's, assesses Qatar at Aa3, which is equal to S&P's new rating.
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That's why you sell a sandwich to Johnny's dad for 1,1203 marbles, which is equal to $10.
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Catanese also advises making sure the width of each section is equal to that of the roller.
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Second, the broadest measure of the trade balance, the current account, is equal to savings minus investment.
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Being awake for 210 hours is equal to a concentration of 0.10, above the 0.08 legal limit.
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Your net worth is equal to your assets (what you own) minus your liabilities (what you owe).
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To put this number in perspective, it is equal to the current wealth of all Russian households.
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Estimated at $5 billion, that fortune is equal to roughly one-third of Georgia's gross domestic product.
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The average rate paid by parents, according to Sheehan, is equal to an 18% annual percentage yield.
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We're trying to find circumference, which, as stated earlier, is equal to pi times diameter (c = πd).
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LIVERPOOL, England — London churns out so much wealth that its annual economic output is equal to Saudi Arabia's.
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Or, we can say that the total momentum before is equal to the total momentum after the collision.
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A local apiarist told CNN affliate KBZK, 40,000 pounds of bees is equal to around 133 million bees.
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The Mavic Air can reportedly fly for up to 20183 minutes, which is equal to the Mavic Pro.
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Apparently, the idea that one human year is equal to seven dog years is a total misconception. Lies!
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Hackers claimed to have stolen 1.5 terabytes of data, which is equal to over 750 hours of video.
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The difference, which is equal to 5.6 percent of salary, continues to go toward the college savings plan.
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An elevated result is equal to or greater than the CDC's reference value of 5 micrograms per deciliter.
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The time and skill that goes into tattoo art like theirs is equal to that of any couturier.
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A score of 1 would mean an impact from federal regulations that is equal to the national rate.
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Trump's tax cut, amazingly, is equal to 45 percent of projected income tax revenue in the United States.
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One team is for hardware and one is for software, so we think software is equal to hardware.
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While one point is equal to 1 cent for travel, it only gets you 0.5 cents in cash.
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The VA has pushed back on the notion that shifting more care for veterans is equal to privatization.
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"There will be a realization that perhaps the female is equal to the male," he told the Times.
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Such a penalty is equal to the organization's remaining assets — meaning it would entirely drain the foundation's coffers.
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THE TOP 260 OF THE 260% OF THE POPULATION'S NET WORTH IS EQUAL TO THE BOTTOM 260% COMBINED.
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This says that the net force on a system is equal to the rate of change of momentum.
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Alexa, what is x to the power of three plus x plus five where x is equal to seven?
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Strategas Research estimates the Fed's balance sheet unwind is equal to just a half a rate hike per year.
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The explosion of mobile gaming is equal to when the indie music scene came up in the early 2000s.
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That's 5,000 liters of air, which is equal to the lung capacity of 800 humans, an engineer told us.
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This price is equal to the annual plan of $203 per year—if you broke said plan into months.
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" And the future royal said equality meant "a wife is equal to her husband, a sister to her brother.
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The number of each state's electoral votes is equal to their number of senators plus their number of representatives.
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Japan's giant government debt is equal to nearly two and a half years' worth of the country's economic output.
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That amount is equal to a quarter of total imports of both products in December into the United States.
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Let's say there's a study where the actual difference between two groups is equal to half a standard deviation.
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This says that the work done on a system is equal to the change in energy in that system.
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In fact, on a fresh charge, the X3 Hurricane is equal to over 5,000 cans of a traditional duster.
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"Oculus Go is now priced at $149, which is equal to a $50 price drop," the company tells UploadVR.
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The difference is equal to about an eight-fold increase in risk for young smokers, compared to non-smokers.
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The president and Congress must mobilize a stepped-up federal response that is equal to this growing nationwide crisis.
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Rate: 2.10% on a 1-year CD.Penalty: The penalty for early withdrawal is equal to 90 days of interest.
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As long as the amount you're taking out is equal to the amount you're putting in, you're carbon neutral.
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That is equal to one trip around the Earth, and 22020 full days spent in the car every two years.
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"If you allow regular AI to work on old data, you'll get the new is equal to the old," Tyagarajan.
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Black market price for nuts is equal to fair market price, unlike other commodities such as electronics where price drops.
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I am going to have to assume the vertical acceleration is equal to -9.8 m/s2 just like on Earth.
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In the history of physics, every experiment has shown that an object's inertial mass is equal to its gravitational mass.
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The entire image covers an area of the sky that is equal to about two-thirds of a full moon.
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As an immediate step, we'd like to increase child allowance to 328 Euros per month [which is equal to $390].
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Each ADS is equal to two ordinary shares, and the company has 220.3 million ordinary shares outstanding after the offering.
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Damrosch is equal to his characters, considering their comments from our vantage point, especially our present awareness of women's lives.
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The switch is equal to about 4 percentage points of G.D.P. — which works out as $6,000 per household every year.
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The normal force is equal to the weight, and multiplying this by the coefficient of friction gives the friction force.
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One DuckBuck is equal to one gold coin stored in Scrooge's personal vault, and can be redeemed at any time.
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Lee's salary is equal to Docter's, who has been with Pixar for three decades, according to The New York Times.
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For so-called noninnovator drugs, such as generic products, the rebate is equal to 21.3 percent of sales through Medicaid.
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And under the Constitution, she is a leader of a branch of government that is equal to the chief executive.
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And when ice melts, the volume of water produced is equal to the volume of water displaced by the ice.
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Last week, hackers breached the HBO cybersecurity, stealing 1.5 terabytes of data, which is equal to over 750 hours of video.
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With a stock market capitalization of $228.6 billion, Wal-Mart's purchase of Jet is equal to 1.4 percent of its value.
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The buoyancy force for any object is equal to the gravitational force of the air (or water) displaced by that object.
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It is equal to the full amount of the upward redistribution to the richest one percent over the last four decades.
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This excess capacity alone is equal to around 40 percent of all primary aluminum produced in the rest of the world.
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But—and it is the most thundering but in all of Judaism—the study of Torah is equal to them all.
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The size of the loan, which was signed in Frankfurt with 24 banks, is equal to the amount secured last year.
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The melt is Greenland's biggest of the summer and is equal to about 4.4 million Olympic swimming pools, CNN reported Friday.
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Let's use the little formula above and say that r is equal to 12 percent, a dramatically higher rate of interest.
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It's an equal exchange—the love you take is equal to the love you make, as Paul McCartney eloquently put it.
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Its founders have set aside a pool of restricted stock for drivers that they say is equal to their own shares.
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The sum is equal to the claims payment made by the company to the owners of a recently recovered Rockwell painting.
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Florida state law requires an automatic recount when the margin of victory in a race is equal to or less than 0.5%.
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Since Takeout launched in 2011, users have downloaded more than one exabyte of data, which is equal to approximately one billion gigabytes.
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Regular broker financing is regulated and limited at 1:1.53 leverage - the maximum amount they can borrow is equal to their principal.
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The good news, though, is that I learned a f---ton, which according to Google, is equal to 10 metric sh---loads.
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Uber global will receive 5.89 percent in the combined company with "preferred equity interest" which is equal to a 17.7 percent stake.
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The prospective return on shares is equal to the real return on riskless assets (such as T-bills) plus a risk premium.
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The figure is equal to 36 percent of all Polish mortgage lending and almost 10 percent of national gross domestic product (GDP).
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Remember that the net force in the x-direction is equal to the product of the mass and the x-acceleration. Boom.
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The program funds daily lifesaving antiretroviral treatment for 11.5 million people, which is equal to the population of New York and Chicago.
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The levy is equal to around a quarter of the current month's physical South African coal price of around $63.65 a tonne.
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Regular broker financing is regulated and limited at 1:13 leverage - the maximum amount they can borrow is equal to their principal.
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"It is equal to voter suppression in its worst way," said Courtney Patterson, the sole Democrat on the Lenoir County elections board.
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Fortunately for him,we live in a democracy,where opinion is equal to fact,and we all have the right to vote.
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BRAND HOLDS 3,889,404 OWN SHARES, WHICH IS EQUAL TO 2.5% OF SHARE CAPITAL Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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This force pulls straight down and is equal to the product of the car's mass (m) and the local gravitational field (g).
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In Nigeria, studies have shown that a 1% increase in the death rate is equal to a 2.5% decrease in economic growth.
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One million microsieverts is equal to 1 sievert, the unit used to measure radiation and quantify the amount absorbed by the body.
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The residential energy efficient property credit, meanwhile, is equal to 30 percent of the cost of alternative energy equipment installed in your dwelling.
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Amazon's market value of $0003 billion is equal to Walgreens, Lowe's, Costco, Target and Macy's combined, after you tack on another $66 billion.
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The larger the cup, the more weight it can hold (the amount is equal to the surface area multiplied by the atmospheric pressure).
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The top one-tenth of 1 percent of the population has a net worth that is equal to the bottom 90 percent combined.
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The number of electors from each state is equal to the number of congressional seats the state has in the House and Senate.
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According to Archimedes's principle, the buoyant force exerted on a body immersed in fluid is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced.
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To put that in perspective, Google says this is equal to 63,000 photos per second, or more than 650,000 simultaneous HD video streams.
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The level of bad debts in Spain, is equal to nearly 30 percent of bank equity in Spain and 100 percent in Italy.
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And last year, the gap between No. 24 and No. 25 is equal to this year's gap between No. 1 and No. 22.
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This is equal to the allowed charge minus your deductible, coinsurance (the percentage of covered charges that you are responsible for), and copayments.
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But serious media critics have a responsibility, too, one that is equal to, if not greater than, the organizations they wish to expose.
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The researchers said this caloric loss is equal to about 10 hours of cycling at 26 kilometers per hour over a week's time.
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The safety record of these railroads is equal to two-person operations, as the FRA made clear in its important ruling last week.
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That level is equal to smoking 50 cigarettes a day, Dr. Arvind Kumar, chairman for chest surgery at Sir Ganga Ram hospital, said.
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That is equal to about 1,100 of Pure's new boxes, which hold 16 petabytes of data, roughly equal to 16 billion thick books.
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And these figures don't include performance bonuses, ticket revenue sharing (which is equal to the men's), sponsorship appearances, or marketing and image compensation.
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About one human year is equal to seven dog years, although according to the American Kennel Club, this conversion is not entirely accurate.
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That figure is equal to the emissions from more than 19583,000 cars over a year's use, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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A worker's Social Security benefit is equal to an average of monthly wages for the 35 highest-earning working years, adjusted for inflation.
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One U.S.-listed American Depository Share is equal to eight ordinary shares, making the the listing the world's biggest so far in 2019.
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An index of 100 is equal to the average level of contract activity during 2001, which was the first year to be examined.
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In addition, the site averaged around 20193 million visitors a day, which is equal to the combined populations of Canada, Australia, and Poland.
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The penalty for early withdrawal on a CD with a term of 24 months or less is equal to 90 days of interest.
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Let's hope that these strides will make it so that every queen is equal to her king (or in this case, prince) — salary included.
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And even though machines were used to initiate the top spin, the force of the spin is equal to that of a normal human.
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To be clear, we cannot know whether the tax avoided is equal to or greater than the fees or other compensation paid to advisors.
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The energy in one of the mooted ten-minute blasts needed for a starchip is equal to that unleashed in the bombing of Hiroshima.
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The platform calls for lowering the corporate tax rate so that it is equal to or lower than the rates in other industrialized countries.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate a level of 0.05% is equal to about three alcoholic drinks for an average-sized man.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate a level of 0.05% is equal to about three alcoholic drinks for an average-size man.
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But Puerto Rico's $72 billion debt, which is equal to about 68 percent of the island's gross domestic product, thwarts efforts for economic development.
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That amount is equal to the cost that Mr. Lighthizer's office estimates Chinese policies aimed at acquiring American technology impose on American companies annually.
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Since the friction force is the only horizontal force, it is equal to the product of mass and acceleration (because that's how forces work).
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One REC is equal to 1 megawatt-hour (MWh) of power, which is a little more than the average American household uses each month.
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Workers are allowed to accrue five points in a six-month period, and one point is equal to one day off work, employees said.
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For Social Security, one partner can claim a full spousal benefit, which is equal to one half of your husband or wife's retirement benefit.
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And the worth of a child who is born into poverty is equal to the worth of children whose parents are CEOs and presidents.
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In the 2014 Ryan budget, Republicans propose offering a premium support payment that is equal to the cost of the second-lowest priced plan.
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The 10% fee that the app collects from galleries, is equal to a discount he usually offers to clients in regular sales, he said.
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The Chinese deal had valued Polyus at $70.6 per share, which is equal to the upper end of the price range for its share offer.
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When the distance between those stars is equal to the bottom star's altitude above the horizon, your northerly latitude is 21 degrees: That of Honolulu.
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The list price should be included if it is equal to or greater than $35 for a month's supply or the usual course of therapy.
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Juul Labs — maker of the bestselling cigarette on the US market — claims one pod is equal to a pack of cigarettes in terms of nicotine.
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That upfront amount currently is equal to 1.75% of the base loan amount, and it can be paid at closing or rolled into the loan.
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From my experience, I feel like an hour in VR is equal to three or four hours worth of traditional entertainment, both physically and mentally.
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The list price would be included if it is equal to or greater than $35 for a month's supply or the usual course of therapy.
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"I am certain the United States will respond to the current situation calmly and responsibly in a stance that is equal to ours," he said.
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"We don't like rules of thumb, but if your death benefit is equal to 10 times your income, then that's a starting point," he said.
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"If you add those up, [the production] is equal to Qatar's so it's kind of lost the equivalent [output] of those new members," Mills added.
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The amount of a person's Social Security benefit is equal to an average of monthly wages for their 2090 highest-earning years, adjusted for inflation.
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According to Birnbaum, one teaspoon of table salt is equal to 1.5 teaspoons of Morton's kosher salt and two teaspoons of Diamond Crystal kosher salt.
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Dalio said less than 1 percent of the population has a net worth that is equal to the bottom 90 percent of the population combined.
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The annual bill for paying 700,000 public employees, including elected leaders, stands at 627 billion shillings, which is equal to half of the government's revenue.
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You know how one "dog year" is equal to seven human years, because your furry friends squeeze a whole lot of living into their shorter lifespans?
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That amount, $72 million, is equal to the retail price of about 110,771 iPhone 7s, which were selling for $649.99 apiece from Verizon Wireless on Tuesday.
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I would argue that what Marcus and Gross attained is equal to their male counterparts, and in that regard is an integral part of art history.
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The record holder is a monster black hole in the Coma galaxy cluster, which has over 1,000 galaxies; its size is equal to 21 billion suns.
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This is equal to around 1 percent of the charge capacity of an iPhone 7, and purportedly holds about five hours of play in one go.
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The volume of each product supplied is equal to domestic production plus imports minus exports and minus stock changes (product supplied = production + imports – exports – stock change).
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Her plan's price tag is equal to roughly one-third of what the federal government is currently projected to spend over the next decade in total.
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Each frame of the short is equal to two hours of SDO data, with one second amounting to about two and a half days of observation.
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And the more recent data shows the number of overdose deaths involving cocaine is equal to the number involving heroin, even exceeding that for prescription opioids.
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Her $2,000 rent is equal to the monthly Social Security payments she receives, so she recently returned to work part time as a medical lab technologist.
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You can transfer Chase "UR" points to Marriott Bonvoy at a 1:1 ratio — so the 60,000-point welcome bonus is equal to 60,000 Marriott points.
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"The young have been leaving the Church because what it offers them is equal to that of (the secular) world, only veiled in incense," he wrote.
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The menus suck, the music is god awful, and the production quality in general is equal to that of countless simulation games that flood Steam every day.
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NASA announced the milestone Monday, explaining that the 2.6 billion miles it's traveled is equal to 1003 round trips to Mars or nearly the journey to Neptune.
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The amount of the smelter's capacity shut down is equal to 1.53% of total aluminium production last year in China, the world's biggest maker of the metal.
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The system is connected by 185 miles of fiber-optic cables and can store 13 petabytes of data, which is equal to 74 years of HD video.
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One hundred thousand orbits around the planet is equal to: Yeah, so this modular hunk of titanium, Kevlar, and high-grade steel has travelled pretty damn far.
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Its nearly 9 percent advance in the year to date is equal to Amazon's gain and well below Facebook and Netflix's move of more than 28 percent.
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Yet in order for nonnegativity to help solve optimization problems, you need a way of quickly computing whether a polynomial is equal to a sum of squares.
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On the McDonald's scale I'm so fond of using, this energy shortfall is equal to the calories found in a Premium Crispy Club Sandwich with medium fries.
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Players who buy a WoW token with gold get to redeem it for $15 on their Blizzard account, which is equal to one month of WoW playtime.
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But the victim is allowed a deduction for the attorney's fees so that the amount taxed is equal to the portion of the award the victim keeps.
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The event leveled trees and destroyed forests across 770 square miles, which is equal to the size of three-quarters of the US state of Rhode Island.
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As far as G.D.P. is concerned, a delectable $20 meal that would wow Julia Child is equal to a rubbery, tasteless one that costs the same amount.
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Last year, Dalio said less than 1 percent of the population has a net worth that is equal to the bottom 90 percent of the population combined.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article said a terabecquerel is equal to a billion nuclear disintegrations per second, when it is actually equal to a trillion.
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At the time of writing, one BTC is equal to $10,569 (A$13,387.76), but as we've seen lately BTC's price has been fluctuating a lot in recent weeks.
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Outstanding corporate debt in China is equal to about 165 percent of GDP, the highest among major economies, and most of that is held by state-owned firms.
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A catastrophic plan — which is already available to people younger than 30 — is a policy whose deductible is equal to the law's cap on out-of-pocket spending.
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The number they got for the antiproton was −2.7928473441(42)μN, where μN is equal to another fundamental constant (like pi or e) divided by the proton's mass.
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The end-April reserves level is equal to 7 months of imports which is above an international standard of 3 months, Bank Indonesia (BI) said in a statement.
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The company uses real whole tea leaves, whole flowers, and whole herbs to ensure that the brew's quality is equal to that of tea brewed from loose leaves.
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Headland may be the queen of writing cruelty, but she gave Lyonne a valentine with Nadia—finally, a role that is equal to what the actress can give.
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"As a recruiter, I've had candidate proudly tell me their six months in the industry is equal to someone with three years of experience" — a major no-no.
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A minimum wage is generally considered adequate if it is equal to at least half of the average hourly wage, which is now about $27 in the state.
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Prices were raised by about 5%, which is equal to a $0.34 increase on a chicken burrito bowl in Washington, DC, Chipotle spokesman Chris Arnold told Business Insider.
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Proposition 2: An "affirmative" vote expands Medicaid eligibility to those under 65 years old, whose income is equal to or below 53 percent of the federal poverty line.
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Initiative 427: An "affirmative" vote expands Medicaid eligibility to those under 65 years old, whose income is equal to or below 138 percent of the federal poverty line.
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Proposition 3: An "affirmative" vote expands Medicaid eligibility to those under 65 years old, whose income is equal to or below 138 percent of the federal poverty line.
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The G20's $5 trillion pledge is equal to what was spent in 2009 during the global financial crisis, although economists say this crisis could be far worse.
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Up two-tenths of 2409% of the population of today's net worth is equal to the bottom 291% of the population's net worth, and there's a great tension.
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In this category, the class number is equal to the minimum write speed, so a V230 writes at least 22 MB/s, a V24 at least 26MB/s.
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This is equal to around 6% of KKB's standalone regulatory risk-weighted assets or 12% of the group's exposure to the above-mentioned unreserved NPLs and renegotiated loans.
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The 20.9031 budget is the last annual spending plan of the EU's seven-year budget, which is equal to 1% of the 28-nation bloc's gross national income.
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That is equal to two billion filing cabinets of paper, which a surprising number of companies now possess in digital form, thanks to things like video and sensors.
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He notes that the volume of one 25-hertz RATF horn is equal to many thousands of household speakers, in order to produce those trademark supersonic rocketry grooves.
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The two twirling stars orbit the third star at a distance of 300 astronomical units (1 astronomical unit is equal to the distance between the Earth and the sun).
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One example of this is the old equation economists have considered for years, MV=PT, where the money supply x velocity of money is equal to price x transactions.
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When you're in such a bind, you can use this general rule often found on minced garlic labels: Half a teaspoon from the jar is equal to a clove.
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Jonas noted a 15 million annual pace of sales is equal to that of 103 and maintaining that level may need government support with a car purchase incentive program.
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The radius of the resulting smoke — 1.3 billion acres — is equal to the area of Alaska, Texas, California, Montana, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, Oregon, Wyoming, and Michigan combined.
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The failure-to-pay penalty is equal to 0.5% of the taxes owed after the due date for each month or part of a month the liability goes unpaid.
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The company has also seen a 300% return on its investment, which is equal to $9 million dollars worth of water that otherwise wouldn't have fallen onto mountain peaks.
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Estimated profits in 2014 were approximately 15.7 percent, which is equal to $1.35 trillion or $17,000 for each of the approximately 80 million employees in the corporate nonfinancial sector.
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The 600,000 barrels of oil to be delivered next month is equal to 600 contracts of the September future held to delivery based a lot size of 1,000 barrels.
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An estimated 2000,000 people entered Europe by sea just in October 224, which is equal to the number of people who entered the continent by sea for all of 28.
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Each state's number of electors is equal to the number of its U.S. Senators (always two) plus the number of its U.S. Representatives, which is dependent on the state's population.
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In that manner, one point on a $22019,220 mortgage is equal to $220,000 — the amount of money you'll need to give to your lender when you close on your loan.
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Based on these statistics, the Smiths' income is equal to 13 percent of the poverty level, which will likely qualify them for subsidized health insurance, according to Kaiser's subsidy calculator.
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Based on these statistics, the Smiths' income is equal to 287 percent of the poverty level, which will likely qualify them for subsidized health insurance, according to Kaiser's subsidy calculator.
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This means that Pluto's arctic zone is very active, sometimes extending near the equator depending on the time of year (a year on Pluto is equal to 249 Earth years).
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He was also cited for marijuana possession in May 2017 and was found to have a diluted urine sample at the draft combine, which is equal to a failed test.
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On the old nutrition label, one pint of ice cream would equal four servings, where as on the new label one pint of ice cream is equal to three servings.
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In exchange for its operation in China, Uber will receive 5.89 percent of the newly merged firm's assets, which is equal to a 17.7 percent economic interest in Didi Chuxing.
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The accompanying caption reads, "The love you take is equal to the love you make," echoing the "You get out what you put in" sentiment that's usually applied to workouts.
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According to Gawdat's equation for happiness: "Your happiness is equal to, or greater than, the difference between the events of your life and your expectation of how life should behave."
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They have to treat their veterans like customers, and they have to have quality of services and access to services that is equal to or better than the private sector.
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The amount — about €27652 trillion in derivatives — is equal to about 21 times the size of the German economy; it is not equivalent to the size of the country's economy.
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The amount — about €42 trillion in derivatives — is equal to about 11 times the size of the German economy; it is not equivalent to the size of the country's economy.
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The rules remain despite a robust consensus of research showing that independent nurse practitioners provide primary care that is equal to—and sometimes better than—that of primary care physicians.
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If so, then the chance that an alternative Republican runs and wins (which, if you recall, is 1.7 percent) is equal to the chance that an alternative runs and loses.
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That is equal to 144 percent of China's gross domestic product in the 12 months to the end of March — relatively high for China's level of development, and still rising.
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I'm not saying the shooter is innocent in any way—he does unspeakable acts—but he's a human being, so his screen time is equal to other people's screen time.
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Today, with an exchange rate of $1 to a little over 3.4 million bolivars, per DolarToday, that same cash allowance is equal to somewhere around a third of a cent.
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The difference in an article's trustworthiness score between the two groups is equal to the brand prejudice — or bias — of the control group (those who can see the news source).
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As the article points out, the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere now is equal to the amount 3 million years ago when camels roamed above the Arctic Circle.
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He predicted that Trump administration policies would start to narrow the United States' trade deficit with China, which is equal to more than half of the nation's overall trade deficit.
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By some estimates, 650,000 people could die over the next decade, which is equal to the number who have died since the HIV/AIDS epidemic began in the early 85033s.
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One portion is equal to one cup of raw vegetables (the size of a fist), half a cup of cooked vegetables or chopped fruit, or one piece of whole fruit.
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Chinese families are nowhere near the borrowing levels of spendthrift Americans, whose household debt is equal to more than three-quarters of the annual economic output of the United States.
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The current survivor benefit is equal to 100 percent of the deceased spouse's benefit, but that doesn't help much in cases where both spouses had similar wage histories and benefits.
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The other 29,22016 units, called "streaming equivalent album" (SEA) units, were from online streaming which, by Billboard's math, is equal to 29 million track streams (13,21 streams per SEA "unit").
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Siam Makro's rating enjoys a one-notch uplift to reflect this linkage, although that uplift is currently not applied because CP ALL's rating is equal to Makro's standalone credit profile.
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Generally, the key is to make sure you pay estimated tax that is equal to at least 90% of the tax owed for the current year to avoid any penalty.
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A total of nearly 1.6 tons of meth, which officials said is equal to almost 16 million drug deals, was recovered from the cargo shipment at the Melbourne Container Examination Facility.
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"(The value of) Illicit activities is equal to, if not greater than, North Korea's trade with China," said David Maxwell, associate director of the Center for Security Studies at Georgetown University.
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By 2022, the electricity generation from renewables worldwide is expected to reach 8,000 terawatts hours, which is equal to the total consumption of China, India, and Germany combined, the IEA projects.
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The Premium Tax Credit is available to families whose income is equal to at least 2000%, but not more than 0003%, of the federal poverty line, though there are some exceptions.
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The nicotine in one Juulpod, a small disposable e-liquid cartridge that's inserted into the vaping device, is equal to that of an entire pack of cigarettes, according to the company.
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The writers of "House of Cards" have positioned Claire's interest in more "demanding" posts as reflective of her ambition, in order to show that said ambition is equal to any man's.
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The final survey weight is equal to the likely electorate weight, divided by the initial probability of voting and multiplied by the final probability of voting, which incorporates self-reported turnout.
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New York 2145 ABOARD THE PILOT BOAT NEW JERSEY — A speed of 22 knots at sea is equal to about 403 miles per hour on land, which doesn't sound very fast.
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The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has assessed Privat's capital shortfall at UAH148bn, which is equal to 103x the bank's regulatory capital at end-3Q16, or 6% of Ukraine's 2017F GDP.
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That is equal to a reduction of some 17 percent in Freeport's total first-quarter copper sales and 59 percent in gold sales, the company said in a statement later on Monday.
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The top end of those losses, or 10 million people, is equal to half of the 20 million or so people who have gained coverage in the past seven years under Obamacare.
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Its consequences will grow only greater the longer we are distracted by our own domestic political ferment and fail to respond with a seriousness and strategy that is equal to the challenge.
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STAY Rooms HotelBy fusing traditional Georgian style with contemporary Western elements, a chilled atmosphere and great — and I mean great — music, Rooms is equal to any Soho House or other hipster hotel.
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These changes alter the Electoral College as well: The number of electors in each state is equal to the number of congressional representatives plus two (the number of US Senators per state).
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At 20 he is equal to this wunderkind, who evidently, earlier in the day, had made him wince, and he dresses him down with an appreciative shrewdness that my father clearly valued.
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One unit is 20.23 grams of alcohol, which in terms of drinks is equal to a 25-milliliter shot of 40% alcohol, such as whiskey, or 76 milliliters of wine at 22012%.
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The number of vehicles to be recalled, including 20,800 cars in Germany, is equal to about half of last year's 132,900 sales of box-type Caddy models worldwide, according to company data.
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Just last week, the New England Journal of Medicine found that being exposed to air pollution—which is exacerbated by gasoline aromatics—is equal to smoking a pack of cigarettes a day.
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A tariff rate increase that Mr. Trump announced earlier in May on $200 billion in goods from China, to 25 percent from 10 percent, is equal to a $30 billion tax increase.
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"The volume in terms of bookings that Ola Micro has done since its launch is equal to the total number of bookings Ola has done in the first three years," Sarup said.
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Sleep psychologist William David Brown told NPR that missing a night of sleep is equal to having a blood-alcohol level of about 0.1, which is over the legal limit for driving.
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An agreement between Old Mutual and Nedbank allows the insurer to nominate one director to the board as long as it's stake is equal to or greater than 15% in Nedbank Group.
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The number of electors each state has is equal to its number of representatives and senators in Congress — 538 in total, with those extra three electors coming from the District of Columbia.
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The reason is to preserve dignity, to see another person not as a pathology or a social condition, but as a human, with a life whose value is equal to your own.
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More than 2,200 billionaires made the Forbes list and their combined net worth is $9.1 trillion which is equal to approximately half the GDP of the United States, the world's largest economy.
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Long-term research shows that investors who do make major moves in response to market volatility are lucky if they generate a long-term return that is equal to the rate of inflation.
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Aisling McDonough, who helped oversee Medicaid during the Obama administration, noted that $300,000 — the reported price tag for Price's flights — is equal to the cost of covering more than 50 people through Medicaid. .
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When this feature is turned on, the credit limit of your Zerocard is equal to the amount in your Zero checking account: a $100 checking account balance gives you a $500 credit limit.
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Android has a larger customer base than iOS, so the number of people switching from iOS to Android is equal to or more than the number of people switching from Android to iOS.
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Most landowners named in the suit were offered $216 per rod, a unit of measurement used in land surveying that is equal to 16.5 feet(5 m), in August 2014 for land easements.
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I’ve always been a united guy and will book based on price, but if your price is equal to your competitor, the airline serving the tomato juice will get my business!
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"The total number of airline miles travel by this team is equal to a round trip between the Earth and the moon, which is a testament of our investment decision process," Wu said.
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In elections that cover multiple counties, like the Ohio 12th special, an automatic recount is triggered by the secretary of state when the vote differential is equal to or less than 0.5 percent.
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According to a Headwaters analysis, wildfire protection and suppression annually costs the government approximately $3 billion, which is equal to half of President Donald Trump's proposed budget for the entire Environmental Protection Agency.
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The reward is equal to the struggle because the reward is the struggle; overcoming the challenge of being a big target with limited mobility is the flaw that makes the strength feel real.
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Assuming these jobs are all net job creation — they won't be set off by job destruction elsewhere — a Carrier-type deal is equal to 0.4 percent of the net jobs added in November.
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"Of course, none of these people in any way demonstrated their sexual orientation publicly — in the Caucasus, this is equal to a death sentence," the newspaper wrote of those detained in the sweep.
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Their current real level is equal to that of mid-2004, when the bubble was already well inflated, and it is far over — 28 percent over — their trend line as extended from 2000.
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"This intensification of repression is equal to the intensification of the fight (against slavery)," Biram Dah Abeid, head of the IRA and an opposition politician, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in Dakar, Senegal.
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Mr. Buffett reimburses Berkshire for these costs by making an annual payment to Berkshire in an amount that is equal to or greater than the costs that Berkshire has incurred on his behalf.
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This week, a new startup, Starry, announced it would bring gigabit-speed Internet access to consumers, without data caps, at a price that is equal to or less than your average broadband plan.
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Physical album sales were down 17 percent; digital albums were down 20 percent; and 'track equivalent albums' (aka 10 song sales, which is equal to one album), were down by 20 percent as well.
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In many cases, the drop-off is equal to that seen with drug treatment, which can be monumental for people looking to lower their cholesterol and not have to take meds to do it.
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In the U.S., one drink is equal to a 12 ounce can of beer, a 5 ounce glass of wine, or 1.5 ounces of 80-proof distilled spirits, according to the American Cancer Society.
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"I am certain the United States will respond to the current situation calmly and responsibly in a stance that is equal to ours," he said in opening remarks at a meeting with senior aides.
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Under Florida state law, a machine recount is triggered if the margin of victory is equal to or less than 0.5 percent, while a manual recount is triggered if it's less than 0.25 percent.
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"Someone sent you messages that may violate article 112, and you saw them, yet did not stop or prevent them, is equal to you participating in the offence," said Anon in a Facebook post.
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Tether issues digital tokens backed by its own reserves of fiat money (one USDT token is equal to one dollar USD, for example) over a protocol called Omni that runs on the Bitcoin blockchain.
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Women also have little authority over their own life -- a Saudi woman's legal position is equal to that of a minor, and their testimony in court are given less weight than those of men.
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"The reason you're comfortable comparing your situation to a lynching is that you value black people so little that in your mind, a black person dying is equal to your slight discomfort," she said.
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It makes one sweeping assumption, which is that the manmade component of sea level rise across the U.S. is the same at every location and is equal to the global rate of sea level rise.
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"A liter of an alcoholic drink is equal to the 3-day-wage of a worker with minimum wage... Nowhere in the world are the taxes on alcoholic drinks higher than Turkey," the KMO said.
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Options are leveraged products, meaning that each standard call or put is equal to 100 shares of the underlying stock or ETF, and they cost significantly less to initiate versus an equivalent stock/ETF position.
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And if you take a loan that is equal to the cash value of the policy, the insurance company will force the policy to lapse and you will be hit with a large tax bill.
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Although athletic trainers' expertise in orthotics exceeds, or is equal to that of the health care professionals identified by CMS as eligible to become qualified practitioners of custom-fabricated orthotics, athletic trainers were not included.
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Altogether, the number of vulnerable people who have fallen into this "water-access gap" is equal to the combined populations of Atlanta, Boston and Washington, DC. Perhaps most shockingly, that number seems to be growing.
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The report says the ride-hailing company has been spending between $125 million and $200 million over the past 18 months on self driving, which is equal to 15% to 30% of Uber's quarterly losses.
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The ratio of a light particle's energy to its frequency is equal to 6.62607015×10–34 Joule-seconds, where a joule's units are kilograms times meters squared over seconds squared; this number is called Planck's constant.
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"Last financial year the ABF made 43,000 detections of illicit drugs weighing more than 11.8 tons -- so this seizure is equal to more than 13% of the total drugs we seized last financial year," said Palmer.
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One bit is equal to one one-hundredth of one U.S. dollar — regardless of whether it is a bit bought in a pack of a hundred or a hundred thousand, or acquired in some other way.
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An automatic recount kicks when the difference between votes cast for the declared winner and the defeated candidate is equal to or less than a certain percentage point, according to the Ohio secretary of state's office.
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"The top one tenth of 1 percent of the population has a net worth that is equal to the bottom 90 percent combined, " according to Dalio, who also wrote about his calculations in a LinkedIn post.
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The acres burned in California so far is equal to almost four times the city of New York, three-quarters of the state of Rhode Island and is more than four times the city of Chicago.
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On some level, espionage is equal to trying to gain the upper hand in a relationship, and that's what all of us do every day — with spouses, with friends, with co-workers, with parents, with children.
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Its 20-ounce capacity is equal to a Starbucks Venti, so it'll get you plenty caffeinated as you make your way to work in the morning or survive the drop-off line at your child's school.
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Every force is an interaction between two objects, so the force with which the head pulls on the feet (Fh–f) is equal to the force with which the feet pull on the head (Ff–h).
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There is a report pointed out that Tesla electric car output in the 3rd quarter is estimated to hit a record of 800000, which is equal to the total amount in the first 2 quarters this year.
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The effect has been to collapse the experiences of their marginalized protagonists (real or imagined) into a single struggle, one that perpetuates the notion that the triumph of a heroic individual is equal to real social change.
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The Federal Reserve will finance the bulk of this fiscal stimulus, which, at close to $2202 trillion, is equal to almost 2628 percent of GDP — twice the size of the stimulus provided during that decade-ago crisis.
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The 5.7 terawatt-hours of electricity Google consumed in 2015 "is equal to the output of two 20073 megawatt coal plants," said Jonathan Koomey, a lecturer in the school of earth, energy and environmental sciences at Stanford.
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By the Trump administration's own estimates, sanctions will cost Venezuela's economy $11 billion in lost oil revenue in the next year, which is equal to 94 percent of what the country spent last year in goods imports.
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Under the revised deal, in return for being exempted from tariffs, South Korea agreed to a quota that is equal to 70 percent of the annual average Korean steel exports to the United States between 2015-2017.
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Mikkelsen said GE has about $50 billion in debt that is BBB rated, which is equal to about 0.8 percent of the investment grade market but would be 3.9 percent of the roughly $1.2 trillion high yield market.
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"We made what I would consider a ridiculously strict prediction: When that number is equal to 3.81 or below, the tissue is a solid, and when that number is above 3.81, that tissue is a fluid," Manning said.
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The donation, which will be used to inaugurate the Diana King Theater, is equal to one-sixth of Film Forum's current annual operating budget (and more than five times its annual operating budget when it opened in 1970).
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In their simple linear model, the activity of a single region is equal to the summed contributions of all the other areas, each of which is weighted, since some lines of communication between regions are stronger than others.
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The revised dividend policy will see NLMK pay 100 percent of free cash flow in dividends if its net debt is equal to or below one times earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA), the company said.
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A score of 29 is equal to the United States baseline, so costs in a city with a score of 211 are 5 percent higher than the baseline; cities with a score of 95 are 5 percent lower.
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The G20's $5 trillion pledge is equal to what was spent in 2009 during the global financial crisis, although economists say this crisis could be far worse because it involves essentially large portions of the global economy.
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The G20's $5 trillion pledge is equal to what was spent in 2009 during the global financial crisis, although economists say this crisis could be far worse because it involves essentially large portions of the global economy.
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Especially when we know that the widespread myth that women often "falsely cry" rape is without support; research indicates the "false report" rate for rape is equal to or less than the false report rate of other violent crimes.
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And yet we don't live in a world (YET!) where one is equal to the other, not only in terms of issues like equal pay and other forms of circumstantial and financial opportunity but in terms of sheer numbers.
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The $6.9 million annual salary of Nick Saban, the head football coach at the University of Alabama, is equal to the combined average salary for nearly 100 assistant professors at the school, according to the most recent data available.
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Aramco and ADNOC stored a total 1.67 million kl (10.5 million barrels) at the end of April, trade ministry data showed, which is equal to about 83.5 percent of space that Japan lends to them, according to Reuters calculations.
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The difference in where the crown is and where central bankers would like it to be is equal to roughly two rate moves - and markets are now betting via forward rate agreements that a hike will come by September.
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Where a bank's VR is equal to or above its SRF, the IDRs reflect the VR. The BSF Sukuk Ltd trust certificate issuance programme and the senior unsecured notes issued under it are rated in line with BSF' IDRs.
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In refusing to telegraph the traditional goals of male fashion (power, utility, wealth), it can seem as though he has renounced capitalism itself — even if the price of doing so is equal to a series of consecutive mortgage payments.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, states can expand Medicaid to include adults with incomes up to 138% of the federal poverty level, which is equal to $29,435 for a family of three or $17,236 for an individual in 2019.
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Here the obviousness of the characters and the outcome of the plot give the songs almost nothing to do, and here I'm able to say that Mark Allen, who wrote the music and lyrics, is equal to the task.
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One level deeper: The study finds that the global warming impact of an e-scooter, including how it's made and during its use, is equal to about half the impact of an average gasoline-powered car per mile traveled.
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While the pace is equal to the performance for all of last year, it is below the 2.9 percent annualized rate recorded in the fourth quarter of 2017, and short of Mr. Trump's goal of at least 3 percent.
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Gawdat boiled down what he saw into "one simple equation, which basically says your happiness is equal to or greater than the difference between the events of your life and your expectations of how life should behave," he says.
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The number of Model X's recalled over roughly a ten-month period is equal to about 10% of Tesla's current production, so the recall demonstrates that if Tesla has a problem it can affect a lot of its fleet.
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If the company were to execute on those divestitures as planned, Fitch would expect debt to be about $2.3 billion lower at the close of 2016 versus the January 2016 level, which is equal to about one-turn of EBITDA.
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Below are two points (A and B). Light travels from A, reflects off the bottom surface and then travels to point B. Show that for the path of least time, the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
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The Commission, and investors, are already worried about Italy's large debt pile which is equal to 131.2 percent of its gross domestic product, first quarter 2018 data from Eurostat shows, making it the second largest in the euro zone after Greece.
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This AP is equal to Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP and supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given default of the covered bonds.
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It's complicated, so stay with us: The Electoral College is a group of people appointed by each party The total number of electors is equal to the number of members in Congress: 203 Each state gets electors based on its population.
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Kelvin Droegemeier is a great example of nominative determinism — where your name lines up with your job — as Kelvin is the name of a unit on the thermodynamic temperature scale (one Kelvin is equal to one degree on the Celsius scale).
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When passengers have to board the plane from the front, the chances of an inflight incident among economy class passengers is 2.18 times greater compared to when they board from the middle, which is equal to a 6-hour flight delay.
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The AP is equal to the agency's 'AAA' breakeven AP and supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given default of the covered bonds.
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The annual coupon payments are linked to the number of calendar days qualifying dual conditions, under which USD 30Y constant maturity swap (CMS) is equal to or greater than USD 2Y CMS, and USD 22Y CMS fixing ranges 28256% to 20310%.
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The Chinese foreign ministry said the hospitality for Trump's visit is equal to what Xi received at Mar-a-Lago, where the Trumps offered "hospitable and considerate reception" to the Chinese leader and his wife, spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Tuesday.
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The common reaction to this moment is to assume that visibility is equal to power, and that media representation provides trans and non-binary Americans with things not previously afforded to them, such as safety, civil rights, and upward social mobility.
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For instance, the 1/24th of a second around which the entire film industry is based on is equal to 2000… on and on forever (even attempting to use nanoseconds to represent these durations ends up creating fractions of nanoseconds).
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Or they might wonder why Saudi Aramco maintains as much as two million barrels a day of spare pumping capacity for the country to intervene in world markets, an amount that is equal to the total oil production of Nigeria.
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Some conservatives have resisted efforts to shine a spotlight on right-wing extremists that is equal to the one on Islamic terrorists, even though studies have linked right-wing extremists to far more deaths in the United States since Sept.
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His humanity is equal to ours, and yet his power to be forgotten is unequal; in 2018 Facebook admitted that it secretly deleted an enormous trove of messages between Zuckerberg and other users, quietly removing them from users' Messenger inboxes.
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When it comes to the Renewable Energy Tax Credit, the IRS says "energy saving improvements" made to a personal residence before January 1, 2020 qualify for the credit, which is equal to 30% of the cost of the property installed.
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She is from a neighboring state, her organization is equal to Sanders and she is perhaps the only candidate who can appeal to both wings of the party, though her support tends to be better educated and more female than Sanders.
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SAN JOSE, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Costa Rica's congress on Tuesday approved a $350 million loan from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) to lower its debt, which is equal to more than half of the Central American nation's gross domestic product.
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Here are the steps Rose suggests taking to solve it: In order to figure out the circumference of the circle, Rose says we need to first find its diameter, because circumference (c) is equal to pi (π) times diameter (d).
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ExplanationThis interactive chart uses five different measures• House-price index: rebased to 100 at a selected date• Prices in real terms: rebased to 100 for the selected date and deflated by consumer prices• Prices against average income: compares house prices against average disposable income per person, where 100 is equal to the long-run average of the relationship• Prices against rents: compares house prices against housing rents, where 100 is equal to the long-run average of the relationship• Percentage change: the percentage change in real house prices between two selected dates NotesThe data presented are quarterly, often aggregated from monthly indices.
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NLMK also announced a revised dividend policy and said it would pay 100 percent of free cash flow in dividends if its net debt is equal to or below one times earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA), the company said.
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To put the fine in context, the total $450 million payout is equal to about a little more than half the sales Apple generates on average each day, based on the $75.9 billion in revenue it reported in the most recent quarter.
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Europe's only nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the 260-metre-long (850-ft) vessel, which carries 1,700 personnel and whose tonnage is equal to four Eiffel Towers, is due to be deployed in early February in the Indian Ocean, according to military sources.
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In the 23s, it was shown that the cuneiform numbers on the tablet corresponded to the Pythagorean Theorem, which states that the square of a right triangle's hypotenuse (the long side) is equal to the squared lengths of its other two sides.
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The frequency of a traveling wave is equal to its speed divided by its wavelength, but since the sound wave was occurring in a bounded medium (read: the toilet lid), it generated a standing wave so there are some other factors to consider.
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For decades, federal lawmakers have failed to even debate the federal scheduling of cannabis as a schedule I controlled substance — an intellectually dishonest position that alleges that the plant's abuse potential is equal to that of heroin and that it lacks therapeutic utlity.
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Fueled by low interest rates and strong investor appetite, debt of nonfinancial companies has increased at a rapid clip, to $8.7 trillion, and is equal to more than 45 percent of GDP, according to David Ader, chief macro strategist at Informa Financial Intelligence.
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If the rate of return on basic income is equal to, or lower than, the return for lump-sum payments, then that would seem to suggest you could generate more economic growth, faster, by just giving poor people all the money at once.
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The agency says that advertisements for the probably ineffective drinks promise that "one oxygen cocktail is equal to a three-hour walk in a lush forest," and grocery stores stock canned oxygen that swear they'll turn ordinary glasses of juice into oxygen-rich cocktails.
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And if United is aiming to match prices with low-cost carriers like Norwegian or WOW Air, which already operate using what is equal to basic economy tickets that are even cheaper than most fares, all the other major carriers are likely to follow suit.
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She acknowledges that "women are socialised to be docile and accommodating and to put men's desires before their own," but seems to suggest that women's responsibility "to be more verbal" in sexual encounters is equal to men's responsibility to not pressure women into sex.
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"He's able to pull private (Wal-Mart) brands and put an Asda brand on it that is equal to the national brand in the UK in terms of quality and sensory, but at a price that no one else can match," he said of Clarke.
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Starting in 2020, the new system will not link to any other jurisdiction (including Quebec) until it "has a minimum carbon price that is equal to or greater than California's" and the governor determines that the linkage won't do any damage to California dividends.
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International gadget buyers won't be surprised to hear that the prices abroad carry quite a premium over the US. The UK price is equal to about $956, and in the EU and Japan the Vive comes to just about $983 at current exchange rates.
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Its economy remains weak, unemployment is around 17 percent, and the country's debt is equal to nearly 90 percent of its G.D.P. Croatia became a member of the European Union just three years ago, with high hopes membership would boost its economy and reduce unemployment.
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Juul claims one pod is equal to a pack of cigarettes in terms of nicotine, but tobacco experts told me the precise equivalency is difficult to determine because not all the nicotine released in cigarette smoke is inhaled, and some is trapped in the filter.
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On the Y-axis are the black-white gap and the gap between children of families at the 90th percentile in income and families at the 803th percentile of income, in standard deviation terms (one standard deviation of IQ is equal to 15 points).
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Gentine and Green used four different climate models to analyze net biome productivity (NBP), which is equal to the amount of carbon used by plants and the soil in a given region minus the amount of carbon lost due to things like forest fires or forest harvesting.
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According to a White House fact sheet on the HFC agreement, if its goals are met it would prevent more than 20153 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent by 2050, which is equal to more than a decade of carbon emissions from the entire U.S. economy.
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That may not sound much, but it is twice as high as the equivalent figure in developed countries and is equal to the region's spending on infrastructure and to the income of the poorest 30% of the population, points out Laura Jaitman, the report's lead author.
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"A close eye will need to be kept on the level of (Turkey's)FX reserves — US$ 71.4 bln in March— which cover around 3 months of imports and is equal to around 40 percent of short-term foreign debt," analysts at Jefferies wrote in a note.
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That amounts to 8003 million additional tons a year, not 2800 million tons, which is equal to about three-quarters of what was produced by forest fires in the continental United States in 2698; it does not equal the amount that forest fires produced that year.
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The temperature in the water is precisely controlled by a machine like the Sansaire Delta, so it's literally impossible for your food to get overcooked using sous vide as long as the internal temperature of the food is equal to the temperature of the water surrounding it.
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That amounts to 48 million additional tons a year, not 64 million tons, which is equal to about three-quarters of what was produced by forest fires in the continental United States in 2013; it does not equal the amount that forest fires produced that year.
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The deduction is equal to Israel's tally of the financial support that the authority provided last year to Palestinians in Israeli prisons for attacking Israelis, to their families, and to the families of those "martyred" or killed long ago in uprisings against Israel, including suicide bombers.
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The bond is equal to a significant 10% of the bank's end-13Q17 liabilities, but USD150 million of the bond proceeds have already been on-lent by BGEO to BoG, and the bank maintains a sizeable liquidity cushion (at end-1Q17 equal to 19% of its liabilities).
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"Eight million metric tons of plastic is equal to 22022 bags … filled with plastic going into the ocean along every foot of coastline in the world," said the lead author of the study, Jenna Jambeck, at an American Association for the Advancement of Science panel in 2100.
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While within the Commission's rules that European governments' budget deficits should not exceed 3 percent of GDP, countries like Italy with a high debt pile — of around 130 percent of GDP — are meant to narrow the deficit and work towards a balanced budget (where spending is equal to revenues).
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This is really just a list of all the complex numbers (ones of the form a+bi where i is equal to the square root of -1, and a and b are just any other number, positive or negative, even zero) that solve his special and surprisingly simple equation.
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For example, the maps show that in Ohio, $193,000 is equal to 85033 years of median household income, 49 years of health-care premiums for the typical household, 26 years of child care costs for the typical household and 145 years of electric bills for the typical household.
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The pro-life movement is laser-focused on removing taxpayer money from Planned Parenthood for many reasons but the top one is that they are the nation's largest abortion vendor, committing one-third of all abortions, which is equal to about 324,000 per year, or 888 per day.
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All we know for sure is that this guy has a nasty habit of throwing the ball to the other team ... His interceptable pass rate with the Niners is equal to his touchdown rate, and there's been no evidence to date that he's improving in that all-important area.
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But if we look at the formula for calculating the price of Tesla models in China, we will find that the price in China is equal to: the US price multiplied by the exchange rate, plus transportation and handling charges, plus tariffs and other tax rates, and finally VAT.
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Subgraphs are all the graphs you can make by deleting an edge (or edges) from the original graph: Or by contracting two vertices into one: The chromatic polynomial of the rectangle is equal to the chromatic polynomial of the rectangle with one edge deleted minus the chromatic polynomial of the triangle.
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The loss is equal to:5,640,211 barbacoa burritos with guacamole4,315,789 chicken salad bowls, with a side of guacamole and chips—plus an apple juice12,541,176 children's quesadilla meals with chips and milk on the side5,004,694 crispy corn steak tacos (with extra steak) So, now that the outbreak is over, what's next?
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The value of that free night is equal to the average rate of the 10 nights you stayed to earn it — in other words, if you stay 10 nights at a hotel akin to a Best Western, don't expect to get a free night at the likes of a Park Hyatt.
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According to the nonpartisan Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, nearly 76 million Americans, or about 23% of total tax units (one unit is equal to either a single filer or one married couple filing jointly) are expected to have a zero or negative income tax bill for the 2019 tax year.
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It is defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the Planck constant h to be 22 070 15 × 10-34 when expressed in the unit J s, which is equal to kg m2 s -1 , where the meter and the second are defined in terms of c and ∆νCs.
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It may be that nobody is equal to the task of persuading Mr. Trump to stop blindsiding his staff and Americans with tweeted attacks and impromptu announcements; nobody can stop him from dragging the needle across his own daily agenda; nobody can get him to stop fooling around and govern.
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The square root of negative one (i), times a number, times the derivative of a function with respect to time, is equal to the negative square of the number times the second derivative of the function with respect to spatial coordinate x for particles, or density ρ for waves in the astrophysical disk.
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SCIENTIST SUGGESTS NEW THEORY ABOUT ANCIENT SITE Greek philosopher Pythagoras is credited with discovering the famous geometric theorem stating that, in a right-angled triangle "the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides," often written as a^2 + b^2 = c^2 .
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A new study published in the journal Astronomy and Physics projects the close encounter will happen about 1.35 million years from now, and that the star will come within 13,7103 AU of our sun (where 1 AU is equal to the average distance of the Earth to the sun), or 1.2 trillion miles.
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It is this trade-off — between one's deeply held convictions on the one hand and on the other hand the deeply held conviction that democracy consists of competing perspectives, and that the right of others to act on their beliefs is equal to one's own — that informs what we're looking at now.
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Boosey & Hawkes, Mr. Adams's publisher, say that there has been a spike in interest in his operas in Germany: The number of Adams stagings there from 22017 to 2020 is equal to the total number of productions in the quarter-century after the 1989 German premiere of "Nixon in China," his first opera.
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