Send it our way... It's credibility would be less than zero.
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In Europe and Japan, key policy rates are less than zero.
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And if she got in it would be less than zero.
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Mike Lee's communications director kicked things off: What is less than zero?
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These nations believed that rates "less than zero" would spur their sluggish economies.
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Some refugees have "less than zero education", concedes Mr Khadra, so parents struggle.
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"Di Maio, right now, interests me less than zero," the League's Salvini responded.
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What if his net worth is zero or, worse yet, less than zero?
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Its tax rate was reportedly brought to less than zero at the time.
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The star of '80s movies like "The Lost Boys" and "Less Than Zero"?
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Over $22 trillion of bonds now yield less than zero, according to Fitch Ratings.
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If you take the equity-- gap equity, subtract the intangible assets, it's less than zero.
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The bowl game ("a game that means less than zero," Cunningham said) still rankles Cunningham.
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The number of Republican candidates who will expressly denounce Trump's behavior is probably less than zero.
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A negative yielding bond would have a yield of less than zero if held to maturity.
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"Less than zero," according to a person familiar with his historically fraught relationship with Mr. Trump.
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German government bonds that mature out to 13 years were yielding less than zero, Fitch said.
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BUT WHEN YOU BACK OUT THE PARTS THAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT, YOU GET LESS THAN ZERO.
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The chances of any of these steps being taken in today's political environment are less than zero.
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Anything less than zero tolerance at the border creates what Mr. Miller calls "perverse" incentives for lawbreakers.
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The contribution of all that activity to producing the envisioned world has been considerably less than zero.
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Nearly 55 percent of these government bonds now yield less than zero, up from 43 percent last month.
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That is, they declared their taxable income from all sources — businesses, salaries, interest — to be less than zero.
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Average net tuition at community colleges is less than zero — seriously — once financial aid is taken into account.
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And according to the Pew Hispanic Center, the net flow across the border is now less than zero.
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For the second episode in a row, Cheryl is left in tears due to Nick's "Less Than Zero" behavior.
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Peugeot boss Carlos Tavares expects to lift Opel's operating margin from less than zero to 2 percent by 4.23.
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Neighbouring Sweden and Denmark are both among the European countries that have cut interest rates to less than zero.
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In fact, there is currently about $225 trillion worth of global sovereign debt with yields that are less than zero.
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"Four years later, it was worth less than zero," Gibney, who also narrates the documentary, soberly intones near the outset.
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As long as lobbying leads to benefits such as Amazon's less-than-zero tax rate, the money will keep pouring in.
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Considering that Orth mentions his love of Ellis's first novel, Less Than Zero, it's possible Cunanan was intentionally emulating Patrick Bateman.
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Because losses are worth zero, so was our World Cup campaign (actually less than zero as it brought our average down).
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"The prospects for future Qatari gas exports to adjacent markets have been reduced to less than zero," said Mr. Al-Husseini.
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The head of Peugeot, Carlos Tavares, expects to lift Opel's operating margin from less than zero to 2 percent by 2020.
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That disciplined behavior has produced underwriting profits in most years, and in such instances, our cost of float was less than zero.
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As of July 9, JPMorgan's high-yield euro corporate bond index had 10 bonds, worth 4.8 billion euros, yielding less than zero.
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As of July 9, JPMorgan's high-yield euro corporate bond index had 10 bonds, worth 247904553 billion euros, yielding less than zero.
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Of around 7.09 trillion euros of the bonds in the system, about 2.8 trillion euros, or 40.21 percent, yield less than zero.
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Conn Carroll, communications director for Utah Republican Mike Lee, who sits on the judiciary committee, joined the parade: What is less than zero?
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Andrew McCarthy: McCarthy, 54, became an '80s movie all-star acting in Pretty in Pink, Mannequin, Less Than Zero and Weekend at Bernie's.
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Without the wall, it's uniquely possible that Trump never moves from the less-than-zero spot he began at in early 2016 polling.
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But a refundable credit can reduce your tax liability to less than zero, in which case the IRS sends you a "refund" check.
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His debt was said to include $500 million or more in personal loans, and some analysts claimed his net worth was less than zero.
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Of around 7.3 trillion euros of debt in the system, about 3.3 trillion euros, yielded less than zero at the end of last month.
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Japan's 21.74-year yields hit a record low of minus 0.155 percent on Friday and even its 15-year bonds yield less than zero.
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Of around 7.18 trillion euros ($7.6 trillion) of the bonds in the system, about 3.08 trillion euros, or 42.94 percent, yield less than zero.
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Ellis' novels, which include Less Than Zero, The Rules of Attraction, and American Psycho, tend to focus on the extraordinarily wealthy — and, often, extraordinarily awful.
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And we're bringing GDP from, really, 220 percent, which is what it is now, and if she got in, it will be less than zero.
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Ellis has been a public bad boy since 1985, when his debut novel, "Less Than Zero," was published while he was still a college student.
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The company estimated a federal income tax burden of less than zero for both 2017 and 2018, at least according to one highly imperfect measure.
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The Brexit volatility and recession fears has driven a further slump in bond yields, with over $11 trillion of government debt now yielding less than zero.
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So we'd have something to talk about, I put in her mailbox a couple of stories I'd written that Less than Zero would be based on.
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Some corporate credit bought by the ECB, including some debt issued by Swiss food group Nestle and French telecoms operator Orange, also yield less than zero.
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Of around the 7 trillion euros of euro zone bonds traded on Tradeweb, about 2.6 trillion euros or 36 percent, yielded less than zero in January.
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Yet even if the boundary for interest rates is not zero, as people once tended to assume, it is not all that much less than zero.
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His turn as a drug-addled, self-sabotaging screwup in Less Than Zero was devastating, an unbelievably powerful portrait of what addiction does to a person.
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Sweden, where the key central bank interest rate is -0.25%, joins Denmark, Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands with the whole bond curve yielding less than zero.
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There's a debate over whether the company itself — what most of us think of when we think of Yahoo — is actually worth less than zero dollars.
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Of about 7.3 trillion euros of debt in the system, about 3.3 trillion yielded less than zero at the end of last month, according to Tradeweb.
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Of around the 7.3 trillion euros of the bonds in the system, about 2.61 trillion euros, or 35.50 percent, yield less than zero, Tradeweb said on Tuesday.
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This is forcing it to purchase short-term bonds that yield less than zero and, in some cases, even less than the ECB's -0.4 percent deposit rate.
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About 43 percent of outstanding European government bonds and 60 percent of Japanese ones were yielding less than zero at the end of October, according to Tradeweb.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Oh-- we--do not understand at all what the outcome will be-- in a world where $13 trillion is being borrowed at less than zero.
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His art contains flashes of the LSD burnouts in "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" and glimpses of the wasted American youth from books like Bret Easton Ellis's Less Than Zero.
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Just think about how much of a chance Donald Trump would have had to win without his wife Melania and daughter Ivanka by his side, (less than zero).
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Mike Lee, who also sits on the committee, suggested flatly that Obama's chances would be "less than zero" of successfully appointing a Supreme Court Justice to replace Scalia.
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Almost 19 percent of the euro-denominated investment-grade corporate bonds available on the Tradeweb platform yielded less than zero in May, the lowest in almost a year.
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So the VFX team analyzed old footage of him in 1987&aposs "Less Than Zero," which helps explain why this young version of Tony Stark was so convincing.
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At this point, the Taj Mahal had already experienced four days in which its bank account contained less than zero dollars, with deficits as deep as $265 million dollars.
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The theory is that the less-than-zero approach will make commercial banks more eager to expand loans to businesses and consumers, and those loans still carry positive rates.
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But if you can set aside the context and the fact that these songs landed with less than zero fanfare, there's actually some thrilling rapping on Let 'Em Burn.
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Around 21 percent of the euro-denominated investment-grade corporate bonds available on the Tradeweb platform yielded less than zero in January, down from almost 25 percent in December.
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As my colleague Dylan Matthews writes, if you're a major exporter, this means your tax liabilities could fall to less than zero, and you could get a tax rebate.
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Around 31 percent of the euro-denominated investment-grade corporate bonds available on the Tradeweb platform yielded less than zero in February, up from about 21 percent in January.
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S. debt — about $22 trillion — now yielding less than zero, however, it's a risk that funds —especially those with obligations to insurance policyholders and pensioners — seem prepared to take.
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That means investors are likely valuing the pay TV side of Dish's business at "less than zero, " according to analyst Craig Moffett, a longtime industry analyst covering telecom stocks.
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In the year since, investors have pumped more than $60 billion into muni funds, seeking a low-risk alternative to trillions of dollars in bonds now yielding less than zero.
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Pension and insurance funds, which typically invest in government bonds, have found it impossible to make money off countries like Germany, where the interest rate paid is less than zero.
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Of the 2.8 trillion euros of the euro-denominated investment-grade corporate bonds available on the Tradeweb platform, around 22 percent yield less than zero, up from 16 percent last month.
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Throughout the story, the three kids seem to be locked in an all-encompassing love triangle, with the film culminating in a dramatic Less Than Zero-type breakdown in their relationships.
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Ever since his 20163 debut, "Less Than Zero," made him a literary sensation, his violently nihilistic fiction and his politically incorrect public persona have earned him as much fury as acclaim.
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"I have been expelled from nothing," Gianluigi Paragone, a right-leaning former media personality said on Facebook after his expulsion this month, suggesting that the party was now less than zero.
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In effect, you get to pay taxes on your business's average profitability over time to take into account the fact that you can't pay less than zero tax during unprofitable years.
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Indeed, there is no evidence that there is anything illegal with Amazon's less-than-zero tax bill: the company is taking advantage of lower tax rates, credits and losses from years prior.
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Gold bears' major criticism of the yellow metal has often been its lack of yield or income, but in a world where rates are offering less than zero, gold looks more attractive.
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But now Sabatelli is at Twitter, and the company is saying less than zero about what he's up to — other than that he's currently leading the augmented reality team within Twitter Cortex.
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Since the tax bill was passed, however, AT&T has cut over 28503,22019 jobs, even as AT&T's annual report suggests its worldwide cash income taxes in 2018 were less than zero.
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The collapse in developed market bond yields in recent months - with over $10 trillion in debt now yielding less than zero - is pushing more investors to seek out better returns in emerging markets.
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By contrast, the predominantly German public sector paper bought as part of the asset-buying programme since 2015, some of which yields less than zero, resulted in a small loss for the Bundesbank.
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The global supply of long- and short-term sovereign securities yielding less than zero now nears $13 trillion, constraining the ability of banks, insurers and other sovereign investors to generate fixed-income returns.
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The euro zone bailout fund ESM and German development bank KfW have sold syndicated bonds at negative yields, while Poland last year sold Swiss franc debt via syndication that yielded less than zero.
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Of around the 8 trillion euros of euro area government bonds in the Tradeweb system, the proportion of debt yielding less than zero rose sharply to match levels last seen in August 2016.
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Gertz, who is best known for her roles in TV shows such as "Square Pegs" and "Seinfeld" and films including "The Lost Boys" and "Less Than Zero," was there representing the Atlanta Hawks.
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FedEx reaped big savings, bringing its effective tax rate from 34 percent in fiscal year 2017 to less than zero in fiscal year 243, meaning that, overall, the government technically owed it money.
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Germany sold 30-year bonds with a negative yield for the first time at an auction on Wednesday, a milestone for a fixed-income market where the entire curve now yields less than zero.
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Germany sold 13-year bonds with a negative yield for the first time at an auction on Wednesday, a milestone for a fixed-income market where the entire curve now yields less than zero.
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In counties such as Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland, every government bond yields less than zero as investors have bought longer and longer-duration debt to grab an extra few basis points of yield.
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Germany sold 30-year bonds with a negative yield for the first time at an auction on Wednesday, a milestone for a fixed-income market where the entire curve now yields less than zero. .
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Around 16 percent, or 440 billion euros, of the 2.8 trillion euros of these bonds now yield less than zero, up from around 5 percent at the start of May, according to Tradeweb data.
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"Alice: Memoirs of a Barbary Coast Prostitute," edited by Ivy Anderson and Devon Angus; "Opium Culture: The Art & Ritual of the Chinese Tradition," by Peter Lee; and "Less Than Zero," by Bret Easton Ellis.
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Though the film mentions early that her $9 billion-plus valuation company would wind up worth less than zero, it does a keen job of building empathy for her that it can tear down later.
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Globally, the pool of debt yielding less than zero percent stands at close to $14 trillion, up from around $11 trillion in mid-January but off peaks around $17 trillion hit in September, analysts said.
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" He said he first came up with the idea for "American Psycho" in 1984, when he was just starting out as a writer, and before the publication of his successful debut novel, "Less Than Zero.
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Christillin, who said, "I think we are still paid too much," noted that Infantino had dragged FIFA up from what she described as "the less-than-zero" position it was in when he took office.
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What's more, it said, the bottom 25 percent of the population had no net worth at all, in dollar terms: When household debt was included, the net worth of these families was less than zero.
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Consequently, through the Obama years it was the case that net unauthorized migration from Mexico was less than zero — more people were leaving than coming — which became an important talking point in the immigration debate.
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Online, in a new interview with Less Than Zero writer Bret Easton Ellis (who previously worked with her husband Kanye West) for Richardson's 20th anniversary, Kardashian got candid about how that 2007 sex tape affected her.
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So far, his impression of LA is both cliche and astute for a South Londoner four days into the city's phantasmagoria: A cross, he says, between a David Cronenberg movie and Brett Easton Ellis's Less Than Zero.
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On the last day of that tour, Mr. Costello and the Attractions went to 244 Rockefeller Plaza to appear on "Saturday Night Live," famously cutting off one song ("Less Than Zero") to blast into another ("Radio Radio").
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One consequence of the Brexit jitters is the fresh slump in bond yields, with over $11 trillion in government bonds now yielding less than zero, and German 10-year yields falling into negative territory earlier in the month.
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A staffer for Utah senator Mike Lee, who serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee, cut straight to the point, tweeting that President Obama has a "less than zero" chance of successfully appointing a justice to replace the conservative Scalia.
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He spends a little while wallowing in the glamour of his life of fame (Less Than Zero came out when Ellis was a college junior and was a massive hit), name-dropping celebrities and drug types with equal fervor.
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Göldin, a journalist and author of Delivery for Mr. Assange, tells The Creators Project that Schiiwerfer is "more or less a contemporary version of Less Than Zero by Bret Easton Ellis," only they are not rich like that novel's characters.
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In the past he has acknowledged that he has young readers: in an interview from 2005, Mr Ellis said that he gets fan mail about "Less Than Zero" (1985) "from people who weren't really born yet when the book came out".
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Given the extremely low interest rates - the benchmark 10-year bond now yields less than zero - the ministry calculates the government will borrow at a record low 1.6 percent for the coming fiscal year, well below this year's 2.0 percent.
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Six of the world's central banks have introduced negative rates, most notably the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank, and around a quarter of the world economy by output is now experiencing official rates that are less than zero.
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It includes Ellis's stories of writing Less Than Zero and American Psycho — pausing to note appreciatively his own "gleaming nihilism" — and then watching each novel get adapted into a movie (successfully in American Psycho's case, and not in Less Than Zero's).
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Of around the 7.87 trillion euros of euro area government bonds in the Tradeweb system, the proportion of debt yielding less than zero rose sharply again, according to Tradeweb data as of the close of trade on Tuesday, the day of Draghi's speech.
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Interest rate markets also reacted to the political upheaval, with forward rate markets now pricing in a less than zero percent chance of a 25 basis point cut to lending rates at the South African Reserve Bank's policy announcement at 1300 GMT.
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I was two years out of college in 803, and while I'd eagerly ingested the stylish mid-80s debuts of the so-called "brat pack" writers, of which Mr. Ellis's novel "Less Than Zero" (1985) is a crucial artifact, I'd moved on.
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In 19363, according to my calculations, the top 66 percent had an average wealth of $21910 million, while the net worth of everyone in the bottom third combined was less than zero (because of a mixture of low accumulated savings and high debt).
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As she rose in Hollywood, gaining attention in the late 1980s for spotting the script that became "Earth Girls Are Easy," with Geena Davis, and working on the drama "Less Than Zero," Ms. Pascal logged time for a series of relentless bosses.
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White people who would otherwise have spent money on drugs in Bali instead went to West Sumba, an island with less than zero name recognition in the West, for no other reason than to watch firsthand as people engage in orchestrated, spear-aided self-harm.
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Khan, who's 46 and has been married to her husband, Steven Hyde, for 11 years, revealed on the talk show Loose Women that she had less than zero interest in sex with her husband, leading her to offer him the opportunity to seek sex elsewhere.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - One in five company bonds bought by the European Central Bank since June yielded less than zero, the ECB said on Wednesday, raising questions about whether the bank risks fuelling a market bubble and will need to slow the pace of its purchases.
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Because the Fed can't set short-term rates less than zero (the so-called "zero lower bound" in Fedspeak), it turned to an untested idea called Quantitative Easing, or QE, to push longer-term rates down to levels not seen in generations and hold them there indefinitely.
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There are preliminary discussions, a lot of internal conference and caucus conversations about precedent and past trials, and no shortage of opinion pieces from people not involved in those aforementioned discussions about improbable and completely implausible procedural ideas that have slightly less than zero shot of happening.
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Yields on the bonds it bought ranged from a negative 0.3 percent to more than 3 percent, with just over 20 percent of the total yielding less than zero, the ECB said in its economic bulletin on Wednesday, publishing details of its purchases for the first time.
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On Wednesday Germany, which has also been toying with the idea of debt-financed spending to help stimulate its economy, sold 30-year bonds with a negative yield for the first time, a milestone for a fixed-income market where the entire curve now yields less than zero.
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I know that that's what Lady Gaga does—it's her entire brand—but it would've been great to see her abandon the manic pixie nightmare act and embrace a genre she actually loves, and that the Academy has a longstanding tradition of giving less than zero fucks about.
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But after rereading "Less Than Zero," Bret Easton Ellis's 1985 novel of California excess, she pursued an idea about her own native culture: a portfolio chronicling Crossroads and other deluxe schools, where students attended five-figure bar mitzvahs, drove Range Rovers and cavorted with celebrity progeny like Kate Hudson.
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Alabama political strategist David Mowery, who has worked for candidates of both parties, said the chance of Moore bowing out of the race was "less than zero," and that it was almost as improbable for state party officials to abandon him in favor of a last-minute write-in candidate.
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Of around the 0.403 trillion euros ($20.40 trillion) of euro area government bonds in the Tradeweb system, the proportion of debt yielding less than zero rose to 22016 trillion euros or 225% of the total in May, data from the trading platform as of the close of trade on Thursday showed.
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I DO THINK BECAUSE OF THE MASSIVE AMOUNT OF MONETARY POLICY AROUND THE WORLD AND THE FACT THAT BASICALLY INTEREST RATES ARE ZERO OR THE RISK-FREE RATE IS ZERO, LESS THAN ZERO IN SOME PLACES, PEOPLE HAVE BEEN LOOKING AGGRESSIVELY OR MOVING OUT THE RISK CURVE AND LOOKING FOR RISK ASSETS.
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The list goes on... Belgium's 313-year yield is sub-zero for the first time, the entire Danish bond curve yields less than zero, Switzerland's is tantilisingly close to doing the same so it's no surprise then that the pool of negative-yielding bonds globally is now more than $231 trillion and getting deeper.
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The list goes on... Belgium's 10-year yield is sub-zero for the first time, the entire Danish bond curve yields less than zero, Switzerland's is tantilisingly close to doing the same so it's no surprise then that the pool of negative-yielding bonds globally is now more than $13 trillion and getting deeper.
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In a corner booth, Andrew McCarthy, the 54-year-old actor, writer and television director known for his roles in 503s movies like "Pretty in Pink" and "Less Than Zero," made steady progress on a burger and fries as he discussed his latest project: a young-adult novel called "Just Fly Away" (Algonquin Young Readers).
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The list goes on... Belgium's 20.3-year yield is sub-zero for the first time, the entire Danish bond curve yields less than zero, Switzerland's is tantalizingly close to doing the same so it's no surprise then that the pool of negative-yielding bonds globally is now more than $20.3 trillion and getting deeper.
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Don't miss: Amy Bass: The real reason Megan Rapinoe sets Donald Trump off Peter Bergen: Jared Kushner's peace plan is dead on arrival Jon Lerner: Trump's Middle East plan is a refreshing change Edward McCaffery: Amazon's less-than-zero tax rate is unacceptable Raymond Joseph: How to survive Chennai's water crisis A mirror on our world One hundred years ago today (June 28), the victorious and defeated powers of World War I gathered in the Hall of Mirrors at the palace of Versailles to sign the peace treaty.
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