But by the 1990s, that increase started to level off.
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The growth in sales, however, has begun to level off.
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After a certain point, do benefits level off or even reverse?
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DAVID FABER: Does it start to level off at some point?
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Starting around 2011, opioid painkiller overdose deaths began to level off.
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Will subprime debt begin to fail again when house prices level off?
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Everyone will level off, perhaps just as the founding fathers wanted it.
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" Brammer said, "Basically, it looks like things are starting to level off.
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Between 2011 and 2012, drug overdose deaths appeared to level off around 41,500.
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Between 2011 and 2012, drug overdose deaths appeared to level off around 41,21999.
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But the same report warns that growth is likely to level off soon.
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So as painkiller deaths began to level off, heroin deaths began to increase.
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Meanwhile those who had the least flooding saw their debt briefly level off.
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The model expects prices in Australia to level off rather than continuing to decline.
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Growth will then level off at 22025 percent through 208.6, according to the projections.
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The nation's sharp decline in cardiovascular disease and strokes has begun to level off.
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Before the Wednesday debate, viewers' interest in the Democratic matchups had seemed to level off.
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Why does happiness seem to level off or even decrease after a certain threshold is met?
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To bottom line it: Vehemently sticking to the same gym routine will level off your progress.
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OXO includes a scraper with the cups, so you can level off ingredients as you bake.
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The data can't tell us when prices will level off, or whether they will plunge catastrophically.
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In 2004, the U.N. projected that Africa's population would level off by 2100 around two billion.
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Hopefully, that is a sign it will level off again, Dr. Wintemute told The Associated Press.
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But state economists warn that coal production — and job growth — are likely to level off soon.
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Professional-level "off the shelf" video arrays cost anywhere from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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It noted, however, that production would increase per year until 22020 when it would then level off.
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Do your level best to improve the relationship, then level off the impact they have on you.
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Do we level off Jamestown and Williamsburg and build some more wineries along the Colonial Wine Trail?
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Apple's iPhone sales have begun to level off and it is turning increasingly to services for growth.
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A second level off the large eat-in kitchen has three staff bedrooms and a full bath.
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But it is crop burning that has pushed the area's already high pollution level off the charts.
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While rates remain high, if there is some good news, it appears they are starting to level off.
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Cumulatively, avid runners can add up to three years to their lives before things start to level off.
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Oil output would continue to grow but level off in 2025 as drillers move into less-productive areas.
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His or her weight will climb steadily until Thanksgiving, level off, and then peak around New Year's Day.
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Starting around 2011, opioid painkiller overdose deaths began to level off, and heroin overdose deaths began to increase.
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Still, publishers have been getting squeezed by the tech platforms as online advertising rates continue to level off.
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This troubling infection rate will not level off unless people, infected or not, cut down on social contact.
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"In our view, the labor markets stays healthy in 22019, but job growth will level off," Richardson added.
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But there is a question of where they will level off, where they'll end up in the hierarchy.
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Several of the states that saw overdose deaths drop or level off in 2017 took these kinds of steps.
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That rate began to level off in 2015, when the use of e-cigarettes in England started to flatten.
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Nonetheless, as smartphone sales level off, other types of devices will become increasingly significant in the wireless network market.
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So you don't see instances where we go from 4.2 percent to 4.7 or 5 percent and level off.
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Moody's anticipates Netflix's leverage ratios will "drop gradually over time" as the company matures and content costs level off.
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Alaska oil is also more expensive to produce, and the Department of Revenue is forecasting output to level off.
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By the start of the next decade, the number of overdoses caused by prescription painkillers began to level off.
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Tidal data shows that the relative sea level off the Carolina coast has risen about a half-foot since 1970.
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Looking ahead, she and fellow economists anticipate these prices may level off in 2016 — assuming cooperation from Mother Nature. Probably.
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As the number of options increases, the potential reward increases, but then begins to level off due to diminishing returns.
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In contrast, subjects who combined weight training and cardio saw their strength gains level off between weeks seven and eight.
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He said capital spending was strong in the first half of 2018, though it "started to level off" after that.
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The bureau sees American oil output hitting a new annual high through 2027, when booming production starts to level off.
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Pot prognosticators think that 2017 will break another record, but after that, they expect Colorado's kush boom to level off.
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Indeed, several of the states that saw overdose deaths drop or level off in 2017 took these kinds of steps.
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The falloff is expected to level off this year, with PC sales even expected to begin growing slowly in 2017.
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Experts expect the tax break to give the economy a short-term boost that will likely level off by 2020.
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Some 58% expect the economy to level off heading into next year, while 41% predict a recession, the survey found.
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New research suggests mortality rates level off after we turn 213, and that no upper limit exists for the human lifespan.
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New research suggests mortality rates level off after we turn 105, and that no upper limit exists for the human lifespan.
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S&P said its forecast assumes that pressure on reserve coverage will level off over the next one to two years.
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In 2011, temperatures at sea surface level off the coast of Western Australia reached more than 2 degrees Celsius above average.
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On the second level, off the apartment's great room, is a 1,211-square-foot landscaped terrace that provides expansive cityscape views.
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Even leading indicators suggest that growth will at best level off rather than rebound after a weak start to the year.
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Analysts say the deal offers a glimpse of how Apple may diversify its business as sales of the iPhone level off.
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Like, the mini-ramp in the screenshot below seems to level off with a several story death-drop toward the floor?
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After cities like Wuhan went into complete lockdown, it took about four weeks to see new infections begin to level off.
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China is investing heavily in wind, solar and nuclear power in an attempt to level off its once-insatiable coal consumption.
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Experts surveyed by STAT do agree on one factor: Opioid-related deaths likely won't even level off until at least 2020.
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As oil prices appear to level off, the energy sector drag on the economy is expected to ease in the coming quarters.
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The nonpartisan Kansas Legislative Research Department forecasts revenue to level off and begin declining as soon as next year as growth slows.
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By nightfall, tensions appeared to level off, with the exception of a few brief clashes between protesters and police at the park.
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He said capital spending was strong in the first half of 2018, though he acknowledged it "started to level off" after that.
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Falling Chinese emissions in 2015 and again in 2016 caused the entire world's energy-related emissions to level off in those years.
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Many economists had expected job growth to level off in 2018 as the unemployment rate fell and employers struggled to find workers.
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The country is investing heavily in wind, solar and nuclear power in an attempt to level off its once-insatiable coal consumption.
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Many economists had expected job growth to level off in 2018 as the unemployment rate fell and employers struggled to find workers.
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Over time the increase may be offset by quieter periods, and trends that appear worrisome in March often level off by August.
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Lawmakers could shift the time window, massage or finesse the numbers, or even add on smaller level off-sets to address the increase.
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There are some signs, however, that the rapid rise in inflation - which has quadrupled over the past year - is starting to level off.
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The rate of declining PM 2.5 has started to level off in recent years, while levels of ozone have barely budged at all.
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Although the results suggested the pain from cheaper oil was starting to level off, some firms expected declines in their future sales volumes.
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The amount of child care men performed rose throughout the 1980s and '90s, but then began to level off without ever reaching parity.
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The underlying change has been driven by very low gas prices which caused production to level off while encouraging record consumption from power producers.
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Several of the states that, based on preliminary CDC data, saw overdose deaths drop or level off in 2017 took these kinds of steps.
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Dan Cook, a PitchBook senior analyst, said when growth stops accelerating and begins to level off, it's harder to maintain huge valuation step-ups.
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He tells me that he's injecting a tiny amount intended to both level off my brow and make me look a little more awake.
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Why this matters: Apple has seen its growth in China level off and is looking to places like India to keep the market growing.
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For example, the budget agency projects that the growth of consumer spending will level off as the boost from the 22021 tax overhaul diminishes.
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Add the next layer, and again, level off the top so that it is even, and spread another ⅓ of your frosting over that layer.
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Solar PV has defied all projections, continuing to get cheaper and deploy faster — even as experts predict, again and again, that it will level off.
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Several of the states that, based on state and federal data, saw overdose deaths drop or level off in 2017 took these kinds of steps.
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If it fails to prompt more borrowing by firms, however, its purchases could level off in the 2-3 billion euros range, the sources said.
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Cieszynski expects crude oil to "level off" as it approaches $21.1 a barrel, making it difficult for the index to push above the 258.83,000 threshold.
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Someday, Quinn said, the value of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin will level off enough that we will be able to start treating them like real money.
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Several of the states that took these kinds of steps, based on state and federal data, saw overdose deaths drop or level off in 2017.
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Sales of existing homes will decline in 2017 and level off in 2018, while the pace of price gains will cool in 2017 and 2018.
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Once that equilibrium point is reached, the power consumption of the network will effectively level off or decrease as mining will no longer be profitable.
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Following an incarceration boom that began all over the United States around 1980 and only recently started to level off, reform has become politically popular.
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The new policy seemed to contribute to Philadelphia's declining jail numbers, which had started to level off after the initial impact of the MacArthur initiatives.
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At several points Tuesday there was optimism things were headed in the right direction, then that seemed to level off, then back again, senators said.
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That doesn't mean users in mature markets aren't downloading apps, only that the growth in year-over-year download numbers is starting to level off.
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So it remains to be seen whether the share of teens employed will also level off as in past cycles or will continue to climb.
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Growth in capital spending is expected to level off next year, RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney wrote after the company's third-quarter earnings report.
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Add your final layer, level off the top, and use about ¼ of your remaining frosting to create a light crumb coat over your whole cake.
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It expects global growth to level off in the coming years, and has tempered its predictions for both 2018 and 2019, from 3.9% down to 3.7%.
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The administration has been struggling to level off the numbers of families crossing the border every month, just as Trump heads into another presidential campaign cycle.
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And then through the services that you just listed, all of a sudden the revenue began to climb again — at first level off and now climb.
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Tensions appeared to level off after the arrests, with the opposing groups keeping to designated areas of a parking lot at the base of Stone Mountain.
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On the call, Estee Lauder President and CEO Fabrizio Freda indicated that growth in the cosmetics space was starting to level off after years of expansion.
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Oil prices appear poised to level off after a nearly six-month rally pushed futures to 2½-year highs at the close of 2017, analysts say.
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But with interest rates rising in the United States and Britain - albeit at the most glacial pace imaginable - that may also be about to level off.
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Much of Spain's sparkle, for example, reflects pent-up demand following its deep crisis, which will level off as the economy nears capacity and job creation slows.
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The SOA estimates that the sea level off the Pearl River estuary could rise up to 220 cm (7 feet), and warned of the risk of flooding.
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Here, both the planet&aposs population and its global temperature climb rapidly but then level off when the civilization recognizes how its resource management is affecting nature.
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But while mobile data consumption continues to rise exponentially, mainly because of video and rich media, the shift in consumption (or cannibalization) has started to level off.
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Retire-coal would create some in the early years, as coal plants are shuttered and capacity is built to replace them, but then it would level off.
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With that being said, annual credit-score increases should begin to level off thereafter as interest rates rise, balances become unsustainable and default rates rebound to historic norms.
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It wasn't until 2011 that overdose deaths linked to common opioid painkillers began to level off — and the deaths have remained elevated, at well above 10,000, since then.
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Eventually, their growth will level off at a higher base, but then the escape velocity of earnings growth won't be enough to outrun the gravitational pull of inflation.
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Not only will U.S. emissions slow their decline, level off, and possibly then increase; emissions in other nations could soar if other major polluters follow in Trump's footsteps.
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And there's more: Earnings reports are a look in the rearview mirror, which is showing companies getting a lift from tax cuts that will level off over time.
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LONDON, Jan 26 (IFR) - Investors have become the dominant liquidity providers on MarketAxess's Open Trading platform, though rapid growth in participant firms appeared to level off in 2016.
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Rystad Energy, a Norwegian energy consulting firm, projects that offshore investments will level off at $103 billion this year, and gradually pick up over the next five years.
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In a normal flight, the lines in the chart above representing speed and altitude would level off into a smooth plateau, but on Monday's flight they fluctuate erratically.
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The full impact of the coronavirus on the global economy remains unclear, with little clarity about when the pace of infections will level off and begin to decline.
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The S-curve starts to level off when the technology reaches maturity: "As you start getting to the top, you've picked all the low-hanging fruit," Schilling said.
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Fitch's expectation that growth will level off at the mid-single-digits and continue to primarily be derived from on-island opportunities is reflected in today's rating action.
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Once I get in the air, and we level off, I'm OK. I pray the entire time that if something happens, my children will be taken care of.
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Some of the big residential markets, such as California, are seeing residential installation rates level off, but growth is strong in other states, such as Maryland and New Jersey.
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The monument will preserve 4,913 square miles of underwater canyons, coral reefs, extinct volcanos, and exotic wildlife that all lie deep below sea level off the coast of Massachusetts.
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Little known a few months ago, she has surged in recent weeks while Kuczynski, who has been a prominent political player for decades, has seen his support level off.
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Although U.S. crude inventories have risen by 55 million barrels so far this year, this is a seasonal trend that is likely to level off in April, Smith added.
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When the increase in cases begin to level off, the secondary effect is less hospitalizations, the next effect is less intensive care, and the next effect is less deaths.
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The four BRACs completed since 1990 combine to produce annual savings of about $12 billion today, savings that quickly escalate and then level off after the initial closure costs.
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Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday morning that the coronavirus outbreak won't peak in his state for another 45 days — which only means that new cases will level off by then.
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China would continue to support global food demand growth but at much lower levels, notably in pigmeat, where household consumption was expected to level off, the OECD and FAO said.
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The Science paper — which studied 4,000 Italians over the age of 105 — claims that after that age, the chances of dying actually level off, creating a so-called mortality plateau.
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The agency said it expected residential construction to level off by the end of 2019, though not as sharply as it had previously forecast, remaining near the 200,000-unit level.
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ALONG the road from the port city of Hodeida to Sana'a, Yemen's capital, rugged mountains rise sharply from a coastal plain, then level off, giving way to a raised plateau.
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"If they stick to the reform programs that they've announced, they can have a soft landing and level off at a ... rate of growth that is sustainable" he told CNBC.
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I think that if they stick to the reform program that they've announced, they can have a soft landing and level off at a rate of growth that is sustainable.
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To be sure, it's not unusual for big, well-funded games to get a big revenue jump at launch, which means it's only more likely that it will level off.
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"Most passengers don't notice the level-off that often occurs when the airplane is about to enter the approach environment or descend below 10,000 feet," Hachi Ko wrote on Quora.
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But after more than quadrupling since Britain voted to leave the European Union in June 2016, there are now signs that this surge in inflation is beginning to level off.
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British consumer price inflation unexpectedly held steady last month as fuel prices fell amid other signs that the squeeze on households' spending power may slowly be starting to level off.
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Global emissions would only have to drop by two-thirds and then level off — as long as they started dropping immediately, got there by 22050, and there was no overshoot.
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"Despite posting new records, A&D export gains continued to level off in 2016 as a result of lower export volumes from the industry's civil aerospace sector," the quarterly bulletin read.
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To save coral reefs around the world, global temperatures need to level off or decline, according to a new study of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) over the past 242 years.
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The U.S. embassy recently added black to its colour-coded scale, to indicate AQI readings in excess of 500, a level off the scale used by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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While its efforts have mostly paid off, growth has softened in recent months and the expansion in lending has appeared to level off, suggesting that the bloc's growth cycle has peaked.
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At the same time, the decrease in mortality from heart disease and cancer—which has been a chief driver of the steady increase in life expectancy—has begun to level off.
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But the stock fell after CEO Fabrizio Freda indicated on the post-earnings conference call that after years of growth in the cosmetics space, momentum might be starting to level off.
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He measured out five teaspoons of sugar and used a small wooden stirrer to level off the surface of each one before lowering the spoon slowly into his cup of coffee.
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In Seattle, rents have risen 39.8 percent in the past five years (in New York, rents had started to level off in many areas, and even decrease in some last year).
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Even as drug overdose deaths have started to level off, and attitudes toward drug addiction have begun to change, another shift has started that will likely extend into the next decade.
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Use a serrated knife to level off the first layer so that the surface is level, then spread about 1/3 of your frosting over the surface of the first layer.
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A surveillance trip to the site where the ship sank last year, some 15,63 feet (4,600 meters) below sea level off the Bahamas, pinpointed the location of the recorder on April 26.
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The water level in the Brahmaputra is expected to rise until the end of the week and then level off, in the absence of more heavy rain, India's Central Water Commission said.
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Rates might not level off or back down unless it became clear that stimulus efforts had failed, which if it happened might not be apparent for a couple of years, he added.
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The store is now more strategically important than ever for Apple as sales of the iPhone begin to level off and the company looks to software and services to fill the gap.
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In recent weeks, exploration and production companies have added rigs at a slower pace than earlier in the year, which could be a sign that drilling is already starting to level off.
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Momentum has carried forward into 2018, but as the latest update to the Brookings-Financial Times TIGER Index reveals, growth is starting to level off and a multitude of risks loom large.
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While its efforts have mostly paid off, economic growth has softened this year and the expansion in lending has also appeared to level off, suggesting that the bloc's growth cycle has peaked.
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Now that Chinese demand has started to level off, companies have begun turning to past clients in the United States to see if they were interested in buying masks and other equipment.
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As part of last year's Paris climate accord and an independent agreement with the United States, China pledged to level off its CO22020 emissions by 20250, and strive to do so earlier.
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As part of last year's Paris climate accord and an independent agreement with the United States, China pledged to level off its CO22 emissions by 20250, and strive to do so earlier.
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Though Ireland's kidneys have failed, "his blood pressure and acid numbers from his liver are starting to level off, showing a hopeful sign of recovery," wrote his brother, Daniel Ireland, on Sunday.
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While home prices have grown in a robust way since about 2011, that type of growth may be unrealistic for the future, and price growth will likely level off, Mr. Armstrong said.
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If anything, the comeback has lasted so long that it's starting to level off: US car sales fell in 2017 for the first time since 103, coming in at 17.2 million vehicles.
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While it isn't performing poorly by any stretch of the imagination, it has put pressure on the company as it starts to see its revenue level off and temper expectations for Wall Street.
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The Saudis have warned several times that their industry — the lifeblood of the kingdom's economy—faces threats from climate policy and the prospect that global demand could level off or shrink, Krane said.
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The report included a quarterly forecast predicting national sales activity and prices would level off as 21 ends and plateau in 21.2878, completing the long housing boom that some observers fear will crash.
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Even if deaths did level off in 2018, more than 700,000 people — more than the entire population of Boston — would die of drug overdoses over the next decade if there weren't further declines.
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The number of people dying from drug overdoses in the United States has begun to level off after reaching a record high last year, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said Tuesday.
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The discussion on the opioid crisis comes after Health and Human Services Secretary (HHS) Alex Azar said Tuesday that the number of drug overdose deaths in the U.S. have begun to level off.
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This increase seemed to level off after 2010 overall, but among certain groups, including people over age 65 and certain minorities, there was no plateau and the rate kept rising, the study found.
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In the end, the green revolution and the demographic transition that followed third-world economic development met food needs and limited population growth, now predicted to level off at 10 billion by 2100.
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But even with a production bottleneck, Tesla's Model X sales were growing fast enough before Q2 that it would seem more natural for Model X sales growth to decelerate, or simply level off.
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A graph of cases reported by China compiled by Johns Hopkins University showed that the number of cases appeared to slow at the end of the last week and level off over the weekend.
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Although the premium has started to level off in recent years, the fact that university graduates still make around 70% more than non-graduates suggests that demand for skilled workers still far exceeds supply.
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China has announced the right economic policies and can have a soft landing — "level off at a rate of growth that's sustainable" — if Beijing sticks to its script, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said Thursday.
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Growth in demand for oil is likely to level off by 2035, according to the document, but it adds that the market share of low-cost producers like Saudi Arabia is likely to increase.
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Lending growth, which accelerated for most of last year has also appeared to level off this year, holding well below its pre-crisis mark and indicating that the bank sector is still far from healthy.
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At least, that's if you believe the results of a controversial new study that suggests mortality rates level off at about 105 years old, and that there are no upper limits for a human's lifespan.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Most automakers on Tuesday reported higher Canadian auto sales in January, even as forecasters expect demand for cars and light trucks to level off in Canada this year following a record-breaking 217.6.
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Whatever the case, the apartment market is starting to cool slightly, as thousands of brand new, albeit mostly luxury, units come on line and occupancies start to level off from their climb to historic highs.
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On the other hand, world numbers are projected to reach 2000 billion around 22.1, a doubling time of 24.5 years, and barring the unforeseen, expected to level off around 10 to 12 billion by 2100.
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In the United States, post-1945 recessions have tended to be short, lasting less than a year in most instances, and in some cases have seen business activity level off rather than decline (tmsnrt.rs/2CQDDYT).
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"While caution is heightening over U.S. trade policy, U.S. car sales are leveling off, causing Japan's car exports to the United States to level off as well," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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Rob Portman of Ohio told NYT he's concerned that because the rate of overdose deaths nationwide is beginning to level off, Congress could get distracted and turn to other priorities, letting another round of funding wither.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor Co believes electric vehicle battery prices will level off by 2020 due to supply constraints of key ingredients, ending years of sharp declines that have helped stimulate activity in the booming sector.
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The 2017 WHO World Malaria Report showed that for the first time in over a decade, declines in malaria cases and deaths have begun to level off or started to reverse in some countries, like Venezuela.
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There is also hope that he can level off as an average cog on that end, given the humongous stakes (relative to where he just was), redistributed energy level, and increased focus in this new setting.
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A "Summertime V-shape" outcome means the growth rate of new cases takes longer to level off "so that no restart of the economy will be possible before June or even July," the Conference Board wrote.
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According to the survey from the National Association for Business Economics, most of those polled expect the growth of U.S. gross domestic product to level off next year at an annual pace of about 225 percent.
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All the attention from public health officials, Congress, and the White House had perhaps started to make a difference by last year, when overdose deaths began to level off nationwide to a still-horrific 2700,22017 victims.
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Apple executives have flagged the growing services business as a potential source of revenue as sales of the company's flagship devices level off, upping the stakes for success in China, said analyst Bob O'Donnell of TECHnalysis Research.
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"While we certainly don't want to become bearish on the growth outlook, recent data seem to suggest that the acceleration in growth might soon start to level off," Peter Vanden Houte wrote in ING's latest global outlook.
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The marijuana market is now a mature industry with more competition — cannabis tourists can visit other states, or even Canada, to get their fix, while there are some signs indicating that growth is starting to level off.
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MONTREAL, March 1 (Reuters) - General Motors Co on Tuesday reported higher February auto sales in Canada, even as forecasters expect Canadian demand for light vehicles and trucks to level off this year following a record breaking 2015.
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The number of responses to requests on the platform's Market List continued its strong growth across 2016, while the number of liquidity providers appeared to level off at around 650 in the second half of the year.
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But experts have warned that China's anti-smog campaign is getting even harder, with improvements in air quality starting to level off now that relatively straightforward programs like the desulphurisation of power plant emissions have been completed.
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But he has vowed to go ahead this time by taking "more than enough steps" to cushion the tax hike impact and to level off a rush of demand before the sales tax hike and a pullback thereafter.
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As you can see from the chart above, 2012 was unusual in that a steep decline in the area covered by sea ice continued well into August, rather than starting to level off from the end of July.
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However, at some point, Fitch believes STT has the potential to drive strong positive operating leverage once compliance related costs begin to level-off and should short-term rates begin to increase both more quickly and more meaningfully.
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After weeks of rapid flattening, the yield curve may be about to level off or even steepen following the U.S. Senate's approval on Saturday of what would be the largest change to U.S. tax laws since the 1980s.
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" "It absolutely is a turning point, but we have to look at the complexity of the problem," Giroir said, later adding, "The newest data says cocaine is starting to level off, but we still have issues with fentanyl.
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Respondents expect that, after slowing through the rest of this year, GDP growth will level off next year, with inflation gradually rising to 2 percent and the unemployment rate falling to 4.1 percent by the end of 2018.
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The debt began to level off at the beginning of Trump's term, but bounced up again as the tax cuts passed at the end of 2017 took effect and the dramatically lower corporate tax rate lowered Treasury revenues.
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Why it matters: OPEC's dominant producer, Saudi Arabia, is reacting to a widely perceived threat from U.S. shale oil and forecasts that global oil demand could level off in little more than a decade, and then start to decline.
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"While production increases are expected to level off by around 2022, demand is expected to accelerate further as EVs will be close to reaching cost parity with [internal combustion engine] vehicles by this time," Darton said in its report.
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DUBAI, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Middle East bourses may stabilise on Tuesday after global equities and oil prices began to level off, but any extended rebounds look unlikely given the uncertain outlook for global economic growth and Saudi-Iran tensions.
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"While production increases are expected to level off by around 2022, demand is expected to accelerate further as EVs will be close to reaching cost parity with [internal combustion engine] vehicles by this time," said Darton in its report.
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The debt began to level off at the beginning of Trump's term, but bounced up again last year as the tax cuts passed at the end of 2017 took effect and the dramatically lower corporate tax rate lowered Treasury revenues.
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With inflation on the rise and growth appearing to level off, rate-setters decided on June 14 to cut bond buys from October, then shut the scheme in December, satisfied that protracted stimulus is boosting inflation, even if slower than expected.
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The dollar has been gaining strength over the last few years, and while it appeared to level off recently, it appears to be picking up again because investors are realizing the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates later this year.
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A diplomatic source told CNN that while it is possible that high-ranking officials in Seoul were informed of Trump's decision to cancel the trip prior to the tweets, the announcement caught South Korean diplomats at the working level off guard.
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Analysts say China's financial markets may level off in the near term as caution grows ahead of high-stakes talks between China's President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump during a G26.9327 meeting in Argentina at the end of this month.
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After two years of strong demand in North America, auto sales for the entire industry have begun to level off, and Ford (as well as competitors) have been making investments in new technologies, such as connectivity, autonomy and driver assistance, and alternative fuels.
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"If we see inventories level off into September and throughout the third quarter, I think it will be a very strong sign that the industry has made the right decisions... and we should easily make our 17.1 million sales number," Szakaly said.
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Almost all the firms in the monthly Reuters Corporate Survey said the world's third-biggest economy will level off or fall into recession in coming months, which would mark an end to the "Abenomics" expansion that the premier launched in late 2.
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Convenience stores sell about 80 percent of the gasoline in the U.S. Prices should continue to rise into next week, but are expected to level off and back down as refineries come back online and gasoline moves through the system, analysts said.
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The Energy Department's statistical arm projected Tuesday that rising U.S. crude oil production will level off between 11 million and 12 million barrels per day, a level that's higher than the 193 version of the annual long-term forecast but could nonetheless prove too conservative.
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"It is not a huge surprise that after years of increased sales, we are seeing the market level off, reflecting the broader economic and political climates," Ted Nicholas, the association's chairman, said in a release Wednesday announcing sales for the first half of the year.
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By contrast, demand for oil, which has been growing strongly at around 1.7 percent per annum this year, is expected to eventually level off to less than 1 percent a year through 2040, according to forecasts by the International Energy Agency, a Paris-based organization.
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His outside accuracy will eventually level off, but based on how well he's performed while surrounded by aggressively bleh teammates—in an admittedly small sample size—Hield could eventually turn into a cross between J.J. Redick and Jamal Crawford, depending on how Sacramento constructs its roster.
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"As you see the prospect of a rate hike come into play, then these stocks don't necessarily decline but they stop going up and they sort of level off and go sideways," said Randy Frederick, managing director of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin.
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And although you might expect this trend to level off as women occupy more tenure track positions and publish more papers, the opposite appears to be true: In the past two decades, the rate of self-citation among men was 70 percent higher than that of women.
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I love to bake, and using the scale is the fastest, most accurate and most convenient way to measure ingredients, not to mention the neatest: no puffs of flour settling all over the counter as you dig around in a container or level off a measuring cup.
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In the first quarter, earnings before interest, tax and amortization, or core profit, grew 213 percent to 21.175 million euros, driven by defence electronics and security CFO Alessandra Genco told analysts she expected revenue would level off in the coming quarters after growing 21.225 percent to 2.73 billion euros.
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"We thought that this trend would slow down or level off after people first noticed it a few years ago," said Darren Brenner, a molecular cancer epidemiologist at the University of Calgary and lead author of the new study, published on Wednesday in the journal JAMA Network Open.
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For something like solar PV, an industry that is up and running, future cost declines are most likely to be found in a balance of accelerated deployment (continuing to drive down the costs of existing technology) and ongoing R&D (hedging against the possibility that existing technology could level off prematurely).
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The market for sport-utility vehicles has grown at an unprecedented rate, especially for car-based crossovers, and few industry analysts expect the surge to level off anytime soon, which is why this year's New York International Auto Show is awash in new "two-box" designs of various sizes and prices.
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As the decline in smoking has appeared to level off in recent years, however, tobacco activists have begun to debate whether the remaining 218 percent represents "hardcore" smokers who could never be convinced to quit, or whether they're willing to quit but simply haven't been successful or seen enough incentive.
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A few minutes into January 18, 2020, the Super Galaxy had departed Barksdale and was heading back to Dover, ascending through an altitude of 18,000 feet above sea level, when a "PRESS DOOR OPEN" warning indication appeared simultaneously on the pilot's, copilot's and flight engineer's Multifunctional Display Units, requiring the aircrew to level off at their current altitude.
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"They're making smart choices by varying prices and maintaining capacity," said Mike Rafael, a ticketing analyst, who said the important question now is when and whether the "Cursed Child" grosses, which were above $2 million a week through most of last year but have fallen to about $1 million a week this fall, will level off.
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"Given the two-part nature of this unique theater production, we always anticipated that there would be a time when the sales would level off, and we have now settled into a viable business-as-usual weekly sales pattern, if 'business as usual' is ever something that's possible to say in the theater," the lead producers, who include Rowling as well as Sonia Friedman and Colin Callender, said in a statement.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalHouse to investigate Trump 'Remain in Mexico' policy Democrats don't expect to do 28503 budget House to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks MORE (D-Wash.) and Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Warren-Sanders dispute thrusts gender into 22020 spotlight The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment week MORE (D-Calif.), offered amendments to level off defense spending, arguing that it was the best way to stop endless foreign interventions.
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Manufacturing facilities * Expect continued improvement in material costs from supplier collaboration, sourcing and design-related improvements in 2017 * Expect price realization to be neutral to slightly positive in 2017 * FY2017 earnings per share view $3.04, revenue view $37.99 billion — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * "While pricing environment remains very competitive, we believe price realization has begun to level off" * "Prospects for tax reform and an infrastructure spending bill in united states are encouraging" * For construction industries, sales in China began recovering in 2016; sales in Europe seem to have stabilized, could improve some in 2017 * Continuing uncertainty related to Brexit remains a concern in Europe for construction industries * For resource industries, while quoting interest in mining products improved, expecting miners' capital spending to be about flat in 2017 * Expect some negative impact from availability of used equipment in North America in 2017 in construction industries Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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