As anticipated, Saudi Arabia delivered the lion's share of reductions.
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Riyadh has historically shouldered the lion's share of OPEC cuts.
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But the lion's share of theological guidance comes from Lalish.
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He rightly won the lion's share of the state's delegates.
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Government bonds take the lion's share at 106.4 billion euros.
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As expedition leader, Helgen received the lion's share of attention.
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Women do the lion's share of the world's unpaid labour.
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Tech companies are pledging a lion's share of the money.
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The SDF is detaining the lion's share of ISIS fighters.
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That's where she has gotten the lion's share of votes.
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Yet she's gotten the lion's share of the blame nonetheless.
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The lion's share of what we do is nonfiction documentaries.
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Disney now controls the lion's share of the movie industry.
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China supplies the lion's share of consumer goods to America.
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"The owner and creator gets the lion's share," he said.
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The lion's share of the Obamas' fortune came from books.
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As you can see, New York City is responsible for a lion's share of the nation's total bike-share riders (just as it is responsible for a lion's share of its total transit riders).
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But Elon gets the lion's share of the attention, of course.
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"The lion's share of travel complaints are with airlines," Schneider said.
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The lion's share of the space is devoted to food storage.
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And a lion's share of all digital sales goes through Valve.
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And nonprofit hospitals account for the lion's share of those suits.
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Bay Area is going to be the lion's share of that.
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Saudi Arabia has been providing the lion's share of the cut.
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Burr said the "lion's share of FBI employees" respect Comey. Sen.
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LCH, part of the London Stock Exchange, clears the lion's share.
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So, the rich received the lion's share of the tax cut.
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The utility generates the lion's share of its power from coal.
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Usually, presidential candidates take up the lion's share of campaign money.
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Santander holds the lion's share of the supermarket group's bank debt.
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Google accounted for the lion's share of its parent company's earnings.
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But Rousseff has gotten the lion's share of the blame nonetheless.
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The lion's share of investor assets are in core U.S. equity funds.
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Saudi Arabia has provided the lion's share of output curbs to date.
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Beijing holds the lion's share of these features with about 27 outposts.
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The "lion's share" of reviewed posts did not advocate violence, said Ross.
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However, his offscreen comments and actions received the lion's share of attention.
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Facebook, along with Google, stands to capture the lion's share of that.
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Research universities and state flagship institutions receive the lion's share of funding.
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Unruh's efforts have so far earned the lion's share of media attention.
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Clinton grabbed the lion's share then, with 189.5 million Facebook engagements Oct.
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That said, fund firms capture the lion's share of increases in revenue.
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Lead advisers are likely to take the lion's share of the fees.
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About ten pharmaceutical companies make up the lion's share of the industry.
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That's because the lion's share of American murders fit a predictable template.
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Historically it's been anti-black hate crimes that take the lion's share.
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The water district could end up paying "the lion's share," he said.
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Men made up the lion's share of big savers — about 3 million.
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The east is home to the lion's share of Libya's oil facilities.
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The lion's share of Radial is former eBay Enterprise technology and staff.
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So the RNC has picked up the lion's share of that slack.
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They've been given the lion's share of revenue generated by YouTube Red.
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Accordingly, Google and Facebook are taking the lion's share of ad dollars.
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Elon Musk's rocket company SpaceX has enjoyed the lion's share of media attention.
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Top exporter Saudis Arabia will deliver the lion's share of the OPEC cuts.
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Westbrook, as usual, delivered the lion's share of clutch plays down the stretch.
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Apps are the new prime time, and games have grabbed the lion's share.
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Bricks-and-mortar stores still account for the lion's share of overall sales.
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Google and Facebook together control the lion's share of the online ad business.
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Of course, the author of WannaCry deserves the lion's share of the blame.
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That's why Facebook and Google are capturing the lion's share of advertising revenue.
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Which begs the question: Who is taking the lion's share of the profits?
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Equities saw strong inflows, with Japan cornering the lion's share followed by Europe.
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"The lion's share of our venture investments is outside of Japan," says Miel.
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Fuel and servicing make up the lion's share of the group's nuclear revenue.
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Social media platforms have earned the lion's share of this discussion to date.
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The lion's share of the funds would go toward securing civilian government networks — .
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The lion's share of the effort is in the hands of "ordinary" Americans.
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The ACG fields still account for the lion's share of Azeri oil output.
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For many entrepreneurs, their business makes up the lion's share of their estate.
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So far, Google and Facebook have received the lion's share of antitrust speculation.
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The watch industry accounts for the lion's share of its 11,000 industrial jobs.
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The lion's share of those vehicles, 98 percent, are in the United States.
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Since then, Biden has won the lion's share of Democratic primaries and delegates.
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The lion's share of that debt is $1.55 million to PennyMac Loan Services.
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Still, we'd be remiss not to give biotech the lion's share of the credit.
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Auto loans make up the lion's share of debt for these seniors, LendingTree found.
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The capital is clearly a showcase city and gets the lion's share of resources.
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The northern region of Flanders accounts for the lion's share of the country's total.
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U.S. tech has driven the lion's share of the equity market rally so far.
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First, gold reserves were unevenly distributed, with America and France owning the lion's share.
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Lupin would have "the lion's share" of the Glumetza market, CEO Vinita Gupta said.
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I mean, the Samsung Note 27 phone isn't the lion's share of their business.
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But Andi did the lion's share of the VFX, some 200 to 250 shots.
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Kvaal expects T-Mobile to keep the lion's share iPhone momentum despite increased competition.
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Alipay has the lion's share of China's market, with over 400 million registered users.
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The lion's share of forest land in California is controlled by the federal government.
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The lion's share will go to the Scar and his hyenas, not the monkeys.
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But it is African and Asian countries that provide the lion's share of troops.
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In Jordan gerrymandering ensures that East Bank Bedouin get the lion's share of seats.
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Heavyweight oil majors Royal Dutch Shell and BP delivered the lion's share of gains.
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The lion's share of the Earth's surface has never been shown any such attention.
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He said Chinese-born participants represented the lion's share of the EB-5 money.
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And all the other meals, too, plus the lion's share of running the household.
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Saudi Arabia made up the lion's share of spare production capacity, the IEA said.
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Beijing holds the lion's share of these features with approximately 27 outposts peppered throughout.
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The lion's share of money in stock funds has moved into exchange-traded funds.
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The Nordic country has made the lion's share of contributions to Brazil's Amazon Fund.
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In many countries, the lion's share of health care spending is on primary care.
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These latter types of businesses claim the lion's share of total pass-through income.
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And employers pay the lion's share of the fees to resolve disputes in arbitration.
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The U.S. and Russia own the lion's share, with more than 6,500 weapons each.
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TBI's revenues totaled $550 million in 2018 with trade finance contributing the lion's share.
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China accounts for the lion's share, taking 576,000 barrels per day in December, ClipperData says.
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Yes, the GOP will take the lion's share of the political profits from Trump's win.
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When it comes to enterprise partnerships, IBM has gotten the lion's share of the attention.
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The duo said the lion's share of that investment money would go into developing content.
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This ambitious agenda no doubt will consume the lion's share of the new director's time.
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The third ballot would find the lion's share of delegates left to their own devices.
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The lion's share invested in ETFs went into equities, driven by demand for U.S. stocks.
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But he added that the Trump administration did deserve the lion's share of the credit.
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The lion's share was lost in Paradise, said John Gaddie, a spokesman for Cal Fire.
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Her jabs at Biden won her the lion's share of media coverage in the aftermath.
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The idea is for the regional partners to bear the lion's share of the burden.
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African Americans have often been inaccurately depicted as consuming the lion's share of public assistance.
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CM: So the lion's share of what we do is in documentary and nonfiction storytelling.
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For now, the lion's share of Altman's money is going to the Senate, records show.
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One ongoing lawsuit, however, has gotten the lion's share of the attention: Zervos v. Trump.
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Yes, the lion's share of the attention goes to which celebrity made the pilgrimage east.
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Four pieces of legislation contributed the lion's share of the new debt, the group said.
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Four pieces of legislation contributed the lion's share of the new debt, the group said.
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China is also expected to make up the lion's share of market growth in 2018.
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All of this is welcome, even if feeds still command the lion's share of attention.
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It's the wage difference between firms that account for the lion's share of the inequality.
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The top-earning Americans have always earned the lion's share of income in this country.
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Back in the day, the lion's share (roughly 90 percent) was funded by the federal government.
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Partly because of this uneven quality, a handful of sites attract the lion's share of visitors.
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In particular, Dustin gets the lion's share of attention among Stranger Things' core group of boys.
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But by 2021, autonomous vehicles will be handling the lion's share of Lyft rides, he forecasts.
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The lion's share comes instead from unusually generous pensions, corporate subsidies and salaries for civil servants.
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Mostly because the lion's share has happened in secret, behind closed doors (and occasionally in dungeons).
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By 2015, those competitors collectively controlled a lion's share of the organic market — around 53 percent.
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Morton, who entered the evening with a 27 ERA, deserves the lion's share of the credit.
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The lion's share of Intel's revenue (about three-fifths of it) comes via declining PC sales.
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The carmaker's Audi and Porsche brands made up the lion's share of VW Group's operating profit.
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That accounted for the lion's share of the RMB 8.3 billion booked in online advertising sales.
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If Rubio does win the lion's share of Bush's support, it does not come without risks.
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But the lion's share of its finances are still set by the UK government in London.
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FEMA, Congress and private insurance firms will take on the lion's share of the rebuilding cost.
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The lion's share of those deaths weren't from heroin or street fentanyl, but legally prescribed painkillers.
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But Chinese ultimately make up the lion's share of North Korea's tourists — 95 percent, Cockerell said.
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For Mars, and many businesses, this represents the lion's share of our global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Santander, which holds the lion's share of the supermarket group's debt with banks, declined to comment.
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And for many projects, he added, private equity makes up "the lion's share" of the funding.
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And now a handful of very rich people earn the lion's share of pass-through income.
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CBInsights tracks at last 15 satellite operators vying for the lion's share of the earth imaging business.
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The lion's share of US-Mexico trade consists of cars, trucks, and various forms of automobile parts.
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Contrary to American mythology, the Soviets deserve the lion's share of the credit for victory in Europe.
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He insisted that the lead agency, the Spring Valley Police Department, received the lion's share at 229%.
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Investors, founders and a few key executives usually own the lion's share of stock before an IPO.
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It is spending less on advertising, since it no longer gets the lion's share of the benefits.
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Even in the most progressive countries, they still shoulder the lion's share of child care and housework.
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Mobile ad revenue took the lion's share (84 percent) at $5.42 billion, versus the $4.84 billion expected.
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About 20% of those visitors traveled from Asia, with Japan, Korea and China providing the lion's share.
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Fully 97% of the budget is covered by donations, the lion's share from business and wealthy families.
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The services sector contributed the lion's share of the jobs this month, with 145,000 jobs being added.
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Kenya grabbed the lion's share, at more than 260%, of all commitments for clean cooking that year.
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While the federal government gets the lion's share of our attention, it's far from the whole story.
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Cyclical stocks were in demand, however, with oil majors and financials driving the lion's share of gains.
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But by no means do we bear responsibility for the lion's share of what has gone wrong.
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The lion's share of the demos involved hardware products, which has long been the organization's core offering.
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Mandatory spending, which includes Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security, account for the lion's share of the increase.
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The technology also has the lion's share of the mobile payments market in the U.S., at present.
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Negotiators announced a deal on the package, which represents the lion's share of government spending, last week.
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The vast majority of their revenue is subscriber fees, with program channels representing the lion's share thereof.
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At home, working mothers often log a "second shift," taking on the lion's share of household work.
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"The lion's share of the cost comes from the flight up and down," Mr. Suffredini went on.
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The lion's share of the party's efforts are focused on presidential battlegrounds like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
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"The lion's share of it was paid for by us," said Jamie LeFrak, 3003, Richard's younger son.
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Flamboyant, sweaty, virtuosic and precise, the evocative choreography provides the lion's share of the evening's artistic excellence.
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"China will take up a lion's share in sports businesses and revenue around the world," he said.
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By contrast, Republican districts now boast the lion's share of work in basic manufacturing, agriculture and mining.
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The U.S should also shift the lion's share of our defense investment in Europe toward East Asia.
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That trend does not bode well for Google, which reaps the lion's share of search ad revenue.
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Serbia, the largest economy in the region and Beijing's long-standing ally, has received the lion's share.
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Still, White said he still expects the lion's share of iPhones to be made in China going forward.
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Synthetic opioids like fentanyl and its analogs have now become responsible for the lion's share of overdose deaths.
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"The lion's share of Chinese money goes to Mr Putin's friends," says Mr Gabuev of the Carnegie centre.
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Mistakes, invalid methods, and misleading testimony about forensic evidence contributed to the lion's share of the original convictions.
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Historically, one contractor — the Israeli-based Elbit Systems — has grabbed the lion's share of contracts for this equipment.
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ReMastered: The Lion's Share, Knock Down the House, and See You Yesterday all offer redemption in some way.
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The winners: Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology make up the lion's share of those investments, with more than $14 billion.
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U.S. consumer spending, which drives the lion's share of the economy, is growing but at a slower pace.
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That said, wired devices still make up the lion's share of headphones sold on a per unit basis.
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After that, he thought, he'd be perfectly positioned to pick up "the lion's share" of the billionaire's supporters.
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The lion's share of the sum, at A$50 million, will go toward the write-off of loans.
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Also, the lion's share of its export trade is with EU countries; only 3.1 percent is with Russia.
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My CFO at OpenTable (Matt Roberts, thank you!) took on responsibility for overseeing the lion's share of these.
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Those lawyers, in turn, are entitled to the lion's share of court-awarded fees if the case settles.
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About 1.93 million came from domestic subscribers, but the lion's share – 5.12 million accounts – came from international customers.
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Their fees could range from between $59 and $71 million, with the lion's share going to lead advisors.
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That tax, the lion's share of which is paid by VW, provided 333% of Wolfsburg's revenue in 000.
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The lion's share of that $43 billion ultimately ends up paying for care of the same sick people.
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Sudan's economy has suffered since South Sudan seceded in 2011, taking the lion's share of its oil resources.
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OPEC's biggest producer has provided the lion's share of cuts since the cartel implemented the caps in January.
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Caught in the crossfire is Qualcomm, whose products account for the lion's share of chips inside ZTE smartphones.
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Leverkusen (Germany) (Reuters) - The lion's share of job cuts from folding U.S. seed maker Monsanto into Bayer's (BAYGn.
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While the drought conditions in California have received the lion's share of media attention, the problem is widespread.
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The cartel's biggest producer has provided the lion's share of cuts since OPEC implemented the caps in January.
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This means less than 1 percent of small business owners are receiving the lion's share of the benefit.
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The lion's share of workers at the entertainment company — 81 percent — told Blind that they were fairly compensated.
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For years, Democrats poured the lion's share of their high profile efforts -- and cash reserves -- into presidential politics.
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While you're in your job, your employer is probably taking care of the lion's share of those costs.
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In the end, it's the President who will get the lion's share of the credit -- and the blame.
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The fund attributed "the lion's share" of the downward revision to "a more subdued growth forecast" for India.
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He will win the lion's share of the 220006 delegates; he might even get up to 2202 delegates.
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But the lion's share of the blame now belongs to one man — Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader.
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However, Apple commanded 43 percent of the premium market and a lion's share of profits, CounterPoint Research estimated.
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For this reason, it's best to avoid using the lion's share of your retirement savings for speculative purchases.
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Analysts expect Treasury bills, which have short maturities, to account for the lion's share of the new debt.
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The lion's share of the iShares net inflows came from equity ETFs, which saw inflows of $44.9 billion.
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As it stands, the lion's share of our budget already is gobbled up by entitlements and military spending.
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Rabobank analyst Matteo Lagatti says that he expects Europe to account for the lion's share of those imports.
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The lion's share of these sales involved synthetic weed, a product with a big following among Blackburn's disenfranchised teenagers.
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Singapore and China make up the lion's share of CapitaLand's asset base, comprising 36 percent and 44 percent, respectively.
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CD: With Redress being a charity, we're constantly fundraising and the lion's share of our budget was grant-making.
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Still, the late response means it's possible that Bird Box has already had the lion's share of its viewership.
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Non-paying users of Gmail, Docs and other productivity tools still make up the lion's share of Google clients.
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This rule stipulates that a charity typically must receive the lion's share of its revenue from the general public.
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The lion's share of the craft breweries in the nation make less than 60,000 barrels of beer a year.
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Although e-commerce startups still draw the lion's share of financing, that is largely because they are more mature.
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The Air Force, which is buying the lion's share of jets, will spend $89.2 million for their F-35A's.
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Developing economies accounted for the lion's share of the spending, with China making up 45% of the global total.
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"In short, the lion's share of this cycle's U.S. dollar appreciation could potentially be behind us," the note said.
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The lion's share of regional unicorns are San Francisco-based, and of them only Uber made the Top 10.
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The debt situation, we'll have the lion's share of that debt paid off by end of year this year.
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Both Ellison and Perez have the lion's share of support from those within the DNC who have already decided.
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Altogether, the top ten budget contributors supply only 6% of personnel; African and Asian countries provide the lion's share.
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Trump is expected to take the lion's share of New York's 95 delegates at the state's primary next Tuesday.
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Amazon may control the lion's share of e-commerce advertising budgets — but Microsoft is increasingly taking aim at them.
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The people Lenihan singled out in his thread and in the article got the lion's share of the harassment.
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"The lion's share of evidence and witnesses would be in California," he said, including physicians and health care aides.
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"If this thing gets done, and I hope it will, he deserves the lion's share of credit," Graham said.
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He's also expected to take the lion's share of the remaining 85033 delegates at the state convention next month.
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In India, cash still comprises the lion's share of transactions — which means that habits have yet to be formed.
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The US carries the lion's share of the military load around the world, but Europe has been increasingly important.
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My wife [Jenna Bans] runs Good Girls on NBC and really does the lion's share of raising our children.
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Drone sales went from 1113,000 to around 1 million per year, with DJI taking the lion's share of sales.
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The Kepler mission deserves the lion's share of the credit, because 2,325 of these have been found by Kepler.
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As improbably delightful as Beltre's performance is, it's Mazara who's getting the lion's share of the attention in Texas.
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He never took seriously how being stuck with the lion's share of housework ate away at my mental health.
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Half of the site's traffic came from social media, with the lion's share of that from Facebook, he said.
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Delaware and New York — which have long been popular bankruptcy destinations — still see the lion's share of the filings.
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Hezbollah allies, including the FPM of Bassil and Aoun, secured the lion's share of cabinet seats in Hariri's cabinet.
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Upstream sectors like oil extraction still saw the lion's share of profit gains with faster growth in January-April.
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But the federal government is no longer picking up the entire tab — though it's still paying the lion's share.
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Israel must spend the lion's share of these funds in the United States, benefiting the U.S. economy and workforce.
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While domestic flights are predicted to provide the lion's share of growth, outward bound international travel will also increase.
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The band also recorded six songs for the William Friedkin film "Cruising," although only one, "Lion's Share," was used.
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The lion's share of that came in SpaceX's $1 billion round in January 453, which valued it at $12 billion.
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Broncos coach Vance Joseph seemed to place a lion's share of the loss on Siemian's inability to protect the football.
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Whereas department stores generate the lion's share of their sales from apparel and handbags, Best Buy leans on consumer electronics.
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The lion's share of the automaker's quarterly profit was driven by high-margin pickup trucks and SUVs in North America.
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Sears accounts for the lion's share of that assumption, with Retail Metrics calling for it to squander nearly $400 million.
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Well, maybe more of a Ki-Lieb creation, since John did the lion's share of the work on this one.
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"They [the Iranians] took the lion's share," said a member of one of the Iranian-backed Shia militias in Iraq.
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Perhaps woman are taking on the lion's share of household planning, because men are doing more of the chores themselves?
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While the the US carries the lion's share of the military load around the world, Europe has been increasingly important.
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"Domestic equity mutual funds were responsible for the lion's share of the net outflows at negative $2.6 billion," he said.
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I still believe that the lion's share of the blame can be laid at the feet of credit card companies.
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But the lion's share of the food going out the door is delivered rather than a customer taking it out.
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Conflicting interpretations Denver, the state's capital and largest city, is home to the lion's share of Colorado's recreational marijuana dispensaries.
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The lion's share of voters, a staggering 28503 percent, said the Affordable Care Act made "no difference" in their lives.
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That delegation will likely include the lion's share of Trump's Cabinet, including Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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In December, satellite communications company OneWeb raised $1.2 billion, the lion's share of which came from Japan's SoftBank Group Corp.
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They want the lion's share but they are not getting in the ring risking their lives, health and their pride.
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The lion's share of the error came from the cost of net interest payments, which CBO overestimated by $43 billion.
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It's entirely possible that in 2019 the lion's share of $484 billion predicted spending of Muslims goes to these companies.
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Blendle follows an App Store model offering publishers a 70:30 revenue split, with the latter keeping the lion's share.
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With the loss of that land, they lost the lion's share of their revenue, because they were relying on taxation.
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Oil accounts for more than 90 percent of exports from the OPEC nation and the lion's share of government revenues.
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Wayfair ruling overturns a 1992 court decision that had historically freed the lion's share of online retailers from sales taxes.
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There are a few dozen of these firms that do the lion's share of the marketing for major movie releases.
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"The establishment is the establishment because they have the lion's share of the power within the Democratic Party," he said.
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The lion's share of that $1.9 trillion tax cut went to me and my peers in the top 1 percent.
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Moving fast enough that we can get the lion's share of the market is what keeps me up at night.
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In fact, hospitals, which provide the lion's share of America's health care, have already started to sell health insurance plans.
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Mechanized farming methods account for the lion's share of the decline in the percentage of the agriculture-related labor force.
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The lion's share of assets in the space is in fixed-income funds employing total return or low duration strategies.
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Michels says that the large companies that have agreed to participate account for the "lion's share" of natural gas emissions.
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I spent the lion's share of my time doing secular activities like playing capture the flag or teaching boating safety.
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"We are winning the lion's share of the deals" in the market for embedded software in auto, Chen told Reuters.
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It went from a reliably Republican state to one in which Democrats held the lion's share of key political offices.
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This should come as no big surprise since the U.S. port has long held the lion's share of LME zinc stocks.
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That has allowed trading giants and brokers subject to less onerous regulation to take the lion's share of the commodities market.
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Of course, President Donald Trump's big Fourth of July celebration in Washington is expected to draw the lion's share of attention.
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"The lion's share of the amount of data that's transmitted across the internet is involved with video streaming," said Arman Shehabi.
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The U.S. and Russia own the lion's share of the world's nukes with a combined total of approximately 13,350 nuclear weapons.
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Irene Mecchi, Jonathan Roberts and Linda Woolverton, the three people who wrote the original, did the lion's share of the work.
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"The camera is the enabler of the lion's share of how we're going to communicate in the next decade," he says.
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Over the rest of the season, it will be the five-time Vezina Trophy finalist getting the lion's share of starts.
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Government impostors became the number one source of FTC complaints and now account for the lion's share of impostor scams overall.
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She took the lion's share of criticism about policies—like the Iraq War and crime bill—that had widespread bipartisan support.
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At the same time, "the lion's share" of the plan was something the board had approved "a while back" he added.
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High rents push many residents to the brink of survival as many spend the lion's share of their income on accommodation.
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Colombia, having taken the lion's share of Venezuelan nationals following the crisis, has seen a large influx into their informal economy.
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Like-for-like revenue from mainland Europe, which accounts for a lion's share of the total, fell 0.7 percent in 2018.
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Google Chrome takes the lion's share at 59.5 percent, followed by Safari at 13.1 percent and Internet Explorer at 10.2 percent.
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Developing regions handled the lion's share of the world's refugee crisis in 2016, hosting 84 percent of refugees under the UNHCR.
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The play unfolding is a consequence of the growth of cloud computing providers taking over the lion's share of new hosting.
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But a new Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study shows that the so-called rich pay the lion's share of federal taxes.
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State-owned companies that account for the lion's share of worldwide oil and gas output fare even worse, albeit with exceptions.
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The Permian Basin, of west Texas and southeastern New Mexico, once again accounts for the lion's share of the production gains.
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P&G, in fact, rules the Dash Button market, the study indicated, taking the lion's share of sales at 31 percent.
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The lion's share of this initial round, $5.9 million, will be split by MIT and Harvard, as the initial announcement indicated.
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The Saudis have delivered the lion's share of cuts, while Iraq, Russia and some other producers have pumped above their quotas.
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Lufthansa is bidding for the lion's share of Air Berlin's assets, hoping to shore up its position in the German market.
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The lion's share of deregulation is likely to commence once President Trump's appointees assume their leadership roles throughout the federal government.
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The lion's share of value being created by digital advertising ends up in the coffers of adtech giants, Google and Facebook .
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That is in addition to east Africa's $2.7 billion appeal, which has received the lion's share of media coverage and donations.
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While the lion's share of the titles — 19, to be exact — wound up on the White Album, there were other surprises.
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After the announcement that NASA Marshall was going to get the lion's share of the lunar lander, Cruz, Babin, and Sen.
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Biden's involvement in his children's lives was atypical for a generation in which mothers did the lion's share of the work.
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Texas will award its 2900 delegates proportionately, with Cruz and Trump poised to take the lion's share, according to most surveys.
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"It's a major cause of the wage gap for women, who still take on the lion's share of responsibility," Gillibrand said.
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Don't get me wrong: The lion's share of the work in mobile payments will come from better identification and authentication technologies.
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With the shakeup of the starting group, McGee has seen the lion's share of the minutes recently, and he's taken advantage.
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The lion's share of blame would rest on elected officials, political parties, pundits, corporations, CEOs, activists, provocateurs and a disinterested citizenry.
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Lion's share of absentees will be counted tonight Lamb rebuilds leads as absentee ballots come in Updated at 218503:212019 p.m.
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The VMLY&R and Wunderman Thompson mergers have gotten the lion's share of press for WPP over the past two years.
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"This situation gives Sanders an excellent chance of capturing the lion's share of the state's 415 pledged delegates," the institute said.
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These product emissions, called "Scope 3" in industry lingo, make up the lion's share of the company's total climate pollution footprint.
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Like most foreign car makers, the lion's share of Ford's China sales are through a joint venture with a local company.
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Financials, which constitute the lion's share in the Australian benchmark, fell about 2.53%, with all the "Big Four" banks trading lower.
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The services sector, which represents the lion's share of Britain's economy, continued to expand at a subdued pace, the BCC said.
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In reality, Facebook already owns the lion's share of much of the world's social networking companies — Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp.
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Regionally, emerging Asia attracted the lion's share of the flows, with $19.1 billion, followed by Latin America with inflows of $8.7 billion.
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OPEC members' compliance was above 90 percent, according to multiple sources, with the lion's share of the reductions coming from Saudi Arabia.
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But a fraction of the population still enjoys the lion's share of the spoils while the rest struggle to make ends meet.
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"The lion's share of the credit for postponing this vote goes to all those grassroots organizations mobilized around the country," said Sen.
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The lion's share of tax-exempt debt has been issued to refinance older bonds at lower rates, rather than fund new projects.
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In contrast, sales of smartphones continue to grow, and Android is the operating system for the lion's share of internet users worldwide.
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Mobile advertising makes up the lion's share of Facebook's ad revenue, coming in at 84 percent in the last quarter of 2016.
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His staff did a lion's share of the work and his staff has been helping lead the charge in the impeachment inquiry.
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On the email side of things, it's estimated that the lion's share of newsletter services (example: MailChimp) have basic tracking by default.
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Picking Williamson could have increased Knicks viewership along with revenue for MSG Networks, which broadcast the lion's share of the team's games.
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In the computer industry, the 12,000 layoffs announced by Intel accounted for the lion's share of the sector's roughly 17,000 payroll reductions.
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Acting is already a winner-takes-all game, in which a small number of participants take the lion's share of the rewards.
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Most tax strategies center on minimizing federal income taxes, since they account for the lion's share of taxes a person might owe.
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The lion's share of these came from Europe, which accounted for three-quarters of the 3.7m imported handguns in 2016, for example.
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The lion's share of this growth (about three-quarters worth) came in the form of new onshore wind and solar power plants.
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The lion's share of public spending is nondiscretionary, or outlays that the government must meet, such as payrolls and social security benefits.
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Regionally, emerging Asia attracted the lion's share of the flows, with $17.1 billion, followed by emerging Europe with inflows of $3.6 billion.
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But in recent decades, one diet has attracted the lion's share of research dollars and public attention: the Mediterranean way of eating.
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China provides North Korea with the lion's share of access to outside financial institutions, according to previous congressional testimony and U.N. documents.
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Democratic women also hold the lion's share of the total House nominations won by women, which hit a historic 200 last month.
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These account for the lion's share of its towering public debt which, at 180 percent of GDP, is the highest in Europe.
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But Congress is not willing to foot the lion's share of Metro's bill, as it did when the system was first constructed.
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If you'll forgive the big-game pun, acquisitions by Big Five account for a lion's share of big deals in dollar terms.
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" When I asked Kolodny how much of the blame Purdue bears for the current public-health crisis, he responded, "The lion's share.
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Americans support freedom, democracy and prosperity in other nations, he tells us, as long as they get the lion's share of it.
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The lion's share is instead based on golfers' individual performances, regardless of how everyone else happened to play on the same day.
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Sales in portable audio products unit, which accounts for the lion's share of the company's business, fell 9 percent to $438.7 million.
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Hewitt: If we have a look at the 190,000 tons of stock of gold aboveground, the lion's share of it's in jewelry.
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As per Forbes, AWS owns the lion's share of the industry, with 4763 percent of enterprises running their apps on Amazon's platform.
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The lion's share of that time is occupied by TV and video viewing alone; it takes up 72% of all screen time.
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With Donald Trump sucking up the lion's share of the media time, the party certainly has the cover to at least try.
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With the lion's share of their revenue coming from municipal clients, Suez and Veolia are sensitive to regulatory changes and budget cuts.
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Historically, the lion's share of unicorns have been U.S.- or China-based, so 2017 doesn't represent a notable deviation from the norm.
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These consumers, known as Gen Z, are currently in their teens and make up the lion's share of Depop's customers, Swidenbank said.
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The vehicle generated $41 billion in revenue last year, about 28 percent of total sales and the lion's share of its profits.
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The lion's share of the farm bill's funding is devoted to programs such as food stamps, or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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However, at the time of writing, these accounts contain much less than that amount: $71,742 altogether, with Auernheimer holding the lion's share.
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The CRFB chart below illustrates the stark disparity between the richer households drawing the lion's share of the benefits and everyone else.
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Without warning, Andolov pulls the lion's share of his investment from Axe Cap, forcing Bobby to scramble to make up the shortfall.
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The vehicle generated $41 billion in revenue last year, about 28 percent of total sales and the lion's share of Ford's profits.
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All together, the world's forests suck up about one-third of human-caused CO2 emissions, but tropical rainforests consume the lion's share.
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Saudi Arabia also increased its output by just over 23,000 million barrels, but continues to provide the lion's share of output cuts.
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State firms, which tend to have easier access to capital, will likely shoulder the lion's share of the work in the meantime.
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I really don't care if Bill Gates is making the lion's share of wealth if other people are also increasing their wealth.
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The lion's share of the roughly $240 million U.S. hemp market today is for products that include the non-psychoactive compound CBD, cannabidiol.
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The founders of Ripple made this possible by gifting the lion's share of the cryptocurrency XRP to Ripple soon after they created it.
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Wall Street banks made about $85 million in fees on Snap's giant IPO, with Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs taking the lion's share.
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Trump is expected to secure a lion's share of the 172 delegates up for grabs in Tuesday's five Northeast and Mid-Atlantic primaries.
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With tech companies now capturing the lion's share of global wealth creation, we should absolutely want to know where that money is going.
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The lion's share of that impact, the study says, will come from using IoM innovations to more effectively manage and treat chronic illness.
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Avengers: Infinity War and Black Panther account for the lion's share with $27.6 billion for the former and $22019 billion for the latter.
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As of June 2016, Bluetooth accounted for 54 percent of sales with Beats and LG gobbling up the lion's share with 65 percent.
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The lion's share of that went to Cloudera in one massive chunk when Intel Capital invested a whopping $740 million in the company.
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Germany, which has taken the lion's share of Europe's asylum-seekers, is the biggest force behind the drive for a shared EU system.
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Miners drove the lion's share of gains in Europe, with the basic resources sector up 2.93 percent and construction & materials up 1 percent.
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Momoh himself is entitled to the lion's share of the proceeds, but it's not clear what he plans to do with the money.
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" The friend says that Letourneau sometimes did the lion's share of housework: "She handled everything — like the money, the chores, all of it.
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Those acquisitions add up to an estimated total spend of around $16 billion, with MobileEye accounting for the lion's share of that amount.
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Alex, my girlfriend of 14 months, is unmoved by all holidays, but the lion's share of her indifference is reserved for Valentine's Day.
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Klevorn said e-scooters complement Ford's product portfolio, including the full-size F-series pickup that generates the lion's share of Ford's profit.
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This provision would have fewer benefits for low-income Americans, who rely on tax credits to finance the lion's share of their premium.
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That price appreciation is great news for web behemoths like Alphabet and Facebook, which control the lion's share of the digital advertising market.
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Pheu Thai could still take the lion's share of those, because of its concentrated popularity in the north and northeast of the country.
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The media had become Hillary Clinton's running mate, another establishment gatekeeper who held a lion's share of the blame for ruining the country.
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On the upside, however, the ETF houses a large number of funds, with no one or two products making up the lion's share.
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So top executives, with their outsize compensation, would get the lion's share of any portion of a corporate tax cut attributable to labor.
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Saudi Arabia is believed to hold the lion's share of its central bank assets in dollar deposits, with Treasuries amounting to $126 billion.
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The on-demand streaming music service world is fiercely competitive, with Spotify and Apple commanding the lion's share of attention and paying subscribers.
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By matching riders with drivers, Uber can offer transport services without owning a single vehicle, and keep the lion's share of the profits.
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Clean Air, which makes up the lion's share of company earnings, saw an 11% jump in sales while underlying profit was 13% higher.
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This would reduce or eliminate tax liability for the importer on whom the plan relies to pay the lion's share of the taxes.
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The lion's share of orders in the onshore division came from the United States and a blockbuster order for offshore turbines from Taiwan.
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In terms of a negative impact, Evercore claimed that BMW would account for the lion's share, accruing a $2000 million hit in 232.
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Venture capital firms have raised more than $22.8 billion so far this year, with the lion's share of that in the first quarter.
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The kingdom's 800,000 subjects enjoy the lion's share of India's $1bn annual foreign-aid budget—nearly 60% of it this year and next.
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A lion's share of the Asian bottles that the researchers collected in 2018 had washed ashore within two years of their date stamps.
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But the lion's share went to investment grade corporate bonds, which pulled in $5.8 billion, and emerging market debt, which attracted $1.9 billion.
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"The tax bills in both the House and the Senate give the lion's share of tax breaks to the top 1%," Sanders said.
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Spending the lion's share of my day testing and reviewing the best products in online retail doesn't do much to upend this trend.
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Goldman Sachs and Lazard were the lead financial advisers to ARM and will receive the lion's share of the money, the estimates showed.
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For years, stockholders have taken the lion's share of rising corporate profits, leaving a shrinking share to the middle- and working-class worker.
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While price increases elsewhere in recent years have been more modest, Sydney and Melbourne account for the lion's share of Australian real estate.
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It has been, in many respects, a sotto voce men's tennis season, with the women's game generating the lion's share of the thrills.
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But the real losers are the property owners, who were due — and now have to forfeit — the lion's share of the booking costs.
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A 24.9 percent annual decline of unit labor costs also meant that profits, instead of wages, took the lion's share of output growth.
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Eliminating those three taxes alone will add $85033 billion to the deficit over a decade, the lion's share of the bills' lost revenue.
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Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF), and other state-owned funds indirectly own the lion's share of Saudi stocks.
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The lion's share of phones sold during that period were running the latest version, but very few existing phones were upgraded to 28.
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The lion's share of the blame for those issues lies with the various companies that have tried and failed to make great smartwatches.
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In the poll, 28500 percent of Americans said Democrats deserve the lion's share of blame for the shutdown, with 6900 percent blaming Trump.
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Women bear the lion's share of the financial and emotional hardships associated with money bail, particularly women of color and low-income women.
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But in congressional committee meetings and in meetings of the Financial Oversight Board representatives of bondholders are taking the lion's share of attention.
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The game's "Lord" character, or once they started to appear the player-created main character, gets the lion's share of the narrative focus.
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Pakistan, with a much smaller coastline to defend, has put the lion's share of resources into its army and air force, Motwani said.
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Instead, the lion's share of Trump's proposed entitlement savings would come from programs for the disadvantaged: Medicaid, food stamps, welfare and disability benefits.
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Pheu Thai could still win the lion's share of these because of its concentrated popularity in the north and northeast of the country.
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The agency, part of the Department of Homeland Security, issues 85,000 visas each year, with the lion's share going to Indian tech workers.
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That's why until fairly recently, the lion's share of theory and research on psychopathy focused on decidedly unsuccessful individuals - such as convicted criminals.
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More accurate data would not only reveal that the lion's share of American broadband is painfully uncompetitive, but that it's actually getting worse.
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"Texas would bear the lion's share of this loss given the extensive commerce that occurs between the state and Mexico," said the Perryman report.
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The typical enterprise buying strategy is to standardize on a technology platform that is the best fit for the lion's share of their requirements.
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Goldman Sachs and Lazard were the lead financial advisers to ARM and will receive the lion's share of the money, according to the estimates.
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About 30 percent of the bonds were sold offshore, with Asia taking the lion's share, followed by Europe, the UK, North America and Japan.
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While it may get the lion's share of the ink, Singapore's residential sector is actually not nearly as large as its commercial property sector.
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Google hopes to sidestep some of this by having the lion's share of the streaming traffic travel over its own datacenter and transit links.
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Pickup trucks are big business, generating the lion's share of profits for Detroit's Big Three automakers, which still overwhelmingly dominate the full-size market.
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But if you peel back the onion, you'll see that it's actually Facebook and Google that is commanding the lion's share of the growth.
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Though the husband, William Friedman, is usually apportioned the lion's share of the credit, his wife Elizebeth Friedman was in every way his equal.
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New data from the dating app Hinge has shown that only a small segment of dudes are getting the lion's share of the likes.
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The choice to give the lion's share of imports to other trade houses is a significant change under the country's new president Joao Lourenco.
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For the better part of a year, SpaceX has gotten the lion's share of attention when it comes to "mega-constellations" of internet satellites.
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With Saudi Arabia taking the "lion's share" of production cuts, other oil producers like Iran and Iraq could also be pressured to follow suit.
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A single deal, Didi Chuxing's $7 billion purchase of Uber's China operations, accounted for the lion's share of transport M&A dollars in Q3.
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At that point, the United States accounted for the lion's share of the quota, or 77 percent of Mexican chicken imports, Mexican data showed.
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Sure, their wives may work, but they believe that her income will be supplemental and that they will be bringing in the lion's share.
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Instead it is that the lion's share of gains from increased productivity have gone to a tiny segment of wage earners at the top.
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Bad loans at Indian banks reached a record $150 billion at the end of March, with state-run banks accounting for the lion's share.
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London's FTSE 100 lagged as a firming pound weighed on multi-national exporters, which make the lion's share of their earnings in foreign currencies.
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While consumer-focused startups are gaining traction, life sciences and medical device companies still account for the lion's share of sleep-related venture investments.
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This Carter-era bureaucracy has an annual budget of more than $1 trillion dollars - the lion's share of that spent on who-knows-what.
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The two banks were due to provide the lion's share of the $715 million cost of critical funding for transport, sanitation and water supply.
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Wade's voiceover monologuing is fun when it supplements what's on the screen, not when it's forced to do the lion's share of emotional exposition.
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Overall financials drove the lion's share of the FTSE 100 gains, with HSBC peer Standard Chartered up 3.3 percent and Barclays rising 2 percent.
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Over the past year he took over a lion's share of the high school hoops hype with his unique style and New York showmanship.
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The rand's recent strength also made companies who earn the lion's share of their revenue outside South Africa, among them mining firms, less attractive.
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The lion's share of investment has gone to companies pioneering and popularizing coverage categories and delivery models, with a particular focus on millennial customers.
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In better times, a rise in real GDP would provide the lion's share of the required nominal-GDP growth and inflation could drift lower.
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The ship-tracking data showed that Australia once again snared the lion's share of China's imports, with 21 million tonnes being discharged in April.
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Banks drove the lion's share of gains after the 35 largest U.S. banks cleared the first stage of the Federal Reserve's annual stress test.
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In the real world, however, most of us derive the lion's share of calories from edibles supplied by a handful of giant food conglomerates.
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The lion's share of Dilmah's business is Ceylon tea from Sri Lanka, but a smaller slice of sales comes from other terroirs, including Darjeeling.
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Some couples agree to have a lead parent who takes the lion's share of parenting responsibilities; others divide tasks equally and become true coparents.
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"In a real ham-handed way, I was trying to acknowledge that [Amy] has the lion's share of responsibility in this campaign," O'Rourke said.
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It would contribute the lion's share of the adjustment and forgive smaller and poorer members if they failed to comply with the group's agreement.
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CAA Eleven is a separate company, but it is majority owned and controlled by C.A.A., and C.A.A. gets a lion's share of the revenues.
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Earnings drove the lion's share of moves across the UK market, with retailer Next, power provider Aggreko, and contractor Capita among the most prominent.
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These two economies may account for the lion's share of production in Asia, but as other economies develop different possible power providers will emerge.
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New York City is approximately 70 percent of the program, so obviously we'll find the lion's share of the savings in New York City.
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And while there are rare reports of children finding foreign objects in their candy, Best believes that the lion's share of these are hoaxes.
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"Giant tech monsters" like Facebook and Google are taking the lion's share of digital advertising without having to spend on creating content, he said.
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In the RIA world, there are four custodians that make up the lion's share of that market: Fidelity, Pershing, Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade.
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The Trump administration keeps bumping up its tariffs on China, but it's expected the lion's share will be paid by American companies and consumers.
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The decline in earnings is also largely because of Amazon's lion's share of the self-publishing, e-book and resale market, Ms. Rasenberger said.
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While housing accounts for the lion's share of spending in all income groups, it eats up nearly half the budget for low-income households.
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The payout to the agents representing you and your buyer makes up the lion's share of the additional costs related to selling your home.
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Quite the contrary; these companies are sucking in the lion's share of digital advertising because the ad products they offer are so damn good.
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Audi and Porsche made up the lion's share of group operating profit - 4.7 billion euros and 4.1 billion euros respectively, before one-off items.
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If couples are fighting about household chores, Sussman said, it's probably because "one person feels like they're taking the lion's share of the work."
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Ads are still the lion's share of Alphabet revenue, but the company is generating more than $8 billion in annualized revenue from the cloud.
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The U.S. planemaker Boeing took the lion's share, inking deals over three days at the show in England that are worth more $237 billion.
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Bad loans at Indian banks reached a record $150 billion at the end of March with state-run banks accounting for the lion's share.
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There's no way to reconcile Trump's populist rhetoric with a bill that lavishes the lion's share of its benefits on the rich and powerful.
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The economy has been starved of hard currency since South Sudan seceded in 2011, taking the lion's share of oil, once a major export.
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In the RIA world, there are four custodians that make up the lion's share of the market: Fidelity, Pershing, Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade.
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Even Jersey, and Rutgers itself, tends to empty out to the shore for the summer during the lion's share of the Sky Blue season.
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Egypt is Russia's largest and most important wheat market, with Russian wheat making up the lion's share of GASC purchases over the past year.
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The lion's share of growth in the S&P 500 index has come from technology and consumer discretionary stocks: most notably, Facebook Inc, Amazon.
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Instead, there will be intense pressure from shareholders to make more of the SUVs and trucks that represent the lion's share of their profit.
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Surprisingly, recession-racked Brazil consumed 63 percent of the region's total investment, with the city of Sao Paulo receiving the lion's share of VC dollars.
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The tech stocks are part of the popular "FAANG" trade, which has been responsible for the lion's share of the market's gains in recent years.
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Of the 14,500 nuclear weapons on the planet, Russia and the United States own the lion's share, with a combined total of approximately 13,350 nukes.
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The moves by the car makers are particularly significant because the auto industry represents the lion's share of foreign investment in Central and Eastern Europe.
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One of the U.S. companies caught in the international crossfire is Qualcomm Inc, whose products account for the lion's share of chips inside ZTE smartphones.
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The losers: Big institutional investors, accounting for the lion's share of the money that Americans have invested in the stock market, are the biggest losers.
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Mr Alckmin, though unexciting, has built a broad political alliance that gives him the lion's share of the free television advertising that began this week.
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Such language bans subscribers from suing carriers, instead forcing them into binding arbitration, a lopsided process that favors corporations the lion's share of the time.
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As she has pointed out, it is a bad idea to leave the single market to which you send the lion's share of your exports.
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However, Cambridge's Kelly linked middle-class economic growth to soaring energy demand — the lion's share of which will continue to be met by fossil fuels.
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Abu Dhabi has the lion's share of the Emirates oil -- but like Dubai it sits within range of conventional Iranian artillery, let alone sophisticated missiles.
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Candidates still spend the lion's share of their funds on TV ads, because that's where the boomers are, and boomers are very likely to vote.
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Both Ant Financial's Alipay and Tencent's WeChat pay have over 500 million users each, and make up the lion's share of China's mobile payment market.
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While Reuters put the group's combined compliance to the output cut deal above 2000 percent, Saudi Arabia continues to provide the lion's share of reductions.
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The farm bill is usually renewed every five years, and the lion's share of the bill's funding is devoted to programs such as food stamps.
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But while the some of those cuts come from eliminating "small programs" and "streamlining conservation programs," the lion's share comes from changes to crop insurance.
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Low-income women and other marginalized groups would inevitably become the lion's share of enrollees, only to experience substandard care once in the government program.
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Polar has created the lion's share of the plug-ins here, but other partners include a card reader from Square, Olloclip's four-in-one lens.
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He said it is possible they could cut another 300,000 to 500,000 barrels per day, and Saudi Arabia would have to contribute the lion's share.
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While Macron's independent En Marche party received the lion's share of votes, El-Erian said that doesn't signal the end of the anti-establishment phenomenon.
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The majority of the ad dollars go to the content creators on television, but Facebook and other online platforms get the lion's share, he added.
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A lack of licensed options and the absence of a fully developed regulated market leaves illegal operations with the "lion's share" of business, he said.
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The premium tier of Android smartphones has grown uncompetitive in recent times, with Samsung rightly earning the lion's share of sales, profits, and public approbation.
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The exiting unicorns are also a geographically diverse bunch, with the U.S. and China accounting for the lion's share and Europe trailing a distant third.
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That leaves farmers at the mercy of the monsoon, which dumps the lion's share of annual rainfall in just a few months over the summer.
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Overall, more than two-thirds of all active drug ingredients originate in China and India, industry experts estimate, with China accounting for the lion's share.
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Not only do Americans account for the lion's share of demand for illegal drugs from Mexico, but cartel firepower depends on the U.S weapons market.
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He must push supremely hard to destroy, eliminate and remove the lion's share of North Korea's nuclear capabilities before the next presidential election in 85033.
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Global real estate funds have seen their biggest week of inflows on record, according to new research, with U.S.-based funds taking the lion's share.
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Since the lion's share of respondents were aware of the allegations, it's likely that the new revelations are in part responsible for tightening the race.
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A handful of the biggest companies clustered in the tech, banking, and pharmaceutical industries are responsible for the lion's share of this unpaid tax debt.
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However, the lion's share of that money is overseas and would be subject to taxes of as much as 35 percent when brought back home.
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The bulk of our country's supply of illegal, addictive drugs comes from Mexico and Central America, as does the lion's share of our illegal immigrants.
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The team's first product is up on Kickstarter, starting today, and has already raised the lion's share of it's $100,000 goal from several hundred backers.
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And the lion's share of those people believe the opposing party's policies "are so misguided that they threaten the nation's well-being," the center found.
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Just a handful of American mega-corporations, including United Technologies, are responsible for the lion's share of that $2.5 trillion in untaxed profits held offshore.
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In a detailed analysis, Gallup found that the lion's share of the increase in support for socially liberal positions has occurred among non-Hispanic whites.
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When I collaborate with a newer constructor, I often end up doing the "lion's share" of the grid layout and filling, but not this time.
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Google's operating system is on roughly four of five smartphones worldwide, yet Apple commands the lion's share of mobile money — from what we can tell.
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The combined firm has raised just over $200 million, according to Crunchbase, with the lion's share of that landing in Sisense's column (about $175 million).
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No fewer than seven city agencies receive funding to provide services to the homeless, with the lion's share going to the Department of Homeless Services.
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Greater federal research money to colleges and universities beyond the small number who receive the lion's share of grants today would create jobs and entrepreneurship.
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Such payments might thus be particularly powerful for women, who provide the lion's share of uncompensated care work in both Canada and the United States.
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The largest private companies — such as SpaceX, Blue Origin and OneWeb — made up the lion's share of last year's investments, receiving billions in new funds.
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Without dramatic measures, the majority of these 85033 million people will likely rely on Social Security for the lion's share of their income in retirement.
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According to regulator data in 2015, Safaricom enjoyed the lion's share of revenue, with more than 90 percent in key categories such as voice calls.
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As the top weapons supplier, Lockheed Martin takes the lion's share of Pentagon funds with nearly 90 percent of revenue coming from the federal government.
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Boeing produces 52 aircraft per month and its newest version, the MAX, represents the lion's share of production, although Boeing declined to break out exact numbers.
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And while these aren't considered as dangerous as APTs, they currently comprise the lion's share of cyber attacks and could inflict major damage on multiple industries.
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Chicago Lawyer: Turning a highway into a payday State law dictates how the money should be split, with the arresting agency getting the lion's share, 212.5%.
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But frankly, it's tough to imagine A Star Is Born not leading the nominations next year — it could even pick up the lion's share of trophies.
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"High-yield funds did suffer net outflows, but the lion's share of those outflows came from one ETF," said Pat Keon, senior research analyst at Lipper.
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Maintaining the lion's share of media attention even in the wake of a stirring speech by the President of the United States is no easy task.
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The country's energy and mining properties are worth approximately $75 billion, and along with Chile and Bolivia holds the lion's share of the world's lithium reserves.
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He noted that currencies were contributing more to returns this week than they have been recently, whereas rates have generally provided the lion's share of profits.
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Whereas Mr Ben Ali and his family benefited from the lion's share of pre-revolutionary graft, the filching has become "democratised", says Lotfi Zitoun of Ennahda.
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In 2014, players received under 40 percent of the record $9 billion of total revenue generated by MLB, which means the owners pocketed the lion's share.
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Rio Tinto is a top exporter to China of the steel making raw material, which accounts for the lion's share of profits for the mining house.
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Labor costs make up the lion's share of United's forecast for unit costs to increase between 4.75 percent and 5.75 percent, excluding fuel and other charges.
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It made her look bad, it was said, that she laid claim both to the idealism of the project and the lion's share of the profits.
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China's SOE debt to GDP has risen from 100 percent in 2012 and represents the lion's share of China's total debt to GDP of 280 percent.
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Upon winning the lion's share of votes, the new president, as amiable as "a Tunisian neighborhood grocer," puts France under a benevolent form of Sharia law.
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When they went to caucus however, Iowa Republicans who were interested in electability voted overwhelmingly for someone other than Trump, with Rubio capturing the lion's share.
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The lion's share of the audience is under 24, and that’s not an audience that we easily reach with that kind of precision elsewhere.
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Biden had the support of 220006 percent of nonwhite Democratic primary voters in the CNN–SRSS survey, by far the lion's share of the demographic. Sen.
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Upstream sectors such as mining and metal producers and state-owned enterprises still commanded the lion's share of profit gains but their growth softened in October.
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That means the lion's share of those gains has gone to the top of the economic food chain, and income inequality has only worsened under Obama.
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While bitcoin has garnered the lion's share of the headlines, there are now 36 cryptos that have market caps greater than $1 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Warren is the only top-five polling candidate committed to attending, and as such is likely to get the lion's share of attention at the event.
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But the best-off Americans who hold the lion's share of corporate stock — and their foreign compatriots — will continue to enjoy huge tax cuts going forward.
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While Facebook has received the lion's share of public outrage in recent years, it's the telecom sector that has pioneered privacy apathy on an industrial scale.
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"The kingdom is targeting excess inventories, the lion's share of which sit in the United States," said Virendra Chauhan, oil analyst at Energy Aspects in Singapore.
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I think Cumings is nuts when he says, "it is Americans who bear the lion's share of the responsibility" for the division of the Korean peninsula.
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Iowa entrance polls showed that Cruz took the lion's share of voters who said it was most important to elect a candidate who shares their values.
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Apple still accounted for the lion's share of the market at 1.6 million watches, but that was down from sales of 3.6 million a year earlier.
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When the lion's share of those bad mortgages defaulted, and millions of homes went into foreclosure, home construction plummeted, landing at just 430 starts by 2011.
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According to regulator data in 2015, Safaricom had enjoyed the lion's share of revenue, with more than 90 percent in key categories such as voice calls.
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The country's fate boils down to its ability to address its structural deficiencies, and, importantly, the wealthy's willingness to stomach the lion's share of the losses.
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The S&P 500 has risen nearly 5 percent this year, but the lion's share of that gain comes from a small number of technology stocks.
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Another interesting twist in the way the state doles out votes could mean that no single candidate walks away with the lion's share of the delegates.
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Under the circumstances, agreeing to a production cap would amount to giving up the lion's share of the gains from the deal with no real upside.
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She said the Philippines would get "the lion's share" of the funds, which are expected to go toward improving radar and other South China Sea monitoring capabilities.
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Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund is kicking in the "lion's share" of the capital necessary to build the planned 250 to 2100 AMC theaters in the kingdom.
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Member countries contribute the lion's share of the ITER budget my manufacturing components in their own factories and then shipping them to France where they are assembled.
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China accounted for the lion's share of the new debt, providing $710 million of the total $855 billion in new issuance during the year, the IIF reported.
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The lion's share goes to Matthew Hay-Chapman, a 20203-year-old homeless man who followed the escapees into a McDonald's, and will now be given $100,000.
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Dougy is keen to point out that although these producer's contributions are integral to the album, the lion's share of Thick as Thieves came from the band.
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The lion's share of the online money will go to Trump's official campaign, and a heavy majority of the joint committee cash will head to the RNC.
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Alcoa's total debt in the first quarter was around $9 billion, so the lion's share will remain with Arconic, the larger of the two companies post-split.
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Italy then received the lion's share of arrivals, with more than 100,000 people entering the EU in 0003 from the south, most having set off from Libya.
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Charities say the success could be easily imitated in other developing countries, because a handful of big manufacturers tend to have a lion's share of the market.
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Upstream sectors such as mining and metal producers and state-owned firms still commanded the lion's share of profit gains but their growth softened notably in August.
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Jeff Bezos, the world's richest man, revealed this week that he would retain the lion's share of his marital property after his divorce from his wife MacKenzie.
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The deal will give users the lion's share of the revenue — 70 percent — while Twitter takes 30 percent for itself, a person familiar with the arrangement said.
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While cryptocurrencies have generated the lion's share of investment and attention to date, I'm more excited about the potential for another blockchain-based digital asset: security tokens.
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When painstakingly arranged compositions of Bop and Tiger Beat's finest centerfolds papered tween bedrooms across the nation, his face commandeered the lion's share of 19983s real estate.
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But the lion's share of those cuts are coming from smaller companies like PDC Energy and Whiting Petroleum, firms with capital budgets below $1 billion a year.
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"It is likely that gas-fired generation will need to pick up the lion's share of any shortfall," said Andy Houston, senior principal at energy consultancy Poyry.
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The lion's share of that will be seen in the lower income strata where unemployment and reliance on informal jobs are significantly higher, the Economy Ministry said.
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The lion's share of that spending is in Georgia, where the DCCC has spent about $2.9 million and the House Majority PAC has pledged an additional $700,000.
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But the market closely watches Riyadh's production because it has delivered the lion's share of OPEC's cuts during the first four months of the six-month deal.
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Four large insurers capture the lion's share of exchange-based enrollments in California: Anthem Blue Cross of California, Blue Shield of California, Health Net and Kaiser Permanente.
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Finance Brokers Association of Australia managing director Peter White said the big banks would use their branches to take the lion's share, at a cost to consumers.
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Instead, he said, "the lion's share" of anything left from that amount after replacing subsidies from the bloc to British farmers could be available for health services.
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The Kremlin devotes the lion's share of its military and espionage resources to targeting its "Main Enemy" the United States, its NATO allies and aspiring NATO members.
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Even if the carrier is no longer doing the lion's share of power projection, it might still have to protect the ships that take up that mantle.
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Over the past decade since the great recession, the lion's share of the nation's economic growth has gone to the 28503 percent: the business and investing class.
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"History shows that races in the Toss Up column never split down the middle; one party tends to win the lion's share of them," the report says.
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Companies in some host countries complain they are being frozen out of major "One Belt, One Road" projects while China's state-owned firms grab the lion's share.
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However, if the lion's share of your credit card spending is on travel, and non-airline spending specifically, the Chase Sapphire Preferred might be a better choice.
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Under the terms of the divorce, although they will share joint custody of their 10-year-old twins, she gets the lion's share of physical custody -- 75%.
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At a time in which carbohydrates make up the lion's share of people's diets, turning to fat as a fuel source is the body's response to starvation.
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Investment grade corporate bonds continued to attract the lion's share of the fixed income flows, pulling in $5 billion, whilst emerging market debt funds attracted $1.9 billion.
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The way people use apps and mobile devices is shifting in such a way that the lion's share of mobile internet traffic will likely be video content.
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Short term financing in the form of a bridge loan could yield $100 million in fees, the lion's share going to Bank of America and Wells Fargo.
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The exporter-heavy index, which makes the lion's share of its income overseas, was also hit by a stronger sterling after better-than-expected UK employment data.
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Pierce of Blockchain Capital said the old business model that gave venture capitalists and founders the lion's share of a company no longer worked with blockchain firms.
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IBM's impending deal to acquire Truven Health Analytics could make Watson solely responsible for protecting, maintaining, and accurately articulating the lion's share of the world's health data.
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If that holds, Sanders could well take the lion's share of the statewide delegates and perform strongly in the districts the campaign has focused on as well.
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The lion's share of the tax cuts target Obamacare tax increases on the wealthy used to help underwrite the cost of health insurance for lower-income people.
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Public safety agencies make up the lion's share of drone users, and a recent survey from DroneResponders, a nonprofit, found that 77% of respondents were flying DJI.
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In venture capital, men still get the lion's share of funding, with only 2% of capital going to U.S.-based female-only founder teams, according to PitchBook.
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India's banks are saddled with about $120 billion in stressed loans, or 11.5 percent of the total, with 27 public sector banks accounting for the lion's share.
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But current AI tech is used in more pedestrian ways, with the lion's share in customer service, sales processes, and threat detection, according to research firm IDC.
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In a statement, study authors David Shahar and Mark Sayers place the lion's share of the blame for cell horn hysteria at the feet of the media.
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So far, it appears the lion's share of Biden's voters have swung to former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg with a decent share also going to Sen.
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Advertising continues to account for the lion's share of the company's revenue, and search advertising is about three-quarters of total revenue, according to estimates by Mr. Mahaney.
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Baby boomers, who hold the lion's share of that amount, are the wealthiest generation in American history — thanks in no small part to a 10-year bull market.
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Under Haftar's control is the "oil crescent" in eastern Libya's Gulf of Sirte, which holds four major ports that comprise the lion's share of the country's oil exports.
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The farm bill is expected to cost $20143 billion over 10 years, with the lion's share of the wide-ranging bill's funding devoted to programs such as SNAP.
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A few lucky winners will IPO, but it's hard to envision who these businesses will ultimately sell to — the lion's share of our returns come from M&A.
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The lion's share of Scottish freight going to Europe usually travels by truck to Dover, though some leaves from other ports in the east and south of England.
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At the other spot, the Raiders rotated youth heavily and wound up with linebacker Perry Riley, plucked from Washington's preseason scrapheap, playing the lion's share of the snaps.
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The overall size of the global ETF market stands at just below $4 trillion, with the United States dominating the lion's share of the market, according to ETFGI.
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Will they opt for one of the establishment candidates, who retain the customary advantages of backing by strong parties and the lion's share of advertising time (see chart)?
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On the other, it will concentrate higher-order intelligence in the hands of a relatively small number of incumbents that control the lion's share of their industry's data.
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"You'd expect them to have a lion's share of the application volume, and that's the case, but they are being declined at a very high rate," Reemts said.
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The cumulative domestic box office take for those three movies — all new releases — accounts for the lion's share of an estimated $190.3 million weekend at the box office.
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The global luxury goods industry tends to complain at the highest volume about counterfeit goods, and, possibly as a result, accounts for the lion's share of customs seizures.
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The resulting heat stress did a lot of damage, but the loss of photosynthesizing zooxanthella triggered the lion's share of the die-offs, by causing corals to starve.
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UC Web's eponymous browser rose to stardom in the days of feature phones, but has since lost the lion's share to Google Chrome as smartphones become more ubiquitous.
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World Series Yeah the Chicago Cubs are going to get the lion's share of attention during this series, but today's the very best day to live in Cleveland.
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If you can't face the mall in the run-up to the 25th of December, buying the lion's share online has become a convenient and stress-free alternative.
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The American media market today is dominated by Google and Facebook, large platforms that together control the attention of readers and therefore the lion's share of online advertising.
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Uber, which controls the lion's share of the ride-hailing market in the U.S., rattled investors with a 7.6 percent dip from its $45-per-share debut Friday.
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Manufacturers in China and India supply more than two-thirds of all bulk pharmaceutical substances used in medicines, industry executives estimate, with China accounting for the lion's share.
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But Putin established that the Saudis would shoulder the lion's share of cuts, as long as Riyadh wasn't seen to be making too large a concession to Iran.
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Macquarie is known for its consistently strong earnings and focus on annuity-style businesses which have been replaced by investment banking to contribute the lion's share of earnings.
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According to the Times, for a four-year degree, this saves students around $21976,000 out of $83,000 total—meaning they would still have to pay the lion's share.
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In March 2628, League chief Matteo Salvini even signed a cooperation agreement with United Russia, Putin's political party, which holds the lion's share of votes in the Duma.
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The Copa group stages outperformed the 22026 World Cup group stages on Univision (Spanish language networks generally carry the lion's share of soccer viewership in the United States).
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Same-store sales in the U.S.-led Americas region, which produces the lion's share of Starbucks revenue, rose 5 percent for the fiscal fourth-quarter that ended Oct.
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Haftar effectively controls eastern Libya, including the "oil crescent" in the Gulf of Sirte that holds four major ports that comprise the lion's share of Libya's oil exports.
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Fairly or unfairly, the party in power generally gets the lion's share of the benefit when things are going well and the blame when things are going poorly.
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Huawei cornered the lion's share of the China market in the July-September period, according to market research firm Canalys, leaving Apple towards the bottom of the pile.
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"If Democrats want to win, you have to be able to win Democrats and you have to be able to win the lion's share of independents," Weaver added.
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Swatch's ETA unit still supplies the lion's share of mechanical watch movements — the tiny mechanisms that make a watch tick without help of a battery — to the industry.
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Australia has been grabbing the lion's share of China's imports, providing 8.95 million tonnes in the January-April period, up 27.8 percent from the same period in 2015.
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More than $18.5 billion of it is allocated to base budget accounts with the lion's share of the base budget dollars, $12.6 billion, being directed to procurement accounts.
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The most-represented industry is finance, but technology has proven to be the most lucrative, with four billionaires from that sector holding the lion's share of the wealth.
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India's 27 public sector banks account for 70 percent of its banking sector assets, as well as the lion's share of the country's $120 billion in troubled loans.
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The point is I am the target audience for the lion's share of this material, the ideal consumer of a huge portion of Hollywood's creative and economic energies.
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The lion's share of Uber's fundraising was completed prior to the new CFIUS law, and there is no indication any of these investments were in any way unlawful.
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The lion's share of both the book and the movie take place in Camazotz, an Earth-like planet that has succumbed to the evil of the Black Thing.
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Though patients are typically charged prices lower than the list price, PBMs and health insurers keep what appears to be the lion's share of these saving for themselves.
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Financials, which constitute a lion's share in the Australian benchmark, rose 0.7% to their highest level in over a month, with all the "Big Four" banks trading higher.
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It's about being responsible, argues Bloomberg's Shelly Banjo: Although women control the lion's share of consumer spending, they've accounted for less than 10 percent of [Samsonite's] net sales.
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The bottom part, which contains the complexity of battery and power-management electronics, is called the "skateboard", and embodies the lion's share of the value of the car.
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The lion's share of expenses and work fall on the hosts — they buy or rent the property, coordinate with guests, clean up after them — while Airbnb collects fees.
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To many, if not most, nations of the world, national government funding of infrastructure is a no-brainer and represents the lion's share of investment in these systems.
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Three days later, 14 states will cast ballots on Super Tuesday, when Sanders could build an overwhelming advantage if he captures the lion's share of the available delegates.
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Three days later, 14 states will cast ballots on Super Tuesday, when Sanders could build an overwhelming advantage if he captures the lion's share of the available delegates.
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Ethiopia was not party to and does not recognize a 1959 agreement between Egypt and Sudan that gave Cairo the rights to the lion's share of the river.
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The Trump team says in background interviews that it is making targeted efforts in 17 states, but a much smaller number will get the lion's share of attention.
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Ukraine - which passed its 2019 budget on November 23 - plans to borrow around $1.73 billion in total in 2019, the lion's share from local debt markets, said Butsa.
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Stock-based funds overall have brought in just shy of $77 billion in 2018, with the lion's share of $59.2 billion going to passively focused exchange-traded funds.
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Google has largely skated clear of the mess around false political ads and disinformation, at least compared with Facebook, which has gotten the lion's share of the complaints.
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While Chávez and Maduro cannot escape the lion's share of the blame for today's nightmare in Venezuela, they are reaping the bitter fruit planted by Venezuela's democratic leaders.
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Agriculture represents one of the few sectors of U.S. trade that runs a surplus, and comprises the lion's share of goods produced by rural communities for sale overseas.
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In that vision, oil demand continues to grow and crude still makes up the lion's share of the energy mix, even as more electric vehicles hit the road.
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And in San Francisco, where the restaurant industry employs the lion's share of minimum-wage earners, researchers found that higher minimum wages increase overall exit rates for restaurants. . . .
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The lion's share of vehicles affected -- about 1.6 million -- are in the United States, while about 340,000 are in Canada and nearly 37,000 are in Mexico, Ford said.
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And today, look, the iPhone makes up the lion's share of our smartphone customer base and so, Apple and the iPhone are very important partner to AT&T.
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I expect Allison to be involved plenty, too, but barring Cobb blowing up on fellow injury returnee Orlando Scandrick, the lion's share of the targets should go to Adams.
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Somehow, the young, 20-something men that receive the lion's share of VC funding had never thought up the idea of app that helps new parents navigate the world.
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Upstream sectors such as oil extraction, coal and metal mining still commanded the lion's share of profit gains in the 11 month period but their growth softened in November.
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But for anyone who's said sayonara to paying hand-over-fist for cable or satellite, that means missing out on the lion's share of live, wall-to-wall coverage.
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So I'm reserving the lion's share of my judgment for SPiN and Amy Chan for a name that is at worst sexist, but also the least clever alliteration ever.
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New data in WRI's Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas showed the lion's share of the most thirsty countries are located in the largely arid Middle East and North Africa region.
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The case could have an electoral impact, given the financial and personnel power unions often bring to political campaigns, with Democrats usually receiving the lion's share of union support.
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North and South Dakota are getting the lion's share of the fund, with a combined $1.3 billion headed their way, and some 96,000 homes and businesses to be served.
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The atmosphere on offer here is more graven and sepulchral than pretty, with heavy keys floating through the fury and blasting riffs taking the lion's share of the oxygen.
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What the report does lay out, however, is that online streaming video is still growing, and TV programming takes up the lion's share of what it calls views / transactions.
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"Given their installed base, even if late, they could end up with lion's share of users who make AI assistants a more mainstream man-to-machine UI," he said.
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The world's seventh-largest carmaker still makes the lion's share of its profits in North America so improving, or at least maintaining, its margins there is a key focus.
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As usual, a few really big rounds accounted for the lion's share of investment in each sector: The prospects for a big exit also appear to be a driver.
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These fossil fuels emit the lion's share of GHG emissions, so they either need to be eliminated or their emissions need to be captured to reach the progressives' goals.
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The lion's share of that money is coming from sponsors and brands aiming to get their names and products in front of the young and advertiser-coveted gaming audiences.
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However, the lion's share of the funding would come from unallocated money in the Pell Grant program, a financial aid program for low-income students, the Washington Post reported.
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And there are other players on the scene for that Nobel — Zhang is one of them and holds the lion's share of the patents associated with the Cas9 technology.
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But the lion's share of politicians either won't face this fact or are too timid to address it publicly, fearing a voter backlash when it comes to readjusting lifestyles.
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The C200 is easy to use out of the box and features a lot more calibration and customization options than the lion's share of the company's record-playing options.
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Men in television news still control the lion's share of stories that air, the way people look and what they say on television, and the off-camera work environment.
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Boeing assembles 52 737-family aircraft per month and its newest version, the MAX, represents the lion's share of this production, although Boeing has declined to give exact numbers.
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That line can carry 470,000 barrels per day of oil from North Dakota's Bakken play to the Gulf, the starting point for the lion's share of U.S. oil exports.
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The energy hungry nation's overall coal demand rose 19% to 991.35 million tonnes during the year ended March 2019, with utilities accounting for a lion's share of the consumption.
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The financial sub-index, which comprises the lion's share in the Australian benchmark, ended 0.5% lower, with two of the 'Big Four' banks closing the session in negative territory.
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They believe he virtually guaranteed that the GOP would take the lion's share of public blame if a shutdown does take place after the current deadline of Dec. 21.
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The lion's share of the U.S. agribusiness trade to China involves soybeans, which are grown in many farm states where Trump received strong support during the 603 presidential election.
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While the lion's share of Sanders's speech focused either on his stump lines or on attacks on Trump, he built to his direct critiques of Clinton toward the end.
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Some companies have modestly shifted their portfolio allocation towards equities and alternative investments to boost expected returns, though fixed income securities still make up the lion's share of investments.
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The aforementioned rule obliges refugees to register in the first European country they enter, which has meant Italy has had to process the lion's share of thousands of migrants.
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U.S. firms are also likely to get caught in the crossfire, with the fallout set to hit Qualcomm Inc, which provides the lion's share of chips inside ZTE smartphones.
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Elsewhere in the Gulf, sentiment was also upbeat with Dubai's index adding 0.8 percent, the lion's share of the volume being concentrated on the small and mid-cap stocks.
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An average pair of jeans uses around 2100 gallons of water just in the finishing process, but the lion's share — 220% of that H2O — goes to growing the cotton.
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Part of the decline in trade as a share of global GDP in recent years — potentially the lion's share — can be explained by low prices rather than declining volumes.
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Still, their Scandinavian peers still reap the lion's share of the attention when it comes to the black metal conversation, and underground icons like Root are often left out.
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Regulators ordered airlines to stop flying the planes after two 737 Max 8s — which comprise the lion's share of Boeing's Max orders — crashed within a span of five months.
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Rather, the lion's share of outstanding U.S. Treasury debt is non-callable, carries fixed interest rates and trades on the deepest, most liquid and transparent market in the world.
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Across England and Wales, Nigel Farage's Brexit Party took the lion's share of the vote with voters rejecting Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives and the main opposition Labour Party.
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Thomas B. Cusick, Columbia's chief operating officer, said the company has received its entire fall shipment already, as well as the "lion's share" of merchandise for the Christmas season.
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Now back in the Netherlands, he tells me that he bought the lion's share of his bitcoin when the prices were hovering around $1,000 and $2,000 in January 0003.
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The latest proxy fight between loyalists to Clinton and Bernie Sanders got the lion's share of attention, but the previous presidential election loomed large at six rallies I covered.
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Of the three current operations, Freedom Sentinel takes the lion's share of costs at $134.3 billion, followed by Noble Eagle at $27.7 billion, and Inherent Resolve at $23.5 billion.
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The lion's share of audience support went to Duchess Sarah Ferguson, who, it was popularly understood, had been invited at Prince Harry's insistence despite being divorced from his uncle.
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Autos are expected to be one of the most contentious parts of the talks because the sector accounts for the lion's share of the U.S. trade deficit with Mexico.
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Analysts also said the fact that a lion's share of Italy's mobile market is pre-paid will make it more difficult for existing operators to protect their customer base.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China's box office brought in a record haul in 25, propelled in large part by domestic movies that took the lion's share of the market.
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Although the settlement sets aside $425 million to pay for anything connected to people affected by the breach, the lion's share of that covers all the free credit monitoring.
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The lion's share, roughly $280 million per year in that span, is economic assistance to cover the PA's significant debts, freeing up funds for their "pay-to-slay" system.
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He's also running close in the remaining three — including in Texas, where he and Cruz appear likely to split the lion's share of the 172 delegates up for grabs.
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His partner Daniel Kincheloe was the registered agent of the limited liability corporation that was allegedly created to receive the lion's share of the purported $200 million consulting fee.
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But of the content already flowing through mobile devices, the lion's share of the revenue goes to internet ad giants like Facebook and Google or content companies like Netflix.
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Boeing would maintain its production rate of 52 aircraft per month, and its newest version, the MAX, represents the lion's share, although Boeing declined to break out exact numbers.
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And as I've written before, it's significant that the lion's share of Orphan Black's storytelling is so focused on the ownership of women's bodies in such an intimate way.
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However, opinion is divided on how much influence the Brexit vote has contributed to market weakness, with many still claiming ongoing policy changes must shoulder the lion's share of blame.
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"At $35 or $45 differentials - the lion's share of companies in this industry are barely breaking even or actually losing money," Cenovus Chief Executive Alex Pourbaix said in an interview.
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While the client computing group still brings in the lion's share of overall revenue, Intel has been shifting its focus away from the personal computer market amid declining PC shipments.
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State oil company PDVSA, which brings in the lion's share of the OPEC country's hard currency, does not have fixed percentages for how much will be sold at each rate.
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Trump spent the lion's share of a campaign speech in a crowded high school gymnasium to go after Clinton on the subject in trying to raise questions about her trustworthiness.
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I think as that now, I think China given the size of the Chinese economy, taking out the so-called lion's share I think that is something to be expected.
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In that region advisers oversee $450 billion of the unit's overall $2.6 trillion assets under management as of December 2019; the lion's share of its assets are in the Americas.
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The bottom line: A handful of progressive freshmen Democrats looking to push the party to the left have taken the lion's share of the media attention devoted to their class.
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CRACKING DOWN The lion's share of Uber's fundraising was completed prior to the new CFIUS law, and there is no indication any of these investments were in any way unlawful.
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The corporate income tax breaks make up a relatively small part of $80 billion in business giveaways, the lion's share of which comes from incentives on customs and excise duties.
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Sweden gobbled up the lion's share with 22016 out of 21 fintech investments, according to data from The Nordic Web, a resource on venture capital for the Nordic startup scene.
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The lion's share of Fujifilm revenue in the past year came from health care and material solutions, at 43%, and document solutions, through a joint venture Fuji Xerox, at 41%.
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Despite Sanders' daily championing of the rights of working-class Americans, Clinton has racked up the lion's share of support from organized labor, a crucial base for the Democratic Party.
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In the sort of twist that seems straight from a plot by Armando Iannucci, the lion's share ($373m) was given by Governor Rauner to a group called Citizens for Rauner.
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The findings reflect the fact that poorer people tend to be less healthy than people with higher incomes, who make up the lion's share of Obamacare enrollees in expansion states.
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Along the way, Jawbone burned through more than $500 million in equity and raised more than $400 million in debt, the lion's share from BlackRock, according data provider PitchBook Inc.
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Under the restart plan, Total was due to take the lion's share of the dirty oil into its Leuna refinery in Germany to dilute and process it there, sources said.
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The F-series pickup line generated $41 billion in revenue last year - about 28 percent of Ford's total $145.7 billion in revenue - but the lion's share of the company's profit.
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Not so in 2019, when the lion's share of golfing discussion has focused on a competitor who does not even figure among the top ten in the official world rankings.
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Saudi Arabia has been providing the lion's share of the 1.2 million barrels a day the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries committed to removing from the market in November.
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Siemens is increasing research and development spending to over 5.6 billion euros this fiscal year from 5.2 billion last year, the lion's share of which will go to Digital Factory.
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The sources said H.R.D.'s factories in the Philippines were now taking the lion's share of the solar cells from the Buffalo plant, presumably to assemble them into solar panels.
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A 30 percent cut of every sale goes to the app store in question — this is an industry-standard — and the lion's share of what's left goes to the creators.
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"If that's the lion's share of the media coverage, sure, he won't like that coverage," said Matt Schlapp, a Trump supporter and chairman of the conservative group American Conservative Union.
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Sutter said the lion's share of the IPO proceeds, some 180 million euros, would go towards the development of a new 140 megawatt (MW) wind park in Tootsi, southwest Estonia.
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Angaleena Presley talks tough, shoots straight, and generally has more outlaw spirit in her pinkie finger than the lion's share of Nashville's overfed, backwards-facing singers, songwriters, and honky-tonkers.
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While Foxconn and others have been content to siphon off the relative pennies afforded to contract manufacturers, companies like Apple and HP have reaped the lion's share of the rewards.
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The established narrative with mobile technology is that Google's Android dominates in terms of sheer number of users and devices, but Apple's iOS collects the lion's share of the profits.
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But she'll likely get the lion's share of the state's 126 delegates, pushing her pledged delegate lead beyond where Sanders can hope to catch it, even if he wins California.
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Index-tracking ETFs have gained popularity among investors in recent years and are responsible for the lion's share of the hundreds of billions in cash that BlackRock pulls in annually.
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East Asia has the lion's share of Schumpeterian billionaires, whereas Latin America still has a disproportionate share of inheritors, and South Asia and eastern Europe a continuing problem with cronyism.
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Non-price/non-exchange rate factors often appear to explain the lion's share of export outcomes, and this is particularly the case when exports are measured in value-added terms.
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And the submarket that had the lion's share, or 125, was the eastern Bronx, a waterfront area by Westchester County including neighborhoods like Country Club, Throgs Neck and City Island.
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About 40 to 50 percent of the Pentagon's yearly outlays go to corporations, with large contractors like Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, and General Dynamics getting the lion's share.
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How did we get to a point where the lion's share of car sales can take place even if the car may have a known, recalled, unrepaired and deadly defect?
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Upstream sectors such as oil extraction, coal and metal mining still commanded the lion's share of profit gains in the 11-month period but again their growth softened in November.
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He added that Southeast Asia, where the firm first set its focus, accounts for the lion's share of revenue, with its one-year Japan operation pulling the remaining 30 percent.
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The lion's share of the cases did not result in delivery of any equipment because state intelligence officials were able to warn companies in time, or companies recognized suspicious inquiries.
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Meeting with Trump soon is crucial, since once he is inaugurated, the business of government and the burden of the office will soon draw the lion's share of his attention.
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The traditional way to construct a core portfolio is with low-cost, widely diversified funds that represent large swaths of the market for the lion's share of a portfolio's assets.
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Along the way, Jawbone burned through more than $500 million in equity and raised more than $400 million in debt, the lion's share from BlackRock, according to data provider PitchBook.
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But the 1992 ruling also made the lion's share of the internet a tax-free zone, directly contributing to the massive growth in giant online retailers and smaller entrepreneurs alike.
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Political pundits note that, in fact, the county portion of a homeowner's tax bill is relatively small — around 15 to 20 percent — while school taxes make up the lion's share.
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It divided authority over militias between the national and state governments, but gave the lion's share of authority — including the power to organize, arm and discipline the militias — to Congress.
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Carrying 577 delegates total, the March 17 states could make it mathematically impossible for Sanders to become the nominee if Biden wins the lion's share, as he's expected to do.
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Equally important are the museum's reset priorities, which focus on its unrivaled permanent collection rather than temporary exhibitions and on giving that collection the lion's share of 22014 added galleries.
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The U.S. consumer was responsible for the lion's share of growth this year, as CEOs have lost confidence and corporations have pulled back and will need some help in 2020.
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However, the richest 2000% of households control the lion's share — 218% — of the value of those stocks, according to an analysis by Edward Wolff, an economist at New York University.
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I have spent the lion's share of my time outside of the capital, Beijing, mostly in the provinces, researching and interacting with local governments and non-elites in Chinese society.
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The new outlet in Hangzhou, called KPRO, is targeting a younger generation of Chinese who are expected to drive the lion's share of China's consumption growth over the next decade.
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The gas and diesel taxes contribute most of the revenue that funds the Highway Trust Fund, which accounts for the lion's share of federal spending on highways and mass transit.
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Envisioning a system where China's global positioning system and fifth-generation wireless networking technologies work in tandem, China could command a lion's share of the market for new telecommunications services.
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The bottom line: Beer may be losing popularity, but it still comprises the lion's share of alcohol consumed in the U.S. Those Bud Lights won't be wiped out anytime soon.
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Indonesia's proposal could see the sale of Rio's interest in Grasberg make up the lion's share of the government purchase, provided all parties can agree the structure and price, Jonan said.
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Russia is promising the lion's share of the non-OPEC cuts — 300,000 barrels a day — but there are already signs the world's top oil producer is giving itself room to undershoot.
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Boeing would maintain its production rate of 52 aircraft per month, and its newest version, the MAX, represents the lion's share of production, although Boeing declined to break out exact numbers.
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Very few oil producers hold spare capacity, with Saudi Arabia, the largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, and the world's biggest oil exporter, holding the lion's share.
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" Lowe tweeted Monday that "the lion's share of work on the EU case was advanced by US companies who had to go to Europe, after a politically captured FTC failed them.
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BP's latest global energy stats report shows that CO2 emissions from energy, which create the lion's share, grew at their fastest rate in 7 years in 2018 as energy demand surged.
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While far less susceptible to targeted harassment than platforms that thrive on anonymity, Facebook has borne the lion's share of blame for the rampant publication of fake news, and rightly so.
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And Virginia, like the lion's share of state legislative bodies around the country, had been under Republican control — giving the GOP great influence in shaping the composition of the U.S. Congress.
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Nike and its Jordan brand still command the lion's share of the U.S. footwear market, but rivals Adidas and Under Armour are chipping away at the company's decades-long dominant position.
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Under the deal, OPEC's de facto leader, Saudi Arabia, will take the lion's share of cuts by reducing output by almost 500,000 barrels a day to 10.06 million barrels a day.
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But Garver acknowledged that the lion's share of military offensives has been spearheaded by the Special Forces, and that two years of battle are taking a toll on Iraq's elite soldiers.
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So far, healthcare and technology sectors have delivered the lion's share of positive earnings surprises, while banks have also performed better than expected after analysts revised estimates down ahead of results.
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While coal still provides the lion's share of India's energy, officials forecast the country will meet its Paris Agreement renewable energy commitments three years early - and exceed them by nearly half.
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The development of even deeper testing and information gathering will, in his view, create the lion's share of total information that is held about an individual health consumer in the future.
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Bakken, Eagle Ford and the Permian Basin — the three elite shale fields that account for the lion's share of U.S. oil production — may face an even more challenging future, Goldman said.
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But the lion's share of these improvements are courtesy of DOCSIS 3.1 cable upgrades, most of which began before Pai even took office and have nothing to do with FCC policy.
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Røkke told Norway's Aftenposten newspaper that he wanted "to give back to society what I've earned" and described the cost of the ship as costing "the lion's share of his fortune".
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It's a system that doesn't [compensate] people who are doing the lion's share of the labor in this country, and I don't think it's fully appreciated exactly how this system operates.
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Alexei Miller told an economic forum in St Petersburg that Europe's gas imports would rise by 200 billion cubic meters (bcm) by 2035 and the lion's share would come from Russia.
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Cuomo then took the lion's share of the credit for the construction of the 2nd Avenue subway line, while trying to shift blame for the subway's general woes to de Blasio.
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While new energy will continue to gain ground, the same sources that dominated the past will continue to account for the lion's share of supplies for the foreseeable future, he added.
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Since April, the tech giant has rolled out a number of TikTok rivals but so far none has gotten close to the latter's lion's share: 500 million monthly active users worldwide.
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The goal is to then move on a bill packaging defense spending and the labor, health and human services and education bill, which contain the lion's share of annual discretionary spending.
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According to the World Bank international migrants will send $601 billion to their families in other countries this year, with developing countries getting the lion's share of that at $441 billion.
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Treasury reiterated that social security payments account for the lion's share of non-discretionary spending, and raised its 2019 pension deficit forecast to 314 billion reais, from 309.4 billion reais previously.
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The project was designed to show the Bolivian state could exploit its own lithium, unlike top producers Australia, Chile and Argentina where private firms extract the lion's share of the metal.
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The group's de facto leader Saudi Arabia said it would take the lion's share of cuts — reducing output by almost 486,000 bpd to 10.06 million bpd — to get the deal done.
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Campus sports leaders talked about "protecting" Bohannon and his peers from commercialization, but as far as he could tell, the only thing being protected was the lion's share of the money.
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Identity Evropa was responsible for the lion's share of those incidents, along with the neo-Nazi Vanguard America (which, like Identity Evropa, has focused its recruitment efforts on young, white men).
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Data from the Institute of International Finance showed that the lion's share of emerging market equity inflows - $10.6 billion of a total of $13.9 billion in February - piled into Chinese stocks.
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So, in aggregate, take all our stations, about 21.35 percent of their funding comes from the federal government, and the lion's share of the federal appropriation actually goes directly to them.
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In 2018, Democratic women were among some of the strongest performers, including in competitive swing districts, driving the lion's share of red-to-blue wins the party experienced in the House.
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Part of the program's objective was to tap into a previously ignored segment of the population: The undergraduates who form the lion's share of the school's more than 26,000-strong enrollment.
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Financial stocks, which comprise the lion's share of the benchmark, shed almost 1% to close at a six-month trough, with Westpac Banking Corp finishing at its lowest since Feb. 4.
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Schultz must gain traction among disaffected Democrats and Republicans and persuade them — along with a lion's share of independents — that they have no options in either of the two major parties.
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The group's de facto leader Saudi Arabia said it would take the lion's share of cuts - reducing output by almost 500,000 bpd to 10.06 million bpd - to get the deal done.
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The lion's share of the U.S. agribusiness trade to China involves soybeans, which are grown primarily in heartland states such as Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio and the Dakotas.
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In a 2006 MTV interview, long after it could actually help Jackson, Timberlake expressed regret that he'd failed to stand by her while she suffered the lion's share of the consequences.
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Moreover, since the largest banks earn the lion's share of interest on reserves interest, this innovation will reduce the too-big-to-fail taxpayer subsidies that the largest banks currently enjoy.
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Given Trump's approval rating has been quite consistent and hasn't been anywhere near 50%, the most likely path for a Democrat to win is take the lion's share of Trump disapprovers.
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He delivers the lion's share of comic relief with a sardonic wit that's a bit at odds with his character's sycophantic personality, but he's so funny it's hard to really care.
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As Vox's Jenn Williams pointed out, if military planners presented a new president a badly flawed plan and asked him to approve it, they deserve the lion's share of the blame.
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Either way, Democrats will have swept or very nearly swept into power when nobody thought such a feat was possible — and Medicaid might be due the lion's share of the credit.
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It isn't until the final few scenes of Little, when Jordan becomes an adult after learning her lesson, that the audience learns why April has received the lion's share of Jordan's ruthlessness.
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The other salient fact about the 2016 primary is that Clinton received the lion's share of labor union support even though Sanders has clearly been more consistently aligned with labor's political priorities.
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Network execs still know where their Kardashian bread is buttered, which is why Kim, Kourtney and Khloe are getting the lion's share of the fam's new $150 million deal ... TMZ has learned.
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They account for a third of the value of the world's stockmarkets and they own the lion's share of its intellectual property—from lingerie designs to virtual-reality software and diabetes drugs.
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Based on Nintendo's recent habit of focusing on a key game at E3, it seems a safe bet that the beloved fighting game will get the lion's share of the company's attention.
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There are a multitude of reasons for that growth, but the lion's share comes from the billions of dollars venture capitalists have invested in rapidly growing these platforms and attracting loyal customers.
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Whether it rises to the quality of Sicario or Hell or High Water is arguable, but it's better than the lion's share of action films and crime procedurals on film and television.
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Five works in particular — by Frink, Ingres, Tanning, Georges Rouault, and Albert Gleizes — were projected to account for the lion's share of the revenue, between $2.3 million and $3.45 million, Lucas added.
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The top British index was dragged down by multinational exporter stocks like Unilever and Diageo, which make the lion's share of their earnings in foreign currencies and were bruised by sterling rising.
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"The strategy continues to be to grab a lion's share of the market ... by integrating several channels of entertainment and communication," said Hemant Joshi, a technology, media and telecom consultant at Deloitte.
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But as we reported from Columbus, superstar cities on the coasts continue to vacuum up the lion's share of tech jobs while many smaller metros are left with warehouses or data centers.
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Meanwhile, according to the Oxfam report, America's biggest companies enjoyed the lion's share of US taxpayer funded support, receiving $11 trillion in federal loans, guarantees, and bailout assistance between 2008 and 2014.
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"We still think Opdivo gets the lion's share of the market but ... right now immuno-oncology drugs [have] a lot less side effects, and for some patients [they were] remarkably effective," Conover.
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Uber has the lion's share of the U.S. market at 5 million rides per day — and that's just a fraction of Chinese counterpart Didi Chuxing, which claims 20 million rides per day.
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In the US, economic and business cycles are smoothed out across the 93 states to a much greater degree than in Europe, with market mechanisms doing the lion's share of the work.
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In the year to September, venture capital-backed companies globally raised $79 billion, according to data from KPMG and CB Insights, with tech start-ups attracting the lion's share of that cash.
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Coal is used to generate the lion's share of South Africa's power supply and job cuts are a particularly thorny issue in a country where the unemployment rate is almost 27 percent.
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By elites, I mean those figures of influence who own or control the lion's share of power and resources, who are well positioned to act politically on their own—and society's—behalf.
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Once again, AWS is carrying the lion's share of the load here as it posted an operating income of $916 million — up from $20153 million in the second quarter a year ago.
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A further treaty in 1924 underlined the principle of dividing the waters, with farmers downstream, where the river flows through densely populated regions and a highly fertile delta, getting the lion's share.
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The augmented and virtual reality market is projected to grow to $120 billion worldwide by 2020, with the augmented sector accounting for the lion's share, according to a report by Digi-Capital.
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The town's general hospital, a dilapidated 521-bed establishment next to Vicarage Road football stadium, is expected to get the lion's share of a £400m loan to the trust that runs it.
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Cruz has bested Trump in winning the loyalties of delegates — including those bound to Trump — and after the first ballot, the lion's share of them would be free to vote their conscience.
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Lastly, they should be wary of taking on the lion's share of the cost for projects that states and municipalities have deferred or canceled – signaling they may not merit large taxpayer investments.
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Kavanaugh now needs the support of Maine's Susan Collins and Alaska's Lisa Murkowski, two moderate Republicans who received the lion's share of pressure from activists on both sides, just to be confirmed.
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"On the subscription side, we're using the standard subscription rights that any streaming music service would use, but again, where the lion's share of the revenue goes to the artists," he said.
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Months later, two of Nuomi's top competitors in the space, backed by internet giants Alibaba Group Holding and Tencent Holdings, merged to form Meituan Dianping, taking a lion's share of the market.
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"The lion's share of Republicans tell pollsters they'll never vote for the man, but in a five-candidate race, 30 percent is good enough for a win state-to-state," it said.
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The second—the lion's share of the funding—comes from housing benefit (the money paid by the government towards people on low incomes or unemployment benefits to help them with their rent).
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FIFA released three separate documents, a main report, the lion's share of which concerns the Qatar 183 bid, and individual documents for the Russia 2018 bid, and the United States 2022 bid.
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The lion's share of Hard Rock Park's funding came from a $305 million offering of bonds—interest-paying debt instruments, similar to loans—structured by Goodwin's advisers at Deutsche Bank and Jefferies.
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In recent decades, a majority of the U.S. Nobel prizes in scientific fields (themselves the lion's share of the global total) were won by foreign-born researchers working in the United States.
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The company says it's seen a 1,130% increase in events tagged "virtual party" in the last year ... but it believes the lion's share of the boost has come in the last month.
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They have the lion's share of the e-book market revenue, and could easily afford to use the same quality assurance processes as their competitors, and yet they still have this problem.
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That larger insurtechs are snagging the lion's share of funding suggests the space is beginning to mature — but it will also likely force smaller players to turn to new niche coverage areas.
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"One person focuses on career, and the other one does the lion's share of the work at home," said Sari Kerr, an economist at Wellesley College and an author of both papers.
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E-Mart is likely to grab the lion's share of the market given that firms need substantive logistics infrastructure to maintain freshness, creating a high entry barrier for newcomers, the report said.
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The lion's share of the U.S. agribusiness trade to China involves soybeans, which are grown in many Midwestern farm states where President Donald Trump received strong support during the 2016 presidential election.
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But only around 1 percent of the world's crude oil exports are heavy and sweet varieties, ideal for refining into Low-Sulfur Fuel Oil (LSFO), with West Africa providing the lion's share.
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Service workers, who make up a lion's share of the national economy but get less attention politically — are the stars in Nevada, where Las Vegas union members are a critical voting block.
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Even if the trade war intensifies, Breyer said that American and Chinese tech companies remain good investing opportunities in the future because they would likely represent the lion's share of technology gains.
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While Jonathan Williams got the lion's share of the carries, Nyheim Hines got a season-high nine rushing attempts and is more of a threat in the Indianapolis passing game as well.
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Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Bezos are a done deal ... officially -- and it sounds like she's walking away with a huge chunk of change, while he's retaining the lion's share of their companies.
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Novartis's Kisqali had $22 million in sales in 2018, well behind the $4.1 billion for Ibrance, as Pfizer's first-to-market drug captured the lion's share of women with metastatic HR+/HER2- cancer.
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That miss accounted for the lion's share of the firm's revenue shortfall: Citigroup said it produced $17.1 billion in company-wide revenue, below the $17.6 billion average estimate of analysts surveyed by Refinitiv.
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As a result, it is the United States, which committed the smaller sin of failing to explore creative options to save the treaty, which will likely attract the lion's share of international criticism.
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Saudi Arabia has so far provided the lion's share of output cuts as OPEC and other producers seek to remove 1.8 million barrels from the market in the first six months of 2016.
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The ICC approved wide-ranging changes in 2014, giving the three powerful nations permanent seats in its executive committee and the lion's share of the revenue while also promising more funds for everyone.
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The U.S. demands to reserve the lion's share of automotive manufacturing for the United States helped cast a pall over the talks to revamp the accord underpinning $1.2 trillion in annual trilateral trade.
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"I spent over a year building the first product, and the lion's share of that time was spent making sort of a genetic platform… that was adaptable to multiple use-cases," says Abbott.
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A Politico/Morning Consult poll this week found that Trump was shouldering the lion's share of the blame, with 49 percent of respondents holding him responsible and just 4 percent blaming congressional Republicans.
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That work, which the artist gifted to the museum in 1958, was expected to account for the lion's share of the auction revenue, with a pre-sale estimate of $20 to 30 million.
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The two companies had the lion's share of last year's mobile transactions of $235 billion, pushing China ahead of the U.S. where the market was $231 billion, according to data provider Euromonitor International.
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New frequencies up for grabs would be a chance to allocate public networks or for small carriers to snatch up some bands, though big telco will likely walk away with the lion's share.
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Jeb Bush's Super PAC spent the lion's share of its massive financial resources slamming all the non-Trump candidates in a desperate effort to turn Bush into the Last Non-Trump Candidate Standing.
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The state-owned banks account for nearly two-thirds of banking assets in the country and also have a lion's share in the nearly $150 billion of soured loans in the banking sector.
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A low-income family in stable, affordable housing is no longer spending the lion's share of their income on rent and has an opportunity to improve their healthcare, education and save for retirement.
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Like the lion's share of the band's past work, the album's led by Nagano's vocal stylings, set amidst a spread of electronics—in this case a little more revved up then albums past.
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Trump's robust showing augurs well for his chance on April 19 to grab the lion's share of New York's 95 delegates — the second-biggest prize so far in the primary season after Florida.
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The Hungarians enjoyed the lion's share of possession throughout but Iceland, the tournament's upstarts playing on the big stage for the first time, used route one to devastating effect in the first half.
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Infographics show which characters and factions were the most talked about, which plots received the lion's share of the attention, and — most entertainingly — which emoji were most used when mentioning any given character.
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It's little surprise that these three commodities make up the lion's share of resource earnings, with iron ore expected to contribute A$288 billion, coal A$22023 billion and LNG A$224 billion.
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Pheu Thai could still take the lion's share of these, which are decided on a first-past-the-post basis, because of its concentrated popularity in the north and northeast of the country.
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OPEC and non-OPEC producers are expected to lower production by almost 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd), with Saudi Arabia, OPEC's largest producer, agreeing to bear the lion's share of the cuts.
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Muniz has proven he has the fight and drive to compete — and he's likely to get the lion's share of votes from Scott fans who are looking for someone new to root for.
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The town's general hospital, a dilapidated 521-bed establishment next door to Vicarage Road football stadium, is expected to get the lion's share of a £400m loan to the trust that runs it.
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Many armed forces watched admiringly as American naval jets did the lion's share of bombing in the early months of war in Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003 (and again in 2014).
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After all, the company made up for the loss with sales in North America and its AWS cloud division, contributing by far the lion's share of its profits, coming out in the black.
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The lion's share of the new, 3 billion roubles ($50 million) investment would be in a new distribution center at the Novomoskovsk plant, south of Moscow, to improve supply chain efficiency, Marinidis said.
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More than $710 billion in stock buybacks have been announced since the GOP tax scam was enacted, only helping the tiny fraction of wealthy Americans who own the lion's share of corporate stock.
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The lion's share of the new, 3 billion rouble ($50 million) investment would be in a new distribution center at the Novomoskovsk plant, south of Moscow, to improve supply chain efficiency, Marinidis said.
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Both the zero-carbon electricity mandate and the LCFS update come at an important time, as the United States has already capitalized on the lion's share of emissions reduction opportunities through fuel-switching.
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Drug overdoses killed more than 33,23 people in 240, with fentanyl and heroin accounting for the lion's share of the toll, followed by other opioids, and cocaine and amphetamines bringing up the rear.
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With about A$1.8 trillion ($1.35 trillion) of mortgages on their books, the Big Four dominate the market and hold the lion's share of deposits and consumer credit loans such as credit cards.
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Your company could earn the lion's share of votes from the audience and TechCrunch editors and be chosen as the Wild Card winner, which means you get to compete in the Startup Battlefield.
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A new International Energy Agency report finds that worldwide carbon dioxide emissions from energy — which are the lion's share of global emissions — ticked upward by 1.4% in 2017 after a three-year plateau.
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Iran, OPEC's third-largest oil producer, relies on sales of crude to China, Japan, South Korea, India and the EU to generate the lion's share of budget revenues and keep its economy afloat.
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The company has spent the past year expanding its business outside of China, which this quarter again shows accounts for the lion's share of revenue, and the results are beginning to bear fruit.
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In the modern era, those who own the means of distribution of works of art — as opposed to the artists themselves — have usually controlled the lion's share of the earnings from artistic creation.
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Biden is likely to walk away with the lion's share of 25 pledged delegates on offer on Saturday — which represent more than half of the 103 delegates previously doled out in the contest.
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After several extremely bloody years of fighting (Kiev changed hands more than a dozen times in 1919), Ukraine was divided between two newborn states: Poland and — taking the lion's share — the Soviet Union.
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If the Justice Department opts not to intervene, whistleblowers have a right to pursue their cases on their own, although the lion's share of any recovery they obtain still belongs to the government.
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The accounting profession say this is unworkable and has put forward ideas for shared audits, whereby one auditor does the lion's share of the work, while a "challenger" checks parts of a company.
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In fact, the Los Angeles Times reports that "Mayweather will earn the lion's share of the purse and pay-per-view money," adding to his $300 million estimated net worth, according to Forbes.
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Insurers require patients to pay four and a half times more out of pocket for prescription drugs than for hospital services, even though hospitals consume the lion's share of our health care dollars.
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The Nile River Basin extends to 0003 African countries, but Egypt -- one of the oldest civilizations in the world -- has controlled the river and used the lion's share of its waters for millennia.
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Regionally, emerging markets in Asia were responsible for the lion's share of all inflows in June, drawing $15.8 billion in combined equity and debt, with debt inflows to India playing a large role.
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The organization surveyed 176,000 Consumer Reports readers on their experience with their pay TV and broadband providers, and found that the lion's share of Americans remain completely disgusted with most large, incumbent operators.
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The Trump administration's lone infrastructure proposal called for $200 billion to be cut from the federal budget and moved to infrastructure projects, and asked states and local municipalities to pay the lion's share.
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While surveys suggest a bipartisan majority of Americans are in fierce opposition to the plan, the lion's share of the bogus comments offered breathless support for the attack on the popular consumer protections.
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Europe's three biggest economies received the lion's share of Chinese FDI in 2018, with Britain coming first (4.2 billion euros) followed by Germany (2.1 billion euros) and France (1.6 billion euros), the survey showed.
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Most of these are comedies — though there are just as many tremendous dramas, the lion's share of which are headed our way this fall — and there's something here for everyone, from teenagers to Grandma.
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Canadians are supposed to be polite and calm, so no wonder a lot of the pushback for Drake's behavior comes from Americans who are accustomed to owning the lion's share of obnoxious public conduct.
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The controversy over Wei's death, which erupted at the beginning of the month, prompted regulators on Monday to impose curbs on the advertising business Baidu relies on for the lion's share of its income.
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He often claims to have had a huge amount of crucial assistance from many while developing the technology, but is credited by most as having done the lion's share of the research and development.
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"At the end of the day, the Brexit was a real bad idea, but the VIX says the lion's share of the damage, at least to the U.S. is now behind us," Cramer said.
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If Facebook owns the lion's share or a majority, that could give it too much financial impetus to bend the rules in its favor even if it only has one vote on the council.
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But the lion's share of Team Clinton's planned ad spending so far comes from Priorities USA Action, which makes up more than $80 million of the pro-Clinton forces' reserved airtime until the fall.
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Moreover, the models currently available to the public rely almost exclusively on polls—although FiveThirtyEight's "polls-plus" model also incorporates some economic and demographic data, polls still get the lion's share of the weighting.
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The lion's share of that came from $292 billion sales of U.S. Treasury debt, followed by $92 billion sales of U.S. stocks, $9303 billion of U.S. agency bonds and $170 billion of non-U.
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Bob: Well for the most part if you look at the lion's share of what we ship into China generally but to Huawei who's a large customer of ours, is it's general purpose compute.
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Thanks to that data, Facebook and Google take the lion's share of digital advertising money, with the two companies taking home between 50 and 70 percent of the total budget, according to media buyers.
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The inferred that a single event, probably a neutron star merger a thousand light-years away, produced the lion's share of the curium and perhaps a third of the plutonium in the solar system.
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Analysts including Alexis Albert at Barclays put GM's European pensions deficit between $8 billion and $10 billion, with Opel's German operations accounting for the lion's share and the British Vauxhall unit for $1.1 billion.
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LePage has faced a flurry of criticism over the past week for saying that members of minority groups from out of state were responsible for the lion's share of the heroin trade in Maine.
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If this pace of growth was maintained for the whole year, it would mean that China and India would account for the lion's share of the IEA's forecast for the increase in global demand.
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The proposed reductions in personal tax rates are not going to seriously change that distribution or the fact that those who make the most carry the lion's share of the burden for funding government.
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On the flip side, women tend to dominate jobs involving community engagement, development, marketing, and public relations, while white non-Hispanics hold down the lion's share of librarian, curator, and project/exhibition manager positions.
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"One person focuses on career, and the other one does the lion's share of the work at home," Sari Kerr, an economist at Wellesley College and an author of both papers, told the Times.
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A possible solution could be platforms and publishers approaching a cable-TV-esque bundle that shifts attention to a smaller group of properties that would generate a lion's share of all attention (and profits).
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And though partisans may be grudging in their praise, unwilling to give Giuliani, and his first police commissioner, William Bratton, the lion's share of the credit for the city's turnaround, they both deserve it.
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The CRA was enacted in 1996 as a bipartisan solution to a clear problem: the lion's share of lawmaking no longer occurs in Congress, but in regulatory agencies with limited or no democratic accountability.
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Mr Báez, who is in jail on suspicion of money-laundering, received the lion's share of public-works contracts from Néstor Kirchner when he was governor of Santa Cruz and, later, many federal contracts.
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Although a small, undisclosed contingent of US troops are expected to be stationed near Syria's border with Jordan, the lion's share of US forces in Syria are expected to redeploy elsewhere in the region.
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It could also help drive the party towards national power by handing it the lion's share of Sicily's seats in the 630-seat national assembly at the next general election, due by May 2018.
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Clippers cruise past Jazz SALT LAKE CITY — For the lion's share of four quarters, the Los Angeles Clippers created the perfect blueprint for shutting down the Utah Jazz on both ends of the court.
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Early-stage investments have accounted for the lion's share of the venture industry's gains since 1994, according to Cambridge Associates, a research firm that studied the quarterly financial reports of dozens of venture firms.
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Swift's $61.7 million in touring revenue accounted for the lion's share of her 2015 haul, but Ryan Adams' stark reinterpretation of her 1989 album also helped make her the top earner of publishing royalties.
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So Americans often think about climate change as an American issue and the US is historically responsible for the lion's share of global emissions ... Well, Americans think about everything as an American issue. Totally.
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It wasn't until 2010—the year I graduated from college—that Cook Out crossed state lines, expanding across the Southeast with more than 200 restaurants, though the lion's share are still in North Carolina.
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Now that Walt Disney is about to own the lion's share of Hulu thanks to its deal with Twenty-First Century Fox, the smartest move may be ... to leave it the way it is.
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"This light-rail project won't even be on the ground for 10 years, and is gobbling up the lion's share of our dedicated sales tax revenue that would be used for transit," he said.
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Commerce Department data Friday showed consumer spending, which makes up the lion's share of the U.S. economy, increased 4.3% in the second quarter, while government spending rose 5%, the biggest boost in a decade.
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While this victory was expected, it's taken on greater importance for Sanders, enabling him to claim a major Super Tuesday success after Biden swept the lion's share of states in the past two weeks.
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His widely cited post from August argued that the lion's share of the value in crypto is being captured by the major protocols -- bitcoin and ethereum -- as opposed to the applications running on top.
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But as a platform with 2.2BN+ users Facebook has got a march on the lion's share of rivals when it comes to harvesting people's data and building out a global database of person profiles.
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Google still holds the lion's share of search ad revenue in the U.S., but Amazon is expected to chip away at that dominance over the next few years, according to a new eMarketer forecast.
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The lion's share of the fixed income flows continued to go to investment grade bond funds, which pulled in $2.3 billion, while high yield bond funds ended their nine-week drought, attracting $500 million.
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Sanders hit on two points during the session: As the Pentagon's top weapons supplier, Lockheed Martin takes the lion's share of DoD funds with nearly 90 percent of revenue coming from the federal government.
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Most pedigreed, consensus corporate tax models agree that when the dust settles, capital owners get the lion's share of any benefits from capital income tax cuts (particularly against the background of expensing all investments).
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After crunching the data from these early market launches, Moffett is skeptical that carriers will be able to deploy 5G affordably and at scale across the lion's share of the United States as promised.
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For context, assets that will be a part of Altaba were worth $52.9 billion as of December 31, the report noted, with the company's Alibaba investment taking up the lion's share at nearly 62 percent.
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That may allow for new competitors to spring up, or more likely, to pin incumbents like Amazon down towards forever plowing the lion's share of its profits into defensive investment in better technology and processes.
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Output at Inmaculada mine in Peru, which made up the lion's share of the total output, climbed 9 percent to 196,385 gold equivalent ounces in the first nine months of this year, the company said.
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It also ensures that the lion's share of resources flow through the hands of the blessed inner circle of consultants and campaign managers (Amy Sullivan's classic 2005 article on the consultant class remains vital reading).
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Even though it's clear why the imbalance between the mea culpa tours exists (sexism!!!), it's still frustrating that the comedy industry, and a lion's share of consumers, are more interested in preserving the status quo.
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In another lengthy exchange, party officials appeared to do damage control over reports that a Clinton-controlled fund was walking away with the lion's share of money meant to be used for down-ballot candidates.
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The lion's share of the 22016 space investments was a $4.73 billion round of financing for Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX, founded and overseen by technology entrepreneur Elon Musk, who also runs Tesla Motors Inc.
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But this weekend, the renowned arena will oversee the coronation of a different kind of royalty as the world's best Fortnite players duke it out for their lion's share of a $21.25 million prize pool.
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Image Credit: AP Photo/Susan WalshAs tiny-handed man-children command the lion's share of our nation's attention, the still-acting leader of the United States—President Obama—is quietly doubling down on climate change.
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Driver background checks continue to be a major problem for ride-hailing companies — highlighting the fault lines of business models that rely on self-employed contractors to do the lion's share of the service delivery.
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Global producers agreed last month to boost output by a combined 22.4,20.5 to 1 million barrels per day, and as the world's biggest crude exporter, Riyadh may account for the lion's share of the increase.
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Markets like Japan, Korea and the U.S. have emerged to account for the lion's share of global trading volumes, so the impact of this China ban is not as severe as it initially may seem.
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By 2015 it had grown to 1,140 MT. That capacity expansion and China's tendency to use it, regardless of market direction, has made it responsible for the lion's share of the world's steel overcapacity problem.
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And while ISIS has successfully raised its profile and is undoubtedly a global threat, Syrian government forces are responsible for the lion's share of the more than 250,000 people killed so far in this war.
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Add it up and you get chaos -- a disorganized jumble of messages, policies and actions that have had Trump and Republicans on the defensive for the lion's share of his time in the White House.
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Although a lion's share of Kill Cliff's business consists of direct-to-consumer sales, a good portion of the sales from brick-and-mortar sellers come from mom-and-pop natural food and specialty retailers.
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Merkel is holding talks with countries including Italy and Greece - where the lion's share of new arrivals first land in the EU - on deals to take back migrants who first registered there before reaching Germany.
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The fact that California and New Jersey contain between them the lion's share of the delegates that remain outstanding offers further reason for skepticism that Sanders has any chance of closing the gap with Clinton.
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A 20-minute meditation on darkness, light, consciousness, and oblivion, deftly orchestrated by a trio of men who've devoted the lion's share of their lives to the pursuit of and loving manipulation of heavy music.
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Had the elite consolidated behind him even a week ago, when only 19683 delegates separated them, Cruz might have won the lion's share of the 393 delegates allocated since then to lead the count today.
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LePage has faced a flurry of criticism over the past two weeks for saying that members of minority groups from out of state were responsible for the lion's share of the heroin trade in Maine.
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The lion's share of the £350m ($540m) pot of National Lottery money divided among British teams in the four years leading up to the Rio games went to those with a track record of success.
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Robertson was accused of ripping them off by claiming sole songwriting credit for almost all of the group's output, therefore securing the lion's share of royalties—living on easy street while the others scraped by.
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For different-sex couples, "division of labor" often means the working dads work — while the working moms work, do most of the household management and chores, and take on the lion's share of child care.
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There's also an appropriate connection to "Stranger Things," the Netflix series that played like a King homage, with Finn Wolfhard as the foul-mouthed Richie, who provides the lion's share of the movie's comic relief.
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The lion's share of this funding for malaria would support treating and preventing malaria in the highest burden countries, while a small percentage provides critical assistance to help countries like Paraguay get to zero cases.
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Democrats think they can flip them all, and more: the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has 91 districts in its sights, the lion's share of them in states that Mrs Clinton won or barely lost.
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"Subjecting wireless carriers' text messaging traffic to surcharges that cannot be applied to the lion's share of messaging traffic and messaging providers is illogical, anticompetitive, and harmful to consumers," the CTIA said in its filing.
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The lion's share of the roughly $21.1 billion in annual U.S. agribusiness trade with China involves soybeans, which are grown in many Midwestern farm states where Trump received strong support during the 2016 presidential election.
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On Thursday, UNDP announced the launch of The Lion's Share fund, an initiative that asks advertisers and partners to contribute 0.5 percent of their media spend each time they feature an animal in an advertisement.
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Early-stage investments have accounted for the lion's share of gains made in the venture industry since 1994, according to Cambridge Associates, a research firm that studied the financial reports of dozens of venture firms.
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And for that to happen, he will need to make up huge margins in his current polling gaps in remaining states like New Jersey and California, which command the lion's share of the remaining delegates.
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Google can deploy its insidious search manipulation practices to commandeer the lion's share of traffic and revenues in virtually any online sector of its choosing, quietly crushing competition, innovation, and consumer choice in the process.
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Near the end of the book, Clinton puts the lion's share of the blame for her defeat on then-FBI Director James Comey's late intervention, arguing that she was set to win before that happened.
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"We aim to capture the lion's share of the market, then help it grow and mature further by placing experiences at the center of the travel-planning journey," Reck told Reuters in an email interview.
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Alcoholic beverages are enjoyed in moderation by many, but the real profit in the industry lies with the minority of serious alcohol abusers who account for the lion's share of consumption — often with deadly consequences.
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The Adelsons also gave a combined $10 million to America First Action, a super PAC that supports Trump's agenda, contributing the lion's share of the $12 million the group brought in during the third quarter.
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So, even though about half of American families directly or indirectly own stocks, the lion's share of the value of that ownership is still in the hands of the top part of the wealth distribution.
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South Africa remains polarized by inequality more than two decades after the end of white-minority rule in 1994, with the lion's share of the economy still in the hands of the white minority population.
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"If the lion's share of commands from the driver can be inputted through virtual assistants, rather than fiddling around with touchscreens and buttons, the current epidemic of driver distraction will be greatly mitigated," Palmer added.
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" The Wall Street Journal is correct that the lion's share of Menashi's article is an academic defense of Israel against scholars who "argue that liberal democracy precludes the state from adopting a particularistic ethnonational identity.
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