If this all sounds a bit lofty, well, it's a good time to be lofty, but also, these stories are the opposite of lofty.
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So will Lofty, Chairish and Viyet, which sell high-end furniture, decorative items and artwork; curators from Lofty and Viyet will vet your items in your home.
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" "We have lived through lofty promises and vague plans.
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The "bleeding star" element is similarly lofty in Jon's case.
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Aunt Holiday and Auntie Lofty appeared in a 2017 book.
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Kids usually have lofty dreams for when they grow up.
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"People have super lofty expectations [from sex robots]," says McMullen.
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Two more albums have also placed in those lofty heights.
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That's why Tesla's valuation, as lofty as it seemed, stung.
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The new conquerors wore black scarves and had lofty eyes.
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Uber is reaching for a lofty valuation around $120 billion.
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The Meridian sound system delivers on its lofty sonic promise.
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Mayer did her best to live up to lofty expectations.
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Those estimates appeared to beat the market's already lofty expectations.
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There are three ways it can meet investors' lofty expectations.
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Guess they thought acorus (ph) was too lofty sounding. Heh!
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And that helps to explain Nadella's lofty language around bots.
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However, results have occasionally come in below analysts' lofty expectations.
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However, the Trump rally has contributed to somewhat lofty valuations.
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Let's hope it can live up to the lofty expectations.
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My house would have a lofty cabiny feeling to it.
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Relax the sometimes stilted, lofty voice without dumbing it down.
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The term has since taken on a lofty, moralizing weight.
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And it's true that Trump's approval among Republicans is lofty.
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However, most sneakers don't start out with such lofty prices.
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They share lofty, aspirational monikers, like Paramount, Accurate, and Elite.
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That much at the onset seems like a lofty goal.
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Like Goldwater, Nixon cast tribal politics in lofty ideological terms.
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But there are two individuals who deserved that lofty distinction.
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Stock prices continue to rise despite concerns about lofty valuations.
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All of a sudden, Netflix's soaring valuation looks too lofty.
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Her parents maintained lofty academic expectations, and she met them.
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For all his lofty ambitions, he felt like a failure.
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After a lofty introduction by the House's lead manager, Rep.
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It's one thing to make a list of lofty ideals.
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The Schaulager is lofty but also has very intimate corners.
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The plan for the next decade is a lofty one.
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They see the Trump administration as having expressed lofty goals.
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Elevating someone to this lofty status was a serious move.
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Oil prices were backing off those lofty levels this morning.
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Here's my suggestion: Let the lofty ideal of integration go.
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Lofty market valuations aren't happening in a vacuum, of course.
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The lofty Gowanus place was by far the best option.
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Tink's new goals have no timeline, but are still lofty.
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For now, Johnson says the goal isn't quite that lofty.
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That was a tell-tale sign the lofty prices wouldn't last.
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To be clear, this is lofty, fantastical, and silly mythological stuff.
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The descent from these lofty, historical and political heights is staggering.
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That does not always translate to lofty rankings of deal makers.
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The lofty prices for the big five rest on strong fundamentals.
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The indictment also reflected the group's lofty aspirations beyond criminal enterprise.
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This spiritual bankruptcy doesn't, however, poison the band's previous lofty achievements.
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It was an impressive if imperfect execution of its lofty ideas.
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Such a lofty valuation raises the possibility of far more competition.
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Maximising benefits to society is too lofty a goal for regulators.
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But it also risks bringing Apple's lofty brand down to earth.
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So why does the GBTC ETF command such a lofty premium?
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These buildings aren't the first lofty high-rises in the neighborhood.
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The recipients have a lofty list of goals to aspire to.
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Over the centuries, reality has never lived up to lofty ideals.
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"The movie is scary because it's lofty and heady," Stewart said.
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Will Snapchat Pika reach the lofty heights of Dancing Hot Dog?
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Sure, those are some lofty goals, but you've gotta start somewhere.
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The missions of the progressive-liberal organizations are lofty and good.
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But this was not a race between lofty ideals: slavery vs.
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He also set a somewhat lofty promise for any tax overhaul.
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The Mee Audio Pinnacle P21s live up to their lofty name.
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Well, I wouldn't be so lofty as to call it that.
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Al Jazeera English went live in 250 with lofty editorial aims.
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But analysts say lofty valuations pose a challenge to sale processes.
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Washington (CNN)In a lofty and at moments pointed speech, Sen.
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In the White House, he has a lofty but precarious status.
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It's a lofty goal, but it's one that can be done.
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The company just raised $21 million to pursue its lofty agenda.
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" What Virgil actually wrote was stranger: "the walls of lofty Rome.
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Despite his lofty ambitions, Page still reportedly drives a Toyota Prius.
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These schemes often promise lofty returns with little or no risk.
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Those are lofty goals, but Ariza is confident she'll accomplish them.
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And it's setting a lofty goal: 2 billion users by 2020.
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Some other lofty development projects appear to have stalled as well.
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Resolute Support has shifted its focus away from lofty recruitment goals.
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There were reasons to believe lofty promises as 21919 was beginning.
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Today the lofty wooden lodge serves cocktails and occasionally hosts bands.
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With such lofty ambitions, the name was obvious: Queen Bean Coffee.
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Amanda Gorman, above, is the first to hold the lofty title.
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And with expectations so lofty, the risk of disappointment is high.
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Those without insurance may end up facing these lofty list prices.
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Disney needs that distribution outlet to hit its lofty subscriber goals.
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Democrats like Mann hold up a lofty image of human flourishing.
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It's easy to set lofty goals, and then forget about them.
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That's a lofty responsibility, and one the show could not escape.
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Now get some friends to join you with your lofty observations.
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Still, it didn't quite live up to the designers' lofty initial expectations.
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With it comes a host of lofty, well-intentioned goals and resolutions.
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A third report showed consumer sentiment holding at lofty levels this month.
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All of those incredibly lofty estimates, however, are based on longer timetables.
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This might sound lofty, but it reflects the changing role of marketing.
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Trump's campaign, like that of many politicians, was founded on lofty promises.
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Carlo Rovelli's acclaimed and lofty exploration of time will satisfy similar yearnings.
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Here are ten that are taking us closer to that lofty goal.
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We need to price carbon to meet those lofty (and critical) goals.
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However, mobile gaming doesn't have the same lofty requirements as PC gaming.
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So how do you move into the lofty world of high achievers?
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Sberbank's lofty rate currently dwarfs many other lenders in the European region.
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Hollomon's provocateurs rest placidly under the lofty words of fortune cookie messages.
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Still, measures of current sales and sales expectations remained at lofty levels.
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I had less lofty goals when I played around with Google Assistant.
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But six years in, NuSI is nowhere near achieving its lofty ambitions.
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The lofty valuation is a consequence of running businesses with better margins.
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The SoundBoost Speaker runs $80 and Moto's projector is a lofty $300.
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While welcoming closer dialogue, the German government may have less lofty aims.
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Ruben Slikk & Lofty 305)" Maxo Kream Maxo Kream - "Randy Moss Freestyle (ft.
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The Colony occupied a lofty perch in New York City's dining scene.
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Stolterfoht once again offers up a lofty concept he hopes to discuss.
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The only problem Cramer could find about Cintas was its lofty valuation.
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But there's no guarantee that company will hit its lofty goals, either.
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The Enchanted Hill's lofty position offers prime views of downtown Los Angeles.
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We are incredibly close to achieving once-lofty goals in our lifetime.
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"We had lots of lofty ideas and it was amazing," said Crosby.
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Dr. Selzer's lofty, old-fashioned style infused short stories, essays and memoir.
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Majoring in engineering might not guarantee you a lofty job much longer.
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Downhill skier Lindsey Vonn has been setting lofty goals since age seven.
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She says lofty expectations over its growth trajectory could be its downfall.
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Mr. Davidson took on the Taper assignment with determination and lofty goals.
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Lofty expectations at the start of the calendar year are not new.
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She said that she didn't like the lofty rhymes of kibbutz poets.
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Below, we chart the progress achieved toward this lofty, zero-emission goal.
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Their founders shared a lofty goal: to turn boys into model citizens.
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To the left, a lofty-looking Demeter gives the gift of grain.
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Even so, achieving Mr. Xi's lofty vision will be no easy task.
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The lofty returns had stunned him, according to one of the people.
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These are lofty goals for almost everyone who isn't a nun. 16.
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Victorian details include lofty ceilings, original skirting boards, cornices and ceiling rosettes.
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So skip the lofty rhetoric and emphasize issues of pocketbooks and corruption.
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Lofty ambitions, though, are likely to collide with hard-knuckled diplomatic bargaining.
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One, markets were pricing in perfection, as evidenced by lofty market valuations.
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Yes Bank, another upstart, also traded on lofty multiples eighteen months ago.
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Previous British governments have adopted lofty targets for trade, with mixed success.
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That season may have also been LeBron James' finest (a lofty achievement).
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And he has lofty goals to scale the AI business within UiPath.
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A lofty goal — but the winds of change are blowing in Massachusetts.
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Its overarching objectives are lofty and idealistic, bordering on a messianic zeal.
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Tall people looking for a small car will appreciate the lofty headroom.
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GM has a long way to go to reach Barra's lofty target.
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However, it is still up a lofty 103 percent since the election.
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Something about calling it an art feels a little lofty to me.
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The yuan had reached this lofty level due to a three pronged approach.
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It's no secret that Apple has lofty ambitions in the health-care space.
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Away's new lofty valuation proves how far you can get with excellent branding.
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News of the lofty valuation sent GSK shares down 4 percent on Monday.
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Here's the rabbit surveying the upside-down hutch from his lofty vantage point.
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And its lofty ranking on any list of the world's most despised corporations.
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Those lofty expectations nearly took a big, deflating hit in the season opener.
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In doing so, her position becomes lofty and aspirational but not entirely knowable.
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New year, new goals: some of them lofty, some a little more approachable.
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I know that excluding individuals from massive marketing opportunities is a lofty ask.
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ETBU, however, has the lofty goal of turning Marshall back into a destination.
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It's a lofty group of compatriots that the newest Crunchie winner will join.
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At least at the beginning of the carnage, Mort remains lofty and disparaging.
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Ball Lightning does't quite reach the lofty heights that The Three-Body Problem.
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On "Bird of Prey," Von Teese is alone, surrounded only by lofty synths.
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It's not a very lofty future, but I daresay it's a useful one.
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And Amazon has been betting big on lofty sci-fi and fantasy projects.
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He has ditched his lofty know-it-all tone for dialogue and debate.
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In this way, even lofty leaves bear traces of what lies far beneath.
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Does that sound too flighty, too lofty, too ridiculously up-its-own-arse?
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China's investment rate has stayed at a lofty 40% or so of GDP.
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One lofty assignment -- often doled out to senior justices -- is the budget committee.
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The DeVos family foundation has made numerous and lofty donations to Republican lawmakers.
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Performance is down from the lofty heights at the turn of the century.
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Howthe lofty have fallen, up or down, dependsentirely on one's point of view.
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That's a pretty lofty goal, but it's what the team is working toward.
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Uber is reaching for a lofty valuation in its upcoming initial public offering.
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"That's a pretty lofty goal, but that's what I'm aiming for," she said.
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Consumer spending is rising moderately, with confidence easing from its recent lofty levels.
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Lofty price aside, the Panono is a different kind of 360-degree camera.
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I'm sure the Cheetah EP is going to reach his usual lofty heights.
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Bernie Sanders has some lofty ideas about economic reform in the United States.
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They have reached lofty — some might say mythical — valuations extrapolated from private investments.
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They're just lofty ideals, among the only ideals Bobby, Phil, and Vonnie have.
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Particularly when you give them a lofty title like Woman of the Year.
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Already, investors are feeling cautious as stocks sit at lofty valuations, he said.
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In an age of polarization and vilification this may seem a lofty aspiration.
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Persistent and lofty national debts in Italy and Greece are also a worry.
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He was nicknamed the Kangaroo Kid on campus because of his lofty jumps.
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It has achieved that lofty position in the beer industry through taking risks.
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It also commands a similar lofty price, $34 for a 50-minute class.
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Inside Kajaki there are more immediate problems than the lofty goals of peace.
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I had lofty plans to buy a super awesome expensive — like, $300 maybe!
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Archer is off to an 22-232 start with a lofty 03 ERA.
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That could be a lofty goal, even with the push from California's teachers.
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Perhaps both are lofty human rights we could someday emulate in each other.
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Lozano, who has struggled to meet lofty expectations, was substituted out during halftime.
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Truthfully, we were a little skeptical when we started hearing these lofty declarations.
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They shared a penchant for lofty rhetoric and a fondness for flashy cars.
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The question that remains is whether Sanders could actually achieve his lofty aims.
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It sounds lofty, but disrupters have changed the nature of the internet before.
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Despite being the son of Mario Cuomo, lofty rhetoric is not his thing.
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The founder of Raya, an exclusive dating app, has some lofty utopian goals.
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The numbers are lofty, but Beijing's terms seem to instill even more doubt.
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But in recent weeks, the brutal reality beneath the lofty visions has emerged.
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Mr. Renton is the museum director, though the title might be slightly lofty.
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Its lofty goal is to essentially become the online generation's equivalent to television.
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But by many measures, Sichuan food has rarely been afforded such lofty status.
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Characteristically, he had a specific, lofty notion of reading as a moral calling.
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Investors said lofty estimates led them to buy the notes at inflated prices.
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What those lofty plans look like in the final product is anyone's guess.
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He is called not ranking member but more lofty and dignified - Vice-Chair.
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The song does feel like a dream, with pillowy production and lofty vocals.
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Investors seem to be losing patience with lofty valuations at loss-making companies.
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Go deeper: 2020 climate plans have lofty goals for energy research and development
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Peter Kaplan's métier as a photographer was the aerial shot from lofty angles.
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So when I arrived in town, I didn't have lofty dreams at all.
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But Buffett slammed corporate bosses who buy stock back when prices are lofty.
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The Nuraphones have some pretty lofty aspirations and an equally high $399 price tag.
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The upcoming earnings season will justify the lofty valuations for U.S. stocks, analysts said.
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It is also offering strangely ambitious or lofty guidance while oil prices look vulnerable.
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And if share values are lofty, they are not yet seen as unreasonably so.
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Despite the lofty title, the function of the national party chair is fairly limited.
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Despite these lofty ideas, the real fun of it all lies in the niches.
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Investors are turning their attention to the impending earnings season to justify lofty valuations.
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One factor that could drive lofty expectations for private equity investments is rising fees.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The United States just handicapped China's lofty artificial intelligence ambitions.
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Savings rose to a lofty $712.3 billion from $678.3 billion in the fourth quarter.
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And the militant Sparrows have knocked her powerful family off its once-lofty perch.
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The KFC sandwich failure suggests the company isn't yet ready for that lofty goal.
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And asking prices, while still lofty, are increasingly moving down, especially for luxury properties.
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Mr McDonnell descended from these lofty heights to outline his policies for "reprogramming capitalism".
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That gave it the infrastructure match needed to fulfill their lofty plans for Noon.
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He also expressed concern about what he called relatively lofty valuations in financial markets.
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Savings rose to a lofty $739.3 billion from $700.6 billion in the third quarter.
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Savings rose to a lofty $712.3 billion from $863 billion in the fourth quarter.
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Most fintech startups espouse two lofty goals: disrupting the banks and serving the underserved.
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Sure, Bandersnatch grapples with some lofty ideas about fate, free will, and multiple realities.
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It's not exactly a secret that Uber has a lofty valuation at $69 billion.
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Facebook is already facing scrutiny over its lofty plan to launch a global cryptocurrency.
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However, industry leaders are skeptical these lofty goals can be reached without U.S. tech.
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But all my lofty food aspirations break down when I get to the supermarket.
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Lofty rhetoric is so seductive to intellectuals in so many ways, but it's misleading.
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The more detailed exchange that followed was a study in caricatures: lofty principle vs.
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If lofty phrases have never driven Europe's integration, they can scarcely slow its unravelling.
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You may have lofty goals, but confronting your own ambition is terrifying in itself.
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It was just a tough task for the dollar to meet markets' lofty expectations.
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As such, the raptures of the deep remain a lofty challenge for any filmmaker.
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So even internally, there's full recognition of how lofty the Lynk & Co goals are.
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In this state of emergency, there's no room for wimpy euphemisms and lofty rhetoric.
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But I (Zach) have reservations about whether GNS can deliver on its lofty claims.
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New numbers posted today have the U.S. return rate at a lofty 93 percent.
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He is promoting B Corps, companies that adhere to lofty social and environmental standards.
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Citi cited recent increased competitiveness from Arista and Cisco and "lofty" second half expectations.
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In this early-build XC60, only a detail or two betrayed the lofty aspirations.
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The inclusion of this language is not simply a nod to lofty development goals.
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It was filled with that '60s style of lofty, inspiring and self-important idealism.
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Nor is it the pie's burnished brown crust, lofty as a hot-air balloon.
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LF Andrew Benintendi drew lofty praise from Cubs manager Joe Maddon before Sunday's game.
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But it was Dan Cathy who took these lofty ideas and created concrete practices.
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Nonetheless, future talented young players could sign lofty deals that outweigh their rookie contracts.
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However, the sector has come under pressure of late over concerns about lofty valuations.
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Trump is taking a political gamble by choosing major donors for such lofty posts.
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Lofty mansions gave way to shotgun houses in various states of renewal and disrepair.
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But as CEO, it was Morrison who took flack for its lofty price tag.
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In fact, the circumstances couldn't have been more amenable toward J Street's lofty goal.
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But Lecavalier never realized the lofty expectations that came with his $22.5 million contract.
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The average age of the team is just 24, but they have lofty ambitions.
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Expectations for Snap, the parent of the disappearing-message and photo app, are lofty.
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The person behind the lens was, in her way, no less lofty a luminary.
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He veered between the lofty and the down to earth, as he often does.
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That's a lofty role model to aspire to – only adapted to the digital age.
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Whether those deals live up to the lofty price tag is another question altogether.
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They view themselves as higher-order sportsmen, concerned with the lofty business of legacies.
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For wealthy residents, towers provide lofty views from which to look down on neighbors.
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I love Ms. Sherald's Vogue-cover-worthy vision, as lofty and queenly and pensive.
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They framed the vote around both lofty constitutional principles and parochial home-district matters.
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" The Academy later took that to mean works of "a lofty and sound idealism.
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Have we lived up to the lofty ideals emblazoned in our nation's founding documents?
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Federer himself had no idea why he has started shakily, by his lofty standards.
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Like many blockchain projects, there are some lofty intentions for social impact with Celo.
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The meeting fell far short of Mr. Trump's lofty promises of North Korean denuclearization.
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On the one hand, the neighborhood feels urban, particularly amid its lofty high-rises.
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But so far, despite the lofty rhetoric of the House's lead impeachment prosecutor Rep.
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But he did it in lofty terms and with a characteristic flourish of history.
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It would achieve this lofty goal by transforming economics, constitutions, psyches, or the environment.
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Occasionally they produce a convincing, if less lofty, imitation of a red-tailed hawk.
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A survey on Thursday showed confidence among homebuilders hovering at lofty levels in February.
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To achieve those lofty goals, the government has taken a series of proactive measures.
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He is amiable and direct, and his lab's ambitions are both lofty and pragmatic.
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That's a lofty goal, but it already has 160,000 followers as of press time.
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Employees' frustrations with the bank extend beyond the pressure to keep hitting lofty targets.
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I think it is fair in this sense: I think that many of them who have essentially traded the moral high ground for access have stepped down from their lofty pulpit, their lofty positions, and have therefore opened themselves up to criticism.
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As their lofty revenue goals suggest, they have no intention of stopping any time soon.
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For all of Facebook's lofty proclamations about empowerment, sometimes people just don't want their shit.
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Lowry has encouraged such lofty proclamations dating back to Game 3 of the Miami series.
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Musk set lofty goals and insisted on sticking to them, according to countless media reports.
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Sales and profit continue to grow — just not fast enough to meet investors' lofty expectations.
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Commit to a date-specific goal Goals don't need to be lofty to be effective.
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But with their valuations at lofty levels, we are no longer increasing our stock portfolio.
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The newspaper noted that President Trump's approval among Republicans stands at a lofty 90 percent.
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Analysts also pointed to the lofty valuation for the consumer staples sector as a risk.
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We have lofty goals but I feel confident that we can hit and exceed them.
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Those lofty valuations, which often bring companies into new categories, can create culture clashes, too.
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Investors are looking to the upcoming earnings season to justify lofty valuations on Wall Street.
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While these are all very lofty dreams, LauncherOne has yet to make its first flight.
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The performance, the fifth-best domestic weekend opening of all time, met lofty analyst expectations.
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He offered young girls money, promised lofty careers and affection in exchange for sexual favors.
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The path to irrelevance is covered in the corpses of good intentions and lofty ambitions.
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It's key to supporting the company's growth story as well as its lofty stock price.
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The pressure is now on Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang to satisfy investors' lofty expectations.
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And we deserve to pursue lofty dreams instead struggling to earn a handful of dollars.
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Away from such lofty philosophy, humans have worked with computers on complex tasks for decades.
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Citi said it sees too "lofty" second half expectations for the networking & cybersecurity solutions provider.
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That was not his Australia, and lofty class-based put-downs were not his values.
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Tesla expects to bring similarly lofty numbers to the street with the upcoming Roadster redux.
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The goals are as lofty as you might expect from early Google employees-turned-entrepreneurs.
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In Strickland's mind, such extreme and domineering behavior seems almost requisite, considering his lofty goals.
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As I read through Luke's version, the language felt much more direct and less lofty.
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Analysts said the results may have come up short of investors' lofty expectations for Celgene.
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Of course, whether the Karma lives up to GoPro's lofty promises remains to be seen.
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The index, which was previously reported at 134.1 in May, still remains at lofty levels.
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Its lofty position in Europe's league table demonstrates that its approach has, on balance, worked.
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On its YouTube channel, Lofty Pursuits, a candy and ice cream shop in Tallahassee, Fla.
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Superman—and his lofty, all-powerful image—just isn't conducive to this kind of design.
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This will add to the lofty costs of the now-dead health insurance mega-mergers.
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I was certainly skeptical of some of the lofty promises being made by the company.
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But to his critics, these lofty pursuits seem disregardful of all-too-pressing earthly concerns.
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In 2003, San Francisco set the lofty objective of getting to zero waste by 2020.
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However, Goldman Sachs was down 0.6 percent after Citigroup rating cut due to lofty valuations.
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For China, at least for now, those are lofty goals that are far, far away.
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Leslie reaches her lofty ambitions while also learning that it's okay to rely on others.
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As corporate earnings reports start trickling in, investors are also cautious given the lofty valuations.
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But despite their numerous successes, Jimmyjane still managed to fall short of their lofty goals.
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In December, the company announced a lofty goal to break the barrier sometime in 22017.
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The more extreme and lofty their fantasies were, the better they felt in the moment.
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But despite its lofty goals, there is some disagreement within Silicon Valley about its tactics.
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Here's the view from that lofty altitude: SpaceShipTwo looking back on Spaceship Earth 🌎 pic.twitter.
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From the outset, however, it lacked the real authority to actually fulfill those lofty intentions.
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Whether this lofty goal is reached, she has at the least made pop culture inroads.
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There are hopeful signs, high ambitions and lofty plans, but certainly no guarantee of success.
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Lofty goals lead to inevitable moments when you aren't yet living up to your expectations.
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That's a lofty goal, and one that would require the leadership of the next president.
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Moretti's blend of passion, principle, and pleasure is a lofty political project in itself. ♦
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It is a lofty price, especially when cash flow is tight in the energy industry.
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Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk are known for its ambitious goals and lofty expectations.
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That, plus Manafort's lofty title and central role in Trump's campaign, makes it HUGE news.
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"We do not think 3 percent GDP is that lofty of a goal," Cohn said.
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The goals, industry supporters say, are less lofty than those from past energy overhaul efforts.
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That is a lofty target, especially for a company with a habit of missing them.
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Those lofty valuations, which often bring companies into new categories, can create culture clashes too.
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Although the price tags for these neighborhoods can be lofty, there is a financial upside.
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Despite stalling in recent weeks, the post-election rally has contributed to somewhat lofty valuations.
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Strategists expect companies' profit growth to help justify lofty valuations and sustain gains in stocks.
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The inventories-to-shipments ratio fell to a still lofty 1.35 from 1.36 in October.
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But while the aims might have been artistically lofty, passers-by seemed a little puzzled.
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Given General Assiri's lofty rank, declaring his culpability would also reflect on the crown prince.
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Neither standards and accountability nor charter schools have lived up to their promoters' lofty aspirations.
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Staying connected to those you love, but cannot physically be with, is a lofty task.
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It plagued the Carter administration, reaching a lofty 21980% in 1979 and 13.5% in 1980.
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A lofty, sunny one-bedroom there with almost 700 square feet had plenty of character.
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Gone are the lofty days when education was meant to make us a better citizens.
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But Mr. Xi's lofty vision clashes with a harsh reality across much of rural China.
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The challenge for Andela will be expanding its model to meet its lofty growth targets.
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He said he did not talk to his constituents about climate change in lofty terms.
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The person behind the lens was, though more discreetly crowned, no less lofty a luminary.
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These are worrisome trends, since its lofty $27 billion value hinges on attracting more people.
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Morgan Stanley strategists said the lift from the dollar could help companies hit lofty targets.
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It's historic, even in the lofty context of a special counsel investigation of the president.
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Story at a glance Need extra motivation to stick with those lofty New Year's resolutions?
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Brex, a Silicon Valley fintech darling, has lofty plans to battle big banks—and Stripe.
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Quarterly earnings have to essentially grow into the lofty expectations built up by the market.
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Lofty rhetoric of social dumping is bad old trade protectionism dressed up as social fairness.
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Even as Kendra pursues lofty goals, her parents say they want to strike a balance.
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If the margins are high, the business is more deserving of a lofty tech valuation.
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But those lofty spaces have been, and still are, almost invariably reserved for men only.
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It arouses lofty contempt in many Westerners, an exasperated rational impatience, but not in me.
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Lofty words, called tenets, were painted on the walls in big block letters. Equality. Simplicity.
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Whether the show would ultimately live up to its lofty ambitions remained to be seen.
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Such lofty status is bound to give a young man a certain degree of swagger.
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As worries over global growth have mounted, lofty expectations for U.S. corporate growth have subsided.
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Cake is rich and sugary, with a fine crumb; muffins are lofty, open and less sweet.
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The death of Justice Antonin Scalia immediately prompted lofty-sounding pronouncements from leaders of both parties.
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Rapid expansion to live up to its lofty valuation could conceivably spoil things, some analysts say.
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Facebook's Wall Street fairy tale is ending thanks to its own success and continued lofty expectations.
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The speech was full of the North's usual self-congratulatory, lofty proclamations and anti-Western rhetoric.
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It's a classic sports trope, the dreamer who sets a lofty goal then somehow achieves it.
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For all its lofty VR dreams, Lytro's future may be more grounded than it ever thought.
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From afar, San Francisco looks lofty compared to the sea that surrounds it on three sides.
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"It's a market getting towards pretty lofty levels, so any disappointment is clearly penalised," he added.
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Revelations in the press—stemming largely from the Journal—unraveled the firm's lofty and undeliverable promises.
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The company's strategy to reach that lofty goal revolves around widening its reach to new audiences.
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But those changes are only the beginning of the company's lofty dreams for its search engine.
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But some argue China's ambitions are not lofty enough to spur action from the United States.
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Then life gets in the way and by February, you've forgotten all about your lofty resolution.
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Why it matters: Subscription streaming providers have set lofty subscriber goals over the next few years.
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Yet beneath the lofty aims, Labour would preserve many of the fundamentals of Britain's foreign policy.
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Expectations for earnings and revenue growth over the next 12 months now look "lofty," Morganlander said.
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They have a patchy record when it comes to upholding lofty principles in their own judgments.
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So it makes sense that Apple would apply a similarly lofty logic to its retail outlets.
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Still, it's good to have lofty ambitions, and that's one thing SpaceX has a lot of.
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Investors grew skeptical the company could live up to the lofty expectations around users and revenue.
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UPlay+ will be up and running on September 3, priced at a lofty $14.99 a month.
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"A lot of things that seem less lofty are actually more difficult to study," he said.
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I aimed for those lofty goals, and I would like to humbly submit that I succeeded.
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Plenty of protest movements have lofty aims, but Extinction Rebellion has an unusual knack for organisation.
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Two hours of hype, lofty marketing speak, and then the console itself was a no-show.
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His typically lofty shake-up-an-industry response: in future Tesla will deliver cars to you.
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Despite the lofty rhetoric, however, McCain still voted to move forward the legislative process he decried.
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Tesla is eager to avoid the lofty import duties levied against cars imported into the country.
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Without rapid user or revenue per user growth, Snap investors are reconsidering its formerly lofty valuation.
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In traditional CES fashion, there are of course some products here whose goal appears less lofty.
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The Perennial started with a lofty goal: To become the most sustainable restaurant in the world.
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There are budget cut attempts and no policy, yet lofty statements about ending HIV by 2030.
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Both teams include cameramen to document the expeditions and experiences of wounded vets undertaking lofty goals.
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Route 285 is lined with flaring towers burning the gas, like lofty torches in the night.
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That's kind of the lofty goal, but really we just want to put out good comics.
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A lofty goal — except for the fact that their request was directed at the wrong company.
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Despite hitting its lofty sales target ahead of time, Xiaomi has struggled to win over investors.
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One minute, it's lofty and mythical, reveling in imagined narratives, the next it's stark and personal.
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In the meantime he's funding Blue Origin with his own money to pursue these lofty ambitions.
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It happened even as valuation multiples fell a bit, to a still-lofty 14 times EBITDA.
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Apple's announcement suggests corporate earnings estimates may be too lofty given challenges facing the global economy.
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Antihero: Saul Bellow's feckless nudnik Herzog, with his lofty erudite arguments and his grinding personal grievances.
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He builds his thesis around lofty valuations, increasing content costs, and a plethora of emerging competitors.
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There's still plenty of models that start quite a bit less than that lofty number, however.
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"Luckin's valuation is not cheap or lofty - it's reasonable," said David Li, head of Centurium Capital.
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Hence the temptation to package trade as part of Beijing's lofty vision of great power relationships.
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As it turned out, there was little correlation between their lofty rhetoric and their actual policies.
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However, Amazon likes to spend, so there could be a chance that it reports lofty expenditures.
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One company that is helping to turn this lofty goal into an eventual reality is Cellink.
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He also doesn't agree with cryptocurrency being framed as an investment – but for more lofty reasons.
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Indeed, some have even hypothesized that life may already have taken root in Venus's lofty vistas.
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From her lofty vantage of feminine superiority, Tomlin replies with a wisdom typical to our gender.
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It allowed them to translate their ideas from lofty abstractions into black-and-white policy proposals.
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"The widely criticised National Programme for IT also started out with similar lofty vision," he noted.
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The total fundraising effort is targeted at a lofty goal of $5 billion, sources told TechCrunch.
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He made no mention of the real estate mogul in his lofty concession speech late Tuesday.
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And where in that ruthlessness is respect for the lofty principles that Sessions so disingenuously espoused?
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Others suspect Mr. Trump is driven less by lofty ideology than by moment-to-moment impulse.
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Despite those lofty goals, the gritty reality of geopolitics intrudes in the country's budding cultural sphere.
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Mr. Suazo Córdova did not aspire to lofty social goals, former American and Honduran officials said.
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"It's a lofty ideal, the people's house, and we have to ground it in some reality."
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However, investment in untested startup companies remains relatively modest despite all the buzz and lofty expectations.
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It's a lofty goal, but then again, space programs have never been known for thinking small.
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I arrived with a new pair of high-top Converse and a set of lofty goals.
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The lofty goal of Banjo's system is to alert law enforcement of crimes as they happen.
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In her return this week, she has been greeted by swarms of fans — and lofty expectations.
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Girls, particularly, were little more than dull collections of moral qualities, pawns in authors' lofty allegories.
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Buybacks are still lofty Silverblatt emphasized that buybacks remain "strong" when compared with a normal year.
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Knausgaard understands that this is a gruesomely high price to pay for his lofty literary aims.
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Let Poe's story be a lesson to the lofty: You can run, but you can't hide.
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"The lofty goal is that this performance might move to a moment of interconnectivity," he said.
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She was met with lofty expectations by many as the next big thing in American tennis.
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Its most recent investment came last July — $150 million on a lofty $1.9 billion valuation. Monday.
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The evening's theme may have been a little lofty, and the program did not quite coalesce.
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The storm of criticism that followed arrived with a mix of fierce anger and lofty condescension.
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The greater evil is the violation of the lofty purpose written into this country's founding documents.
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And she has spent sleepless nights worrying about why people think she is lofty or frosty.
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That&aposs all before factoring in other lofty expenses in the city, like $7 bacon strips.
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I want women whose hearts are pure crystal, whose souls are pure, whose impulses are lofty.
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It is far easier to declare it so from the lofty perch of the executive office.
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"It sounds lofty and weird, but Tuesdays has transformed me as a human being," he said.
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But Blue Apron is betting that it will survive, in part because of its lofty aims.
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Though few Times journalists have such lofty datelines to their credit, almost all have their favorites.
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In recent years, many of the largest pharma contractors have changed hands, often at lofty valuations.
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His lofty pronouncements might not play well in a world full of snark and juvenile memes.
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" To that end, "a school that has a lofty sticker cost could be a better value.
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Anyone who knows me in the world would say those two words, so it's not lofty.
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The lofty $1,500 price tag is due to the dishwasher's power and built-in Wifi connectivity.
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Modern Alpine spa resorts reimagine the mountains' traditional wooden huts as lofty architectural temples of repose.
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Valued at a lofty $25.5 billion, Uber has a lot more at stake than its competitors.
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Sometimes she seems aware of the glaring discrepancy between her lofty wisdom and the knottier reality.
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"The 'Permian Jr' nickname set some lofty expectations," said Shak Ahmed, research analyst at RS Energy.
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Netflix has clearly set some lofty goals for itself, but the method seems to be working.
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Prices, too, are lofty, with studios in some of the buildings renting for about $14613,13 a month.
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Small adjustments like these add up in the long run and make lofty goals far more manageable.
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As the backlog of payments grows, spenders offer increasingly lofty fees to attract miners to their transactions.
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But nor was either man distracted by lofty talk about saving the planet or strengthening civil society.
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The lofty journey started in Abu Dhabi and 16 months later landed back where its journey began.
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And for investors who can get in to the private markets, there's the problem of lofty valuations.
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He doesn't suffer fools, and he is intolerant of anyone who fails to meet his lofty standards.
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Even if the TPP failed to live up to their lofty rhetoric, it did break new ground.
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After a highly promising rookie year, Wiggins has regressed and failed to live up to lofty expectations.
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She expressed concern that politicians were content with lofty speeches that missed the reality on the ground.
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She in part cites the lofty average state and local deductions taken in her high-tax district.
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Smith, who also had only nine holes' practice, was almost giddy with delight at her lofty position.
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In both cases, these companies made lofty promises that left them incapable of handling high operating costs.
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Beyond Spotify's lofty goals, there aren't a lot of details here about what it has in mind.
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However, the sector has come under pressure in the past few days over concerns about lofty valuations.
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BACK STORY The modern encyclopedia burst out of the Enlightenment as a lofty compendium of human intelligence.
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GoPro listed the Odyssey price at $15,000 — a hefty sum, yet one commensurate with its lofty promise.
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Previous similar projects that made lofty promises were (rightfully) slammed for it by technologists and security experts.
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Companies have tried to evolve by buying smaller firms, often at lofty prices and with mixed results.
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T'Challa struggles with the realization that his own father raised him with lofty ideals, then betrayed them.
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Aviles knocks Felix down from his lofty position and summons him home to Sinaloa, tail between legs.
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The AAP, with its lofty recommendations, doesn't sound entirely in tune with the realities of daily life.
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This all-electric, fully autonomous, modular vehicle comes accompanied by lofty proclamations instead of a steering wheel.
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Show Me The Money Lofty goals attract big investors, and Diffbot has attracted some of the biggest.
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But despite its lofty promises, Wolf Intelligence doesn't appear to have a good reputation in the industry.
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The real numbers released this week by the company aren't quite so lofty, but are impressive nonetheless.
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The treatise fails to explain why Lyft will be the company that accomplishes these extremely lofty goals.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has a lofty goal: to get one billion people using virtual reality technology.
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German astronaut Alexander Gerst posts many extraordinary views from his lofty perch in the International Space Station.
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It's hard to make something like masturbation cool, so that's a little bit of a lofty goal.
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But it appeared unlikely on Monday that Schiff's lofty closing remarks had resonated among those GOP senators.
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They promise lofty ideas and profound truths, and yes, sometimes they do live up to the hype.
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Still, for perhaps the greatest short-term loan ever, we have to look beyond such lofty talents.
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And far from being intimidated by that lofty praise, it seems to be music to Allen's ears.
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The congresswoman also fought back against criticism that the Green New Deal was too broad or lofty.
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Investors are waiting to see if corporate reports in the impending earnings season justify the lofty valuations.
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To be fair, the "Cars" movies have never really been anything special by Pixar's lofty artistic standards.
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But with its lofty twists and aching questions, philosophy — not people — becomes The Discovery's most interesting feature.
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It relies on lofty but meaningless phraseology like Shared Values, Finding Common Ground and Bringing People Together.
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But unicorns have been able to claim lofty valuations without the rigorous scrutiny endured by public firms.
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There's also the pretty lofty $250 price tag, which put them $50 north of the AirPods 2.
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To gain such lofty status, DJs, particularly back in the days of vinyl records, had to sweat.
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Those alone would be lofty claims, but Pillo Health says that's just the tip of the iceberg.
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In recent years, many of the largest pharmaceutical industry contractors have changed hands, often at lofty valuations.
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But the Democratic Union Party, despite its lofty charter and constitution, has shown little patience for dissent.
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Finally, there's the simple matter of whether or not the big tech companies deserve their lofty valuations.
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The lofty goals, therefore, of moving the embassy and talking about peace largely fall on deaf ears.
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I loved slowly maneuvering my robot underneath a lofty mountain in the sky and just... hanging out.
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Teenagers' changing tastes are threatening sales, and many of the sports apparel stocks trade at lofty valuations.
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The market will be looking at quarterly earnings to see if the lofty valuations can be supported.
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Presidents have often used the State of the Union address to lay out significant and lofty policies.
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For seven years he trained, at culinary school and in grueling posts at other lofty Paris restaurants.
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The computer giant trades at nearly 26-times 22020 earnings estimates, a "lofty" number in Cramer's eyes.
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School desegregation is not just a lofty goal that can be set aside if it's not convenient.
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By the mid-2010s, Scobie had moved to Edinburgh and was devoted to Faraday Grid's lofty mission.
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The initial Green New Deal set lofty ambitions but no binding policies or appropriations to achieve them.
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If WeWork doesn't hit those lofty valuation numbers, it may find another reason to reward its founder.
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Universal coverageUniversal coverage is the lofty term often used to describe the broader goal of insuring everyone.
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Amid Republicans' push to win over skeptical senators, Trump set some lofty goals for the bill Wednesday.
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Across the Atlantic, equally lofty thinkers argued that a monarchy was inherently more stable than a republic.
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Given these lofty accomplishments, you're forgiven if you assumed Phelps never battles feelings of depression and hopelessness.
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"Underscores reason why an actual deal is necessary, not just a statement of lofty goals," she added.
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And it's one that makes sense, given Amazon's lofty ambitions to double the speed of its shipments.
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For the senior team, ambitions of top-tier stardom are perhaps a bit lofty, as things stand.
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"No digital images could have prepared me for the tranquil, lofty sensation of standing among the monuments…"?
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When SIGAR asked Chemonics how it came up with such a lofty goal, the company apparently shrugged.
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The ISM's prices paid index slipped 0.9 point to a still lofty reading of 61.0 in February.
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Even for a DD cup size, this bra still delivered on its rather lofty (pun-intended) claims.
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Clinton as no Jefferson or to denigrate Mr. Trump as a sad declension from Hamilton's lofty heights.
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His lofty role in consigning the Jets to irrelevance in the A.F.C.'s playoff chase is another.
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Sometimes when I dream, I imagine the sky over Harlem is a lofty arc of stained glass.
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If you're wondering how an app manages to achieve that lofty goal, the short answer is contracts.
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But the lofty price tags of their devices could prove to be a tough sell among consumers.
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The biggest Silicon Valley initial public offering in years turned out to be less lofty than expected.
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To some degree, Mr. Modi is suffering from a common problem of transformational leaders: unfulfilled lofty expectations.
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All three rooms have elaborate chandeliers hanging from lofty ceilings and marble fireplaces topped by gilded mirrors.
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Mr. Castellucci counters Winkelmann's lofty words with shocking scenes of heart attacks, disembowelments, amputations and so on.
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But a number of the victims say the government's aid has fallen short of its lofty promises.
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First, although many organizations espouse lofty values, in reality they usually fall well short of enacting them.
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While Professor Hazard wrote for professional and academic journals in lofty legalese, he could also be blunt.
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The confusion stemmed from a joint statement that was long on lofty language and short on specifics.
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Her lofty visual narrative is articulated through the interweaving of mythological motifs and traces of manual labor.
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The coaches both know that their reputations are too lofty to permit them to decry cruel fate.
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It has since climbed to 19th—far below the lofty heights of 83, when it came top.
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Pharmaceutical companies have some lofty ambitions when it comes to applying technology to the centuries-old industry.
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General Atlantic CEO Bill Ford, appearing on CNBC shortly after Schwarzman, agreed that valuations are getting lofty.
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It is not clear whether their lofty promises will lead to better treatment from the Trump administration.
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Its lofty vision is to affect the lives of a billion people over the next 10 years.
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The idea of a "women's vote" is both a lofty American dream and an ugly little myth.
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If that sounds like the lofty pitch for Google's Stadia cloud gaming service, you've been paying attention.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The United States just delivered a sharp blow to China's lofty tech ambitions.
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Unemployment has been volatile but lofty after hitting a 10-year peak of 14.7% early this year.
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Nixon's accusations are lofty against a governor who has passed significant socially progressive policies in New York.
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While setting a new record, the IPO still falls well short of Saudi Arabia's initial lofty expectations.
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The lofty valuation of nearly $24 billion suggests that investors see opportunity in Snapchat's millennial user base.
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He gave a lofty outline of his five-year term, setting a tone but largely eschewing specifics.
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But golf course valuation experts say there is nothing in the report to support these lofty figures.
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It's a lofty goal, particularly in the places GM's self-driving arm Cruise is testing its cars.
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This is where House Democrats' lofty ambitions appear to crash onto the hard shoals of electoral math.
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Amazon dropped because its 22 percent increase in holiday sales failed to meet analysts' lofty expectations on profits.
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His tend to use soaring music and lofty speeches to make his points about racial justice and immigration.
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In the recent years, Amazon India and Flipkart have offered lofty discounts on select iPhone models to users.
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Of course, startups need to make lofty promises (and hit goals) so they may continue to be funded.
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So, you have to be wary of any diet or program that makes lofty promises of PCOS remission.
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Like AT&T, Microsoft's once-lofty valuation shrank to more pedestrian levels during the time of the lawsuit.
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These smart, college-educated women began parroting the companies' lofty promotional language of purpose, empowerment, and personal development.
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This is the lofty concept that is meant to guide China's relations with the rest of the world.
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The last time this happened, in March 2001, the economy slid from its lofty peak and into recession.
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There was plenty of skepticism surrounding Google's lofty valuation in 2004, but buy-and-holders are up 2,800%.
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Asteroids, the second animated project from virtual reality studio Baobab, has lofty ambitions for a 10-minute short.
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From the improbably lofty height of a functional liberal democracy, the path of least resistance is definitely down.
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Where they differ, however, is on what it will take to shake stock prices from their lofty positions.
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Those are obviously pretty lofty goals and it remains somewhat unclear what exactly this solution will look like.
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Momentum investors believe that upward trends can persist for extended periods, despite lofty valuations and steep price tags.
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Ms Ardern has made lofty promises to build 100,000 houses, reduce child poverty and clean up polluted rivers.
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My (lofty) goal is to only drink one cup of coffee per day AND make it at home.
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The good news is that Shadow abandons Rise's lofty conspiracy thriller pretensions for a tighter, character-focused story.
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It's actually fun, which despite the lofty ideas spouted by technologists is what playing games is all about.
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Netflix can sustain its lofty valuation only if global subscriber growth can support increasing content spending and debt.
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After years of experimentation and lofty promises, orthodontics represent a large-scale, real-world use for the tech.
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And this current announcement, while lofty in its rhetoric, stops short of actual policy that would allocate funds.
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Instead of setting mundane, incremental goals, they set lofty goals that push people out of their comfort zones.
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Approvals were a lofty 18.4 percent higher than in October last year, with apartments up over 37 percent.
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Investors are also looking at upcoming quarterly earnings from big names to help justify the lofty market valuations.
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Because of Zoom's 118 percent growth rate, the stock could be considered cheap, even at these lofty multiples.
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"The other companies … don't have the issues and that's why the prices are at the more lofty multiples."
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It achieved a lofty valuation of $1.5 billion in its last round, which was $60 million in 2017.
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But now it's future is up in the air as it's clearly fallen short of those lofty expectations.
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Investors are also looking at upcoming quarterly earnings from major U.S. companies to help justify lofty market valuations.
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But now its future is up in the air, as it's clearly fallen short of those lofty expectations.
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The IMO's lofty emissions targets might be three decades away, but achieving these ambitious cuts requires prompt action.
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J.Crew is often criticized for its lofty price tags when similar styles can be found elsewhere for less.
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You can find tea grown on these lofty hills in the everyday blends of Tetley and PG Tips.
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Indeed, the company has some lofty goals that are stripped right out of the pages of science fiction.
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This ultimately translates into an acclaimed body of work that's consistently improving from its already-lofty starting point.
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These are lofty times for supergiant funding rounds, venture capital fundraising and unicorn investment, to name a few.
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For prog artists with lofty pretensions to high art, "middlebrow" may be the most stinging insult of all.
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Mr. Harth-Bedoya and company do not quite reach that lofty level, but their performance is consistently engaging.
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He is known for his lofty rhetoric, sometimes drawing criticism from dissenting colleagues for being over-the-top.
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Despite the lofty rhetoric about training the next generation of scholars, Columbia administrators have behaved like typical bosses.
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Given the realities of time and money, there's no way for developers to deliver on such lofty pledges.
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Rather, it regards tech-innovation leadership in strategic terms, as a critical piece of its lofty superpower ambitions.
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And, a capable, highly-motivated national security team supporting the president's lofty but daunting initiatives remains in place.
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By assessing the results of the "maximum pressure" campaign alongside its lofty objectives, a new path forward emerges.
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Those distinctions come hard in the show, which does maintain fairly lofty standards of quality but logically needn't.
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A lofty target — but the firm's ambitions might not be as much of a reach as they sound.
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Under the Nets' previous leadership, prodded by the owner Mikhail D. Prokhorov, lofty expectations were tossed around frequently.
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His support isn't contingent on exhibiting "presidential" behavior, or shifting his energies to lofty discussions of public policy.
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But as is typical with Apple products, AirPods carry a lofty price tag and a narrow feature set.
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Just minutes into trading on Tuesday — boosted by another 7 percent jump — the stock hit her lofty target.
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A deep, philosophical conversation takes place—lofty ideas are shared, but the details will be hammered out, too.
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The industry, buoyed by lofty stock market valuations, is especially sensitive to any hint of trouble in China.
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The pricing goes back to his devotion to the craft — and his roots — more than lofty business ambitions.
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Steinberg and Rosenthal both have lofty visions, which are somewhat more understandable based on their experiences as BuzzFeed.
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That's how critic after critic approached it, as though it were a peculiarly vague and lofty policy proposal.
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AutoX said in January that it was in talks with investors to raise a lofty $100 million. Pony.
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The startup has set the lofty goal of replacing one billion plastic and styrofoam containers by next year.
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There were lofty expectations for the Celtics coming into the season, both for this year and the future.
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That doesn't make the ambitions of the characters in "A Truck Full of Money" any less lofty, though.
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The lofty expectations come at a time when the U.S. economy appears to be firing on all cylinders.
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He lived up to his lofty draft pick immediately, completing passes, eluding defenders and utterly transforming the game.
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Beyond the kitchen is a lofty solarium with exposed ceiling trusses, heated marble floors and a Haddonstone fireplace.
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Instead, I nurtured lofty ideas about living radically: My heroes were Malcolm X, James Baldwin and Dorothy Day.
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Some of this can be explained away by citing unfairly lofty expectations foisted upon him in his teens.
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She increased her student-loan payments, setting the lofty goal of paying them off entirely in a year.
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The lofty market valuations will be in sharp focus with the first-quarter earnings season around the corner.
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The lodge's lofty barn houses a bar, a tall communal table and a cozy book-strewn sitting area.
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It was initially overseen by two chief privacy officers, their lofty title an apparent sign of Facebook's commitment.
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While Zimmer is setting these lofty goals, it's still unclear whether GM is fully sold on that idea.
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Look AHEAD's weight loss goals were far less lofty than qualifying for the Boston Marathon of weight loss.
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All of that has investors questioning whether the values of these big tech companies have become too lofty.
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The world's nations are still struggling to translate their lofty promises into meaningful cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.
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But the paradox of these lofty ideals and the reality of slavery creates a contradiction of American mythology.
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But he still has lofty money goals: By 2160, he wants his net worth to hit $2160 million.
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The ballroom-size drawing and dining room has a lofty wood paneled ceiling, extensive millwork and oak floors.
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Otherwise, it's so long Charlie for the human race, what with global warming and other such lofty enthusiasms.
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Building S2 infrastructure that lives up to the lofty ideals in America's founding documents is long, slow work.
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But lofty share prices means that investors could see substantial losses in the next bear market, Smead said.
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Any tangible progress on his lofty goal of modernizing the federal government has been too slow to register.
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If those companies can't go public at the lofty valuations SoftBank accepted, it could face punishing write-downs.
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If those companies can't go public at the lofty valuations SoftBank accepted, it could face punishing write-downs.
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Yet at Chama Mama, which opened in March in a lofty space in Chelsea, ekala appears without fanfare.
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We believe the stock is not accounting for the risks and challenges inherent in Tesla's lofty growth ambitions.
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It's contemptuous of the notion of America as a lofty idea rather than a blood-and-soil nation.
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Both are the sorts of showpiece occasions that warrant the bombast of the Champions League's lofty theme music.
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Clark in October revealed lofty plans to expand the Emirates fleet by 3803% by the end of 2025.
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But he wants to be judged by his actions, not his lofty position in the Roman Catholic Church.
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Story at a glance The climate targets laid out in the Paris Climate Agreement are looking increasingly lofty.
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The lofty goal is part of Macy's overall turnaround plans, to get back to positive same-store sales.
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WeWork moved to delay its IPO last week amid growing concerns around its corporate governance and lofty valuation.
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Cannabis stocks and valuations took nosedives as earnings and returns didn't match the lofty projections and outsized expectations.
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Personalized medicine The original, lofty moonshot was achieved through unprecedented collaboration between US government agencies and scientific teams.
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Others are less confident in where the stock is trading now, due in part to its lofty valuation.
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And lofty wholesale belly prices may have deterred processors from storing them in U.S. warehouses for later use.
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This shift toward moral action hasn't helped the critical response towards positive psychology's lofty aims and pragmatic methods.
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Indeed, stock values are at lofty heights that have been reached only three times in the last century.
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When Swedish mothers feel stressed, they tend to blame the country's lofty expectations of what parenting should be.
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The result is a distinctly lofty intellectual show which at times threatens to deviate from Van Eyck altogether.
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Heading up Intel will be a lofty task, as the company has struggled to adapt to a changing environment.
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This lofty vision of genteel brotherhood is a ruse obscured by meticulous patriarchal systems, initiation rights, and prayer ceremonies.
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A vivid conversationalist, Mr. Louis could combine lofty aesthetic thoughts with pungent comic observations about the foibles of dancers.
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With high windows and lofty ceilings, they echo the Regency architecture of the grand villas by neighboring Regents Park.
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A draft legislative document lists numerous lofty goals, including: 100% renewable electricity within 10 years (up from 17% today).
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But even if the Model 3 is a smash hit, that lofty sales goal might be hard to achieve.
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With the start of a new year, many are setting lofty self-improvement goals that will soon be abandoned.
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Yes, Errol Spence Jr.'s 11th-round knockout of now-former IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook exceeded lofty expectations.
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After a post-election rally, investors are now looking at corporate earnings to justify lofty valuations in the market.
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Rebecca Cantu (Nina Arianda) is a woman who, like Axe, has waged battles to get to her lofty position.
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" The lofty visionary: "I just think when we're all looking at our phones, we're not really seeing each other.
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Is it because companies have shown signs in the earnings season of growing into their most lofty of valuations?
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This got me thinking about the Magic Leap's lofty valuation, which has been pegged as high as $6 billion.
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He highlighted that many Democratic presidential hopefuls — as well as President Donald Trump — are opposed to lofty drug prices.
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Characters are, ostensibly, healed by romantic love, a lofty ideal that sustains the romance genre and possibly humanity itself.
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But despite its lofty goals, a device like this will have challenges in carving out a niche for itself.
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While Hands Across America may not have reached its lofty goals, it did leave its mark on pop culture.
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Does Beijing have the wherewithal to achieve such lofty aims, and can the U.S. and Europe alter that trajectory?
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It will be hitting the company's native China with the almost unthinkably lofty starting price of 16,999 yuan (~$2,400).
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That lofty ambition will require getting climate advocates to sweep the White House and Congress in the 2020 elections.
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We sipped cappuccinos together at a lofty Harvard Square coffee shop as she explained the group's events and mission.
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Uber too has lofty plans to develop a consumer aerial ridesharing business, as do several other privately-funded startups.
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These games have a particular importance for Nintendo, which is relying on them to reach its lofty sales goals.
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The average management fee is now 27.8 percent, though the performance fee remains at a relatively lofty 19.29 percent.
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However, the RCEP lacks some of the "lofty goals" set for the TPP, including worker protection and targeting corruption.
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And so his lofty platform was this call for an end to immigration laws, naturalization laws, and sex laws.
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It's a lofty goal, considering it doesn't have major players like Samsung, Microsoft, or Apple on board just yet.
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But that lofty proposal is an effect, not a cause of this shift, which has been underway for years.
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After all, as Maya points out, he's remarkably young to have reached such a lofty position at the university.
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Its golden elevator doors, Gotham-esque pillars, and stoic guardian angel statues line the lofty walkways atop the structure.
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But those lofty promises were never realized for the woman whose husband died in 2007 while stationed in Iraq.
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After submerging it in the sink it never quite worked right again so it's claims may be somewhat lofty.
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Investors are also turning their attention to the impending first-quarter earnings season to justify lofty valuations for stocks.
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As you would expect, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella spoke of the deal in lofty terms around transformation and innovation.
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The insides, much like Shinola watches, are comprised of low-end components, not worthy of the lofty price tag.
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Improved employment and consumer confidence have also been behind investors' optimism about tech, helping offset concerns about lofty valuations.
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That's a lofty promise, and you'll have to decide if that extra knowledge is worth the Starry Station's cost.
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Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock to "hold' from "buy" based on "lofty near-term investors' expectations" and "premium valuation.
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Given the lofty valuations across the high-dividend-paying sectors of the market, there is little margin for error.
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It's a lofty goal, and the team needed to prove to investors that they could do this at scale.
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Some investors in India's booming e-commerce industry are starting to curb their enthusiasm as valuations reach lofty levels.
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On Wednesday, Li said it was "impossible" for China to miss that goal despite doubts about Beijing's lofty ambitions.
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This gadget receives HDTV and digital signals to broadcast local, national, and regional programs — minus the lofty cable subscription.
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In Infinity War, all the lofty talk of "not trading lives" was exposed as moral vanity, with disastrous consequences.
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IN RECENT years Egyptians have gathered in public spaces to pursue such lofty goals as democracy and social justice.
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Apple's lofty aspirations for delighting the user needed to be underpinned by some legitimate move toward improving sound quality.
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Besides their lofty claims, the most peculiar thing about them is that the product and company seem totally mismatched.
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A full page is devoted to cocktails that can be made with "everyday" liquors, local spirits or something lofty.
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That is a lofty goal for a company that counts itself among the largest oil companies in the world.
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The Model 2000 is critical to the Silicon Valley automaker's growth plans and to sustaining its lofty stock price.
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As its long-term prospects soar, it is steadily raising funds from global investors to fuel its lofty ambitions.
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Some buyers still seek lofty miles-per-gallon numbers, but the clear trend has been toward bigger, thirsty vehicles.
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If Pompeo registered any dissonance between such lofty rhetoric and Administration policies targeting certain religions, he didn't mention it.
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What must happen now is the Trump Administration must push North Korea to turn its lofty promises into action.
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He could articulate lofty philosophy and intention behind social apps, yet drill into the logic behind tiny product decisions.
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The lofty ratio suggests businesses could continue working through the inventory glut through the first quarter, curbing GDP growth.
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The mere mention of the feted dramatist may have many scurrying in the other direction: too lofty, inaccessible, pretentious.
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Why it matters: Ride-hailing companies' lofty claims about their impact on transportation have often been met with skepticism.
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This has so far resulted in a series of moving targets, lofty proclamations, piecemeal programs, and ultimately big letdowns.
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Instead, expect lofty speeches given by an older generation and a multi-course meal with lots of expensive seafood.
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But how will it justify such a lofty number, especially when it when compared to Facebook's user growth metrics?
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The design manages to bring a lofty space with immense windows down to human scale by breaking it up.
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And that's why the heavy brow ridges of our ancestors may have morphed into the lofty foreheads of today.
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We must view intersectionality not as some lofty goal, but as a baseline requirement for our participation in feminism.
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Her works, like a metal cabbage with chicken legs, weren't taken seriously at first but now command lofty prices.
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Go to: Chamonix, a French town at the base of a lofty Alpine peak that's magical in snowy winters.
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Most of his lofty visions, like a shared eurozone budget, have been watered down or have come to nothing.
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He says that rates are low because the economy is weak, and therefore don't justify lofty stock market valuations.
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Startup valuations, already criticized for being lofty in the years leading up to the fund's launch, soared ever higher.
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This is a lofty almost impossible ambition, but one that makes more strategic sense when it comes to Idlib.
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"Get on one's high horse?" could mean being lofty or snobby, but today it means to MOUNT a horse.
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Indeed, global stock values are at lofty heights that have been reached only three times in the last century.
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Republicans face a deadline of September 30 to pass the health care bill, a lofty task considering GOP Sens.
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Soaring inflation in China, ahead even of lofty expectations, had little effect on a market waiting for trade news.
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Technology shares with lofty valuations have taken a beating over the last two sessions as volatility has picked up.
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This year the company expects to deliver 810 to 815 airplanes, getting Boeing closer to its lofty 2020 goal.
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Lofty home prices around parts of the United States have already been tough on first-time buyers, analysts said.
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He said the only asset class he was "slightly worried about" in terms of lofty valuations were government bonds.
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"Our concern was that giving people really lofty savings goals might actually be discouraging them from saving," Gallagher adds.
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The event, hosted by Outdoor Swimmer magazine, was packed, with three hundred festivalgoers seated in the lofty Victorian room.
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Not since sock puppet mania of the dot-com bubble has Intel's stock traded at such a lofty price.
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Zuckerberg — a longtime advocate of new year, new goals — publicly pledged his new, lofty challenge for 2018 on Thursday.
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But more revelatory are his lofty personal goals, which appear to have morphed from charitably ambitious to altogether unhinged.
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Clark in October had revealed lofty plans to expand the Emirates fleet by 11% by the end of 2025.
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However, Stifel analyst Christopher Growe told clients that this will "do little" to reduce the company's lofty leverage ratio.
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Musk has often made lofty promises and committed to aggressive deadlines that the company hasn't been able to meet.
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Soaring inflation in China, ahead even of lofty expectations, had little effect on a market waiting for trade news.
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The lofty valuations of scooter companies have led some investors to caution that the sector has become over-hyped.
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Those elsewhere on earth can be forgiven for wondering what all this lofty talk has to do with them.
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Randall delivers a lofty eulogy for Mr. McGiggles that ends up being colored by his own grief for his father.
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Walls are knocked down, buildings still burn, and it's impossible to even see the Red Keep from its lofty hill.
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So you wouldn't think skyscrapers would hold so much meaning for me, invoking lofty, aspirational thoughts about strength and sovereignty.
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But in the five starts subsequent to the one against Detroit, he has averaged 6.8 strikeouts — below his lofty standards.
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Less energy intensive coins could eventually nudge bitcoin off its lofty pedestal, or undermine its value at the very least.
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Despite lofty claims and promises of new features, Tesla has failed to deliver on much of the promise of Autopilot.
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It's entirely possible that things could be fast-tracked and it'll arrive in theaters, but that's an incredibly lofty goal.
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Political watchers were quick to highlight the contrast between Trump's lofty proclamations and the official statement from the White House.
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Those lofty efforts failed, but the company kept the Regeneron name as it changed course and focused on other diseases.
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It was just a big feature dump accompanied by a lofty blog post about the next 20 years of search.
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Each quarter these two names manage to top their already lofty expectations while maintaining an industry lead in the region.
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The movie bowed to a massive $181.8 million weekend, meeting analysts' lofty expectations and becoming the fifth-biggest opening ever.
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Stock market optimism among those surveyed has recovered but has yet to rise to the lofty levels of last fall.
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Should Dish's lofty goals fail to materialize, the Justice Department's feared outcome of reduced consumer choice could still come true.
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When Airbnb first announced in 2015 that it would operate in Cuba, it was clear the company had lofty ambitions.
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Despite the lofty ideals that attend them, rights claims are always made and resisted as part of broader political battles.
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"I've actually messaged a few people on occasion, and you always make that lofty promise to catch up," he says.
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Most of the event coverage focused on the car as the thing, and not the big lofty ideas behind it.
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If you kicked off 2018 with lofty intentions, only to break all your resolutions on the first day, no worries.
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Citigroup also downgraded Juniper Networks to sell from neutral, citing overly lofty expectations for the second half of the year.
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Why it matters: Bankers courting the company gave Uber Eats a lofty valuation and expected it to become profitable quickly.
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Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal reported HP's (lofty) goal to out-innovate its Cupertino competitor with its new Spectre laptop.
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It's part of the company's lofty long-term goal of using only recycled or renewable materials to make its products.
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And nowhere quite sums up the gap between these lofty ideals and today's fractured continent as well as Rome does.
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Lofty Pursuits makes all its hard candy by hand and offers restoration services for anyone with an antique candy machine.
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The Labor Department is investigating whether Wells Fargo abused its employees while driving them to meet the lofty sales targets.
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Mr. Xi has backed that lofty promise by visiting Latin America three times in his first three years in office.
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Unfortunately, the rest of the episode doesn't stand up to the lofty expectations set by the series as a whole.
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While it has stabilized around 71 cents, the decline from lofty peaks above $1.10 has helped fuel Australia's export competitiveness.
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Not surprisingly, San Francisco-based Orchid's lofty ambitions caught the attention of top investors like Sequoia Capital and Andreessen Horowitz.
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Investors should hold on to shares of certain big-name restaurants despite lofty prices, some "Fast Money" traders argued Thursday.
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Across the political spectrum, there was near universal agreement that the GOP would struggle to reach its lofty policy goals.
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Both measures, however, remained well below their lofty readings over the past few month, consistent with expectations of moderate inflation.
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It's a lofty ideal to which journalism is held, but even this doubt clouds a news organization and its work.
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To get an insider's look at this space venture's trajectory, CNBC spoke with Anderson to learn about his lofty ambitions.
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The lofty price tag seems to be justified by the novelty as well as "therapeutic" benefits cited by the organizers.
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But before we turn to such lofty matters, perhaps we should address a more urgent question: Are the Lannisters winning??
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But other experts say we will not know for a long time whether AI will ever merit such lofty imagery.
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With lofty goals like ending mass incarceration, healthcare for all, and reforming our electoral system to make it more democratic.
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Did he spend the entirety of his pre-drinks boring anyone who would listen with lofty claims of mirror theft?
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That so lofty a goal might be debased by Giuliani's machinations to influence U.S. elections disgusted some of these officials.
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Macroprudential policy, not higher interest rates, is the best response to lofty valuations in the commercial real estate, Draghi said.
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The Nasdaq is coming off its worst two-day stretch of the year, as lofty tech stocks took a beating.
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With such lofty positions in the Russian kleptocracy, any one of Steele's sources would be a millionaire many times over.
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But when (and that's a very lofty "when") we do, we can't wait to see these super-sleek looks IRL.
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The democratic promise of public education is one that states, despite their lofty constitutions, have at times refused to fulfill.
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Suddenly, the lofty questions that swarm around artificial intelligence—Could the feelings familiar to mankind abound within the man-made?
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Ford's approval rating plunged from a lofty 71 percent shortly after taking office to 49 percent immediately after the decision.
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"Once we see a company performing and exceeding even our lofty expectations, we go big," he said in an interview.
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The technology sector rout weighed on all three major U.S. stock indexes and raised concerns about lofty U.S. share levels.
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While the objectives of this policy are lofty and admirable, the plan itself is impractical and will simply never work.
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Ibrance sales surged nearly 60 percent to $878 million but fell short of lofty Wall Street expectations for $914 million.
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But changing fads and the rise of e-commerce have thrown many of these brands from their once-lofty perch.
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Striving to do so, I strongly believe, summons the very best of humankind to transform this lofty ambition into reality.
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A Democratic senator says he will introduce a bill setting a lofty clean energy goal for the United States. Sen.
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But Mr. Peres's failure to translate lofty ideals into action continues to haunt that elusive quest in Palestine and Israel.
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Here's what it was like to live at such a lofty height on a modest (read: non-six-figure) salary.
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Google saw office perks, employee freedom, and lofty missions as a proven recipe for staying ahead in a changing world.
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And this is why, despite lofty goals of freethinking, mess often fails in the moments it most needs to succeed.
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And the first step to doing that will be to admit that Kalanick's lofty vision for the company wasn't realistic.
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No one has tried anything on the scale of New York, however, where such lofty towers could surpass 60 stories.
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At least nine brokerages downgraded the stock to "hold" from "buy", saying the company's lofty valuation was no longer justified.
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Unfortunately, they often lack the teeth to hold countries accountable and enforce adherence to the lofty goals they set forth.
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My participation, as a normal weight "control" subject in an obesity phenotyping study, would be used toward this lofty goal.
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With "Black Leopard," he tried a lofty, "tale-speaking" narration, which stabilized the book with a traditional sense of authority.
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Its price-to-earnings ratio is 27, which makes it seem a bit lofty when compared with the overall market.
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Why are they transfixed by his snake oil pitches, knowing full well that he cannot deliver on his lofty promises?
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No matter how lofty your aims, the impulse to press foundational books into the hands of the uninitiated can backfire.
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The league will no doubt be congratulated for promoting a woman to such a lofty position, and for good reason.
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Much of Bytedance's lofty valuation stems from its creation of an internet experience that's a cross between Google and Facebook.
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Lethality sounds great as a lofty doctrine, offered up to voters and politicians, but is unsatisfactorily limiting in practical application.
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He was used to people courting him and he addressed them condescendingly from the lofty height of his own wealth.
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"Saving the bees" seems like a lofty goal, but you don't have to be a beekeeper to make an impact.
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As lofty as those goals sound, Sweden is on track to meet them, said Mr. Gaffney of Stockholm Resilience Center.
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Rather than dismantle Baselworld, MCH moved Art Basel's "Unlimited" section of large-scale projects into a less lofty upstairs space.
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IBM Watson might not deliver on its lofty goal to revolutionize medicine with artificial intelligence, as a recent investigation suggests.
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And today's competitive personality types are unable to slow down, in part because they fear slipping from their lofty perches.
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In order to reach those lofty sums, Chinese companies would soon need to begin purchasing large amounts of American products.
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Bond returns suffered in 2018 as interest rates rose, and many experts bet that rates would stay at lofty levels.
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What investors are watching: Wall Street will pay close attention to whether or not Netflix can hit that lofty target.
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If Netflix can consistently beat back rivals, it should be able to sustain its lofty valuation over legacy media companies.
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What the companies say David Gelfand, who represents Sprint and T-Mobile, spoke in lofty terms about the merger's potential.
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Ahead of the start of the corporate earnings season next week, some investors are also cautious given the lofty valuations.
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But with budget constraints and other worlds beckoning, his lofty hopes for another generation to return have not been realized.
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The lofty income payouts of high-yield bonds have been the major driver of equitylike total returns over long stretches.
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Tech companies, for instance, would largely escape the tax despite their lofty CEO salaries, since tech workers are well-paid.
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Wall Street's lofty valuations for Apple's holiday sales may not hold up after Tuesday's event, one industry expert told CNBC.
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The company set the lofty incentive goal in 2017 as it experienced high capital investment costs, according to the Journal.
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Global equity valuations now are at lofty levels that have only been experienced three times in the last 100 years.
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Even with the revised law, Japan's goal isn't lofty: family-based care for a third of those children by 2029.
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It does not even require exact information about assets and incomes but allows lofty reports of vast intervals of assets.
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Some have pointed to those lofty real estate prices as fuel behind ongoing social and political unrest in the city.
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As stocks continue to rise, investors are looking to the first-quarter earnings season to justify Wall Street's lofty valuations.
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Still, the hurdle in opening so many Amazon Go locations would be the costs associated with such lofty expansion plans.
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Peter Parker spends a lot of time with people, but Spider-Man tends to sit solo in his lofty heights.
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When the economy crashed in 2008, investor confidence dried up, and with it any chance for so lofty a valuation.
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The index, which was previously reported at 134.1 in May, still remains at lofty levels, suggesting consumer spending remains supported.
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" Initially, it seems like a lofty claim, akin to finding a hidden philosophical lesson in the lyrics of "My Humps.
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By introducing a touch of comedy, Staver opens up well-known myths and stories, making them more human than lofty.
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In early 2016, travel blogger Nina Ragusa set a lofty goal for herself: Sock away $15,000 (or more) in savings.
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Even by the lofty standards of Silicon Valley, The We Company stands out for its incredibly broad, and arguably vague, ambitions.
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I have lofty ideas about the show, but I'd like to think that maybe we could heal some of these things.
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The series succeeds thrillingly often — especially when you consider it has just 42 minutes each week to achieve its lofty goals.
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But foreign investors admit that lofty development goals continue to be hindered by sluggish administration, corruption and a wall of bureaucracy.
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"We want to democratize this," he said, echoing lofty language used to promote AI services offered by his cloud computing unit.
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Some of the stock declines are not due to failure of the business, but failure to live up to lofty expectations.
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Even at his price target, he said it would trade at a "lofty" 11 times enterprise value to sales valuation multiple.
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As that company has continuously fallen short of its lofty goals, its stock has also plunged more than 30% this year.
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At the time, it sounded like perhaps just another cute yet lofty brain fart from the founder of SpaceX and Tesla.
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The team frequently observed birds in and around these lofty structures, well out of the reach of predators such as cats.
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Stock prices are plunging, lofty valuations are deflating, regulatory landscapes remain in flux, and now deals are coming off the table.
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We drove down the valley under the shade of lofty trees and views of the snow-covered mountains and traditional villages.
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These are all lofty ambitions and Rhee admits it's going to take a long time for Bixby to accomplish them all.
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LAPD doesn't rule out the Tesla as a future option, at least in the longer term, despite the current lofty price.
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The company's return on assets, in lofty double digits until 2000, has been negligible or negative every year since but one.
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I'd say that anyone in this image-fixated era would do well to renounce such lofty ambitions as this king possesses.
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Merck shares fell 3.7% to $653 after the U.S. drug maker also reported quarterly Keytruda sales below Wall Street's lofty estimates.
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Diversity and tolerance are America's strengths, but we should not sacrifice innocent American lives in the name of these lofty goals.
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These pencils, creams, and gels stand up to their lofty long-wearing claims, and there's one for every style and budget.
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Deactivating explicitly pro-ISIS accounts is helpful, but the sites' lofty missions to "ban terrorism" are broad and vague and placating.
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Beginning with an lofty opening monologue about the origins of the universe, Netflix's ambitious new show Maniac demands we pay attention.
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It shows that Mr Musk has special talents as a strategist, manager and source of inspiration, as well as lofty ambitions.
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There were speeches, rallies and lofty promises to end the schism that has paralysed Palestinian politics for more than a decade.
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We set out to provide fresh Maine seafood with the lofty goal of "Shore to Door" in 24 hours or less.
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Ecommerce companies also make the most of it by holding big sales and offer lofty discounts on many consumer electronic products.
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GM reported lofty sales for its big SUVs and pickup trucks, which are higher priced than sedans and other passenger cars.
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The car can be bought, in limited quantities, provided you have considerable resources: It's priced at a lofty 1 million euros.
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But wait, you may be wondering: won't the last 16 games of the season potentially drop Curry from such lofty heights?
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It's a lofty goal, since plenty of other companies are trying their best to build the best sound bar on Earth.
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With billionaire rap mogul Jay-Z signed on as its new chief brand strategist, California cannabis company Caliva has lofty goals.
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But Itsines recalls that when starting out as a personal trainer, she too set vague and lofty goals that didn't work.
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Consumers buying tickets Wednesday at Rudy's Stop & Shop in Rosenberg, Texas had lofty goals for how they would use the money.
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But in breaking below its issue price so soon, Lyft is showing that investors are skeptical of the company's lofty valuation.
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"We must avoid the attitude of someone who judges and condemns from the lofty heights of his own certainty," he said.
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Why it matters: Since their inception, these companies have made lofty claims about ride-hailing's environmental benefits, including reducing car ownership.
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While Plank was optimistic his company will grow market share in footwear moving forward, not everyone is buying his lofty ambitions.
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When kids upend their lives, and by extension, their families' lives, to accomplish such a lofty goal, they can get impatient.
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Their builders may not be able to generate lofty revenues early, but over time they're quite capable of creating profitable businesses.
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Add outside money to that figure, and it increases to a lofty $19.4 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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All the hand-wringing over lofty matters of conscience and free speech and faith paper over something simpler and more sordid.
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The Democratic base has lofty expectations of the new House majority, but humoring progressive extremists would be a huge unforced error.
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Potential punishments for criminal contempt of Congress if seen all the way through can include lofty fines or even jail time.
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But prioritizing growth to this extent has come at the expense of inflation, which currently sits at a lofty 10.2 percent.
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These lofty capabilities that keep drivers out of trouble are also the kind to lure them north of the speed limit.
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But his 'Make in India' and 'Digital India' programmes are still a long way away from delivering on lofty job expectations.
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Still, it may be difficult for Trump's Democratic opponent to prove the agreements have not measured up to Trump's lofty promises.
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The bigger problem is the gap between the lofty rhetoric of political leaders and the essential modesty of these defence drives.
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The agency has a lofty mission: to preserve our natural and cultural resources for the enjoyment of this and future generations.
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The still lofty ratio suggests businesses could continue working through the inventory bloat for a while, and hold back GDP growth.
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The company's goals are exceedingly lofty, especially given the fact that SpaceX has yet to fly people to space at all.
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The terrorists are our Grendel, and the Twin Towers, like Heorot, are "too lofty and too visible" for their own good.
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"Given our view of a lofty trading valuation, any change of control premium would have to be hefty," the broker said.
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Of course, substantial challenges stand in the way of this lofty scheme — both from slow-moving regulators and strong-arming utilities.
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After the first six matchups were all decided by double-digit margins, this one more than lived up to lofty expectations.
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The standards they have set for themselves this season have been demandingly high — lofty enough to match their league-high payroll.
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It did not surprise the roommates that a lofty political figure could have roots in an apartment as modest as theirs.
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It grew to more than a million users in the first few weeks, attracting the $5.6 million round and lofty valuation.
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But on February 11, the visionaries of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) achieved this lofty and much-anticipated goal.
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All in all, Bauhaus Dessau sounds like a lofty liberal arts college where the spirit of invention is infectious and unstoppable.
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Snapchat is popular with users under 30, but many on Wall Street are critical of Snap's lofty valuation and slowing growth.
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And now, older and in a different city, but with the same lofty ambitions, Wade and James are together again, too.
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As pressure to use the air rights above Grand Central Station mounted, developers tried time and again to propose lofty alternatives.
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Considering its pejorative and vulgar connotations, "politicize," from the ancient Greek politikos, or "belonging to the state," had relatively lofty beginnings.
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More and more Indians are frustrated with the economy, inflation and Mr. Modi's lofty but unfulfilled promises to create enough jobs.
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That's a lofty sum, given that Netflix spent somewhere between $8 billion and $10 billion, and CBS reached about $8 billion.
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Taylor, the game's most valuable player, has been a bright spot for a team that fell far short of lofty expectations.
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In 2016, the country created a new cabinet position with a lofty title: minister of state for happiness and well-being.
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The concept of lofty, usable green space is cropping up in other major cities, too, like Melbourne, Australia, and Tel Aviv.
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Over the last year, she's delivered several lofty speeches about the need to maintain European Union unity and protect open societies.
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At breakfast, a two-inch-thick slab of shokupan emerges from the toaster with crunchy edges and a still lofty center.
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None, though, are as lofty as the lines attributed to Ahlam recalling her efforts to learn to swim as a child.
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With those lofty stats also comes a hefty 35.9% usage rate, third in the league behind James Harden and Giannis Antetokounmpo.
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Pacifico is a canny observer of his characters and their world: the status details; their Anglo-Italian slang; their lofty disdain.
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Netflix shares also dropped from their lofty perch, falling from $182 at the beginning of the month to $167 this week.
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Ribalta's "Christ" elevates the religious subject matter, creating a more baroque, lofty image of holy deification, in line with Catholic thought.
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So, two weeks ago, union members erected a lofty shelter on Beinecke Plaza facing the offices of Yale's president, Peter Salovey.
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But Amazon, trading 2.6 percent off its all-time high, has made lofty gains compared with its brick-and-mortar rivals.
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