Longer term, things like development—and way longer term, sea level rise—cause a more gradual coastal deterioration.
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Do you think that there's any reason to alter your longer-term projections or longer-term assumptions about the commodity price?
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And there are also plans for a longer term — maybe much, much longer term — collaboration on market management between OPEC and Russia.
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The Fed's increased investment in longer-term Treasuries substantially reduced the quantity of longer-term Treasuries other investors in fixed-income securities could purchase.
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It has since expanded into longer-term investments: Last-year, via a partnership with Vanguard, it began offering users access to longer-term investment products.
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"There's been a general paring back in longer term strategic positioning by many of the large pension funds and other longer-term investors," Norrish added.
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Not everything is about today's news, and you want to think about longer-term issues and do research which is related to those longer-term issues.
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The market is trying to balance the near term with the longer term, but in the stockmarket, the near term matters more than the longer term.
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Even longer-term interest rates that the Fed does not directly control have risen substantially in the last year, as have longer-term rates in other countries.
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The longer-term repo operations are aimed at encouraging longer-term borrowing in local currency in a country where most loans and deposits are denominated in euros.
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The four-year repo operations were introduced in February to provide longer-term liquidity to local banks and thus boost longer-term borrowing in the national kuna currency.
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"I believe Dell Technologies can better invest in its hybrid world with longer-term investors as the investment will be longer term, at least five years," he said.
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To provide further support to American households and businesses, we pressed down on longer-term interest rates by purchasing large amounts of longer-term Treasury securities and government-guaranteed mortgage securities.
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The jump in longer term rates over the past two weeks, specifically on the longer term 30 year bond and the 10 year Treasury note, sent a shudder through the stock market.
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In the longer term, defined as five years into the future, inflation was projected at 1.7%, below a previous forecast of 1.8%, indicating that longer-term inflation expectations may be de-anchoring.
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On the longer term I think, I'm talking about short-term and mid-term effects, I think on the longer-term that will stabilize and consumption will come back to the normal level.
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Which is forward guidance – which says it will keep rates low – and then it's also large-scale asset purchases of longer-term securities to drive longer-term rates down and support the economy.
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Longer term, the RBI's measure will benefit banks, he said.
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In the longer term, however, the impact may be bigger.
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But the longer term impact could be much more profound.
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The longer term outlook for crude oil continues to improve.
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The longer term picture may be a more volatile one.
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Yet in the longer term the outlook is less rosy.
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In the longer term, the Dow has target near 23,700.
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Longer term, Harmon remains even more bullish on the stock.
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But analysts weren't confident of the rally's longer term sustainability.
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The longer term direction for the yuan was still unclear.
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For the longer term, some researchers have more radical ambitions.
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"The longer term trends cannot be ignored here," emphasized Trusel.
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Could Mr Johnson have been talking about the longer term?
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In the longer term, the Dow has target near 236,700.
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Over the longer term, we need government to work effectively.
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Looking at longer term holding periods presents a different picture.
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Longer term, public sector investment in flood prevention is essential.
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Cashin agreed and longer term, he expects things to stabilize.
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Longer term, however, the impact of these storms remains modest.
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So the interest rates for these longer-term bonds — a.k.a.
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Longer term, the challenges confronting the incoming administration are enormous.
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So, longer term, I think the chart is very constructive.
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But it could have important effects in the longer term.
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Longer term, I'm obviously not optimistic about the U.S. dollar.
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Over the longer term, however, the Parnassus results are better.
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There are, of course, longer term initiatives that deserve support.
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The same was true for death over the longer term.
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"But we think longer term, they're going to be OK."
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The longer term outlook for the Australian dollar remains bullish.
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Longer term, the strike could impact consumers in another way.
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Longer term, the succession of storms might be a drought-buster.
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I do like Hershey's longer term because that brand is unassailable.
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The chart includes forecasts for the Fed's longer-term neutral rate.
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This longer term strategic analysis provides a framework for individual trades.
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The longer-term returns on bond funds paint a better picture.
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This steady separation is characteristic of a sustainable longer term uptrend.
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I think, longer-term, the long game is really mixed reality.
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It has two longer-term safety studies to complete this year.
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More research is needed to determine longer-term effects, researchers said.
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Longer term, it expects output to rise 3 percent a year.
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What matters is whether the concept makes investing sense longer-term.
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"Asian investors typically take a much longer-term view," said Meadows.
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In the longer term, their main source of optimism is copper.
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But they have been more reticent about the longer-term effect.
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Brexit creates longer term uncertainty over the UK's macro-economic performance.
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Still, Uber has its advantages over the longer term, he said.
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Acquisitions of smaller firms are a longer-term possibility, VF said.
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And this only begins to touch on the longer-term problems.
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Moving its supply chain is a longer-term solution, he said.
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In the longer term, some of this stuff is statutorily created.
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In the longer term, the sanctions would make using the souq.
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I'm also told that Feast It has international ambitions longer term.
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"Investors have rotated into intermediate and longer-term bonds," he said.
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They were clearer about the longer-term strategy underlying the bill.
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On a longer term perspective, you want to go buy Alibaba?
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But longer term, he sees a compelling case for owning Apple.
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The longer-term work of the Sanders revolution remains unfinished, however.
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In the longer term insurers face a more fundamental challenge: disintermediation.
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"Longer term it's about that journey towards software accountability," says Law.
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"You can consider it a longer-term project," the source said.
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Business confidence edged up, but remained weaker than longer-term trends.
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Some longer term investors may also have in mind nearby Hungary.
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A: The concerns around Brexit are more medium- to longer-term.
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They want a longer-term CR that pushes spending into 2017.
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"The key concerns that people have are longer term," Tan said.
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So to the best of your ability, make things longer-term.
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Their participation will be necessary to execute longer-term commercial plans.
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Once that squeeze is over, it undermines the dollar longer term.
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"Once that squeeze is over, it undermines the dollar longer term."
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Still, the longer-term outlook for oil has grown increasingly bearish.
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The project of reforming Washington's culture demands a longer-term perspective.
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Their consequences over the longer term may be even more grave.
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One is a longer-term decline in rainfall in the region.
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The Fed's ability to control longer-term borrowing costs is diminished.
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And those longer-term notes are more volatile, he pointed out.
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Future prospects are less encouraging, though, especially in the longer term.
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However, he cautioned investors to remain prudent in the longer term.
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He added the issue was bigger especially for longer-term contracts.
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However, the longer-term outlook still carries some uncertainty, Newton adds.
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Emergency relief and longer-term development efforts have been chronically underfunded.
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Longer-term, the project could redefine public spaces in the region.
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Intel looks even better from a longer-term perspective, said Maley.
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It paid for longer-term treatment, to address and conquer addictions.
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The longer-term costs of restricting competition remain to be seen.
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Less clear is what form that longer-term alliance might take.
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It does look like Iran has longer-term designs on Syria.
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For longer-term savings goals, I prefer options with higher returns.
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Longer term, the country was still seen as having good potential.
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While true, it is the culmination of a longer-term trend.
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The tariffs could have a longer-term effect on China, however.
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In the longer term I hope to return to my country.
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It's really come together on a medium and longer-term plan.
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But longer term, I think the problem will be dealt with.
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In the longer term, the Dow has a target near 2550,236.
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Calculated from 21,000 this gives a longer-term target near 23,700.
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How that happens over time is a much longer-term process.
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"And that, in turn, leads to longer-term achievement," she says.
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Nike should still perform well over the longer term, says Schlossberg.
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There will, however, be longer-term costs to the trade war.
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This decade I&aposm going to take a longer term focus.
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Again, this exact hour isn't the time for longer term thinking.
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"We actually have more confidence over the longer term," Barry said.
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What will happen in the longer term depends on Iran's response.
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The longer term impact on both companies is much less clear.
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Longer term relationships can be harder to manage than brief encounters.
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The difference between short- and longer-term rates is normally ignored.
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Beyond Thursday's report, its longer-term outlook looks good to Johnson.
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In the longer term, however, Disney shares may be better-positioned.
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That's the way I see this in a longer-term frame.
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Second, there's a more insidious longer-term purpose here as well.
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She noted that the Fed's longer-term outlook is less clear.
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" Goldman Sachs: "I want you to take a longer-term view.
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But over the longer term, BHP's performance becomes much less impressive.
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It remains to be seen if the damage is longer term.
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"Goldman Sachs is betting on a longer term recovery", Amaral said.
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At the same time, there were longer-term factors at work.
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Longer term, though, the prospects for Xi's approach are more doubtful.
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Keep an eye out for: APYs on the longer-term CDs.
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The virus's rapid spread also has promoters rearranging longer-term plans.
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The virus's rapid spread also has promoters rearranging longer-term plans.
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I like the longer-term chart here that follows Nvidia's growth.
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Looking ahead: In the longer term, the effect will require adaptations.
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Veterans in emergency management are worried about longer-term trouble, though.
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Several other strategies may make more sense for the longer term.
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Meanwhile, the other certificates would be earning higher, longer-term rates.
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Longer term, is there hope for a fantasy resurgence for Palmer?
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However, the medium- to longer-term outlook remains open to question.
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BUT REMEMBER THE BOND MARKET TAKES A LONGER TERM VIEW OF WHAT'S GOING ON. I THINK PEOPLE ARE TAKING A LONGER TERM VIEW ON OUR ECONOMY, OUR ECONOMIC GROWTH AND WHERE THEY THINK WE'RE GOING ECONOMICALLY.
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Coca-Cola is in the process of implementing a more appropriate longer-term capital allocation policy to improve the alignment of domestic cash generation versus domestic cash requirements that should benefit its longer-term financial structure.
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Instead, Cramer said Home Depot's leadership has been "very, very constructive on the longer term," and it has urged its shareholders to have a longer-term outlook on demographic shifts and birth rates that could improve spending.
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However, when investors see inflation expectations for the longer-term stable, as is the case with the U.S. economy currently, they tend to move into longer-term safe-haven bonds, even though they may offer modest yields.
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But they would be cheaper than rapid rehousing in the longer term.
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But there's a longer term vision for GIPHY here beyond sticker revenue.
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I put at least $2100/month into my longer-term savings account.
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Four targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTRO II) will start in June.
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American policy performs best when focused on a longer-term strategic purpose.
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And then do they have a longer term strategy to achieve this?
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Longer term, pornography sees a new business in augmented and virtual reality.
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But despite fears of a longer-term slowdown, Golub is still bullish.
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But QE is supposed to work primarily by lowering longer-term rates.
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The overall changes may also have a longer term effect, observers said.
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We'll have to see where the market goes in the longer term.
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In the longer term, the worry in the industry concerns the young.
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In the longer term that should spell stiffer competition for foreign drugmakers.
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So Israel and Hamas are talking indirectly about a longer-term deal.
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That made some traders bearish on their longer-term view of oil.
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The longer-term impact of the election, therefore, remained unclear, analysts say.
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Lechner and Mayer, along with other longer-term investors, own the company.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Let me ask about sort of longer term concerns here.
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Longer term, the potential for rising interest rates presents considerable downside risk.
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Emanuel cites sustainable economic and earnings growth for his longer-term forecast.
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And with 22018, the longer-term trends have again grown increasingly certain.
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For longer-term investors, Stovall recommends using weakness as a buying opportunity.
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They have promised Greece short, medium and longer term debt relief measures.
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While some of these will grow longer term as independent entities — Element.
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From a longer-term perspective, the mainland Chinese stocks have underperformed significantly.
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In the longer term, though, that diet would be a health disaster.
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"The Price", set 30 years later, focuses on the longer-term repercussions.
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On a longer term perspective, Wan Saiful expected that the Malaysia-U.
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Is there, however, a longer-term case in favor of vast inequality?
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The company has even bigger plans for the longer-term, they said.
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"We been shifting our thinking to a longer-term vision," says Loevenguth.
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Clearly they thought it in their longer-term interests to do so.
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However, questions remain over the longer-term picture for the British economy.
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However, for the longer term Ciana remains bearish on the bond market.
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"Amazon is building an infrastructure that is going to defeat longer term."
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In the longer term, the group wants to spread the initiative further.
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The longer-term effects of Brexit are also likely to be adverse.
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One reason for the calm: The longer term impact may be limited.
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We build in longer-term indicators and make prevention the principal objective.
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"The longer term outlook though is more problematic," he told CNBC Tuesday.
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That's because the perceived risk in a longer-term environment is higher.
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He said the longer term impact of the terror attacks was unclear.
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However, Asian buyers have previously preferred longer-term contracts for supply security.
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We try to put some longer-term things up on the board.
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However, analysts are forecasting firmer demand for oil over the longer term.
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Also, as I think longer term, I want Ford for our customers.
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But Hayes did not rule out such sales in the longer term.
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Ultimately, yes, we do think it will weaken in the longer term.
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However, the longer-term sustainability of this business is questionable to Fitch.
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I think that is going to hurt them in the longer term.
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Such investments will require patient capital and funders with longer-term views.
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But Dunkerley said investors should focus on the stock's longer-term gains.
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They said White House officials are looking at a longer-term timeline.
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And in the longer term, oil prices still face weak global demand.
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This incident and the longer-term impact on UBS will soon fade.
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What is in store longer term for the market, though, is cloudier.
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But that would push the longer-term outcome further down the road.
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The longer-term trading band target is near $76 and potentially higher.
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Longer term, however, the crown prince's rule could be bearish for oil.
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Mr. Trump's tax and spending proposals would have a longer-term effect.
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It appears we could drift back up to $1,13, but longer term.
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In some longer-term relationships, daddies provide babies with monthly monetary allowances.
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In the longer term I hope to return home to my country.
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Traders looked to longer-term plays that could offer protection through volatility.
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But the longer-term consequences may well be disastrous for her country.
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The longer-term the goal is to triple that to 1.5 million.
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So I do think this is part of a longer-term trend.
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This could be through sponsorships and event collaboration, or longer-term engagements.
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The company is working on a longer term solution for affected users.
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In the longer term though, even those jobs are ripe for extinction.
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The corporate tax cuts is really more of a longer-term phenomena.
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" There are "some concerns longer term about the free cash flow upside.
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Longer term, Mr. Harteveldt warned, hotels' fee policies could make them vulnerable.
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Reversing the damage already done will require a much longer-term commitment.
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Longer term, might this erode American dominance of the international trade system?
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The Fed's actions — while welcome today — are not without longer-term risks.
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But being unpredictable, do you think that can be sustained longer term?
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Mr. Osborne said there were also questions about Tesla's longer-term growth.
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"In the longer-term duration, does this change coyote behavior?" he asked.
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However, low oil prices posed risks for renewables in the longer term.
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Heightening trade tensions are not the only risks over the longer term.
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Downturns wash away prior excesses, setting the stage for longer-term growth.
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His longer-term goal must be to find a path toward negotiations.
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While O'Hara likes Apple longer term, he a little concerned near term.
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But small-cap value has actually outperformed growth over the longer term.
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But small-cap value has actually outperformed growth over the longer term.
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Members who voiced concerns about the longer-term repeal strategy included Reps.
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For most longer-term investors, it's fine unless you get under $311.
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Li did not say where the longer-term investment would come from.
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The new tools could have implications for longer-term central bank policy.
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Conservative traders will wait for a move in the longer-term GMMA.
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But the longer-term question of who would succeed Mr. Cummings remained.
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Longer-term use increases the risk of addiction and other bad outcomes.
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Ella & Oak opens its first longer-term pop-up store in Manhattan.
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Paying off debt is a longer-term project for most of us.
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This is a short-term top in a longer-term bull market.
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Over the longer term, the political questions Trump poses are even starker.
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Shifting supply chains, though, will show the extent of longer-term losses.
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Those longer-term disruptions are the real danger of the trade war.
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Longer-term, however, analysts see other reasons for the yen to rise.
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Longer-term, Glazer sees a fundamentally bullish backdrop for the stock market.
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Obviously, this does not rule out longer-term effects, the authors admit.
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TC: Do you have any other financial products, like [longer-term] loans?
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The move is part of PayPal's longer term strategy to monetize Venmo.
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Nevertheless, the future for coal in the longer term is less rosy.
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On average, longer-term investments have returns of 9 to 11 percent.
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There are other Latinx resources that target longer-term issues and solutions.
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Longer-term projections show Minnesota and California battling for the 435th seat.
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"That is an interesting longer-term question about sustainability," Mr. Pallas said.
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In countries with surpluses, investors are more comfortable holding longer-term securities.
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"It sets us up to take a longer-term view," Gjervik said.
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The team will now focus on the effects of longer-term antibiotics.
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The ECB said it would offer a previous longer-term refinancing operation at a rate as cheap as minus 0.75% and conduct additional longer-term refinancing operations to provide immediate liquidity support to the euro area financial system.
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"To the extent that they presage longer-term changes in economic policy, they could perhaps affect the natural rate of interest and perhaps even the longer-term trend rate," Cunliffe told an audience at the University of Manchester.
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Because longer-term Treasury yields have already fallen pretty sharply in the past few months, Diczok thinks investors searching for steady income payments may now be tempted to buy so-called corporate junk bonds instead of longer-term Treasuries.
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"Short-term benefits through instability in Hong Kong are outweighed by longer-term disamenities and longer-term structural problems that might arise if there continues to be instability in Hong Kong, or in any other major economy," Shanmugam said.
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"Longer term, this could make online tutoring more acceptable to once hesitant parents and potentially contribute longer term to online tutoring penetration in China, in our view," China Renaissance analysts Alex Liu and Don Lau said in a Feb.
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A longer-term concern is keeping up with the demand for skilled workers.
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Bond markets reflect these negative rates, too, including for longer-term government debt.
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The KNVB will then appoint a new coach with a longer-term perspective.
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And I think he&aposs doing very well on the longer term strategy.
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Longer-term fundamentals indicate that the downdraft should pass soon, Lakos-Bujas said.
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But allies back home in New Hampshire also see a longer-term play.
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"Longer term… we think that we'd want to access public markets," Janardana said.
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"Longer-term they do look like very, very compelling values," the analyst said.
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But a lack of agreement could threaten its future in the longer term.
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The longer-term consequences of the MiFID II regime, which applies from Jan.
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However, he explained that over the longer term, volatility is generally mean reverting.
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Third, what is the ECB's early take on longer-term growth and inflation?
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But Mr McCormick insists its decision will be based on longer-term fundamentals.
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He added, he will be able to better focus on the longer term.
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Of the two funds, Euroaccion's longer-term performance track-record is the weaker.
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In other words, the effect over the longer term will likely be significant.
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Over the longer term, the startup hopes to develop a self-piloted version.
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But longer-term rates of rearrest are not yet noticeably down, he concedes.
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The longer-term slowdown in building is consistent with China's 2016 Work Report.
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It's good at getting things done quickly, but not in the longer term.
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Plus, longer-term bump-up CDs may still have an edge, McBride said.
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A longer-term look at the charts also suggest upside here, says Gordon.
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But longer-term trends, evident in the data, suggest some reasons for hope.
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However, Ross believes that from a longer-term perspective, Apple could be attractive.
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A longer-term bet on value still faces significant headwinds, though, he says.
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This is a rally within the context of a longer-term uptrend breakout.
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"If you're OK taking a losses for longer-term gains, so be it."
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Bishop said these are just "an early step" to the longer-term vision.
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Nevertheless, she said, Brexit showed that longer term Scotland's best option was independence.
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But there are signs from companies of longer-term drags on the economy.
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Longer term, a ban would encourage the same process that happened in mining.
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Longer-term, consumption was set to pick up in Vattenfall's markets, he added.
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The second has to do with how WeDo wants to evolve longer term.
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Or, it may reflect their desire for a longer-term commitment to stocks.
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In the longer term, though, a permanent agreement will need to be reached.
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Longer-term guidance for costs, revenue, assets and leverage is still to come.
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Longer term, Choi said that will likely lead to more funding being raised.
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And in the longer term fewer companies might choose to list in Switzerland.
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However, that larger idea is still on the longer-term roadmap, he says.
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In the longer term, many economists favour the introduction of a carbon tax.
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In the longer term, improved liquidity could support lower deposit and lending rates.
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"We want to set these things up for longer-term success" says Mills.
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A cyclical recovery will not, however, resolve questions about Turkey's longer-term future.
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Quick take: Expect longer term consequences for LNG from the tariffs, per Reuters.
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They have a longer-term view on the technology, product and financing pieces.
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Some executives worry that OBOR may have its downsides in the longer term.
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Scientists pay more attention to longer-term trends, rather than the daily data.
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I would say longer term emerging markets...we'll increase our weighting over time.
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Hermes remained cautious for 2019 but was confident about its longer-term prospects.
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It's the nature of the retreat that develops a longer term chart pattern.
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"There's a great chance longer term we could overshoot this thing," Hager said.
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However the pattern of features helps investors to establish the longer-term targets.
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But, longer term, the luxury brand is putting the emphasis on pure BEVs.
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Over the longer term, younger recipients of a biologic valve also fared worse.
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The short-term rate last week exceed that of several longer-term securities.
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But the longer-term trajectory, I think, depends primarily on the speed issue.
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Over the longer term, the oil industry may become a significantly smaller industry.
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"The longer term risk is that Europe loses credibility with investors," Nickel said.
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Still, appealing to younger voters could deliver longer-term results at the polls.
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It's not just an investment in getting sleep — it's a longer-term investment.
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But in the longer term autonomous vehicles will drive the reinvention of transport.
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And though it's a promo, it may consider extending the deal longer term.
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Growth is slower in Southeast Asia, but the longer term potential is high.
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This is the next longer-term resistance target for the current Nikkei breakout.
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But once again, stock market watchers shrugged off any longer-term negative implications.
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"Longer term, we'll see if that can compete with an entirely new system."
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"When we talk about the longer term solution of technology, consistency is necessary."
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But despite Monday's gains, analysts remain bearish on sterling over the longer term.
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Despite the lingering uncertainty, there are several longer-term industry trends worth highlighting.
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Defeating a physical caliphate is one phase of a much longer-term campaign.
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Still, longer-term prospects for Britain and its markets remained far from clear.
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But longer term, conditions could fall into place for more sustained deal activity.
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Still, even unsettled directors would do well to consider Fortis' longer term rehabilitation.
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A leader who ignores longer-term trends and growing future threats risks lives.
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However, it also added that its longer-term inflation expectations have not changed.
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Amazon's longer-term goal is more fantastical — and, if it succeeds, potentially transformative.
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"There's a shift toward larger-sized investments for longer-term allocations," said Stirling.
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BECKY QUICK: What do you think about the prospects for Amazon longer term?
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The Sinai attack should likewise have little effect on longer-term direct investment.
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In the longer term, authorities talk of a city of 100,000 or more.
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Nor is it clear what Apple intends to do with Texture longer term.
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If it turns out to be legitimate, they can get longer-term residence.
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Whether there are longer-term effects to his remarks are not yet clear.
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Currie said Goldman forecasts a longer-term oil price of $50 a barrel.
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But some economists warned that the longer-term effects could be more severe.
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Patanjali's work in Assam has benefited from longer-term efforts by the RSS.
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At 39 minutes, "Heroin(e)" sprawls; each thread could sustain longer-term treatment.
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But analysts say the government needs to develop a longer-term immigration policy.
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In the longer term, Israeli politics will turn to the question of annexation.
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Relationships among us, from hookups to longer term, were more common than not.
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But longer term, the outbreak could encourage greater consumer spending online, he said.
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That's something that worries inflation hawks fearful of politicizing monetary policy longer term.
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Longer term, the tariffs could spur American companies to move their factories elsewhere.
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But in the longer term, the imperial household faces a more existential threat.
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Like Mr. Damodaran, however, he remains skeptical about Apple's longer-term growth prospects.
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Bonczyk said the firing of longer-term employees can involve the greatest risk.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin understands the potential benefits of issuing longer-term debt.
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Individual weather events are not generally predictive of anything over the longer term.
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Hunter points out the longer term risk to close military to military relationships.
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For longer-term financial needs, I keep most of my assets in investments.
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"I guess we're thinking more toward the longer-term benefits," Mr. Ro said.
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The state-run bank plans to pay out stable dividends in longer term.
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This is part of the city's longer-term permitting program for electric scooters.
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SO THOSE ARE ISSUES WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO LOOK AT LONGER TERM.
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"Longer term, bitcoin is now back below a key uptrend line," Cappelleri said.
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Our longer-term objective is to have free and fair and reciprocal trade.
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For this reason, longer-term, diversified strategies often provide the best retirement results.
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"Longer term, we need a Medicare for all," Sanders told host Jake Tapper.
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It ended Tuesday less than 1 percent from that longer-term moving average.
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Procedural constraints come in many forms from annual to longer-term fiscal balance.
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"I do not see this as a sustainable strategy in the longer term."
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Some longer-term C.D.s charge as much as a full year of interest.
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Longer-term munis offer a better value proposition than those with short maturities.
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A longer term limit also allows Erdoğan to remain in power until 2029.
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In the longer term, markets will also bounce back if a Sino-U.
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Another reason for falling yields can be found in global pressures depressing longer-term rates in the U.S., as longer-term debt offers more stability in terms of fixed income, along with attractive yields than many other developed markets, Gibbs added.
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Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said that a longer-term goal was to give 3.
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A favourable special deal for the UK would only store up longer-term problems.
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Most certainly will but I think you have to have a longer term perspective.
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Branson has also publicized longer-term goals like offering rocket-powered flights between cities.
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It can also go to longer-term lifestyle goals, like saving for an apartment.
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Over the longer term, Oudea said he saw the number growing to 8 million.
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Employment growth remained strong, however, suggesting firms remained optimistic about their longer-term prospects.
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Lindsey Graham to her office to talk about longer term solutions for the border.
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For graphic on funds in the ECB's targeted longer-term refinancing operations click reut.
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The longer-term bull story of falling stocks is playing out in the shadows.
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There is no question that longer-term persuasion is really difficult to actually measure.
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Credit Suisse's Bartholdy however downplayed the longer-term impact of Brexit on emerging economies.
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A longer-term force that could turn automotive supply chains upside down is electrification.
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If not it could be an indicator that this is a longer-term repricing.
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That clarity was necessary to set the right negotiating framework for the longer term.
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The longer-term trend certainly appears bullish, said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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Longer-term, we're working on developing an analytics product that works in VR environments.
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AWS is also signing more big corporate customers, locking them into longer-term contracts.
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Still, worries about the unknown health risks and says longer-term studies are needed.
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However, what is the longer-term trend for the S&P as an aggregate?
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But the segment has underperformed badly as an asset class over the longer term.
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But longer term, there is going to be a lot more work to do.
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A Cruz nomination would also pay a different, more abstract and longer-term dividend.
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However, there are still some longer-term implications caused by the delay, said McGreevy.
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In the longer term, closer ties with Russia could also help curb Chinese expansion.
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In most cases, going on a longer-term liquid diet will be pretty miserable.
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So it's a little bit harder to have confidence in social networking longer term.
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For the longer term, Fitch estimates capital spending will approximate 15% of service revenues.
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"We just think the longer-term trend is for an appreciating currency," he said.
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The city is working with FEMA to locate longer-term housing for the evacuees.
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Longer term, though, is there going to be a need for dedicated neural computing?
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And ironically, it's also hard to guess where Oath stands at Verizon, longer term.
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Which is what the price of lithium carbonate in longer-term contracts is showing.
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Those are short, intermediate and longer-term technical levels followed by traders and analysts.
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In the longer term, the biggest upheaval may come from the large technology firms.
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We do do those fire fighting things, but we also do longer-term engagement.
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Longer-term bonds with higher yields than shorter-term bonds expand a bank's profitability.
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And in the government-bond markets they have bought higher-yielding longer-term debt.
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There is a lot of uncertainty about what longer term funding costs will do.
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They now raise longer-term debt and mix maturities, says Bruno Candès of InfraVia.
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It is easier to predict the immediate next steps than the longer-term future.
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The Treasury said it would keep auction levels steady for longer-term nominal securities.
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But turning to a longer-term weekly chart, he views clouds on the horizon.
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In the longer term, the NHL's absence is likely to backfire on the league.
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Due to privacy concerns, Nearpod doesn't store data on students for longer-term analysis.
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The 33 percent payout is roughly double the yields on Occidental's longer-term debt.
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The longer-term 30-year bond yield also reached its highest mark since 2014.
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I think the regulatory changes that need to be addressed are longer-term solutions.
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And over the longer term, the recovery is playing out unevenly across the economy.
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Longer term, he added that the support level holds as far back as 2013.
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But the longer-term challenges of reconciliation, accountability and good governance also demand action.
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Some strategists, however, are not worried about the longer term outlook for Japanese stocks.
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AND THEN TRYING TO USE THAT MONEY TO DEVELOP A LONGER TERM INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM.
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IBA kept its longer term margin outlook of 13 to 15 percent by 2018.
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Trudeau's visit is expected to focus on both the immediate and longer-term needs.
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He says the shelters are preparing for what could be a "longer-term" event.
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And so far, President Trump has shown no interest in any longer-term commitments.
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More than $5003 million is dedicated to longer-term capital investments, the city says.
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Trouble is, Chris and others like him feel like they need longer-term help.
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With respect to the longer term, however, capital expenditure cuts are slowly becoming visible.
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On a longer term view, Williams pointed to other challenges for the U.S. economy.
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That's the foundation for stable growth in the longer term, not the lottery ticket.
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They warned, however, that their ability to make longer-term plans was being affected.
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There are still questions around supplies of the new phone and longer-term demand.
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While that's a short-term fillip to growth, the longer-term consequences are dire.
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Longer term, the agency expects GDP growth will decelerate towards its potential rate (1.3%).
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"It's a longer-term bet on platinum being undervalued," Mitsubishi analyst Jonathan Butler said.
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That may be attracting traders and even longer-term investors back into the market.
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This means that longer-term debt is yielding much closer to short-term bonds.
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With multiple longer term growth channels in place, the outlook for 2016 appears promising.
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BnetzA said auctions were planned for day-ahead, intraday and longer-term electricity deliveries.
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But he also gave them credit for setting the path for longer-term improvements.
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An inverted yield curve occurs when short-term rates surpass their longer-term counterparts.
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"Longer term we intend to source raw materials locally," Plumridge told an analysts' call.
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"Longer term, she wouldn't be surprised if Chevron can sail to $122," Cramer said.
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He said that over the longer term, however, prices would rise as supply tightens.
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Greek banks can also borrow under the ECB's targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTRO).
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But what if the goal is the longer-term objective of reviving U.S. manufacturing?
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As such, we continue to question TSLA's longer term profitability, cash flow, and valuation.
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For lenders, Libor rates compensate banks for making funds available in the longer term.
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Some analysts expect Equinor to pay more to its shareholders in the longer-term.
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This, in the longer term, should lead to better design and more innovative products.
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Because U.S. mortgages are benchmarked to those longer-term bonds, rates could rise again.
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"I think longer term they are in a very difficult place, frankly," he said.
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The ECB then has to compensate by buying longer-term bonds in larger amounts.
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But in the longer term it will find it hard to contain these forces.
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Other ongoing, longer-term studies could help answer some of these questions, Whitney says.
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Longer-term, there may be several big trends that are suppressing trading in general.
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We have reviewed carefully Wayfair and our longer-term, positive call on its equity.
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Members expressed little concern over the longer-term impact from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Hiring Soltero is part of Google's longer term strategy to grow its enterprise customers.
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It has not broken below its longer-term 200-day moving average since October.
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Longer-term, however, he hoped the United States and China would resolve their issues.
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Darton said more research was needed into the longer term effects of this approach.
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In that role, Fraser-Jenkins said they could pressure companies to think longer term.
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WeWork has been working to sign more big companies with longer-term rental arrangements.
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But longer-term climate change may also be playing a role, some experts say.
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Do they want a home to provide them some security over the longer term?
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However, he said investment in the business should benefit Facebook in the longer term.
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This style of campaign could also pave the way for a longer-term realignment.
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Once those immediate steps have been taken, NBIB must take important longer-term steps.
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"We're quite uncertain about where rates are heading in the longer term," she said.
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But prosecuting corruption will actually alleviate longer-term uncertainty and promote transparency, he said.
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For the longer term, Fitch estimates capital spending will approximate 49473% of service revenues.
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But if cash flow is your primary concern, a longer term could make sense.
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Trionow said it was too early to give longer-term earnings and sales guidance.
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From a longer-term perspective, analyst Boris Schlossberg says Netflix's growth potential is astronomical.
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Now the time has come for longer-term solutions to the student debt crisis.
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Still, others said longer term that China's recovering economy will prevent a price collapse.
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We have to ask if there's anything really threatening the longer-term fundamentals here.
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It is not just living report to report, there is a longer term plan.
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Merkel's key priority for her D.C. visit is to get a longer-term exemption.
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Some took this as a signal of its longer-term intentions to go public.
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In the longer term, obviously, Democrats need a structural fix for their map woes.
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Longer-term, he believes there's potential to monetize Being in a number of ways.
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Looking longer term, eyes will likely turn to how Ibushi performs in the G1.
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It is still possible that demonetisation will support loan growth over the longer term.
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But in the longer term, it may mean giving Iran the boot from Syria.
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I am feeling like it's possible to get back to the longer term again.
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Despite the turn, Harman has been trying to position itself for the longer term.
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Beyond the short-term issues resulting from the independence vote, longer-term problems persist.
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The Grand Old Party risks a longer-term transformation into the Party of Trump.
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In the longer term, almost all of Saudi Arabia's remaining exports come from Europe.
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I love listening to podcasts, but I think audiobooks permit a longer-term picture.
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In the longer term, however, coronavirus cares little about partisan affiliation or state borders.
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Is it having serious short- and longer-term effects that I don't know about?
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Just a big short-term mess and a longer-term drag on economic growth.
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Then, they transport them off the land and take them to longer-term enclosures.
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But she said there were at least two major threats in the longer term.
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Like many migrants, he was waiting for an asylum appointment and longer-term housing.
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The longer term returns were seen as lower due expected growth in oil supply.
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"It just means over the longer term you would get lower returns," he said.
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" It said jobs would be cut "perhaps for a short period, perhaps longer-term.
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Some creators are focusing on longer-term bets like selling merchandise directly to consumers.
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A representative for Flybe declined to comment on the airline's longer-term financial situation.
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The follow-up was only at six weeks, so longer-term outcomes aren't known.
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In the same span, though, the yields on longer-term Treasury bonds fell sharply.
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I'm more inclined to use this as an entry point for longer term investors.
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"This has the opportunity to affect earnings," Kinahan said of the longer-term implications.
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Nominating Ratcliffe allows Grenell to stay on as acting DNI for a longer term.
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DeRozan undoubtedly wants a longer-term extension in exchange for sacrificing his free agency.
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The short-term benefits could come at the expense of America's longer-term interests.
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So insurers' longer-term costs [due to untreated opioid addiction] may disappear fairly quickly.
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But Bonczyk said the firing of longer-term employees can involve the greatest risk.
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At the same time, the House and Senate are working on longer-term measures.
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"The longer-term trend sure feels like it's up at the moment," he added.
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The Sam's Club closures are part of a longer-term strategic repositioning, Walmart said.
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Offshore drilling is a much bigger, though longer-term, investment for companies than onshore.
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Next, the team analyzed longer-term warming and mental health reports in individual cities.
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However, worries over the longer-term risks of conflict could potentially push prices higher.
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However, in the longer term, the AAM can only take La Niña so far.
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But traders and longer-term investors said Monday that the bill's failure was worrisome.
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Mr. Khan said India was behaving irrationally — and against its own longer-term interests.
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The longer-term effect of the virus on the national economy is less certain.
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"Neuroscience will be really relevant to AI in over the longer term," he says.
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Longer term, he added, the most important factor by far will be economic growth.
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Nabiullina was tight-lipped on how far rates might fall in the longer term.
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Analysts said gold still looked bullish both fundamentally and technically, in the longer term.
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Month-after-month job gains in the 22017,2100 range are not sustainable longer term.
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Does this mean we will not see a longer-term bond any time soon?
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Then the longer-term issue is about getting more women to a senior level.
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Finally, there is the problem in the longer term of banks' balance-sheet fragility.
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This puts the whole rally above $216,21 on a rather weak footing (longer term).
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BUT I WOULD ACKNOWLEDGE LONGER TERM WE DO HAVE TO LOOK AT THE DEBT.
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The benefits of starting early and continuing longer-term treatment remains unclear, they said.
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That means governments will have to take a bigger role in the longer term.
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But the Fed held its longer term expectation of growth steady at 1.8 percent.
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Those include longer-term pressures, such as rising seas forcing coastal dwellers to relocate.
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"It's important to take a longer-term picture of the hemp market," said Steenstra.
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Longer term, Amazon's menu of quantum offerings could include quantum processors of its own.
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But the outlook for longer-term growth and financial market stability is quite uncertain.
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So could this mark the beginning of a longer-term rally in the financials?
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This is one policy that rewards a longer-term perspective and taking some risk.
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Impeachment is going to be a long haul, our longer-term crises more so.
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The new, longer-term short-term plans will become available 60 days from now.
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However, investors' greater preference for longer-term debt has helped limit downward currency pressure.
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But in the longer term, scientists say climate change is coming for the juhyo.
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U.S. farm groups are concerned about the longer-term repercussions of losing market share.
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In the longer term (1800s to today), we are definitely a less violent place.
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However, halting the economy's longer-term decline may be a dicier proposition, the economist added.
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In order to deliver results, employees often minimize outside distractions, including longer-term career objectives.
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But some market watchers said UK stocks may now be a good longer-term bet.
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In the longer term, EIA said that production growth would slow in the coming years.
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But turning the winter thaw into a longer-term detente will be far more daunting.
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Health officials said there would be "longer term questions about the Skripals' health" later on.
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The reaction among buyers will likely be longer term, at least until home prices cool.
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This week we look at the framework for longer term targets in the US Indices.
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A lot of people are confusing short-term trends with intermediate and longer-term trends.
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The yield curve inverts when shorter-term Treasurys yield more than longer-term Treasury yields.
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So I'm pretty committed to the idea of a weaker dollar for the longer term.
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Longer-term, the Koreas have vowed to improve the North&aposs aging railways and roads.
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Air freight will be affected by lower international trade in the longer term, it said.
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While the bank has recovered financially, the longer-term damage to its reputation has endured.
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That in turn might have a longer term impact on the structure of American politics.
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In the longer term, all this intrigue will likely damage Trump's already-low approval ratings.
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Pillsbury remained optimistic about the U.S. and China reaching a deal in the longer term.
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These convenient critics spotlight important questions, but they also suck attention from longer-term challenges.
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Its sales in 2016 did double — but there are still questions about longer term profitability.
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Still, in the thick of the current correction, Bitcoin's longer-term growth is anyone's guess.
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In the longer term, anger among people who feel deprived of aid could be manipulated.
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It is postponing the launch of longer-term products because of economic concerns, Lifshitz said.
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But longer term growth, defined as expansion in 2022, is still seen at 1.6 percent.
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Western Digital's "valuation is too low, and multiples can increase longer term," the analyst added.
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Keene believes that longer-term trends also suggest that the XLY will keep moving up.
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Maybe just maybe this shock will galvanise better politicians, better policy and longer term thinking.
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And I'm talking now about longer-term, sustainable growth, not necessarily short-term demand stimulus.
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"This is part of the problem we are aiming to address longer term," Ahmed said.
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CEO Sacha Poignonnec also shared a longer-term revenue strategy on Jumia's Q1 earnings call.
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However, it doesn't make a huge difference when we're talking about longer-term growth prospects.
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This mission is part of a longer-term ESA project to explore the Red Planet.
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But there was also a longer-term political fight underway about the Bush tax cuts.
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Mester also said weak productivity and low capital expenditure are risks to longer term growth.
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I still like gold better ... longer term, or even bitcoin after this big pullback here.
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Longer-term, the IMF is encouraging a diversification of the economy away from mineral resources.
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Longer-term, Creative Commons plans to grow the engine to index more than just photos.
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Longer term we'll look at launching new African companies and services and entering new countries.
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Several compelling longer-term studies have also shown that teens reap similar benefits as adults.
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But JPMorgan Cazenove said that its downgrade for emerging markets wasn't a longer term play.
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But there is still the swingeing cost to longer-term growth from higher trade barriers.
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"You can't invest in these longer term," he said in the same "Options Action" segment.
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Over the longer term, BWA's leverage could rise at times when the company makes acquisitions.
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But letting Hanjin Shipping go could be a longer-term positive for associate Korean Air.
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I thought he told a pretty darned good story, but it's a longer term story.
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While the short-term forecasts show upside, Morganlander is more cautious for the longer term.
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AND SO WE NEED A LONGER TERM INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN THAN WHAT WE HAVE IN PLACE.
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He was not on script but talking with passion and with a longer term vision.
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And now that the violence has lessened, its longer-term impacts are becoming more obvious.
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But in the longer term the result may be to change the way incumbents work.
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For people looking for a mid–to –longer term hold, there are some significant potential.
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"There are also longer-term risks from significantly overshooting the U.S. economy's growth," he said.
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Activism is appropriate and helpful for improving longer-term performance and some is extremely unhelpful.
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Longer term, Hardt is hoping commercial lines for its hyperloop will be operational in 2028.
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We're very close to reversing this kind of longer-term downtrend on that relative performance.
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Torin IQ's sensors are an attempt to provide a longer-term solution in real time.
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I have every confidence in the longer term resilience and growth trajectory of the market.
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But for its longer-term goal, in 2045, it targets 100 percent "carbon-free" energy.
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" He added: "The thing I really look for though, over the longer term, is loyalty.
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Morgan Stanley this week released a report on another longer-term trend, self-driving vehicles.
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But a longer-term solution still must be found, including ways to pay for it.
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Meanwhile, online shopping has plenty of room to grow in the longer term in China.
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The alternative is to compound the overnight rate to arrive at a longer-term measure.
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They're so big that investors are willing to forego profits for that growth longer-term.
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Earlier this year it sold a small stake, raising questions over its longer-term plans.
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It's the pullback and rebound that now provides the longer term trading opportunity with silver.
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Longer-term, it may take advantage of its visual format for brand ads, as well.
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Miners hope limits to fresh gold supply will increase the chances of longer-term recovery.
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Barr also announced plans for some longer-term responses, including some funding for child protection.
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Using technology to keep data within Europe's borders is a longer term, if pricier solution.
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Rozell said it could also be longer-term trends, such as people working from home.
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But concerns remain about the longer-term economic outlook and the potential for renewed turbulence.
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But a higher payout would buttress the foundation for longer-term returns for Apple's owners.
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"It's something we really expect to impact the business over a longer term," said Lake.
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We should use the equity markets to create longer-term better wealth and capital creation.
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Your plan cannot operate retroactively, so you might face some pushback from longer-term employees.
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Still, over the longer term India's overall growth trajectory is expected to underpin fuel demand.
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Life coach Natalie Dee suggests expanding your idea of time: "Plan longer-term," she says.
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Longer-term cabin crew employees have already been able to don pants instead of skirts.
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In the longer term, progress depends on improved productivity—getting more out of existing resources.
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"In the longer-term, trade with the EU is likely to fall," the report added.
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Longer-term treatments include Botox injections to keep the muscles from contracting and creating folds.
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Tonko's plan lays out a longer-term goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
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"There is a longer-term question mark over those in a hard Brexit," O'Leary said.
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The measurement is calculated from 21,000, and this gives a longer-term target near 23,700.
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For it's those two factors – growth and inflation – that ultimately determine longer-term interest rates.
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Plus, the rule doesn't cover longer-term installment loans, which are often just as costly.
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Chennault's track record is a bit better over the longer term but still not spectacular.
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"It's time to develop a longer term solution in the transatlantic dialogue," Buttarelli said Monday.
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But a longer-term threat would come in the minutes and hours after that explosion.
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Some longer-term studies, though, failed to show that low-carbohydrate diets benefited glucose control.
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Beijing was opposed to such an option because it wanted longer-term stability, he said.
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Another longer-term bet is Guidewire Software, which serves the property and casualty insurance industry.
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Additionally, the Fed realized that the key lending markets for recovery involved longer-term loans.
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But his suggestions that voting itself will be tainted could have a longer-term resonance.
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I feel like I'd make more money that way instead of renting it longer term.
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All three had solid results in primary seasons and have strong longer-term track records.
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Liang Hua: Huawei will provide longer-term support and develop a relationship with our customers.
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The state requires a longer-term trend, not a one- or two-year disaster impact.
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Nevertheless, both bills are short-term lifesavers while we come up with longer-term solutions.
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Part of this is about thinking bigger-picture and longer-term than some companies do.
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Intel's break above $50 a share is also significant in the longer term, says Maley.
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We need longer term and cheaper finance to support the infrastructure investments we must make.
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The group published fourth-quarter financial results and announced new longer-term targets through 2025.
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At just 21 years old, Hunter might intrigue a team as a longer-term investment.
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That's one of the product concepts, in the longer term, that we want to explore.
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Longer-term impacts like currency fluctuations and geopolitical instability could be even worse, he said.
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N) expected to take a longer-term hit than restaurant operators including Starbucks Corp (SBUX.
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In the longer term, the uncertainty could make it harder for companies to properly plan.
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After interviewing, or dating, a few, you know enough to make a longer-term decision.
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Perhaps more important, he said, they help move China toward its longer-term cultural vision.
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When you get a misallocation of resources, it really hinders growth over the longer term.
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On a longer-term basis, these declines are not the worst thing in the world.
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The technique could prove cheaper and more efficient for longer-term storage of renewable energy.
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The bigger-than-expected surplus in April does little to affect the longer-term trend.
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They're part of the longer-term narrative of the design and innovation of construction toys.
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As a historical matter, the generic ballot tends to be stable over the longer term.
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We're really thinking longer term, and we want our generation to have a better society.
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The longer-term effects of such policies have been particularly evident in Wuhan and Hubei.
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In the longer term, it's hard to make a strong case for the human touch.
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I'd think that'd be especially difficult to absolve yourself of in a longer-term relationship.Absolutely.
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"If a Fed rate cut helps ease those things, it's bad for longer-term rates."
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The longer-term impact on colleges and universities is likely to bring forward some opportunities.
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But a second wave will be about infrastructure and longer-term economic recovery, he noted.
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Longer term, the Jeopardy deal could usher in other channels based on popular game shows.
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The longer-term idea would be for folks to get a little mill at home.
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So we are encouraged by the longer-term chart, [which is] slowly starting to improve.
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It warned that a longer-term stoppage would carry heavier production risks and financial penalties.
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Institutional and retail investors use the funds to make quick and longer term investment bets.
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Earlier in 2016 it sold a small stake, raising questions over its longer-term plans.
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For the first time, Delta provided details on the longer-term impact of the Nov.
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Popolare's impaired loan coverage is low, reflecting longer-term lending exposures with high collateral levels.
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While battling the immediate problem, Ma is also keeping an eye on the longer term.
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Longer-term Treasuries have already become more volatile than the almost comatose S&P 500.
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The Fed is conducting overnight and longer-term operations to keep the market operating smoothly.
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Those longer-term infected and unaware of their status accounted for 33.6% of new infections.
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But the longer-term challenges for iPhone growth — and smartphone growth in general — still remain.
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But even so, Mr. Trump remained reluctant to deepen American involvement over a longer term.
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Kelly's transformation suggests longer-term alterations related to at least five biological pathways and functions.
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It is uncertain whether the event will generate a longer-term uptick in youth sailing.
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Either way, from a longer-term perspective, there is less there than meets the eye.
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We believe sentiment is negative and longer-term media rights & engagement opportunities are largely unchanged.
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Longer term, they're trying to shape public opinion, with an election looming later this year.
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Constitutional shockwaves Longer term, the end of Trump's trial will mark a profound political moment.
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The company continued to beat earnings expectations, but the longer term outlook didn't look great.
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Subscriptions are a longer-term play for Apple as it builds out its content offerings.
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House conservatives, meanwhile, want a longer-term CR to avoid a lame-duck session. Gen.
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They are also striking longer-term supply deals, also on rich terms, the sources said.
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Despite its most recent outperformance, Disney has lagged the broader market in the longer term.
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The longer-term outlook remains weighed down, however, by an escalation in the China-U.
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But he said CEOs are perfectly capable of educating their shareholders to think longer term.
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For investors with a greater appetite for risk, there are certainly longer-term energy investments.
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But the longer-term game for Duterte has been his determination to court China. nyti.
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Customers would have to be able to afford highest monthly payments for longer-term loans.
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To be clear, we are not maintaining our longer-term bullish position to be stubborn.
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"They want — they need — cleaner air, and we see that shift longer term," he said.
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While there are not any immediate downside risks, there are longer-term ones, he noted.
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On the other hand, Lewandowski's testimony changed little about the longer-term prospects of impeachment.
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If it should be way off the mark, it could impact its longer-term thinking.
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" He added: "In the longer term, we fundamentally believe in the strength of the dollar.
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Now, administration officials describe such a declaration as a longer-term goal of the talks.
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Just from a longer-term perspective that's one concern I have with this fiscal plan.
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The TV network operator, home to "The Voice" and "Blacklist," has longer-term aspirations, though.
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The government this spring enacted a law that prioritizes research to improve longer-term modeling.
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They also said the program's design takes a longer-term view of U.S. agricultural trade.
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A longer-term objective is to deepen an economic cooperation agreement between Brazil and Mexico.
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But the longer term political trends, he warned, suggested the party could still fall short.
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And in the longer term, we don't really ... We know a lot about the universe.
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Still, the resolution could potentially have some longer-term legal and economic implications for Israel.
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The longer-term perspective here is that in general, curbing high inflation is really difficult.
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I don't think it takes us away on longer-term inflation goals at this point.
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But the stock market doesn't look so scary if you take a longer-term perspective.
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Unlike hedge funds which look to boost investment returns from currency hedges, longer-term investors such as pension funds view currency hedging as a tool to cushion the impact of foreign exchange volatility on portfolios and therefore have a longer-term ratio they work with.
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A steeper yield curve, which describes a condition in which the longer-term Treasury yields rise in relation to shorter-term yields, is often considered bullish for the banks as they often lend in the longer term and borrow money in the short term.
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In the longer term, the "Sanskritising" of geography threatens to change the very nature of India.
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Even creating and sticking to a budget can interfere with a person's longer-term financial goals.
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The longer-term S&P 500 chart suggests the upward trend is still intact, said Gordon.
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Because of this plasticity, treatments have a better chance of being effective in the longer term.
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The goal is to push forward trade talks and get China's support for longer-term reform.
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A longer-term effort to rein in polluting and low-value industries also hurt factory output.
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In the longer term, though, these efforts to goose the economy could cost more than anticipated.
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Longer-term infected people who are unaware of their status accounted for 33.6% of new infections.
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"The market will like ... this progression, but it won't solve the longer-term issues," Franklin said.
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I'd be curious to see the longer-term results, so I will definitely use it again.
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Such additions are expected to contribute to higher cash flows but only in the longer term.
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However, benefits did not persist over time, and longer-term outcomes were limited, the researchers wrote.
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In the longer-term some could go to other countries instead in search of cheaper labor.
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In terms of the longer-term, several decades that's not what we've seen in the market.
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" Southwest Airlines Co.: "If you take a longer-term view, I am going to say yes.
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It seems to be going well, though who knows what the longer-term effects will be.
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Despite the longer-term appeal of new growth markets, Mongolian-focused miners like Aspire remain cautious.
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Politicians have targeted activists for being short term investors, at the expense of longer term shareholders.
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The longer-term implications of the study, as Levin talks about them, sound very sci-fi.
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Banks may now hold more capital and their bonuses are now tied to longer-term performance.
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Mayfield, however, reiterated the longer-term benefits of a restructuring aimed at future-proofing John Lewis.
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The content is family-friendly, but the actual storytelling demands a level of longer-term investment.
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An inversion occurs when the yield on shorter-term bonds surpasses that on longer-term notes.
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The yield on America's short-term government bonds currently exceeds that of its longer-term debt.
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But looking longer term, Payscale found median wages, when adjusted for inflation, declined 9% since 2006.
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In the longer term, the change could speak to Mr. Trump's plans after his presidency ends.
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Longer term, some clients may want to hold it because they think the bank will grow.
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Longer term, it's an open question how the state's utilities will adapt to a changing climate.
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"We believe that ASML's longer-term investment case remains intact," said analysts at Dutch bank ING.
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My longer-term projects need attention, and I put off a few requests from my manager.
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The principles were organized into three sections—research issues, ethics and values, and longer-term issues.
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Paulsen said he expects stocks to move higher longer term but they could take a pause.
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Of course, these longer-term reforms would be close to impossible to enact without bipartisan support.
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In the longer term it said it was targeting a payout ratio of 20-30 percent.
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Companies with the structure have argued it allows them to focus on longer-term business planning.
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In equities, there is good evidence that ethical investors reap higher returns over the longer term.
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"Those users don't have time and bandwidth to solve longer-term, community-type problems," he said.
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However, sources also said White House officials are eyeing a longer-term timeline for a deal.
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"In other words, it is critical we continue to evaluate the longer term impacts Medicaid expansions."
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Partly because of this the Border Patrol is not releasing detainees to these longer-term facilities.
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So it hasn't fallen at the first fence but longer-term effects remain to be seen.
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Milchen then spoke to Netanyahu again and asked him to help get a longer-term visa.
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Jake and Parker are taking on his responsibilities temporarily while we figure out the longer term.
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It's unwillingness to make difficult and unpopular decisions has reduced our longer-term economic growth prospects.
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There are also concerns about Uniper's ability to compete longer-term given its relatively small size.
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In the longer term, Sea believes Shopee can become a profitable business on its own back.
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A longer-term response requires BMW and Daimler to decide whether the proposed tariffs will endure.
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But I think they felt they didn't have the breadth and scale to compete longer term.
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The longer-term problem, though, is that a capital problem can morph into a liquidity problem.
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In the longer term, new stories, new worlds will be created for this all-new medium.
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Whether the deal is good for Iceland's economy or flyers in the longer term is disputable.
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So longer term, Latin America, Southeast Asia, all of the developing work, we're excited about that.
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Equipment sales suggest the turn to cotton may be longer-term, said CoBank analyst Ben Laine.
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But Collin's longer-term vision is to build what she calls an asynchronous version of Slack.
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To that end, longer term, Jinn's business model favours official partnerships with merchants in two ways.
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It's too soon to say how any of these bets will fare longer term, of course.
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Longer-term, there were some steps a Trump administration could take that would affect the university.
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"The longer-term picture has changed for the dollar," said Georgette Boele, analyst at ABN Amro.
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But both he and other scientists emphasized that longer-term trends remain the more important figures.
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Applying the same methods to the break above 21,000 gives a longer term target near 0003,700.
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The plates of rust-belt economics are being kept spinning but at what longer-term price?
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Longer term, Gibbs suggests focusing solely on ETFs that will benefit from the recovery in Asia.
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Looking at a longer-term picture, Ross noted that there could still be significant downside ahead.
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The problems at Canal Plus have made some investors nervous about the group's longer-term strategy.
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"These major companies have longer-term strategic plans," Bosoni said at the CERAWEEK conference in Houston.
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Goldman also only expects a temporary fillip and it's remaining "structurally bearish" over the longer term.
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The longer-term outlook for oil has also grown increasingly bearish, market participants said on Thursday.
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Fitch expects statutory financial leverage to decline modestly longer term due to growth in statutory capital.
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Over the longer-term, "the potential for revenues across the entire industry is significant," he added.
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Higher oil prices continued to bring in both short covering and longer-term positioning, traders said.
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"It's a longer term threat — but its shorter term than some people might imagine," said Neuschwander.
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I'VE ALWAYS HAD A MUCH – A VERY A LONGER TERM HORIZON AND A LONG-TERM VIEW.
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Cummins said one important element in the CPI shows a potential for a longer-term slowdown.
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Others disagree and argue that on a longer term horizon valuations might even look well placed.
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Longer term, isolating RRT could also facilitate a shareholder spin-off of the company's residential operations.
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During this period other chart patterns develop and they help to confirm the longer term pattern.
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Longer-term, Adams sees commodity risk ebbing this year, leading to better performance for cyclical stocks.
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TLTRO III (Targeted Longer-Term Refinancing Operations) is the third injection of stimulus from the ECB.
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They also confirmed that they recommended parliamentary floor leader Andrea Nahles as Schulz's longer-term successor.
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It will be interesting to see how Wattpad continues to build out the business longer term.
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There are some longer-term concerns for the cattle standing in water for a long time.
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It also raised longer-term concerns about policy paralysis and erosion of the rule of law.
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Despite the potential scenarios, Hogan believes the odds are low they will crush stocks longer term.
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The higher number of some kind of foreign reserve displacement that's a much longer term thing.
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Analysts, however, do not expect the GMT report to pressure sportswear stocks in the longer term.
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Ahead of the jobs report, traders bet the greenback's longer-term upward trend would remain intact.
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"Don't let this take your eye off the longer-term picture of dollar weakness," he said.
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In the longer term, investors expect those numbers to align more closely, meaning slower sales growth.
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However, CEO Rick Goings expressed confidence in how Tupperware's business would perform over the longer term.
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The longer-term outlook is, however, brighter as Beijing actively promotes EVs to combat air pollution.
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Despite some pressure on technology stocks, over the longer term, analysts expect them to continue rising.
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And many financial institutions had relied on short-term, uninsured liabilities to fund longer-term investments.
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In the longer term, experts say Islamic radicalism needs to be addressed at its source overseas.
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Longer term, the damage from Trump's trade policy brinkmanship may outlast his tariffs and his presidency.
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Longer term, the companies stressed the need for more infrastructure to plan and invest in projects.
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Some, like Andrew Cuomo, the governor of New York, hope to find a longer term dodge.
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Weather is the local, day-to-day variation; climate represents the longer-term, farther-reaching conditions.
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Especially if Brissett's injury problems are longer term, the Colts could be looking for quarterback help.
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Many companies are now looking for longer-term partnerships with influencers they know can provide results.
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"The markets already moved on...and longer term the yuan will continue to weaken," Mellor said.
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Yield-curve inversions are rare occurrences in which short-term interest rates exceed longer-term rates.
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"The longer-term vision is a little bit like the 'Star Trek' computer," Mr. Limp said.
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The longer-term result has been less wasted food and a lot less stress and frustration.
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The longer-term trend is also pointing to a quickening in the rate of job creation.
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Sometimes a longer-term perspective makes risks look very different from how they might first appear.
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This type of growth has a greater chance of retaining its value in the longer term.
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Longer term Zespri is working on commercializing tiny kiwi berries and a variety of red kiwifruit.
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Campaigns that want to use more advanced targeting options sign longer-term contracts with the company.
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"I wanted something longer-term for me and something that felt like a home," she said.
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AND WHEN YOU GET A MISALLOCATION OF RESOURCES, IT REALLY HINDERS GROWTH OVER THE LONGER TERM.
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But the potential for bad budgeting still looms in the discussions over a longer-term deal.
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"The market's already moved on...and longer term the yuan will continue to weaken," Mellor said.
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Still most of them have not changed their longer-term positive view of the U.S. currency.
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I like the company longer term but I want to hear what they have to say.
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But he believes the doldrums are ending and business investment is poised for longer-term growth.
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Despite the positive bias in markets on Tuesday, there were still concerns in the longer term.
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But Canada is part of the longer-term solution to Chinese dominance of the aluminium market.
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"Longer term, India's growth potential is significantly higher than most other Baa-rated sovereigns," said Moody's.
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But Keith/Buck was all doom-and-gloom about the longer-term prospects of the area.
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Longer-term, though, Galaxy might be a buyer itself, especially of Wynn Resorts assets in Macau.
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It's a more flexible structure that let's us take a longer term view of each business.
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Senior officials have said there is a need for a longer-term U.S. commitment in Syria.
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However, Yahoo appears to still be weighing up just exactly what it will do longer term.
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Since that pivot point is not yet at hand, longer-term factors may come into play.
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In lieu of the traditional fundamentals, here's something to consider instead: Over the longer term, Mrs.
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He will give details on his longer-term plans at an investor day on Nov. 16.
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Speculators may be taking a longer-term view of copper's prospects than the next few months.
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Rason noted that a recession could prove temporary, and offered a more upbeat view longer-term.
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Breakingviews Banks just scored a victory against disgruntled customers — and, in the longer term, against themselves.
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In a bit of a surprise, it also increased its longer-term forecast for interest rates.
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China has pressed ahead with longer-term efforts to get its economy to burn more cleanly.
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The partnerships can be longer term, like Tanno's, or one-time deals for a specific show.
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But scholars say that longer term shifts have made the region less central to America's priorities.
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Longer term, the federal government must pass "buy American" legislation for a wide range of products.
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But the difference between shorter-term and longer-term interest rates is narrowing, threatening that income.
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Already, developers and city agencies are scrambling for new financing and scaling back longer-term plans.
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This is part of a longer-term increase in the aggressiveness of Russian posturing toward Sweden.
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Over the longer term, however, Curries believes this is a necessary re-balancing of the market.
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Longer-term brand-building will benefit from a sustained media presence, albeit with appropriately modified messaging.
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It says it plans to trim several hundred million dollars in costs over the longer term.
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At the least he wants a broader, longer-term deal than the one he's ripping up.
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The program could include both public jobs and subsidized private employment, either temporary or longer-term.
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The study also looks at the longer-term effects of the treatment and at cost savings.
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So people seem to be able to detach the Trump effect from these longer-term trends.
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For the longer-term, Stone particularly likes beaten down cyclical groups including technology and consumer discretionary.
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Mr. Ryan, who preferred a longer-term deal, had called such a three-month plan ridiculous.
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It says it plans to trim several hundred million dollars in costs over the longer term.
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They see a longer-term risk, too, that less regulation would lead to another economic crisis.
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"If there are any longer-term shipping issues, it would likely impact our business," he said.
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If a three-month time frame means the payments are unaffordable, consider a longer-term plan.
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Longer-term, I think we need to do things like move toward national nonpartisan election administration.
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Longer term, demand for the red metal is expected to spike due to the electrification trend.
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Longer-term effects of repeated fires were not included in this estimate, the World Bank said.
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But I think the real question to ask is longer-term-- WILFRED FROST: Only probably not?
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However, we believe that price-supportive factors should gain the upper hand in the longer term.
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The next will require longer-term thinking about what the companies' European business will look like.
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"We still like MCD longer-term but believe 3Q19 results may present a better buying opportunity."
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In the longer term, however, a "yes" vote will accelerate Turkey's authoritarian descent, Mr. Yakis said.
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Here's how he framed the pivot: This decade I'm going to take a longer term focus.
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The bank's "longer term aspirations" are now for ROTCE of 15% to 17%, the bank said.
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In the longer term, Germany is trying to generate most of its power from renewable energy.
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Officials are trying to work on a longer-term housing plan for the displaced, Tyner said.
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A similar effect could be seen with Alibaba in the longer-term, according to one analyst.
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However, over the longer term the eight-week ratio is at 3853, which is still bearish.
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The technical sign warns of a rapid decline in stock price relative to longer-term performance.
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Customers would have to be able to afford the highest monthly payments for longer-term loans.
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However, longer term it is likely that Tines will be adopted across other functions as well.
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Containment through enhanced military defenses and buying time for longer-term change is our best course.
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Longer term, Saut doesn't see much that could derail the bull market on a fundamental basis.
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Pennsylvania's soon to change congressional map makes the longer-term effect of the election less clear.
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But in the longer term, farmers are poised to take a bigger hit from reduced production.
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Pennsylvania's soon-to-change congressional map makes the longer-term effect of the election less clear.
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But over the longer term, it appears that the frequency of snow days has drastically increased.
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But the yield curve has recently inverted, sending longer-term Treasury yields below short-term bonds.
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Longer-term projects could include sharing technology or development efforts for electric vehicles, the companies said.
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STEVE LIESMAN: And I want to talk about short-term and a sort of longer-term.
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Longer term, the pair hope they can create a service people would pay to subscribe to.
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Still, most of them have not changed their longer-term positive view of the U.S. currency.
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He cautions, however, that longer-term forecasting, of several weeks to several months, remains more problematic.
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But longer term, cash appears to be locked in a losing battle with electronic payment methods.
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"Probably much more interesting will be what that can spawn in the longer term," said Tafjord.
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Disaster managers are moving many of the people who lost their homes into longer-term shelters.
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Congressional leaders expressed optimism that an agreement on the longer-term spending package was within reach.
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Longer term, the group's focus is on water, sanitation and health, as well as economic recovery.
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One area that has seen some movement recently is the use of longer term contraceptive methods.
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The most dangerous such function is that of borrowing short-term in order to invest in longer-term financial instruments, all while hoping that you will be able to "roll over" — renew or refinance — your short-term loans over the durations of those longer-term investments.
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The only way to find that out is to do longer-term studies on e-cig users.
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Longer-term expectations for the next 5-10 years were broadly stable at 2.6 percent, Citi said.
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So, instead, she and Daishu are toying with the longer-term idea of launching a weed retreat.
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"Longer term, we remain skeptical on the implementation of the proposed quotas, if ratified," the analysts said.
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Meanwhile, most survey measures of longer-term inflation expectations have changed little, on balance, in recent months.
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In the longer term, though, the Hanjin succession presents an opportunity for renewal, not just generational change.
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And that indicates to him that the sector will resume its longer-term uptrend that's in place.
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"Longer-term investors are returning to gold and dipping their toes back in," said Saxo Bank's Hansen.
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However, in the medium to longer term, lower reinvestment yield on assets will lead to NIM erosion.
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The slump in investment has worried Federal Reserve policymakers because it could depress longer-term economic growth.
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FEMA also covers the longer-term costs of repairing public assets, from water pipes to public schools.
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Longer-term, if the economy and policy come through as hoped, 3 percent would be OK – eventually.
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"A robust longer-term technical mechanism was now required to manage the global response," the committee determined.
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QUESTION: Do you think there's a longer-term threat, specifically about Guam, against the region in general?
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It is, in the longer term, on creating a scalable product which can be used by developers.
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But his conviction is tempered with patience that such changes will only come over the longer term.
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What might be the longer-term impact of so much capital getting jammed into still private companies?
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"These major companies have longer-term strategic plans," Bosoni said at the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston.
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But despite this near-term weakness, some strategists say the longer-term trend is a bullish one.
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" Yet more broadly, "the longer-term picture is still bullish," Wald said Wednesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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But given the worries about slowing economic growth, investors have been buying into the longer-term securities.
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But in the longer-term, he is bullish, examining a chart of the Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ).
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Hedge funds lost money for the fund in 2015 but have made money over the longer term.
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Consequently, Fitch expects operating performance and overall margins to remain stable over the medium- to longer-term.
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"Yet we do not believe these price levels would be sustainable in the medium to longer term."
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Kraft Heinz had misread Mr Polman, who likes to talk about managing growth for the longer term.
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For Hatzius, a longer-term outlook for Fed rate hikes has to revolve around the unemployment rate.
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Meanwhile, he said, he does not watch daily financial market gyrations so much as longer-term trends.
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CA and some VCs are trying to work on longer-term solutions in terms of policy change.
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But … I am able to see through in how autonomy, longer term, can have a positive impact.
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Valdez said she plans to move into a longer-term rental an hour away in Yuba City.
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Longer term, "we are still in what can be described as a secular bull market," he added.
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Other bond funds have fared worse, especially those with exposure to longer-term bonds and emerging markets.
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" But when pressed, he said: "There are times for us to refinance, refinance debt with longer term.
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It trades at 10 times earnings with a 4% dividend yield…I think longer term it's good.
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"Longer term, there's a real chance that we'll see commodities overall start to do better," said Scoville.
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Longer-term variations might reveal planetary seasons; shorter-term, more chaotic ones might be evidence of weather.
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But longer term, she's less optimistic that Roe will ultimately survive a Trump-appointed Supreme Court intact.
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They may have bounced back, or suffered longer-term damage, like many of the surface reefs did.
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But the crisis has posed a number of questions for the company, and underlined longer-term problems.
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If the price remains near to the $38 level, the longer-term outlook for oil is bullish.
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Underlying inflation projections were also reduced and the longer-term forecast was cut to 1.6% from 1.7%.
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"This year's abnormal weather does not affect our longer-term investment thesis, which remains unchanged," they said.
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While the high-profile deal ignited Boeing's complaint, executives say Boeing's stance reflects a longer-term concern.
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It further expects the meltdown of foreign direct investments is a longer-term threat for the pound.
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In the longer term it involves rethinking Britain's international role and reinforcing its relations across the world.
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The authors said the findings should encourage both employees and employers to take a longer-term view.
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The rapid gain may be an anomaly, but the sector's outperformance is actually a longer-term trend.
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When Campbell came to Silicon Valley, venture capitalists were interested in coaching and had longer-term horizons.
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But analysts are wary about saying that the hack will affect BA or IAG's longer term performance.
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It is banking on longer-term studies to yield hard evidence of fewer side effects over time.
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In the longer-term, the refiner said demand growth would outstrip supply due to slow capacity expansions.
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Longer-term, there is a far broader consensus that any pain to come will be merely cyclical.
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Longer-term impacts may become worse as the oil sinks and becomes harder to capture, he said.
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Does your company have a sabbatical policy, which may allow you to explore longer-term travel options?
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Even a contested election that ultimately ends in Clinton's favor could do longer-term damage, White said.
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Mr Rodden weighs a few longer-term solutions, among them electoral systems used elsewhere in the world.
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Yet Mr Davis is correct that it is impossible to separate the divorce from longer-term trade.
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But if you have longer-term goals in mind, consider how your side gig can complement them.
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He later noted that not selling Arnott's would not limit its ability to cut debt longer term.
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Longer-term, much depends on how Brexit is negotiated and whether foreign firms and banks exit London.
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The result would be devastation all around and no winners except perhaps China and Russia longer term.
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A space launch is about altitude at first, but in the longer term, it's more about speed.
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Chief Executive John Cryan said the group's second-quarter profitability fell short of its longer-term goals.
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Whether longer-term plans like these are still possibilities in the current climate remains to be seen.
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"These issues have key repercussions on global sentiments and sustainable growth for the longer term," he added.
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I then looked at public cloud and wondered how will it be protected in the longer term.
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"Maybe a hedge fund can do that but a longer term institutional investor would struggle," he said.
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But experts expect to see longer-term negative consequences in the form of likely program enrollment dips.
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Yet, even with that success, issues of culture and values have come to the fore longer term.
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Longer term goals include putting a man on the moon and sending a robotic probe to Mars.
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The reactions to Mr Trump are reinforcing a longer-term trend for business to become more outspoken.
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But Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer speaks on longer term challenges for the economy at 8 a.m.
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This movement has been associated with longer term concussive symptoms, such as headaches and dizziness, explained Stitzel.
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