It's just that they believe that persistently lowering and lowering rates isn't the answer.
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In addition, lowering salt consumption, and thereby lowering blood pressure, can reduce medical costs.
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Wish list: Lowering excise taxes on cigarettes and alcohol, lowering/removing capital gains taxes.
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The immediate effect will be a lowering of investment activity, a lowering of hiring.
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The trial combined two studies that looked specifically at lowering blood pressure and lowering cholesterol.
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We prototyped did a lot the simple stuff first: lowering the camera, slowing the player's direct movement, lowering the jump.
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Lowering prescription drug prices: This is another area where Trump and Democrats have said they agree: lowering skyrocketing drug prices.
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" He says the report "confirms that the American Health Care Act achieves our mission: lowering premiums and lowering the deficit.
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Yes, some web services like YouTube are lowering their bit rate (lowering video quality to keep up with increased demand).
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Meanwhile, lower rates have also improved borrowers credit profiles, lowering banks' cost of risk while also lowering their own funding costs.
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The dual mandate is notoriously vague, allowing a broad range of interpretations of the priority of lowering inflation versus lowering unemployment.
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Aggressive treatment means lowering cholesterol levels if they're unhealthy, lowering blood pressure, helping smokers quit, helping patients lose weight and encouraging exercise.
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You know, actions like lowering or raising the brightness of the display or raising or lowering the volume of the speakers/headphones.
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It's not just lowering the odds, it's lowering the chances of the magnitude of changes you might be able to get through.
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During his campaign, Trump proposed lowering the corporate tax rate to 15 percent; House Republicans have proposed lowering the rate to 85033 percent.
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It falls behind lowering the amount individuals pay on health care, lowering the price of prescription drugs and addressing the nation's opioid epidemic.
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" He predicted in a phone interview, "We're going to be giving patients very aggressive cholesterol-lowering and inflammation-lowering treatment in the future.
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"My personal opinion is that after lowering the corporate tax rate to 9 percent ... the personal income tax would be worth lowering," Varga said.
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If it led to weight loss, either diet brought an identical lowering of sugar in the blood stream and an identical lowering of insulin.
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Plain text is easier to produce, lowering the friction for people to contribute, and it's also cheaper to store and transmit, lowering the cost of bandwidth.
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This velocity of credit is stimulated by lowering interest rates, Gross said, so central banks were able to get some GDP growth through lowering interest rates.
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PCSK9 inhibitors are a new class of cholesterol-lowering drugs that show promise in lowering the chance of heart disease beyond what statin drugs can do alone.
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Tesla Motor's CEO Elon Musk says that lowering the cost of delivering a kilowatt hour to every car is the key to lowering the cost of electric cars.
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"This CBO report again confirms that the American Health Care Act achieves our mission: lowering premiums and lowering the deficit," House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a statement.
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You do Her most controversial proposal involves lowering the minimum wage, implementing welfare reforms and lowering benefits to make Puerto Rico more competitive compared with other Caribbean economies.
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The Obama administration boasted of improving graduation rates, yes, but you can do that by lowering the bar — that is, lowering cut scores for graduation exams and inflating grades.
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"Hopefully, lowering the age [for screening] will have a long-term impact over the generations," she says, in terms of detecting colorectal cancer at earlier stages and lowering death rates.
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"The USDA ripped the Band-Aid off by lowering yield by 10 bushels and then also lowering acreage as well," said Ted Seifried, chief ag market strategist at Zaner Group.
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Just as "lowering car prices" conveys reducing the average car price within the entire fleet, lowering premiums suggests reducing the amount of money insurers charge on average per available plan.
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Thus, there is much to be said for lowering these rates, especially when rate reductions are coupled with the elimination or lowering of tax deductions that primarily benefit the wealthy.
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He outlined three steps to take in the meantime: passing legislation to get the public option in every state, lowering Medicaid eligibility to 55 and lowering the cost of prescription drugs.
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"Lowering the flag — that's just the beginning," he said.
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"The USDA ripped the Band-Aid off by lowering yield by 262 bushels (per acre) and then also lowering acreage," said Ted Seifried, chief agriculture market strategist for Zaner Group in Chicago.
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Recent rumblings this week on the Republican-led efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare are not hopeful for those who care about lowering healthcare costs, reducing complexity, and lowering barriers to options.
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Trump has called for lowering the tax rate for businesses to 15 percent, but the tax plan House Republicans released last year called for lowering the pass-through rate to 25 percent.
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Since a small number of drugs accounts for a major chunk of pharmaceutical spending, significantly lowering the price of even a few hundred drugs could go a long way toward lowering overall costs.
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Between the lines: Unions have an interest in lowering prescription drug prices, both as a way to relieve the stress of high out-of-pocket drug spending and of lowering total health costs.
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Burning less coal has the benefit of lowering carbon emissions.
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KURTZ: And the President, reporters said has been lowering expectations.
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Some countries have already been lowering their level of involvement.
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Lowering drug prices was one of Trump's signature campaign promises.
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Now, at age 86, Atiyah is hardly lowering the bar.
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The Trump administration has declared lowering drug costs a priority.
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Lowering barriers to buy and sell agriculture and industrial commodities.
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Lowering drug prices is also a major issue for voters.
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Taxes take away that prize, lowering incentives to become entrepreneurs.
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The firm lowering it's price target to $129 from $149.
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Now, the company is lowering its subscriber requirement to 1,000.
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Lowering it again will tip more families into this situation.
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Thus, lowering rates naturally leads to repricing the markets higher.
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He proposed lowering vehicle emissions standards for cars and trucks.
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Lowering the cost of care, though, is fraught with peril.
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The prospects for lowering rates are uncertain, with Republican Gov.
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But Obamacare was never really about lowering health care costs.
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Some analysts are lowering price expectations due to high supplies.
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"It's about lowering the cost for the consumer," he said.
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While Netflix is raising prices, Hulu is lowering its own.
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He's especially concerned about lowering the levels of childhood obesity.
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But lowering the app's workload could make it more usable.
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Health care has also been lowering its revenue expectations sharply.
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You see, you're lowering the bar for our nation's intelligence.
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Recent history is filled with examples of lowering operating costs.
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This week, legislators plan to debate lowering their own salaries.
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But the foundation for a dramatic and permanent lowering of
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"If there's anything bipartisan, it's lowering drug prices," he said.
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Under Obama, House of Cards did the work of lowering
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"He's confused by the sun," Capasso said, lowering the shades.
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Americans' breakup with sedans is lowering prices for used cars.
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Lowering the tariffs will make Tesla more competitive in China.
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Both the U.S. and Mexico began lowering tariffs before NAFTA.
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In tablets, it has seemed more aggressive about lowering prices.
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BlackRock has also been aggressive in lowering fees, Fink said.
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The case for lowering borrowing costs is not fully decided.
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Mr. Trump had previously proposed lowering it to 25 percent.
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NATALIA WINKELMAN Oh man, lowering expectations for movies feels depressing.
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Central banks are providing relief by lowering core interest rates.
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Trying to test more people by lowering the risk threshold?
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Trump has made lowering the U.S. trade deficit a priority.
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To cool down on hot days, consider lowering your windows.
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An Interior Department panel in February recommended lowering those rates.
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Phelps carded an 84, lowering his handicap to single digits.
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For months, the game plan was all about lowering expectations.
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He said he'd focus on veterans' care and lowering taxes.
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"I'm going to be honest," she said, lowering her voice.
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Lowering the corporate tax rate will help workers and consumers.
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"I can't give my name," she said, lowering her voice.
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This worked, lowering premiums by as much as 14 percent.
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A top Wall Street economist is lowering his recession forecast.
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Does he want to be known for lowering basic standards?
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In addition, he proposed lowering corporate taxes beginning on Jan.
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Forget about consumer choice providing options or competition lowering prices.
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The entire Bay Area could help with lowering transit costs.
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The Democrats fight Trump by lowering themselves to his level.
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Red yeast rice supplements aren't that effective at lowering cholesterol.
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To make a good, or depending on your point of view, bad situation worse, all this is retarding economic growth, lowering labor force participation, and lowering both skilled wages and the demand for capital.
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"The only way we currently know how to prevent glaucoma damage is by lowering eye pressure (using medications, laser or surgery), but some patients continue to lose vision despite lowering their eye pressure," Liu said.
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We believe that we're going to have a very stimulative effect on the economy by lowering the business tax rate, by lowering the corporate rate, and making America competitive with the rest of the world.
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Lowering the cost of admitting error could help defuse these crises.
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His inauguration address mostly ignored major conservative priorities like lowering taxes.
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The process would be aided by lowering customers' data storage costs.
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Supporters say lowering the age limit would expand the labor pool.
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It's not only fair, but necessary to prioritize emission-lowering innovations.
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I urge Catalyst to respond by lowering its own outrageous prices.
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Trump has frequently spoken about lowering tax rates for U.S. businesses.
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By lowering the price and therefore increasing the rate of return.
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There was no lowering of qualifications or standards for Barack Obama.
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" He observed, "they are lowering the transaction cost for buying things.
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Lowering the taper rate to 55% would cost about the same.
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A sideways yawn escaped as she disappeared behind a lowering curtain.
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Tariffs are still high in Asia, so lowering them would help.
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Go deeper: Caster Semenya says "hell no" to testosterone-lowering drugs
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Mylan is aggressive when it comes to lowering its tax bill.
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But what the G7 is all for is lowering transaction costs.
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Go deeper: Lowering prescription opioid misuse won't stop the opioid crisis
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Target has responded by lowering its prices on non-grocery items.
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TARIFF THREATS The case for lowering borrowing costs isn't fully decided.
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Now, it is lowering the barrier to customers trying out clothing.
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" On Russia: Cohn clarified, "We're not lowering our sanctions on Russia.
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We can start with a smart approach to lowering student debt.
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Who knows, maybe the company will even consider lowering the price.
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Nola improved to 13-3 while lowering his ERA to 13.
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The monetary authority has been gradually lowering the requirement since 2016.
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We don't want lowering it only to result in lower prices.
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"We are not really gaining much by lowering it," Collins said.
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Commercial banks generally react by lowering the rate they charge borrowers.
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Amazon: We're lowering Whole Foods prices No more whole paycheck jokes!
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The yen has also strengthened, lowering the value of foreign assets.
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The same is true of lowering your lawn's ears every week.
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Trump has called for lowering the corporate rate to 15 percent.
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I later learned it was actually lowering the shopkeeper's item prices.
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For Ms. Seltz, lowering her wage bar wasn't a stumbling block.
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A lowering of keys has allowed for a greater expressive depth.
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We need to keep simplifying the tax code and lowering taxes.
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But lowering federal spending shifts cost to state and local government.
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Mr. Trump's plan also includes several vague ideas for lowering costs.
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Last on the day's program was a flag-lowering ceremony at
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"Essentially, it's about raising kids and lowering expectations," Ms. Haran said.
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You've got a shot at significantly lowering your living expenses someday
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Americans never like the idea of lowering taxes on the wealthy.
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Lowering the bar to staff our classrooms is the wrong answer.
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It's also one of the best known sources for lowering cholesterol.
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That's why fiscal conservatives are wary of lowering the insurance premium.
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The FDA is also examining lowering the amount of addictive nicotine.
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That's because Snap is lowering the cost of promoted face lenses.
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They can be staffed solely with kitchen workers, lowering labor costs.
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Incumbents have already started lowering data prices ahead of Jio's entry.
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But Wake Forest Baptist said it is committed to lowering costs.
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But lowering corporate taxes won't prompt firms to create American jobs.
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"It's injecting resources, it's lowering the tax obligation," Lopez Obrador said.
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It worked, creating a surplus and lowering prices for American consumers.
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But instead of lowering premiums, they pocket the savings as profit.
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Their work led to the development of cholesterol-lowering statin drugs.
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Last week, I contemplated tapering off my meds, or lowering them.
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Lowering the cost of capital generally helps address demand-side issues.
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Lowering campaign contribution limits could blunt the impact of large donations.
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She stressed securing the border, fighting MS-13 and lowering taxes.
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His first three innings were scoreless, lowering his E.R.A. to 3.50.
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It's a classic Amazon move: lowering prices to gain market share.
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At the top of his list is lowering prescription drug prices.
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The starting point for lowering blood sugar is diet and exercise.
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In the experiment, statins were very effective in lowering cholesterol levels.
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Yet despite the lowering of standards, dropout rates remain appallingly high.
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Lowering drug prices was a major Democratic campaign promise in 2018.
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"We used to hunt pangolin here," Ayinla said, lowering his weapon.
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Some, but not all, wore protective masks, lowering them while eating.
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It would bring down generic prices, thereby lowering prices for everyone.
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That would normally mean more aluminum for local consumption, lowering prices.
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Biannual campaign promises about lowering health care costs are wearing thin.
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Nola improved to 13-3 while lowering his ERA to 2.28.
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Tax reform, specifically lowering the corporate income tax, is one option.
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His administration supported lowering the corporate tax rate back in 2013.
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But he also said that lowering drug costs remain a focus.
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Green roofs can help avoid outages by lowering rooftop surface temperatures.
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Instead, Yang said, plans should focus on lowering health-care costs.
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"We should be raising teacher standards, not lowering them," she said.
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Lowering the corporate tax rate is only part of the story.
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The firm also has been lowering its exposure to credit strategies.
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Lowering the voting age has the potential to increase turnout significantly.
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Generics are the primary means of lowering drug costs in America.
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One student, Pauline Boissinot, asked about lowering taxes on menstrual products.
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It was lowering the quality of the content on the site.
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Overall, support for lowering corporate taxes comes overwhelmingly from core conservatives.
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In reality, current legislative plans for bringing the money home call for lowering the statutory rate — to somewhere below 20 percent on a one-time basis — as well as for lowering the overall corporate tax rate permanently.
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"If they don't sell, I just start lowering the price," he said.
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Last month, Australia's prudential regulator proposed lowering stress-test limits for mortgages.
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I want to hear him talk about lowering taxes and curbing regulations.
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Boosting growth by lowering interest rates would be a "misstep," he said.
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In North Carolina, a possum drop, or at least a possum lowering.
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Hopefully, time really will tell if lowering blood pressure can prevent dementia.
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But QE is supposed to work primarily by lowering longer-term rates.
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Raising or lowering the volume takes a quick slide down the stem.
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And prazosin's blood-pressure lowering effects can cause dizziness, weakness, and fainting.
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McDonald's is lowering the prices on its sodas and McCafe specialty drinks.
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We are lowering our estimates and price target, and remain Market Perform.
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The tweets seep into everyone's timelines anyway, like IQ-lowering lead paint.
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Instead, Congress passed a separate provision lowering payments to the frozen rate.
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Cost savings could end up boosting shareholder returns rather than lowering charges.
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However, lowering taxes affects only one side of the government balance sheet.
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On top of this, Postmates is also lowering fees outside of Unlimited.
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And Britain needs to react to this shock by lowering its prices.
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SNPs lowering educational attainment were particularly clustered in former coal-mining areas.
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In response, miners have focused on lowering costs and reducing debt levels.
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They thus push more expensive producers off the grid, lowering wholesale prices.
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You're still doing the same things you've been doing without lowering yourself.
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This whole notion of lowering the bar of what belongs online. Exactly.
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The soybean was also linked to lowering risk for cancer and osteoporosis.
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The statement also referenced a lowering of inflation expectations, a dovish development.
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"It's not lowering the bar for anyone in any way," Feit said.
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Think about how so much advice these days is about lowering prices.
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Maybe tariffs are reducing corporate income and thereby lowering corporate tax receipts.
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Last week, Powell hinted that the central bank may consider lowering rates.
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Lowering rates soon could "help recenter inflation and inflation expectations," he said.
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And she says the FDA is lowering standards for devices in general.
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Other central banks are also lowering or preparing to lower interest rates.
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Bigger enterprises mean fewer deals to fill a building, lowering sales costs.
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They may not be too enthusiastic about lowering rates to increase credit.
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President-elect Trump wants to grow the economy by dramatically lowering taxes.
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SOAS initially responded by lowering its admission standards to attract more applicants.
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Go deeper ... Study: Lowering prescription opioid misuse won't stop the opioid crisis
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The BOE gave no indication that it was considering lowering interest rates.
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And lowering tuition would be fantastic both socially and in the marketplace.
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The reforms seemed to work, if lowering gun deaths is the aim.
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Lowering HomePod's cost could boost its market share in the short term.
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"I also play things," she deadpans, lowering her eyebrows in bemused indignation.
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The executives didn't commit to, or even suggest, lowering their list prices.
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Lastly, there's the view that lowering fertility rates will kill the economy.
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Tulowitzki went 0-for-4 on Saturday, lowering his average to .199.
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Thus lowering the reserve ratio helps neutralize the liquidity squeeze at home.
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The positives for private equity include: Lowering the corporate rate to 21%.
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The Commission has therefore not proposed lowering import duties of the product.
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But is lowering the legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit that something?
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To be clear, party leaders have perfectly good reasons for lowering expectations.
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That would help exporters as well as lowering prices for the economy.
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Lowering capital-gains tax benefits those with assets in the first place.
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Hollande said he would keep carrying out reforms aimed at lowering unemployment.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said little about lowering drug prices.
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Powering it by debit card is also lowering the barrier somewhat, too.
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Lowering mandatory minimum sentences for low-level crimes will reduce unnecessary incarceration.
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Lowering tariffs with the EU is an excellent step in that direction.
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"Lowering inhibitions is a big challenge with weed and alcohol," she said.
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The contributions of independent physician practices are crucial to lowering healthcare costs.
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"We have nothing, not even a tent," she said, lowering her eyes.
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He insisted on Beijing lowering both tariff rates and non-tariff barriers.
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WE TALKED ABOUT THEM LOWERING TARIFFS, OPENING UP MARKETS TO U.S. COMPANIES.
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Its 2025 goals also include targets for lowering sodium and saturated fat.
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First, Americans want an ObamaCare replacement plan that focuses on lowering costs.
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By the same logic lowering its tariff costs makes Harley Davidson smart.
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Democrats blame Trump for lowering the level of discourse in the country.
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A number of these companies manufacture statins and other lipid-lowering drugs.
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Either by overweighting the outperforming sector, or by lowering the expense ratio.
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Conservative lawmakers have consistently pushed for a bill lowering health insurance premiums.
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They increase for patients covered by self-financed employer plans, lowering wages.
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"I'll take you to court for that," Fillon said, lowering his voice.
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The blood pressure-lowering power of chocolate could be just the beginning.
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In addition to lowering crime, ridesharing options also lead to better service.
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There are a few tricks to lowering your costs on the marketplaces.
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Lowering drug profits would make pharmaceuticals a less desirable industry for investors.
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Big tech carnage driven by Wall Street analysts lowering Google profit estimates.
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Tim Ryan after he expressed support for lowering the corporate tax rate.
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"Lowering the interest rate is more appropriate for China now," he said.
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In this way the company seems very focused on lowering travel barriers.
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The administration has already faltered in its commitment to lowering soy taxes.
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Lowering costs, raising quality, and improving outcomes is just good public policy.
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Or revive his commitment to lowering drug prices and renewing our infrastructure?
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Mr. Chibnall has eased off the throttle, lowering the sensations per minute.
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Even though there are effective treatments, lowering blood pressure can be challenging.
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But chlorthalidone outperformed two of the others in lowering systolic blood pressure.
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Nearly 20 percent said lowering health care costs was a top concern.
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But lowering taxes is, at heart, what makes a Republican a Republican.
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But I'm more for lowering the tax rates on the working people.
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I do not favor lowering the standard of justice offered Officer Wilson.
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But even the modest goal of lowering tensions might be a stretch.
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The smart money is on the Fed lowering rates — but not now.
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McKinley was becoming an advocate of lowering trade barriers through reciprocal agreements.
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These vehicles are critical to lowering our emissions and limiting climate change.
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But California itself allocated $256 million this year toward lowering wildfire risk.
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Apple is essentially lowering the entry barrier to qualify to official parts.
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The charter commission has also proposed lowering the maximum allowable contributions significantly.
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The International Monetary Fund is already considering lowering its global growth forecast.
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All six candidates are proponents of lowering drug prices, the union notes.
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Cholesterol-lowering statin drugs may affect osteoporosis risk, depending on the dose.
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That would result in lowering personnel costs by an estimated €1.1 billion.
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They agree on the goal of lowering income tax rates for everybody.
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Trump also called for lowering drug prices, a key issue for him.
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By just lowering corporate taxes, the budget deficit is expected to increase.
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"Sodium retains water," Bellatti said, "so lowering sodium intake also reduces puffiness."
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But Lopez stressed that the Air Force is not lowering its standards.
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We're not lowering any standards in any way, it's a different model.
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He compared it to lowering the minimum bet at a blackjack table.
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Trump has made lowering drug prices a central promise of his presidency.
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The move also contributed to lowering bond yields, keeping foreign investors away.
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Lowering Medicaid reimbursement rates lead to reductions in staffing, particularly of nurses.
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Trump has made a top priority: lowering the cost of prescription drugs.
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It did not say anything about lowering list prices of its medicines.
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And Jackson has upped Trump's dosage of Crestor, a cholesterol-lowering statin.
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Lowering health care costs is a commitment everyone can – and must – embrace.
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His administration unveiled a blueprint in May aimed at lowering drug prices.
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There were no signs of slowing enrollment and lowering costs — until now.
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It's a populism that loudly claims credit for lowering African American unemployment.
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"It's not a long-term solution to lowering the rates," Carper said.
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This approach, however, would prevent lowering premiums by the reinsurance premium amount.
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Taking statins, the widely used cholesterol-lowering drugs, may make surgery safer.
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Um, if you're talking about lowering the rates from now down, no.
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And those companies need to take meaningful steps toward lowering drug prices.
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"Everybody's lowering their corporate tax," Paul told reporters after golfing with Trump.
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Pyongyang sees an official end to war as crucial to lowering tension.
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He can be seen lowering his arms before falling to the ground.
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They also have made the somewhat specious argument that the new law will have the unintended consequence of lowering the pay for men as opposed to increasing the pay for women — thus lowering New York City's tax revenue.
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Other suggestions in the blueprint include incentivising the use of electric cars as taxis by lowering taxes, interest rates on loans for purchases and electricity tariffs for fleet operators, and lowering duties on makers of such fleet cars.
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"Despite decades of evidence showing the effectiveness of medications like blood pressure lowering drugs and cholesterol lowering statins, none of these drugs can have an opportunity to work unless the patient can afford them," Luo said in an email.
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However, in September, Acadia facilities began accepting Medicaid, lowering the price for many.
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SMRP BV's expansion plans benefit from orders already secured from customers, lowering risk.
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I would say the bond markets are predicting ... a lowering of interest rates.
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But a lowering of the speed limit endures, provoking yet others to protest.
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DE) about lowering fees after the Frankfurt airport operator signed up Ryanair (RYA.
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My central focus from the beginning has been on lowering health insurance premiums.
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Going to space is all about lowering the cost of access to space.
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The president also wants to attack health care costs by lowering drug prices.
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The industry claims this would boost supplies of the credits, lowering their prices.
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Trump has spoken at length about lowering the tax burden on U.S. businesses.
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That could lead again to a market awash in oil, lowering global prices.
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Normally when the deficit is expanding, the Fed would be lowering interest rates.
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But the team there soon realized that lowering prescriptions wasn't enough, DeVine said.
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We're slightly lowering our forward outlook and our target price moves to $3853,300.
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This might be a time for us to consider about lowering interest rates.
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And lowering speed limits is just one way to improve safety, Serna said.
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But at the same time, the stakes for the characters are lowering drastically.
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Policymakers are also lowering their forecasts for those long-run rates more often.
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Any change in lowering the effectiveness of ad targeting hurts the company's revenue.
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The Resistance Troop Transporter features an opening hatch, lowering ramp, dual flick missiles.
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The Diet, Japan's parliament, toyed with lowering them in 2008, but did not.
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Macri promised to keep lowering the tax by 5 percentage points per year.
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NIGERIA'S CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR SAYS COMMITTED TO LOWERING INFLATION RATE TO SINGLE DIGIT
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So this profit remained untaxed for year, greatly lowering the effective tax rate.
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When it comes to lowering health care costs, both parties are in agreement.
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Governments could begin by lowering barriers to immigrants and raising the retirement age.
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He criticized U.S. Federal Reserve policies as "destructive" for not lowering interest rates.
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"This is not to be confused with lowering your savings rate," Boneparth said.
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Normally, having four major wireless carriers helps boost competition, in turn lowering prices.
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Comments by government officials about lowering prices in 23 brought a similar response.
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Several are already lowering mortgage rates, sparking hopes for further house-price rises.
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OPEC on Wednesday echoed the IEA by lowering its own oil demand forecast.
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Can Blackstone really scale its retail investor base by lowering its wealth threshold?
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She campaigned on lowering taxes, repealing and replacing Obamacare and strengthening national security.
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Singer said the bank did not discuss extensively lowering the cap on crown.
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Some of these include lowering the threshold that trip mandatory minimums for fentanyl.
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It will mean dramatically lowering global societies' reliance on carbon-emitting fossil fuels.
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CAERvest saves lives from heatstroke and other pathologies by rapidly lowering body temperature.
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The TSA should consider lowering the fees and streamlining the process for enrollment.
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"It's a bit like the Fed lowering rates more than expected," Carter added.
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That could go a long way toward lowering our reliance on fossil fuels.
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Somehow, though, the efficiencies usually end up raising profits rather than lowering prices.
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Haley had previously expressed concerns to drastically lowering the numbers of refugee admissions.
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But a subsequent lowering of criteria made him eligible to go to war.
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In fairness, Apple has been lowering its iCloud Storage rates over the years.
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Banks add to the dynamic, lowering their credit standards the longer booms last.
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Trump has made lowering drug prices a main focus of his first term.
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Beating Trump requires finding a way to turn the tables without lowering oneself.
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Keep lowering the figure until the financial and mental anguish are under control.
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We aim to stimulate growth by lowering real interest rates and risk premia.
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EDT: President Trump gives remarks from the Rose Garden on lowering drug prices.
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The company will also restate several financials, including lowering 2016 profits and sales.
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The technology-neutral, science-driven approach to lowering emissions introduced recently by Sen.
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The object of that lowering emotion was a girl named Anna, or Anči.
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He's falsely cited the building of a wall directly lowering the crime rate.
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Cohn: We are lowering corporate taxes to make ourselves competitive with the world.
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Persuasive evidence has documented that lowering sodium intake reduces blood pressure in adolescents.
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In February, the Interior Department's Royalty Policy Committee had recommended lowering the rates.
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That has pushed up the price of long-term bonds, lowering their yield.
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They decided to try Gasoline Alley again, lowering their voices as they entered.
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He struck out five and walked four while lowering his ERA to 2.78.
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Still, like Parton herself, this show is damn good at lowering someone's defenses.
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Tabcorp's shares were down 1 percent, further lowering the value of its offer.
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Already, new ideas for lowering the cost of the program have started circulating.
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Trump has repeatedly railed against the Fed for not lowering rates even further.
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Government borrowing increases demand for loanable funds, raising interest rates and lowering investment.
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He also said that lowering the retirement age must remain in the plan.
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That provided an artificial incentive for farmers to produce more, lowering prices worldwide.
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It is also aimed at lowering Europe's heavy reliance on the United States.
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Only 408 members were present, lowering the threshold of yes votes Boehner needed.
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And there is no indication that Mr. Obama is taking cholesterol-lowering medications.
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Among different facets of health care, lowering prescription drug prices was most important.
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The measure was part of Trump's blueprint aimed at lowering prescription drug costs.
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Lowering drug costs is a noble goal, but importation is not the answer.
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He struck out five and walked one while lowering his ERA to 753.
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Strategies abound, with some customers lowering their YouTube stream to a measly 480p.
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Uber is lowering prices in over 100 U.S. and Canadian cities, effective tomorrow.
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His claims about lowering drug prices are also murky; the timeframe is incorrect.
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As dozens of boys filed by, Mr. Audi leaned in, lowering his voice.
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Milley also cautioned that force size is only one factor in lowering risk.
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He struck out 10 and walked one while lowering his E.R.A. to 1.68.
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But creativity is fueled by lowering attentional filters to let those thoughts in.
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Under the deal, OPEC is lowering output by 800,000 bpd from Jan. 2200.
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What if instead of lowering the bar to cover Trump, we raised it?
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She paused to pull it back up, lowering their grade of execution score.
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"But we are absolutely not lowering the flag of fiscal consolidation," he said.
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"You might lose some muscle mass by lowering your testosterone level," Karkazis said.
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In addition, "there has been a lowering of approval standards," Dr. Bach said.
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Lowering barriers to access to information for all Americans is a public good.
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Illegal drug dealers across the country have already responded by lowering their prices.
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Lowering costs and easing access to investing is a universal good for consumers.
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You may touch it a lot because it is uncomfortable, lowering its effectiveness.
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THE PROGNOSIS Congress has yet to pass major legislation lowering U.S. drug prices.
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Google has lured app developers from competitors by lowering commissions and simplifying software.
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Common causes were falling, overexertion while lifting or lowering, and enduring violent attacks.
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Dow Jones also said the EU agreed to lowering tariffs on industrial goods.
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They also are considering lowering the top individual tax rate to 37 percent.
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That has sped up emergency responses and attracted more vaccine makers, lowering costs.
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Buffett has long been against lowering taxes, especially for wealthy Americans like himself.
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Paul said the focus will be on lowering healthcare costs through cheaper plans.
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Is it possible to say the word bacterial vaginosis without lowering your voice?
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They also called for the lowering of remaining tariffs and advancing Phase Two.
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Companies themselves are also lowering guidance for earnings growth in the near future.
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Refunds often go toward paying surprise medical bills and lowering credit card balances.
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But there is a path forward, and that path revolves around lowering premiums.
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The ongoing dispute with China is also lowering the outlook for U.S. growth.
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The guidelines added China will think about lowering punishment thresholds for IP theft.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration is considering upending the deal by lowering future targets.
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But a majority oppose lowering the corporate tax rate — the bill's signature issue.
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Campbell Soup Co fell 1% after lowering its sales forecast for fiscal 2020.
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It is the lowering of the penalty that kicked off this latest drama.
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These investments will save money in the long run by substantially lowering recidivism.
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Research shows that lowering out-of-pocket child care costs can boost employment.
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He argues that the economy simply isn't weak enough to justify lowering rates.
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House and Senate conferees are considering lowering that rate by 28503 percentage points.
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Which is why his campaign's purposeful lowering of expectations on Tuesday won't work.
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Trump made lowering drug prices a major priority during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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But now, if the current winter freeze continues, boosting demand and lowering inventory.
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They claimed the rules are aimed at lowering premiums — not dodging benefit requirements.
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And given his weak fundraising, O'Rourke did not appear to be lowering expectations.
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He has also made lowering drug prices a key priority for his presidency.
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That at any rate is the impression left by the pulse-lowering Encores!
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I think the expectation in the markets was a lowering to one dot.
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They endorsed incremental policy changes, like lowering the age of eligibility for Medicare.
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And lowering prices would upset a lot of people in the health industry.
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In fairness to Trump, lowering the prices of prescription drugs is really hard.
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The fence, therefore, played no role in lowering violent crime in El Paso.
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After joining the Commission, Pai both proposed and opposed rules aimed at consumer protections: he voted against orders lowering the cost of cable boxes, advancing municipal broadband, lowering rates for prison phone calls, restricting data collection by ISPs, and so on.
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Coulombe allowed one walk and posted one strikeout in lowering his ERA to 3.68.
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Fed ratesetter James Bullard said on Monday lowering U.S. rates "may be warranted soon".
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Mr. Pachter argues that Netflix will have a difficult time lowering its content costs.
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The end result is the same though: lowering emissions while trying to minimize costs.
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Third, these changes would permit an appropriate lowering of government-mandated bank capital requirements.
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Earlier this year Stabenow introduced another bill further lowering the age requirement to 50.
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"Lowering corporate tax but increasing border tax will really cause us difficulties," said Speth.
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Unfortunately, it's not clear whether lowering blood pressure can do the same for dementia.
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Google says Android has increased competition among smartphone makers, lowering the prices for consumers.
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I mean he's talked about lowering corporate tax rates, going to a territorial system.
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"What we lose in lowering production we will gain in oil revenues," he said.
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Wall Street has been lowering the bar for Snap over the past six months.
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The ritual of raising and lowering the flag is a solemn and serious undertaking.
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And then of course it's also about lowering the ... keeping people alive in space.
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But there have seemingly been minor victories in lowering childhood obesity in some groups.
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So we consciously went bold on lowering the rates for those local small businesses.
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Luxtera's technology, design and manufacturing innovation significantly improves performance and scale while lowering costs.
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Countries are raising the retirement age (apart from Poland, which is recklessly lowering it).
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I would like to see them work on lowering prescription cost, increasing provider choice.
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The internet has all sorts of advantages, from lowering costs to opening up markets.
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More recently, Washington, DC, proposed lowering the voting age for local and federal elections.
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Lowering health care prices is likely to have the greatest impact on health spending.
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Deep corporate analysis is an unaffordable luxury in an industry obsessed with lowering costs.
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"However, lowering funding costs in the real economy remains a challenge in our view."
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Lowering prescription drug prices was a top priority in Republican Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Indeed, lowering CEO pay wouldn't affect the companies or the wider economy, Mishel said.
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The Federal Reserve is gradually lowering rates, which could help to weaken the greenback.
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Ultimately, there is no one clear solution to lowering the number of sexual assaults.
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But cutting wages or lowering the minimum wage is impossible: powerful unions would object.
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Lowering his voice, the officer added that corruption has permeated every institution in Mexico.
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We don't yet have a systematic solution to lowering costs for the whole country.
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That could be because children are doing better, or because schools are lowering standards.
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He proposed lowering marginal tax rates for all taxpayers and reducing the corporate tax.
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President Donald Trump has made lowering health-care costs one of his key priorities.
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At once, printshop collusion fell away, further lowering barriers to entry for other printers.
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If you&aposre lowering the rate, letting people keep more of what they earn.
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Proposals include lowering energy prices, and supporting industry and increasing investment with tax incentives.
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Lowering the cost of so-called shop visits, or plane maintenance, will also help.
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Now, Amazon is already taking action in a very typically Amazon fashion: lowering prices.
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"I was molested on a bus once," she tells me, her voice lowering slightly.
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It's lowering our patience, it's increasing our need for intake of facts, and likes.
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Instead of lowering the stakes for himself in Iowa, Mr. Trump has raised them.
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He said digital platforms have benefited consumers by lowering costs and increasing price transparency.
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Credit Suisse is lowering its profit estimates for some of the department store stocks.
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Also, says the official, lowering his voice, Mr Pence could be president one day.
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Lowering the tax promotes more economic activity, which increases the base for government revenue.
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Lowering rates 25 or 50 basis points is not going to change that situation.
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The oatmeal contains calming properties, lowering the skin's pH level to soothe the irritation.
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United said it is lowering its Houston flight capacity in response to slower demand.
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"It's injecting resources, it's lowering the tax obligation," he said at the press conference.
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Essentially, lowering the pressure causes the particles on the surface to quickly evaporate off.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump pledged his commitment to lowering prescription drug prices.
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Since then, drug companies have studied the mutations to develop new cholesterol-lowering drugs.
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The new Democratic platform emphasizes building infrastructure, lowering prescription drug costs and creating jobs.
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Lowering prices is key to the company's goal of making electric cars widely available.
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"The plant is choking our fruit trees and lowering our fruit harvests," Mwareya said.
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And he discussed his support for school choice, expanding the military and lowering taxes.
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Facebook has previously faced criticism over lowering the threshold of what is considered engagement.
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Ligouri also said that some dealers are lowering prices, but others are raising them.
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Local governments and public workers groups pled for moderation in lowering the discount rate.
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Howard said another approach to lowering costs would be a high-risk pool solution.
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Lowering tax rates while broadening the base reduces this somewhat, but probably not enough.
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Reduces corporate tax rate by lowering 80-percent dividends received deduction to 65 percent.
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"I'd like to help, especially with lowering the unemployment rate in France," she said.
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The problem is that we appear to be seeing a lowering of these thresholds.
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No, Lesnar's shot is a lowering of the head and charging at the opponent.
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I felt my blood run cold and I remember lowering my eyes in fear.
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Then, the vehicle's parachutes will deploy, lowering the capsule gently down to the ground.
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In this world, lowering interest rates to stimulate growth does not help very much.
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They exercised, ate only heart-healthy foods, and Victor took a cholesterol-lowering drug.
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Many countries offer libido-lowering drugs to convicted sex-offenders who volunteer for them.
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Maureen begins engaging with her phantom pen pal, lowering her guard in a way
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Following the speech, the White House released the Administration's blueprint for lowering drug prices.
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By lowering the sodium levels in food, you run the risk of increasing obesity.
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Enacting the bill without lowering taxes would result in double charging the flying public.
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Lowering the top tax rates would only worsen inequality by making taxes less progressive.
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Pepsi said it partially offset those costs by lowering its advertising and marketing expenses.
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Roark gave up one earned run in seven innings, lowering his E.R.A. to 2.71.
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In effect, you are lowering your average cost per share of that particular security.
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Trump himself has appeared to be lowering expectation in the lead-up to Hanoi.
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Hensarling has said that lowering disclosure requirements would reduce the cost of going public.
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However, those gains could be lost if the Fed starts lowering its benchmark rate.
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L) lowering its view to 1.4% from 2.2%, and Bank of East Asia (0023.
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Trump has so far been unsuccessful in lowering U.S. trade deficits around the world.
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Based on this, we're lowering our guidance by roughly 3%, which was $240 million.
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The program, known as quantitative easing, was aimed at lowering long-term borrowing costs.
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We are delivering a middle income tax cut and we are lowering – Harwood: Small.
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Frazier would have more time to focus on lowering "ripoff" drug prices, Trump tweeted.
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Azar said the administration will propose ideas aimed at lowering costs American patients pay.
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We've been lowering the pH of water in the tanks to that same level.
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Upjohn's drugs include the erectile-dysfunction pill Viagra and the cholesterol-lowering drug Lipitor.
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Edwards expanded Louisiana's Medicaid program, lowering the state's uninsured rate below the national average.
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Congress is also considering lowering the interstate truck driving age to 18 from 21.
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"I don't support lowering the annual growth rate from where the House is," Sen.
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On Friday the investor said he is lowering his stake in a securities filing.
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"Retailers have done a very good job of lowering expectations dramatically," says Mr Bines.
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That potentially includes delaying retirement, increasing investment contributions or lowering your standard of living.
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His plan calls for lowering the top rate from 39.6 percent to 35 percent.
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But then, "something happened called Paris," he said, his voice lowering to a hush.
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Research shows that lowering corporate taxes doesn't mean money is trickling down to workers.
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"I myself have always been for lowering the voting age to 2628," Pelosi said.
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Instacart, Postmates and DoorDash say they see opportunities for lowering prices as they grow.
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A company announcement about lowering prices at JFK prompted a #DeleteUber campaign on Twitter.
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But this additional insurance cost could be offset by the lowering of other insurances.
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Municipal authorities also said they will be lowering the threshold for declaring smog alerts.
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And until such a change occurs, they will continue to oppose lowering economic barriers.
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"Lowering expectations is also a way to ensure the engagement is successful," he added.
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"An analogy to this would be cholesterol-lowering drugs and heart disease," Williamson said.
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The payments compensate insurers for lowering out-of-pocket costs for certain ObamaCare enrollees.
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More prisoners could be transferred other countries as well, potentially lowering that number further.
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Their disclosure reports show at least one common goal: lowering the corporate tax rate.
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Presumably, besides lowering wait times, this could allow restaurants to operate with smaller staffs.
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"I don't think lowering the top rate is a good idea," Collins told reporters.
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Their self esteem is lowering as they lose, and they'll think poorly of themselves.
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Endometriosis is an estrogen-driven disease, and the drug works by lowering estrogen levels.
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Why does lowering the EAF so little ease the pressure on storage so much?
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They're saying these movies are stupid and they're lowering the art form and raunchy.
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Detective Desormeau offered little visible reaction to his verdict, other than lowering his head.
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Still, Mr. Ohebshalom said, lowering Ms. Perry's rent any further was not financially viable.
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As expected, the study showed that lowering blood pressure decreased the risk of death.
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Lowering risks of heart disease, cancer or Alzheimer's are much, much harder to do.
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Most credit card companies will consider lowering the interest charged on your current balance.
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Now the administration has proposed lowering the goal even further, to 45,20053, next year.
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This new rule reinterprets the past in the aim of further lowering legal immigration.
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He publicly bullies the Federal Reserve chairman for not lowering interest rates fast enough.
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I know some of the top manufacturers are working on lowering that price point.
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Broad themes like lowering costs and universal coverage appear to resonate most with them.
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The benefit of education in prisons is more far-reaching than lowering recidivism rates.
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But lately, the central bank has been lowering expectations of a major policy speech.
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Lowering the threshold for individuals to invest in companies can be a good thing.
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No one disputes the importance of lowering blood sugar when levels are very high.
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Algeria, Iraq and United Arab Emirates, reportedly, were the least efficient in lowering output.
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In the last few years, Ms. Goodman has started to relent, lowering her guard.
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To be sure, Brazil has made significant free-market reforms aimed at lowering costs.
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Trump has indicated he is more interested in lowering prices than in rewarding drugmakers.
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Other analysts believe the Riksbank may wait until December before lowering the rate path.
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They kill all the birds, lowering utility bills and reducing prices at the pump.
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"What happened was wrong," she said to Landrum, lowering her voice to a whisper.
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They are the ones making tangible accomplishments in lowering the cost of reaching space.
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Trump said: We're lowering the cost of prescription drugs, taking on the pharmaceutical companies.
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"(Lowering the rates) could help give some air to the beleaguered economy," said Ber.
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"You are kept at this level," she said, her hand lowering to her waist.
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Do you think that means lowering rates again before the end of the year?
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"We are lowering the barrier for people to take care of themselves," Flees said.
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Here's why: Most recessions can be cured by lowering rates by several percentage points.
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As the Fed flipped toward lowering interest rates, virtually every type of investment soared.
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Since when did healthcare companies start caring about improving patient outcomes and lowering cost?
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But in that case, the speaker should be indifferent between lowering either tax rate.
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But lobbyists had heard that congressional Republicans were weighing lowering the cap to $2,400.
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With the mission of lowering the costs of and increasing access to space travel.
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The Commission has therefore not proposed lowering import duties of the product for now.
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Reeves, on the other hand, believes lowering taxes that affect businesses is more useful.
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The payments compensate insurers for lowering out-of-pocket costs for certain ObamaCare enrollees.
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CSR payments compensate insurers for lowering the out-of-pocket costs of certain enrollees.
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His ERA during the streak is 2.25 ERA, lowering his season ERA to 3.73.
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The incumbents are likely to respond by lowering their own tariffs to retain customers.
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Lowering guidance is probably the more important part of what we heard this morning.
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When it comes to lowering health care costs, we've tried everything but price transparency.
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Among the demands of the UK protesters is lowering the voting age to 16.
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"Growth is very, very strong," Hassett said, seemingly undercutting the case for lowering rates.
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Fed officials have said it's premature to talk about lowering rates at this point.
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That's thanks to their ability to increase endorphins and oxytocin, lowering levels of cortisol.
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That's the fatty acid associated with lowering cholesterol and the risk of heart disease.
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Hassett has also advocated for lowering trade barriers, in contrast to his new boss.
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The bank left open the possibility of lowering the rate if growth remained weak.
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" Trump, on economics: "But she is raising your taxes, and I'm lowering your taxes.
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In one of the most comprehensive studies to date looking at how diet affects health and mortality, researchers led by a team at McMaster University report that rather than lowering fat, more people might benefit from lowering the amount of carbohydrates they eat.
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I'm in favor of lowering the corporate tax rate, President Obama was in favor of lowering the corporate tax rate, but the political problem is both Democrats and Republicans can't face their constituents and say, We need a big tax cut for corporations.
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Among the priorities were consolidating the number of brackets down to three from seven, lowering of the top individual rate from 39.6% to 35%, doubling the standard deduction, and lowering the corporate tax to 15%, far below its current rate of 35%.
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This ignores another side of campaigning: lowering the turnout of people who support your opponents.
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I think the legislation is one piece of that by lowering the cost of capital.
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And Walmart has been lowering prices and rapidly scaling up stores that offer online pickups.
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Johnson will focus on lowering costs, leveraging the retailer's scale, cybersecurity and the associate experience.
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There's demand and there's supply but landlords aren't lowering commercial rents to meet the market.
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Buckley says he considered lowering the flags on his own, but decided to follow protocol.
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Free trade agreements like NAFTA removed those tariffs incentivizing trade and lowering cost for consumers.
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Normothermic profusion also enables a surgeon to test kidney function, ultimately lowering the discard rate.
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Those subsidies totaled $7 billion in 2016, lowering costs for an estimated 7 million people.
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Most retirement plan sponsors will continue to focus on lowering costs for participants, Brambley said.
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Airlines would receive credit toward lowering their emissions if they use eligible lower-carbon fuels.
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The report also questions the company's recent claims of lowering injury rates at the factory.
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Chinese banks in some regions also have been lowering mortgage rates for first-home buyers.
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That means, according to the trailer, lowering the boom on some street-level bad guys.
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The Canacccord Genuity chief market strategist believes the demographic's robust spending is lowering recession risks.
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Fields stresses that improving customer service is just as important as lowering prices at Wander.
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He struck out six and didn't walk a batter while lowering his ERA to 1.53.
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So gradually you don't notice, but the amount extra you're getting per ride is lowering.
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Saudi officials also told the Journal that Trump has not discussed lowering prices with them.
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Carlos Dominguez, the finance minister, says these changes should raise revenue, despite lowering headline rates.
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Forecasters such as the International Energy Agency have been lowering forecasts for world oil demand.
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For decades, diabetes doctors have focused primarily on lowering blood sugar levels to specific targets.
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But the cholesterol-lowering properties of statins have made it impossible to isolate this effect.
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For one, he favors lowering the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 15 percent.
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More than half of employers blame people's mobile phones and texting for lowering their output.
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Lowering the corporate tax rate is another favorite punching bag for senators on the left.
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In other words, I don't think lowering rates is the answer -- the end-all answer.
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Kohl's shares are down almost 25% this year, lowering its market cap to $8.1 billion.
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Infarm wants to help cities become self-sufficient in food production, lowering farming's environmental footprint.
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Unlike exchanges, dark pools can execute trades in between the spread, potentially lowering brokers' costs.
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We&aposve seen historic tax cut lowering our rate from six percent to 5.5 percent.
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He pointed out that lowering nicotine levels is only one part of the proposed policy.
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He took cholesterol-lowering medication for about three weeks and then stopped, which he regrets.
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The inhibition-lowering powers of alcohol don't always lead to terrible decisions... or do they?
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Some residents only escaped the flames by knotting together blankets and lowering themselves from windows.
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Subsequently we are lowering our Dow estimates, PO, and rating, now at Neutral from Buy.
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Shares of Amgen fell 6.5 percent after disappointing results from its latest cholesterol-lowering drug.
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U.S. policymakers may want to look overseas to implement alternate models of lowering food waste.
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It could've focused on cutting costs, or lowering premiums, or getting closer to universal coverage.
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Despite this lack of definition, the Trump administration's broad goal of lowering taxes is clear.
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Meanwhile the in-falling particle acquires negative energy, lowering the energy of the black hole.
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But everybody realized lowering tariffs on both sides of the Atlantic is good for business.
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I was just lowering the volume on the voice that reminded me I was worthy.
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Uh, I have a bill with Bernie Sanders and Casey about lowering prescription drug costs.
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CoreLogic is also lowering its predictions for annual gains, to 5.1 percent in April 2018.
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The State Department concluded that Keystone XL mainly benefits Canada by lowering oil transport costs.
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A self-described "enemy of interest rates", Erdogan has repeatedly called for lowering borrowing costs.
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President Donald Trump has made lowering prices one of the key issues of his administration.
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China's central bank on Sunday pledged further support by spurring loans and lowering borrowing costs.
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"They decided to start lowering it," Zito said of the crane, CNN affiliate WABC reported.
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But others have begun lowering their numbers to reflect the market's January-to-April weakness.
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I'm lowering the next episode to $2 and the rest will be $3 after that.
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My morning routine would be focused solely on lowering my anxiety, instead of increasing it.
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USGS originally put the magnitude at 8.2, and then 8.1, before lowering it to 7.9.
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Yet, there are instances when improving health, improving care, and lowering costs are simultaneously possible.
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Also, repealing the deduction could raise revenue to help pay for lowering federal tax rates.
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Warm clothes and winter jacket sellers will benefit from the coldness, by lowering their inventories.
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The price-lowering effect of digital technology also increases pressure on margins for many companies.
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The rule proposed last month would have the effect of lowering capital requirements, she said.
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Starting today, Apple is lowering the price of iPhone battery replacements from $79 to $29.
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Small businesses and start-ups could be assisted by lowering barriers associated with e-commerce.
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The investor is considering lowering the hedge ratio when it expects the dollar to strengthen.
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Retailers are surreptitiously lowering shelves and putting in carpets to make it harder to slip.
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The rocket lands upright by reigniting its engines and lowering itself down to solid ground.
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Around half plan to keep prices steady and 4 percent are looking at lowering prices.
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It has a new magnesium-aluminum body that DJI says increases stiffness while lowering weight.
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India is lowering its target from 6% last year to about 4% for the future.
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Free trade agreements like NAFTA removed those tariffs, incentivizing trade and lowering cost for consumers.
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Warren said those actions hurt the bank's customers, costing them money and lowering credit scores.
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Repealing this tax should be the obvious first step in lowering the cost of medicines.
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Arrieta (6-0) struck out five and walked two while lowering his E.R.A. to 0.84.
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Recent discussion has raised lowering that tax-deferred amount in order to boost tax revenue.
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Previously, it had aimed at lowering the key rate to that range in 2018-2019.
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Lowering stress among employees can be a good indicator of a healthy business for investors.
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He also mentioned his long-running enthusiasm for lowering taxes on capital gains (The Hill).
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The use of reinsurance markets helps redistribute financial risk, lowering the costs in some circumstances.
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He said lowering the threshold would only capture about 1 percent more in swap activity.
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Mr. Christie proposed lowering the sales tax to 6 percent from 7 percent by 2018.
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Although the traps appeared quite effective at lowering mosquito populations, they had some significant drawbacks.
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High-level scrutiny from Ms. Klobuchar and others could conceivably shame Mylan into lowering prices.
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You saw Draghi last week where he's pumping money in and he's lowering interest rates.
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Multiple Federal Reserve officials have voiced their support for lowering interest rates later this month.
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The company explains that, by working with vendors and diversifying production, it is lowering prices.
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Reflecting that quality upgrade, he said, Cablevision is lowering the coupon on the new loan.
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Red flag laws, properly implemented, could play an important role in lowering those grim numbers.
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In April, Uber admitted to lowering fares and wages to prepare for its public debut.
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We both also promised to get to work on lowering the cost of prescription drugs.
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Since Kohl's is lowering its free shipping minimum to $215, you may meet it easily.
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Lowering corporate rates could help overall economic growth, but it's sure to be less popular.
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And polling language highlighted his successes in fighting terrorism, improving public health and lowering crime.
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You can't run on lowering drug prices, say, when pharmaceutical companies are funding your campaign.
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Are you reviewing or do you plan to review lowering your company's limits on overtime?
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I kept lowering the price, but then I also put up all three for $850.
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The thing is, the barrier-lowering process has been going on for some decades now.
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The 26th amendment (1971) fixed that, lowering the age from 21 to 18 years old.
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S&P last week held Brazil's rating at "BB" while lowering its outlook to negative.
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One of the upshots of this trend is a general lowering of investment management fees.
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The boost results from Berkshire lowering its tax liability on appreciated investments, according to Barclays.
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Wall Street is taking notice and lowering its expectations for the video game's financial prospects.
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This is because lowering tax rates will incentivize people to enter the workforce, Hodge said.
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It's also lowering some fees for airlines, including charges to park and land at airports.
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Companies are also readjusting annual profit expectations, and economists are lowering forecasts for global growth.
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That's an important first step toward lowering the death toll, at least among emergency responders.
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The company said it was reducing video bitrates, thus lowering streaming quality, to do this.
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The Federal Reserve is trying to encourage Americans to borrow money by lowering its rate.
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Similarly, President Trump's past proposal of lowering payroll taxes puts more money in people's pockets.
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Compassionate officials addressed the predicament by lowering the income cutoff to qualify for public housing.
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Lowering anxieties about what to wear and when to clap is all to the good.
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Instead of lowering interest rates to stimulate growth, it raised rates to choke off inflation.
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But for patients who have tried other estrogen-lowering medicines, elagolix isn't all that appealing.
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More good news about cholesterol-lowering statin drugs: They may reduce the risk for glaucoma.
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The strategy worked; lowering that barrier to entry led to more participation in the round.
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We don't talk about lowering "terrorism rates" the way we do with murder or assault.
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By raising and lowering interest rates, the Fed exercises significant influence over U.S. economic growth.
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"Lowering the Voting Age for Local Elections in Takoma Park and Hyattsville, MD." October 2016.
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So the price was so low it did not have an effect in lowering emissions.
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Another of the rules seeks to keep lowering public debt as a share of GDP.
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Undaunted, the free-market crew moved on to lowering tax rates, especially for rich people.
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"Lowering rates isn't really going to solve what ails this economy," said Morgan Stanley's Shalett.
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When the administration debated lowering the annual cap on refugees — should it stay at 110,000?
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Republicans responded by lowering the threshold on Supreme Court nominations to a simple majority vote.
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There's still no easy substitute for shifting away from fossil fuels and lowering our emissions.
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Lowering logistics expenses for businesses in Africa is central to Sendy's mission, according to Alloys.
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"He basically said I was lowering my standards when it came to dating," she said.
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Cholesterol-lowering statin drugs may have an added benefit, or risk, depending on the dose.
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Charles Schwab is yet again lowering the barrier to enter the world of trading stocks.
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The program has also become a hindrance to lowering foreign trade barriers to American exporters.
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Critics said the question would have helped Republicans by lowering responses in Democratic-leaning areas.
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It also means less cement is required, therefore lowering the global carbon dioxide (CO2) output.
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Porcello continued his sizzling start, improving to 4-0 and lowering his ERA to 1.40.
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If the proposal is implemented, most of them said they would try lowering list prices.
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I'm calling for bipartisan legislation that achieves the goal of dramatically lowering prescription drug prices.
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The answer lies not in lowering targets but slowly removing their foot off the accelerator.
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He has tried to harass the chairman of the Federal Reserve into lowering interest rates.
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He has tried to harass the chairman of the Federal Reserve into lowering interest rates.
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Ratings agency Moody's is lowering its expectations for global auto sales due to the coronavirus.
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Experts are lowering their forecasts for how fast the American economy will grow this year.
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So it's not immediately clear how lowering the annual limit will help ease the backlog.
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Analog Devices had previously said it was lowering expectations for its largest Chinese communications customer.
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Mostly a head-spinning reversal by the Federal Reserve, which flipped toward lowering interest rates.
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Lowering drug prices and impeachment "have nothing to do with each other," Pelosi told reporters.
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Historically, small caps have outperformed large caps when the U.S. central bank is lowering rates.
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He wobbled this way and that, never straightening up or lowering himself to the ground.
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Republicans also wrestled among themselves with the tradeoffs needed to pay for lowering tax rates.
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Lowering taxes, protecting American industries and jobs, and reducing the size and reach of government.
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It includes lowering the corporate tax rate and cutting the number of individual tax rates.
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A growing economy does not have to be at odds with lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
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The organization spends much of its effort providing birth control, lowering the incidence of abortion.
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Trump claimed that lowering rates for businesses will boost job growth and wages for workers.
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All had high LDL levels despite most being on high doses of cholesterol-lowering statins.
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While they have come down, his actions are not the reason insurers are lowering premiums.
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The talks ranged from messaging strategies to lowering drug prices to individual health insurance marketplaces.
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After lowering taxable profit to €1,000, it netted a tax charge of €250, filings show.
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For example, a lower benchmark rate will benefit first-time homebuyers by lowering mortgage costs.
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Researchers looked at 3,021 heart surgery patients, most of whom were taking cholesterol-lowering statins.
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Mr. Brady's plan calls for lowering the corporate tax to 20 percent, from 35 percent.
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Consolidation is a good strategy for streamlining payments and even lowering the monthly amount due.
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One of my favorites in this collection argues for lowering the voting age to 16.
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SYRIZA has not called for a lowering of the budget savings targets agreed with lenders.
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There could be windows for deals on criminal justice reform and possibly lowering drug prices.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would back lowering EU tariffs on U.S. car imports.
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Debbie Stabenow (D-MI), who has a bill lowering the Medicare age to 50, said.
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The agreement outlines how countries will deal with lowering greenhouse gas emissions starting in 2020.
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Policymakers at the state and federal level have also been lowering the stakes on exams.
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Under President Obama, this quota was set at 110,000, so Trump is lowering that number.
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Because cooler air holds less moisture, water vapor condenses on the conditioner's coils, lowering the humidity.
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He has suggested lowering the basket for women to increase fan-friendly play above the rim.
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Hulu is steering customers toward its ad-supported, on-demand streaming package by lowering the price.
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Loose skin becomes noticeable often with lowering of the brows, under the chin, jowls, and eyelids.
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And as researchers just found, it is linked to lowering the risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
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Industry sources said there was growing interest among copper consumers in lowering their overall carbon footprint.
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Betting on Amazon Gass said Kohl's plans to boost sales by lowering prices on some merchandise.
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As the fourth quarter earnings season progresses, analysts have been lowering earnings estimates for upcoming quarters.
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When statins are taken at too low a dose, they are less effective at lowering cholesterol.
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The majority, 61%, thought lowering the cost of prescription drugs should be a priority as well.
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"This might be a time for us to consider about lowering interest rates," Pence told CNBC.
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Smith (25-22) issued one walk and struck out four while lowering his ERA to 23.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has made lowering prescription drug costs for U.S. consumers a top priority.
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Aside from lowering interest rate forecasts, the Fed also reduced growth and inflation expectations next year.
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Meanwhile, despite the smaller crowds, merchants in Mecca do not seem to be lowering their prices.
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Block also said it was intensifying its focus on stemming client losses and lowering its costs.
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Specifically, that would be introducing a public plan option — and lowering the country's skyrocketing drug prices.
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CubeSats, satellites the size of a loaf of bread, are lowering the cost of Earth observation.
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The formula could be made more progressive by lowering benefits for retirees with high lifetime earnings.
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Before Biden's expectations-lowering tour, he was running about even with Bernie Sanders in some polls.
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The companies are hoping their sheer size will help find a solution to lowering healthcare costs.
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Of course the Fed prints money and it can have the effect of lowering debt burdens.
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The lowering of that target contributed to BNP Paribas' shares slipping 0.5% in early session trading.
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"Seven out of 10 sectors have more analysts raising forecasts than they're lowering forecasts," Hickey said.
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But Christian refugees have faced increased rejection due to President Trump's lowering of the refugee cap.
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President Trump took credit again this week for lowering oil prices over the past two months.
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U.S. stocks fell as healthcare stocks took a beating after Trump tweeted about lowering drug prices.
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Descalso went 23-3 with a walk in the leadoff role, lowering his average to .215.
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The lowering of that target contributed to BNP Paribas' shares slipping 0.5% in early session trading.
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She has focused instead on issues like regulating the tech industry and lowering prescription drug costs.
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After lowering its outlook on Mexico on Wednesday, Moody's did the same on Pemex on Thursday.
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When Leona speaks, she's often either raising her eyebrows or lowering her head and leaning in.
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Amazon's annual Digital Day is happening now and is lowering prices on just about everything digital.
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Correction: The Fed had forecast two rate hikes in 2019 before lowering that forecast to zero.
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After significantly lowering its IPO price range, the company priced its IPO at $10 per share.
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Kahlon's fiscal policies were often criticized by the central bank, especially his affinity for lowering taxes.
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He advised lowering the top tax rate from 212 to 333 percent and closing tax loopholes.
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Drake said Aerojet remained focused on lowering its costs without sacrificing the reliability of its products.
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Gross said the lowering of the so-called dot plot is not what financial institutions need.
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The Lite drops a number of features for the sake of lowering the product's price point.
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"I haven't been home in over five months," she said, lowering her head as she spoke.
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He hasn't taken a loss since May 27 while lowering his ERA from 4.66 to 4.00.
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Insurers opposed the proposal, saying it would not accomplish its goal of lowering prescription drug prices.
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The therapy, Byvalson, is a fixed-dose combination of two FDA-approved blood pressure lowering agents.
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The "elephant" in the room, he says, is that they broke drivers' trust by lowering fares.
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Crash-prevention technology will play a huge role in lowering premiums during the driverless-revolution stage.
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Lowering the barriers of entry created the proper environment for competition and an explosion of innovation.
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Improving the performance of the sensor while also lowering its sticker price wasn't a simple challenge.
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Suspicion of foreigners, a relic of the Saddam era, risks lowering the appetite of potential investors.
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That leads to some serious lowering of inhibitions and Gael giving her guru baton to Helen.
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Shelton referred to the central banks lowering rates and devaluing their respective currencies to undercut competitors.
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This enzyme eats away at the ovulation-suppressing effects of hormonal birth control, lowering its effectiveness.
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When I came to Philadelphia, there was all kinds of talk about lowering the crime rates.
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Rosenthal stood atop the summit as the Marines began lowering one American flag and raising another.
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Meanwhile, cold water is lowering their metabolism, allowing the jellies to subsist on very little food.
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Often it amounts to a transfer of intangible assets for the purpose of lowering corporate tax.
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In response, New York Distilling Company, in Brooklyn, has done something just as unusual: lowering prices.
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Lowering the requirements for lower risk fintechs would foster a more competitive environment for start-ups.
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The city of Houston recently added 20 megawatts to its solar deal while lowering the price.
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She nods, or appears to nod, and now my arms are lowering her into the darkness.
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China's central bank on Sunday pledged to further support by spurring loans and lowering borrowing costs.
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"Either you are raising rates, which is tightening, or lowering rates, which is easing," he said.
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The Fed is seen lowering rates by 25 basis points at its July 30-31 meeting.
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Passantino floated lowering the threshold from Obama's level to $30,000 for overtime as an effective compromise.
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He allowed one hit, struck out nine and walked one while lowering his ERA to 1.72.
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"So, tax reform and lowering taxes, you know, will create and generate more income," Meadows said.
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Waveguide-maker DigiLens is aiming to stay aggressive in lowering the costs of the expensive component.
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The issue is mainly lowering the cost of batteries, with performance already adequate for most applications.
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Congress and President Donald Trump's administration have made lowering drug prices one of their top priorities.
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Part of this optimism could be a belief that companies were overly conservative when lowering expectations.
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Meanwhile the CEO of Jaguar Land Rover told CNBC the group was committed to lowering emissions.
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Raising your arm sets off the light saber extension sound and lowering it shuts it down.
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Marshall expects to see more companies lowering guidance as they report earnings over the coming weeks.
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Beijing had said on Tuesday that it is lowering the country's growth target for this year.
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Analysts have been lowering first-quarter estimates over the last month in light of business pressures.
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Luxembourg is moving towards ditching some multinational-friendly exemptions, while lowering its headline corporate-tax rate.
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This includes lowering the 45p tax threshold to all workers earning over £80,000, rather than £150,000.
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Rivals Fiat Chrysler and General Motors followed suit this week, also lowering their full-year expectations.
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Why would you buy something that had such a high probability of lowering your property value?
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Modern technology is lowering barriers to entry; flaccid incumbents will be destroyed by smaller, leaner ones.
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Among consumers, free trade benefits everyone by lowering the cost of goods and improving their availability.
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In many cases, he winds up lowering opioid doses, when that turns out to be appropriate.
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Years of trade agreements, lowering tariffs and other barriers, have allowed U.S. companies to flourish globally.
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Last year's El Nino brought scorching heat across Southeast Asia, hitting palm yields and lowering output.
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That could involve lowering the minimum signing bonuses required from bidders, among other parameters, he said.
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"There is less of a blood pressure lowering effect in people who are older," Stewart explained.
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Westworld takes place in the future, so technology has likely improved, lowering manufacturing and repair costs.
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He did pinch hit in the ninth inning and struck out, lowering his average to .265.
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The interest-rate cut should help a bit, mostly by lowering households' high debt-servicing costs.
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Most damaging, European leaders seem to be lowering standards in order to make the deal work.
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The fund combined multiple uncorrelated return strategies that are leveraged to maximize returns, while lowering risk.
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They discussed the Administration's "ongoing commitment to lowering prescription drug prices for American patients," Gidley added.
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"I've never felt a pain so deep," Ms. Keeling recalled, her voice lowering to a whisper.
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Studies have found that prolonged mobile phone usage has a specific lowering effect on HRV levels.
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He said Democrats' legislative agenda would focus on job retraining, infrastructure, healthcare and lowering drug prices.
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Lowering the age to get into Medicare was also considered as part of the ObamaCare debate.
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This reduces absenteeism and increases retention, lowering turnover costs for employers and increasing productivity for employees.
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They also are focused on lowering sodium and sugar content and shifting to gluten-free products.
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Lowering taxes and decreasing regulation has had powerful effects on growth over long periods of time.
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Pre-Trump, lowering the deficit by curtailing government spending was a central, unwavering principle of conservatism.
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Publicly and privately, both sides appeared to be lowering temperatures on Monday, for the most part.
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Mike Smith (11-7-1) stopped 22 shots on Friday, lowering his save percentage to .21.
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Lowering her head between hunched shoulders, she averted her eyes from the scrum of snapping cameras.
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Modernizing infrastructure, lowering the price of prescription drugs, and passing moderate gun safety measures are possible.
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All of them have the bill raising rather than lowering the federal deficit — by a lot.
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In simpler terms: That means lowering the cost of salaries, taxes, advertising, and other nonproduction costs.
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"We're not lowering our guard, we're forming protection brigades," said local business group leader Gilmer Poma.
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Additionally, the IPS study notes, "offshore tax sheltering plays a prime role" in lowering effective rates.
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In simpler terms: It means lowering the cost of salaries, taxes, advertising, and other nonproduction costs.
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In simpler terms: It means lowering the cost of salaries, taxes, advertising, and other nonproduction costs.
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She's helped conservatives craft healthcare reforms with the objective of lowering healthcare costs and increasing choices.
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SoftBank aggressively pursued top telecom player NTT in Japan by increasing internet speeds and lowering prices.
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Another study linked yelling to lowering a child's self-esteem and increasing the likelihood of depression.
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By lowering rates, streamlining deductions, and simplifying the process, we will add millions of new jobs.
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Last year, the administration announced it was lowering the cap to 30,000 refugees for fiscal 2019.
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Camp included the tax as a way to raise revenue to pay for lowering tax rates.
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The combination would be designed to add to zero, neither raising nor lowering the budget deficit.
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"Each of these shifts represented to us a lowering of ambitions by the enemy," he said.
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A lowering of corporate bond yields should reduce a firm's borrowing cost and stimulate new issuance.
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It's about significantly lowering taxes on the rich and offering a few crumbs to everyone else.
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With Obamacare still in place, one potential area of collaboration is lowering drug prices, Ellison said.
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He again proposed lowering the corporate tax rate to 15 percent from the current 35 percent.
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Lowering salt consumption can have a tremendous impact on public health and save billions of dollars.
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"Of course, it's not fair," my grandfather said with an impressive lowering of his right brow.
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Lowering the reserve requirement ratio essentially gives the state-controlled banking system more money to lend.
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It is a free market approach to lowering prices for patients and caregivers across the nation.
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This level of support for lowering immigration levels is consistent with similar 2014 and 2017 polls.
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She was a strong supporter of net neutrality, media ownership reform and lowering prison phone rates.
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So in "tax reform," lowering tax rates comes with another thing: closing loopholes and reducing deductions.
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China has a 25 percent tariff on U.S. cars and has talked recently of lowering it.
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Cooper says revitalizing the economy and lowering electricity bills was what brought people to the table.
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A policy shift will lead to lowering of nuclear threshold making South Asia a 'nuclear flashpoint'.
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He believes the Fed's action to begin lowering rates this year is not mitigating the impact.
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The bill makes major changes to the tax code by lowering rates for individuals and corporations.
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Lowering your principal balance could mean smaller interest payments once interest rates back in place.4.
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It's starting to feel like quick-stop coffee purveyors are raising the stakes by lowering prices.
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I was told that I was on a course that would eventually require cholesterol-lowering medication.
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Melatonin may also play a role in lowering body temperature, which is needed for sleep. 2.
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Five Star's coalition partner, the League, demanded tax breaks and a lowering of the retirement age.
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Marijuana use during pregnancy can have negative effects on a developing fetus, including lowering birth weights.
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In addition to lowering cardiovascular events, the trial found that Vascepa was safe and well tolerated.
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But early evidence suggests that they do work in making soda more expensive, and lowering sales.
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United is lowering capacity on flights to and from Tokyo, Osaka, Singapore and Seoul, South Korea.
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Owning a dog has been tied to lowering people's risk of dying early by 24%, too.
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Lowering or doing away with that measure could, theoretically, improve investor sentiment towards the Indian market.
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Try lowering tuition in the U.S. and making college affordable, and many "codes" might be broken.
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It wasn't, but the lowering of the impeachment standard occurred in the 1990s, not just now.
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But some would like to use the repatriation money to instead pay for lowering tax rates.
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Lester allowed five hits with one walk and four strikeouts in lowering his ERA to 23.
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They contend that lowering the price would only further accelerate the Postal Service's precarious financial condition.
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Off-price retailers like Walmart could invest in lowering prices, squeezing their mid-tier retail competition.
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Tillerson also said "a lowering of rhetoric would also help ease the tension," between the countries.
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DHT forms when an enzyme converts testosterone into it; finasteride blocks the enzyme, lowering DHT levels.
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So today, the Fed moved to ease some of the impact on activity by lowering rates.
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The sleeping space can be accessed by lowering the tables and retrieving the three-panel bed.
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Cameras caught Auriemma on the sideline, lowering his head and dabbing his eyes during Monday's commemoration.
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So landlords are looking for more novel ways to stand out, without actually lowering the rent.
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The meeting even ended with hopes to discuss lowering prescription drug prices at a later date.
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Lowering prices is just not something that cable or phone companies will do except under pressure.
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As Celeste, she keeps lowering her head and raising her eyes, always feminine, glamorous, and diplomatic.
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Most of the time, we need to remain flexible, raising and lowering our standards as necessary.
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Actually, let me rephrase that: Flexibility requires the raising and lowering of expectations rather than standards.
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Musk founded the company in 2002 with a goal of lowering the cost of spaceflight technology.
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The impasse continued despite Petrobras on Wednesday lowering diesel prices for a second time this week.
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Home Depot and Kohl's both reported a miss on revenue, while lowering their full-year forecasts.
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"Secondly, the ability to further accelerate the affordability equation, so lowering health care costs," Cordani continued.
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Last week, the FDA took the first step in lowering the amount of nicotine in cigarettes.
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This finances a politically powerful health care industry, which means lowering prices will always be hard.
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Olds found that the availability of public insurance enables entrepreneurship by lowering risk to the entrepreneur.
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Lowering the legal marriage age is a way to protect civil rights and preserve social harmony.
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Lowering the corporate tax rate, especially on firms that must compete internationally, will help a lot.
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After months of wrangling, House Democrats finally passed a massive bill aimed at lowering drug prices.
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However, the committee also might be pushed into lowering the rate it pays on excess serves.
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But at least one Democrat is publicly optimistic about working with Trump on lowering drug prices.
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Statins work by lowering the amount of "bad" cholesterol, known as low-density lipoprotein or LDL.
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Lowering rates and beefing up oversight could be a good solution elsewhere in the system, too.
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Trump has made combating the opioid crisis and lowering drug prices top priorities of his administration.
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Reducing risk by lowering cholesterol earlier The study looked at the records of almost 400,230 people.
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A large Australian study found no association between cholesterol-lowering statins and memory or thinking problems.
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It may seem obvious that lowering LDL cholesterol would inevitably reduce the risk of heart disease.
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To be sure, lowering the voting age is a complex issue, but it is not unprecedented.
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Apparently, some of the rules about lowering and raising your window shades could help cut emissions.
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"That's a big deal for lowering premiums and for consumer freedom," he told the Associated Press.
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What the Republicans would do is allow states to "innovate" in the direction of lowering standards.
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But he added that he could consider lowering the duty to 10% from the proposed 25%.
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Lowering protein levels in feed would also reduce the negative impact on the environment, it said.
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"So, tax reform and lowering taxes, you know, will create and generate more income," he said.
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Lowering acquisition costs, for instance, doesn't mean that renters or homeowners will necessarily benefit from those savings.
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That means lowering greenhouse gas emissions and building infrastructure that can survive sea level rise, for instance.
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"In general, yoga is great for lowering the heart rate, and it's great for flexibility," Bass said.
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They want to be talking about lowering costs, not expanding coverage -- which is what Democrats focus on.
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Medication is one of many ways, including exercise and lowering salt intake, that people control chronic hypertension.
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The Distilled Spirits Council also opposes lowering the BAC limit, favoring "strict enforcement" of the current level.
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The Trump administration is considering lowering the mandatory level, a worry for corn-growing states like Iowa.
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Samsung cited a "stagnant and fiercely competitive smartphone market" in lowering its own quarterly expectations last week.
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But lowering rates is rooted in desperation, and investors may want to carefully consider history and context.
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Trump administration considers new rules The US government has for years mulled lowering nicotine levels in cigarettes.
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Play has been shown to improve health outcomes for children living in difficult circumstances, including lowering anxiety.
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The TLC diet, which stands for therapeutic lifestyle changes, is all about lowering cholesterol above all else.
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When President Trump released his prescription drug price lowering proposal, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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