It lowers income tax rates, and dramatically lowers the corporate tax.
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This lowers the number of people "between jobs", which lowers the unemployment rate.
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"That lowers the debate and lowers the discussion, and I'm not for doing that."
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The bill lowers the corporate tax rate and lowers tax rates for individuals through 2025.
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That lowers premiums overall, which in turn lowers the federal government's costs to subsidize those premiums.
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And while investing in its future lowers its profits, it also lowers its taxes by creating less taxable income.
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It lowers the corporate rate from 2628 percent to 28503 percent, and lowers rates on the individual side as well.
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And perhaps exposure to such media lowers their working memory capacity, reduces their attention to the mental task and thus lowers their performance.
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If you annihilate the pokémon in an enemy gym, its prestige lowers, and if it lowers enough you can take it over for your team.
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Business taxes: Lowers corporate tax rate to 20% and lowers rate for pass-through entities (often small businesses that report taxes as individuals) to 25%.
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The markets will worry that this is a signal that we will definitely go ahead with these tariffs, which raises prices, lowers output and lowers jobs.
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In fact, a Stanford study found that it not only lowers our stress response, it lowers our own pain response, helping people with chronic pain find relief.
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COMMERZBANK - Deutsche Bank lowers to "Hold" from "Buy" DRILLISCH - Citi lowers to "Neutral" Dow Jones -0.5 pct, S&P 500 -0.5 pct, Nasdaq -0.2 pct at Tuesday's close.
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The G.O.P tax bill permanently lowers the corporate tax rate from 35 to 21 percent and temporarily lowers individual taxes, with the largest breaks going to the wealthiest Americans.
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Uber lowers its fares, so Lyft lowers them further, and down and down they go, with each company forced to increase its subsidies to drivers to make up for the dirt-cheap fares.
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Previous studies have noted that physical activity lowers that pressure.
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It lowers the bar for everyone including Facebook and Google.
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As chart 773 shows, slower growth lowers support for globalisation.
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"This lowers the barrier of entry to everyone," he said.
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I have noticed that it lowers her spit ups too.
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Those studies show that breastfeeding lowers the breast cancer risk.
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Apple lowers guidance on Q1 results, cites China trade tensions
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It lowers the barrier for foreign investment to come in.
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High frequency trading lowers the cost of investing even further.
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That approach lowers the center of gravity, enhancing ride dynamics.
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My father lays down his fork and lowers his head.
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The test will be in whether it dramatically lowers spending.
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Oral birth control also lowers the risk of ovarian cancer.
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"It just lowers the chance of having a dead baby."
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" He was like [lowers voice], "But it's not an island.
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This lowers rates of mortality for infants and young children.
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That then lowers Taxify's costs, allowing them to charge less.
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It actually lowers the chances of litigation if you apologize.
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A technician then lowers an arm holding another flat plate.
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Yes. Competition drives innovation, lowers cost, speeds delivery and more.
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Again, this lowers the risk of surprises in the end.
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Bringing in substitute labor from foreign countries lowers the price.
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A high fifth position on point as the curtain lowers.
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Breastfeeding lowers a baby's risk of having asthma and allergies.
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And then he lowers the boom: Such was the myth, anyway.
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IT ACTUALLY LOWERS THE NUMBER OF JOBS FOR MANY, MANY COMPANIES.
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"We want a long-term solution that lowers costs," Alexander said.
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Historically, the number of apprehensions lowers because of the summer heat.
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International evidence suggests oppression, discrimination, and societal resentment lowers group IQs.
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That lowers the risk of antitrust problems and deters new entrants.
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Second, he lowers the total amount the parents spend on birds.
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Indeed, it arguably lowers them — at least in the short term.
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And that in turn lowers investment where it is most needed.
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The queue just makes things worse, as it lowers car throughput.
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If spreads average below 50 percent, the exchange lowers storage rates.
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This lowers how much discretionary income they have left to spend.
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But the move also lowers the value of each stockholder's share.
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Then the foot rest lowers and the screen goes all white.
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The proliferation of Aadhaar numbers lowers several barriers to financial access.
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Permanently lowers corporate tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent.
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"It lowers the risk threshold for individual mark making," Furnas said.
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It lowers the top income tax rate from 39.6% to 5.53.
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Our Health Care Stability Plan is simple and it lowers costs.
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Biden 2020 lowers a bucket into the broad and deep well
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The bill lowers premiums, but does it do so quickly enough?
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Their program lowers jobless assistance the longer one is on welfare.
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It lowers a tax on barrels of beer brewed or imported.
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First, the heart slows, which lowers the amount of oxygen consumed.
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So *lowers sunglasses*, tell us, fellow kids: What is the "phonk"?
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For example, Wells Fargo's Loan Modification Program lowers your monthly payments.
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It raises, not lowers, the value of human intelligence and creativity.
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Ghrelin promotes hunger and body fat, and it lowers energy expenditure.
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This lowers ticket prices for everyone, just like a car pool.
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That lowers Next&aposs employee count from around 370 to 300.
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The new device lowers the barrier of entry to €219 (~$244).
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It lowers operating costs and gives consumers more money to spend.
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Alternatively, as our research has shown, IP theft lowers social welfare.
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That&aposs because smoking lowers HDL, which is considered good cholesterol.
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Endurance cardio exercise, such as running marathons, actually lowers testosterone production.
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The bug lowers yields, causes wilting and staining, and damages buds.
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The CBO report does find that the Republican plan lowers premiums.
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When it lowers rates, lending becomes cheaper, increasing the flow of money.
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Free trade also lowers prices for consumers and export costs for businesses.
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"This significantly speeds up the production process and lowers prices for consumers."
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This significantly lowers the chance for the bid, which runs until Aug.
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Deguara then lowers his head and steps fully through the door frame.
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Acton said the review lowers the threshold for the use of nukes.
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Increasing your limit lowers this ratio (assuming you keep spending in check).
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The artemisinin lowers parasite levels in the body within about three days.
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It "lowers blood pressure and releases relaxation hormones," says psychologist Robin Gurwitch.
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Back in the open field, the Man in Black lowers his pistol.
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Under normal economics, a glut of supply lowers prices and hurts business.
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The durables sector does not fare well after the Fed lowers rates.
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That lowers the risk of negative, Nvidia-like pre-announcements, he said.
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The controversial nuclear option lowers that number to 51, a simple majority.
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That approach lowers the center of gravity, making the platform more stable.
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Reusing rockets lowers the cost of production, and accordingly, reduces launch costs.
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When investors sell Treasuries it lowers prices, which move inversely to yields.
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By seamlessly managing your workflow, it lowers your chances of getting distracted.
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You want to reduce immigration because you think it lowers your wages?
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Jerry Brown signed legislation Friday that lowers the offense to a misdemeanor.
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The growing enmity lowers the chances of progress in Congress even further.
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And reducing oil consumption lowers our trade deficit and increases national security.
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Somehow, the checks always arrive, and that lowers the stress for everyone.
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Ancient Buddha statue emerges as water level lowers in E China reservoir.
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It goes against human dignity and lowers the bar for social behavior.
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Also, it lowers the tax rate on repatriated cash to 12 percent.
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Salum Ali Makame, surrounded by bees, lowers a hive to the ground.
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This lets it offer below-market rates which, in turn, lowers churn.
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Not to mention that investing in your retirement lowers your taxable income.
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A woman walks alone in the woods, lowers her pants, and squats.
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It also increases consumer choice, lowers prices, and fosters compatibility between programs.
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It lowers the top marginal rate on small businesses to 25 percent.
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Dams reduce the amount of sediment flowing downstream, which lowers soil fertility.
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Such competition, where it exists, lowers prices, provides choice and improves quality.
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Second, it lowers the pH of the oceans, making them more acidic.
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In a speech in Zurich earlier this week, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda mentioned the "reversal rate", which refers to the possibility of reversing the effects of monetary easing if a central bank lowers interest rate lowers too far.
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Republicans achieved their biggest legislative victory of the year on Wednesday when they passed a bill that permanently lowers the corporate tax rate from 2628 percent to 28503 percent and temporarily lowers tax rates for individuals and families.
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The experimental drug lowers the risk of the disease returning after initial treatment.
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The drug giant lowers the low of the range of full-year results.
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After crossing that, another network of locks lowers them to the opposite coast.
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Keeping hips lifted, extends legs straight out, and then lowers hips back down.
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It lowers taxes on the wealthy, but kicks the poor off of Medicaid.
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Every bit of avoided consumption lowers the target that emissions cuts must hit.
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Government interference in a market lowers quality or raises prices, or does both.
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A student lowers herself to the ground in an aerial rope training exercise.
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"Here he is equal to the students," he adds as he lowers it.
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This ultimately lowers the cost, but it also could lead to more pollution.
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At the same time, it lowers the age at which women get married.
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"There's obviously a benefit to taxpayers because it lowers the tax," he said.
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Similarly, reinsurance lowers premiums by reimbursing plans for largely unavoidable catastrophic medical bills.
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"Diplomacy is still worthwhile if it lowers the risk of miscalculation," she said.
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Any update that lowers the time-to-music ratio is a worthy update.
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It basically lowers transaction costs and litigation costs for the licensor and licensee.
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Staff shortages can become self-sustaining—mandatory overtime lowers morale, which increases turnover.
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The passenger lowers the boy in red from the seat using one arm.
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Eating trans fat increases unhealthy cholesterol, LDL, and lowers the good kind, HDL.
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Homeowners with solar panels cheer net metering as it lowers their power bills.
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In men specifically, not sleeping enough reduces testosterone levels and lowers sperm count.
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Mandated weak encryption lowers our defenses in every sector that depends on software.
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Many of those jobs pay the minimum wage, which, again, lowers average wages.
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And the biggest: Higher oil production lowers global prices and increases its use.
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That in turn lowers costs for patients and the entire health care system.
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The massive overhaul lowers the mortgage interest deduction to $750,000 from $14.43 million.
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Interest rates will change as the Fed raises and lowers them over time.
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That figure lowers the department's previous estimate of 22 veteran suicides per day.
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" She lowers her voice, mock-covering her mouth, "'Oh god, maybe I shouldn't.
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Lack of access to care also lowers the productivity of lower income citizens.
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And it lowers the price of goods, raising the American quality of life.
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As the chart shows, any growth in immigration lowers the Social Security deficit.
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Maybe it's the obnoxious way I was, you know [lowers shades], born here.
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That also lowers the cost of premium subsidies provided by the federal government.
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BOK LEE: FED'S RATE CUT LOWERS EFFECTIVE LOWER BOUND FOR KOREA MONETARY POLICY
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Google Photos has free unlimited storage, but lowers the quality of your photos.
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It lowers taxes on the wealthy but kicks the poor off of Medicaid.
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They peered through plastic shutters the store clerk lowers when trouble is near.
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WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION SAYS WTO LOWERS TRADE FORECAST AS TENSIONS UNSETTLE GLOBAL ECONOMY
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They say that this lowers turnover and improves the quality of their services.
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GERMAN GOVERNMENT LOWERS 2020 GERMAN GDP GROWTH FORECAST TO 1.0% FROM 1.5% - SOURCE
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This lowers the chances that taxpayer money will be needed to help banks.
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It also lowers the risks associated with developing and marketing these complex medicines.
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An easing move means injecting more money into economy, which lowers interest rates.
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A purpose-built crane lifts it up and lowers it into the pool.
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"Outside sourcing lowers the barrier to entry to creating a distillery," she says.
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Lower foreign demand for American products, like soybean and corn, increases their supply and lowers their prices in the U.S. This lowers the profits of U.S. producers and could lead to net losses — unless the administration comes to the rescue.
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A fossil fuel subsidy is any government policy that lowers the cost of fossil fuel production, raises prices received by producers, or lowers prices paid by consumers: they can consist of tax breaks and direct funding for fossil fuel companies.
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When you sit by it and observe the water flow, your heart rate lowers.
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This lowers the temperatures inside cylinders, and helps prevent the formation of nitrogen oxides.
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In darker conditions, the selfie camera lowers that resolution to prioritize a better exposure.
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Then the print base lowers a micron and the projector shines the next layer.
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If Saudi Arabia lowers output it could drive prices well above $100 a barrel.
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A daily dose of Suboxone, a medication that lowers opioid withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
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That it can adjust its targets, says one energy lawyer, lowers its legal risk.
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Well, a group of American scientists have now made things (lowers shades) ...even cooler.
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As those statistics suggest, regularising the status of undocumented immigrants further lowers crime rates.
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The insurance scheme lowers the cost of funding and reduces the chance of bankruptcy.
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It is possible the greater representation of women in these areas lowers their prestige.
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Vinz's response is visceral and stricken: He lowers the gun, turns away, and vomits.
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I pull my ear protection out as she lowers me hydraulically toward the floor.
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Without the BAT, the plan lowers the corporate tax rate and allows full expensing.
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Globalisation has a similar effect because it lowers the barriers to entry across countries.
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It also lowers the risk of a buyer backing out at the last minute.
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Drones buzz above as the sun lowers, painting the crowd in a red glow.
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Jake's hyper-regimentation is challenged when his crew lowers him into a burning cabin.
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Many congressional Democrats argue that the deal hurts U.S. workers and lowers their wages.
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One even has a custom-made pizza caddy that it lowers on a rope.
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When the Fed lowers rates, mortgages and loans also become cheaper, thus affecting banks.
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It lowers your risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease, according to researchers in Japan.
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This saves time and money and lowers risks when going from lab to market.
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Ambient electronica by the composers Dustin O'Halloran and Sascha Ring further lowers the temperature.
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A job well done, and it lowers his postseason E.R.A. this year to 4.42.
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It also permanently lowers the U.S. corporate rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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The Republican tax plan lowers the individual tax rates and increases the standard deduction.
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It lowers insurance premiums by allowing insurers to increase deductibles and reject more claims.
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He argues an open system lowers the cost of going up against the forerunner.
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Schneider turns the Taser toward the boy and quickly lowers it, the video shows.
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One boy starts to fall, another catches him and lowers him to the ground.
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Because pregnancy lowers immune defenses, malaria can be lethal to both mother and fetus.
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Besides boosting loving feelings, cuddling lowers stress and boosts immunity, according to one study.
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Treatment for hypertension, high cholesterol and diabetes also lowers the risks, the report said.
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The Republican Party is able to sell itself as the party that lowers taxes.
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MAT saves lives, lowers the risk of contracting infectious diseases, and may reduce recidivism.
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Mr. Trump takes a small dose of the drug, finasteride, which lowers PSA levels.
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Sleep deprivation lowers the immune system's ability to fight off infection, as does stress.
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It's a type of fabric that, while wicking moisture, dramatically lowers your body temperature.
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Early prenatal care and treatment of the expectant mother lowers the risk of transmission.
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I love when the stage slowly lowers to reveal the sun-baked Triumphal Scene.
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The final bill lowers the corporate rate from 35 percent to 21 percent, gives pass-through businesses like the Trump Organization a 20 percent tax deduction, increases the standard deduction, expands the child tax credit, and temporarily lowers individual rates across the board.
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Because loam absorbs heat, it lowers the temperature during hot summer days from 3003 p.m.
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The web lowers the cost of finding supporters, co-ordinating their activities and collecting contributions.
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The SparrowHawk then lowers to the ground, the captured quadcopter still twitching in its web.
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"We see that access and added routes brings more competition and lowers prices," he said.
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It also lowers the total cost of a mortgage and the interest paid on it.
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This lowers prices, boosts productivity and ensures that firms cannot long sustain abnormally high profits.
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Republicans are eager to pass a bill that lowers both individual and business tax rates.
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At night, the table lowers and cushions are put down for them to sleep on.
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Indeed, it lowers taxes especially on high earners -- which may or may not include Trump.
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That's all well and good, if it simplifies the code and lowers taxes for all.
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JPMORGAN CHASE LOWERS ITS PRIME RATE BY 25 BASIS POINTS TO 5.25% STARTING AUG 1
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If you want an overpowering bass experience that lowers other tones, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.
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But the rate cut also lowers financing costs for car manufacturers and dealers as well.
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But the degree of that pain depends on how many times the Fed lowers rates.
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The rear spoiler raises, lowers, and tilts, using a combination of motors and pneumatic actuators.
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Because breastfeeding lowers infant mortality three- to five-fold in high- and low-income countries.
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Their babies are less likely to be premature, which significantly lowers their risk of death.
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Now assume that a messier departure lowers that annual growth rate by 0.2 percentage points.
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The House lowers the cap to $500,000 while the Senate keeps it at $1 million.
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A stock split effectively lowers the share price and increases the number of traded shares.
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When the Fed lowers its interest rate, it makes it cheap to borrow in dollars.
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The particular effect of higher rates on mortgages also lowers people's ability to spend elsewhere.
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But it's forward looking, and lowers chronological and national borders that are mostly made up.
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"A summit which produces nothing tangible, but lowers the temperature" in the region, Roggeveen said.
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This is a $22017 billion program that lowers copays and deductibles for low-income enrollees.
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"'Over there you have some..." Saracho lowers her voice to a whisper recalling their tone.
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The start-up reduces confusion for consumers and lowers application and closing fees, Faux said.
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A new account generally lowers your score temporarily and increases it in the long term.
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Rain lowers levels of air pollution by bringing particulates in pollution down to the ground.
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There isn't any robust scientific evidence that manuka lowers cholesterol, treats diabetes or improves sleep.
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While in women, menopause severely limits estrogen production, which lowers a woman's interest in sex.
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Just this, they say, lowers premiums, stabilizes the market, gives people more choice and freedom.
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And the view is of other people's windows, so she lowers the blinds after dark.
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But, Charlotte's getting a sibling discount ... which lowers tuition by about 150 bucks per term.
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It lowers my blood pressure, makes my skin feel better, reduces my anxiety about death.
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Use of birth control pills, however, actually lowers the risk of this type of cancer.
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We hear her gasping for breath as she lowers her bleeding arms into the bathtub.
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And over all, running lowers people's chances of ever developing or dying from heart problems.
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He coyly lowers his voice to conspire with listeners as key moments or twists arrive.
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States should also continue to invest in technology that lowers barriers to entry for voting.
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Contrary to some claims, marrying at an older age generally lowers the risk of divorce.
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The other is a tax credit to individuals that lowers the cost of monthly premiums.
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A high level of air pollution exacerbates viral uptake because it inflames and lowers immunity.
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And that's also important because it lowers the risk of endometrial cancer down the line.
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Another paper raised questions about the standard idea that trade lowers prices by increasing competition.
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When a train stops, the conductor in the center of the train lowers the window.
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"Clearly, losing the monopoly lowers the barrier to entry for Iridium long term," they said.
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However, half of that tax generally can be deducted, which lowers your adjusted gross income.
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"OEA reduces appetite and lowers body weight in obese animals and possibly people," she explained.
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Hers is a model that cuts out the middlemen and, in so doing, lowers prices.
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Once the drone arrives at the delivery location, the same tether line lowers the package.
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Rheumatoid arthritis increases the risk of lymphomas — but oddly lowers the risk of breast cancer.
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The association said clean coal lowers emissions, but provided no data to support the claim.
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Extra oxygen is an imperfect buffer against altitude sickness, but it lowers the risks considerably.
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Crutcher has his hands raised and then lowers them as he walks toward the vehicle.
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Our American Enterprise Institute colleague, Grant Duwe, who is director of research for the Minnesota Department of Corrections, found that participation in a proven program lowers the rate of recidivism by 12 percent, and participation in two effective programs lowers it by 26 percent.
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Jack lowers Randall, Kate, and Rebecca down to the ground using a rope made of sheets.
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But the FakeApp greatly lowers the technological barrier to entry in generating videos of this sort.
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Either you or your partner sits with legs crossed while the other lowers themselves on top.
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The researchers think smoking is worse for women's hearts because it lowers their production of estrogen.
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Cross-marketing lowers subscriber acquisition costs, and those savings should ultimately stream down to the consumer.
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With a hand on her bump, Rebecca watched as Jack lowers the needle on a turntable.
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Such behaviour encourages greater loyalty and lowers price sensitivity, both factors that affect the bottom line.
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But that lowers the margins for their online sales and risks cannibalising sales from their stores.
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That frees up passenger and cargo space and lowers a vehicle's center of gravity, improving handling.
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How brushing your teeth lowers your risk of cancer For Moore, her outcome is more positive.
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That creates a buffer zone which lowers the intensity of incoming storms before they make landfall.
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The more it is deployed, the more it lowers the price of power from any source.
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EUV is a next-generation technology that potentially lowers the cost and complexity of chip manufacturing.
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Love looks crushed and defeated as he slowly lowers his hand and looks around for comfort.
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On top of that, the appreciation of the U.S. dollar lowers profits generated in other countries.
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Lowers ohms means it will require less voltage from the battery to get the desired watts.
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That's a low bar, and the history of "iconic" debate moments lowers it to ankle height.
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This program lowers out-of-pocket costs like deductibles and co-pays, making coverage more affordable.
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But so does the chance of multiple winners, which lowers the expected value of a ticket.
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For African-American women that number lowers to 20153 cents, and for Latina women 22015 cents.
|
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House Republicans in June released a tax-reform blueprint that lowers rates for individuals and businesses.
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Right now, the Fed raises or lowers interest rates to influence macroeconomic policy—an inexact tool.
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The language change is troublesome because it lowers the bar for excluding important or "material" information.
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Mahaney said this finding slightly lowers the firms perception of Amazon as a threat to Netflix.
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Just make sure they advertise paintless dent removal because repainting a car lowers its resale value.
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Sprankles was conceived as an accessible marijuana brand that lowers the barrier of entry to consumption.
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Business tax rates The framework lowers the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent.
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You might expect that Amazon's presence lowers prices generally, as it tries to undercut the competition.
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At face value it makes economic sense, it lowers the cost of capital for the economy.
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For your heart, it lowers blood pressure, cholesterol levels, the risk of heart attack and stroke.
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Adaptive thermogenesis is the change in biological and behavioral processes that lowers your resting energy expenditure.
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More evidence suggests eating whole grains lowers your risk for diabetes and some forms of cancer.
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To put this more simply, Sullivan is saying that Christianity lowers the stakes of political conflict.
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Morgentaler says that alcohol consumption not only lowers sperm count, but also the amount of ejaculate.
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I've been in remission from the colitis for years, which lowers my risk for colon cancer.
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This new treatment lowers that dose to 5 pills/day over 6 months for most patients.
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Insulin is a hormone, which lowers the amount of sugar in your bloodstream, among other things.
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And while it lowers rates, it also retains most tax preferences from the previous tax code.
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She chose a lump-sum payment over an annuity, which lowers the total to $480.5 million.
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The light is associated with the stabilizer trim system, which raises and lowers the plane's nose.
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Alfredo lowers his passenger window; the soldiers back away, looking embarrassed, and wave us through. Wow.
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The Senate bill lowers the top rate to 21625 percent and doesn't include a bubble rate.
|
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This one lowers corporate tax rates to 21 percent from the top rate of 35 percent.
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It lowers costs for American businesses that want to outsource labor or buy materials from overseas.
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There is "no magic," as Margot Sanger-Katz has written, in how the Republican plan lowers premiums.
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DESANTIS: And that means it undermines the rule of law, harms taxpayers, and lowers wages for Americans.
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If the price lowers after you buy, check to see what the retailer's price adjustment window is.
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In city settings, trees help moderate temperatures, which in turn lowers utility costs and building emissions substantially.
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The rocket lands propulsively, so what that means is the engine reignites and lowers itself down gently.
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The diversification provides TBLA flexibility to produce the more profitable products, and also lowers the earnings volatility.
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The spoiler automatically raises and lowers, but at 18 miles per hour probably doesn't generate much downforce.
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Users can tell them apart by feel: The convex one raises the table, the concave lowers it.
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Because that's money I would have spent anyway, the credit here also effectively lowers my annual fee.
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The whole thing when they lowered prices — no retailer lowers prices just to be a good guy.
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A more expensive $39 ChargeWrite+ lowers the battery size to 650mAh, but adds 16GB of flash storage.
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Regardless, this service dramatically lowers the barrier for entry for anyone hoping to phish some login credentials.
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And, if you become a member (just $36 a year), that free shipping threshold lowers to $48.
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S. involvement in the global economy is a bad thing because it lowers wages and costs jobs.
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Repatha, which dramatically lowers "bad" LDL cholesterol, had sales of just $21.64 million in the fourth quarter.
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Every inch of him holds its place inside my walls as he lowers me onto my back.
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Like the three-way structures, that involves more selling of options than buying, which also lowers volatility.
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A ramp lowers off the back of the trailer, letting you drive these out of the trailer.
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It has antioxidant properties and it also helps to make arteries more flexible, which lowers blood pressure.
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The loss of bond-buying monetary stimulus then lowers demand and pushes prices down and yields higher.
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Your risk lowers dramatically if you've received the vaccine– even if you're nearby one of the outbreaks.
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Or, put another way, 100% deductibility cheapens debt capital for private equity and lowers financial sponsor risk.
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Working out also improves your heart health and lowers your risk for death and disease, Moyad says.
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Over time, diversifying an investment portfolio lowers the amount of risk and can hedge returns, as well.
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Slightly lowers some of the individual tax rates for middle-class brackets compared to the earlier version.
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"It lowers the number of fatal crashes around the world," Dinh-Zarr said of the lower threshold.
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Buybacks can boost earnings per share figures because the practice lowers the number of shares on issue.
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They got a baby that had a condition that threatens her life and lowers her life expectancy.
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Even if you still buy the item, if a sale lowers the price, you'll end up saving.
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This lowers your insulin levels and causes your liver to produce chemicals called ketones for energy instead.
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A stronger yen lowers the value of overseas proceeds when converted into yen and reduces price competitiveness.
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However, there is a notable influencing factor which lowers the cost of prescriptions for millions of Americans.
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It lowers the top tax rate, which is paid only by the richest 0.5 percent of households.
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This lowers the limit for DUIs for such drivers from blood alcohol concentration 0.08 down to 0.04.
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And like those are the stakes like *lowers voice, adds vocal fry* oh no, we're in hell.
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In contrast, there is evidence that a diet rich in real fish lowers the risk of death.
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But they did win inclusion of a provision that lowers Puerto Rico's minimum wage for some workers.
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I use as many long entries as I can, which lowers both the word and block counts.
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Solo removes that tension, and lowers Han's self-mythologizing banter into the carbon freeze of banal literalism.
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The bill lowers tax rates across the board and increases the standard deduction and child tax credit.
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"The prospect of such pain and disruption lowers the probability of such an event occurring," it added.
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Amlodipine, a calcium channel blocker, causes blood vessels to relax and widen, and lowers the heart rate.
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His main focus of opposition at the time was on how importing guest workers lowers American wages.
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When an animal lowers its head to drink, Dr. Oka speculated, it's in quite a vulnerable position.
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Successes: The Senate tax bill lowers excise taxes on beer, wine, and liquor by about 16 percent.
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This could rise in coming months as Saudi Arabia voluntarily lowers supply by more than it agreed.
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It's often immature and lowers the tone of the debate while debasing the office of the presidency.
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"It really lowers the barrier for entry for small businesses getting started in e-commerce," he said.
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When it subsequently lowers the temperature, the primers lock onto their targeted segments of the exposed DNA.
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Filing jointly lowers our overall tax bracket and reduces the total amount we owe as a couple.
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With Night Mode, the soundbar lowers the volume for louder scenes and boosts it for quiet ones.
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When water temperature is increased due to less shade, it lowers the water's capacity to hold oxygen.
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If you do get infected, social distancing lowers your chance of spreading the infection to someone else.
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It also lowers the level of purity at which Mexican sugar can be sold as refined sugar.
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And when the crane lowers, it recharges the flywheels, feeding power back to speed them up again.
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AlphaCredit's programmed deductions system enables the startup to lower default rates, which in turn lowers interest rates.
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"When I take that deduction in Switzerland, it lowers my overall tax liability in Switzerland," Carlsen said.
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"It lowers people's guards when they don't want to pull the trigger on buying stock," said Broadway.
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Canakinumab lowers CRP and is sold now under the brand name Ilaris for some rare inherited diseases.
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The SUV also lowers down during highway driving for better aerodynamics and better fuel economy, Herrick said.
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This steadily lowers the levels of organic matter in the soil, making it difficult to grow crops.
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If a bank reduces capital it lowers its ability to earn money; weakens its secular growth prospects.
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While that lowers the cost of the monthly premium, it means increases in deductibles and co-payments.
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The report also lowers the estimated percent of victims who have faced retaliation for reporting sexual assault.
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It sources products like solar panels in bulk through its central office in Italy, which lowers costs.
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CHINA CBANK LOWERS INTEREST RATE ON 14-DAY REVERSE REPOS, KEEPS RATE ON 7-DAY UNCHANGED - STATEMENT
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The U.S. Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, and we're explaining the history and significance of such decisions.
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A carbon tax increases the cost of everything Americans buy and lowers Americans' effective take home pay.
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When the Fed lowers rates, it makes the dollar less attractive, encouraging investors to seek rewards elsewhere.
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"We will look at how we may potentially take some of the hit ourselves, which lowers our profitability and lowers the profitability of all the public retailers as well, and then we'll look at how do we move as quickly as possible if prices go up," Mr. Preysman said.
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That lowers the eCPM, often allowing advertisers to reach a larger audience for the same amount of money.
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The growth of industrial farming lowers the cost of production but intensive farming methods have higher environmental costs.
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In reality, though, according to the outlet, it lowers your body temperature, which can potentially contribute to hypothermia.
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A crane lowers a hatch into a lateral trench of the permanent camp at Camp Century in Greenland.
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If, on the other hand, the Fed lowers interest rates, borrowing money becomes cheaper, thereby accelerating the economy.
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This also lowers the number of flare-ups on the grill because mayo is less viscous than oil.
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This affects the moisture levels in your skin and lowers its pH balance, weakening the protective acid mantle.
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"Stress can increase pain perception, so anything that lowers daily stress, may in fact lessen pain," she says.
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When the Fed lowers rates, lending gets cheaper and money flows through the economy more easily, spurring growth.
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And this kidnapping may or may not finance the militants, but it definitely lowers trust in the government.
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In it, the coast guard helicopter lowers a crew member into the water before carrying him to safety.
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At the same time, the pressure exerted by the ice lowers the water's melting point below 0°C.
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Deguara then lowers into a squat, cradling the medicine ball, before exploding upwards and catapulting the weight overhead.
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The CDC said the flu shot lowers a pregnant woman's risk of hospitalization by an average of 40%.
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Diabetes commonly lowers good cholesterol and raises bad cholesterol, and the condition even has a name: diabetic dyslipidemia.
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We hope the government continues to support a competitive marketplace that lowers costs and increases choice for consumers.
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Aubry lowers her guard – and gets sent home with an idol and an extra vote in her pocket.
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Studies consistently have shown that taking time off improves productivity, lowers stress and results in better mental health.
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It lowers the information density of the app in favor of more white space and slightly larger labels.
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Continuous monitoring Even though DevOps enhances overall quality and lowers the rate of release failure, nobody is perfect.
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She then dips each pickled okra into the batter, in turn, and lowers it into the hot oil.
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The Federal Reserve raises and lowers interest rates in an effort to prevent recessions and maintain low inflation.
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By blocking these proteins from binding to cell receptors, Dupixent calms a hyperactive immune system and lowers inflammation.
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This dramatically lowers the true cost of ownership to the point where almost anyone could own a Tesla.
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Higher inflation lowers the relative value of bonds, with long-dated debt the most vulnerable to inflation expectations.
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She kind of lowers the paper down and looks up at him as if it's a movie poster.
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What raises (lowers) his performance is the fact that it took him 41 passes to reach that number.
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But until supply lowers, Streible said, it's unlikely that natural gas prices will see any sustainable moves higher.
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Overfeeding wastes food and lowers margins, while underfeeding means the fish don't grow fast enough to be profitable.
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He lowers his sweatpants to show the stained bandages which cover much of the back of his thighs.
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Rota 2030 lowers by at least 3 percentage points the tax on industrial products applied to "flex" motors.
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The company also says that the computer vision enabled by its VPU lowers the rate of false positives.
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Some 87% of participants receive this assistance, which lowers their premiums to less than 10% of their income.
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President Trump signed a large reform bill last year that lowers tax rates and increases the standard deduction.
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Primarily, the bill lowers the maximum deduction for state and local taxes (SALT), which vary greatly by state.
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But the House bill, in other provisions, lowers the U.S. corporate rate from 85033 percent to 20 percent.
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Lowering corporate tax rates across the board lowers tax revenue, but has the potential to stimulate business profits.
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Potential buyers might have been concerned about the Republican tax plan, which lowers the deduction for property taxes.
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"The goal of our strategy is reconciliation — a negotiated settlement which lowers the level of violence," Nicholson said.
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And there is no doubt that Trump's plan lowers taxes for almost every type of taxpayer in America.
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The life insurance company pays this broker a 2023 percent commission, which ultimately lowers payments to the victim.
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Especially when multiple studies show marijuana legalization significantly lowers opioid use and abuse, the company's core profit driver.
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Data from my lab show that switching to the vaporizer lowers symptoms of bronchitis and increases lung volume.
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That carbonic acid then releases a hydrogen ion, which lowers the pH of water and increases the acidity.
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Any policy that lowers the rate and broadens the base will face pushback from those most directly affected.
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Legalization lowers arrests, but "this is exchanging a criminal justice crisis for a public health crisis," he said.
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It lowers the top individual tax rate to 37 percent and the corporate tax rate to 21 percent.
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He takes a low dose of aspirin and a statin, rosuvastatin, also known as Crestor, which lowers cholesterol.
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This foreign demand has helped cause Treasury prices to rise, which lowers the interest rate that they pay.
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And when people are incarcerated, they can't build credit or make existing payments, which lowers their credit scores.
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Combining those two ideas can "shift the ground, and it lowers very dramatically" your general level of stress.
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Similarly, to raise its profits, a monopsonist lowers wages below the value of the workers to the employer.
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The livestock industry has suffered heavily from brucellosis, which lowers milk production and can cause cows to miscarry.
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If you feel like an imposter, it's often because you don't trust yourself, which lowers your self-esteem.
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The decree also lowers the qualifications for judges appointed to the government's administrative courts, which regulate government departments.
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"We know that stress lowers our immunity, and no one right now wants their immunity lowered," she added.
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The plan is bipartisan, and it lowers unnecessary military spending while increasing domestic economic stimulus without raising taxes.
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But even without a crisis it has economic costs, as debt drags on the economy and lowers prosperity.
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Leaders of the smaller parties say any political accord that lowers the tensions is in the nation's interest.
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In other words, they were more likely to be born full term, which lowers the risk of death.
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On top of that, you contribute money that hasn't yet been taxed, so it lowers your tax bill.
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Multinational companies like Coke typically get hit by dollar strength because it lowers the value of international revenue.
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The importation of these intermediate goods, raw materials, and capital goods lowers costs for manufacturers and other employers.
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The Federal Reserve raises and lowers interest rates in an effort to prevent recessions and maintain low inflation.
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If Obamacare is repealed and replaced with something that lowers the safety nets, that disparity will only rise.
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Exercise lowers the risk of cancers of the bladder, breast, colon and rectum, endometrium, esophagus, kidney, stomach, and lungs.
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The sinking sun looks almost otherworldly as it lowers into The Minch, the strait that we're looking out across.
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Later, as a reporter waves goodbye, Meredith raises a black power fist and lowers himself into his Honda Civic.
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Rate shocks can hurt banks Bank profits would only take a minor hit if the Fed lowers rates slowly.
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Moreover, buying back stock lowers the secular growth rate of bank earnings and the present value of the institution.
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"Walmart has been investing billions to lowers its prices," just to get those shoppers in their doors, Chen said.
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When you stretch your jaw to yawn, it improves circulation to your brain, which in turn lowers its temperature.
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When you open a new account, it will be zero months old, which lowers your average age of accounts.
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A tap on the ear cup will play or pause music, while a swipe up or down lowers volume.
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Chad and its lenders agreed in February to a restructuring that extends the loan and lowers the interest rate.
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It lowers insulin, calms fat cells down and gets people out of the cycle of hunger, craving and overeating.
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On the flip side, banks could be quick to cut those rates if the Fed lowers its benchmark rate.
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"This lowers the expectation for Jay Powell on Friday, which could make a dovish tilt more explosive," noted Brenner.
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The study isn't a controlled experiment designed to prove that intense exercise lowers libido or why this might occur.
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Sedentary lifestyle: A lack of physical activity lowers HDL cholesterol, which keeps it from effectively removing your LDL cholesterol.
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She raises her eyes and peers at him through her lashes, then lowers them again and continues her search.
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Our plan also lowers the tax on American business from 35 percent all the way down to 21 percent.
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It also reduces your risk of cancer (other kinds!), lowers the risk of heart failure, and makes you smarter.
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They're also 3.72 times more likely to be diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer, which lowers their survival rate.
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The gravitational pull of sun and moon slightly lifts and lowers the earth's crust, stretching and compressing crustal rocks.
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That is, unless Chipotle lowers the number of points required for a free entrée after the program's test run.
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Helping students specialize in the exact libraries, tools, and topics employers need lowers employers' cost of hiring and onboarding.
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The barbed laughs make the social commentary go down smoother, which lowers your guard for shocking bursts of violence.
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The practice, advocates say, lowers the overdose mortality rate and reduces crime and costs that come along with it.
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Her mother motions for Paul to scoot over, then lowers Jude into the space between them on the sofa.
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S&P revises its outlook on E.ON to "stable" from "negative" and lowers its rating to "BBB" from "BBB+".
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But they earn too much to qualify for the additional subsidy that lowers their out-of-pocket health costs.
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The National Academy of Sciences has noted that the production and use of ethanol lowers air and water quality.
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Giving workers the option not to pay means many won't, which then lowers a union's membership and political influence.
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Immigration lowers the wages of competing workers, while raising the return to capital and the wages of complementary workers.
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This lowers the value of even solid assets on bank balance sheets, giving rise to further cause for concern.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how drinking these beverages lowers the risk of colon cancer returning.
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In other words, nearly two-thirds of those polled don't like a bill that lowers taxes for most Americans.
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However, less favorable ground in central Serbia lowers the national wheat yield to just over 4 tonnes per hectare.
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Not only does this give your money greater opportunity for compound growth, it lowers your taxable income now.2.
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The "purchase tax" exemption lowers the cost of buying a Tesla in China by around 99,000 yuan, or $14,000.
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Then they need to enact tax reform that lowers rates for families and businesses and broadens the tax base.
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The perrottetinene lowers inflammation by inhibiting prostaglandins, which contribute to inflammation—similar to what our body's own endocannabinoids do.
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We need health-care reform that actually benefits the American people and lowers the costs and premiums and deductibles.
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The dog takes the food and goes to a corner, where it lowers itself and takes its time eating.
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Yet what seems lost in the public discourse is that trade lowers the prices of products that we consume.
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Get those sneakers on -- a new study shows that any amount of running lowers the risk of premature death.
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This colleague is a pain to be around, doesn't do her job very well and lowers the general morale.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy for at-risk young men lowers violent crime arrests by 45 to 50 percent for participants.
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And more inclusion can lead to more fragmentation of the opposition, which lowers the chances of blocking illiberal presidents.
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Technology has ushered in a sharing economy that lowers wages, reduces payrolls and turns workers into roguish free agents.
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Weaker growth typically lowers government revenue, while increasing the need for greater public spending to cushion an economic slowdown.
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"That really lowers the bar for people to create something that&aposs going to get a lot of views."
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Slow Geographic Diversification: Lack of geographic diversification is a rating constraint as it lowers the group's potential for growth.
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It also lowers rates across the board for individuals and creates a new deduction for income from noncorporate businesses.
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That already lowers the bar for emissions reductions, but the EPA also says it won't set a minimum requirement.
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It makes Santos the operator of gas assets where it already has a stake, and lowers its average costs.
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Preventive care actually lowers costs in the long run, researchers at the University of Maryland Dental School have reported.
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At one point he moved the camera to show his large belly and lowers it to glimpse his genitals.
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Now, the pharmaceutical industry's counter to criticisms of its prices: that use of medicines lowers other health-care spending.
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"Everything we do increases performance and lowers costs for the public sector, which is completely non-partisan," he explained.
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The new tax law, which lowers individual tax rates, has been estimated to give most people a tax cut.
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Removing the disc-drive lowers the final cost, and essentially guarantees long-term business for Microsoft&aposs online store.
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Axel said the funds are drawn from excess reserves which the Fed controls, and that lowers the money supply.
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The "purchase tax" exemption lowers the cost of buying a Tesla in China but around 99,000 yuan (about $22020,22).
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The Big Apple Circus stills its flying trapezes and lowers its high wires as it ends its seasonal run.
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If people conclude that the tax bill lowers their taxes, that could improve Mr. Trump's dismal job approval rating.
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After a visual check, he lowers the heat and tilts the pots on two sides for five minutes each.
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Hormonal birth control, one of the most common treatments for PCOS, helps regulate periods and lowers patients' cancer risk.
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The result is a flesh-on-flesh high that improves mood and lowers stress as well as blood pressure.
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Almost every single member of the cast lowers their head, with some clapping their hands around their face, clearly mortified.
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Pretty soon thereafter, AT&T or Comcast — whichever the incumbent is — lowers prices or unfurls gigabit internet of its own.
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It makes sure that young and healthy people with low health expenses buy insurance, which lowers premiums for everyone else.
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When Waldo is spotted, the robot arm lowers a creepy silicone hand to point out the no longer hidden character.
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Whether one muscle raises or lowers the pitch of your voice can depend on what the other muscles are doing.
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Sonos has quietly launched a new subscription service that lowers the initial barrier to taking home its costly connected speakers.
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As a result, saving in these programs reduces your taxable income and lowers your tax liability on your federal return.
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A park service employee lowers the US flags on the grounds of the Washington Monument to half-mast on Oct.
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A helicopter lowers a basket and we watch, hoping for her what we wish for our own family members: safety.
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"It certainly lowers efficiency," Ruichuang Chen, a JD.com courier, said, according to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks.
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This lowers the target's defences, because they can — in theory — view documents on Google Drive without having to download anything.
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Cold water is used to cool the blood, which returns to the heart and rapidly lowers the body's core temperature.
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In a narrow pen, he tightens straps and lowers himself astride the bare back of a brown, 900kg (2,000lb) bull.
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It finds that a severe disaster lowers net migration into a given county by between 2.3 and 5.9 percentage points.
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The cheap labour lowers costs in Samsung's factories, giving the smartphone-maker an edge over Apple in less expensive handsets.
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Over time, this effectively lowers the peak anxiety the person experiences when they are exposed to whatever causes the anxiety.
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"If it goes in a free market direction that lowers prices and it doesn't resemble the bill, that's fine," Rep.
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She lowers her face and one puppy near a snow-covered kennel licks her lips; another gently paws her cheek.
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The benefit you seem to be suggesting is that he lowers the risk of getting deeply involved in more wars.
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The Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) lowers the nose of the plane when it believes that the airplane might stall.
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They were critical of the fact that the blueprint eliminates the estate tax and lowers tax rates on capital gains.
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Lowers Benefits Changes to benefits formula would substantially further penalize higher-wage earners, who already lose money on the system.
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Adding 28500 more years to the equation lowers the incremental bump to $6900 per year, a drop of nearly 2628%.
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The [originally relaxed] vole grooms and licks the mate because that produces oxytocin, which lowers the level of stress hormone.
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That takes work away from Americans, lowers wages and keeps Americans from being trained in tech-related fields, they say.
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GERRESHEIMER - Deutsche Bank cuts to "hold" from "buy", lowers target price to 62 euros from 82 euros US markets closed.
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I also hope Apple further lowers the price of iCloud storage to make it more attractive for businesses and individuals.
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The effort calls for reform that lowers rates, reduces the number of tax brackets and eliminates preferences for special interests.
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The change, which lowers the cost of funding, has sparked more interest in offshore borrowings, bankers and lawyers told Reuters.
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It also includes waste from pulp, paper, and wood product production processes that lowers the cost of powering those operations.
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The Canadian dollar has climbed in recent months, which typically lowers the cost of vehicles imported from the United States.
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Michelle is from the Philippines, and lowers her voice to explain why there are so few Bahrainis working alongside her.
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They are trying diet and exercise for a few months to see whether that lowers his risk of heart problems.
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Encryption is important for email because it lowers the possibility that a message might be hijacked by a third-party.
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This does not change the craft's mass but decreases its volume, which lowers its buoyancy and makes it slowly sink.
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The industry as a whole is moving toward patient centered, value-based care that lowers costs by keeping people healthy.
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Leaving the premises after the gig, he lowers his head, beneath the brim of his hat, as if in shame.
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A single Breo Box costs $159, but the price lowers to about $137 if you commit to an annual subscription.
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And insofar as that lowers the clearing price in capacity markets, it is a "cost" to high-carbon capacity sources.
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Smoking weed actually makes you cool— not in a peer-pressure kind of way, but it lowers your body temperature.
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But to see such vapidity on display for so long lowers the bar for what we as voters should demand.
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Why is there a machine that lowers air quality at an event—did you ever stop to think about that?
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"Night mode lowers the volume for louder scenes and boosts it for quieter ones," the company said in a release.
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If the Fed lowers its benchmark rate to zero, that would erode recent gains in savings rates immediately, McBride added.
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Yesterday, the New Jersey Senate passed a bill that lowers the state's definition of "elevated blood lead level" by half.
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When a Wing drone makes a delivery, it hovers at about 20 feet and lowers the package on a hook.
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This technology has reshaped bank products and distribution systems in a fashion that lowers the cost of running a bank.
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PMI has found exclusively using iQOS significantly lowers users' risk of harm than if they were to continue smoking cigarettes.
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It then flies to that airport, descends, lines up on the runway, sets the flaps and lowers the landing gear.
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And it lowers the "failsafe" or overall cap on Marketplace financial assistance, potentially rationing Marketplace subsidies like it rations Medicaid.
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Every 10 percent rise in the trade-weighted euro lowers companies' earnings-per-share by 5 percent, Deutsche Bank estimates.
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Touch lowers stress, builds morale, and produces triumphs—a chest bump instructs us in coöperation, a half-hug in compassion.
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It lowers the dignity of the Oval Office when a sitting president presses a foreign government to investigate an opponent.
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The effect of rotoscoping is a little like turning a dial that lowers the gravity by 25 percent or so.
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The effect of rotoscoping is a little like turning a dial that lowers the gravity by 25 percent or so.
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That lowers the top rate by nearly 5 percentage points, easing the tax burdens on most Americans, including the rich.
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Studies show that the presence of oxytocin lowers the levels of another hormone — cortisol, which is associated with high stress.
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That translates into huge losses in terms of potential retirement wealth, or, put differently, lowers their future standard of living.
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With that outlook, a health savings account paired with a high-deductible health plan that lowers premiums is worth considering.
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Still, ObamaCare enrollees with lower incomes are eligible for extra financial help that dramatically lowers these out of pocket costs.
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" As it is now, the corporate tax proposal "lowers tax rates and pays for it by removing existing corporate deductions.
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You see the gun faster, so it lowers your threshold for understanding what's a gun and what's not a gun.
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Lowering the RFS to accommodate potentially fewer imports doesn't drive investment in domestic energy; it lowers the cost of RINs.
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A similar rise in the prospects of a Labour government (including a minority administration) lowers it by 703% (see charts).
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When abortion lowers the "cost" of sexual activity, women and men take more risks, which fall most heavily on women.
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But an inquiry typically only lowers your score by five to 10 points for a few months, according to experts.
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The chickenpox vaccine not only protects against chickenpox: A new study has found it also lowers the risk for shingles.
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He lowers his drink, watches Astrid happy on the floor, surrounded by 3D printed toys and 2D printed wrapping paper.
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Popv reminds us that programming lowers the chance of returning to prison, but it also makes for a better experience inside.
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The chance the Fed lowers rates by the end of the year climbed to roughly 70%, according to CME's FedWatch Tool.
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It lowers the cost to us because we can buy [at wholesale prices] whereas they have to buy it at retail.
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If McConnell lowers it for the Supreme Court, many are concerned it's a slippery slope to lowering the threshold for legislation.
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It lowers maternal and infant mortality rates, improves women's health, and prevents abortions -- and funding it is responsible public health policy.
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An electric overhead conveyor carries the cars around and lowers them to the assembly line, where they're mated to the underbody.
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An electric overhead conveyor carries the cars around and lowers them to the assembly line, where they're mated to the underbody.
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People who are coming out of prison or detox programs should carry the drug, because detox lowers tolerance, Mr. Childs said.
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By giving people the ability to choose when to have kids, it lowers the population, and therefore, the global CO2 burden.
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The central bank is hamstrung: if it lowers rates to deter foreign money, it risks stoking up the domestic economy further.
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Unsurprisingly, e-commerce is littered with examples, as the friction removed lowers the threshold to purchase, which directly translates into revenue.
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Still, while the company insists that the system lowers the barrier of entry for music making, there's still a learning curve.
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Babies born prematurely especially benefit from breast milk, which lowers their risk of infections, especially necrotizing enterocolitis, a serious intestinal disease.
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When one country lowers its rate, it prompts another one to soon follow, to the detriment of pretty much everyone else.
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If the TV show posits that Offred has some invincible inner core that Gilead can't reach, that lowers the stakes significantly.
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We very much support financial innovation and anything that lowers payment processing costs, especially across border is something that's very important.
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She lifts her arms and lowers them, demonstrating one of the many exercises she does for near-daily 90-minute sessions.
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Statins work by lowering LDL cholesterol or low-density lipoprotein, which in turn lowers the risk of heart attack and strokes.
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As Miller notes, opening and closing your oven door multiple times just lowers the temperature and slows down the cooking process.
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Numerous studies have shown that as a group, having children lowers women's lifetime earnings, an outcome known as the "child penalty".
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It then lowers the storage compartment, so you can pull it around in front of you to grab what you need.
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That allows them to be mounted deep in the engine bay, which lowers the car's center of gravity and improves handling.
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Across the board, companies have long agreed that there is a need for reform legislation that lowers tax rates for businesses.
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The drone lowers a payload in a box from about 50 feet over a customer's doorstep or other designated delivery area.
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He and Lowers documented four different species of sharks, including the nurse shark, and even stingrays (another previously undocumented prey animal).
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We believe the existence of the open bank resolution scheme (OBR) lowers the propensity of the sovereign to support its banks.
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The relaxation of the pilot qualifications lowers the barrier to entry for commercial drones allowing more aviators to enter the market.
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When a retrofitted vehicle senses it's on the electric road, an arm lowers onto the track that charges the car's battery.
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"If it lowers premiums, I'm willing to listen to any ideas," said Meadows, who is chairman of the House Freedom Caucus.
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The idea that adding women to the game somehow lowers its value or makes it unplayable is ridiculous on its face.
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Tesla claims that the price difference is due to the company producing higher quantities of the gadget, which lowers production costs.
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Chorus: light then alternating darker pinks begin this song; pale pinks to magenta can be seen as the song's tone lowers.
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Our commitment to issuing DUNS Numbers for free lowers the barriers small businesses confront in doing business with the U.S. government.
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The new deduction is considered "below-the-line," which does not reduce your adjusted gross income but lowers your taxable income.
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But it has side effects that people hate: it kind of lowers your IQ, and makes you spacey and somewhat dysphoric.
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It is activated, and lowers emissions, only when the vehicle's exhaust is being tested; it does not operate all the time.
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Unfortunately, those invested in the proposition that government control lowers costs tend to avoid engaging with evidence that suggests the opposite.
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Ultimately, the hope is that there will be less incentive to keep cash abroad after the U.S. lowers its corporate rate.
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And a single delivery person can deliver something like 50 meals to your office at once, which greatly lowers delivery costs.
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She also mentions the supplement citicoline, which helps regulate mood and anxiety, since cannabis temporarily lowers the body's own natural levels.
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Their lawyers argue that changing the way the conspiracy is defined in the jury instructions essentially lowers the bar for conviction.
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He pointed out that air pollution in Europe lowers the average life expectancy by two years, according to a recent study.
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He pointed out that air pollution in Europe lowers the average life expectancy by two years, according to a recent study.
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Controlling expenditures reduces Brazil's risk premia, lowers interest payments and instills confidence in credit ratings agencies and international investors, they said.
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It also lowers the risk by one-third for women who are prone to cancer because of an inherited BRCA1 mutation.
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Sexual harassment in the workplace has an economic impact, Bovino said, as it affects morale, which lowers productivity and slows growth.
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The government passed legislation that promotes sex education in schools and lowers the age for HIV screening to 15 from 18.
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This lowers the risk that your entire investment will be wiped out if something happens to one particular company or industry.
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A plan that lowers the top tax rate could complicate the administration's efforts to woo red-state Democratic senators as well.
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TOKYO, Dec 103 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds were mostly lowers on Friday, pressured by an overnight drop in U.S. Treasury prices.
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For $9.99 a month, it cuts out the delivery fee and lowers the service fee from a bunch of participating restaurants.
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Along with improving driver efficiency, rematching "reduces the number of cars on the road and lowers carbon emissions," Mr. Womack said.
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This lowers the cost of imports and raises the cost of U.S. exports — neutralizing the tariffs' bite and hurting trade overall.
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And the accumulation of astonishments lowers the bar for what's expected of him and turns all the astonishments into a blur.
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Over the last three years, commercialization of additional hepatitis C cures already has halved what insurers pay, because competition lowers costs.
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Our stores are within 10 miles of three-quarters of the US population, which adds speed, improves capacity and lowers costs.
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The speaker bar lowers down from the bottom of the TV and rises back into the body when not in use.
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Each year that they wait lowers the growth potential of their savings, as the portfolios shift to less risky investment mixes.
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As the Federal Reserve lowers rates, it's a good idea to make sure your savings are still getting the biggest boost.
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"It dramatically lowers tax liability for investors across the country," said Ric Edelman, founder and executive chairman of Edelman Financial Services.
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The Fed's second rate cut of 2019 lowers the target range for the federal funds rate to between 1.75% and 2%.
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This price tag could rise if Congress inadvertently lowers the safety standards that keep opioids from getting into the wrong hands.
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It lowers rates to zero but that amounts to only a fraction of the stimulus it has provided in past downturns.
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Along with improving driver efficiency, rematching "reduces the number of cars on the road and lowers carbon emissions," Mr. Womack said.
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An actor, Eric Berryman, lowers the record player's arm, a piece of anatomy that may be new to younger audience members.
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It also lowers individual tax rates across the board, and decreases the share of wealthy estates subject to the estate tax.
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There's an incredible moment in each match when the wall lowers, and you can finally see just what your opponent has built.
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The 737 Max 8's MCAS lowers the plane's nose when a sensor detects that the aircraft is at risk of stalling.
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Dwight Howard: Houston Rockets → Atlanta Hawks *Raises eyebrow* *Cocks head to the side* *Lowers voice* Finally, Dwight has come back to Atlanta!
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Sales would have risen 6 percent if not for the stronger dollar, which lowers the value of sales outside the United States.
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Every 1 percent investment by ETFs in a bond lowers the return of a typical bond by 5 percent to 7 percent.
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As the print head moves, an etching tool lowers and raises to carve lines in the sand that eventually form longer messages.
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That enthusiasm may be dampened, though, as they hammer out the details of a replacement that lowers health costs for American households.
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Night mode lowers the bass and increases the vocal clarity so you don't disturb neighbors or sleeping kids with late-night binges.
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A stronger yen is generally bad news for Japanese companies as it makes exports more expensive and lowers repatriated profits earned overseas.
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An RBI staff study showed every 100 bps increase in borrowing costs lowers the investment rate by as much as 91 bps.
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And acid, aka "ketones," is actually beneficial for people with epilepsy, because it lowers brain electricity, which can prevent seizures from occurring.
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Meanwhile the changing chemistry of the oceans lowers the abundance of carbonate ions, making it harder for corals to form their skeletons.
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"They think being seen to work lowers their status," a woman sneered as she balanced a basket of dung on her head.
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The regulatory approach, known as "demand response," lowers costs for consumers and lessens the risk of system failures that can cause blackouts.
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Yes, the mechanism raises and lowers a little slower than the 29T Pro's, but you're still getting a 29-megapixel selfie camera.
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He went on to say that the rules could be changed in a way that lowers emissions without actually lowering the standard.
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Federal funds contracts implied traders expect at least one more quarter-point cut by year-end if the Fed lowers rates Wednesday.
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Charleston, South Carolina (CNN)Anthony Scott lowers his voice and his eyes fill with tears when he talks about his younger brother.
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A study by Hiroki Inaba and Hironori Kato of the University of Tokyo estimates that the ban lowers traffic volume by 18%.
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EU COMMISSION LOWERS GERMANY GDP GROWTH FORECAST FOR 2020 TO 1.4% FROM 1.5% ESTIMATED PREVIOUSLY, KEEPS FORECAST UNCHANGED AT 0.5% FOR 2019
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Alternatively, consider a pre-owned car, which is less expensive to buy at the outset and lowers depreciation costs substantially over time.
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Psychologists have shown that insecurity lowers IQ and "mental bandwidth", diminishing the ability to make rational decisions, causing stress and mental illness.
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Something like a "sinking tide lowers all boats" effect, as one would expect from an electorate largely composed of party-line voters.
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The drug, Praluent, dramatically lowers bad LDL cholesterol and reduces the risk of heart attacks and death in high-risk heart patients.
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I hope that later this year China lowers its GDP growth target to 6-6.5 percent, or not have one at all.
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When the economy turns south, the Fed typically lowers rates by as much as 5 percentage points to reignite borrowing and spending.
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The cargo short, by the very laxness of its construction, lowers our sartorial and behavioral standards while giving us nothing in return.
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Consider just healthcare costs: depression lowers immune system responses, strains the heart, limits the ability to care for yourself, and depletes energy.
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Competition between companies lowers prices — on average — and ensures that they are forced to innovate lest they lose their markets to others.
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During the panel discussion, Green cited a study suggesting that drawing lowers levels of cortisol (the "stress hormone") in the human body.
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MUNICH RE - Jefferies lowers to "HOLD" from "BUY" Dow Jones -0.6 pct, S&P 500 -0.3 pct, Nasdaq +0.1 pct at close.
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Lee has supported a model that dramatically lowers the corporate rate but taxes investment income at the same rates as traditional income.
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Trump and congressional Republicans are aiming to pass tax-reform legislation this year that lowers rates and curbs and eliminates tax breaks.
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The "Taylor Rule" is an interest rate forecasting model that raises or lowers rates based on the "output gap" in the economy.
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But President Donald Trump's decision to cancel a subsidy to insurers that lowers consumer costs compounded the turmoil, pushing premiums even higher.
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Proponents of biotech crops say the technology lowers the cost of food and helps farmers to manage pests and diseases more safely.
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" Cole said the measure would need "something that materially changes ObamaCare, materially lowers the cost that's driving up health care for everybody.
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As a matter of fact, he says that being too modest makes you easily forgettable and lowers your chances of getting hired.
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"When you're ready to watch your movie, simply press a button, the privacy shade lowers, and you're ready to go," Blancarte says.
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Moving to a place with a large employer in your field lowers the risk of taking a job in a new city.
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Some analysts suggest this may mean China is again starting to suffer from overcapacity — production that exceeds demand and lowers global prices.
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Spreading the tax to all the responsible industry actors rather than pinning a tax only on consumers lowers political barriers to enactment.
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Failure to harden our infrastructure against EMP attacks only lowers the threshold of capability needed by an adversary to inflict catastrophic damage.
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However, Microsoft is picking up high-profile clients as it adds features, lowers prices and expands data center capacity around the world.
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LEG IMMOBILIEN - GOLDMAN SACHS lowers to "SELL" from "ADD" Dow Jones +0.7 pct, S&P 500 +0.5 pct, Nasdaq unchanged at close.
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Maintaining a low land reserve lowers the asset carry burden and allows Modern Land to maintain a lower leverage than its peers.
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Doctors say that because pregnancy lowers the body&aposs immune defenses, that may have allowed for the Ebola virus to re-emerge.
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Last year, U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Puma's drug, neratinib, that lowers the risk of the disease returning after initial treatment.
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This lowers the expected return for stocks going forward, which is causing a big issue we'll get to in just a bit.
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To increase its profits, the monopolist raises prices and thus lowers production (because fewer consumers are willing to pay these inflated prices).
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When the economy is weak, the Fed lowers interest rates to lower the cost of borrowing for different things, like a mortgage.
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It increases your metabolism, lowers your body fat and protects you from some of the leading causes of early death and disability.
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Sobbing, Cosima lowers a gun, once aimed at a suffering person's head, to spin around and stare her creator in the face.
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He lowers his pitch only enough to say, "True, this is not yet fascism," though he suggests that here is fascism indeed.
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The extra space lowers the risk of infections in the main waiting room when the coughing and sneezing is at its worst.
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Falling air pressure lowers the boiling point of water by just under 1 degree Fahrenheit for each 500 feet of increased elevation.
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While printing more cash shores up the oil company in the short-term, it lowers the value of the currency for Venezuelans.
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And it lowers demand for the complex equity-trading instruments that sophisticated clients buy from investment banks during times of market turmoil.
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Much of it will presumably return to the United States if the Trump administration lowers corporate tax rates, as it has proposed.
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Currency manipulation, where a country lowers the value of its currency to gain an unfair advantage, is rampant, particularly in Asia. Sen.
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The FDA said it agreed with Aerie's overall conclusion that Rhopressa, when given once a day, effectively lowers pressure inside the eye.
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PMI says it has found exclusively using iQOS significantly lowers users' risk of harm than if they were to continue smoking cigarettes.
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A tax reform package that only lowers the rate for large corporations will fail to truly impact the lives of everyday Americans.
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In 2015, Airbnb also introduced a surge pricing tool, which lowers and raises room rates based on demand, much like a hotel.
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This lowers the center of gravity and allows you to keep whatever cargo you're hauling under a watchful eye as you commute.
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When the Fed raises or lowers short-term rates, the prime rate moves in lock step and credit card rates follow suit.
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For the second snap, the TV show's footage begins as Kim lowers the phone past her nose with a timer of 64.
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When crop development is delayed – especially by a replant – pollination often occurs under warmer, less favorable conditions, which usually lowers yield potential.
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JV Diversification Lowers Business Risk: DFM operates through multiple JVs carrying different brands, including Honda, Nissan, Infiniti, Peugeot, Citroen, Renault and Kia.
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"The resolution lowers the bar in defining what are 'high crimes and misdemeanors' — the ambiguous standard for an impeachable offense," Conway wrote.
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Arranging for a tree to be recycled as mulch or compost after Christmas lowers its impact, and some firms offer tree rentals.
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The Trump administration maintains that 87 percent of exchange enrollees this year are receiving a tax credit, which lowers their net premiums.
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Schneider and Merkowitz use a huge crank to raise the 1,000-pound weight that lowers over eight days and powers the clock.
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Klobuchar and Brown support "Medicare for More" legislation that lowers the eligibility age to 50 but doesn't extend the program to everyone.
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The ability to place computing power near users lowers the delay, or latency, people experience, which is a big issue for web users.
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The drone hovers at a safe distance above the flashing LED, verifies the code, then lowers the package down on a stabilizing winch.
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The draft budget for 2019 boosts welfare spending, lowers the retirement age and widens the deficit to 2.4 percent of gross domestic product.
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Upon entering the water, they set their Panthers to boat mode, which lowers the frame as the tires rotate upward into the body.
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When the Shield arrives, it lowers the shield into place in front of it, creating a tall barrier to impede crowds and projectiles.
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Let's start with what you probably already know: Alcohol is a depressant, but in low doses it causes emotional release and lowers inhibitions.
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Currently, people found guilty can receive up to an 8-year prison sentence; the new legislation lowers maximum jail time to six months.
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She has a few belongings, and freezes as he points his blaster, which he then lowers as the battle rages in the background.
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The change in pH lowers the number of calcium ions in my blood, which results in an increase in nerve and muscle excitability.
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Warm light (think candles or fire) has been shown to boost creativity, and staring at fire actually induces relaxation and lowers blood pressure.
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Allowing users to access the platform from anywhere with an internet connection, without having to install any software, lowers the barrier to entry.
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The ACE 6, as the treaty is called in Spanish, lowers tariffs on some products and includes a number of principles regulating trade.
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"This is an escalation of trade wars and as such increases global uncertainty and lowers global trade and investment," Bank of America said.
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A new tax law in the United States that lowers the tax burden on corporates is expected to fuel the rally in 27.
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Daisy heads over to the pond, lowers her head and waits for Frank to swim up — then the public make-out sesh begins.
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Doing so lowers borrowing costs, which encourages businesses and individuals to take out loans to invest and make purchases to stimulate the economy.
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New jet engines are designed to run hot because that results in a more efficient combustion, which lowers fuel consumption and cuts emissions.
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This in turn lowers fraud charges and makes it more difficult for hackers, as credit card data no longer needs to be stored.
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Such betting lowers the risk for both the fixer and a willing player; the corrupt action is fleeting and much harder to detect.
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Again he lowers his mouth to the chilled scotch trail on my skin and I watch as he follows it up my legs.
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It's also important to note that while the Republican tax bill generally lowers tax rates for most people, that's not true for everyone.
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When it arrives, the customer enters a PIN into the app to accept delivery and the drone lowers its package on a line.
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That's also where the driver will find the switch to activate "race mode," which lowers the car into a more track-ready stance.
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"One idea has been finding corporate treasurers who access the CLO market and can say it lowers their cost of funding," he said.
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Bank of America said its net interest income will rise by just 1% in 2019 if the Fed lowers rates twice this year.
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Doctors are even prescribing walks in nature for children and families due to evidence that nature exposure lowers blood pressure and stress hormones.
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The Trump administration and congressional Republicans are releasing the framework of a tax plan that substantially lowers most individual and corporate tax rates.
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Sixty percent of that cash is overseas, so any tax reform that lowers the rate on repatriation would benefit the company and shareholders.
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When Ilya attempts to follow, Solo lowers the wire, and the Soviet spy is caught right in the middle of the two extremities.
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Threshold for mortgage interest deduction lowers from $210 million to $22026,22027, which could hit both high-end homeowners and homeowners in expensive markets.
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This really raises the standard for applying for asylum in the United States, and it lowers the benefits that you could ultimately get.
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For example, curing hepatitis C lowers healthcare costs for all patients, including those with end-stage liver disease, according to a 2016 study.
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This lowers their stress levels regardless of what's happening in their environment, ensuring that the stress they experience is intermittent and not prolonged.
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Injecting greater competition into our health care system will raise quality at the same time it lowers costs and increases take-home pay.
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Pioneer, like many of its U.S. shale peers, forecast rising production for the rest of the year as improving technology lowers operating costs.
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Let's start with what you probably already know: Alcohol is a depressant, but in low doses, it causes emotional release and lowers inhibitions.
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Praluent, given by injection, dramatically lowers bad LDL cholesterol and reduces the risk of heart attacks and death in high-risk heart patients.
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Revenue was very slightly above forecasts, and the company did raise its full-year outlook as it lowers costs and improves operating margins.
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But Zier reckons the live stream element further lowers the barrier to entry for fitness pros to get involved in sharing their expertise.
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The stakes can be high: The amount you claim in deductions gets subtracted from your adjusted gross income and lowers your tax burden.
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The bill comes as President Trump and congressional Republicans aim to pass tax reform legislation this year that lowers the corporate tax rate.
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That procedure lowers the risk of lethal injections amounting to chemical torture when things go wrong in the three-drug cocktail, he said.
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"The Trump administration's approach warms over old and bad ideas that increase costs for consumers and lowers the quality of care," said Sen.
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Insurers and pharmacy-benefit managers, who manage drug plans for insurers, negotiate discounts and rebates, which lowers the effective cost of a drug.
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This substantially lowers the credibility and capability of Kasich and Christie of becoming contenders for Plan C leadership, let alone the GOP nomination.
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The Treasury secretary noted that the tax plan the White House released in April lowers the top individual tax rate to 85033 percent.
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Alfred's roommate, Darius, a slinky conspiracy theorist, lowers his knife when he sees that Earn poses no threat and offers him a cookie.
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The faster the wind, the more heat is drawn from the body, which lowers the skin temperature and, ultimately, the internal body temperature.
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Retailers as a whole could see a large benefit from the GOP tax plan, which lowers the corporate tax rate to 21 percent.
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By creating a lesser high, it can help people with addictions suffer less from withdrawals and also lowers the effect of other opioids.
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It's been established that regular contact between inmates and their friends and family on the outside lowers the rate of reoffending upon release.
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When blood sugar levels get high, it secretes into the gut and triggers the release of insulin, which in turn lowers blood sugar.
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Rising income inequality, which lowers some income and sales tax receipts, combined with falling oil prices, have sapped states of much-needed revenue.
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You can see how the battery in the floor lowers the overall center of gravity, helping the car return to an upright position.
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And that it lowers his willingness to sign onto any sort of compromise that Congress might come up with over the next fortnight.
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The Treasury secretary noted that the tax plan the White House released in April lowers the top individual tax rate to 2202 percent.
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His experience backs up a 2015 study that found that pursuing your passion both lowers stress and contributes to greater happiness over all.
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A factor that lowers the amount of income you pay taxes on, which in turn can reduce the amount of taxes you pay.
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Sexual harassment, he wrote, "profoundly affects the victim and affects the agency's reputation, undermines the agency's credibility, and lowers employee productivity and morale."
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Trump has appealed in both cases and could seek to bring them to the Supreme Court if he keeps losing in lowers courts.
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The base model has the same battery used by a higher-priced version of the car, but software lowers its range between charges.
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The bill, for example, lowers the taxes on so-called pass-through income, which is earned by partnerships and other types of businesses.
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THEATER The Big Apple Circus stills its flying trapezes and lowers its high wires as it ends its seasonal run on Jan. 215.
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The latest Fed rate cut lowers interest rates by 100 basis points, compared to 50 basis points from the March 4 rate cut.
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Users can also book Lyft Line, which pairs riders with overlapping routes and lowers the cost of the trip cost for all passengers.
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You raise electricity prices by $100 a year, but then the government gives back a dividend that lowers internet prices by $2003 year.
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The Senate unveiled a bill that lowers the top rate for millionaires, keeps the mortgage interest deduction and creates seven individual tax brackets.
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Further research is underway to see whether it is safe and effective in children and whether it lowers rates of hospitalization and death.
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If the Fed lowers rates during the term of your CD, it won't affect how much interest is deposited to you each month.
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The Internet, it's also reflection on how that same panel lowers its gavel differently for women, especially young women, than it does men.
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The tax overhaul, which President Donald Trump signed into law last month, lowers the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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The tax overhaul, which President Donald Trump signed into law in December, lowers the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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Pushing to make changes in order to accommodate people with different body types has been met with the argument that it lowers standards.
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The United States affirms its strong commitment to a global approach that lowers emissions while supporting economic growth and improving energy security needs.
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To allow ships more than 29 feet tall access along the River Thames, a hydraulic system raises and lowers the bridge's twin sections.
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"It lowers the cost to us because we can buy prices at wholesale, whereas [beneficiaries] have to buy it at retail," Mulvaney said.
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The first negative impact on American ranchers is that this influx of cheaper-priced Mexican cattle effectively lowers the value of domestic cattle.
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High lifetime unemployment even lowers life expectancy, presumably as a combined result of stress, depression, reduced health care, and loss of social networks.
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This approach lowers the risk for vendors but eliminates the kind of bold and creative product development one sees in the commercial sector.
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For example, according to recent Fed estimates (see Steve Kamin's remarks at the Peterson Institute in November), a Fed easing that lowers ten-year Treasury yields by 0.25 percentage points increases US net exports by 0.15 percent of GDP through the exchange-rate effect, but also lowers US net exports by almost exactly the same amount through the income effect.
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A Pew Research Center poll this year found that half of Americans believe global economic engagement is "a bad thing" because it lowers wages.
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But I also think it lowers the wealth of the whole of the world when you have more tariffs, more technical obstacles for cooperation.
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In theory, this approach lowers the spread, taking it closer to the interbank rate, and the model excludes commission fees, making price comparison easier.
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When a company buys back stock, it lowers the supply of shares in the open market, thus increasing the value of shares still available.
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If sharing VRE with PacifiCorp lowers overall emissions, it is to the good, even if Californians consume less VRE than they might otherwise have.
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Which means by zooming and expanding time the audio lowers its pitch before eventually becoming inaudible, and a new force can be heard rising.
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In practice, we've had a mixed experience with this, but it could be a worthwhile sacrifice if it lowers the bar for YouTube videographers.
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The rally is widely expected to extend into 2018, boosted by gains from a new law that lowers the tax burden on U.S. corporations.
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Its oil competes with Canadian oil for space in pipelines and refineries, and lowers the price for Alberta heavy crude, which needs more refining.
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As the anxiety level of a player increases, they are incentivized to seek out their teammates and form groups, which lowers each member's anxieties.
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The tandem approach lowers the barrier to perovskites entering the market, and allows the new materials to be shown to meet various industry standards.
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Defamation is a false statement of fact that lowers the reputation of a person in the community or deters others from associating with her.
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"When you start to hear that other people have experienced the same thing that you did, it lowers your sense of isolation," she says.
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But the renewal lowers the troop ceiling to 4,500 from nearly 4,800 and "expresses disappointment" at the pace of progress toward a political resolution.
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Asian markets sold off on Wednesday as investors scurried into safe-haven plays on global growth concerns that sent bond yields to record lowers.
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Hiring has also been encouraged by President Emmanuel Macron's labour reform, passed last September, which lowers the risk to employers by simplifying redundancy procedures.
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If the Fed moves to cut short-term rates down the road, the prime rate lowers too, and credit card rates will follow suit.
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Most of the work appears to be done by an actuator in the middle of the phone that lifts and lowers the camera notch.
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The loss of tissue lowers the amount of water the body is able to hold, and water plays an important role in metabolizing alcohol.
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"I have heard of people using Ambien because it lowers their inhibitions and they tend to do more interesting things sexually," Dr. Breus says.
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Sceptics suspect there may be an "industrial agenda" at work, that favours Chinese equipment-makers and lowers the patent royalties these have to pay.
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Under the "income based repayment" program, the government lowers monthly payments for federal student loans so they are affordable based on an individual's salary.
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The treatment also prevents spread of the disease, by as much as 279%, as it lowers the levels of virus inside the body significantly.
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Older workers tend to be paid more, so when they retire and are replaced by younger workers, that artificially lowers reported average wage growth.
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A stronger yen is a negative for exporters as it lowers the value of their repatriated profits and makes their products less competitive overseas.
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I THINK IF THERE'S A BIG TAX CUT FOR EXAMPLE THAT LOWERS TAX RATES, YOU MIGHT HAVE A BUMP, BECAUSE OF THE INCREASED DEMAND.
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To work out if a deal lowers consumers' level of choice or lets firms hike prices they will study micro-markets in specific regions.
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Among other things, the Fed raises and lowers the availability and cost of borrowing for everything from mortgages to corporate projects to student loans.
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No one is ever on equal footing with the President of the United States, which means that whenever he "punches" anyone, he lowers himself.
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It eliminates a requirement that companies request a license to sell natural gas extracted in conjunction with crude, and lowers royalties on gas production.
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It lowers the ranges for the third, fourth and fifth income brackets, bumping some retirees into the next bracket, which raises their Medicare costs.
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The House bill maintains a top individual tax rate of 39.6 percent, while the Senate bill lowers the top rate slightly to 38.5 percent.
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Over the same period, Edy's sold 4.8 percent less of its Slow-Churned Ice Cream, made with a process that lowers the fat content.
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Spurred by education, economic growth incites infrastructure upgrades, reduces gender inequality and lowers poverty rates, resulting in improved health, safer streets and stronger communities.
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Procrastination on reforming the tax code has put our companies at a competitive disadvantage, creating a domino effect which lowers investment and economic growth.
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The Fed lowers its economic growth forecast for 20183 while still signaling that it will continue to raise rates — albeit at a slower pace.
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This is important to the Fed because in economic downturns, it lowers interest rates to entice capital expenditures and give the economy a boost.
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Various agricultural groups, including beef and chicken have said that the deal substantially lowers tariffs in Japan's market, one of their largest export markets.
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This implicit tax subsidy lowers the cost of gas-fired electricity, in addition to other implicit subsides available only to oil and natural gas.
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After orgasm, our bodies release significant amounts of the "cuddle hormone" oxytocin, which lowers levels of the stress hormone cortisol, resulting in deep relaxation.
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The free enterprise system lowers costs and improves service in every other sector of the economy, but not in medicine, which is so important.
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If a bank lowers a driller's borrowing base too much, it can push the company into bankruptcy and leave the lender holding depressed assets.
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Women going through infertility treatments spend a lot of time thinking about success rates: what they are, what boosts them, and what lowers them.
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The proposal lowers the predominantly Mormon state's blood-alcohol limit from 0.08, currently the standard across all U.S. states, to 0.05 as of Dec.
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At times he lowers an ear to the ground, as if seeking the source of the vibrations in Jon Moniaci's subtly suspense-building score.
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The withholding tables are changing because the new tax law does away with personal exemptions, doubles the standard deduction and lowers marginal tax rates.
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This incident, just after his blunder with the fictional 'F-52' planes, further lowers the respect for his office and for the U.S. abroad.
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When the economy is slow, the Fed lowers rates, which cuts the costs of consumer borrowing on cars and homes and stimulates corporate investment.
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Apple (AAPL) – Bank of America Securities cut its price target for the stock to $320 per share from $350, as it lowers earnings estimates.
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A new study shows higher levels of physical activity at any intensity lowers the risk of early death in middle-age and older people.
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When it needs to discharge power, an autonomous six-armed crane lowers those bricks down, generating kinetic energy that can be converted into electricity.
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How the ocean acidifies The ocean is acidifying because it's absorbing more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, which lowers pH levels in the water.
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It also lowers eye pressure, but does so by targeting the trabecular network, the main drain through which fluid flows out of the eye.
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"That means fewer square feet per person, which lowers demand for office space," said Hall, whose own office went to an open floor arrangement.
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Extensive independent high-quality research shows it lowers rates of homelessness, arrest, and incarceration of the seriously ill in the 80 percent each range.
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"The proposal is not just, because it lowers cohesion funds and we need investments," Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said ahead of the gathering.
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That cap uses less customer data but lowers HD video quality, which T-Mobile says is largely unnecessary for a mobile phone's small screen.
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" He said that tax reform that lowers rates, expands the tax base and moves to a territorial tax system would be "great for manufacturing.
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The new legislation lowers barriers to mail-in voting and extends the time before an election in which a citizen can register to vote.
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This catch-22 is called "induced travel:" travel time initially decreases following an increase in road capacity, which lowers the costs associated with driving.
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That lowers the aquifer below the salt flats and reduces the amount of brine that rises to the surface, so natural restoration is minimal.
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The rally is widely expected to extend into 203, boosted by gains from a new law that lowers the tax burden on U.S. corporations.
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He lowers the gun, steps out on to the porch, and looks in the direction the boy fled before turning back toward the house.
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Studies have repeatedly shown that abstinence-only education increases rates of teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, while comprehensive sex education lowers such risks.
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While that lowers the barrier to entry, it has also created a balkanized audience spread across many outlets much smaller than conservative talk radio.
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It results in lowers credit scores and allows the government to garnish borrowers' tax refunds as well as a portion of their Social Security benefits.
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If the breast never goes through the full process of changing—producing milk and all that—that whole process lowers the risk of breast cancer.
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When that threshold lowers—say, you've just lost your job, or you've come down with the flu—that skin condition can flare up or worsen.
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"Higher volatility lowers sterling — that's been the story over the last two years," Kallum Pickering, a senior U.K. economist at Berenberg, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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This elevates your positive emotions and lowers your stress levels, as well as increasing the quality of your social connections and your sense of belonging.
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And the truth is to a consumer the trade-in looks like a subsidy because it lowers the price of the phone that you want.
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The El Nino, a warming of the Eastern Pacific Ocean waters, brings dry weather across Southeast Asia and lowers palm yields in Indonesia and Malaysia.
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Separately, a Barron's article said ConAgra shares could rise up to 2122 percent, as the food company sells businesses, improves existing brands, and lowers expenses.
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Trump is a successful businessman who understands what a simplified tax system that lowers taxes on job-creating businesses and individuals can do for America.
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A stronger yen usually weighs on exporters' shares as it lowers the value of their overseas earnings when they are repatriated to the home currency.
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Ruby on Rails also has the nifty feature of offering support straight out of the box — meaning it lowers any initial software development cost. 3.
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And the truth is, to a consumer, the trade-in looks like a subsidy because it lowers the price of the phone that you want.
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The software lowers the barrier to entry in creating animated characters, making it simple enough to use for young students in schools and animation camps.
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Patients will still need to instruct the device to deliver extra insulin for meals and notify the device when they exercise - which lowers glucose levels.
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One of Yang's favorite statistics is that persistent financial insecurity lowers a person's IQ by 23 points, making us more impulsive, less creative, and angrier.
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De los Angeles performed the volapié—the signature fatal attack in which the bull, hypnotized by the cape, lowers its head for the bullfighter's sword.
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It saves money on interest and fees and lowers the risk of a repossession or foreclosure if you're unable to make payments for any reason.
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That's unlikely to change any time soon as fracking lowers the cost of oil and renewable energy sources (solar, hydroelectric, wind) become cheaper and cheaper.
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The theory is that as outside barometric pressure lowers, there emerges a pressure difference between the air outside and the air inside of one's sinuses.
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Munchery's new membership program, which costs $8.95 per month or $23 per year, lowers the price point for individual meals by up to 20 percent.
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There are good economic reasons for the lack of diversity in processors, too, chiefly the benefits of standardisation, which makes computers compatible and lowers costs.
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IMF CUTS FORECAST FOR GROWTH IN GLOBAL TRADE VOLUME BY 0.9 PCTGE POINT TO 2.5% IN 2019; LOWERS 2020 FORECAST 0.2 PCTGE POINT TO 3.7%
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If the Fed lowers rates in coming months, some analysts believe the PBOC will follow with a cut in one of its many policy rates.
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Homeowners in this position are unlikely to sell at a loss, so they stay, which in turn lowers the number of homes available for sale.
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However, most Obamacare customers will not be hit with that kind of price hike because they received financial assistance that lowers their monthly premium cost.
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A weaker dollar benefits emerging market currencies because it lowers the price of commodities like oil, coffee and metals, increasing those countries' profits from exports.
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Salt in the water lowers its freezing point, allowing it to stay liquid in frigid conditions; scientists believe the salt probably comes from Martian rocks.
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A few miles out, he kills the engine and lowers a 113-foot nylon rope, weighted down and beaded with video lights and a floater.
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This makes it more resistant to interference, since radio can pass through snow and fog, but also lowers its resolution and changes its range profile.
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A tax deduction is a dollar amount you claim that is subtracted from you adjustable gross income, which lowers the amount of tax you owe.
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Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin lowers the minimum mandatory sentence for non-violent, drug-related crimes, while also enhancing penalties for several serious violent crimes.
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"This technology will be a major contributor to agriculture sustainability, food diversity and security as it enhances crop production and lowers their cost," he said.
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However, the administration's plan lowers the rate for corporations and small businesses to 15 percent — a step further than the 20 percent advocated by Ryan.
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Turbines are getting taller, which improves CF, but they're being installed in more and more suboptimal sites, which lowers CF; for now, it's balancing out.
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Media psychologist Pamela B. Rutledge agreed that a bit of distraction can be rejuvenating, and that anything that lowers stress can be a good thing.
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While the company will obviously continue to focus on its hardware, the ability to join calls right from Chrome significantly lowers the barrier for attendees.
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Republican lawmakers have panned the anti-inversion efforts, saying the only real solution is passage of a tax reform bill that lowers the corporate rate.
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"When China lowers the market access barrier and gives the Europeans opportunity to invest, they take the opportunity to invest in the territory," he said.
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A study from Elon University confirms that pulling out your phone during a conversation lowers both the quality and quantity of face-to-face interactions.
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But it lowers diacylglycerol levels in the liver and cures Type 2 diabetes and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, and other metabolic problems associated with obesity.
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Without taking ART, condoms and PrEP (a medicine that lowers the risk of infection), reduce the risk of getting HIV by more than 28 percent.
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People who volunteer say not only does it improve their mood but it helps them manage chronic illness and lowers stress, a Happify survey found.
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Perhaps knowing that you will be together with friends or family lowers the temperature of those uncertainties and makes it easier to decide to participate.
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Second, American defense contractors offer offsets – essentially huge discounts – to purchasing nations which dramatically lowers both the profits and the number of American jobs generated.
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An analysis that combined data from these two trials and 11 others reached the same conclusion: sodium reduction lowers blood pressure in infants and children.
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The bill keeps seven personal income tax brackets and lowers that tax rates for most brackets, including dropping the top rate to 37% from 10833%.
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The bill keeps seven personal income tax brackets and lowers that tax rates for most brackets, including dropping the top rate to 37% from 39.6%.
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There's a fantastic new "reading mode" function that turns on gray-scale and lowers the brightness, making it feel like you're reading from an eReader.
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The United States will reinstate Myanmar's eligibility for benefits under the generalized system of preferences (GSP) program, which lowers tariffs on imports from poorer countries.
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The bill significantly lowers the income tax rate for U.S. companies, allows them to repatriate cash from overseas, and modifies numerous deductions, among other changes.
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The device sounds an alarm and automatically lowers the car's windows if the inside of a vehicle reaches a certain temperature, Mississippi News Now reported.
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For example, perhaps when men feel they aren't contributing enough money, this lowers their sense of "manliness" or masculinity, which ultimately depresses their sex drive.
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On Thursday, your voice lowers when communication planet Mercury enters a quiet sector of your chart, beginning an imaginative but taciturn moment with vivid daydreams.
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According to Emerson, it lowers activity in the interoceptive regions of the brain that are responsible for linking sensory perception to awareness of that experience.
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The bill keeps seven personal income tax brackets, and lowers that tax rates for most brackets, including dropping the top rate to 223% from 220%.
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Then after the game, my blood pressure lowers and I watch recaps and become wildly concerned for the health of players 30 years from now.
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For many, the pain comes and goes and reasons for this transient pain include inadequate foreplay, breast-feeding (which lowers estrogen), infection and other causes.
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A 2015 study published in The Annals of Behavioral Medicine found that pursuing your passion both lowers stress and contributes to greater happiness over all.
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It only takes a few cells of E. coli to make you sick, so while washing produce lowers the risk, it doesn't eliminate it entirely.
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NOAA said it is likely that the La Nina climate pattern will develop this winter, which lowers sea surface temperature in the central Pacific Ocean.
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The bill lowers the age for Medicare qualification from 65 to 55 in its first year, then gradually phases everyone in over the next three.
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Trump ventured to Indiana last week to speak about the plan, which lowers the corporate tax rate and cuts the number of individual tax rates.
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Gold gained above $2180,200 per ounce on Monday as the dollar weakened after the United States and Mexico struck an agreement that lowers trade tensions.
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One possibility, he says, is that the impersonal nature of online news sharing lowers personal accountability, making it easier to post and believe fake news.
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Last Wednesday, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter, that officials in Beijing had recommended that China's government lowers — or even potentially ceases — its .
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Last Wednesday, with the matter, that officials in Beijing had recommended that China's government lowers — or even potentially ceases — its buying of U.S. sovereign debt.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture even ignored its own researchers who have found that SNAP provides a large economic stimulus, and lowers hunger and poverty.
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The legislation preserves the deductions for mortgage interest and charitable giving, though it lowers the cap on the mortgage deduction from $2202 million to $2628,28500.
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Through technology and innovation, we've seen firsthand that a market-based solution that expands access to credit and lowers borrowing costs over time is possible.
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When the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, banks are likely to follow suit — but that doesn&apost mean it&aposs not still worth opening one.
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The tax increases fees on single rides and lowers them on shared rides, while also introducing new surcharges on weekday rides in the downtown area.
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But since Donald Trump himself is tied up in unprecedented conflicts of interest, that apparently lowers the bar for the rest of his team too.
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Free trade lowers prices, thereby boosting family budgets on average, but there are myriad other ways to boost consumption, strong unions being first among them.
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Loopholes abound in existing regulations, for instance gun show purchases of unregistered firearms and "80 percent lowers," which are a quite legal method for creating them.
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She lowers them slowly into the concave part of the griddle so that everything fries in the lard, turning after a minute so everything gets crispy.
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"Either way, the sum total of the January labor reports probably lowers the odds of a Fed hike in March," unless upcoming reports were more equivocal.
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Space mining would disproportionately help already-wealthy countries, some thought, despite talk in the broader community about how space mining lowers the barrier to space entry.
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It also lowers the barrier to entry for media partners to get on Discover, which will help Snapchat add scale to its editorially curated media section.
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Whether that role lowers the ceiling on Porter's game—and whether it could be higher elsewhere in the league—is something teams will need to decide.
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It is now a penalty if a player lowers his head to "initiate and make contact with his helmet" against any part of an opponent's body.
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It's a nice middle ground that lowers the oxygen in our blood by only about 2000%, which is not enough to really affect how we function.
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Amazon's algorithm notes that one bag is $1 at Costco and, in turn, lowers the price on Amazon of a single bag of Doritos to $1.
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"I think it actually lowers the risk if someone with a brown-sounding name shares the BL." Five days later, March 22nd, Marlow returned with comments.
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This means SpaceX doesn't have to build a completely new rocket for every launch, but it also significantly lowers the price tag for the company's customers.
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Cutting interest rates lowers the cost of borrowing and increases money supply in the economy — that typically encourages consumers and businesses to spend and invest more.
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At the same time, a solution like MobiTV's potentially lowers the total cost of ownership for providers by removing the need for the set-top boxes.
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In the West Bank city of Qalqilya, Ahmed Ighbary expertly lowers a rack of spiced chicken, vegetables and rice into an oven dug into the ground.
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When you say Alexa, the speaker plays a short tone to signal that it's listening, and Sonos automatically lowers the audio volume to better hear you.
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The high country of the Sierra Nevada will receive 1-2 feet of snow from the storm combination as the freezing level lowers over the weekend.
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Only 15 percent of heart attack patients now undergo cardiac rehab, despite research that has found it lowers the risk of another heart attack or death.
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Hulu and Spotify today announced an expansion of their partnership on discounted streaming bundles, which lowers the price of Hulu's ad-supported service to, well… nothing.
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