The economic impact of losing marginal wells is itself far from marginal.
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Effective marginal rate: A corporation's tax burden on returns from a marginal investment.
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The canonical rules of competition policy—price equals marginal cost in competitive markets and marginal revenue equals marginal cost in imperfectly competitive ones—no longer apply when considering one side in isolation.
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The top marginal individual income tax rate in Arizona is 4.54%, compared to California's top marginal rate of 13.3%.
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There's a coincidence between the marginal product of one's labor and one's marginal needs to consume at a socially appropriate level.
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The marginal cost of reducing emissions is currently far lower than the marginal cost of taking carbon dioxide straight from the atmosphere.
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What we call progress is marginal change, at best, and that marginal change only comes because women fight tirelessly, to bring about that change.
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" Those findings, they say, point to a "regulatory gap between marginal officer effort and the marginal added occurrence of violent crime at high temperatures.
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Marginal OPEC producer Qatar is a marginal player in OPEC when compared to some of the cartel's biggest producers, such as Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
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Because she proposes getting the new tax revenue from those with a low marginal propensity to spend, or alternatively, a high marginal propensity to save.
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Because carriers must recover fixed in addition to marginal costs, average prices must exceed marginal costs if providers are to continue investing in their networks.
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SO WHEN YOU'RE GOING DOWN FROM A 35% MARGINAL RATE TO 21%, THAT'S IMPACT ON PERSPECTIVE INVESTMENTS, WHICH IS EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH IN A MARGINAL SENSE.
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But, as industrialization increased and living standards increased it wasn't as clear that the decreasing marginal benefit of more was worth the increasing marginal cost.
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It is a race to the bottom to see who, whether on the marginal right or the marginal left, can shout the loudest and most outrageously.
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This represents a further redistribution away from those with the greatest need (and therefore the highest marginal propensity to spend) to those with the least marginal propensity to spend.
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It says that in a competitive market, prices are a signal of the marginal value of goods to consumers as well as the marginal cost of goods to producers.
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For another, marginal tax rates begin taxing at higher rates as you go up the income scale, breaking up your money and taxing each bucket according to the marginal rate.
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The most convincing argument comes from medieval scholar Lillian Randall's 1962 essay "The Snail in Gothic Marginal Warfare" (an argument echoed in Michael Camille's book about marginal art, available here).
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In economics, the law of diminishing marginal utility states that as consumption of a good or service increases, the marginal utility (or satisfaction) consumers derive from each additional unit declines.
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Contrary to the argument of supply-siders that high marginal rates discourage work, I've never believed that my work ethic varied as the marginal tax rate went up or down.
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When I noted that Mr. Trump had not removed The Times's credentials, Mr. Trump said, "You're marginal, you're marginal," apparently meaning we, too, were close to losing credentials to cover him.
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But the more marginal names ... I'd stay away from.
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Marginal tax rates are progressive — they increase with income.
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This ... may have some marginal impact on monetary conditions.
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I'm willing to give -- pay a 50% marginal tax.
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Beyond that, however, the usual view was that falling oil prices tended to redistribute income away from agents with low marginal propensities to spend toward agents with high marginal propensities to spend.
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They subscribe to the utopian ideal of the "economics of abundance," which believes that since the marginal cost of Internet transmissions are near zero, the marginal price should be zero as well.
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How something marginal and virtual gradually became mainstream and concrete.
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Major indexes pointed to a marginal recovery on Tuesday however.
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" However, Trump asked her, "Because at 7, it's marginal, right?
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New technology may help doctors use more marginal organs too.
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Machines are cheaper than people, marginal wage increase or not.
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The estimated benefit of the TPP is marginal, at best.
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The marginal companies are going to have a tougher time.
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The savings would go towards reducing most marginal tax rates.
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Both are marginal, but fill me up all the same.
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How do you not know how marginal tax rates work?
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Governor Raghuram Rajan cut the marginal standing facility rate, i.e.
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That's an effective marginal income tax rate of 28503 percent.
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The marginal utility of crude oil is destined to fall.
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Untouched, if marginal, land used to be plentiful in Africa.
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In markets with imperfect information, price cannot equal marginal cost.
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It seems odd that such forces are still so marginal.
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In fact, the fundamental aspect of economics involves marginal analysis.
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And I have no problem raising the marginal tax rate.
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Do you have a high marginal propensity to consume chocolate?
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So the top marginal tax rate back up to 39%.
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Marginal investors should be able to see through the veil.
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That's a marginal tax rate of more than 100 percent.
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Marginal tax rates, we can reach a middle ground on.
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The key concept is declining marginal returns from campaign money.
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What Moscow views as important, Cairo may dismiss as marginal.
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This is known as the marginal propensity to consume (MPC).
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They're the marginal voters Democrats need to mobilize to win.
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He is a marginal figure and neither powerful nor aggressive.
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Republicans lost their two marginal seats [in Nevada and Arizona].
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But the marginal Trump supporter is the reason he won.
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But the "marginal value" of time with them declines fast.
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The top marginal income tax rate was 13 percent then.
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The current top marginal income tax rate is 39.6 percent.
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Until the last decade or so, the difference was marginal.
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I might start using that instead of "marginal gains" actually.
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Any success would be marginal and wouldn't alter the outcome.
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The Saudis can make money by recouping small marginal costs.
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Experts say most of the efforts would have marginal impacts.
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The things you've heard them talking about are pretty marginal.
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Environmental issues had a marginal impact on this year's elections.
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We used to tax ... it's all about marginal tax rates.
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Needless to say, this "freedom" was greatly reduced and marginal.
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Top marginal tax rates on income were above 90 percent.
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They have a marginal federal income tax rate of 2003 percent, a marginal California income tax rate of 9 percent, and most of their income facing a 7.65 percent FICA tax since both work.
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" De Vries cites a 2015 paper about Bitcoin economics written by the University of Wisconsin economist Adam Hayes, who predicts that miners will continue to mine "until their marginal costs equal their marginal product.
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So its situation looks like that of a standard monopolist, as shown in Figure 1: It charges a price that is above the marginal cost of producing the drug – usually well above marginal cost.
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More than 80 percent of gold production would become marginal or loss-making, with around 75 percent of platinum group metals production marginal or unprofitable by the end of the three-year period, Baxter said.
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The tax cut has thus given growth only a marginal boost.
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Labor had hoped to win some marginal seats in the state.
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Others can define something as marginal when it is actually meaningful.
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It may well lead firms to scrap those of marginal benefit.
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Marginal reductions restrict how much borrowers benefit from the repo cuts.
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The zero marginal cost of information is turning everything upside down.
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The tax plan does change marginal tax rates significantly as well.
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What we didn't expect was the marginal increases in other fields.
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Most people think that it's going to be pretty marginal innovation.
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The qualitative differences between private and public schools are marginal, though.
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Charging would have been impractical, so small is the marginal cost.
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In that sense, they're still a very small and marginal group.
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They have all these marginal seats that they have to keep.
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Thus, the impact of his victory would be positive but marginal.
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What does it mean to assimilate marginal groups into popular culture?
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At those low levels, they will have mostly marginal background effects.
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The marginal barrel is certainly way higher than $26 a barrel.
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And also Apple was a marginal company at that point, too.
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Currently, the top marginal rate on ordinary income is 37 percent.
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But Bell has to be considered at least a marginal favorite.
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Marginal cost for many products is going to take a nosedive.
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The democratic potential of platforms like YouTube can elevate marginal groups.
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What has been the marginal contribution of Trump on the economy?
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"They are mostly created artificially, or they are marginal," he said.
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In the worst case, the marginal tax rate is 28500 percent.
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A high-income employee pays tax at that top marginal rate.
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The emphasis on marginal gains has been applied to other sports.
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Each advocated repertoire that was formerly marginal and later became central.
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This is a very marginal group within the ultra-Orthodox Judaism.
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They have shed marginal holdings and minutes wasted on shift changes.
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Soutine has long been a marginal figure in modern-art history.
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It was one of those marginal shows, but I adored him.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposed 70% marginal tax rate for millionaires "punitive."
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Spending less and skipping the marginal innovation is a rational choice.
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It gives the marginal a megaphone and traffics in false equivalence.
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That will give rise to what sports coaches call "marginal gains".
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In truth, the penalty that was called, for Aguero, was marginal.
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"Each thing by itself has only a marginal impact," Flaxman said.
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And it wouldn't have been seen as a marginal victory, either.
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We also lost Spencer and Olivia, but they were pretty marginal.
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Beyond $4013,706, the marginal tax rate could drop down to 22%.
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And on assault weapons — even here our disagreement is only marginal.
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Today, open racism will only ever be a truly marginal position.
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KR: In the marginal gains era, you gotta go all in!
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They also affect marquee players much as they do marginal ones.
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Sterne was the master of the marginal, the random, the inconsequential.
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Has Mr. Trump placed her in a post he considers marginal?
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Most Eastern European currencies made marginal moves against a stronger euro.
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It was on track for a marginal gain on the week.
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However, establishment Republican voters are key to winning more marginal states.
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The combination yields negative effective marginal tax rates on these investments.
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But European shares mostly opened higher, although the gains were marginal.
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Today, open racism will only ever be a truly marginal position.
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After that, the rates continue to increase on a marginal basis.
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But there hasn't been a lot of appetite for marginal changes.
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I think that the concern in this is those marginal populations.
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"As long as we judge our marginal after-tax cost of debt to be lower than our marginal cost of equity, we'll continue to finance our working capital needs through the high yield market," it read.
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Monetary policy is very much a marginal factor in what's going on.
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Call it marginal media, in which background activity overwhelms the intended subject.
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In doing so, I had produced a marginal supply of well-being.
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But this position also seems somewhat marginal within the larger Brexit debate.
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But in the TL another marginal population had begun to gain prominence.
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Eight of its 10 main sectors fell, although most were marginal losses.
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The marginal weakness, however, was not enough to give exporters a boost.
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In his blog Marginal Revolution he relishes debunking junk economics with data.
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But when you chart that marginal change, the logic breaks down entirely.
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It takes so much more than a marginal difference in physical strength.
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Yet outside commodity markets, most firms can charge more than marginal cost.
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The marginal Trump voter — and the median American — already doesn't like him.
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Reduced marginal tax rates on individuals and business foster growth every time.
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AKK is not the only Saarländer to overcome her state's marginal status.
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A Reuters poll had forecast a marginal on quarter expansion of 1.35853%.
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He inherited a marginal seat and turned it into a safe one.
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But that's not because moderates have become marginal in the Democratic Party.
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The marginal tax rate for an individual will increase as income rises.
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It's a discipline going into it, the details, its marginal gains also.
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Each year, new phones and tablets surface to offer marginal performance increases.
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The effect of the merger on the bank's capitalisation will be marginal.
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Even for the government the impact on borrowing costs would be marginal.
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Analysts had expected only a marginal dip from 213.1 percent in September.
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Even in China, growth in new domestic and export orders was marginal.
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But that's a marginal business — along the lines of specialist crypto phones.
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Republican majorities are created in part by winning less-conservative marginal seats.
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Rural voters in Queensland are a critical bloc in several marginal seats.
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Clearly, such modelling makes it very difficult to reduce marginal tax rates.
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Direct Brexit costs will remain marginal for the port itself, Castelein said.
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It might also be that states like Idaho have the marginal facilities.
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In recent years, it has also made marginal improvements on labor issues.
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Nonetheless, Republican support for this position remains marginal among members of Congress.
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"He was a marginal character," said Sweden's national police chief Dan Eliasson.
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Higher July inflation, posted on Wednesday, also contributed to the marginal optimism.
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However, the marginal boost to growth will have largely vanished by 2020.
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The cut's potency is marginal given how low the rate already is.
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US stock futures edged lower, while European markets opened with marginal losses.
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It is about finding the humanity within families dealing with marginal conditions.
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I think there&aposll be some marginal shifting as of right now.
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And the marginal cost of overpaying is infinitesimal relative to that base.
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According to Nunes, Papadopoulos was a completely marginal figure in Trump world.
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Elena McLean: This will probably have a marginal effect on the war.
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Nostalgia, Ultra is slight and marginal, yet it feels like a triumph.
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RoBoHoN costs about $12 per day, with marginal discounts for longer rentals.
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After spending much of the day with a marginal loss, the Dow .
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How much will marginal improvements help push the Bucks further this season?
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Yet much of the psychotherapeutic establishment now regards the therapy as marginal.
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As a result, ideas that were once marginal have now gone mainstream.
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The "concessions" that the Trump administration will ask of Israel are marginal.
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"He had a very marginal career, but he fought Ali," said Tom.
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Once marginal, today local think tanks are highly effective agents of change.
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But there is no such thing as the marginal in DeCarava's photographs.
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So marginal and universally despised, they struggled to muster numbers beyond that.
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It also features a solar roof, which may offer a marginal increase.
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But most of the stocks that went away were tiny, marginal companies.
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It lowers the top marginal rate on small businesses to 25 percent.
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I didn't think of the untouched paper napkin as a marginal matter.
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That's real money, assuming that my marginal rate is about 30 percent.
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With lower marginal tax rates, tax-free income is relatively less valuable.
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Often, they are too marginal to matter, like the recently suspended Ravin.
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This is not true — 56 percent is the marginal tax rate, i.e.
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The people you should be concerned for are the more marginal players.
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They eliminate the proposed "bubble rate" which would have raised marginal rates for those earning between $1 million and $1.2 million to 45.6 percent, and even cut the top marginal income tax rate from 39.6 percent to 38.4 percent.
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The marginal good we import, then, is actually much cheaper than a domestic product, and the marginal good we don't import costs the economy a lot – specifically, the tariff that we would have paid if we did import it.
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We're tempted to consider the likes of Breivik as marginal, or even insane.
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Worryingly, it feeds off a discourse that is hardly marginal in our societies.
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The ECB decided to keep its deposit and marginal lending facility rates unchanged.
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Like investments, marginal changes compound over time and can lead to big results.
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There's no tax benefit, you're paying full marginal tax rates on stock compensation.
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Here are some of the most marginal Labour-held seats in the country.
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These trends are marginal now, but will clearly be dominant in the future.
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Collective bargaining has become "defensive" and "marginal to the real problems," Lichtenstein writes.
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With a majority of 4,750, it is not a knife-edge marginal seat.
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Higher rates could mean marginal producers could sink and energy inflation could accelerate.
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Yes, but sometimes the differences are marginal and often meaningless to the gameplay.
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Growing corn on marginal lands and intensifying production means additional nitrogen fertilizer application.
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Until then the Gulf had mostly been of marginal importance to surrounding empires.
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But support for Mr Odinga is more marginal than that for Mr Kenyatta.
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"When times are bad, maybe that marginal demand for the bonds isn't there."
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They both like a 39.6 percent top marginal tax rate on high earners.
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The bottom line: Software has value, but it also has zero marginal cost.
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That's called your marginal tax rate, and it's supposed to rise with income.
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Three days later and I can still both see and feel marginal improvements.
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The areas with even marginal competition in them -- Mid-Atlantic, Southwest -- are shrinking.
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Most taxpayers would see a single-digit increase in their marginal tax rate.
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It leads to top marginal rates that are genuinely without precedent in peacetime.
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Likewise, electronics powerhouse Taiwan reported some improvement but again growth was only marginal.
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Like, a surprising, not-marginal amount of shit for a 10-year-old.
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"I think it's a marginal solution to a very severe problem," she said.
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Politicians—Margaret Thatcher aside—trade on the marginal voters and trim their arguments.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a marginal gain of 210,21.700 jobs.
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I'm a Lib Dem, and I'm in a marginal Labour-Lib-Dem constituency.
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Best of all, campaigns can be expanded quickly at a marginal cost increase.
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Such a simplification—and a reduction in marginal tax rates—would be welcome.
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For all Sim's genius as an artist, he remains a sadly marginal figure.
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It's the marginal students who pay the bills, not students like Mr. Hahn.
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Marginal advantages in national support indicate nothing about the state of the race.
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ELLISON: WELL, IT REALLY HAS HAD A REALLY KIND OF A MARGINAL IMPACT.
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Chitangueleca said marginal fields not previously developed were also being brought into production.
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Meanwhile, New York has a top marginal income tax rate of 22019 percent.
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Still, it isn't quite fair to say that the Mexican characters are marginal.
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After 21099, they would return to the 21098% to 21099% marginal tax brackets.
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Broadband networks entail large fixed costs and, typically, low marginal costs of use.
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The company estimated that the customer impact of the deviations would be marginal.
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In economic jargon: that would lead to a zero marginal productivity of labor!
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Sanders would have been a marginal curiosity had he run as an independent.
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Some of those charges, particularly Flynn's alleged false statement, were marginal at best.
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You ... have to be well aware of what your marginal cost structure is.
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A marginal uplift in capital would produce a disproportionately higher number of unicorns.
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Above $36,000 each marginal dollar you pay a simple flat tax of 10%.
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The Affordable Care Act could be easily stabilized with marginal changes to law.
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They are no longer marginal voices shouting slogans to the residents of Skokie.
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I don't think it would have anything more than a really marginal effect.
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They're driving marginal investment in blockchain companies for financial but also strategic reasons.
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Right now, we should be focusing on the most marginal and disenfranchised survivors.
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Clinton's marginal supporters had already flocked back to her column after the debate.
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The House does not lower the top marginal tax rate for the wealthiest.
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That probably means that commute times go up as marginal cost goes down.
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Three were graded as Marginal: the Chevrolet Malibu, Subaru Forester and Volkswagen Passat.
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Managerial expertise in hiring, training, and supervising marginal job candidates becomes less prized.
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That will inevitably mean the end of some of its more marginal series.
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Research suggests that academically marginal undergraduates struggle the most in fully online classes.
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The marginal benefits of preparing for the worst are outweighed by the negatives.
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In the intervening decades, Opie has moved from marginal radical to establishment fixture.
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He could heed his adviser Steve Bannon's call andincrease the top marginal rate.
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You may be just fine paying for high-tech care of marginal value.
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Single-digit gains in a body of 435 seats is marginal -- at best.
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Marginal revenue product is the value to the firm of an additional worker.
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"The marginal risk means isolated flash flooding is possible," the weather service said.
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Most changes at the top of the longevity list are marginal, Beard said.
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There will always be marginal calls, of course; there will always be controversy.
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When it does come back, I'm sure there will be marginal negative impact.
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They were not 20-something young Muslims adrift in marginal jobs or unemployed.
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A doctor can treat diabetes so that the impact to health is marginal.
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Suozzi's bill also calls for raising the highest marginal individual income tax rate.
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There have also been a number of other intriguing, if more marginal, developments.
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But he said the impact on Tuesday's oil price movement is likely marginal.
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Taken individually, these groups are just a marginal problem for a statewide candidate.
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Now the internet amplifies the voices and influence of these otherwise marginal groups.
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That's why the Markovic catalog has always driven your faithful marginal differentiator crazy.
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When she proposed a 70 percent marginal tax rate, the media class gasped.
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Hope Hicks and Kellyanne Conway and Melania and Ivanka are all pretty marginal.
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The Puerto Rico saga is marginal to American politics because Puerto Rico itself is a marginal part of the country — an island physically separated from the mainland, whose residents lack representation in Congress or the right to vote in presidential elections.
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However, the Asia business saw a marginal decline in annualized premium equivalent (APE) sales.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected only a marginal dip from November to 50.1.
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Previous attempts to track users with non-critical data have seen only marginal success.
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California does have a state income tax, with a top marginal rate of 13.3%.
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The Democrats know they need moderates to win marginal congressional districts and Senate seats.
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The marginal ideas are having a harder time raising rounds, and that will continue.
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Why it matters: In a 50-50 nation, marginal defections can incapacitate a party.
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In the communist era, wildernesses benefited from a reluctance to farm agriculturally marginal land.
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Marginal Green continues at Goldfinch (319 N. Albany, East Garfield Park) through July 22.
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The involvement of foreign companies in providing services to the NHS, meanwhile, is marginal.
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They consider whether prices exceed marginal cost, which is undetectable in the real world.
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The party thought it might pick up a handful of marginal seats in Queensland.
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Many marginal constituencies lie in exactly the areas hit by the chaos (see map).
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The sport gradually lost its exalted status, becoming a marginal activity in this country.
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Some claimed this would help win marginal votes in the conservative state of Queensland.
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He proposed lowering marginal tax rates for all taxpayers and reducing the corporate tax.
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But in electoral terms, it's the marginal Trump voters who are the most important.
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Other government efforts to boost growth are likely to have only a marginal impact.
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Richer people can decide to incorporate to avoid paying high marginal rates of tax.
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Each of these new phones is merely a marginal improvement over last year's model.
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Adding data might incrementally improve the model's performance, but quickly hit diminishing marginal returns.
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There's no room for marginal retails in a market dominated by Amazon and Shopify.
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But so far, the effect has been marginal at most and muddled at least.
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Despite his fame and two decades in politics, his influence was marginal until 2013.
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This is a Conservative-held marginal seat, with a majority of just 378 voters.
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This is one of Labour's most marginal seats, with a majority of just 428.
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"If you're the marginal supplier, when things are good, everybody uses you," he said.
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It also shaved 5 bps off its main refinancing rate and the marginal rate.
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At that point, their marginal tax rate goes from 15 percent to 25 percent.
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Despite a marginal increase, prime auto loan ABS losses remained well below historical levels.
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And the marginal benefits of further reductions in speed is likely to be low.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast little change from October's already marginal growth levels.
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When he was a marginal political figure, no one dwelled much on this problem.
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If they didn't, the results they'd get from my teaching were marginal at best.
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Hayden: This will have an impact, I think marginal, on some foreign intelligence collection.
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Up to now, our nation's efforts to do so have been marginal at best.
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They found that changes in salivary osmolality were "marginal" and "weakly correlated" with dehydration.
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Marginal improvements to be sure, but they, I believe, skirt some fundamental social problems.
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A month ago, the publicly available data showed Democrats with an advantage, however marginal.
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There are also clearly presidential policy pushes that have more marginal, but important, consequences.
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The report scored the Air Force and Navy as "marginal" in the readiness category.
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That family is now paying a marginal tax rate of less than 153 percent.
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The New York Times is not some marginal newspaper that traditionally peddles bigoted cartoons.
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The cumulative year-to-date change is a marginal increase of just 35,000 tonnes.
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The disincentives to work and to save caused by taxes decrease with marginal rates.
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Even though the district is politically marginal, he seems to have it on lock.
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This year began with the first political fight over marginal tax rates in decades.
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To cover fixed development costs, some buyers must pay substantially more than marginal cost.
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That's how marginal tax rates work, and Walker should (and probably does) know this.
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He cut the top marginal income tax rate from 70 percent to 50 percent.
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The presence of marginal candidates assures that even so-called lightning rounds drag on.
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Much about Gris's life appealed to the part of Cornell that valorized the marginal.
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This one's more... I don't know, these differentiations are so marginal, focused or measured.
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It also cut marginal tax rates and changed the treatment of some business income.
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But that's not the fundamental reason higher top marginal income tax rates are desirable.
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From that original caricature, snails and knights became a trope in medieval marginal art.
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With a marginal cost like that, you can afford to send many, many probes.
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Locational-marginal pricing is used in most wholesale electricity markets in the United States.
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So I know your boss has pushed for a 70 percent top marginal rate.
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She takes marginal characters and makes them the most robust people in the movie.
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The YouTube right may be comparatively marginal and ragtag, but it's also comparatively young.
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CCU can't substitute for that; it is a marginal contributor to sequestration at best.
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Addiction, like the kitchen, was a marginal subculture with its own rules and aesthetics.
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Right now, their marginal tax rates are very high, sometimes even higher than corporations'.
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The wage-growth argument, though, got only a marginal boost from the December numbers.
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We would, moreover, contest the distinction Bagehot draws between military affairs and "marginal" topics.
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The transaction will have a marginal impact on its Core Tier 1 capital ratio.
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A host of marginal seats are due to be called after 1.0.87:21.25 a.m.
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The tech approach and the venture model have been marginal successes in digital health.
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And marginal ones don't suddenly become great because of some high scoring in July.
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The Senate deserves roughly the same marginal status as the British House of Lords.
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However, the current top marginal rate of 2923% would mean owing a lot more.
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The common currency last stood at $55.473, down a marginal 0.05% on the day.
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The mainstream media jumps on the marginal optics, and they're right on the trigger.
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Dalits are more vulnerable to disasters because of their marginal social standing and discrimination.
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A Reuters poll of analysts had forecast a marginal 0.1% quarter-on-quarter expansion.
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"I hope you wouldn't consider lifting it because Wells made marginal progress," Warren said.
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Higher financing rates means the marginal borrower gets pushed out of the financial markets.
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Apple Inc shares touched a record high and ended with marginal gains, up 6.893%.
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Yet The Economist's poll put both parties neck and neck in the marginal seat.
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Hand in hand with a wider tax base would be lower marginal tax rates.
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The average top marginal tax rate on wage income in Canada is 45.7 percent.
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After the decision to sanction Iranian oil in May, everything else is fairly marginal.
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But the benefits are unpredictable and marginal, whereas the harm could be more substantial.
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This incremental capital … the marginal up and down, does not really impact that much.
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The Senate deserves roughly the same marginal status as the British House of Lords.
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Underlying the Diamond-Saez analysis are two propositions: Diminishing marginal utility and competitive markets.
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He could heed his adviser Steve Bannon's call and increase the top marginal rate.
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A marginal improvement just won't cut it when the reporting gap is so big.
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Combined marginal tax rates on wages from income and payroll taxes would reach a peak of 64.2 percent for the top 0.1 percent, way above their current 13 percent level: The changes to marginal rates on capital gains are even more dramatic.
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Also, much more revenue will be produced by a tax law with rational marginal rates that energizes effective use of investment dollars than one with high marginal rates that causes people to seek out tax avoidance as their primary goal of investing.
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And marginal returns from data may actually go up as applications multiply, says Mr Weyl.
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JOE KERNEN: Do you think the marginal rate is at the right level right now?
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Growth of new orders picked up in May, although the rate of expansion remained marginal.
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A finance ministry official said the impact of higher salaries on inflation will be marginal.
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"Two percent might sound like not a lot, but it's about marginal gains," Brownlee said.
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Night Room continues at Marginal Utility (319 North 11th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) through January 15.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposal for a 70 percent marginal rate on income above $10 million.
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Voters decamped to more marginal parties, bringing them solidly into power or expanding their representation.
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Even a marginal decline in that momentum could send immediate ripples throughout the US economy.
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The withdrawal of tuition subsidies as income rises could sharply increase implicit marginal tax rates.
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There was a marginal decline in Trump's overall approval compared to SurveyMonkey's weekly tracking poll.
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"The marginal gains over the different generation of products started to slow down," he added.
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In an industry structured around marginal costs, renewables have a disruptive punch above their weight.
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And so, yeah, sure, there are marginal effects and it would stimulate interest sensitive sectors.
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If that's the case, voting restrictions, however marginal the impact, could play a decisive role.
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By contrast, cutting my marginal income tax rate doesn't just put $500 in my pocket.
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During the 1990s and 2000s, Labour developed a talent for tight wins in marginal seats.
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Results in marginal, first-past-the-post constituencies, especially in the south, will prove crucial.
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She once wondered why "anyone [should] be interested in my boring, alienated, marginal, messy life".
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Farmers gave up on this marginal land in the last century, defeated by frequent floods.
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In the end, the election was won in Queensland, a state full of marginal constituencies.
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They have proposed lower marginal rates, a higher standard deduction and elimination of some loopholes.
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And at the same time, the trope usually makes women's suffering seem uninteresting or marginal.
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"Low key market with marginal dip," said Hussain Gani, deputy chief executive at Softlogic Stockbrokers.
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But the fate of fragile and marginal places depends on more than land changing hands.
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But in wonkier settings, Paul Ryan is very focused on this marginal tax rate issue.
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DJI finished down a marginal 23.5 percent at 23.3,2500 points and the S&P 26.6 .
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South Korea's PMI reading was at a five-month high, but the rise was marginal.
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Furthermore, history suggests that presidential performance (or "coattails") should essentially affect only "marginal" congressional races.
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Korwin-Mikke, who belongs to a marginal right-wing party, has issued controversial statements before.
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The majority of participants were mothers, and 77% had either "low" or "marginal" health literacy.
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The marginal council is a target for Labour in local elections due on May 3rd.
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But the gains were marginal because most people worked even if work requirements weren't imposed.
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They got to understand that the cost of distributing music, the marginal cost, is zero.
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For decades, however, the top marginal tax rate hovered between 63 percent and 92 percent.
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BAGEHOT: You mentioned the idea that Britain is becoming marginal and a "second-tier power".
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In my view, there are two reasons why the U.S. Green Party remains so marginal.
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DJI rose a marginal 246 percent to end at 252,2141, while the S&P 6.43 .
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Rosenzweig: I believe there was a marginal increase in uptake as a result of GDPR.
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Y., wants to slap a 70 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million.
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In any case, the marginal benefit of upgrading a passenger would seem to be small.
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Everybody wants to know how, where the top marginal rates are going to come out.
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The second unique contribution is a direct impact on marginal participants in the labor market.
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LARRY KUDLOW: The key so understanding our tax plan is we reduced marginal tax rates.
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I mean, they were not totally marginal, but they weren't like they are now. Right.
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Kenya's newish constitution has given marginal groups more of a say over their own affairs.
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The markets will determine what the marginal value add of each of those activities are.
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The very marginal bearish bets against the Singapore dollar SGD=D3 also increased a tad.
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Explaining this finding, the CEA's chairman, Jason Furman, cited the law of diminishing marginal benefits.
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The United States is no more than a marginal supplier of coal to international markets.
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As late as 2004, international tobacco companies had a marginal presence in the Indonesian market.
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Those developments have generally been seen as negative but marginal — the center was still holding.
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But this is the case because these currencies are marginal in size compared to Libra.
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And Jews were certainly a marginal group, but they were not necessarily all that vulnerable.
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This income faces some of the highest marginal tax rates in the entire tax code.
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The Kremlin played a marginal role in the latest diplomatic dance on the Korean Peninsula.
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"We also expect some marginal stabilization and perhaps reversal of volatility targeting outflows," he added.
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But nearly two-thirds of the cars, all 2016 models, were rated "marginal" or worse.
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HIS POINT THEIR MARGINAL COST GETS VERY, VERY LOW WHEN THEY CAN GO THAT LARGE.
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Two professional women's leagues in the United States have failed, and the N.W.S.L. remains marginal.
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A key question is where marginal demand will come from in place of the ECB.
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It also shaved 5 basis points off its main refinancing rate and the marginal rate.
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Marginal candidates at the bottom of the large field have begun to drop out — Rep.
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While marginal, that would indicate the first increase since February if confirmed in revised data.
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But the more marginal credits will be found out and the banks will lose money.
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Self-identification as "green" is toward the bottom of the list, with mostly marginal effects.
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The transaction will have a marginal positive impact on CET1 capital for Nordea, it said.
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Three weeks ago fellow Turkish lender, Yapi Kredi, printed with at most a marginal premium.
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There's a ball and a goal and some tactics and restrictions and marginal physical contact.
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"All of it might make a marginal difference for a handful of plants," he said.
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A French parliamentary report on mosque financing concluded in July that overseas financing was "marginal".
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He set an example of conduct so egregious that other wrongdoing looks amateurish and marginal.
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Now this game is all about the bullpens, and the Dodgers have the marginal advantage.
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People assumed that if there was a decline, it might be in the marginal channels.
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It is not just an esoteric, marginal phenomenon that may happen if you are lucky.
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Editors have too much power to accept marginal papers from members of their own cabal.
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I try to find books that were produced by more marginal parts of the population.
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There were promising new marginal candidates like Marroquín, who perhaps gained visibility for the future.
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Thinking about these ideas as merely offensive and marginal ignores a simple and uncomfortable truth.
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To be born an Anglophone was to grow up acutely aware of your marginal identity.
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In "Everything Under," she subverts Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex" by expanding the marginal part of Jocasta.
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Proposals for developing fracking in several marginal seats in northern England will now be postponed.
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Proposals for developing fracking in several marginal seats in northern England will now be postponed.
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The posted a marginal gain on Friday to end the week as chipmaker stocks rose.
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Marginal tax rates are the extra taxes you pay on each additional dollar of income.
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Some pages bear cooking stains, marginal notes, and doodles that transport us to the kitchen.
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Reducing high corporate taxes and individual marginal rates stimulates the economic growth that benefits everybody.
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He has also proposed raising the top marginal income tax rate to 39.6%, from 37%.
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Like Deakin, Cole had emerged with an acute appreciation of her country's restrained, marginal beauty.
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The people who had marginal impact on the election and doomed us to present circumstances.
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This highly progressive, 2.5 percent marginal tax proposal is on home sales over $2 million.
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But RICS said the reading was consistent with only a marginal rise in national prices.
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It is a language that makes lives perceived as marginal not only visible but monumental.
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This year, the report registered a marginal average improvement in global scores: 0.06 percentage points.
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Any boost Democrats receive from pushing arguments over a single tax provision may be marginal.
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First, the near-zero marginal cost of distribution makes all-you-can-eat packages compelling.
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And because of tightened eligibility rules, they were joined not by marginal candidates like Rep.
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There might be room for marginal improvement from lifestyle after the disease has already started.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's plan of a 70% marginal tax rate on income over $10 million.
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When you shop alone, you're more likely to make "silly, super marginal purchases," Rick says.
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Only one participant expected marginal cuts to both one-year and five-year interest rates.
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Apple Inc shares touched a fresh record high and last posted marginal gains, up 0.3%.
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But Haley has been far from a marginal voice in the administration's foreign policy team.
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Refusing international relief is not just the province of marginal governments trying to prove efficacy.
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At the time of Smith's arrest, he and Bundick were living an insecure, marginal life.
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When Romney was saying no to bonuses, the top marginal tax rate was 903 percent.
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Carwash workers are among the most marginal laborers in New York City's low-wage economy.
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In many cases, the experiences between online and offline service in the U.S. can be marginal.
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Also, they were a marginal, radical group of people who you didn't want to associate with.
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Even marginal changes to those products can have an outsized impact on your quality of life.
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Trading all available assets for a marginal superstar would just fuck you for years to come.
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This second image of the internet, which roots it in marginal places, has fascinated artists lately.
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Y., also has talked about a 70 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million.
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Correction: An earlier version misttated the level at which the 70 percent marginal rate would apply.
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Ocasio-Cortez has proposed a 70 percent marginal income tax rate on income above $10 million.
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"That's arguably where the marginal barrel of supply is now going to come from," he said.
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That $100 would go straight to Carl, who'd pay a 39.6 percent marginal rate on it.
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We do not believe that arts organizations have only a limited, and marginal, role to play.
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My Nearest Marginal gave volunteers a fast way to plug in and start talking to voters.
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In her view, gigabit networks represent a revolution over current broadband, not simply a marginal improvement.
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The objective is to silence and discredit marginal voices so as to shut down debate. Rep.
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Data run through his model suggested that a flat marginal rate of 20% would be optimal.
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I think these findings cause us to re-evaluate what is normative and what is marginal.
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Maybe these practices are as normative as it gets, and to not participate, maybe, is marginal.
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That would dramatically improve the economics of recycling items of marginal value, such as yogurt pots.
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With advances in post-transplant care, surgeons are increasingly able to transplant organs previously considered marginal.
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Since the marginal cost of creating virtual items is zero, they are very profitable for developers.
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London's FTSE index saw marginal gains early in the session, before falling narrowly into negative territory.
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Because wind and solar do not need to buy any fuel, their marginal costs are low.
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And there is real scope for some small-scale progress in the marginal meetings between officials.
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The only people really harmed are the marginal students who were passed on instead of helped.
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Alex Tabarrok, an economist who writes for the always fascinating Marginal Revolution blog, is much smarter.
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Many turned out to be marginal figures who had tenuous, if any, links to al-Qaeda.
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Such parties have little shot at coming to power, but their marginal successes worry traditional politicians.
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If that starts to interest marginal voters in impeaching him, expect Mrs Pelosi to do so.
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It would also maintain a foothold in China, where both FCA and Renault are marginal players.
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"Newer studies confirm that the energy savings are nowadays marginal," Commission Vice-President Maros Sefcovic said.
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In Germany, particularly affected by last year's drought, traders expected only marginal cuts to harvest forecasts.
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Since the marginal cost of generating such digital goods is zero, every sale is pure profit.
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Racial justice, often seen as a marginal issue by politicians and pundits, has taken center stage.
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We shouldn't read too much into the marginal fall in people claiming unemployment benefit in July.
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It was going to be hard to break any records under such "marginal" conditions, Thompson thought.
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It thus allows for a modest increase in credit supply, which brings in some marginal borrowers.
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The impact on the rest of the FAANG group of high-flying tech stocks was marginal.
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On the week, the index is expected to rise 0.7%, improving from last week's marginal gains.
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A marginal offsetting factor is the mixed performance of the reinsurer's ERGO-branded primary insurance operations.
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Internships as we know them today did not evolve until the 1960s and remained largely marginal.
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Momentum, a pro-Corbyn pressure group, used ride-sharing apps to get activists to marginal seats.
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More than two-thirds of farmers who committed suicide were small and marginal farmers, data show.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently floated a 70 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is advocating a 70 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million.
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One comes with voice control integrated into the remote—a marginal difference between two great devices.
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A new trade deal will probably have a marginal effect on the Chinese and U.S. economies.
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Rather than pursue the big, risky score, expect self-styled contenders to make careful, marginal moves.
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If it were a few hundred tonnes here and there, the impact would have been marginal.
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The market will determine where on the cost curve the marginal oil production lies, he said.
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The benchmark S&P 500 erased earlier marginal gains after the Wall Street Journal report here.
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Even marginal support by GOP lawmakers for automatic registration would suffice in Washington and New York.
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But Bütikofer acknowledges the temptation for members of marginal political parties to rattle cages for publicity.
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Altogether, GE will probably generate another $5 billion or so in cash through more marginal deals.
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He favors aggressive cuts to marginal tax rates, particularly on top earners, capital income, and corporations.
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Santosh Rao, who evaluates IPOs at Manhattan Venture Partners, says the improvements have been only marginal.
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They do not make arguments about ideal marginal tax rates or America's role in the world.
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As a result, the marginal tax rate, including both taxes and withdrawn benefits, jumps around erratically.
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It has, however, long played only a marginal role in international efforts to resolve the conflict.
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But growth in export orders slowed sharply to only marginal levels due to a stronger yen.
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Increasing their generosity, meanwhile, generates high effective marginal tax rates given the need for means-testing.
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And even Trump's not-terribly-strong job approval numbers have shown some marginal improvement of late!
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We expect a marginal improvement in overall profitability, particularly in the Czech Republic, Poland and Romania.
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These marginal risks translate into a fatality only when aggregated over long periods or large populations.
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In countries with generous public services and parental leave, they took more of a marginal role.
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In the years since then, he remained a marginal, though colorful, player on the political stage.
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Moves elsewhere were marginal with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan barely changed.
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Democratic gains from nonwhite voters have greatly slowed, to the marginal gains from demographic shifts alone.
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Lower immigration may perhaps play a marginal role, but has been declining since the Great Recession.
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A 22013 Nissan Rogue and 24 Subaru Forester received "marginal" safety ratings for front-seat passengers.
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How swing-voting independents base their votes will be the deciding factor in many marginal seats.
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Therefore, inflated marginal tax rates act as a powerful disincentive to small-business investment and vitality.
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But the tax code does not factor in the cost of living when setting marginal rates.
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"What you can't say is that we're just a bunch of marginal loons," Mr. Spencer said.
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Hägglund's question is not which marginal tax rate would be compatible with incentivizing effort in 2019.
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And yet, weaving and textiles are still treated as marginal or emerging practices in this country.
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The tax reforms passed by Reagan and Tip O'Neill did more than bring down marginal rates.
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Suddenly even the most marginal land was considered arable, and chemicals were dumped on the fields.
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Chinese currency, the yuan, notched marginal losses in the what has been a holiday-shortened week.
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For years, the KKK has been a marginal group on the outer fringe of American politics.
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Yes, Trump and Brexit were major, seismic events, but they were based on very marginal results.
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But the early evidence suggests that these effects, if they are happening at all, are marginal.
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They disagree about top marginal rates; but they jointly support structural preferences that suppress taxable income.
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"[It is not] our conflict with the Palestinians, which is a relatively marginal issue," Netanyahu continued.
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Belafonte says Murphy has been a marginal presence in Angel's life, and he's been the stepdad.
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Johnson & Johnson rose 2500 percent to $523 after it reported a marginal growth in quarterly sales.
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MCE has, however, performed relatively well to date, with recent sector data showing only marginal deterioration.
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Reduce that marginal tax rate, and exploiting workers to the max becomes a more attractive strategy.
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He did it again in 1986, bringing the top marginal income tax rate to 28 percent.
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Bill Clinton passed another tax increase in 1993 raising the top marginal rate to 39.6 percent.
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In economics, "marginal utility" is the enjoyment you get from one more unit of a good.
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They are an inexpensive way for marginal candidates to find out that they have no chance.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's call for a 13 percent marginal tax rate on incomes over $10 million.
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A common objection to elevated top marginal income tax rates is that they hurt economic growth.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's (D-NY) idea to increase the top marginal tax rate to 70 percent.
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Voters are mostly focused on the economy, he said, while age and race are marginal issues.
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Netflix and Hulu can do this because they sell products with a very low marginal cost.
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As the video shows, medieval marginal art was an unusual playground for surreal and fantastic drawings.
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Modest changes in the top marginal tax rate or in middle-class tax credits aren't enough.
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On his Marginal Revolution blog, Cowen has a short new piece about the North Korea summit.
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If anything, these episodes strengthened the Maduro regime, or dictatorship, and weakened an already marginal opposition.
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The 2628 presidential election may turn on how adeptly the Democratic Party nominee mobilizes marginal voters.
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Finally, the marginal benefits for the EU of Mr Trump's anti-trade stance are drying up.
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Today's top marginal tax rate, 39.6 percent, is a little over half what it was then.
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In addition, an advocacy organization aligned with Mr. Sanders, Our Revolution, has had only marginal success.
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Under President Reagan, the top marginal tax rate was reduced from 70 percent to 28 percent.
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"The marginal tax rate cuts would boost incentives to work, save and invest," the report said.
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The uptick may seem marginal, but it reveals a much broader trend that has troubling implications.
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In his 2016 presidential campaign, he called for a 52 percent top marginal income tax rate.
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House Democrats in marginal districts will be thrilled to have the issue die a quick death.
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He's taking advantage of mistakes on the plate, he's not swinging at marginal pitches for balls.
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Most were from marginal parties on the eclectic French left that everyone knew would never win.
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Supply-siders argue that lower marginal tax rates give people more incentive to work and invest.
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The marginal lending facility remained at 0.25% and the main refinancing operations rate stayed at 0%.
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Sanders' proposals is by far the biggest jump, boosting the overall top marginal rate to 69.2%.
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To the Editor: Liberals shouldn't automatically oppose cutting the marginal corporate tax rate, currently 35 percent.
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Some are selling for marginal returns or even less than what they paid several years ago.
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Idealistic young members went into marginal neighborhoods and acted as health-care workers and religious teachers.
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Miriam Bravo juega con su bebé en su rancho ubicado en un barrio marginal de Caracas.
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Collectors pay a premium for marginal notes in an author's hand; why not for his DNA?
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The targets are still subject to possible marginal revisions ahead of Monday's meeting, the source said.
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Venezuelan oil executives said that PDVSA's partners were now making marginal profits or losing money outright.
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Perhaps as a result, Oates is most engaging when thinking about more eccentric, even marginal, writers.
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The targets are still subject to possible marginal revisions ahead of Monday's meeting, the source said.
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Under Ronald Reagan, the top marginal tax rates were slashed from 70 percent to 22017 percent.
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The George Mason University economist, and Marginal Revolution blogger, has an interesting opinion on, well, everything.
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The question on a higher marginal tax rate was technically based on a plan from Rep.
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CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK EXPECTED AT THIS STAGE TO HAVE ONLY MARGINAL IMPACT ON EU ECONOMY - EU SOURCES
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Clinton's efforts in 223 to put marginal states into play, is cagey when asked for details.
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Initially, his group was fairly marginal in the global jihadist movement, especially compared with al-Qaeda.
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"OPEC must at some point recognize and understand that they are no more the marginal producers and marginal production will be coming from shale oil so prices will come under massive pressure during this year once investors recognize oil supplies are not going to disappear," he opined.
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