And, while regulations have meaningfully lowered bank earnings power, they have just as meaningfully improved the strength of bank balance sheets.
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These companies may all offer access to the internet, but their services have meaningfully different constraints and are used in meaningfully different ways by their subscribers.
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It seems fair to imply, that the slowing in money supply growth is due to the Fed's actions to push interest rates meaningfully higher and Federal Reserve assets meaningfully lower.
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AND SO, WE HAVE BEEN GROWING THOSE LENDING BUSINESSES MEANINGFULLY.
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Unfortunately, Google's announcement today will not meaningfully deliver consumer choice.
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I want shows I can interact with meaningfully on it.
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First, and most meaningfully, he can cooperate with the Hill.
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"I'm hopeful that it won't be meaningfully weakened," he added.
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It would meaningfully change their revenue and their product cycles.
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But did these false stories meaningfully affect how Americans voted?
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There are conservative policies that can meaningfully address these goals.
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His ability to meaningfully connect to his audience is undeniable.
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This, all while doing nothing to meaningfully decrease global temperatures.
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Could it continue to grow its subs meaningfully from here?
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Third, hospitals must be forced to compete meaningfully on price.
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We do not believe, however, sell through has meaningfully improved.
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We're a modern hotel operator with a meaningfully different supply.
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Each contributes meaningfully to business competitiveness, albeit in different ways.
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They did not, however, lose meaningfully different amounts of weight.
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Those disagreements will continue to become, at times, meaningfully adversarial.
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That leaves two families in which kids meaningfully helped out.
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Opposing political sides that don't communicate meaningfully with each other.
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It's two days later now, and nothing has meaningfully changed.
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That's actually how you can talk meaningfully about this topic.
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They can't meaningfully apprehend past the boundary of money's bubble.
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You need to save regularly to meaningfully boost your wealth.
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That wasn't a computer you could really meaningfully upgrade, though.
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There is no single solution that can meaningfully change outcomes.
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In Canada, the rate has not meaningfully increased since 2009.
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I don't think rates are going meaningfully higher from here.
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He choked out questions, smiled, and nodded meaningfully at replies.
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Maintaining company culture gets meaningfully harder as an organization grows
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But it wouldn't meaningfully change the outcome of the race.
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But the Democratic platform might not be meaningfully better. Whaaa?
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Arranging my apps meaningfully also meant deleting most of my folders.
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Sanders victories won't deliver the number of delegates needed to meaningfully
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But it seems unlikely that he meaningfully advanced his political agenda.
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Was there some reason James looked so meaningfully at their secretary?
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The two candidates are not meaningfully alike in terms of policy.
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Long term investing and capital formation would not be meaningfully affected.
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THIS COMBINATION VERY MEANINGFULLY ACCELERATES OUR ABILITY TO REALIZE THOSE GOALS.
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Therefore, its indefinite shelving is unlikely to meaningfully impinge upon confidence.
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Is there any way for us to meaningfully enforce these measures?
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He spent his remaining time meaningfully and productively, and largely here.
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How to act: Just meaningfully keep your right fist firmly closed.
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Your brain actually has a chance to meaningfully process the information.
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Different identities are supposed to be meaningfully equivalent under the philosophy.
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Little time remains to meaningfully improve election security before the midterms.
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Overtime, the good content that kept people engaged meaningfully would win.
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"People can meaningfully judge whether or not they're ready," Hadden says.
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It doesn't offer the possibility to meaningfully shape its future-history.
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These proposals will not meaningfully reform the federal criminal justice system.
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Casey played nine players, but really leaned meaningfully on just seven.
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Furthermore, they argued, no one had been meaningfully excluded from it.
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It would meaningfully advance the date of the next financial crisis.
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How do all those numbers meaningfully translate to actual product features?
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The game was never meaningfully competitive the rest of the way.
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"We respectfully conclude that Salman fundamentally altered the analysis underlying Newman's 'meaningfully close personal relationship' requirement such that the 'meaningfully close personal relationship' requirement is no longer good law," a majority said in the Martoma case.
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"Sorry," he says after meaningfully closing his eyes and attempting to refocus.
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Clearly, letting New START expire is no way to meaningfully engage China.
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Are they giving consumers an opportunity to opt in or out meaningfully?
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Alas, the yardstick by which online spots are measured hasn't meaningfully evolved.
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Wood maintains that her work can only meaningfully be experienced in person.
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Sadly for fans, Nintendo doesn't meaningfully differentiate between the two these days.
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"Markets all over the world are down meaningfully since 2011," Faber said.
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Bannon has not meaningfully advised the president about his response to Charlottesville.
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I really just wanted a bunch of worlds to meaningfully interact with.
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But "Billions" has played meaningfully and entertainingly with mankind's more fundamental conflicts.
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A right exists only on paper if individuals cannot meaningfully access it.
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Citizen action to halt climate change has meaningfully impacted national government action.
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Nothing about tonight's electoral returns meaningfully impinges upon the President's foreign policy.
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U.S.-based investors also contributed meaningfully to international growth markets last year.
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Over the past several decades, automation in factories hasn't meaningfully improved productivity.
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But President Trump's sturm and drang won't meaningfully change any of that.
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We have failed to meaningfully incorporate them into the refugee admissions program.
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Despite its size and geography, Turkey has never meaningfully aided U.S. security.
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We want to contribute meaningfully to Singapore's solutions to enhance urban liveability.
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Can Scotland's overwhelmingly white hip-hop scene engage meaningfully with these issues?
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This is all the more important because people can't meaningfully opt out.
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I couldn't figure out how to not look meaningfully into someone's eyes.
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As I already mentioned, Europe, the micromobility business there is meaningfully better.
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We didn't get a yes or no, but something meaningfully in between!
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Once you get meaningfully above $265 million, you probably don't need it.
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"Those stores outperformed the balance of the chain pretty meaningfully," Stack said.
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If the Fed becomes more meaningfully hawkish, the yield curve can invert.
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Treasury yields did not react meaningfully at the start of these shutdowns.
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The Wall Street Journal is suggesting that the rupee may weaken meaningfully.
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But they're just not meaningfully different from the Obama-era economic performance.
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If experiential travel signifies engaging meaningfully with the people, history, environment and culture of a destination (like a local, not a tourist), then transformational travel is supposedly the next step: Engage so meaningfully, the trip actually changes you.
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It's humbling to admit that for many people, we've failed to meaningfully provide.
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CFO David Wehner said that ad load could come down meaningfully in 2017.
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Moscow's claim to a say in Syria's future cannot now meaningfully be challenged.
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And yet Corporate America didn't meaningfully pay down its collective debt last year.
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But in order for things to meaningfully change, they need to change unequivocally.
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We're thrilled to join forces and work toward a more meaningfully connected world.
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This is the beginning of a longer process needed to meaningfully improve safety.
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They stumble through their budding situationship, and it's meaningfully raw, singular, and pure.
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Tiffany has decided not to meaningfully increase retail prices in China for now.
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Meaningfully faster, more efficient laptop processors simply don't exist for manufacturers to use.
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Amazon is finally meaningfully addressing its counterfeit issue after getting sued by merchants.
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This show could have been an opportunity to meaningfully engage with this issue.
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But, this last quarter it did not contribute meaningfully to our comp results.
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There's no hard evidence that they meaningfully amplified the backlash against Johnson, either.
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Whether he liked it, whether he could meaningfully consent to it, or not.
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There are woefully few people and institutions capable of meaningfully constraining Donald Trump.
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It turns out that agreeableness can be meaningfully divided into two narrower traits.
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Now, I look back and if I could meaningfully kick myself, I would.
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America's $28 billion tourism surplus with China meaningfully reduces the overall trade deficit.
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Still other countries, like Russia, have yet to meaningfully get in the game.
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However, should capital ratios decline meaningfully, this could pressure the ratings or Outlook.
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But cosmetics regulation laws in this country haven't been meaningfully updated since 1938.
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Jefferies' DeSanctis, for one, said the cuts could add meaningfully to financial reports.
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First, designing sound economic policies to ensure that structural imbalances are meaningfully addressed.
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Here in Wine School, we try to talk about wine clearly and meaningfully.
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There needs to be a committed global coalition to "solve" forced migration meaningfully.
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Once this was broken to the upside last spring, the stock rallied meaningfully.
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If it fails to pull back meaningfully, this would be a bearish signal.
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There is "no clear indication that issuance pressure would abate meaningfully," Shah said.
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What ways can your school more meaningfully bring elders into the educational experience?
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Only then can we meaningfully address the contemporary problems that are lynching's legacy.
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He wants to listen more meaningfully and attentively, and utilize downtime for thinking.
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We do not know yet because Judge's account has not been meaningfully tested.
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I think that it's important to actually meaningfully affect the company's bottom line.
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"I hesitate to say sentiment is meaningfully changing at this point," he said.
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Some meetings lead to major a-ha moments that meaningfully move projects forward.
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Still, this is the first time Congress has meaningfully moved on the issue.
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" "The prepared statement is not meaningfully different then what has been said previously.
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It's designed to explore how we might interact more meaningfully with our digital currency.
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According to Jones, the key to Lister's seduction was attention, carefully and meaningfully applied.
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However, fewer large meaningfully complementary targets exist after the latest wave of semiconductor consolidation.
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And that led to the view that things would slow down meaningfully in 2016.
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And even if it were, the two have stopped competing meaningfully with each other.
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NOW, like many big women's rights groups, has never meaningfully addressed sex workers' rights.
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Oil consumption will decline meaningfully; and coal, as in Britain, will almost entirely disappear.
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Twitter, Slack, Telegram, and Speedtest each have meaningfully superior apps for iOS than Android.
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No chance of getting these to meaningfully loud volumes with your phone's audio dongle.
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They don't contribute meaningfully to your life like a smartphone or a fitness band.
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It remains to be seen whether the newly revealed allegations will meaningfully change things.
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Many people -- despite wanting to help -- do not feel like they can contribute meaningfully.
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Does that makes the new S18 model meaningfully better than other Sonos smart speakers?
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So the bet is that this is on its way to meaningfully higher prices.
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Such a transaction would meaningfully reduce both OMW's revenue diversification and return on capital.
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Odd that a meaningless phrase can be used so meaningfully by so many people.
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But the effort was scrapped in 2017 after it didn't meaningfully impact piracy rates.
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None of these combat operations have been approved, or even meaningfully debated, by Congress.
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Katz expects them all to be meaningfully higher by the end of the year.
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He said it won't meaningfully slow the rise in global temperatures -- but it will.
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But median sales prices are forecast to rise 4 percent, meaningfully faster than wages.
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Eder, and fellow senior Brendan Fardella, 17, wanted to meaningfully contribute to their efforts.
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Industries doesn't ruin Skylines but I also never feel like it meaningfully augments it.
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To get ahead meaningfully, people will still need to get out there and work.
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It spawned my interest in learning more about how to communicate effectively and meaningfully.
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That change meaningfully altered the overall slant in a way that's boosted Democrats' fortunes.
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"The negative risks to our outlook have increased meaningfully in recent weeks," Wren wrote.
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However, it has risen meaningfully from its all-time low hit in August 2018.
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Because many Democratic donors are failing to meaningfully invest in state and local elections.
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Additionally, an opt-out regime fails to meaningfully address repeat infringers and sophisticated respondents.
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One described the industry, which isn't meaningfully regulated or monitored, as the Wild West.
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Higginbotham criticized his colleagues for failing to "meaningfully apply" the previous Supreme Court rulings.
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Sex workers have rightly raised issues with its failure to meaningfully address their concerns.
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Some experts are skeptical the three companies can meaningfully lower costs and improve outcomes.
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" But Cipollone said Trump may participate if he is allowed to do so "meaningfully.
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And companies should release reports that meaningfully demonstrate their progress toward those diversity goals.
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Facebook says its revenue growth will slow down "meaningfully" this year as a result.
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Only these governments can meaningfully change the mission, operations and capacity of this important institution.
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These are companies that won't—or can't—meaningfully crack down on extremism in broad terms.
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Glaser might contend that Fox denied Horowitz an opportunity to meaningfully respond to the allegations.
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Our analysis of a 20% sterling depreciation showed that Tesco's unhedged leverage would rise meaningfully.
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It doesn't cost you meaningfully more to do it, so why not take the plunge?
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In combination, these two programs meaningfully improved the customer experience of buying from independent sellers.
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And if recession chatter picks up meaningfully, losses in high-yield bonds could be big.
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Huawei, for its part, said the U.S. government's move could meaningfully hurt such American firms.
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But it has never meaningfully explained the value of what it's giving us in return.
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Caroline looked at her meaningfully, then turned her attention back to her baby, the pond.
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The existing version of this laptop sells for $399.99, so this version is meaningfully cheaper.
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Perhaps it meant that America could finally start to talk clearly and meaningfully about food.
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For now, even strident Democratic activists can't tell if their investments meaningfully shifted the tide.
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Would a strong FDP in opposition or in government meaningfully change German's policy on Brexit?
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Or would they meaningfully address the problems plaguing their industry and American society at large?
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Facebook executives said the moves would meaningfully restrict bad actors from interfering with foreign elections.
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Tiffany has decided not to "meaningfully increase" retail prices in China for now, it said.
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The hospital operator's revenue also came in above forecasts, citing meaningfully improved 2018 financial performance.
|
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But ad load could "come down meaningfully" after mid-2017, Wehner said at that time.
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So how can men engage with this cultural moment and participate meaningfully in the conversation?
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It makes sense that a significant reduction in supply will meaningfully affect the price now.
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Here are four ways you can help efforts that are meaningfully addressing the water crisis.
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Doctors who fail to install and "meaningfully use" CEHRT are penalized with reduced Medicare payments.
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According to critics, Pier 1 Imports is failing to meaningfully distinguish itself from its competitors.
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Since the Great Recession, for example, the economy's growth has failed to meaningfully lift inflation.
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And the fact is, meaningfully cutting taxes will almost always benefit the rich the most.
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When agencies have issued unlawful guidance, it has often been impossible to meaningfully constrain them.
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If removed or meaningfully tampered with, there must be mass, popular, peaceful support of both.
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They did make it slightly taller, but it's not meaningfully taller than an iPhone 7.
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The auto industry isn't meaningfully threatened by ride-hailing or new companies making electric vehicles.
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But emphasising heightened risks rather than cutting forecasts meaningfully may be the rulebook, for now.
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Glassdoor recommends having specific examples prepared to show ways you have contributed meaningfully at work.
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There is very little evidence, Polikoff says, that the law meaningfully narrowed the achievement gap.
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A year later none of these things have happened; few have even been meaningfully attempted.
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They also keep every student meaningfully occupied, in roles that range from chaplain to dishwasher.
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" But it said the estate's representative, the Wylie Agency, "never meaningfully engaged in a negotiation.
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The gist: How do you meaningfully punish a company as enormous and profitable as Facebook?
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According to critics, Pier 1 Imports has failed to meaningfully distinguish itself from its competitors.
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The aim is to test if the treatment "meaningfully improves" the health of Medicare beneficiaries.
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She's taking serious heat in domestic politics for not meaningfully distancing Britain from Trump's America.
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Indeed, profit growth has meaningfully topped analyst expectations in the first half of the year.
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Etsy committed in 2017 to "meaningfully increase representation" and put numbers to that last February.
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According to Roach, progress on trade with China will not meaningfully rev up global growth.
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First, the FAA must be appropriately funded and empowered to engage meaningfully alongside industry stakeholders.
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The market went from meaningfully overpriced, not a record, but overpriced, to average price today.
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"We expect the general bond selloff to continue and yields to rise meaningfully," he said.
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The agencies must consider and then meaningfully respond to those comments when finalizing the rule.
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There are no signs the government is taking steps to meaningfully address these underlying concerns.
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He has done nothing to meaningfully fix the systemic accountability problems at the Police Department.
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Thapar, perhaps the country's most prominent television journalist, was suddenly unable to meaningfully cover politics.
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We will continue to cover work that touches us and comments meaningfully on important issues.
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Furthermore, there's little evidence that solitary meaningfully improves safety for staff in prisons and jails.
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Whether other rich countries will commit meaningfully to Mrs Merkel's plan for Africa is still uncertain.
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This spring, Ray added a curveball—or at least separated his curveball meaningfully from his slider.
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"We believe Target shares could perform much better if the company meaningfully reduces expectations," Zolidis said.
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Because hate violence terrorizes entire communities, it requires community-wide interventions to meaningfully mitigate the harm.
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How can interactivity be meaningfully added in a way that audiences can readily understand and use?
|
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A Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that including such content would not meaningfully change the numbers.
|
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Semantic parsing also ensued over whether the modifier "meaningful" is significantly (or meaningfully) different from "significant".
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Should hiking meaningfully slow the economy, the Fed could find itself directly targeted by President Trump.
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Nor has it been able to meaningfully bolster this economic success with political and military tools.
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After all, a decade of monetary stimulus has not meaningfully eased the economic funk, many argue.
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And hasn't been meaningfully hacked (well, barring attacks by identical twins/strikingly similar looking family members).
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The problem is that Google's AI is too stupid to be meaningfully helpful at this stage.
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It is a fact that will never go away, and that she has never meaningfully addressed.
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Sears also said it would look at options to meaningfully reduce cash interest payments in 2018.
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Without recognition of the complexities of identity, tech companies will remain incapable of meaningfully tackling inclusion.
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They had failed to provide opportunities for women of color to participate meaningfully in the conference.
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One is that sometimes-mixed evidence of whether they actually improve meaningfully over traditional public schools.
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Revenue also beat forecasts, and Tenet said it had meaningfully improved its financial performance during 2018.
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Twitter has been rightly dragged through the mud for failing to meaningfully address its harassment crisis.
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Two years later, though, the SEC concluded those samples were not enough to be meaningfully assessed.
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Moreover, I've long said that economic and market growth could not withstand meaningfully higher interest rates.
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"History shows M&A activity meaningfully slows nine to 13 months following an inversion," Shafir said.
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He told CNBC this year's projections are "meaningfully above last year's," but declined to comment further.
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This law authorized subsidies to hospitals and professionals to adopt and meaningfully use certified EHR technology.
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When it comes to the CFPB, though, Congress' ability to meaningfully demand accountability is conspicuously lacking.
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The United States does not possess the capability to ultimately alter the outcomes meaningfully in Afghanistan.
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Bottom line: Tesla stock has risen meaningfully over the past week, but Maley sees trouble ahead.
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That means presenting all costs and benefit estimates in a manner that can be compared meaningfully.
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Banks do not always offer granular details on businesses that do not contribute meaningfully to earnings.
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"Internet companies demonstrating revenue reacceleration tend not to meaningfully underperform in the following quarter," DiClemente said.
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Some recent research suggests that only attitudes toward civil rights and gender equality are meaningfully affected.
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"It is unlikely that fiscal uncertainty will be meaningfully resolved by the March meeting," said Bullard.
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Hats off to the administration for launching its strategy; now it's time to meaningfully implement it.
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Historically, HY spreads do not increase meaningfully until after the Fed has concluded its tightening cycle.
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At that time the marquee investment firms would invest in that phase and be meaningfully involved.
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Amazon may decide it's not worth fighting for a deal that doesn't meaningfully affect its business.
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"It's a part of our effort to connect more meaningfully with younger consumer groups," he said.
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He categorically denies the notion that Amazon can meaningfully explain the flux in the retail space.
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There was maybe a small advantage to oestrogen, but it was not meaningfully different, Joffe says.
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CITs have been around for nearly a century, but have only grown meaningfully in recent years.
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Just as meaningfully, the film gets at the essential question of sports: Why do they matter?
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The filmmakers try to complicate Tommy, including with some self-referential layering that never meaningfully develops.
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And that means that putting small barriers between them and suicide methods can meaningfully prevent suicides.
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Don't be afraid of setbacks, because if you're not failing, you're probably not meaningfully winning either.
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If we break meaningfully through that we could end up having a sharp and swift decline.
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Developers (and players) have complained that Steam simply has too many games to meaningfully sort through.
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So withdrawing from the Paris deal should not meaningfully change that political calculus, in this view.
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Meaningfully, it ends in 1991, the year that Ms. Dash's masterpiece, "Daughters of the Dust," opened.
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JPMORGAN CHASE CFO SAYS FIXED INCOME AND EQUITIES BUSINESSES PERFORMING "MEANINGFULLY" BETTER THAN FOURTH QUARTER 2018
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Yet most meaningfully, both are largely associated with early and exceedingly lucrative investments in Chinese companies.
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Keep your finger on the pulse of your industry, and look for ways to meaningfully innovate.
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" But Cipollone said President Donald Trump may participate if he is allowed to do so "meaningfully.
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Specifically, we think revenue and gross profit growth slow meaningfully in '20 and the multiple compresses.
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Trump has also managed to meaningfully advance his political agenda through the courts and federal agencies.
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There's not much in here to look at and say the labor market is slowing meaningfully.
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All my life I longed to connect meaningfully to others, but felt I didn't know how.
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The Economist: Are there any legal reforms that would meaningfully protect privacy in the digital era?
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Each new addition to the franchise can't be meaningfully different enough to mess with the brand.
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If battery life can be meaningfully addressed then many, many people will be very happy indeed.
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Getting Tehran to meaningfully constrain, let alone give up, such programs will be difficult at best.
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What rationale could there be for characterizing the latter as "not meaningfully better" than the former?
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The voter ID debate essentially involves Republicans whipping themselves into a panic over a problem that doesn't meaningfully affect their chances of winning elections, and then passing laws that whip Democrats into a panic over a problem that also doesn't meaningfully affect their chances of winning elections.
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It's hard to know if this fancy technology speak amounts to a meaningfully different experience for now.
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Instagram and video ads are expected to begin to contribute meaningfully to Facebook's revenues starting this year.
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The elevation of our habits to sacred acts aims to reappraise what counts as time meaningfully spent.
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Major League Baseball believes in its own significance—the idea that it is meaningful, and meaningfully American.
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He added that it's unclear whether the curtailments have meaningfully reduced a glut of oil in storage.
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For the upper middle class, these services have provided more transport options, but without meaningfully reducing congestion.
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We see it in her latest video, too — a meaningfully fresh take on so-called "incel" communities.
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"I'm confident that capital markets are going to shut down meaningfully for an extended period," McDonald said.
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According to Maley, if the ETF can meaningfully break above $70, there could be more gains ahead.
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And the probability you will outlive your money meaningfully decreases if you wait to take Social Security.
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Yet Captain Marvel's fundamental storytelling issues make it impossible for the movie to deliver meaningfully on that.
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This wasn't meaningfully different from non-obese people after researchers accounted for whether patients had vascular injury.
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Fitch believes CBN's licensing alone is unlikely to change the competitive landscape of the telecoms industry meaningfully.
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Walgreens' share price is higher and will contribute more meaningfully to the 30-stock index, it said.
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The short period of the newly acquired production would not meaningfully impact the forecast, the company said.
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They were also skeptical the commitments were of sufficient scale to meaningfully change the bleak economic outlook.
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But it's unclear how much funding would be included and whether that could meaningfully fill the gap.
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At the same time, Services revenue meaningfully exceeded our expectation and appears poised to continue growing quickly.
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This is, the researchers say, the most significant example of AI collaborating meaningfully with humans yet created.
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There's no denying the fact the stalemate in Afghanistan can only meaningfully be overcome through peace talks.
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Like Superfund, federal regulations governing hardrock mining on public lands have not been meaningfully revised since 1980.
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Things did not calm down much on Thursday, but the S&P 500 did not decline meaningfully.
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We cannot meaningfully address the challenges facing our ocean until we address the dismissal of climate science.
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They are unlikely to meaningfully affect the overall crime rate or generate meaningful gains in public safety.
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They have to meaningfully protect against a hateful ideology that has resulted in countless acts of violence.
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If renewables can meaningfully solve their reliability and intermittency issues, then coal's raison d'être may well evaporate.
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But only a slim majority expect U.S. wage growth to pick up meaningfully before the next recession.
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My concern is that everybody getting along and sending letters back and forth doesn't meaningfully do that.
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Strangely enough, Cramer didn't see many of those bearish theories meaningfully weighing on stocks in Monday's session.
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There are definitive reasons why: many centers do not have the ability to meaningfully collect good data.
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They were teammates in rookie ball that summer before their paths quickly diverged, intersecting intermittently but meaningfully.
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It now lacks the ability to meaningfully function in the run-up to the 28500 presidential election.
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If the Democrats are serious about winning in 2020, they need to more meaningfully invest in organizing.
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But it doesn't appears as though Aetna had changed Mr. Bertolini's compensation meaningfully before the CVS deal.
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The concept was first meaningfully articulated in a landmark 1989 Supreme Court decision, Department of Justice v.
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The bid "meaningfully undervalues HP and disproportionately benefits Xerox shareholders," Chairman Chip Bergh said in a statement.
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So when things do not go the way they had hoped, it's meaningfully different for many women.
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"I said I want to be able to contribute meaningfully," Mr. Weiss said in a telephone interview.
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Companies with higher rates of employee engagement have been shown to meaningfully outperform those with low engagement.
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" She added, "I don't see this meaningfully affecting the government's ability to bring significant public corruption cases.
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Perhaps now we meaningfully engage our Baltic allies and take the information warfare fight to the Russians?
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That is insufficient to meaningfully reduce poverty or South Africa's high unemployment rate of around 27 percent.
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And banks have meaningfully outperformed real estate investment trusts since recession fears started to fade last year.
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The NOPAIN Act provides lawmakers the opportunity to meaningfully reduce rates of opioid addiction in this country.
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And by themselves, they profoundly fail to address the current opioid epidemic and meaningfully curtail its impact.
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However, there are ways to meaningfully explore the world without sacrificing your career or your financial goals.
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However, Bank of America said the amount of new cases is declining meaningfully in the past week.
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Ultimately, the likelihood it actually hurts the economy enough to drive stock prices meaningfully lower is limited.
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All too often, Wilkinson writes, contemporary faith-based films don't deal meaningfully with the challenges of faith.
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It is important to understand just how little of the Mueller report has been meaningfully digested and understood.
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The transcription quality was far from perfect — but it wasn't meaningfully worse than anything else on the market.
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So our narrative, in order to belong more meaningfully to its day, must reflect that in the end.
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Breaking meaningfully above the $30 level would be very positive for the group often hinged on economic conditions.
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GIF: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)It's incredibly hard to take a great design and make it meaningfully better.
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But what if such reflections had taken place more meaningfully before pushing video so heavily on the site?
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This would result in flying planes that were substantially less full, on average, without meaningfully reducing operating costs.
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He added that it is unclear whether the curtailments have meaningfully reduced a glut of oil in storage.
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"Secretary Clinton's tax proposals would raise substantial revenue and make the tax system meaningfully more progressive," Moody's said.
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"There are no facts which we can address meaningfully," he told after meeting German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas.
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In the past, Democrats wouldn't have meaningfully invested in an Alabama Senate race — or fielded a strong candidate.
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Rogue One and Solo, are each good stories, but they don't meaningfully add to the backbone Skywalker saga.
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Twitter's daily audience is growing, but the company hasn't added meaningfully to its monthly user base in years.
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But coming out for $23.7 would disappoint activists without meaningfully appeasing employer groups who oppose any increase whatsoever.
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At least not meaningfully, though year-over-year revenue growth has declined each of the past four quarters.
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Fitch does not expect exposure to increase meaningfully as Arrow focuses on growing the number of SMB customers.
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The unfortunately reality, however, is that this mess isn't likely to get meaningfully better for a long time.
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As a result were able to moderate expense growth meaningfully in our early years as a public company.
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There is deep skepticism that the current attention will push Facebook to meaningfully address the problems in Myanmar.
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It's called "hyperbolic discounting," and behavioral economists plead that we meaningfully overvalue money now, unfairly discounting money later.
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At one point, the bond market was expecting inflation picking up meaningfully, and it gave up the ghost.
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In other words, to participate meaningfully in modern life, you have to let corporations walk all over you.
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Perhaps most importantly, seven companies have been allowed off the list for meaningfully reversing their ties to Trump.
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Since Trump's election, however, hopes that Trump would meaningfully crack down on lobbyists' power have all but vanished.
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For example, Asher feels she can meaningfully improve experiential outcomes by advising about pacing and use of space.
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To meaningfully reduce defaults, we should encourage innovation and experimentation at all stages of the loan life cycle.
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"However, a deeper analysis shows that growth has already inflected meaningfully in almost every product category," he wrote.
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There are other areas where states may have jurisdiction, but meaningfully solving the problem requires a nationwide approach.
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They think that they can opt out of the tracking that you're performing — they can't meaningfully opt out.
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Instead, we show them as a way to help think meaningfully about the differences among gun death rates.
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If the SMH rolls over and begins declining meaningfully, it should lead the broader group lower with it.
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Other countries have effectively managed their deficits and debt by meaningfully restraining the major drivers of their spending.
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They think that they can opt out of the tracking that you're performing -- they can't meaningfully opt out.
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"By modernizing these systems we will meaningfully improve the lives of tens of millions of Americans," Kushner said.
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The last time I meaningfully tried a form of exercising that wasn't running was, in fact, Wii Fit.
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"It adds complication without meaningfully increasing the security," of the data, he told Motherboard in a Twitter message.
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"I mean this in the sense that we can move away meaningfully" from near-zero rates, Harker added.
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I just want to meaningfully share all of today's experiences and my pizza with you—my new friends.
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Recently, Kokonas decided the best way to meaningfully effect change was to troll the shit out of OpenTable.
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The options become a way for the employees to meaningfully participate in a company's upside should they succeed.
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EPA will no longer regulate wetlands unless they are "physically and meaningfully connected" to waters under EPA jurisdiction.
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The Pew poll is not a guarantee that the President won't get his approval rating to rise meaningfully.
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"Wireless fundamentals are meaningfully improving, following a heightened wave of aggressive competitive activity in recent years," Niknam said.
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The divertissements, consisting of dances, choruses and solo songs, provide entertainment yet often relate meaningfully to the action.
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Nothing Ms. Burgess gives Sydney to say connects meaningfully to the daily lives of people outside the Beltway.
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The Supreme Court, however, did not address the "meaningfully close personal relationship" requirement outlined by the Second Circuit.
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But household furniture is one of the few categories that has yet to be meaningfully upended by technology.
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Bond investors were unfazed by Tuesday's consumer price index reading, which showed inflation picked up meaningfully in July.
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"Rarely do you get the chance to end something and end it as meaningfully and satisfyingly," said Markus.
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The country's bleak prospects have improved in recent years, but not enough to meaningfully lift its citizens' fortunes.
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And what does it take to meaningfully lead a remote workforce, especially in a time of mass change?
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"The growth rate of GCP was meaningfully higher than that of Cloud overall," Porat said on the call.
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Also, what constitutes an offset and how to measure and meaningfully track their progress will be a challenge.
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The president is not going to meaningfully alter the trajectory of the stock market by downplaying the realities.
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There's also no guarantee that lawmakers' efforts will result in effective regulation, or meaningfully change the status quo.
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A step toward immersion, but there's no way to meaningfully immerse yourself in, essentially, a cool YouTube video.
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The agencies must also provide opportunities for public input, and then meaningfully respond to any input they receive.
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After three episodes, the series has yet to prove that it is capable of meaningfully developing that material.
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Many today struggle to maintain eye contact, pay full undivided attention to others, and meaningfully interact in person.
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Gillibrand said a new data protection agency would "create and meaningfully enforce" data protection and privacy rights federally.
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The company told workers the bonus "did not meaningfully improve quality," according to an email obtained by Motherboard.
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Only one group has meaningfully supported this statute since the beginning of Ghana's transition to democracy in 1992.
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To state the obvious, dedicating a month to the issue has done nothing to meaningfully address human trafficking.
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Analysts don't expect that President Donald Trump's moves to slash environmental regulations will meaningfully revive the coal industry.
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"The stock price is indicating that this environment is about to change meaningfully in a very favorable direction."
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There is a move to meaningfully weaken democracies in nations in Eastern Europe such as Poland and Hungary.
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Disrupting these programs won't meaningfully reduce federal spending, but it will permit chronic conditions to grow in prevalence.
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"The yield curve proceeded to fully flatten by Dec 2005, before turning meaningfully inverted in 2006," he added.
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It is the first federal agency to meaningfully supervise debt collectors, and it has made a crucial difference.
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But that is not a defense if the judiciary itself can't meaningfully address unacceptable behavior in its ranks.
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"And when it does, [it] will fall meaningfully short of original fiscal stimulus and tax cut level ambitions."
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"The Ring" was both horrifying and meaningfully divergent from its source material, a Japanese book and film series.
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Under those conditions, the ethicists ask, is it even possible to meaningfully consent to an experiment like this?
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By definition, you can not perfectly automate a process for creating special things meaningfully different than one another.
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Meanwhile, none of the four recent Democratic appointees, whether "moderate" or liberal, have moved meaningfully rightward during their tenures.
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"It's clear that US burger-sector same-store sales have decelerated meaningfully," Kalinowski wrote in a recent research note.
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Now stay alert, as you, too, will have an opportunity to dramatically and meaningfully break from tradition this month.
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Despite landmark General Data Protection (GDPR) legislation in the EU this May, not much has meaningfully changed since then.
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Given the deep divisions within the Republican Party, it's hard to see how the factions meaningfully unite in Cleveland.
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There is no way to meaningfully parse the role of Jewish women in film without talking about Barbra Streisand.
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Consumer advocates say the law could meaningfully improve online privacy without losing what people like best about the internet.
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"I think risk-off comes back in vogue because the dollar would appreciate meaningfully in that context," he said.
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"Most of us are convinced" that the tax bill will meaningfully increase the growth rate of the economy, Sen.
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Optivolt's technology "seamlessly integrates into everyday products, so you don't have to change the product design meaningfully," he insists.
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Sure, there was Michonne and Spencer talking meaningfully about Home and Family when they weren't putting down Zombie Deanna.
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Another big shareholder, Driehaus Capital Management LLC, said in March that AMC's $30 per share offer meaningfully undervalued Carmike.
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However, annual FCF should improve meaningfully to the $450 million range as Project K cash costs subside in 2017.
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One of the key limitations of AR currently is that AR objects cannot interact meaningfully in a 3D space.
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Given the large growth opportunity for UBER, it's concerning to see growth decelerate meaningfully over the past several quarters.
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Some oddities to note: Most emoji don't start meaningfully populating in search until you input two or three characters.
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So far China, United States and Pakistan have struggled to persuade the Afghan Taliban to meaningfully embrace the talks.
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"I mean this in the sense that we can move away meaningfully from the zero lower bound," Harker added.
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This hampers innovation and causes people to leave those communities, as they're unable to participate meaningfully in remote work.
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Experts say there is no way around it: In order to meaningfully address homelessness, more housing must be built.
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Judge Bates saw the new missive—a scant three pages—as failing to "elaborate meaningfully" on the administration's rationale.
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Kaepernick has vowed not to stand for the anthem until the injustices he has enumerated have been meaningfully addressed.
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But today millions of American lack the broadband access that they need to meaningfully participate in the digital age.
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This is one key reason why we project real GDP growth to slow meaningfully this year compared to last.
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Investors are confronting the possibility that Treasury yields may not meaningfully recover from their decades-long decline anytime soon.
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American investments are enabling millions of people to live healthy lives and contribute meaningfully to their societies and economies.
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They shook hands cheerfully, eyed each other warily, touched arms awkwardly and locked eyes meaningfully across a crowded theater.
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You need a proper mix of holding individuals meaningfully accountable and making sure companies are incentivized to police individuals.
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We assess the group on a consolidated basis because the individual operating entities' credit profiles cannot be meaningfully disentangled.
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These distributors are completely fragmented, and the quality of fresh ingredients varies meaningfully from one distributor to the next.
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Congress responded by enacting the America Creating Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote Excellence in Technology, Education, and Science (COMPETES) Act.
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" Swinburne added that a deceleration of ad revenue growth "meaningfully reduces the company's ability to drive any operating leverage.
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They occasionally criticize his words, but they do not meaningfully punish him, as Christopher Mathias of HuffPost has noted.
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Scott Hodge, president of the foundation, said permanent expensing is needed if Trump wants to meaningfully boost economic growth.
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But after the agents leave, it is difficult for the government to meaningfully penalize businesses that hire unauthorized immigrants.
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Mr. Trump and senior officials have also said that the deal does not meaningfully limit its ballistic missile program.
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The law may not change things meaningfully, said Donald Clarke, a specialist in Chinese law at George Washington University.
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But what is surprising is how few candidates address the issues that affect black communities or meaningfully court them.
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In fact, it makes it rather easy to masquerade at being passionately and meaningfully committed to political change. Why?
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This is a moment to move away from policies that don't contribute meaningfully to human survival around the globe.
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And a lot of these performers had never been meaningfully south to have a meaningful relationship with black people.
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For example, Facebook still has yet to meaningfully monetize many of its biggest acquisitions (Instagram is the notable exception).
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But the coal industry's decline has left things precarious, and he's been thinking through ways to meaningfully offer help.
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"The percentage of gun owners with formal firearm training hasn't meaningfully changed since then," when it was 56 percent.
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Some will see that as a positive; it's been awhile since Zelda dungeons have meaningfully pushed back on players.
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Judge Castel's decision whether to instruct the jury that the relationship must be "meaningfully close" might tip the scales.
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Furthermore, the Fed is central to the forecast as financial conditions have meaningfully loosened in the last six weeks.
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Data showed Turkey's current account surplus in November failed to meaningfully top a forecast by economists Reuters had polled.
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Additionally, Trump's lawyers also argued that the litigation wouldn't "meaningfully change" if the New York officials' motion was granted.
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For presidential power to meaningfully expand, it is not enough for a president to simply make a power grab.
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Clinton and Sanders have profoundly different political styles and have adopted meaningfully distinct stances on the issues in 2016.
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Age and, to a much lesser extent, education were the only areas that meaningfully deviated from the top line.
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So while the Stelvio seems to have a better reliability track record, it hasn't meaningfully improved on the Giulia Quadrifoglio.
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The pressures on banks have eased meaningfully since the days of the hardliners when banking was being de facto nationalized.
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"We updated News Feed to help people meaningfully connect with friends and family first," a Facebook spokesperson explained VICE News.
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But she'll have to prove it in Iowa or New Hampshire, where Sanders is still polling meaningfully ahead of her.
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" Porat said on Monday that capital expenditures will increase this year but "at a meaningfully lower rate than in 2018.
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It is too much with us to be meaningfully present to us, to feed into the life of our imaginations.
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In her report, Apstein called out the Astros decision and their unwillingness to meaningfully deal with Osuna's domestic violence case.
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Patients are unlikely to understand (or read) the form, nor will admissions clerks be equipped to discuss its implications meaningfully.
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The ACA did not meaningfully touch the pharmaceutical industry's business or patent practices, and those companies have reaped record profits.
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After several minutes, it would then give you an answer that typically did not improve meaningfully on Google search results.
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A few times, lawmakers managed to meaningfully press the CEO on issues like possible expansion of search efforts in China.
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"Project Include started as dinner brainstorming sessions on how to make tech meaningfully more diverse," Pao said in a release.
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I mean the buyer's stock price is now up meaningfully so then can now meet the price of the seller.
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The median survival rate for stage 4 patients is just three years, a number that hasn't changed meaningfully in decades.
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But another is that you might believe that you have no ability to meaningfully affect the lives of distant strangers.
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"We expect the market to meaningfully swing in favor of buyers within the next two to three years," she said.
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If endless accumulation of data is the central logic of the industry, can we really expect anything to meaningfully change?
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Blinding cases—removing the race of the suspect from the information provided to the prosecutor—would meaningfully reduce prosecutorial bias.
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Also, he said, efforts are needed to meaningfully address the broader systemic factors that shape food environments, access and availability.
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But we're sure the podcast format will allow a wider, on-the-go audience to meaningfully engage with Zuck's content.
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" He added that for equities "to move meaningfully higher from here, we think valuations would need to be cheaper first.
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"To meaningfully close the gap, organisations need to develop a culture of equality at work," Pearce told CNBC via email.
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The usefulness of this is to help you better gauge what is a meaningfully low or high P/E ratio.
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To meaningfully support those living with rare diseases and disorders, consider these nine tips from people within the community. 63.
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But the moment someone calls attention to the issue, the government's reaction isn't to try to address the issue meaningfully.
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Sadly, this means we will be saying goodbye to 53 talented Nerds, who have all contributed meaningfully to building NerdWallet.
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While mortgage rates are yet to rise meaningfully from their historic lows, a future spike is likely on the horizon.
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If stock moves meaningfully higher, think likely from M&A (more speculation or takeout) or markets valuing higher 'frictionless' franchises.
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The trader also closed out of his position in Rio Tinto, after the stock failed to move meaningfully, he said.
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"The year saw our consumer businesses attain a threshold, wherefrom they will start contributing meaningfully to consolidated profits," he said.
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Less indelible is Mr. Clark's depiction of young love, which has the dancers too often gazing meaningfully into the horizon.
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"If demand for new products does not rebound meaningfully, we would expect further downside to our estimates," the analyst added.
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It means that whatever they do, they should be able to engage in it fully and reflect on it meaningfully.
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Neither one of those laws succeeded in meaningfully reducing irregular border crossings (in fact, unauthorized immigration surged in their wake).
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"Unfortunately, everything thing I've heard indicates that the president's proposal will fail to meaningfully address our infrastructure crisis," said Rep.
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The real human interest story about Lucia Perillo is how much of the world she spills meaningfully onto the page.
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This is because it takes a while for changes in corporate tax law to meaningfully impact behavior and decision-making.
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And her moderate positions have made it hard for Brat to meaningfully ding her as too liberal for the district.
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The results "meaningfully beat even the highest of expectations," J.P. Morgan analyst Anupam Rama wrote in a note to clients.
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To the Editor: Washington State's coming vote on carbon taxes exemplifies the power of people to attack climate change meaningfully.
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But perhaps the most meaningfully located are the books perched above the chair where I sit when I can't write.
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By using conversational platforms, they can connect more meaningfully with their customers and find out precisely what's on their mind.
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"Investors can account for firms' social and sustainable practices without meaningfully changing the expected return of their portfolios," he said.
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These themes are more teased than developed, though, and the play's two very disparate strands fail to twine together meaningfully.
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Yet I have to believe that a playwright as sophisticated as Mr. Pierce has made these baffling, disruptive choices meaningfully.
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There are, of course, groups, including distributed global companies and disabled communities, who have long been meaningfully connecting from afar.
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While none of this meaningfully shifted attention away from the White House, two standout moments traveled well on social media.
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But people aren't meaningfully free unless they have some security and some option to say no — that is, some power.
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The hedge fund argued that the company's earnings per share figure had not meaningfully improved over the last five years.
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Like NE corridor, where with a little bit of effort we can meaningfully create a superb experience for customers there.
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The facts are not meaningfully in dispute, because Mr. Sondland's testimony corroborates the accounts of multiple strong and reliable witnesses.
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He appeared in a moody music video in which he wore a gelled pompadour and stared meaningfully at the ocean.
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Under CAATSA, the United States has threatened to sanction countries that do not meaningfully reduce their arms imports from Russia.
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"None of the research has shown any of these approaches to delivering care has meaningfully addressed cost," Dr. Werner said.
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"We believe a search preference menu is an excellent way to meaningfully increase consumer choice if designed properly," he said.
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Falk (20 of 25 passing, 198 yards) gave the offense some life but could not meaningfully rally the somnolent Jets.
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The value of the company and its ability to contribute meaningfully to a settlement was evaporating, the company's lawyers said.
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Saudi Arabia is ruled by an absolute monarchy that does not meaningfully share power or even allow women to drive.
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Sadly, there is no evidence that Medicare for All would do anything to meaningfully contain the growing cost of care.
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If this partnership is to meaningfully improve healthcare delivery, it needs to include more than the employees of these companies.
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Underlying every investment is an actionable plan for how that company can meaningfully contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gases.
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That fleet size improves the economic picture for the startup and will begin to meaningfully impact transportation in that city.
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If the currency of a nation declines meaningfully over a sustained period, it creates significant problems for that nation's economy.
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But, she added, she'd like to see the conversation move "very strongly" toward figuring out how to meaningfully reduce emissions.
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All three test group stocks will be quoted in $0.05 increments, but other details between the groups will differ meaningfully.
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Improving operations, a stable operating environment and an ability to consistently generate meaningfully positive FCF support the company's credit profile.
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Jefferies highlighted the need for retail banks to invest meaningfully in the digital evolution, and compete with these start-ups.
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That number could be meaningfully higher this year, but it's still small enough that many have direct exposure to candidates.
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It says it was "meaningfully" profitable in 2019 as measured by Ebitda, a gauge of profits that excludes some expenses.
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That "Too Funny to Fail" doesn't meaningfully reckon with the insidious sexism within comedy is not much of a ding.
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We've decreased ability to meaningfully communicate, and we want everything — things, experiences, gratification — delivered to us at Amazon Prime speed.
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But what the past two weeks show is that the world is starting to gesture meaningfully in the right direction.
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We've been doing this for 40 years and median wages have not meaningfully budged, and yet ... The rich get richer.
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"Project Include started as dinner brainstorming sessions on how to make tech meaningfully more diverse," Pao said in a statement.
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Everyone will benefit deeply and meaningfully from sharing — even those of us who stand to lose an initial competitive advantage.
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First, if you've paid any attention to the Trump campaign since the beginning, the document contains no meaningfully new revelations.
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How will they meaningfully engage in the issues that affect us all if this sector of culture is cordoned off?
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A great example are insecticidal bednets for malaria, a highly effective intervention that can meaningfully prevent infections and save lives.
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A party that is not meaningfully restrained by shared norms of conduct cannot long be legally or democratically restrained either.
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Poetry and engagement with the humanities not only enhance a doctor's empathy, but are requisite to all of us living meaningfully.
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That doesn't clarify how severe of a carbon tax would be needed to meaningfully reduce emissions and scale back climate change.
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Though less visible, much of the impact of machine learning will be of this type — quietly but meaningfully improving core operations.
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But it's hard to explain how they're meaningfully different than the fancy TVs we were excited about at CES last year.
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Since then, he's edged above 50% four times, but this is the first time it's been meaningfully over the 50% line.
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The proposed disposal demonstrates that Wanda is finally able to meaningfully execute its long-signalled intention to become more asset light.
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Spiegel & Co have continuously innovated and user growth has not meaningfully slowed in response to changes in the service so far.
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Here are some initial steps you can take to meaningfully advocate for getting girls into computer science in your own community.
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Arbitrarily born between borders, Bitnation proponents believe that humans are "geographical prisoners" who cannot meaningfully choose our government or its services.
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While our trading partners' economies have meaningfully improved, America's approach to trade failed to adjust, leading to increasingly large trade deficits.
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In addition to his passion, Wozniak says there were really two counterintuitive factors that meaningfully contributed to his innovation at Apple.
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But all of that information was already available through other channels, and it isn't meaningfully affected by the new FCC rules.
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Second, build new experiences that meaningfully improve people's lives today and set the stage for even bigger improvements in the future.
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With these actions we meaningfully accelerate our subscription and SaaS offerings and expand our ability to enable our customers' digital transformation.
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DAVID FABER: What's the number going to look like when we start to really look at them meaningfully contributing to earnings?
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But Trump's crimes and Trump's policies are difficult to meaningfully cleave apart—compartmentalization leaves the political realities underpinning both poorly understood.
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JPMorgan strategists believe that while leveraged accounts have broadly unwound their short dollar bets, asset managers "have yet to meaningfully capitulate".
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And at the moment, China does not figure meaningfully into Morgan Stanley's investment for the "MVP stocks" — MasterCard, Visa, and PayPal.
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Were the country open to talking meaningfully about relations between Buddhists and Muslims, the films could form part of the discussion.
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That said, the stock fell 5.7 percent Thursday, as the firm indicated its ad load could "come down meaningfully " next year.
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We expect continued growth in non-interest bearing balances until banks begin to meaningfully increase rates offered on various deposit products.
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He didn't make the allegations of being unstable meaningfully better or worse, so he gets a 3 on this issue. (2).
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For the Fed, a change in the outlook for government spending will meaningfully alter the outlook for rates and the economy.
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That's important because bioenergy is the only renewable energy source that contributes meaningfully to providing cleaner power for transportation and heat.
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Entrepreneurs have to weave a story every day, often a story that differs slightly or meaningfully from reality at that moment.
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Machine Learning algorithms need to be limited by time in order to ingest data in sizes which can be processed meaningfully.
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Where Amazon will take it from here I couldn't say, nor would anyone respond meaningfully to my questions along these lines.
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This notwithstanding its demonstrated access to a variety of capital sources over time, which meaningfully mitigates refinancing risk in Fitch's view.
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Days Gone acts as though it's a game where its narrative and gameplay will meaningfully intersect, complementing and reflecting one another.
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Sanders wants to expand them, and only conservative ideologues (who are losing badly this cycle) want to roll them back meaningfully.
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But COO Sheryl Sandberg says that she doesn't see them contributing meaningfully to Facebook's bottom line for a few more years.
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In the meantime, the administration risks being stuck in no-man's land, neither meaningfully confronting Russia nor tangibly improving the relationship.
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"We could not meaningfully do this work without survivors," said John Cotton Richmond, anti-trafficking ambassador at the U.S. State Department.
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Indeed, though Amazon warehouse workers are obviously not getting rich, the company does pay meaningfully above minimum wage for those jobs.
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But the company warned in November that ad revenue growth will slow "meaningfully" in 2017 as it reaches maximum "ad load".
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Because they don't have the skills, they can't earn enough to save meaningfully to take time off in order to learn.
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Previte's excursion wasn't an exercise in disengaged cultural tourism; the trip represented an attempt to meaningfully engage with her own past.
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"Sales are still down quite a bit, but they've improved meaningfully," said Fersedi, who declined to share traffic and sales estimates.
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Our major concern was that we did not believe that the economy was strong enough to support meaningfully higher interest rates.
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And doubts about the sustainability of America's commitment to the Baltics, unfortunately, meaningfully raise the chances of a global nuclear war.
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House conservatives closed ranks around the American Health Care Act, after GOP leaders agreed to make it meaningfully more regressive; 2.
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But how, exactly, should those conversations and campaigns take form — in a way that can meaningfully reduce or eliminate racial prejudice?
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Sources say Campbell was assigned typical HR tasks rather than being given the opportunity to meaningfully build out Uber's diversity efforts.
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Stil, Berger told Motherboard that in order to meaningfully address the alt-right, we need to understand exactly how it works.
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Its success suggests that people are captivated by design that connects meaningfully with nature and helps to solve pressing environmental issues.
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Modern life has brought with it worries about spending our time meaningfully, and various, perhaps questionably effective, tactics for doing so.
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The report also fails to meaningfully address how climate change will affect national security requirements beyond the confines of military bases.
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Chose to believe it or not, climate change will meaningfully impact our lives in ways we are just beginning to understand.
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"This acquisition will allow us to quickly, efficiently and meaningfully increase our customerbase and expand internationally," Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said.
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The company said the bonus "did not meaningfully improve quality," and that the pay cut would go into effect this week.
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Your calendar hasn't meaningfully improved since the dawn of the App Store That's not to say that calendar apps don't work.
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"We see the FOMC decision as a meaningfully USD-negative signal and anticipate further declines," they wrote in a client note.
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I'm watching to see if the S&P 500 can break more meaningfully above its trend line from the January highs.
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Bond prices rose meaningfully on Wednesday, as the 10-year yield fell to the lowest level since just after the election.
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Unfortunately, beyond potential healthcare reforms currently in the political pipeline, the plan fails to meaningfully address the massive growth in entitlements.
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The ability of girls to love meaningfully, at least in the eyes of global society, hinges on their desirability to men.
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Forcing people to install solar panels may actually exacerbate grid problems, creating negative secondary impacts without meaningfully greening the electricity system.
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These technical implementation details aside, the real question is whether a public banking option could meaningfully fill the payday lending gap.
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The game touched meaningfully on mental illness, portraying a character who suffers from paranoia and difficulties separating real and imagined threats.
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"Kesha intends to continue participating in the creative process in the hopes she can meaningfully return to work," Mr. Petrocelli said.
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Will 300-ish Whole Foods stores be enough to compete meaningfully in the brick-and-mortar space against Walmart's 4000+ stores?
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Yet, as the four liberal justices took turns pointing out, neither of these goals is meaningfully advanced by this particular law.
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This process has been in place for 40 years and the Republican Party has never meaningfully objected to it — until now.
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Funding, printing, fulfillment, community-building — everything leading up to and supporting a book has shifted meaningfully, even if the containers haven't.
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Also the act of getting on a bike is meaningfully different than a slight step up to get on a scooter.
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Since then, talks have not progressed meaningfully, and the timetable for settling on a new agreement has been extended through 2018.
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And most meaningfully, he would be able to walk day after day, much of it alone, in search of new plants.
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It is not reasonable to expect people in this devastated region of Nashville to be able to meaningfully access the polls.
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With the virus continuing to spread, demand for transportation fuel is unlikely to rebound meaningfully in coming months, Morgan Stanley added.
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Bloomberg's presence in the race, in other words, is meaningfully increasing the odds of the outcome he says he doesn't want.
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"The coronavirus outbreak is now meaningfully impacting fundamentals," the firm's strategists led by Savita Subramanian wrote in a note to clients.
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Substantial differences in health deriving from socioeconomic status are a structural problem and can only be meaningfully addressed through structural changes.
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Practices historically deemed unacceptable by the African-American community, like "stop and frisk" and racial profiling, have also been meaningfully reduced.
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Most people don't see many opportunities to participate meaningfully in our political process, and many others feel alienated from it altogether.
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We do not assign a VR to BFCM as it is difficult to analyse this entity meaningfully in its own right.
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Rather than produce "socially focused" art that meaningfully engages with a community, Performa clearly preferred a model of co-opted storytelling.
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This investment is a significant milestone that will further our mission to help people stay active and spend their time meaningfully.
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The key factor fueling prices continues to be low supply, and it has not increased meaningfully in a few years now.
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The analysts also noted that many of AT&T's businesses are "meaningfully economically sensitive," including its wireline, wireless and DirecTV units.
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"The evidence indicates that modernizing our policy in this way will not meaningfully reduce readiness," he said in a written statement.
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The most recent proposal from Xerox "meaningfully undervalues HP, creates significant risk, and compromises HP's future," HP said in a statement.
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But, he added, "today's decision to target our News department journalists greatly hinders" efforts to meaningfully cover the news from China.
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After all, inflation has struggled to meaningfully exceed the Fed&aposs 2% target despite the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years.
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However, given the comparatively low position of the ratio, should capital ratios meaningfully decline, this could pressure the ratings or Outlook.
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And Afghan women themselves, too often patronized as mere victims, are best suited to meaningfully effect change and rebuild their country.
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But their lyrics never scan as meaningfully on the page as they do when Elias Bender Ronnenfelt snarls or screams them.
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But he said the company would engineer its payouts to make sure that workers make "meaningfully more" than they do now.
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But he said the company would engineer its payouts to make sure that workers make "meaningfully more" than they do now.
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"Changing culture meaningfully means approaching folks from the standpoint of 'these harmful ideas you are perpetuating need to go,'" she said.
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This tells me that the misguided racial education of these youths has not been meaningfully addressed in their homes or schools.
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The terrific story Ullmann told about her father and the phone call spoke sweetly and, I thought, meaningfully to that question.
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Apparel prices haven't gone up meaningfully in at least 7 years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' consumer price index.
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Kent calls the cult indoctrination process a "series of acquiescences" that gradually take away a person's ability to meaningfully change course.
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Though less visible, much of the impact of machine learning will be of this type – quietly but meaningfully improving core operations.
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Update: Hammond has a compelling argument that this actually would meaningfully raise benefits for the poorest Americans; see this Twitter thread.
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They see a system that makes it difficult for most citizens to participate meaningfully, or run for office, without financial resources.
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One of the biggest questions facing the American judiciary is whether the Constitution allows elected representatives to meaningfully regulate the national economy.
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The only remaining wall reference comes when a young girl looks meaningfully at a barbed wire fence in a bit of foreshadowing.
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While the repurchase authority has increased meaningfully, Fitch believes the firm's capital plans are prudent given the earnings capacity of the bank.
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Banks meaningfully lower their earnings growth rates when they give their money away and this does not create enthusiasm for their stocks.
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"The chances of Rolls-Royce meaningfully increasing its returns to shareholders in the years to come look much better now," he said.
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The move "will meaningfully dent the (Venezuelan) government's cashflow," wrote Risa Grais-Targow, Latin America director at Eurasia Group, a political consultancy.
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In order to continue rejecting applicants with criminal histories, landlords must now demonstrate that doing so would meaningfully protect safety or property.
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But given the weak signal, and with no computers to help with the analysis, his team wasn't able to meaningfully move forward.
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Moreover, MAA and its peers' development are meaningfully below the mid-to-high single digit exposures seen heading into the last downturn.
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So the single best way to mitigate security risks, they say, is to make sure they can meaningfully audit an election's result.
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But that returns program is going nationwide this summer, and Kohl's said it expects to meaningfully boost foot traffic and hopefully sales.
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Because of the lengthy recovery times in Italy, the bank to date has not been able to reduce its impaired loans meaningfully.
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In fact, Americans are maintaining their cars longer in part because the technology used to make and operate them has advanced meaningfully.
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We believe that Evergrande's high expenditure will continue to limit its operating cash flow generation and limit its ability to deleverage meaningfully.
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But the show tries to portray him as exceptional, while also exploring the theme of unworthiness, and the concepts never mesh meaningfully.
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This person suggested that the fund isn't likely to close with meaningfully more capital than that, and double the amount at most.
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As ruler, your job is to press the accelerator or brakes on a strategic progression that you can't meaningfully guide or steer.
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We know that programs funded by politically oriented charities can meaningfully change American public policy without much of any input from voters.
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Fortunately I do believe we're moving closer to days when there will be meaningfully different choices available to weird people like myself.
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All countries, including US allies in the deal, will need to start showing they're beginning to meaningfully reduce oil imports from Iran.
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An inability, an unwillingness to be "spun" can suggest singularity, honesty, obstinance, cunning, even cluelessness or pigheadedness – it can be meaningfully ambiguous.
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Sony's 1000X M3 is meaningfully better than both its predecessors as well as the vast majority of other wireless, noise-canceling headphones.
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"It&aposs hard to say there are clear signs that the North is employing a meaningfully different approach on denuclearization," Cha said.
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This means that they're already tested by years of Touch ID being around without the Secure Enclave being meaningfully unwrapped or compromised.
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If you think $100,000 in Facebook ads and $270,000 in Twitter ads meaningfully affected the multibillion-dollar U.S. election, you are delusional.
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"We can't imagine seeing U.S. comps [improve] meaningfully for the foreseeable future," Citi analyst Kate McShane told investors after the company's report.
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"Investors have concluded that we're not going to get meaningfully higher yields on safe assets," says David Riley, of BlueBay Asset Management.
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While these four stocks have bounced meaningfully from their December lows, they are still a good distance from their all-time highs.
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"Moreover, with dual export and property market downturns, we struggle to see how real demand for credit will increase meaningfully," it said.
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For instance, the process to source, underwrite and manage specialty finance deals can be meaningfully different when compared to traditional direct lending.
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However, the company said it expects higher realized prices for potash and phosphate in the second quarter and earnings to improve "meaningfully".
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But they say that until credit metrics start to deteriorate meaningfully, there is no reason to boost reserves or slash customer financing.
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"The 1 percent will be the only ones who meaningfully benefit on the backs of millions of already struggling Americans," she said.
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While Tepper likes Morgan Stanley relative to the rest of the bank stocks, he's not expecting the stock to move meaningfully higher.
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In his statement on Wednesday, Zuckerberg did not meaningfully clarify how Facebook will determine what stays on its platform and what goes.
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The hospital operator's revenue also came in above analysts' forecasts, and it said it had meaningfully improved its financial performance during 2018.
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When its deal to acquire the Oncor stake was announced, NextEra said it expected it would be meaningfully accretive to its earnings.
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Meanwhile, Currie forecasts that toward the third quarter a drop in capital expenditures will trickle through and reduce U.S. oil production meaningfully.
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Sometimes, no matter how meaningfully meant, words on a page aren't enough to help us take a step back from that terror.
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Equally difficult is meaningfully improving the security of soft targets, such as the public areas of airports, train stations and busy streets.
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"All of a sudden it appears we may close the gap with the U.S more meaningfully than we would've thought," said Taylor.
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In late March, the approval rating of the AHCA was roughly 17 percent; since then, Republicans have not meaningfully changed the bill.
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So, too, do those of the DA, which has failed to meaningfully improve many people's lives since it took control of Johannesburg.
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Adding Paris to that list would ensure this important agreement with the U.S.'s top two trade partners meaningfully addresses climate change.
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But the ways that status would meaningfully affect the club experience was still largely a mystery to most until this past weekend.
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And its proposed accountability system does not do nearly enough to actually hold institutions accountable or meaningfully improve transparency on student outcomes.
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They are designed to build a case for Mr Trump's impeachment, which means they must meaningfully shift public opinion about the president.
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Specialization, competition, innovation—none can meaningfully exist without educators having the freedom to engage in new and different ways of delivering education.
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But he said he asked Zuckerberg in a meeting on Monday how consumers can meaningfully consent to long and complex privacy agreements.
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Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Louise Chen said the data were "meaningfully better than expected by the Street" in a research note published Tuesday.
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Over the past two years, the social-networking firm has been racked by scandals — but this hasn't meaningfully damaged its fundamental business.
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"We expect debate over the size of the Fed's balance sheet to increase meaningfully into and out of end-2018," he added.
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But the Modi government's interest in protecting domestic, traditional retail channels will likely disrupt Amazon's further attempts to expand meaningfully in India.
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While both intend to address the tragic rise in targeted ambush attacks against police, neither would meaningfully help to resolve that problem.
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If the EEM breaks down further, this won't be a technically positive development, particularly if it breaks meaningfully below its February lows.
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"To meaningfully promote healthier eating, it is critical to encourage and track changes across the entire menu," she said in an email.
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The company needs to be incredibly focused on making sure that each year's new iPhone is meaningfully better than the previous one.
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We're witnessing an important reminder that the tools we build in Silicon Valley can meaningfully shift sources and forms of political power.
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Music is dialogue; the only way to meaningfully take part in the conversation is to be cognizant and respectful of the history.
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Meanwhile, newer entrants have yet to grow their slice of the pie to a point where they can meaningfully move the market.
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It turns out, well, it's hard to exercise choice meaningfully unless you are in a community where you can do that together.
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Most importantly, there is little evidence that the president's policies have meaningfully improved the fortunes of those "forgotten" Americans who elected him.
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And while resigning sooner, over something better, would have been welcome, the notion that it could have meaningfully improved outcomes is silly.
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They will have to get pretty high to meaningfully accelerate what is already an ongoing trend of decarbonization in the power sector.
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Mr. MacDonald's courage and candor spawned an idea for a group that he can meaningfully participate in, the Storytelling and Snacks Club.
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The notion that untrained Westerners can meaningfully better foreign communities is both unrealistic and based on an unspoken Western myth of superiority.
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So the easier it becomes to generate these communications, the more offices are deluged, and the harder it becomes to meaningfully respond.
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If anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism are meaningfully distinct (I think they are not), the human consequences of the latter are direr.
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Fortunately — and this is critical to remember — the number of parents able to meaningfully influence admissions with money are very, very few.
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They wanted to see whether the available research could tell us if lifting weights meaningfully affects the onset and severity of depression.
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It would leave us meaningfully worse off in terms of the ability for low-income people to get access to health insurance.
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From a retail perspective, commission-on-sales is up meaningfully both week-over-week and year-over-year in March, Box said.
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Even if one in a thousand intelligent life-forms in space generates a million-year civilization, the value of L increases meaningfully.
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Semiconductors, which tend to lead the performance of cyclical sectors, have "meaningfully underperformed" technology in the last few months, Wilson pointed out.
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Whatever the reason for Trump's shift in tone, it is worth exploring how his administration might meaningfully promote fundamental rights in Iran.
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The world is far too complex to make it possible to count up regulations meaningfully and impose a two-for-one rule.
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The human brain, once infected with partisanship, is fundamentally broken, unable to accurately process new information or meaningfully scrutinize its own party.
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Therefore, if it can rally further from here, and break meaningfully above technical resistance, it should be quite positive for European equities.
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To meaningfully address these problems, we need bold solutions such as Medicare for All, student debt forgiveness and a Green New Deal.
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We spend an awful lot of money now [on] building out that consumer network, [which the Chase deal should help with meaningfully].
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The firm expects 5G, the next generation of wireless network technology, to begin to meaningfully drive iPhone sales in 2020 and 2021.
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But six months later, the index has been meaningfully higher the vast majority of the time, with a median gain of 12%.
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He also said P&G's move to meaningfully cut spending on digital advertising would inflict long-term damage to the company's brands.
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Among voters with a high school diploma or less, the policy is still popular, but meaningfully less so, drawing 75 percent support.
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Nio Spaces "will allow us to quickly, cost-effectively and meaningfully increase the number of sale points in the market," Hsieh said.
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Nio Spaces "will allow us to quickly, cost-effectively and meaningfully increase the number of sale points in the market," Hsieh said.
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The Alexander-Murray deal, should it pass and reach Trump's desk, likely comes too late to meaningfully affect premiums for next year.
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With the case framed this way, CNN is not meaningfully distinguishable from Time Warner's other assets for purposes of assessing the deal.
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Still, the pleasure of seeing these three masterful artists together helps us consider how we too can meaningfully document our surrounding worlds.
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"It's good to be hopeful, but at the same time it's important to recognize that risks are rising meaningfully as well," he said.
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If the Russell 2000 breaks meaningfully below its recent "sideways" range, it could indicate a break to the downside in the S&P.
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Some American Muslim scholars, for example, now say the Koran permits gay and lesbian Muslims to "worship and engage meaningfully in the community".
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A market that shows little or no reaction to outside noise gets increasingly susceptible to a downturn should something meaningfully jolting come along.
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What makes Measure for Measure both timeless and timely is that it engages meaningfully with Isabella's anger, even as it recognizes its limits.
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Television has a specific look, with the bold colors and big typography and the pictures of newscasters pointing meaningfully off to the side.
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"The idea that these products could meaningfully impact the revenue of the news industry just didn't really come up," the former employee said.
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The economy is getting better very, very slowly, but not enough to drive up revenues meaningfully and interest rates can't go much lower.
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But Nazi symbolism, semi-ironic misogyny, and nihilistic misanthropy are no longer meaningfully transgressive; in fact, they've been in perennial rotation for decades.
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"It's tough to take out costs meaningfully from here," said Patrick Kaser, a portfolio manager at Brandywine Global who invests in bank stocks.
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But only one of those goals has been meaningfully accomplished, and even it — the tax bill — came much later than Mr. Ryan promised.
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Even more apathetic has been the FCC, which has yet to so much as even meaningfully comment on the rise of such attacks.
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"Facebook's establishment of the safe harbor would meaningfully expand the space for digital journalism and research that is especially urgent," the letter reads.
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In the photo, Wade is feeding little Kaavia with a baby bottle while wearing a grey robe and staring meaningfully into her eyes.
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"Big tech companies collect incredible amounts of deeply personal, private data from people without giving them the option to meaningfully consent," Hawley said.
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So it's understandable to ask Google to be impartial — but can a search engine, whose goal is ranking pages, ever be meaningfully neutral?
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While the company did not give specific numbers on revenue from its video and TV business, Battista said those areas were growing meaningfully.
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Dubin hopes that five years down the road, "We've been able to meaningfully change the way people think about shopping on the internet."
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The problem, however, is that even when the budget hints at a good idea, it is not detailed enough to meaningfully analyze it.
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I like that my Xbox One S is now a meaningfully different console to my PS4 Pro, with different use cases and functionality.
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Still, with all that focus on American talent, are Australian startups hindering their ability to meaningfully attack other markets, particularly those in Asia?
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" Faucette said his firm originally recommended Cisco as a company with an opportunity to grow meaningfully "as customers implement next generation IT infrastructures.
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Yet the administration appears content simply to indicate that "nothing has changed" and soldier on without meaningfully engaging with the reports of deaths.
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"Our DAU-MAU ratio, regardless of how you measure it, hasn't changed meaningfully or substantially over the last couple of years," Noto added.
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It's precisely the dissolution of anthropocentrism—a human-centric perspective—that ecological crisis and climate change demand if they're to be tackled meaningfully.
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"Chances are better now, meaningfully better," that the deal will win approval, said Daniel Bitton, an antitrust attorney with Axinn, Veltrop and Harkrider.
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Every new tool you add to your arsenal, whether it's a gun or a Focus power, can meaningfully impact the way you play.
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"It is hugely important that institutions like ours meaningfully present LGBTQ art and history," Hartwig Fischer, the museum's director, said in a statement.
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Equally difficult is meaningfully to improve the security of soft targets, such as the public areas of airports, train stations and busy streets.
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So a brain in a vat might exist, but it could not meaningfully say that it was merely a brain in a vat.
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If they prove that they spent 30 days "meaningfully engaged" in treatment, the DA declines to prosecute, and the individual has no record.
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This is unfortunate, because our ability to meaningfully engage with something depends first and foremost on whether we can find it at all.
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A modern Congress means a first branch of government that meaningfully reflects the will of the American people, as conceived by our Constitution.
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Raymond James downgraded the stock and said it was not convinced that the company could "meaningfully pivot" towards an advisory-type business model.
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" Meaningfully, for the United States, any nuclear North Korean crisis would be one of "mind over mind" and not of "fire and fury.
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This moment, though deeply troubling, provides a critical opportunity to do better, by implementing progressive policies that meaningfully address the market power crisis.
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On Monday, Wilson said there's likely "limited" risk to the downside for the S&P 500 because valuations have already come down meaningfully.
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Erso senior is a scientist who once "invented something beautiful that could have changed the galaxy," Rogue One director Gareth Edwards said meaningfully.
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Halliburton said last week that oil prices would have to stabilize at above $50 per barrel for producers to meaningfully increase oilfield activity.
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"If Mr. Trump gets precisely what he's proposed, then the U.S. economy will suffer meaningfully," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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Yet, none of the local leaders or civil society groups we met have been meaningfully included in FEMA's disaster preparedness training or activities.
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Such a step is as likely to backfire and provoke a crisis in US-China relations as to meaningfully change China's approach, however.
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When we're scared or ashamed of a little "sleaze," we miss the opportunity to engage with people directly—and more meaningfully with ourselves.
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Fitch continues to believe these investments have the potential to more meaningfully increase scale benefits for COF relative to peer institutions over time.
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Finding ways for Rohingya in the camps to meaningfully participate in next month's UN General Assembly would be a good place to start.
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As with the mechanics of play, however, Golf Story does little to explain what impact those stats will meaningfully have while you're swinging.
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The new project is not simply to illuminate recent events, but to marshal the alchemy of the silver screen to meaningfully amend them.
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Higher doctor and hospital bed numbers don't vary meaningfully, but one variable stands out: Nurses per 1,000 people in the general population. Nurses.
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Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders may be leading in national polls, but their candidacies did not meaningfully come up in the first debate.
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Amazon is a pretty old company, and its profits have never meaningfully differed from zero even as the company gets bigger and bigger.
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Most important, they're doing it with utter impunity — confident that either no one is watching or no one will meaningfully call them out.
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Regarding art, we are more meaningfully served when we explore the full range of human emotions, not just the easy to consume ones.
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He's said the day of the Sandy Hook shooting was the worst of his presidency, and lamented Washington's collective inability to respond meaningfully.
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"Negative headlines and panic selling are not good reasons to sell, but the coronavirus outbreak is now meaningfully impacting fundamentals," the firm said.
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The English system of local government is hard to navigate, and opportunities for citizens to engage meaningfully with decision makers are not plentiful.
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But privacy advocates criticized the ruling, and said the measures did little to meaningfully change the way Facebook collects and monetizes user information.
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At the project's outset, Walmart identified six key areas where suppliers could meaningfully reduce their emissions: energy, agriculture, waste, product, forests and packaging.
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The major indexes ended the week meaningfully lower after a series of new coronavirus cases sparked fresh concerns over a global economic slowdown.
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But even with a strong labor market, wage growth remains muted, limiting the risk that labor market tightness will push inflation meaningfully higher.
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"Our carry value there is approximately $70 million, which is meaningfully higher than where our embedded cost is in that name," Scherr said.
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"We do not expect that any global automaker will meaningfully increase exports to Japan as a result of this TPP agreement," he said.
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Since risk is not meaningfully captured in the premiums, NFIP has become fake insurance that misleads people into inhabiting high-risk flood plains.
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But with Gears 5, the studio had something else to prove: could it meaningfully add to the formula and reassert the series's relevance?
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First, Tesla's inventory has grown "strikingly" in the last two quarters, and some data indicate Model S and X deposits have dropped meaningfully.
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Although the Second Circuit said there had to be a "meaningfully close personal relationship," that language was not used by the Supreme Court.
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Fitch believes these dynamics are manageable within the regulatory compact and unlikely to meaningfully weaken PPW's creditworthiness in the near- to intermediate-term.
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Jackson also took issue with what she called the department's "disingenuous" argument that the Judiciary Committee wouldn't be meaningfully harmed by a stay.
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"Health care today is a public-private partnership ... it's very hard to see a system without a private player meaningfully involved," he said.
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Kelly Nokes, an attorney with the Western Environmental Law Center, said the EPA "fails to meaningfully address the problem" with the updated restrictions.
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If you muddle through "Bandersnatch" hoping Stefan will meaningfully confront his father or work through any psychological wounds, I sincerely wish you luck.
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But he ignored investigations into Russian interference in last year's presidential election and may not meaningfully change the American trade deficit with China.
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Nonetheless, the last six decades of U.S. support has neither helped cultivate an ally in Pakistan nor has it meaningfully changed Pakistan's behavior.
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Every president in the United States since 1975, Republican and Democrat alike, every single one has meaningfully expanded the Earned Income Tax Credit.
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At the same time, the Republican-controlled Congress has failed to meaningfully overhaul U.S. immigration law, despite demands from Trump for a deal.
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The Supreme Court has said that there is a constitutional obligation to meaningfully investigate mitigation, or social-history evidence, in death penalty cases.
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At worst, it's a dishonest way to play games that meaningfully impedes my ability to judge them the way an average player would.
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Arguably, these issues may be partially reflected in the price, but we think that the room for more KRW weakness ahead has increased meaningfully.
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Walkers are still walkers, and for the most part, nothing has progressed meaningfully from an infrastructure standpoint, apart from the survivors building a windmill.
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Still, the three countries will likely have to cut their exports meaningfully if they are to achieve their promised production cuts, Smith told CNBC.
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This will bring up a nest of menus that makes it pretty easy to edit your profile, but meaningfully harder to delete that information.
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"Experiencing all the cultural elements at once, meaningfully connecting with the locals in India, that's a huge motivating factor for the travelers," she said.
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And really, hasn't Uber always been about "saving" time that could have been spent meaningfully if not for its raw pursuit of delivering convenience?
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And that's where he misses the chance to comment meaningfully on his subject, and to make Velvet Buzzsaw as memorable and powerful as Nightcrawler.
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That's why you must take action to meaningfully deliver on the commitments made to the EU institutions notably the increased transparency that you've promised.
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And lawmakers wondered whether some of the people who Facebook targeted — which included children as young as 22.6 — could even meaningfully offer their consent.
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" It will be interesting to see whether the daily life of young Manhattan professionals will be sufficient to prove a "meaningfully close personal relationship.
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After decades of buildup, Jane meaningfully lost her virginity and went on to have more casual yet equally fulfilling sexual relationships with different men.
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Her views on Wall Street regulation are a matter of public record, and nothing said in private would be likely to meaningfully change that.
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"If America and China couldn't agree, and America raises tariffs again on Chinese imports, potentially this could slow down the economy meaningfully," he added.
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"Hollywood has yet to move from talking about inclusion to meaningfully increasing on-screen representation" noted Stacy Smith, a lead author on the report.
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Neeley says in the complaint that she reported the harassment, but the university did not meaningfully act to protect her and other female employees.
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But the day also reminds any advocate of an essential point — in order to advocate meaningfully, you have to move past your own worldview.
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The big picture: Like its advertising rival Facebook, Google continued to meaningfully grow its advertising business last quarter, despite increased privacy concern from lawmakers.
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This broad perspective on art and social roles will prepare new MFA students to function effectively and meaningfully in the multicultural and global economy.
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"We believe a media company is the most likely purchaser and would not pay meaningfully more than the valuation implied by our price target."
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An upgrade is likely if the group can improve its franchise meaningfully, bringing up its profitability to sector average while maintaining stable risk appetite.
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Traders are divided other whether the row will affect the dollar meaningfully and, if it does, whether it will help or harm the currency.
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The secret is out: advertising and entertainment businesses are finally learning that independent creators can meaningfully move a brand's publicity needle among their audiences.
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While the Breakthrough scenario sets out some of the more 'high end' risk possibilities, it is often not possible to meaningfully quantify their probabilities.
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Such a breakdown is only a "small yellow flag" so far, but a move meaningfully below 1,350 would indicate a significant pullback, Maley wrote.
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"Generally speaking, I don't think consumers—even if they wanted to—have the ability to meaningfully engage with this flood of emails," says Hertzog.
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At a time that's probably meaningfully ahead of what we anticipated back in June, we said it could take as much as 12 months.
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Faster change is required for us to see large enough shifts in consumer spending that will meaningfully combat our urgent environmental and social crisis.
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For Apple to really grow meaningfully again, it's going to have to find new things beyond the phone, and that's a big question mark.
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The company, which had given a preliminary forecast for the fiscal year in April, said its "perspective and operating expectations have not meaningfully changed".
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With the exception of a few critical outliers, the better funded companies aren't meaningfully bigger or better performing and actually become worse public companies.
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"Combining two sets of aggregate data meaningfully is not easy," says Eerke Boiten, professor of cyber security at De Montfort University, discussing InfoSum's approach.
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Even more important than the fact that stocks rose was that the S&P 500 broke meaningfully above its prior resistance level of 2,400.
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"Moving the dial, meaningfully, on Kiwi wellbeing may take 5-10 years, and they'll be quizzed every budget," said Kiwibank Chief Economist Jarrod Kerr.
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"If markets are unconvinced the cuts can meaningfully tighten the market, part of it is because they've been looking at first quarter," said Lee.
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Many gun-rights advocates say the features that qualify a rifle as an assault weapon are arbitrary and do not meaningfully affect its lethality.
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While Vienna Group producers report high compliance with production pledges, data on stocks, imports, and tanker shipments indicate the glut has not meaningfully diminished.
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Investors feel there are so few places to "hide out in retail," that signals of strength and measured growth are rewarded meaningfully, Siegel explained.
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Though larger social media companies like Twitter and Facebook have banned neo-Nazi and far-right content outright, Gab has not meaningfully cracked down.
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"If stock moves meaningfully higher, think likely from M&A (more speculation or takeout) or markets valuing higher 'frictionless' franchises," analyst Brett Huff said.
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By failing to recognize the political motivations behind white nationalism as an identity, Facebook legitimates white nationalism as something meaningfully distinct from white supremacy.
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That rank-and-file Republicans approve of their president's action shouldn't be a shocker, but the level of dissent is meaningfully higher than usual.
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What Twenge and other researchers found is that temporary historical events like wars and depressions have not meaningfully affected America's long-term mental wellbeing.
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A failure to pass such legislation could meaningfully hurt stocks, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a recent interview on the "Politico Money " podcast.
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The end of the rebate rule "meaningfully increases the odds that the IPI will be formally proposed and perhaps finalized and implemented," Perlman said.
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Looking ahead, Fitch believes that M&A activity is unlikely to meaningfully alter the overall capital markets revenues, even as the FICC remains challenged.
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But in North America, Feygin said domestic demand is "unlikely to grow meaningfully," while production - especially associated gas output from oil wells - keeps increasing.
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And yet in some states — through voter suppression laws and radicalized gerrymandering — legislatures render it virtually impossible for Blacks to meaningfully cast a vote.
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"Even if rates climb closer to 5 percent, sales have room to grow more, but only if current supply levels start increasing more meaningfully."
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Steel magnate Andrew Carnegie defended the robber barons as stewards of the nation's wealth, using it meaningfully, unlike workers, who would fritter it away.
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Roughly a fifth of patients who have knee replacements find that the operation doesn't meaningfully reduce their pain, and, again, no one knows why.
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But the construction worker shortages facing much of the country could prove especially burdensome for greater Houston, particularly if federal policy meaningfully reduces immigration.
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"I think this delay represents at least three fewer months the EPA has to meaningfully incorporate SAB's full review into the process," said Reed.
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On the left, Democrats want a solution that is universally available, does not degrade existing state or employer-offered plans, and is meaningfully-robust.
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"Incoming economic data continue to look broadly consistent with the committee's outlook, but financial conditions have tightened meaningfully," Goldman said in a note Wednesday.
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By processing their trauma and accepting emotional pain, they get to a place where they can learn from and tether to each other meaningfully.
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While this legislation seeks to broadly regulate political communications online, it will not meaningfully address the kind of foreign meddling we saw in 2016.
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By selling off these stakes, Third Point said Sony could "meaningfully reduce complexity" that has been a major negative factor in the company's valuation.
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Policymakers have also failed to meaningfully reform short-term funding markets that serve as a key source of funding for the shadow banking sector.
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Not only has the Drug War failed to meaningfully curb addiction rates or overdose rates, but it has actually caused more harm than good.
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Tech stocks are getting battered, with the FANG companies (Facebook, Apple, Netflix and Google) down meaningfully from their share prices of six months ago.
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For the market to move meaningfully higher, hopefully the world can embrace truly free trade policies that are fair and equal for all participants.
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He and his peers in the Gutai group meaningfully responded to the disarray of their nation after the disasters of the Second World War.
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Two months ago, for example, Democrats were 8 points ahead — meaningfully better than their current numbers but also far worse than the December numbers.
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Of course, Morrison's intellectual and linguistic gifts are most meaningfully encountered on the page, which is where they will live after she is gone.
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Qualcomm's refusal to engage — even with, according to Broadcom, "many" shareholders wanting it do so — suggests its board thinks the timing is meaningfully disadvantageous.
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The character is transfixed by the painting, and as his eyes — and the camera — sweep over the images something meaningfully seems ready to emerge.
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Now the regulators want Google to change its ways so that other players, like rival search engine providers and browser makers, can meaningfully compete.
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For income gains to meaningfully raise living standards, they would have had to exceed the peak from before the recession, not merely met it.
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Muro, like many economic analysts, is dubious that anything Trump does can meaningfully unwind the consolidation of economic opportunity into the largest metropolitan areas.
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Any meaningfully fair trial would contain at least two elements the Senate impeachment proceedings lacked: full consideration of the evidence and open-minded jurors.
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After more than a decade of dominance by Islamist Shiite movements, competitors for power can no longer meaningfully distinguish themselves by their sectarian identity.
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Part of the curation process was focused on what it meant for a gallery space to display work that meaningfully comments on the digital.
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The AfD is currently the third-largest party in the Baden-Württemberg legislature, which is not enough to meaningfully affect the state's cultural policy.
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We've had a series of ceasefire agreements in Syria during the almost 7 years of conflict, none of which have meaningfully stemmed the violence.
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Economists like Nariman Behravesh of IHS Markit, who says Mr. Trump's proposals could raise growth meaningfully in the next two years, acknowledge this quandary.
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Republicans, they argue, are trying to pervert the concept of fairness to disrupt and delay the inquiry, not to meaningfully participate in the process.
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For example, a serial cheater may feel more comfortable self-labeling as a sex addict than meaningfully exploring why he's unable to stay monogamous.
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The toss-up seats also mark the first battlegrounds where the Democratic advantages among minority voters may meaningfully affect the battle for House control.
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"Can only support bill if % of the 2K #ChildTaxCredit available to #workingclass parents is increased to % meaningfully higher than 55%," Rubio tweeted Friday morning.
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Trump has also said that she intends to meaningfully inhabit the role of first lady, and certainly this appearance was part of that goal.
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"Some of that recklessness has actually helped build the bipartisan coalition that will be needed in Congress to meaningfully address the environment," he said.
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Although Europe has maintained the sanctions it first put in place on Russia in 2014, the European Union has not meaningfully increased sanctions since.
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Season 2 is full of gorgeous overhead shots of Los Angeles freeways, but those freeways aren't so much linking people meaningfully as spreading poison.
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A press conference — or a dozen press conferences — would be interesting sport, but the odds of meaningfully changing our understanding of her are miniscule.
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Ultimately, Ellaria and the Sand Snakes were only given a few brief season seven appearances to meaningfully contribute to this story before Euron's attack.
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"Our new approach to marketing will be centered on meaningfully strengthening customer relationships by increasingly targeting our offers to each customer," Brewer told investors.
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But ad load could "come down meaningfully" after mid-21, Wehner said, reiterating last quarter's comments, and revenue growth could decline in the fourth quarter.
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Like most issues Congress has to deal with these days, data privacy and cybersecurity are tricky issues, ones that require considerable expertise to meaningfully understand.
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The bottom line is that the economy's growth has slowed meaningfully from a year ago, when it was juiced-up by deficit-financed tax cuts.
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"This lack of transparency means that the public cannot understand the specific reasons for sanctioning, and decisions and sanctions cannot meaningfully be compared," it said.
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"A lot of these names have already corrected meaningfully, and they've come back to some identifiable support here," Johnson said on "Trading Nation" on Friday.
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Other parts of the game were not meaningfully improved with the "launch" update, and this is the Anthem that will be harder to patch away.
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Over its now forty-year history, the wireless industry has never generated a return on invested capital meaningfully in excess of its cost of capital.
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The company expects Carbon Black and Pivotal to meaningfully add to its revenue in the first year after closing the deals by January next year.
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A Blade of Grass believes in the power of socially engaged art and artists to participate meaningfully in creating a more equitable and compassionate future.
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But, Baker cautioned, even if you believe that the Trump agenda of low taxes and massive deregulation will meaningfully boost growth, it hasn't happened yet.
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Is that reconstruction of reality meaningfully different than the narrative-building we do when we meet an utterly contextless blind date for the first time?
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What else should we really expect from a company that refuses to meaningfully distinguish those who share hyperpartisan vitriol from those joyfully sharing baby pictures?
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Importantly, Ninja Theory managed to meaningfully translate Senua's harrowing experience to the player's fingertips when it revealed she was being slowly poisoned after each death.
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On top of that, the update includes a rethought control scheme, which meaningfully updates Android's back / home / multitasking buttons for the first time in years.
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Stockton argues that once the index can meaningfully hold above the 2,940 level, which was previously overhead resistance, such a breakout could foster additional momentum.
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Now we have conclusive evidence — four years of data — that the pie will shrink meaningfully before sales level out to a new state of equilibrium.
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In the past, though, these services have not meaningfully affected compression periods, when hotels can charge premiums averaging 26 percent, according to Morgan Stanley researchers.
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The court also noted that it would have taken little time and effort to meaningfully engage with First Nations, but that it was not done.
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In order to be inducted into Merriam-Webster and given an official definition, a word must be used frequently, meaningfully, and in a widespread area.
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She assumes a series of postures that leave her unable to meaningfully engage with her daughter, sister or manager, the only constants in her life.
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"Immediate action must meaningfully adjust imports to restore healthy levels of capacity utilization and profitability to the domestic industry over a sustained period," they wrote.
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China's currency has already dropped quite a bit in the new year, but the yuan is still headed "meaningfully" lower this year, Goldman Sachs said.
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Although since AI development isn't meaningfully regulated today, and the White House made it clear it preferred not to regulate, no specific policies seemed imminent.
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People vent fury, and come together to fight individual horrors like the border camps, but they don't seriously think the overall system can meaningfully change.
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Fitch does not expect NAVI's asset quality or funding profile to change meaningfully over the near- to medium-term as a result of this acquisition.
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Why it matters: Facebook has been warning investors for months that ad revenue would "come down meaningfully" this year as the newsfeed becomes more saturated.
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This would likely lead to a delay of the OLED iPhone launch, but we would not expect it to meaningfully affect volume for the cycle.
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My theory is that people no longer believe that there is any hope of meaningfully changing the venal rentier systems of Wall Street or Washington.
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Investors are focusing on GrubHub's ability to integrate its acquired businesses and how quickly it can make them "meaningfully profitable", Stifel analyst John Egbert said.
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Since games really only exist when they are being played, it's very difficult (or maybe impossible) to meaningfully separate a community from a game itself.
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Furthermore, both companies realise 30%-40% of their sales through hire-purchase schemes which can meaningfully weaken with rising interest rates and slow EBITDA growth.
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The smart money is not invested in calendars, and the result is that your calendar hasn't meaningfully improved since the dawn of the App Store.
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Even if some of the wars can be brought to an end, it will take decades and billions of dollars to meaningfully address their ramifications.
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" The group also said many Americans will benefit because they own stocks, and that "dividend payments and share buybacks can contribute meaningfully to seniors' income.
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Since then I've gone back to "not," mostly because the numbers from Wisconsin, if they hold up, would meaningfully narrow of his path to 1,236.
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But with Corker, Flake could recruit another anti-Trumper—John McCain or Susan Collins come to mind—to take actions that would meaningfully constrain Trump.
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PONIEWOZIK "South Park" is a great example that a show doesn't need to be devout to recognize religion's power, or to engage with it meaningfully.
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Such contradictions might destroy a lesser or better man, but for Tucker Carlson they are not even meaningfully understood as contradictions in the first place.
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And though developers have offered a trifling number of affordable housing units in the area, it's not enough to meaningfully slow the pace of change.
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The weight of these output cuts is still to show up meaningfully in production data, but already there are indications that China is cutting production.
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"Congress struggles to meaningfully restrain even discretionary spending, which accounts for one-third of federal government spending," said AFP Chief Government Affairs Officer Brent Gardner.
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In Afghanistan, the "classical" objective of defeating an enemy army and preventing military defeat should now be replaced with more meaningfully specific and calculable goals.
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But if you want to file something in an official record and meaningfully participate in the regulatory process, then perhaps a few guidelines should apply.
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Park Williams told Columbia University's Center for Climate and LifeScientists agree that the only way to meaningfully combat climate change is to curb greenhouse emissions.
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While they could instead be used to discourage flying, ecotaxes, which typically amount to less than 15%, are too low to meaningfully affect consumer behavior.
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The bank's core capital ratios appear weak (CET13: 7.9% at FY17), which means that a fresh capital injection will be required to meaningfully improve buffers.
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I only wish it'd been easier to know which one of those would meaningfully pan out; half the side quests are little more than filler.
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My life looks radically different now than it did a few months ago, in both some truly terrible ways and in some meaningfully wonderful ways.
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Furthermore, even though the new application of Related Articles doesn't "meaningfully change" clickthrough rates, Facebook's anti-fake news team says it leads to fewer shares.
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Experts disagree on whether the targeted advertising ecosystem can be meaningfully reformed, and whether that will be enough to reverse its harmful impact on society.
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Yes, police reports can be tricky to understand and decide how to use, but they don't seem to affect our analysis meaningfully in this instance.
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Chilton Trust, a wealth-management firm managing about $5 billion in assets, wants to meaningfully grow its adviser head count over the next two years.
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The high price may not make it meaningfully easier for some companies to tap the commercial paper market and therefore may not change liquidity conditions.
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The spread relative to Verizon has widened meaningfully, and today's more than 4% premium to the 10-year Treasury rate represents its widest spread yet.
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That Vietnam War era decision — that we could have both guns and butter — contributed meaningfully to the raging inflation that erupted a few years later.
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We believe our clients and employees will benefit meaningfully from a TPH with broader global reach, expertise in new areas, and greater access to capital.
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"According to an independent economic analysis from Moody's, my plan will meaningfully increase economic growth and create more than a million new jobs," Warren wrote.
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When someone comes to me with a policy idea that stands a shot at meaningfully altering family structure, I'll be happy to talk about it.
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Even if the worst-case scenario doesn't come true, Trump has clearly demonstrated he has little interest in meaningfully separating his businesses from his presidency.
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Lawmakers in Washington and communities across the country, in partnership with the private sector, need to surface real solutions that will meaningfully reduce housing costs.
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But, but, but: Basic improvements wouldn't be enough to meaningfully expand accessibility — and municipal governments in some cases already struggle to make basic infrastructure repairs.
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In fact, both sides have failed to pursue or engage meaningfully in peace talks since an Obama administration attempt to restart negotiations imploded in 2014.
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Most meaningfully, I've learned how to find and focus on the things that truly matter to me and let the rest fade into the background.
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If inflation begins moving meaningfully higher in the CPI report, the Fed may need to reverse course on those rate cuts to fend off inflation.
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Banks failing to rally meaningfully is concerning to Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, who highlighted the trend in a recent note to clients.
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On the technical side, most consumers have lacked the high-performance hardware necessary to meaningfully participate in advanced MMOs while going about their daily lives.
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But while there have been big advances in transparency, data sharing, and research tools, "the world remains meaningfully unready for a dangerous pandemic," said Konyndyk.
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The next step, Hansen said, is figuring out how to most meaningfully connect with this customer in a way that tailors to past behavioral patterns.
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"If physicians worldwide are not meaningfully educated about nutrition, how can we expect them to emphasize anything besides drug and devices," Devries said by email.
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Choosing to meaningfully feature L.G.B.T.Q. people in media — by giving major, named characters queer story lines — has a real impact, especially on children and teenagers.
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He was ready to meaningfully grapple with the 2016 coverage, critique it, praise it, explain it and talk about how it would change for 2020.
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"Investors will be hesitant to invest new money in a stock with a topline that, while still strong, is unlikely to meaningfully accelerate," Herzog said.
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"Can only support bill if % of the 2K #ChildTaxCredit available to #workingclass parents is increased to % meaningfully higher than 55%," Rubio tweeted Friday morning. Sen.
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But experts say it will be difficult for President Donald Trump to meaningfully relax the rules under the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards, or CAFE.
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He added that the UK economy would need to perform well and Brexit talks progress meaningfully for the pound to get above $1.45 this year.
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Victims who choose to file complaints of sexual harassment or misconduct must be able to have their cases addressed as meaningfully and expeditiously as possible.
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PPW Affirmed: PPW's ratings and Stable Outlook reflect PPW's strong credit metrics, balanced jurisdictional regulatory environment and meaningfully lower estimated capex compared to historical levels.
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Progressives, however, are trying to send a different message: one about the type of legislation they see as vital to meaningfully lowering prescription drug prices.
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Ligon spoke meaningfully of having to "unlearn" that art meant whiteness and of his frustration with artists of color being left out of the canon.
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Has the Parkland shooting, and the remarkable activism undertaken by Parkland high schoolers in its aftermath, meaningfully and permanently changed the debate on gun control?
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Having said that, the U.S. has done remarkably well in the aftermath of the crisis and has meaningfully outperformed the rest of the world ever since.
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But King was a racial justice leader and organizer whose influence is still felt today, which deserves to be meaningfully recognized on MLK Day and beyond.
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Facebook reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analyst expectations on Wednesday, but CFO David Wehner said ad revenue growth rates would slow meaningfully in 2017.
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It's been years, literally years, since Apple meaningfully upgraded its line of MacBooks Pro and Air, the Mac Mini, or the trash can called Mac Pro.
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Reynolds's blank-slate approach to these issues, about which he's still learning, allows for moments of narration by those meaningfully touched by the Mormon church's bigotry.
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"I'm a little bit skeptical," he said, noting that Chinese exports don't contribute meaningfully to the U.S. economy except for some sectors, such as soybean farmers.
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What he wants is a West too disunited and inward-looking to be able meaningfully to resist Russian adventurism in its self-claimed sphere of influence.
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So, we were disappointed when 21CF decided to enter into a transaction with The Walt Disney Company, even though we had offered a meaningfully higher price.
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Excessive complexity makes weapon systems more fragile, heavier, harder to maintain and debug, harder to learn and less likely to contribute meaningfully in real-world operations.
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But occasionally — very occasionally — commissions serve a critical national interest, their findings and recommendations meaningfully advance policy, and they educate the public on critical complex issues.
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There are many more issues the administration needs to think and work through before engaging meaningfully with the Chinese bilaterally and then trilaterally with the Russians.
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She's just playing out a story where those questions can be meaningfully addressed, not just with rage and suffering, but with courage, conviction, and even humor.
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"Unless the draft rule meaningfully changes I expect we'll sue once it's finalized," a spokesperson for New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman told BuzzFeed News Wednesday.
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On the business side, we've diversified revenue meaningfully into Brand Newsroom and video journalism licensing and we are in a good position to continue this growth.
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If you looked at those games side-by-side, could you could you have meaningfully pulled them apart if you weren't paying attention like we were?
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"It will obviously be much more difficult for asylum-seekers to obtain counsel and to meaningfully participate in increasingly complex legal claims from outside the country."
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"Meaningfully stronger fiscal support is unlikely anytime soon, [but] we believe that equity markets could start to price in increasing odds of this happening," JPMorgan wrote.
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Rank Group and 888 said on Thursday they had not been able to meaningfully engage with William Hill's board and did not intend making an offer.
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Facebook's chief financial officer David Wehner said on Wednesday that Facebook's ad load — a key driver of Facebook's growth — could "come down meaningfully " after mid-2017.
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This is meaningfully better than both the Google Pixel 3 XL and Samsung Galaxy Note 9, and it absolutely embarrasses smaller phones like the Pixel 3.
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One of the strangest beliefs of market fundamentalists is that government is the only force that meaningfully restricts choice; thus, less government amounts to more freedom.
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If I'm purchasing products with fundamental flaws — whether they be iffy displays or absent headphone jacks — I'm saying that those flaws aren't meaningfully problematic to me.
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The Economist: Is there a way to meaningfully regulate AI to alleviate the worries expressed by people like the late Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk and others?
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In 2014, Jess Puccinelli left her job in PR and created Haute Hope with a mission to make it easier for people to give more meaningfully.
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Worsening industry fundamentals caused by meaningfully higher feed costs or a prolonged protein supply/demand imbalance would be leading indicators of a potential downturn in earnings.
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With meaningfully higher short-term interest rates, Fitch believes it is possible that STT's pre-tax operating margin to rise higher than historical levels of 30%.
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"There is negative press and the share price has come off quite meaningfully but that is probably more of an opportunity than anything else," said Gibb.
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Alas, many Americans and other Westerners who work on China policy have little confidence that Chinese reformers wield enough clout to be meaningfully succoured or harmed.
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Key rating triggers that could lead to an upgrade include: --A significant increase in capital that meaningfully reduces operating leverage and reduced exposure to catastrophe losses.
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The stories I want to hear are those that give me hope that we can meaningfully change the grim narrative surrounding too many officer-involved shootings.
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But rather than meaningfully explain how Amazon will act to prevent the bad uses of its own technology, Bezos suggested we wait for society's 'immune response.
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From the Festival of the Shelter to her House Museum, Kasearu's projects are reminders that the deeply intimate and private extend meaningfully into social, public spheres.
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You'd have to go all the way up to the $549 Audio-Technica DSR9BT to obtain meaningfully superior sound quality from a pair of wireless cans.
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