China wants to build a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant modelled on Areva's installations in La Hague, western France, as well as a MOX fuel plant modelled on Areva's plant in Melox, southern France.
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Tsinghua and Peking University are modelled on Western research universities.
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Fitch has modelled synergies approaching $750 million by fiscal 2020.
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It could be modelled on the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
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A lawsuit modelled on Urgenda's is under way in Belgium.
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It modelled three scenarios of how Brexit might play out.
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He modelled for Yves Saint Laurent at Paris Fashion Week.
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Another is modelled on Nicola Woodroffe, a lawyer at the NRGI.
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Yes, it's modelled after the popular game show, Wheel of Fortune.
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Holmes, who modelled herself after Steve Jobs, even wore a black turtleneck.
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The scheme could be modelled on the Greek bank rescue last year.
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Alexei photographed Hay constantly, and sometimes she modelled Orthodox styles for him.
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Weather effects were modelled, as well as a day and night cycle.
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Every star in the galaxy is modelled, every planet, every asteroid belt.
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There are Jeff Dean memes, modelled on the ones about Chuck Norris.
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Speedier drug-approval processes rolled out in 260 are modelled on America's.
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He wants to fashion an "illiberal state" modelled on China, Russia and Turkey.
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He is trying to liberalise labour laws modelled on those of Benito Mussolini.
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FEARRINGTON in North Carolina is a planned community modelled on an English village.
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Using these experimental data, the researchers modelled how the system might have evolved.
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SMM modelled themselves on the Italian mafia, although you can't compare their power.
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The rules will affect modelled European residential mortgage portfolios less than some banks had feared, as the effective 244% risk weight post-output floor (assuming a 220% standardised risk-weight at 20220%) is comparable to current average EU modelled risk weightings.
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It is modelled on China's law relating to the winding-up of insolvent firms.
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The bikes were free, but had a rudimentary deposit system modelled on supermarket trolleys.
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CG operates under a regulatory capital regime modelled after the Basel II capital framework.
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Zohar said the company has not yet modelled how it will sell the product.
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Modelled on Mr Obama's victorious efforts, it relies on a loose structure of volunteers.
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A bridge modelled on the one in Monet's "Water Lilies" is a recent addition.
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Stefano Ghisolfi, a star of Team Italy, recently modelled for Intimissimi, an underwear firm.
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They also modelled the effects of 11 different policy responses possible in today's political climate.
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The inseparable Thingumy and Bob are modelled after Jansson and Vivica Bandler, a great love.
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If women wore any underpinnings at all they were typically modelled on functional Soviet undergarments.
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The system was modelled after a mosquito trap developed at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ont.
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At some point in the nineteen-forties, she modelled for the neoclassical painter Felice Casorati.
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Fitch modelled various loss distributions and recovery profiles, as well as prepayment speeds, in its analysis.
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Posiva says it has modelled copper deposits in ancient rocks to assess the likelihood of corrosion.
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Now Prince Muhammad wants to create a new city, Neom, that seems modelled on freewheeling Dubai.
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The sport is modelled on the ski slalom but replaces snow with manufactured white water rapids.
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It was modelled on the Bank of England, founded in 5003, but with a crucial difference.
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It was closely modelled on that found in a pig and filled with simulated gastric fluid.
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AlphaGo relies instead on "deep learning" technology, modelled partly on the way the human brain works.
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It's no surprise that, as a kid, Payet modelled his game on a certain bucktoothed Brazilian.
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They modelled their system on one developed during the Montgomery bus boycott, in 1955 and 1956.
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Earlier this year, Belgium opened its first counter-radicalization centre, modelled after the one in Montreal.
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We're looking forward to sharing detailed results once we've studied it more and modelled our data.
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Some quibble that the behaviours modelled by the president-elect often run counter to their therapeutic recommendations.
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"We modelled it on Vox and the Boston Globe," says Anna Kosinskaya, its co-founder and editor.
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Its authors modelled the characteristics of 702 occupations and classified them according to their "susceptibility to computerisation".
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Cash flows were modelled on an assumed annual prepayment rate of 223% in the worst case scenario.
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Labour laws modelled on those of Mussolini make it expensive for firms to fire even incompetent employees.
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Her adopted name comes from a character modelled after her in a play written by a friend.
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Cash flows were modelled with an assumed annual prepayment rate of 223% in the worst case scenario.
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He has also increased social spending, rolling out a cash-transfer programme modelled on Brazil's Bolsa Família.
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The brothers modelled for Yves Saint Laurent in 2013, but swatted away associations with the style sphere.
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But these fashions, modelled by very, very slim boys, required me to lose at least [eighty pounds].
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From the If You're Reading This, It's Too Late hats, to the Timbaland and puffa jacket combos most are wearing, to the duck-faced selfies around the venue, their world is modelled on the Grammy Award-winning artist as much as his has been perfectly modelled on theirs.
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In 1889 the Meiji constitution, modelled along Prussian lines, enshrined both representative government and reverence for the emperor.
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But they are not well modelled, because their effect, never encountered before, does not lend itself to spreadsheets.
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And there was the Tower, modelled on Eiffel's in Paris, with its lights, ballroom and mighty Wurlitzer organ.
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Her face was so carefully modelled that you could see where her cheek was beginning to sag slightly.
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The Buddha was financed by Empress Wu, and its face is said to have been modelled on hers.
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"We modelled what would happen if a theropod combined a long jump with a partial wingbeat," she said.
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Dominick Evans tells me that ADAPT's confrontational tactics are modelled after those deployed by the civil rights movement.
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The breakthrough propelling many recent advances in A.I. is the deep neural net, modelled on our nervous system.
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She has a daughter, Marin—modelled on Patricia Hearst—who has disappeared after participating in a plane hijacking.
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No life as we know it could live on one of the planets modelled in this study, though.
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Modelled on the defeat of the Scottish independence referendum in September 2014, it stressed Brexit's risks to the economy.
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In post-war Bosnia, for example, foreign advisers tried to create a neutral public broadcaster modelled on the BBC.
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One solution would be the establishment of an EU body, modelled on the ICSID, to specialise in investment disputes.
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By the time of his passing in 2005, prayer groups modelled on his community had formed across North America.
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Russia's 21918th century was imbued with literary qualities, in part because its actors often modelled their lives on books.
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A Picasso-esque canvas featuring a shapely figurine — modelled on her mother Katherine — hangs just inside the front door.
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One of our main goals this year is to address excessive variability in risk-weighted assets modelled by banks.
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China also wants to build a Mixed Oxide (MOX) fuel plant modelled on Areva's plant in Melox, southern France.
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They mulled the idea of casting Thea Westreich, an art adviser in her seventies, who'd modelled for them before.
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Modelled on a baby harp seal and weighing a couple of kilos, it's slightly larger than a human infant.
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Because Sharon is modelled and her arms are outstretched, it's an ideal way of showing off these two items.
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But the real apotheosis of the enterprise will be achieved when artificial haptic intelligence is successfully modelled in robots.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.9%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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While their 210 mascot shares its name with a massive dildo, France's 1984 effort was modelled on an actual cock.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 6.1%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Modelled on the pension system, it would offer everyone free basic care, partly funded by higher taxes on older taxpayers.
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The church's grandest building, the Temple of Solomon, stands in Brás and is modelled on the original, in ancient Jerusalem.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.4%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Photograph courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art 6 "The Age of Bronze," by Auguste Rodin, modelled 1876 and cast circa 1906.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.5%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 103%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Unlike the museum's usual wax figures, the new moving figures are actors wearing silicone masks modelled on their subjects' features.
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It was modelled off a coin of the Abbasid Caliph al-Mansur, struck in Baghdad in the year 754–5.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.8%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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The raven was modelled on a commissioned painting by Garnet Tobacco, whose other paintings are on display inside the gallery.
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Now all outstanding covered bonds have a 12-month extension allowing for more cash accumulation and consequently lower modelled asset sales.
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They read pastoral novels and pasted vegetal designs on the walls of brick villas modelled after remote castles and sylvan cottages.
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But Rebecca Cichon, from Munich Re, an investor, says she is comfortable with the risks, given the carefully modelled probable outcomes.
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Their device, called Intuition-1, is controlled by a neural network, a form of artificial intelligence modelled on the human brain.
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The North-West Mounted Police was modelled on the Royal Irish Constabulary, created in 1836 to enforce British rule in Ireland.
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Modelled after the traditional Japanese lunch box, the BentoStack has specialised compartments to house your dongles, chargers, adapters, and watch straps.
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From the release: Each of the six aliens is individually modelled and hand-sculpted in white gold by engraver Olivier Kuhn.
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The group backs an alternative withdrawal agreement, which is closely modelled on the existing agreement, but includes a different backstop arrangement.
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I modelled this scene inspired by Maracas Beach in Trinidad, where I had the pleasure of shooting a few years ago.
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And the study said any future "geoengineering" modelled on volcanoes would have scant benefits for crops, which need light to grow.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 5.3%, which represents the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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He was having nurse-style sneakers produced in Italy, and he had clunky handbags, modelled on cardboard boxes, cast from aluminum.
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I wondered what his interest in publishing a book was, given that the music business had modelled itself on book publishing.
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The protagonist of this surreal meld of counterfactual history and Jewish lore is a young woman modelled on the Biblical Esther.
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Modelled on California's Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) Program, GM's proposal provides several framework recommendations, such as establishing annual zero emissions vehicle requirements.
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The train has been modelled on an antique Victorian carriage built in 1903, according to a press release about the new attraction.
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The new laws will be modelled on the UK's Investigatory Powers Act, which gives intelligence agencies the power to de-encrypt communications.
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To soothe German fears that it would go too easy on inflation, it was based in Frankfurt and modelled on the Bundesbank.
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With three kids at home, her cakes are sometimes modelled off stuffed toys lying around, she said in an interview with Mashable.
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Given enough data, large (or "deep") neural networks, modelled on the brain's architecture, can be trained to do all kinds of things.
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The payouts for whistleblowers, modelled on those offered by America's Securities and Exchange Commission, will be an especially powerful tool, she says.
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Yes. He could title even an inventive, violently erotic figure—headless, with spread legs—"Iris, Messenger of the Gods" (modelled in 21884).
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He'd say, in passing, that he'd modelled for Guess jeans—"runway only"—or that he'd appeared on the cover of Russian Vogue .
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Last year, theoretical chemist and Princeton professor Salvatore Torquato had a hunch—what if prime numbers were modelled as atom-like particles?
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The scene in the park where Sarah kisses Selma, we completely modelled that on Audrey Hepburn, with the hat and the glasses.
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She's since gone on to model for top brands such as Diesel, Nordstrom, Target and modelled merchandise for Beyoncé's Formation world tour.
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The company has also been making inroads into digital banking using its improved mobile money tool, Mpamba, modelled on Safaricom's M-pesa.
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The cash-flow valuation component decreases breakeven over-collateralisation by 103% due to the available excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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The award of licences by national authorities could be notified to an international body modelled on the ITU's radio-frequency regime for satellites.
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This is important work, but not what its ambitious architects—who modelled the library on a 15th-century Florentine palazzo—had in mind.
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But hardliners want to go in the opposite direction, to a more distant free-trade agreement modelled on the EU's deal with Canada.
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In September he was in China to break ground on a "Friendship Farm" in Hebei province, which is modelled on the Kimberley farm.
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We have re-modelled our rating case under the assumption of a drop of FY13 EBITDA to only slightly above GBP130m (FY16: GBP145m).
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The women who ran the school modelled a matter-of-fact female ambition that seemed, during Gloria's protected adolescence, galvanizing but hardly defiant.
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Photograph courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art 6 "The Walking Man" ("L'Homme Qui Marche"), by Auguste Rodin, modelled before 953 and cast before 1914.
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One demands that the government instead seek a trade deal with the EU modelled on the deal that the EU has with Canada.
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It was erected in the fifties, when the country's oil economy was booming, and was modelled on Le Corbusier's Cité Radieuse, in Marseille.
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This has the benefit of being compatible with anyone's preferred outcome, from a Norway-style relationship to a deal modelled on Switzerland or Canada.
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That might mean threatening greatly increased sanctions, perhaps modelled on those levied against Russia and targeting Mr Erdogan's allies, as proof of European seriousness.
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Plus, a service modelled on Amazon Prime that gives users a number of perks for a monthly fee — 169 roubles/month, or about $2.75.
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One of the teams has showed off a humanoid robot named Jiajia, whose features are modelled after those of five students from the university.
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Long-Term Diversification Benefits: Jababeka, together with Singapore's Sembcorp, is developing a new industrial complex in Kendal, Central Java, which is modelled after Cikarang.
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He certainly wants to pull the government away from Chequers and towards some sort of free-trade deal with the EU, modelled on Canada's.
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The cafe is modelled after the popular sitcom Friends, and has drawn much interest since news of it opening here broke early this year.
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EU banks are more constrained by leverage ratios than US peers due to the European reliance on modelled RWAs, which are balance-sheet intensive.
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Customers will be able to buy one-off journeys or "bundles" modelled on mobile-phone contracts, allowing a certain amount of travel each month.
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Latvia, a former Soviet state with a large Russian-speaking minority, had modelled itself as a financial bridge for Russians moving money to Europe.
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The country is set to introduce crash-test regulations modelled on international norms for new cars from 2017 and for existing vehicles from 2019.
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Last year, the Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge University's Judge Business School modelled a slightly different catastrophe than the one described by Hamid.
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Loosely modelled on Britain's House of Lords, the Senate can amend bills passed by the House of Commons, prompting negotiations between the two chambers.
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Shane, nicknamed "The Whispering Giant," is modelled after the 520 class steam locomotive, which entered service on the South Australian Railways in November 1943.
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Instead, the government has put the army in charge of a subsidised food-distribution system, known as CLAP and modelled on Cuba's ration book.
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As a composer, Muhly is attracted to glittering sounds, elegantly intertwining lyrical lines, and austere polyphonic textures modelled on Renaissance and Anglican choral music.
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Nick, like Marcel, is closely modelled on his author, but he's the least Proustian and introspective of narrators, revealing next to nothing about himself.
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The ship, we learn, whips along at close to the speed of light, although it appears to have been modelled on a large shoebox.
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For months, the museum conducted interviews with the now grown-up children who once lived in the apartments on which Keech's work is modelled.
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There was a sequinned tiger, and a pair of embroidered cocker spaniels modelled on pottery figurines made in Staffordshire, England, in the nineteenth century.
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VWFC uses a similar structure modelled on its global Driver programme and uses policies and procedures based on those adopted globally by VW group.
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Mr Navalny says the levy could be modelled on the windfall tax the Blair government introduced on privatised UK utilities in the late 1990s.
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None of the 614 structures Dr Baker modelled most recently has yet been elucidated by crystallography or NMR, but six of the previous 58 have.
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His plan, dubbed SmartTrack, calls for building a new light-rail line (modelled on London's Crossrail) and adding six stations to existing commuter rail lines.
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Groups of volunteers were sent to Turkey, where an international contracting firm, ARK, had set up a training centre modelled on parts of downtown Aleppo.
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The international campaign for boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel, modelled on the boycott movements against apartheid, is noisier but remains small for now.
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Bartholdi's name is well known for his association with the statue; it is said that Liberty's face is modelled after his strong-willed mother, Charlotte.
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In her place comes Tilottama, a wild-haired Kerala Christian who has studied architecture in New Delhi and is transparently modelled on Ms Roy herself.
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The European Central Bank's final guidance on leveraged transactions was implemented on November 16, and is modelled on the US guidelines - but contains some differences.
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The book poked fun at the macho culture of an elite university that was closely modelled on the would-be Princeton of the South, Duke.
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A series of thick, heavily modelled heads of his Uncle Dominique set the tone: the viewer watches the painter at work, attempting variation upon variation.
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Modelled on South Africa's post-apartheid Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the IVD's mandate goes back to 20083, a year before Tunisia gained independence from France.
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But the payback on the investment will still be 15 to 18 years, he said, based on a 10 percent take-up modelled in 2010.
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He added that the reduced charges could be modelled on "existing discounts for investments in small and medium-sized enterprises or high-quality infrastructure projects".
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Courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art Full-screen 1 of 5 5 "The Burghers of Calais," by Auguste Rodin, modelled 1884-95 and cast in 1985.
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The prison, which was designed in the nineteen-twenties by a Harvard alumnus and modelled on a college campus, started a debate team in 1933.
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There are moves afoot in Europe to build streaming joint ventures modelled on America's Hulu and, here, RTL has joined a French partnership called Salto.
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"My God," Gretchen said, trying on a hat that seemed to have been modelled on a used toilet brush, before adding it to her pile.
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"We are modelled on sport and if you want to win a championship you have to have an incredible player in every position," he explains.
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In 22018 Muddy Waters, a hedge fund which specialises in arcane companies, said the rococo empire was too complicated to be modelled in an Excel spreadsheet.
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A new innovation board in Shanghai, modelled on Nasdaq, should encourage local tech offerings, with rules that allow even some money-losing startups to go public.
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Machine learning and neural networks—software modelled on the human brain that learns from observational data and inference as humans do—power today's facial-recognition products.
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IGNORED WARNINGS Sri Lanka's constitution is modelled on the French system of government where the president has executive powers while the prime minister heads the parliament.
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The skirts are modelled after skirts from the 1800s, because I'm really inspired by the 1800s and the Baroque period and music and elegance and opera.
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Originally a lawyer in Manchester, he moved to London in the 1820s and began writing adventures modelled on those of Sir Walter Scott and Alexandre Dumas.
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Grams, a dark-web search engine modelled on Google, allows punters to hunt for bargains across different markets, further eroding sites' ability to gain market share.
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But perhaps another reason Mr Putin is so reluctant to recall the overthrow of the ancien régime is because he has modelled himself on its rulers.
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In some ways, SpaceShipTwo was a throwback, modelled on the experimental X planes that the Air Force and nasa had flown in the mid-twentieth century.
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" The work, along with about three hundred others modelled on Richmond's fingers, fists, palms, and other hand parts, made up Richmond's installation "Check Out This Sculpture!
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On the liabilities side, the EUR0.88bn fixed-rate covered bonds are hedged via fixed to floating swaps and the cash flows are modelled after the swap.
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The AIFC, an economic zone modelled on Dubai's International Financial Center, is the centrepiece of the former Soviet republic's plans to become a regional financial hub.
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It's a sorry sight, all the sorrier when you learn how closely, and in what depth of detail, "The Souvenir" is modelled on Hogg's own past.
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Previous investors in Sendy, which has modelled itself on platforms such like Indonesia's Go-jek, include local telecoms operator Safari com and Dutch investor DO Equity.
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It would have been modelled on the 9/203 Commission, a body consisting of five Republicans and five Democrats who interviewed more than twelve hundred people.
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Little Dog denies himself the practice that has been modelled all around him—he will not violate this fragility in the hopes of making it disappear.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon gave expectant mothers a starter kit full of essential items for newborns, kicking off the "baby box" programme that's modelled on Finland's.
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Featuring flashy tiger stripes in a bright palette of leotards, boots and men's bottoms, the layered ensembles are modelled by young up-and-coming artists and activists.
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The document, which was prepared by civil servants and leaked to Buzzfeed News, shows that Britain would see lower economic growth under every likely Brexit scenario modelled.
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In May more than 1,000 people joined a pro-independence rally in Cardiff, organised by All Under One Banner, a campaign group modelled on its Scottish namesake.
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The "Mattarellum" was modelled on British-style first-past-the-post contests, creating a clearer connection between voters and their representatives than the existing party-list system.
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The use of the laws diminished during the anti-colonial struggles of the mid-20th century because emergent states generally modelled new criminal laws on European statute.
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The connection and contrast between MacMillan—clearly modelled on inspirational tech gurus like Jobs—and the volatile programmer-turned-CEO Cameron Howe (MacKenzie Davis) is well drawn.
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Second, one of the underlying causes of the 'epistemological woes' is the assumption of 'marginalism', which enables the world to be modelled, but isn't how it works.
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The credit loss component is 3.1% and the cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 0003%, reflecting the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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In 2008 Rabya Mueller, a former Catholic nun who converted to Islam, formed the Islamic Liberal Bund, modelled closely on liberal Judaism, and has begun leading prayers.
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The cash flow valuation component amounts to -1.1%, which has decreased from the last analysis due to an improved excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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This is a result of the 8.5 years difference between the modelled WA life of the cover assets and the covered bonds on the fully hedged portfolio.
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This reflects the significant maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 16.1 years and liabilities at 4.6 years.
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The current boom is based on an old idea, with a modern twist: so-called artificial neural networks (ANNs), modelled on the architecture of the human brain.
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The credit loss component contributes 3.5% and the cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 6.3%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Modelled off a British program, specially trained cops would detect people at risk of being radicalized and surround them with social support, like housing support and counselling.
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Self-help groups modelled on Alcoholics Anonymous began proliferating with the establishment, in 1948, of a movement called TOPS (the acronym stood for "take off pounds sensibly").
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"This (claims) is within the group's modelled range of claims for an event of this nature, and reinsurance protections for the group remain substantially intact," Hiscox said.
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Amnesty International said on Thursday security forces were using "previously unseen" tear gas canisters modelled on military grenades that are 10 times as heavy as standard ones.
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American wines did not interest my father, because the British aristocrats he modelled his tastes on, and whom he wished to impress, were ignorant of Yank vineyards.
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On entry, you are greeted by a riot of color and a buzzing maze of fifteen kiosks, modelled on the bazaars of Spain, offering different regional specialties.
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You butt heads with man-bunned tech bros and steal back a hip-hop album from an obnoxious pharma exec modelled after Martin Shkreli. Botnets. Ransomware. Rideshares.
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Because I couldn't actually meet a shy, yet cocky version of young Ewan McGregor with a buzzcut, my friends and I modelled ourselves after the Trainspotting men.
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"We modelled the action of the wind in the ocean," Davide Proment, one of the researchers and a mathematician at England's University of East Anglia, told me.
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The campaign is a collaboration between HERO Condoms and Straya Cash artist Aaron Tyler, who created 10 fake Tinder profiles — five male, five female — modelled after common STIs.
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But he is also a lifelong member of the RSS (National Volunteer Organisation), a 260m-strong Hindu group founded in 24 and modelled loosely on the Boy Scouts.
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We were talking and Picasso was saying how quickly he modelled L'Homme au mouton and how bits kept falling off so it had to be cast straight away.
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"It's modelled in a way that if you were to shrink it down, a child would be able to put it together," explains Jiang in the video below.
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In Alaska, premiums for some seniors would rise to a ludicrous 69% of income, according to modelled estimates from the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health-care think-tank.
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It has set up two financial institutions, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the New Development Bank, which are modelled on traditional ones such as the World Bank.
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Ms Báñez introduced results-based financing for vocational education and a new dual training system for young people modelled on German apprenticeships, but this has only just begun.
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Horatio Greenough's "Vagabond Statue" of the president, modelled after Phidias's sculpture of Zeus at Olympia, proved to be a bit too chiselled for the tastes of the time.
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Fortunately, a 17th-century translation of the Bible into Wopanaak made reclamation possible, and it is now the medium of instruction in a kindergarten modelled on Punana Leo.
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In their modelled "half-warmed" world, Dr Irvine and his colleagues found that both temperature and precipitation extremes were moderated, which should lead to fewer droughts and floods.
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Cuphead is a 2D platformer, with one or two players taking on a mad, fever dream of boss battles: angry flowers, devils, and bees, modelled after Fleischer cartoons.
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This reflects the significant maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 13.4 years and the liabilities at 3.2 years.
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An OECD study that modelled the use of self-driving cars in Lisbon found that shared autonomous vehicles could reduce the number of cars needed by 80-90%.
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They feared the VAT change would be modelled on the VAT on manufacturing, from which they receive only 25% of revenues, the remainder going to the central government.
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In its disciplined idealism, Macron's campaign is self-consciously modelled on Obama's 2008 operation, right down to the armies of fresh-faced volunteers in cool-looking T-shirts.
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In this scenario, the agency has modelled the programme's cash flows assuming that the principal loss that materialises after considering the loans' maximum lengthened maturity is left unpaid.
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The credit loss is 3.2% and the cash flow valuation component reduces the 'AAA' breakeven OC by 9.7%, reflecting the excess spread modelled by Fitch for the programme.
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Deft and appealing, it was written by Nanjiani and his wife, Emily V. Gordon, and lightly modelled on the shape of their own relationship, in the early days.
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Ballantine, founded in New Jersey in 1840 and modelled on the breweries of Burton, survived America's turn to lager and, worse, prohibition, which did for many other American brewers.
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The credit loss contributes 3.4% and the cash flow component reduces the 'AAA' breakeven OC by 5.7%, due to the available excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Australia's new laws, modelled in part on the U.S. Foreign Agents Registration Act, would criminalise foreign interference and require the registration of lobbyists working for nation states, Turnbull said.
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Fastjet, launched in 2012 and modelled on no-frills airlines such as easyJet Plc and Ryanair Holdings Plc , has been running short of cash for more than two years.
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At a meeting on September 14th it is expected to propose a new competition, modelled on the Indian Premier League (IPL), to the heads of the 203 county clubs.
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While first-quarter GDP data disappointed, analysts at Goldman Sachs point out that only 45 percent of preliminary estimates are based on observed data, with the rest being modelled.
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The piece begins in trickster style, with the soloist playing a funky ostinato modelled on Henry Mancini's "Peter Gunn" theme and a detuned honky-tonk piano adding offbeat accents.
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This has increased the amount of assets modelled by Fitch to be sold to cover the larger value of maturities following a switch of recourse to the cover pool.
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The company plans to launch an e-commerce service known as Masoko in mid-November, modelled on China's Alibaba, with the platform already offering 114.43.6000,000 different products, Kamath said.
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I think we lasted an hour before the inevitable chippy trip and interminable trudge back to the halls of residence that seemed to have been modelled on Scandinavian prisons.
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Fastjet, launched in 2012 and modelled on the likes of no-frills airlines easyJet and Ryanair Holdings, has been struggling with its cash needs for the last few years.
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Second, Northern Irish voters prefer the British healthcare system, which is free at the point of delivery, to the Irish one, which is modelled on the U.S. insurance system.
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There is, of course, much diversity between different populations, but many defy the limits of what can be modelled, and almost all require at least a three-dimensional diagram.
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Alternatively, we could implement the public option, which Obama himself called for in that 2009 speech: a federal program, modelled on Medicare, open to anyone on the individual market.
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The funeral procession was modelled on the Duke of Wellington's, who was carried to his crypt in St Paul's Cathedral in an elaborate 12-ton 6-wheel funeral car.
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Often misleadingly termed "pointillist," these later works were modelled on the musical technique of contrapuntal inversion: the harmony of independent themes often found in the music of Johann Sebastian Bach.
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According to the research, strong legs were an attractive and important feature to females of the time, with "well-modelled thighs a sign of virility, a good fencer and horseman".
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Fitch has currently not modelled any impact on total coverage, volume, or pricing based on potential changes to the Affordable Care Act or other legislative activity impacting the pharmaceutical industry.
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The credit loss component contributes 3.4% to breakeven OC, and the cash flow component reduces it by 3.7% due to the available excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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To the Italians, Greeks and other southerners, monetary union was a means of borrowing the inflation-fighting credibility of the Bundesbank, on which the European Central Bank (ECB) was modelled.
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Like the laws in California, Washington, Vermont, Colorado and Washington, DC, Hawaii's law is modelled on legislation in Oregon, which was the first state to allow assisted dying, in 2218.
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Beijing's "Made in China 2025" strategy, explicitly modelled on Germany's "Industry 4.0" policy, aims to transform the country into a high-tech manufacturing powerhouse in industries like aviation and robotics.
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The credit loss component contributes 3.4% to breakeven OC, and the cash flow component reduces it by 3.1% due to the available excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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The credit loss component contributes 103%, and the cash flow valuation component decreases the breakeven overcollateralisation by 6.3%, due to the available excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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GIFs provided by Google The rainforest is modelled after Rimbang Baling, one of the last pristine rainforests in Indonesia's Sumatra, which is also home to the critically endangered Sumatran tiger.
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But shooting in an active maximum-security state penitentiary, with the inmates taking on most of the parts, using a script modelled on their own experiences there: this was new.
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The Tax Policy Center modelled the earlier sketch plan put out by Republicans and found that after four decades, GDP would be 0.4% lower, because of the increased debt burden.
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A primary case in point is "The Walking Man" (modelled before 18843), for which he plunked the rough torso of one uncompleted sculpture onto the fully articulated legs of another.
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"This (claims) is within the group's modelled range of claims for an event of this nature, and reinsurance protections for the group remain substantially intact," Hiscox said in a statement.
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The credit loss component contributes 3.4% to breakeven OC, and the cash flow component reduces it by 4.3% due to the available excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Like other socialist M.P.s of his generation, Corbyn modelled his politics on those of Tony Benn, a former industry minister who, in 19323, narrowly failed to become Labour's deputy leader.
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When I asked Smith if the tour had been modelled on John McCain's Straight Talk Express, of 2000, she replied, "Obvi," but Buttigieg is a less chummy presence than McCain.
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China's military has set up a new department modelled on the Pentagon's hi-tech research agency to develop state-of-the-art weapons such as stealth aircraft and electromagnetic cannons.
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"I think the political intent is: as of a certain day in the future, we want to have a harmonised approach modelled on the French solution," said a hybrid solutions banker.
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The cash flow valuation component reduces the 'AAA' breakeven OC by 3.6%, a lower positive impact than previously, due to the slightly decreased excess spread modelled by Fitch for the programme.
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Tax breaks are more generous than those associated with giving to a foundation, set-up costs are lower and online access platforms modelled on internet banking make donating much more convenient.
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Duterte also wants to set up command centers for security cameras in cities around the country that are modelled on a state-of-the-art crime reporting hub in Davao City.
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New Delhi is also looking at more multilateral investment projects, modelled on a draft agreement to develop a port terminal with Japan in Colombo that was signed last month, he said.
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Educated in schools modelled on the British system, they expected a warm welcome from the "mother country"; yet when they arrived they struggled to find landlords willing to rent them homes.
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In October the UK Trade Policy Observatory at Sussex University modelled a counterfactual Britain that had voted Remain, and found that the Leave vote had reduced inward FDI by a fifth.
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In Germany a new corporate-governance code, modelled on a British one, is emboldening activists, too: the latest version says that institutional investors "are expected to exercise their ownership rights actively".
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The credit loss component contributes 3.4% and the cash flow valuation component decreases the breakeven over-collateralisation by 5.5% due to the available excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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At a BNEF Future of Energy Summit in London on Tuesday, BP's chief economist Spencer Dale said: "Electric vehicles could take off anytime," as shifts in social preferences cannot be modelled.
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The cash flow valuation component reduces the 'AAA' breakeven OC by 9.7%, a lower positive effect than previously, due to the slightly decreased excess spread modelled by Fitch for the programme.
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To make the single currency palatable to the inflation-phobic Germans, the ECB was modelled on their central bank, the Bundesbank, with control of inflation at the heart of its mission.
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The first four Mutable Instruments modules were designed simultaneously, with Braids, a "macro-oscillator" that digitally modelled a vast range of synth voices and timbres, proving to be the most popular.
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His name recalls the hero of "Chisum," a John Wayne picture from 1970, and, in terms of fashion sense, Chisolm goes for the all-black look, as modelled by Hopalong Cassidy.
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This reflects the significant maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 15.6 years and the liabilities at 4.9 years (as of November 2017).
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It uses an artificial neural network, linking digital "neurons" in several layers, each one feeding its output to the next layer, in an approach that is loosely modelled on the human brain.
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Herriot, modelled on the life of his creator, the late vet-turned-author Alf Wight, was made world famous in the 1970s by a series of books, films and a television series.
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Oxford Economics has modelled the effects of Brexit with no deal and says that it would lop a cumulative 2% off Britain's GDP by the end of 2020, equivalent to some £40bn.
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The Extraordinary Intervention Authority would be set up at the central bank and is modelled on the Banking Recovery and Resolution Directive of the European Union, a report accompanying the draft said.
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"We have numerically modelled the evolution of methane hydrates through the last Ice Age up until today, and the methane hydrates became unstable at the time estimated for crater formation," she said.
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SML's covered bonds benefit from a two-notch RU, as Fitch sees the underlying assets as standard and the breakeven OC compensates for the credit loss modelled in a 'AAA' stress scenario.
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However, Fitch has modelled all loans with an extended maturity to account for the increased default risk of short-term bullet loans should CBK be unwilling or unable to refinance maturing loans.
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"Rankings of airline efficiency based on assumptions and modelled estimates are not a useful tool for either the public or policymakers, as they present an inaccurate picture of the operation," Dodd said.
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The class A notes of Crusade No.1E of 2007 and Crusade No.1 of 2007 can withstand an additional 0003% and 21.8%, respectively, of defaults at their 'AAAsf' modelled loss severity.
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The Liberator Gun Vases (2016) — parametrically modelled on "the open source Liberator gun, the first 3D modeled, open source handgun made available for download online, utilizing torrent sites" — are the best example.
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But while increased efficiency tends to either increase production or require less work, the practical downside is rarely modelled in games: the former increases the consumption of resources, the latter depresses wages.
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In particular, infrastructure stocks are widely seen benefiting from the development of the special zone, which would be modelled on the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone that helped kickstart China's economic reforms in 1980.
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"Degraded," a mix of 2D and 3D animation, is full of beautiful, intricate designs, half of which seem modelled after video game graphics and half of which resemble colorful and intense astract painting.
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This incredibly detailed robotic hand is one of the most accurate mechanical devices modelled on the human body that we've ever seen—because it simply swaps bones and tissue for exact mechanical replicas.
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In addition to extra aid, it plans to send a multi-agency task force, modelled on initiatives in Colombia, Northern Ireland and South Africa, to prosecute police and politicians involved in organised crime.
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"I saw this guy staring at me, he kept looking at me and then he just came up to me and asked if I had ever modelled before," Soper-Wirangi told Mashable Australia.
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The cash flow valuation component amounts to 6.9%, which has decreased from the last analysis due to improved excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme as a result of updated spread information.
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Elements including interior surface coverings, the size of windows, and different functions of the car can be modelled and demoed using VR, overlaid on top of the rapidly prototyped 3D-printed basic surfaces.
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Turnout among young voters is modelled differently by each polling firm, which helped account for the wide range of different estimates on the Conservatives' polling lead - currently between 3 and 12 percentage points.
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That will enable the aircraft, which was modelled on the Soviet Tu-16 jet bomber, to carry out in-flight refuelling – significantly boosting its operating range compared to its predecessor, the H-6K.
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In "Stuffed Peppers" (1970), an asymmetrical pattern of vertical window reflections acts as a single-axis grid, flattening the picture in spite of the carefully modelled forms stacked in each jar's pale brine.
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It's a realist novel—almost a historical novel—about a Bosnian Serb war criminal, modelled on Radovan Karadžić, who has escaped international detection and has arrived in Cloonoila, an obscure little Irish town.
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They modelled themselves on a San Francisco organization, Project Rebound, that had been started, in 1967, by a man named John Irwin, who, in his twenties, did time in Soledad for armed robbery.
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CRITERIA VARIATION Fitch has applied a variation to the APAC Residential Mortgage Criteria, which states that the asset margin modelled will be capped at 2.0% for covered bonds where the margin exceeds that amount.
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When the euro was created, the Germans insisted that it be modelled on the mighty Deutschmark and refused to entertain a "transfer union" channelling resources from Europe's austere north to its allegedly spendthrift south.
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So far, most studies have modelled a "fully" geoengineered world in which CO2 concentrations are doubled compared with current or pre-industrial levels, and all the resulting warming is counterbalanced by a stratospheric sunshade.
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The S&P 500, whose circuit breaker is the benchmark on which many other bourses have modelled theirs, is much less restrictive than China's and also factors in what time of day selling occurs.
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You might remember the early "living dolls," modelled less on Barbie than on Victorian porcelain figures and involving none of the extreme plastic surgery and overt sexuality the look has lately became known for.
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The new Nigerian bank - modelled on Germany's KfW - will lend to local commercial banks and micro-finance institutions that will in turn make loans to small firms, helping to boost economic growth and jobs.
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The one in SoHo has pastel foam blocks to sit on, clothes racks modelled on Donald Judd's aluminum boxes in Marfa, Texas, and fitting rooms of different shapes built from various woods and metals.
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The data was modelled to try to build psychographic profilers of US voters and sold to Cambridge Analytica — a chain of data leaks that eventually blew up into a major global scandal for Facebook.
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Modelled on civil disobedience campaigns such as the U.S. civil rights movement and Britain's Suffragettes, Extinction Rebellion has pushed climate up the agenda in Britain, where parliament declared a symbolic 'climate emergency' in May.
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Small print on the leaflets reveals that the Lib Dems have instead used a modelled projection of national YouGov polling by the website Flavible, which attempts to estimate support for parties in individual constituencies.
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In her first year in the Senate, she modelled herself on Missouri's most successful Democratic politician, Harry Truman, by getting appointed to the Armed Services Committee and holding hearings on fraud by military contractors.
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Halfway through the meal, we were joined by Stephen Werther, a bespectacled entrepreneur who is Bourdain's partner in a new venture: a Manhattan market modelled on Singapore's hawker centers, or open-air food courts.
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Among best performers were infrastructure stocks, widely seen benefiting from the development of the special zone, which would be modelled on the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone that helped kickstart China's economic reforms in 1980.
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Then there is the vicious topspin forehand modelled on her idol Rafael Nadal's weapon-of-choice and the Marat Safin-like double-handed backhand, taken at shoulder-level with both feet off the ground.
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"I modelled myself off Khaleesi," Cavill jokes to Jimmy Kimmel in the interview above, after being presented with a side-by-side of his character, Geralt of Rivia, and Emilia Clarke's Thrones character Daenerys.
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Under the policy, people over the age of 18 could buy marijuana from " single-purpose stores modelled [sic] on pharmacies," like dispensaries in the US, or grow their greenery at home for personal use.
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Techniques like this are being adapted for use on the ground: in French hospitals, according to the European Space Agency, patients are being examined with long-distance ultrasounds modelled after those used on the station.
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The school is modelled on the Kolmogorov Physics and Mathematics School in Moscow, which from the mid-1960s took Russia's smartest 15-year-olds and exposed them to the best maths teaching in the country.
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But the book's popularity lay in a clever plot line, the masterfully evoked atmosphere of fear and gloom brooding over the monastery, and the attractive central figure, unashamedly modelled on the famous detective Sherlock Holmes.
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The crisis in the Gulf might ramp it up further, with talk of a European protection mission for shipping likely modelled along the lines of the EU task force against Somali piracy earlier this decade.
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When I asked Pecker about McDougal, who was Playboy's Playmate of the Year in 22003, he told me that he first met her when she modelled for the cover of Men's Fitness , another A.M.I. magazine.
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Indeed, "Star Trek" has always borne a trace of real-world politics: the United Federation of Planets, modelled after the UN or perhaps the EU, has embodied peace since the original series aired in 1966.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg sets an ambitious goal every year for himself, and this year it was to create an AI assistant for his home, modelled in part on Jarvis from Marvel's Iron Man universe.
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The London-Shanghai stock connect is modelled after a similar scheme that links Hong Kong and Shanghai, but it faces more technical and regulatory challenges, as Chinese and British investors trade in different time zones.
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Besides offering lower premiums to careful drivers, the app rewards them with cutesy badges ("Fuel Friendly", perhaps, or "Corner Master") modelled on the "achievements" common in video games, before rating their driving out of ten.
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The new curriculum was modelled on what was known as the "Fat Man's Great Books Class", which Mortimer Adler, a philosopher who co-founded the Aspen Institute, had run in wartime Chicago exclusively for executives.
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He modelled his populist political style on William Jennings Bryan and imported American cultural institutions like 4-H agricultural youth groups and state fairs, even orchestrating aeroplane fly-pasts based on one by the Wright brothers.
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In a paper presented at the annual conference of the American Economic Association (AEA) in January, Matthew Weinzierl, of Harvard University, notes that the world is too complicated to be modelled with anything like perfect accuracy.
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Because of the Supreme Court's new conservative majority few observers predicted that it would side with the abortion providers by blocking a regulation that was modelled on a law deemed unconstitutional less than three years earlier.
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Pricing for the dockless Jump bikes is modelled on how Jump works in the U.S.: it costs £1 to unlock a bike, and then £0.12 per minute to ride it, with your first five minutes free.
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The second is the kind who keeps a copy of Infinite Jest on their bedside table "for reference" and can't recognise how funny it is that they have earnestly modelled their entire adult self on Morrissey.
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These "Mamluk" republics, mostly socialist-leaning with a penchant for central control of the economy, at first modelled themselves on the authoritarian nationalism of Turkey under Ataturk, though they did not fully share his militant secularism.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economy will continue to grow under all Brexit scenarios modelled by the government, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Wednesday, following the release of official economic analysis on leaving the European Union.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.3%, which is up from 5.5%, due to an improved level of excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme as a result of the new issuance.
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The roughly 500 billion euro ($538.05 billion) fund is modelled on the 480 billion euro Special Fund for Market Stabilisation that the government set up to prop up banks at the time of the financial crisis.
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In fact, many details of the drivers' experience had been modelled on the interactions that customers have when they enter an Apple store, from the "concierges" who greeted them to the low driver-to-employee ratio.
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A glaring example is the double portrait called "Bill and Elaine de Kooning and Woman I" (1997), which presents the pair as painted cut-outs projecting eight inches from the surface, then redundantly modelled in grisaille.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.4%, which is up from 0003%, due to a slightly improved level of excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme as a result of the new issuance.
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This study includes scenarios modelled on the ECB's draft guidelines on new non-performing loans (NPLs), which give banks seven years to provide for credit backed by collateral and two years for unsecured debt, the sources said.
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The stressed cash flow valuation component reduces the 'AAA' breakeven OC by 5.4%, a lower positive effect than previously, primarily due to Fitch's updated prepayment assumptions for Australia that reduce the excess spread modelled for the programme.
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Waiters glide around the space in a uniform of red-and-black blazers that give them the air of nonchalant lion tamers; the outfits are modelled after a favorite jacket of Aisa Shelley, the bar's managing partner.
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Given that President Emmanuel Macron has modelled himself on none other than Louis XIV—he aspires to what he calls a "Jupiterian" style—one wonders whether the French Baroque could once again become an instrument of power.
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Fastjet, launched in 2012 and modelled on the likes of no-frills airlines easyJet Plc and Ryanair Holdings Plc , has been cash-strapped for more than two years due to tough conditions in its home market, Tanzania.
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North Korea's state media reported on Saturday that Kim had guided a contest of amphibious landing and aerial strike by its army against targets modelled after South Korean islands near the sea border on the west coast.
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Though the gunman did not get into the building in Wednesday's attack, he killed two bystanders in a subsequent live-streamed rampage, which appeared to be modelled on last year's gun attack on a New Zealand mosque.
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Like many proposed doctor-assisted-dying laws debated across America in the past year, it is modelled on that of Oregon, which in 1997 became the first American state to make doctor-assisted dying legal in some circumstances.
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LONDON, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Britain's economy will continue to grow under all Brexit scenarios modelled by the government, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Wednesday, following the release of official economic analysis on leaving the European Union.
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The chip itself is conceived as modelled on the human brain — or at least how we know it to work — with pulses and spikes based around synapses, with different parts of the chip taking on different learning functions.
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As night fell, demonstrators set up tents at a nearby parade ground under triumphal arches made from crossed swords held by hands modelled on those of Saddam Hussein, who was toppled by the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
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For Danske's domestic programme, Fitch-tested rating on a PD basis has changed to 'AA+' from 'AA' but the impact on the breakeven OC was offset by a reduction of the cushion applied on the modelled asset margin.
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Hexadite is part of what you might call the new guard of security companies, building solutions based on machine learning and AI modelled on "top cyber analysts" to try to tackle threats more like the smartest humans would.
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In January 2018, the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) "strongly" recommended the adoption of reforms to assign responsibility to senior personnel, and said such reforms "should be modelled on the Senior Managers and Certification Regime in the UK".
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Hexadite is part of what you might call that new guard of security companies, building solutions based on machine learning and AI modelled on "top cyber analysts" to try to tackle threats more like the smartest humans would.
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Chinese construction shares were among the top gainers after Beijing on Saturday announced plans to build Xiongan New Area, modelled on the Shenzhen special economic zone next to Hong Kong that helped kickstart China's economic reforms in 1980.
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Citing an anonymous U.S. intelligence source, Buzzfeed said the new group would be modelled on the now defunct "Active Measures Working Group," a Cold War era committee erected in the 1980s to expose covert operations by the Soviet Union.
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In contrast to Messrs Wyler and Musk, and their aspirations for global coverage, Telesat has divided the surface of the planet into thousands of polygons, and modelled exactly in which ones it makes financial sense to offer strong connectivity.
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News last month of the scheme to set up the zone that would be modelled on the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone that helped kickstart China's economic reforms in 1980 sent land prices soaring and prompted government warnings against speculation.
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"You can develop your apps once, then flexibly deploy them across a range of different devices," he told a developers' conference held in Dongguan in southern China, where Huawei has built a lavish new campus modelled after European towns.
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The initiative's founder, Jessica McClard, modelled it off of the Little Free Library project, in which community members and businesses in more than 90 countries have built freestanding boxes in cities where the public can leave and take books.
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Though the eulogy is modelled on classical stoic death scenes reaching back to Plato's Phaedo, its originality lies in Montaigne's honest reporting of the comic absurdities of his friend's passing, and of his own emotional ambivalence at his death.
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JPX-Nikkei Mid- and Small-Cap Index is modelled on a similar index for larger shares with high profitability, the JPX-Nikkei Index 400, which debuted three years ago to help put pressure on company management to boost profitability.
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Hafeez Shaikh, a government adviser who is the de facto finance minister, said the changes to collecting taxes on exports were modelled on those used by Bangladesh, which has surged ahead of Pakistan to become a regional export powerhouse.
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And the final thought is that I would say one of the surprises for me as I modelled that is that it looks like the trade-deficit reduction from a reduction in transfer pricing has happened slower than I expected.
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That bill, on which Texas's is modelled, sparked a boycott of the state by sports teams and businesses that is estimated to have cost the state hundreds of millions of dollars before the bill was partially repealed earlier this year.
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THE powers of pardon bestowed on an American president—modelled on those enjoyed by English monarchs in centuries past—are so sweeping and awful that they impose their own discipline on chief executives, or so Alexander Hamilton predicted in Federalist 74.
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The company said that despite continuing uncertainty around the losses from Harvey and Irma, the estimates were within its modelled range of claims for events of this nature and that it still had "depth of cover" in its reinsurance business.
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BOQ's covered bonds benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as Fitch sees the underlying assets as standard and the AP relied upon by Fitch in its analysis roughly compensates for the credit loss modelled in a 'AAA(EXP)' stress scenario.
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In Hong Kong, the chief executive would be elected by a 1,200-member electoral college from a pool of candidates approved by the Chinese government and would preside over a system modelled roughly on Britain's, though with a single legislative chamber.
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The lower prepayment rate of 0% (previously 3%) assumed in the analysis has increased the amount of assets modelled by Fitch to be sold to cover the large value of maturing liabilities following a switch of recourse to the cover pool.
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The lower prepayment rate of 0003% (previously 3%) assumed in the analysis has increased the amount of assets modelled by Fitch to be sold to cover the large value of maturing liabilities following a switch of recourse to the cover pool.
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NBG I, NBG II and Piraeus's programme are assigned a three-notch recovery uplift as the 25% OC Fitch relies on compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the covered bonds' rating (7%, 14% and 14.3%, respectively).
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Fastjet, launched in 2012 and modelled on the likes of no-frills airlines easyJet Plc and Ryanair Holdings Plc , has been running short of cash for more than two years and it was unclear if investors will continue to back it.
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But he concedes were it not for the project's eye-catching design - a marble structure modelled on a 19th century Italian galleria with shops tailored to super-rich Qataris, whose jobs have survived the austerity - his business might be in trouble.
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This April, a delegation of a hundred and ten displaced natives of the city—technocrats, teachers, attorneys, and other professionals—established the Raqqa Civil Council, a governing body modelled on the regional assemblies of the new democratic federation in northern Syria.
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To bring the suit, Blum created Students for Fair Admissions, a membership organization roughly modelled on the A.C.L.U. and the N.A.A.C.P., which sued the university on behalf of its members, some of whom were students with stories similar to Wang's.
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The IMF said its study showed a bigger negative impact on the EU from Brexit than some previous work, because it modelled the disruption to manufacturing supply chains as well as the effect of tariffs and reduced financial services trade.
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The breakeven AP is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 11.8%, reflecting the significant maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 13.9 years and the liabilities at 4.5 years.
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In the antecedent, speedy era of the music industry, it was necessary to find a young and attractive star—some sort of street urchin, really, who could be modelled into a backstory adequate enough to set-up a three album career.
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Harper Lee's father was actually named Amasa, but, by the end of his life, he was answering to "Atticus Finch," a reflection of how closely the character was modelled on him and how wildly well known his fictional doppelgänger had become.
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A UK government analysis published in November 2018 suggested that a modelled average free-trade agreement along the lines of Johnson's planned deal with the European Union would reduce economic growth by about 4.9% and up to 6.7% over 15 years.
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While rivals such as Manchester United have focused on building their brand and global following based on one team, CFG has acquired clubs around the world and modelled them on the Manchester City style of play and off-field organisation.
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Recovery Uplift BNPP HL SFH, CM-CIC HL SFH and SG SFH's OFH benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as the OC that Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the OFH ratings.
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Built by researchers from the University of Washington, the hand is modelled on that of a real human: Its skeleton is actually just that, a 3D-printed version of all the bones in a hand created by laser-scanning an actual human being.
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The brand brought out its Gel Effect polish long before others were offering hard-wearing lacquer, while its Superfood NailKale formula was the first range to be formulated with the trending antioxidant leafy green (and was modelled by Alexa Chung, to boot).
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He said state-owned EDF was hoping to convince the Macron government to introduce state subsidies for new nuclear plants, modelled on the British "Contracts for Difference" (CfD) scheme under which EDF is planning to build two nuclear reactors in Hinkley Point, Britain.
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I think I lasted about 20 minutes in that slightly rundown theatre in one of Harare's shopping centres before picking up my really tacky over-the-shoulder corduroy bag modelled after the five-pocket design of a pair of jeans and leaving.
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"Goldilocks has been approached by other stakeholders, and is open to working with all who share in the common purpose of negotiating a fair and re-modelled restructuring plan that restores and preserves value for all parties involved," it said on Thursday.
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The divide between the two is technical as well as imaginative: Leonardo used oil paint, not old-fashioned egg-based tempera, and applied it in multiple thin layers, each a luminescent veil, so that his angel appears to be modelled in light.
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Meanwhile, a decade after "Pattern Recognition," K-HOLE, a marketing think tank modelled on the one in the novel, popularized Cayce's fashion philosophy in the form of "normcore," a trend—forecasted, then real—based on the idea of secretive, informed, intentional blankness.
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When the film was released, Safdie proclaimed Holmes a "movie star," and her life suddenly grew more glamorous; she modelled in a fashion shoot with Lady Gaga, and had a role in "American Honey," the well-reviewed film about travelling magazine sellers.
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The company outlined several of its development strategies in a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange on Thursday including its development on Cotai, which will add 4,500 hotel rooms to a strip of flashy resorts built on reclaimed land modelled after Las Vegas.
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This has increased slightly from 13.2% at the time of previous analysis in December 2016, due to a slight change in the maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 15.9 years and liabilities at 4.6 years.
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Recovery Uplift CM-CIC HL FCT, CMNE HL FCT, Zephyr HL FCT and FCT Evergreen's notes benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as the OC that Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the notes' rating.
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Chinese officials say this year's summit will strengthen Africa's role in Xi's Belt and Road initiative to link China by sea and land through an infrastructure network modelled on the old Silk Road with southeast and central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa.
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With the help of 0ptimus, a firm of Republican data wonks, he has spent three years building Legis, an algorithm powered by vast quantities of data and a neural network (a computer system modelled on the human brain), which predicts the outcome of congressional votes.
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The strategy includes the creation of a public-private fund to support SMEs, the use of more private-sector funds to build infrastructure modelled on the independent power producer renewable power programme, reducing uncertainty and administrative hurdles for companies and efforts to improve labour relations.
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Citymakers, then just a company of enterprising urbanists, set up a group to campaign for a park, modelled on the Friends of the High Line (FHL had campaigned authorities in New York to turn an abandoned elevated train track into an urban park, with success).
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Modelled on a New England town hall, it is a handsome shrine to an artist whose work has hung in the Oval Offices of the past four presidents (though a Rockwell painting of the Statue of Liberty's torch seems to have vanished from Donald Trump's).
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The team of researchers from the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food in the U.K. and the International Food Policy Research Institute in Washington modelled what effects tax hikes on meat and dairy products would have on consumption, gas emissions and health.
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