A moderately honest man with a moderately faithful wife, moderate drinkers both, in a moderately healthy house: that is the true middle class unit.
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Part of being moderately unpopular nationwide is being moderately unpopular in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa.
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Clinton, with more modest horizons, stands a good chance of having a moderately successful, moderately popular term.
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With the Republican majority in the Senate and a filibuster not in the cards, he will need only convince a select group of moderates that he will be moderately objective, moderately receptive to liberal views and moderately loyal to precedent.
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A team at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security created the "Clade X" simulation drill, and tagged the disease as "moderately contagious" and "moderately lethal," Business Insider reported.
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The results applied only to those who drank moderately for decades, and not to those who recently began drinking moderately or drank more than 13 drinks a week.
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The net income has also been supported by the robust, albeit moderately decreasing, life profitability and investment yield, as well as the moderately positive non-life underwriting technical result.
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It's a moderately funny joke piggybacking off a popular internet meme; cracking such moderately funny jokes piggybacking off popular internet memes is partly what social media staffs are paid to do.
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According to his company's research, emails that were slightly to moderately positive or slightly to moderately negative received a 10 -15 percent greater response rate than emails that were completely neutral.
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Ratings have declined moderately since, according to Broadcast & Cable.
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Nine were classed as seriously and three as moderately depressed; three months after taking a dose of psilocybin, one was seriously and six were moderately depressed, while five were no longer depressed.
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High Leverage, Moderate Coverage: Huiyuan Juice posted moderately strong FFO fixed charge coverage of 3.0x at end-2016, but its leverage - measured by FFO-adjusted net leverage - was moderately high at 4.8x.
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I'm moderately introverted, so I like to be left alone.
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But it nevertheless filled a moderately sized room without issue.
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The interventions were done on patients who were moderately debilitated.
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"Japan's economy has continued to recover moderately," the bank said.
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The latest report also includes some other moderately good news.
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I smoke pretty moderately now because I work a lot.
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The floors were a bit wet, and only moderately clean.
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Another one in three call it a "moderately big" problem.
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Moderately priced wines are more likely to be immediately enjoyable.
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But this moderately miraculous album remains both chewy and savory.
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"Japan's economy is expected to continue expanding moderately," Kuroda said.
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The flight was moderately priced and extremely easy to book.
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Once the count materialized, things got only moderately more stimulating.
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The prescription drug varenicline (Chantix) has performed even moderately better.
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Most of the family was shaken but only moderately injured.
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That's what one "moderately conservative" woman liked most about Sanders.
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At worst, it's moderately painless, like cleaning a nonstick pan.
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The moderately challenging uphill climb should take around 90 minutes.
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With consumer spending rising moderately, inflation remained benign in October.
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That's not to say that the material isn't moderately amusing.
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For federal inmates, the numbers were only moderately more encouraging.
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And he is only moderately — some would say barely — philanthropic.
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"March is the key month, we're moderately optimistic," he said.
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We're moderately constructive on EM, but we're not raging bulls.
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An additional 23 neighborhoods are considered to be moderately damaged.
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The pills were moderately effective but made me very tired.
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"We (Sampo) are committed to propose each year a moderately growing dividend ... These internal dividends, of course, support our intention, and the dividend will likely grow moderately next spring," Stadigh told Reuters by telephone.
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And any moderately sensible person of any political disposition knows it.
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We maintain our baseline view that the economy is expanding moderately.
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And moderately sized disasters are more probable than you might think.
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Check out our picks for moderately to extremely dry hands, ahead.
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Football's "Indian Super League", launched in 2000, is only moderately successful.
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McKee determined that Stabler had a "moderately severe" case of CTE.
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There's satisfaction in helping others, and the pressure is moderately low.
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Artwork, specifically paintings, can seem like it should be moderately cheap.
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"Japan's economy continues to recover moderately as a trend," it said.
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Moderately priced women's apparel has been a tough spot in retail.
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I'm staying humble, operating irons in a moderately price hotel room.
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Its products are effective, contain natural ingredients, and are moderately priced.
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Today, credit spreads have only widened moderately and growth remains strong.
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Cash taxes will increase moderately from 2016 levels of $295 million.
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The location was a moderately expensive seafood restaurant in Sarasota, Fla.
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Another 36 percent of Americans are moderately confident it can be.
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"Japan's economy is expanding moderately, " the BOJ said in a statement.
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Dubrovnik, Croatia, was a moderately popular tourist destination a decade ago.
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Four other people were seriously injured, and three were moderately injured.
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T&R is moderately sensitive to traffic and fuel volume shocks.
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Citizen lawsuits have been moderately successful challenging the Obama administration's overreach.
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Forecasted revenue growth and moderately improving margins will drive cash generation.
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They are moderately priced as well, costing largely $223 to $222.
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It was moderately comfortable, and not unlike most typical hotel beds.
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That's according to a "moderately conservative" man from Kent County, Michigan.
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That's according to a "moderately conservative" man from Polk County, Florida.
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That's according to a "moderately conservative" woman from Orange County, Florida.
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That's according to a "moderately conservative" woman from Escambia County, Florida.
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That's according to a "moderately conservative" woman from Travis County, Texas.
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A "moderately conservative" Virginia man liked the "passion of his ideas".
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This system held up at least moderately well until the 1990s.
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I'm a moderately creative person but I don't consider myself artistic.
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Of 1,540 total passengers, only one person was seen coughing moderately.
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When I feel like I can use social media more moderately.
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He tries to eat moderately, and he avoids sweets and breads.
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Revenue was in line with the outlook, and EBITDA was moderately ahead.
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Seven were listed as lightly injured; one was listed as moderately injured.
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Image: SnapThis month, more than a million keyboard-wielding, moderately frustrated change.
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This would represent a moderately bullish case for crude, the strategists noted.
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Thirty-six percent are moderately confident and only 9% are not confident.
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I mentioned moderately sweet German rieslings earlier, which can be gorgeously fruity.
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Pressure to shift euro clearing would moderately affect LCH, S&P said.
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Market debt, however, remains moderately high at 120% of the city's revenue.
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Economic growth has moderately recovered but this has mainly benefitted the wealthy.
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It's no secret that Aaron Paul is moderately fond of his wife.
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"Some of the drugs at the moment are moderately expensive," he said.
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On the commodities front, oil prices were moderately higher after Monday's fall.
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Fitch assesses IVF's integration as moderately supportive of the entity's credit quality.
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A report on Tuesday showed monthly consumer prices rising moderately in May.
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As a result, most American metropolitan areas remain moderately to highly segregated.
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The first taste sensations are delightfully buttery, moderately salty, and surprisingly bright.
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So Facebook, they're moderately important, the Facebook Watch show was a highlight.
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The Neotel acquisition has moderately diluted the group's margins and increased leverage.
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Some problem drinkers stop drinking but are then able to drink moderately.
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The first step is to find, or rent, a moderately powerful computer.
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That's according to a "moderately conservative" woman from Richland County, South Carolina.
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That's according to a California woman who describes herself as "moderately conservative".
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A "moderately conservative" woman from Perry County, Indiana, said, "He seems likable."
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Three fishermen were moderately injured, said the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza.
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There's also a red bean and chickpea chili, moderately spiced and chunky.
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Ms. Nikulshina said Mr. Verzilov did not take drugs and drank moderately.
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Yes, I'm emphasizing dry, as these wines all have moderately sweet variations.
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Instead, they've favored the biggest polluters against their more moderately polluting peers.
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Moderately bolstered seats with thigh extensions should coddle most drivers and passengers.
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Speaking in parliament, Nabiullina said the bank's monetary policy remained moderately tight.
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Fitch also expects that capital will decline moderately from the current level.
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But the prognosis looks moderately better today than it did on Friday.
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The team also found that moderately frequent drinkers had a lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease than infrequent drinkers: Overall, moderately frequent drinkers experienced about 22% less deaths due to heart disease, according to the study estimates.
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Manufacturing production and home sales fell in April, while consumer spending increased moderately.
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Almost half the respondents said they were at least moderately distrustful of vaccines.
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Abbey's description of cannabis fits Hale's L3 category—"moderately safe"—to a tee.
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But he also said the country's economy was expected to continue moderately expanding.
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In the currency market, the rose moderately to 101.20 at 1:10 p.m.
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Non-performing and criticized loans in the portfolio decreased moderately but remain elevated.
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Against the euro, the pound was moderately lower at 86.27 pence per euro.
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However, it was moderately upbeat on the global economy with regards to growth.
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Best case scenario: you end up pulling it off and look moderately cool.
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Others may only feel moderately depressed, but for longer periods of time (dysthymia).
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"Most of what we do is geared toward moderately priced restaurants," he said.
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"Most of what we do is geared toward moderately priced restaurants," he said.
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They're moderately priced and promise 24-hour battery life for continuous wireless use.
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As a moderately used car for the suburbs, the Prius has no peer.
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Overwatch is a popular game that is widely played but only moderately demanding.
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Just take Tkachuck with the fifth pick and quit while you're... moderately behind.
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As such, we maintain our baseline view that the economy is expanding moderately.
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Consumer spending is rising moderately, with confidence easing from its recent lofty levels.
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Meanwhile, 24 states have strict or moderately strict voter ID laws in place.
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The locker rooms are large, but frequently packed with people and moderately messy.
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Fitch views IVF's strategic importance as moderately supportive of the entity's credit quality.
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Nokia also launched four moderately priced smartphones ranging from 21.88 to 22016 euros.
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Out of all moderately sized cities, Wilmington had the 4th highest homicide rate.
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By enjoying beer moderately, you'll enjoy the vitamins, minerals, and proteins it contains.
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The cultures were then divided into groups: egalitarian, moderately stratified and highly stratified.
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Lambs are bleating, buds are opening, you feel moderately enthused about life again!
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A moderately technical user can create and run a simple bot within hours.
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This moderately enhanced capital buffers against the backdrop of weak internal capital generation.
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The cabin is moderately quiet, and fuel economy is good for an overachiever.
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Even in a moderately sized one-bedroom apartment in, say, New York City.
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Manufacturing production and home sales slumped in April, and consumer spending increased moderately.
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Broil slowly and moderately well over a fire free from blaze and smoke.
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His victims were moderately targeted, but predominately random, and mostly young as well.
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A "moderately liberal" man from Pomona, California, said he liked Sanders's "strong will".
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"He knows how he feels and seems consistent," said a "moderately conservative" woman.
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Use this as a pressing cloth and press with a moderately hot iron.
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The Taiwanese recipe called "original" on the menu is crisp and moderately spiced.
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Sometimes, the results of the Globes track moderately closely with the Oscar results.
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One-Notch Parental Support: Greenland has moderately strong linkages with the Shanghai government.
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In fact, I am currently the parent of a moderately healthy Sansevieria cylindrica.
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Margins improved moderately as domestic product prices rose due to thinning fuel supplies.
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Today the A.Q.I. (air quality index) in Beijing is 188, or moderately polluted.
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Lennar is building moderately priced townhomes and condos with a New York theme.
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Amundi Asset Management, Europe's largest, is "moderately more constructive" on the asset class.
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More than that and the government considers you moderately or severely cost-burdened.
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Furthermore, it finds that these results primarily reside in moderately profitable insider trades.
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Amundi Asset Management, Europe's largest, is "moderately more constructive" on the asset class.
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Sometimes, the results of the Globes track moderately closely to the Oscar results.
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It's possible that DHS will only moderately expand the use of expedited removal.
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"Japan's economy has continued to recover moderately," the bank said in a news release.
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Fitch expects FCF turning moderately negative in 2016 due to increased working capital requirements.
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It's a pittance compared to even moderately successful crowdfunds on the site's mainstream namesake.
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Even among rank-and-file Republicans, soaking the rich is at least moderately popular.
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Culturally, I think we'd all benefit from having more moderately attractive people on screen.
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Health insurer shares, including WellCare Health Plans Inc and Aetna Inc, closed moderately higher.
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Cream, when, "not more than 12 hours from the cow" was only moderately objectionable.
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Sales of existing inventory are holding up moderately better than those of new builds.
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The company's managed to cram a six-inch screen into a moderately sized footprint.
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But some Islamists are participating in politics, and even leading governments moderately and effectively.
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Set against the consternation excited by the generals' departure, this record seems moderately reassuring.
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After enduring a dismal financial year in 2016, GoPro had rebounded moderately in 2017.
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"Inventory levels are moderately lower than their long-run average level," Citi analysts said.
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As expected, the new government has announced a moderately expansionary, pro-cyclical fiscal plan.
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That's like dropping 10 blue whale carcasses into a moderately sized river each year.
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But at present, there's no change to our view Japan's economy is expanding moderately.
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The game sold moderately—until Colorado and Washington State legalized recreational marijuana in 2012.
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After all, I married a moderately successful musician with a tendency towards excessive partying.
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The waves were only moderately gnarly, but hey ... they're dogs so it's super impressive.
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The present is bright, Obama promised, and the future will be moderately more bright.
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Paraguay ('BB'/Stable) is better positioned, with a low and moderately rising debt burden.
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That put me in the "moderately lean" category for a 40-year-old male.
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They hit the gym fairly regularly and 75% are considered at least moderately active.
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Plus, it's the perfect size to fill a moderately sized dorm room with music.
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But right now, the economy could be best described as moderately, perhaps deceptively, successful.
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Recent data points to moderately higher GDP growth than expected at our last review.
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Central bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina insists the bank will maintain moderately tight monetary policy.
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One Israeli officer was moderately injured when a grenade hit him, the IDF said.
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With incomes growing only moderately, consumer sales generally are steady but less than robust.
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The Victoria is a small, moderately priced hotel a few blocks from the boardwalk.
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"We continue to expect that overall employment will continue to grow moderately," he said.
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Take even moderately decent care of these shades and you'll have them for life.
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But their efforts, even if only moderately successful, could hurt the other two groups.
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This would allow Hawaiian to grow capacity moderately and offer travelers multiple flight times.
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By drinking moderately, you can reap the nutritional benefits offered by wine and beer.
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And that's the key word, at least for the way Kotler does it: moderately.
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New vehicle sales are expected to decline 21750% in 21000 and increase moderately thereafter.
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I've always been incredibly driven in my career, and I consider myself moderately successful.
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We celebrate average characters, flat landscapes, and fret about our tiny, moderately concerning problems.
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Stocks on Wall Street closed moderately lower on Friday after three days of gains.
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It also sets the stage for Game 7 drama that is actually moderately earned.
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She expressed satisfaction moderately: "I think this almost works," she said at one point.
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It's possible to refuse to pay attention to such things, but it's moderately irresponsible.
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In practice, many producers of moderately low-quality products don't offer guarantees at all.
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These types of dogs would be a great match for a moderately active owner.
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Vouvray traditionally labels its wines sec, or dry, and demi-sec, or moderately sweet.
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When it launched in 20163, it was a moderately better alternative to AOL's MapQuest.
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In a moderately severe pandemic, there wouldn't be enough ventilators to support patients' breathing.
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One soldier was moderately wounded by a grenade, the army said in a statement.
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That moderately impressive feat, though, cannot distract you from the overindulgence in this play.
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She has unexpectedly become the avatar of a right-sized, moderately thrifty Condé Nast.
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Still, I am moderately impressed that Samsung got that far given the space constraints.
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Roughly half the white population thought it was at least moderately or slightly likely.
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The idea was to build a moderately sized station with Europe, Japan and Canada.
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Almost 70 percent say illegal immigration is a "very big" or "moderately big" problem.
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We are cautious on the stock market and moderately bullish on the bond market.
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Inflation has remained muted, with wage growth increasing moderately despite tightening labor market conditions.
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Fifteen are in serious condition, 23 are moderately hurt, and 42 have other ailments.
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And as you might expect with all things Nashville, it made Morris … moderately successful.
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According to a survey of 457 Ohio manufacturers conducted in January by the state's Manufacturing Extension Partnership, 14 companies were severely harmed by the tariffs for every one that strongly benefited, and 4 companies were moderately harmed for every one that moderately benefited.
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However, that marks the smallest increase in more than a year as wages grew moderately.
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Even Wii Sports and the various Wii exercise games are only moderately good for gains.
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We believe SZE's strong financial profile will enable a moderately increasing dividend flow to SIH.
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"Accessing these S3 storage credentials is trivial for a moderately skilled attacker," the researchers wrote.
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Even when the question specifically calls out the subsidies, the idea is still moderately popular.
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In February, Aurubis had forecast full-year operating earnings before tax to be "moderately lower".
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Seeking comfort over financial freedom is what separates the moderately successful from the most successful.
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Ted Cruz, who is facing a moderately serious challenge from Democrat Beto O'Rourke in Texas.
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"It should no doubt have a moderately positive effect on the British currency," he added.
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They say China will be a "moderately prosperous society" by the end of the decade.
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Of those, 10% were flagged as moderately risky or higher, and 2.7% as very risky.
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More than two centuries ago Adam Smith was only moderately gloomy about the precious liquid.
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Cornell University's Toxicology Extension Unit describes the compound as usually "only moderately toxic" when ingested.
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It effectively gives a moderately priced speaker more heft while still delivering on each beat.
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Its asset quality remains moderately weaker than that of large, highly rated European cooperative banks.
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Therefore love moderately; long love doth so;Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow.
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Furthermore, the uncertain environment and moderately higher risks to the inflation outlook require continued vigilance.
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Moderate Customer Concentration: Compared to most IT peers, HT Global has moderately higher customer concentration.
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"Right now, it looks on track to be a moderately severe H3N2 season," he said.
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Other attempts to turn the moon into a passive eavesdropping device were only moderately successful.
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Notice how sales increased as extroversion increased, peaking with those who were just moderately extroverted.
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"Japan's economy is expanding moderately," the BOJ said in a statement announcing the policy decision.
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It added that elevated and volatile inflation expectations call for maintaining moderately tight monetary policy.
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Ebola could be considered moderately contagious, because the virus is not transmitted through the air.
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As a result, it said, the company's debt levels should decline moderately starting this year.
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Fitch therefore views the legal status as moderately supportive of the likelihood of extraordinary support.
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On Tuesday, data showed U.S. consumer spending increased solidly in June, while inflation rose moderately.
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"Higher tourism receipts should temper the current account deficit, even if moderately," the firm wrote.
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However, because the virus is not transmitted through the air, it is considered "moderately" contagious.
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When it was moderately warmer than that, there was no ice at the poles whatsoever.
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"I would say I'm moderately encouraged that's actually happening," Burgess said about the House's plans.
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KKB's high funding concentration and instability of one of its largest depositors are moderately negative.
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Thirty-six percent are moderately worried, and 16 percent are extremely worried, the poll finds.
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"The Great Gilly Hopkins" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for some moderately distressing themes.
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Lindsted saw an undersized, moderately athletic youngster with a good shot but, above all, charisma.
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Can a mayor of a moderately sized city really make the leap to be president?
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What we are seeing here, I think, is a "moderately" of the teenage boy variety.
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Moderately educated older people: This group is predominantly white, and 90 percent are US citizens.
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Not all wrestling events occurred through the moderately regulated form of the traveling show match.
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Rating Uplift for Parental Support: Greenland has a moderately strong linkage with the Shanghai government.
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Gasoline is moderately priced in the United States, relative to countries with higher fuel taxes.
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Current data suggests, however, that violence may be tailing off in 2017, at least moderately.
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But his hearing is going — a cruel twist of irony that only moderately fazes him.
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Delicious, absolutely, but not reflective of the breadth of even a moderately well-stocked pantry.
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His stroke scale was 7, moderately disabling, but he survived for a few more years.
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Even if the Court is, on average, moderately conservative, that is not the whole story.
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He and other agents said that their sales were moderately higher from a year ago.
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Another morning, they swallowed the same porridge before riding a bike moderately for an hour.
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That's according to a woman from Grayson County, Texas, who describes herself as "moderately liberal".
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"He has a good heart," said a "moderately liberal" woman from Orleans County, New York.
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A Florida woman who describes herself as "moderately conservative" liked "his passion for his beliefs".
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Sanders is "good and smart," according to one man who describes himself as "moderately conservative".
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A "moderately conservative" man from North Port, Florida, said he liked "his determination and commitment".
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This bottle from Momo, a label for moderately priced wines from Seresin, is not complex.
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Sales volume is moderately lower so far this year, he said, though prices are up.
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Moderately bolstered seats can hold a wide range of drivers in place during spirited maneuvers.
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In our small sample, we found lively, tangy, moderately priced wines that are delicious young.
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Last month the office maintained its overall assessment that the economy continues to recover moderately.
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But even with this feeding ability, whales remained only moderately large for millions of years.
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Oil prices were moderately higher after settling up around 1 percent in the last session.
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To reduce risks, know what you are consuming, and use moderately in a safe environment.
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A moderately allocated, tax-sensitive ETF account allowed for growth opportunity without sacrificing much liquidity.
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These strengths mitigate the city's moderately high continent liabilities arising from its state-owned entities.
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Aside from some moderately embarrassing shirt-raise action, my three-point shooting started off well.
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Consumer spending is rising moderately, while the pace of job and wage growth has slowed.
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The ISM described demand as "moderately" strong, a downgrade from "robust" in the previous months.
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Even taking the DALY analysis into account, criminal justice is listed as only moderately important.
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Rentfrow and his co-authors write that the region is defined by moderately high levels of extroversion, agreeableness, and conscientiousness, moderately low neuroticism, and very low openness and that this configuration of traits portrays the sort of person who is sociable, considerate, dutiful, and traditional.
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He would be "moderately to severely disabled for the rest of his life," our neurologist said.
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All it would take to push us across the line would be moderately pro-environment policies.
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Fitch expects RWA to continue to rise moderately as HSBC deploys liquidity and seeks revenue growth.
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Also cannabis is used by humans as pain relief for chronic pain and is moderately successful.
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An excess FCF recapture provision in the company's secured term loan facilities moderately strengthens debt reduction.
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The report also noted that consumers' outlook for the labor market was also moderately more upbeat.
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The carmaker forecast 2018 group sales to exceed moderately last year's record of 10.7 million vehicles.
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But a moderately competent one — and the Ex-Im Bank qualifies — turns a pretty steady profit.
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Post your clip on any moderately popular Facebook page, and watch it spread around the internet.
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Anybody with a moderately new PC or Mac can purchase the game and play within minutes.
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Some new models, like the Jaguar I-Pace, can even ford moderately deep levels of water.
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They seemed moderately bummed, as if their usual lunch spot were out of their favorite sandwich.
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Liikanen is considered a moderately hawkish member of the ECB's governing council, and loyal to Draghi.
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In L.A., you can walk into pretty much any restaurant and order a moderately-healthy meal.
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Fitch assumes copper prices will stabilize at current levels in 220 and moderately improve in 22015.
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In its July report, the BOJ said the area's economy was expanding moderately as a trend.
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MW: The long trend is definitely that venture debt continues to play a moderately increasing role.
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The problem was that the commanders could only be moderately sure that their plan would work.
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While single-family homebuilding rebounded in June, permits increased moderately and continued to lag housing starts.
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These characters repeat on the palate and are supported by balanced acidity and moderately firm tannins.
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Moderately sweet German rieslings can be among the most glorious, balanced, refreshing wines in the world.
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The international backdrop was moderately supportive, with dovish comments expected from the Federal Reserve, dealers said.
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And, in terms of policy, the evening was, if not exactly revelatory, at least moderately illuminating.
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This is partly offset by the group's improving financial performance, which we assess as moderately weak.
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So I stayed in New York, and I dealt with my depression by becoming moderately wealthy.
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He says his own diet is "moderately low-carbohydrate," and he never drinks sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Our bodies, and in particular our hearts, want to be worked, at least moderately, he says.
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But the following year, the 2012-13 flu season was "moderately severe," according to the CDC.
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Commercial wine may have added sugars, so drink moderately, and make sparkling water your main choice.
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For that reason, many moderately conservative women feel comfortable voting for a Republican president and senators.
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I need something moderately powerful, light, sturdy, and that doesn't scream "gamer" in glowing RGB lights.
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These strengths should mitigate the city's moderately high continent liabilities arising from its state-owned entities.
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But a moderately intelligent and well-spoken person can tap dance around the question fairly easily.
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Still, 22019 percent overall said they think the fight is going very badly or moderately badly.
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If battery life is your main priority, the Tarah Pros are a clear, moderately priced winner.
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All of the aforementioned women have done moderately well enough for themselves and continue to work.
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They have happened quite frequently recently during this moderately unlikely — and somehow slightly underwhelming — unbeaten run.
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That's according to a woman from Cook County, Illinois, who describes her politics as "moderately liberal".
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"Senator Sanders is tried and true," wrote a "moderately conservative" woman from Berkeley County, West Virginia.
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"He is charismatic," according to a woman from Jacksonville, Florida, who describes herself as "moderately conservative".
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L.L.Bean's moderately-priced pima cotton sheets receive consistently stellar reviews from buyers and professional testers alike.
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However, sales at her two more moderately priced full-service restaurants have been a bit stronger.
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Though sold at high-end stores like Barneys New York, the collection was only moderately successful.
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It's well-trod advice: To eat, work, or play moderately is the healthiest way to live.
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Snow is falling, moderately to heavy at times, in the western part of the Washington region.
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Yes, it's the afternoon but it's never too late to take for moderately-priced breakfast food.
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After launching several moderately successful projects, Siminoff's team came up with something called DoorBot in 2012.
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The moderately difficult hike, which consists of some steep, rocky sections, is doable even for beginners.
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Fitch expects Urtrust to report moderately weak underwriting results as the company expands its distribution coverage.
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The law slashed tax rates for businesses and moderately reduced the tax burden on most individuals.
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On her watch, GM beat Tesla to market with a moderately priced, long-range electric vehicle.
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China suspended a deleveraging campaign that spooked investors in 2018, and started easing monetary policy moderately.
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And that this flu season, which hasn't even peaked yet, is already classified as moderately severe.
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So if this is the first moderately sympathetic administration you've had, how do you approach that?
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Fitch therefore judges the entity's legal link with the sponsor as moderately supportive of PDT's credit quality.
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I was able to squeeze it onto a moderately crowded elevator several times without knocking into anyone.
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"In general, the trend for industrial orders continues to rise moderately," the ministry said in a statement.
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Moderately high average blood sugar didn't appear to impact the risk of fracture for these patients, however.
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The two groups that weren't more likely to identify as such were the moderately and highly religious.
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The economy is expanding moderately and consumer inflation is retaining its momentum, though it is still low.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)READMEIt's super fast in games, only moderately fast in day-to-day tasks.
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Rates for other forms of reinsurance such as healthcare were flat to moderately lower at the Jan.
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Fitch expects profitability to improve moderately in 2016 due to reducing funding costs and lower credit losses.
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Both indicators suggest the economy could continue to grow moderately this year even as consumer spending slows.
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"The Japanese economy as a whole continues to recover moderately, primarily led by domestic demand," he said.
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Overall funding profile is stronger at ABB and SGE while PCB has a moderately weaker deposit franchise.
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The new company would have debt equivalent to 3.7 times its annual EBITDA, which is moderately high.
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Even those who were financially stable, however, said they were only "moderately comfortable" about their financial literacy.
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Credit markets were more subdued, but stable, with investment-grade and high-yield names only moderately tighter.
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Perhaps as much as we want to drink moderately, we're not quite following through on those aspirations.
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It's a white crystalline solid that's highly toxic to fish, and moderately toxic to birds and honeybees.
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The general finding is that round counts fluctuate moderately year-to-year, while investment totals fluctuate heavily.
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That represents a 1.8% jump from last year's sales, although growth in the category has slowed moderately.
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A moderately viral game from last April was to blindly match illustrations to their corresponding Wikihow article.
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As well as stopping Mr Trump from backsliding, CAATSA moderately increases the pressure on the Russian economy.
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As your Facebook feed probably proves, moderately well-faked videos have a much easier time finding believers.
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She's running on a moderately conservative platform in favor of supporting the agriculture industry and fiscal responsibility.
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Saudi state finances have strengthened somewhat this year because of moderately higher oil prices and cost-cutting.
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If you've been looking for a great, moderately-priced, UHD HDR smart TV, now is your chance.
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Japan's economy is recovering moderately as exports and factory output pick up, reflecting improvements in overseas demand.
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In contrast, today inequality is actually falling in some dimensions and rising more moderately in other dimensions.
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Market sentiment has declined over the past 12 months from "moderately optimistic" to "slightly pessimistic," it said.
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He notes that they've begun to converge, as Greek yields fall substantially, while German yields rise moderately.
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"If we do get into a trade war, the implication remains moderately higher USD/CNY," said Tan.
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It is a neutral to moderately bullish strategy that seeks to harvest income from heightened volatility levels.
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Add a teaspoon of honey in with the coconut oil if you want to moderately enjoy it.
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The banking and securities sectors ended moderately lower, while utilities stocks and pharmaceuticals contributed to overall gains.
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The underlying bones of "The Grinch" are so solid the movie can't help but be moderately pleasing.
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Moderately weaker profitability on its own would therefore not lead us to downgrade GFG's VR and IDRs.
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FCF should rise moderately beyond 2017 benefitting from moderating capital intensity, core operational improvements and efficiency initiatives.
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To do a dumbbell row, grab two moderately heavy dumbbells and put one knee on a bench.
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Even if he was moderately famous, he was only part of the machinery of his own show.
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Most years, Call of Duty hits me about as hard as a moderately size cup of water.
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So, it was moderately comforting to see Trump for a moment not denying there is a problem.
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He said six other individuals were arrested Monday before noon, which is moderately busy for federal courts.
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While Republican candidates moderately outperformed their poll numbers in 2016, Democrats outperformed their poll numbers in 27.
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It felt at first like a moderately free exploration of Anderson's inner world — what she values most.
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Unemployment is at 3.6 percent, but inflation has been stubbornly low and wages are growing only moderately.
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That's according to a man from Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, who describes his political views as "moderately conservative".
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As this moisturizer is moderately priced and easy to find, I decided to give it a go.
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The 2020 Maxima is a moderately stylish sedan with some near-luxury touches in the Platinum trim.
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Pros: Smooth operation, compact body, easy assembly, great priceCons: Only moderately intensive, no resistance, flimsy for some
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Remember the "Chinese Dream" — Xi's vision of China as a modern, powerful, and "moderately well-off" state?
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Jet-lagged, nauseated, moderately terrified, I turned to Yulia so that she might translate the lady's growls.
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But if Play Pass is even moderately successful, it could also put more money in developers' pockets.
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I was moderately impressed with the app and drone's ability to capture panoramic and shallow focus images.
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"I'm moderately optimistic we can in fact reach an agreement in the next few months," he said.
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A supermajority of 113% say Pelosi will be moderately important or not that important of a factor.
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Equity markets were up moderately, with the Hang Seng leading the region with a gain of 1.4%.
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Fitch's expectation of moderately accelerating organic revenue growth and expanding margins will drive the improved cash generation.
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This is a well-educated population with an existential reason to stay at least moderately well-informed.
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"I'm moderately optimistic we can, in fact, reach an agreement in the next few months," he said.
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The hospital billed a separate facility fee and chose level 3053, typically reserved for moderately complex visits.
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One night the halibut main course was moderately overcooked and my chicken was seriously dry and splintery.
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At the time, it gave fans unprecedented access to superstars and heralded moderately successful musicians into the mainstream.
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At the same time, investment in China's mining and smelting has been moderately weak, suggesting cautious production expansion.
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Electrical currents can move without resistance across their surface, for example, even where a device is moderately damaged.
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The latest poll also showed managers becoming moderately more positive about regional bonds after the oil price slide.
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The loss ratio of the non-motor portfolio moderately deteriorated to 173% from 47% in the same period.
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In the end, the moderately successful yet craven Aguilla is (accidentally) taken down by his viciously bumbling son.
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If you prefer still wine, a moderately sweet German riesling, like a kabinett or spätlese, would go well.
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New products diffuse more quickly or more slowly depending on whether average incomes rise rapidly or more moderately.
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It's a moderately busy day for U.S. data on Tuesday, but market focus will be squarely on Europe.
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But in the larger countries, the only president who is even moderately popular is Mauricio Macri of Argentina.
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The bank's cost/income ratio of above 244% in 30 is high but shows a moderately improving trend.
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Toyota's electric lag is pushing eco-conscious drivers to vehicles like Tesla's moderately priced sedan, the Model 33.
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Most oil traders are betting they will fail and leave the market at least moderately short of crude.
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Even among Republicans, only 42% say he understands them very well, while 32% say he does moderately well.
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U.S. consumer prices rose moderately in April and underlying inflation remained muted, Labor Department data showed on Friday.
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JACK SCHWAGER was once a moderately successful trader who wondered why he was not an immoderately successful trader.
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Plus, since most of these are priced more moderately, you won't feel bad when you inevitably lose them.
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Liza Ermolenko at Capital Economics in London said the central bank decision was moderately positive for the rouble.
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During that period, Amazon only moderately increased its purchase of equity securities, corporate debt and asset-backed securities.
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They're all moderately important characters in the books, but the scene was created entirely for the TV series.
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Overall, 35% call Russia a "very serious" threat and another 37% consider the country a moderately serious threat.
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Kuroda said the world's third-biggest economy was recovering moderately and the underlying price trend was rising steadily.
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Overnight, Hurricane Michael went from a moderately strong storm into a much more powerful, dangerous, and scary one.
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Consumer prices rebounded moderately in April as energy prices climbed back up after a sharp decline in March.
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Consumer prices rebounded moderately in April, as energy prices climbed back up after a sharp decline in March.
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Chyna is wealthy and moderately famous, but she is also black, and she used to be a stripper.
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The indices enjoyed a strong rally in late afternoon after spending most of the day only moderately higher.
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However, the bank's specific loan loss provision cover improved moderately to 44% at FYE16 from 39% at FYE15.
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I'd consider myself a moderately educated listener with a solid ear and a taste for the finer things.
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Instead, the company announced two new moderately interesting tablets and a MacBook competitor with an awkwardly placed webcam.
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"The most unselfish people have the most children and the moderately unselfish receive the highest salaries," Erikkson continued.
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The i7+ builds on the moderately useful dirt mapping rolled out on the 900 series early last year.
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Even so, it was a moderately better result, and the name "Albert" was thereafter retired for space monkeys.
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Sales were up moderately in the first two months of 2019 after stagnating at 1.94 billion in 2018.
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These moderately increased from the previous assessment of RUB21000 billion (212000x of FCC) based on end-44357123Q212001 figures.
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" In India, according to the World Health Organization, "over 1,000,000 people are moderately or severely burnt every year.
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Israel said three of its soldiers were injured, two lightly and a third moderately, in the militant fire.
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Stocks staged a late-afternoon rally to close moderately higher on Thursday, ending a five-day losing streak.
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Fitch forecasts a moderately negative FCF deficit for 2017 driven in part by working capital usage from inventories.
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This beneficial relationship was slightly more pronounced among moderately frequent drinkers of high socioeconomic position, the researchers said.
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Meanwhile, 22 percent planned to increase investment, and 14 percent said they would do likewise but only moderately.
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His solar tariffs, while inconvenient and moderately burdensome, won't curb corporate interest in wind and solar energy power.
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But a decade later, in 1982, he came back—this time as a patient with moderately advanced Alzheimer's.
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The state's holding of 6293% in BDB is also a moderately important factor in our assessment of support.
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T&R is moderately sensitive to traffic or fuel volume shocks, and does not rely on expansionary capex.
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Jeannie is everything you'd want out of a seen-it-all bartender—foul-mouthed, wise, and moderately insane.
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The other is known as RCP4.5 and represents a future in which we moderately reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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"The worst thing that can happen is you'll moderately enjoy it and then it's gone," Waldfogel tells me.
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"We expect moderately better economic and earnings growth, and therefore decent risky asset returns" across regions, they wrote.
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Stocks on Wall Street were moderately lower on Friday, depressed, in part, by the declining price of oil.
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In addition, disruptions to supply chains and slightly lower business confidence will moderately slow production and business investment.
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That one might not, like Covid-19, spare children and only moderately affect most healthy people under 60.
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Anyone who is moderately ill — with anything beyond a mild cold — should wait until he or she recovers.
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A "moderately conservative" man from Marion County, Indiana, praised Sanders's "free education" plan for public colleges and universities.
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A "moderately liberal" woman from Jefferson County, Alabama, liked "his approach to healthcare," known as Medicare for All.
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A woman from Stark County, Ohio, who calls herself "moderately conservative" said, "He seems like a nice person."
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A "moderately conservative" woman from Cook County, Illinois, liked the "straightforwardness of his plans without attacking anyone else."
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Again, these are students who attend a moderately priced university, in most cases by choice, to save money.
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I'd love to see him or another disaffected Republican at the head of a moderately conservative third party.
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I resolved that in my next relationship I would love more moderately, keeping more of me for myself.
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Because Franz is manifestly an idiot, any even moderately smart person could only take the show as satire.
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Those Mediterranean flavors suggest the classic Provençal solution: a good dry rosé, of which moderately priced examples abound.
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This #HeterosexualPrideDay, go on Tinder and increase your chances of finding someone moderately attractive and borderline not horrible.
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But even better may be good German rieslings, whether moderately sweet kabinetts and spätleses or dry, steely Rheingaus.
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By contrast, the Maffini and the Picariello followed the playbook for moderately priced, entry-level modern white wines.
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"We also anticipate that earnings gains will fuel moderately higher U.S. and international equity markets," the report said.
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Although they champion farm subsidies, France, Luxembourg and Ireland fare only moderately well—as does CAP-hating Britain.
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Dolin Vermouth de Chambéry from France is dry, widely available and moderately priced at $10 a half bottle.
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Even if a mother is moderately malnourished, she will continue to make high quality milk, better than formula.
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Most Republicans have conservative views on economics, but a very healthy minority have at least moderately progressive views.
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"Alright folks they had a good run, but i think were gunna have to pack it up and call off the whole 'memes' thing," he said, which seems logical now that a moderately priced steakhouse is responding to another moderately steakhouse with the Impact font and the Savage Patrick picture.
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A drag race was made at least moderately convincing with some smoke, tricks of light and amusing camera angles.
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Fitch assumes copper prices will stabilize at current levels through the end of 2017 and moderately improve in 2018.
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The bank's standalone liquidity profile is moderately improving, but UGF's ability to provide liquidity remains important for the bank.
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"Affiliates of top-ranked cancer hospitals are moderately safer than hospitals that are not affiliated," Boffa said by email.
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The company said lower raw material costs would have "a moderately favourable impact" for the first half of 2020.
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She has a moderately sophisticated rhythmic command but is too demure to cross the line from pop into jazz.
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However, Mia's cousin Prince George began attending Westacre Montessori School, a moderately-priced nursery school in Norfolk, this year.
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Through that research, the firm found that 72% of the population is at least moderately interested in sustainable investments.
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While it did moderately successful at the Critics Choice Movie Awards, the film was not nominated by the Academy.
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"Moderately tight monetary policy doesn't necessarily mean an increase and doesn't necessarily mean the holding of rates," she said.
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And yet, with Night Sight on, we actually see a scene that looks like a moderately noisy daytime shot.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings take into consideration HKL's good business profile, moderately weak capitalisation, and good financial performance.
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The strengths are partially mitigated by its moderately high level of contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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Only 28 percent of firms made gender equality a priority in 2010, and this situation has only improved moderately.
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The team initially submitted their paper to the moderately high-impact journal Nature Communications, where several researchers reviewed it.
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However, 34 percent were only moderately independent, meaning they accomplished some but not all milestones typical of early adulthood.
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"The economy is expected to continue expanding moderately," he added, reiterating his optimism on prospects for a sustained recovery.
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Good organic growth in the mid-single digits and moderately improving profit margins are expected over the ratings horizon.
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The headset requires a moderately lit room and some level of visual detail around the tracking area, i.e. furniture.
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Alexander Polonsky said the bank's monetary policy would remain moderately tight and that was positive for Russian financial stability.
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Moderately sized objects were cut off if I got too close, and full-room scenes appeared only in patches.
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The CDC currently lists the 2017 to 2018 flu season as "moderately severe," and warns it could get worse.
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That's a far cry from the Democratic playbook that has proved to be moderately successful in other Senate races.
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Top White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow also said President Donald Trump is "moderately optimistic" about reaching a deal.
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I've been doing it for a long time and I have a very dedicated fan base that's moderately sized.
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Some energy market experts are moderately bullish about the immediate future, calling for $213-a-barrel oil by summer.
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The bank is dominantly funded by customer deposits (61% of total liabilities at end-2016), which are moderately concentrated.
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But now that the runway has run out, the show seems to only be moderately interested in the trial.
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"These internal dividends, of course, support our intention, and the dividend will likely grow moderately next spring," he said.
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Fitch expects this coverage to moderately deteriorate due to incremental mortgage encumbrances and the sale of select unencumbered properties.
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BMW said its full-year pretax profit would moderately decrease, rather than remaining on par with last year's level.
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China's first-quarter GDP expanded by 6.7 percent on-year, in line with forecasts that growth had moderately eased.
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The original film, based on a Wall Street Journal story called "Racer X," was moderately entertaining genre grunt work.
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Despite the disputes, the MIIT said it will continue to encourage Chinese solar companies to moderately expand businesses overseas.
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The fact that BGEO and BoG are domiciled in the same jurisdiction is also moderately positive for BGEO's ratings.
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A majority of respondents, 75 percent, said Iran poses either a "very serious" or "moderately serious" threat to America.
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One of the exercise groups walked moderately and steadily on treadmills three times a week for about 50 minutes.
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NPLs and restructured loans were only moderately provisioned by 44% at end-3Q16 meaning continued impairment charges are probable.
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Nevertheless, the Saudi riyal fell moderately in the foreign exchange forwards market and credit default swap prices edged up.
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Fitch expects FCF will rise moderately beyond 2017 benefitting from lower capital intensity, core operational improvements cost efficiency initiatives.
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Two people are described by MDA as moderately wounded in the attack, and four are described as lightly wounded.
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Moderately frequent drinkers of high class experienced about 33% less deaths than infrequent drinkers, based on the team's estimates.
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Given the billions amassed in Silicon Valley, the limited series is moderately useful as another glimpse of its origins.
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The BOJ chief said that though Japan's economy was moderately expanding, inflation and wage growth were still disappointingly low.
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In the poll, 45 percent said they think military action against ISIS is going very well or moderately well.
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Piegza explained that "moderately higher interest rates" will be felt by credit card holders, and even some home owners.
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While activity in the Housing section is down only moderately, Education has produced four agreements over the past year.
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U.S. retail sales rose moderately in August, driven higher by a jump in auto buying and healthy online sales.
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"Measures to contain the outbreak are assumed to moderately depress global pork production in the short term," they said.
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The woman has a diagnosis of a "moderately severe" learning disorder and a mood disorder, the court was told.
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Perhaps confusingly, moderately left-leaning people viewed more pro-Trump fake news than they did pro-Clinton fake news.
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Sanders has a "likable personality", according to a woman from Anderson County, Tennessee, who describes herself as "moderately liberal".
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A "moderately conservative" man from Davis County, Utah, liked that "He said he would legalize weed," which is true.
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For lower priced suitcases, Costco, which tends to sell moderately priced suitcases falls in the middle of the pack.
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At Wine School, we have examined rieslings from Germany, both dry and moderately sweet, and dry rieslings from Austria.
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With a following of 231,000 subscribers on YouTube and 219,000 followers on Instagram, Marie S'Infiltre is moderately well-known.
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For the price of a one-night stay at a moderately priced hotel, we decided to check one out.
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Some of them will not drink, and some will drink moderately, potentially putting them at risk for cardiovascular issues.
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The World Health Organization considers fipronil to be moderately toxic and says very large quantities can cause organ damage.
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"It's a brisk influenza season and I think it will end up being a moderately severe one," said Schaffner.
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This should be achievable if most targets are moderately-sized bolt-on acquisitions that augment the company's product portfolio.
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In a context in which most stocks are rising, even moderately competent leaders can appear to be doing well.
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He wins if the national political environment is neutral or even if it is tipped only moderately toward Democrats.
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With external antennas supporting the efforts, the XR500 shouldn't have a problem spreading signal throughout most moderately-sized houses.
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I have three meetings today, but they should all be moderately painless (I pretty much hate meetings, in general).
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Stuffed with sound insulation and clad with laminated glass, the GTC210Lusso is moderately quiet until the throttle is dropped.
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But luckily I'm only moderately socially awkward and, by the end of my short trip, could work the room.
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Yes, it now includes cream-cheese, which at the very least gives it the air of being moderately edible.
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" And, in a moderately blasphemous statement, he continues, "When you find God, perhaps you'll have seen me as well.
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The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits rose moderately last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength.
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Richard Nixon signed a lot of moderately progressive legislation to try to salvage his presidency, and it didn't work.
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This is moderately difficult to do, since in a narrow instrumental sense there really isn't anything practical about voting.
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Now that oil prices have stabilized and increased moderately, we expect these effects to fade and inflation expectations to rise.
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The researchers estimated that highly fit women were 88 percent less likely to develop dementia than even moderately fit women.
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It took three Peloton delivery men to wrestle this thing into my moderately sized, only somewhat cluttered apartment in Brooklyn.
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But while these drugs are moderately effective in adults, their rising use of antipsychotics in children is a controversial issue.
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Sales at bars and restaurants also rose moderately last month, as did receipts at hobby, musical instrument and book stores.
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This level increased moderately during the quarter due to the decrease in loans and is roughly in line with peers.
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The company's marketing materials held out the promise that the moderately wealthy could mingle with celebrities and titans of industry.
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The affirmation reflects Asturias's weak fiscal performance, a moderately high direct debt burden and financial support from the central government.
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The CDC currently lists the 2017 to 2018 flu season as "moderately severe," but warns that it could get worse.
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And in the classic first step for any moderately viral internet thing, someone made the cow its own Twitter account.
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A ministry official, noting increases in nominal cash earnings and regular pay, said "wages are rising moderately as a trend".
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After Antonin Scalia died in February 2016, Barack Obama nominated a moderately liberal judge, Merrick Garland, to take his place.
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U.S. producer prices rose moderately in April, but underlying inflation pressures at the factory gate appeared to be picking up.
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"Moderately severe to severe" pandemics cost an average of $570bn annually, or 0.7% of global GDP, according to the bank.
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Perhaps it might consider being more open about a programme that appears, for all its flaws, to be moderately effective.
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Such was my reality one afternoon in October, when I returned home to a moderately large box on my doorstep.
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Even moderately sympathetic conservative economists see them more as potentially double-edged swords that create some jobs but lose others.
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Fitch forecasts direct risk will moderately increase to RUB13.8 billion or 60.3% of current revenue at end-2017 (2016: 62.6%).
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Fitch also assumes copper prices will stabilize at current levels through the end of 2016 and moderately improve in 2017.
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"Japan's economy is expanding moderately" as rising household income underpins consumption, Kuroda said, making no mention of heightening overseas uncertainties.
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Glass-Steagall would address one part of the first problem, by moderately reducing the government's incentive to bail out banks.
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While the older version was moderately effective, Gray hopes she and her researchers will be able to improve its results.
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For emerging Asia as a whole, we expect growth to slow down moderately to around 5 percent in 2016-17.
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They also found sugary drinks were associated with a moderately higher risk of dying from breast cancer or colon cancer.
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You can hear their gait in "Kids' Table," a moderately paced ditty that sprouted from a walk down the street.
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Existing licencing laws and regulations are moderately stringent, and managed pubs are fairly capital-intensive, creating some barriers to entry.
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However, Fitch assessment of reserving is moderately weak, owing to a limited track record of the group's improved reserving practices.
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In states with "moderately strict" gun control laws, background checks are sometimes required for buyers, and sellers should be licensed.
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"Japan's economy is expected to expand moderately as a trend," Kuroda told a quarterly meeting of BOJ regional branch managers.
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Elon Musk-led Tesla said its long-promised moderately priced car, the Model 3, would be unveiled on March 31.
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Israel said three of its soldiers were injured, two lightly and a third moderately, in the militant fire from Gaza.
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After that came a stint in a moderately sized place in a high-rise in Brooklyn Heights with a boyfriend.
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Even among Republicans, only 42 percent say he understands them very well, while 32 percent say he does moderately well.
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These strengths are mitigated by its moderately high municipal-related debts and contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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One soldier was moderately wounded in the incident, which happened along the southern part of the fence, the army said.
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Fitch views TT's legal link with the sponsor as mid-range and therefore moderately supportive of the company's credit quality.
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You could choose a vibrant, moderately sweet German riesling: a spätlese, for example, which would be delicious with the couscous.
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Even when I found something that was only moderately oversized, it turned out you had to buy it in pairs.
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Coconut water brand Vita Coco recently unveiled a new line of moderately sustainable aluminum-bottle-canned water called Ever & Ever.
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Consider, for instance, the recommendation that we should exercise moderately — such as by walking briskly — for 150 minutes per week.
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Moderately rising inflation and a tightening labor market bolstered expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next month.
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But drinking moderately might actually help you live longer, according to a 2014 study conducted by three universities in Spain.
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He recalled that each month, he and a close friend went out for a moderately expensive lunch to catch up.
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Taken as a whole, the public is moderately skeptical of self-driving cars and most never use ride-hailing services.
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It's also moderately priced—at least unlike comparatively wallet-busting monstrosities such as the $1,000 iPhone X—at $460 equivalent.
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We expect loan impairment charges (LICs) to increase only moderately as releases from loan loss reserves are likely to decrease.
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Business spending on equipment rose moderately in the fourth quarter and appeared to weaken in January, data showed this week.
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"Japan's economy continues to recover moderately as a trend," the central bank said in a statement announcing its policy decision.
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His self-titled debut album, released in 201, was influenced by the rising garage house sound and was moderately successful.
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And a 2004 study cited by UN Women found they were only "marginally or moderately" successful at preventing future violence.
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Considering that Animal uses whey protein isolate as its primary protein source, it's moderately priced and it's third-party tested.
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I continued drinking moderately, a couple of glasses of wine most days of the week, along with a monthly Manhattan.
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Moreover, while moderately high aspirations can provide crucial motivation, unrealistically high aspirations can be so discouraging that they are harmful.
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And the commercial pressures to develop them are enormous, which means attempts to impose regulations will only be moderately successful.
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"Not even moderately wealthy people can afford a Ferrari GTO," Mr. McGean said, referring to the world's most expensive automobile.
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On top of all that, there are a bunch of interactive exhibits, all of which are at least moderately confusing.
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The two other moderately well-known Democrats — Elizabeth Warren and Michael Bloomberg — both fare less well with underwater favorable ratings.
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Then they had each volunteer exercise on a treadmill or stationary bike for an hour at a moderately tiring pace.
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Consumer confidence in the economy has "gone from moderately positive to disastrously negative in an extremely short period," he added.
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"I'd drive back to school and float, in a moderately intoxicated state, through the rest of the day," he said.
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This was the fourth time we tasted rieslings, including dry wines from Germany and Austria, and moderately sweet German spätleses.
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Steve and Jill Klein Matthiasson understand the value of offering great, moderately priced bottles that are not simply cheap imitations.
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As a disparate group of academics, economists, technologists and lawmakers, their politics range from moderately liberal to free-market conservative.
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The location of boundaries between safe, moderately hazardous and hazardous zones has a huge impact on homeowners, landlords and developers.
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If those animals ran moderately on wheels, their immune systems changed in ways that enabled them to combat the cancer.
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She also believes that exposure to moderately high temperatures induces epigenetic changes that can help corals withstand very high temperatures.
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Unless builders shift toward moderately priced homes, the increase in inventory will probably do little to ease the supply crunch.
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FSS's National Ratings reflect its moderately strong domestic brokerage franchise, less-diversified business model and solid capital and liquidity position.
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Every tough primary raises the spectacle of disunity (remember PUMAs?), which is then inevitably overcome by even moderately competent politicians.
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Tinder requires both people to consent to conversation through mutual swipes, but that doesn't mean interactions will be even moderately civil.
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That last installment was only moderately successful, but maybe that just means Disney has the opportunity to try another soft reboot.
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In 1918, a moderately but fleetingly famous Belgian man named Jean Pierre Pierard published an intriguing column in an American newspaper.
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AbbVie, maker of top-selling arthritis treatment Humira, said in April it expects moderately higher spending on copay assistance this year.
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Male students were also more than twice as likely to have attempted suicide when they identified as at least moderately feminine.
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If not, you'll just have to keep an eye on those more moderately priced bottles in the $100 to $1,000 range.
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But others mocked their fellow redditors for accusing anyone expressing even a moderately pro-China view of being a government troll.
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The outside is a nice, pretty bamboo surrounded on the sides by matte black silicone, which makes them look moderately stylish.
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The man I bought them from seemed moderately horrified by my decision to purchase them, and I wasn't too pleased either.
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The affirmation reflects Asturias's still weak fiscal performance, a moderately high direct debt burden and financial support from the central government.
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Asset quality is acceptable, with NPLs moderately rising to 8% of gross loans at end-2015 from 6% at end-2014.
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Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said in September Russia's inflationary expectations were still not anchored and required moderately tight monetary policy.
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He said he's evaluating when to cover those "put spreads," which are an options strategy for investors who are moderately bearish.
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Despite having three successful (or at least, moderately successful) exits behind them, the Motorway founders are used to doing hard things.
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Unsuccessful, moderately talented singer-songwriter Jack Malik wakes up one day and is the only one who remembers the Beatles' songs.
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Meanwhile, on the other end of the seesaw, a substantial gain in the market has moderately decreased the current dividend yield.
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Suzuki conceded that global risks were heightening, though he said Japan's economy was expected to continue expanding moderately as a trend.
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The new stance of 20163,275 contracts on the short side is just moderately more bearish than last week's 45,828 (reut.rs/2oR7R3g).
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"He's the best because throughout a game, there's a lot of decisions he makes moderately better than the opponent," Nielsen says.
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And if you, like most people, escaped young adulthood with your liver intact, congratulate yourself—and go ahead and drink moderately.
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Hard-up and moderately religious, they tend to hold socially conservative views, but not to vote on the basis of them.
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Case in point: this cute little otter, who couldn't be happier to be munching (loudly) on a bare, moderately nutritious leaf.
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Data on Friday showed U.S. jobs growth slowed in July and wages picked up moderately, providing further incentive to cut rates.
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Fitch projects Kemerovo's budgetary performance will moderately recover in 0003 after a period of weak operating balances and growing direct risk.
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But I'll venture a guess at it being some kind of combination of being at least moderately rich and extremely bored.
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If you love moderately priced burritos and questionable queso, we have some bad news for you: Chipotle was hacked in 22018.
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Overall, those with the lowest risk of developing diabetes were people who drank moderately on a weekly basis, Tolstrup's analysis showed.
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Mild or moderately exposed people often recover completely, while those who are severely exposed to sarin are not likely to survive.
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Spending on equipment, plant and machinery climbed 2.2 percent and should have added moderately to economic growth in the fourth quarter.
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Consumer staples and utilities do hold value, but they can't totally escape the market volatility as both sectors trade down moderately.
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For many superhero fans, hitting the beats of the battles and intrigue may be enough for a moderately fun night out.
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Fitch has maintained the 'BB' (Moderately Weak) IFS ratings of Genworth Life and Annuity Insurance Company (GLAIC) on Rating Watch Evolving.
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Although the material is transparent it is only moderately conductive, which can restrict just how responsive a screen is to touch.
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Dubai's index edged down 0.1 percent with five of the 10 most heavily traded stocks rising slightly and five falling moderately.
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Humala, once an ally of late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, has governed moderately and will hand over power on July 28.
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Far more women (63%) say it's extremely or very important and only 36% rate it as moderately or not that important.
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That has lifted the dollar - a currency that typically outperforms in risk-off periods - but the currency has strengthened only moderately.
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At the time, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank anticipates a moderately growing economy and a solid labor market.
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CDU-Green coalitions exist at state-level, and a Merkel-led CDU could get along with the new, moderately minded Greens.
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It makes everyone on the floor (including the defense) aware of the need to quickly set up a moderately efficient shot.
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Luckily, the region does offer some excellent, moderately priced bottles that still give a good taste of what Oregon is about.
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The U.S. central bank said banks moderately eased standards for mortgages and auto loans while leaving them unchanged for credit cards.
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As a result, full-year pretax profit is expected to moderately fall, rather than remain on a par with last year.
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By the evening, I felt moderately normal and even OK enough to eat dinner, although I still had an intense headache.
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Any moderately capable politician could do what he does given a complicit media and control of all three branches of government.
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"The continuing decline in intermodal shipments is at odds with a moderately growing economy and still healthy consumer data," Moody's said.
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Because nobody wants to hear about how yet another moderately hot dude who happens to live on your street ghosted you.
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That's not unprecedented during the current era of falling crime rates — something similar happened three years earlier — but it's moderately worrisome.
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But even then, his attempts to put things right and his own personal tragedy paint him in a moderately sympathetic light.
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It also kept intact its upbeat view that the economy continues to expand moderately thanks to robust exports and capital expenditure.
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With some focusing on moderately priced clothes and others concentrating on the designer market, these sites are finding an eager audience.
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"The Beneficiary" describes the making and spending of "a moderately sized American fortune" that lasted from one Gilded Age to another.
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Preparing for the realistic pessimistic scenarioIt's not unrealistic to envision a more pessimistic future — where we aren't lucky, we're moderately unlucky.
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The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits rose moderately, pointing to sustained labor market strength despite slowing economic growth.
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Drinking alcohol moderately is associated with lower levels of a protein that forms Alzheimer's brain plaques, according to a new study.
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And House Republicans are planning to put forward two immigration bills that range from the moderately baneful to the aggressively awful.
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The schools also rely on hard-working, moderately paid young teachers, many of whom can't make a career of the work.
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All that stands behind a moderately scruffy guy and heaven is remembering the answers to a series of password question prompts.
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The last moderately severe influenza pandemics were in 21 and 219; each killed more than a million people around the world.
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The Colombian Capitalization index was down more moderately, slipping 0.8 percent, with bellwether Ecopetrol actually up slightly as oil prices rose.
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The Colombian Capitalization index was down more moderately, slipping 0.8 percent, with belwether Ecopetrol actually up slightly as oil prices rose.
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Mitigating factors include its 10.9% deposit market share among LFCs, which remains moderately concentrated and the availability of unused credit lines.
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The United States and other countries in the Northern Hemisphere already are in the throes of a moderately serious flu season.
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Poverty fell in 2015 for the first time since the Great Recession began and disposable income growth has been moderately strong.
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"There's no change to our view the economy is recovering moderately as a trend," Japanese Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi told reporters.
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Second, the probability of accelerating growth in the economy with moderately higher inflation indicates that the private sector needs more funds.
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The rating agency added that Italian banks are set to have stable or moderately better profitability this year and in 2020.
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Haaretz reported that two people were seriously wounded in the attack, while six were moderately injured and nine were lightly hurt.
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My favorite moderately edited clue is 22A (original clue = "Like tritium"; the alliteration seems to make it pop to my ear).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits rose moderately last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength.
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About two-thirds of those players — not just linemen — had a body mass index above 30, which is considered moderately obese.
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Most indexes in Asia closed moderately higher on Friday as investors parsed through the release of manufacturing activity data from China.
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In recent years, the C.D.C. estimates, flu has killed about 12,000 Americans in mild years and 56,000 in moderately severe ones.
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If the US wants to do its part to halt global warming, it's not enough for electricity emissions to dip moderately.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, if you tried to build a consensus politics based around what voters actually want, it would be very moderately culturally conservative and very moderately economically liberal, and it would sit low in the upper left quadrant of our chart — the place where Trump won voters who had previously voted for Obama.
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And while earnings season has been moderately better thus far, Retzler cautioned that the performance comes against a backdrop of lowered expectations.
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At the same time, even a moderately unpopular Trump remains very popular in the GOP strongholds of Appalachia and the Great Plains.
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Crucially, spending on equipment, plant and machinery climbed 2.2 percent and should have added moderately to economic growth in the fourth quarter.
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Rather, people who were "moderately prosocial," or fell somewhere in the middle between extremely selfish and extremely altruistic had the highest incomes.
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We forecast lending growth to slow moderately and profitability to weaken but remain reasonable in 2018, in the absence of further stimulus.
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Normally, we'd stan anyone who pulled off some moderately entertaining bullshit, but Subway Canada has gotten straight-up salty in its replies.
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Only about 25 percent of respondents reported the current economic conditions as "moderately to substantially better" compared to the previous six months.
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It's a lot to pay for limited-edition novelty, especially when the whole "holographic" display ended up being a moderately interesting disappointment.
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And, to get it out of the way — yes, peeing was moderately more annoying and took a half minute longer than usual.
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Liposuction is a common, moderately painful procedure that can help you shed stubborn pockets of fat that diet and exercise can't reduce.
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They could say they want to see higher growth and are willing to risk moderately higher inflation in order to get it.
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Erkki Liikanen, the boss of Finland's central bank, is moderately hawkish and seen in Frankfurt as a constructive contributor to policy debates.
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Thanks to modern technology, it's now moderately easier to order a taxi or schedule a doctor's appointment than it used to be.
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HRAs typically offer advice that any moderately educated adult has already heard hundreds of times: Eat lots of fruits and vegetables. Exercise.
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Fans of the show in China, where it's moderately enjoyed for its pageantry and spectacles, will have to miss the grand finale.
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It's moderately worse than my best effort so far, where the ghost of Elon Musk possesses Jeff Bezos: What's the problem here?
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In Senegal a health survey in 0003 found that 42% of young children and 14% of women are moderately or severely anaemic.
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Under the final rules, funds would have to classify investments into the categories of highly liquid, moderately liquid, less liquid and illiquid.
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He had already reimbursed my friend for her meal, and was moderately apologetic, but worries about losing wild fish from Oregon menus.
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Japan's economy is recovering moderately as factory output and exports show signs of life on a pick-up in emerging market demand.
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Judged by their own objectives, fact-checkers appear moderately satisfied with the partnership, rating it on average a 20183 out of 5.
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Unreserved impaired loans accounted for a small 9% of FCC at PCBB, and were moderately higher at ABB (20%) and Expressbank (103%).
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Currency risks for the energy and real estate sectors are moderately reduced because pricing on these markets is predominantly in foreign currency.
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While moderately successful in its early days, it wasn't until the rises of Batman and Superman that the company really took off.
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This is (moderately) bad for lifeforms on the surface, but it's not the kind of thing that could trigger a mass extinction.
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Price weakness has been most pronounced in futures contracts nearest to expiry, which has caused the contango to widen moderately (tmsnrt.rs/28ILfjo).
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As with crude, however, investors have become moderately bullish on the outlook for middle distillates such as gasoil, diesel and jet fuel.
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As someone who ran a moderately successful blog under a pseudonym, I can tell you firsthand that anonymity can be creatively liberating.
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Often seen smiling in photos alongside EU leaders, many Western officials see Zarif as a moderately-inclined policymaker they can work with.
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Fitch estimates gross general government debt to have reached 26796% of GDP in 27232, moderately higher than the 'BB' median of 265%.
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So far the only moderately successful arrangements to control tobacco smuggling were undertaken between the European Commission and the major cigarette manufacturers.
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Cole said he remained moderately bullish on the dollar, because the Fed's raising rates faster than other central banks supported the currency.
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Importantly, spending on equipment, plant and machinery climbed 13 percent and should have added moderately to economic growth in the first quarter.
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Typically, they will have an IQ in the "mildly-to-moderately low range," and will have delayed speech abilities, the CDC reports.
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