AND WE HAVE MODEST GROWTH, BECAUSE THERE ARE MODEST POLICIES.
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CHRISTINE LAGARDE: I WOULD CALL IT MODEST, WE HAVE MODEST GROWTH.
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There would be "modest cuts and modest infrastructure investment," he added.
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But the vast majority of cheerleaders I knew came from modest homes, with modest means.
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"Disconnected Youth" are under 25, live in modest housing, with low incomes and modest credit histories.
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While that's not an outright modest number, it is modest for a man worth $71.1 billion.
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"Affordable housing may have relatively modest rewards, but it also has modest risks," Mr. Levine said.
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Modest FCF: Fitch expects annual FCF will remain modest, given investment intensity required to support growth.
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His modest gains upset arms controllers, he wrote, not least because his modernization plans are "anything but modest."
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I know this because in addition to being a modest dresser I also run a modest e-commerce site.
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Is it better to drink the greatest examples of modest wines or the most modest examples of great wines?
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Modest Success in Mobile Market Tattel has seen modest success since its entry into the regional mobile market in 2013.
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Social Security is a modest program, but it's a modest program that has kept millions of Americans out of poverty.
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"At-home devices can give modest improvements and are most beneficial for people with modest or mild skin challenges," he says.
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Some people think this would be tough for me, but the truth is I am actually a modest person, very modest.
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This low NCO ratio included a modest improvement in overall consumer credit metrics and a modest deterioration in commercial credit metrics.
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Second quarter economic data is better, particularly the jobs report last Friday that indicated modest jobs growth with modest wage inflation.
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It has a modest $500,000 target for the Kano 2 campaign — modest given its original Kickstarter bagged $1.4M back in 1.23.
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This kind of clothing is referred to natively as maayo muhtashim (modest swimsuit) or malaabis al-bahr al-muhtashim (modest beach clothes).
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This usually led to modest hikes in military spending alongside modest hikes in nondefense spending — all under the guise of fiscal restraint.
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He had left the business to his sons; his daughters had inherited a comparatively modest fixed sum, and had lived comparatively modest lives.
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Despite its modest profitability, Produbanco's capital position remains adequate and has improved since 2908, as a result of reduced dividend payments and modest growth.
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A prudent approach to reform would target the causes of the system's shortfall with a mix of modest benefit cuts and modest tax increases.
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"The effect is modest, a modest association for chronotype and incident depression," said the lead author, Céline Vetter, an assistant professor at the University of Colorado.
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He cited the modest changes to intellectual property, forced technology transfer, more modest access to Chinese financial markets, and the inclusion of a process to settle disputes.
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It was only after she saw Tajima's Uniqlo modest wear collection that Yazid realized modest fashion didn't have to feel out of place in the streets of Tokyo.
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Citi expects modest seasonal price corrections with upside for DRAM (memory) in fourth quarter of calendar year 211.18, while panels could see modest declines during the third quarter.
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"Improving growth in the second half of 2017, modest inflation and a continued accommodative monetary policy stance from central bankers are a pretty good recipe for modest multiple expansion."
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"The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography," Mr. Morris's new film, is a feature of modest length on a subject of seemingly modest import, particularly relative to those other movies.
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The Polestar 1 is ostensibly a grand-touring car, or a 2+2, but unlike GT cars of the past, its relatively modest hood length indicated an equally modest engine.
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For the Israel-bound migrants themselves, these shelters are primarily of practical import: modest buildings on modest streets where they can receive shelter and food and the occasional Hebrew class.
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If I could pick one single item of clothing I'm most obsessed with right now, it would be the Mara Hoffman moon top, which encapsulates that perfect blend of modest and horny: long balloon sleeves (modest), gorgeous square neckline (neutral-to-modest), high crop (horny), sexy cutout in the back (definitely horny).
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Despite the fact that the modest aesthetic is one of the most prevalent retail and runway trends today via designers like Vetements and Céline, the modest fashion movement is not mainstream.
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Chan is being modest — she's fully in stage three.
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The euro's modest drop helped put the dollar index .
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Tino Martinez, another plaque recipient, batted a relatively modest .
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Modest single-digit revenue growth follows in 103 and 2019 as revenue from contract gains slightly outpace losses; --Modest acquisitions annually through the forecast period; --No equity issuance through the forecast period.
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A more modest cut But some analysts say Saudi Arabia may seek a modest cut to try to balance the demand from Trump for lower prices with the interests of OPEC members.
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"We do expect, for the foreseeable future, far more modest returns than we've seen in the past few years — not terrible, probably not negative, but much more modest, positive returns," Lemco says.
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They were modest (at a time when modest fashion was still pretty limited) but not dowdy, meaning moms could wear a LuLaRoe top or dress without worrying about accidentally flashing the playground.
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This is despite the fact that the demand for modest fashion is massive; millions of women with hundreds of billions of dollars to spend want modest clothing for religious, professional, and personal reasons.
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Trump could do a modest rate cut with no pay-fors, a modest deficit-neutral tax reform, a giant rate cut that's partially paid for, or whatever else members want to agree to.
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"Body" harnesses the dissonance between low, resonant electronic shiver and high, percussive rattle as she sings a chorus whose detachment lends it savor; the melody's modest tingle matches the song's modest sensual detail.
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"Growth has been only modest in the U.S. and with the things going on around the rest of the world, I fear that 2016 might be worse than just modest growth," Goolsbee said.
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Fitch expects that Caja Rural del Sur's modest profitability will continue to be supported by lower loan impairment charges, additional reduction of deposit costs, modest growth in business volumes and cost-cutting measures.
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Shifting the focus of attention onto politicians like these would be a modest first step, but for a party struggling to regain its foothold, a modest first step would be a major achievement.
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CNN and Fox News data suggested a modest Sanders edge.
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She said Slamhood was "too modest" to ask for money.
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It's still very sexy while still being modest and stylish.
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Even a modest rise in temperature impairs American economic performance.
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But this show feels personal, well placed, and almost modest.
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He says the modest $36 a month covers his bills.
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Safety is oft cited as the concern against modest uniforms.
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Dubai's stock index traded up 2.9 percent in modest volumes.
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It will have a modest increase in screens next weekend.
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"You know, these are certainly all modest proposals," she said.
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However, pharmaceutical companies have argued price increases have been modest.
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Bitcoin supporters want to keep the scaling modest and cautious.
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And you're seeing modest inflation increases in certain finished goods.
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Pinterest had comparatively modest losses, however, and Zoom is profitable.
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Despite unemployment hovering below 217% wage pressures have been modest.
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It's true there has been some modest weakness this month.
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A modest achievement, surely, but I still feel rather smug.
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The group said it expected "modest performance improvements" this year.
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The message is clear: modest returns are on the horizon.
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Take the modest movement's largest demographic for example: Muslim women.
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And yet both Bashir and Tokio consider themselves modest dressers.
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Fashion brands don't brand any of these offerings as modest.
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Ali is a model for the modest modeling agency Underwraps.
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Apple sold 50.8 million iPhones last quarter, a modest miss.
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So far, however, it's achieved a more modest payday: $937.15.
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That comes a month after wages showed a modest decline.
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But Morehouse's endowment of $140 million is much more modest.
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Sales had risen a more modest 0.5 percent in November.
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For now, though, market moves were expected to be modest.
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So far, though, Citi's managers have focused on modest projects.
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Losses in European equities offset modest gains in Asia overnight.
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Alaa opened the door of his modest brick veneer home.
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The also traded higher, although it had more modest gains.
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Figures for British universities are more modest but similarly striking.
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Ticket prices will be "modest," Stillitano said, to encourage attendance.
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Business development has been much more modest in Fiscal 2016.
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Facebook's early goal for the product are likely fairly modest.
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The tax's impact on the public finances will be modest.
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The house was modest, but the book's territory is broad.
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After deducting capital expenditure, the school makes a modest loss.
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In the advanced economies, growth has been modest and uneven.
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Many are relatively modest affairs that don't carry excessive cost.
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But it is a modest step in the right direction.
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But, compared with grand expectations, the gains have been modest.
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The crowds are still modest, but the excitement is not.
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There will be a modest increase in the defence budget.
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The coalition agreement sets out some modest ambitions (see article).
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Shares in Telefonica Brasil jumped a more modest 0.4 percent.
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EI's asset quality metrics have continued to show modest deterioration.
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Stock futures were pointing to modest losses at today's open.
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The group continues to have modest expectations for economic growth.
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If these policies sound modest, they are meant to be.
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In terms of policy, the leftward shift may be modest.
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" Cowen called the letter a "modest incremental positive for VRSN.
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LBBW's profitability and efficiency improved during 2015 but remain modest.
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But relatively speaking it's modest compared to the overall picture.
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She offers an appealingly modest contrast to a swaggering billionaire.
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"They've achieved modest" revenue, Snap's CFO said on the call.
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Britain's comparatively modest employee share ownership is viewed almost reverentially.
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Both banks have returned to profitability, albeit at modest levels.
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They began with a modest $235,19803 from friends and family.
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The startup had raised a very modest £200,000 to date.
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Brexit minister Stephen Barclay called the measures a "modest liberalization".
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She even likes being on the comparatively modest second floor.
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To be sure, it is still a very modest step.
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BASF, a chemicals giant, has 35,000 in similarly modest Ludwigshafen.
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Sales are expected to decline a more modest 210 percent.
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Current expectations are for a modest 0.2 percent monthly rise.
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Emerging European market assets had seen modest outflows last month.
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Those modest achievements every week helped motivate me even more.
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Core inflation showed only modest pressure from the weak peso.
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Trading volumes was the highest this week but remained modest.
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By contrast, we point to TOL's only modest discount vs.
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In the mood for a modest serving of cosmic dread?
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There is a modest global breakout going on as well.
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His public financial disclosures show a man of modest means.
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Why not try small, modest steps to make guns safer?
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There has also been a modest improvement in private consumption.
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An official survey released on Sunday also showed modest expansion.
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It's hard to find good arguments against another modest increase.
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"Simple man, living in a backwater country, with modest aspirations."
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It's important we hold some gain, even a modest one.
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Yet despite oodles of support, China has made modest progress.
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Employment and wages grew at a modest to moderate pace.
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And the benefits of modest amounts of alcohol wash away.
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When he arrives, he will find modest grounds for hope.
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However, other penalties imposed on companies have been relatively modest.
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But their hostility to even modest curation is a mistake.
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In short, some regulations are modest in scope and cost.
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But "the impact is likely to be modest", it said.
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Females do not have to dress modest to be respected.
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Last month in Algiers, OPEC agreed modest oil output cuts.
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His first album, "For You" (1978), gained only modest attention.
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Even modest shifts in practice could make an enormous difference.
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Amazon's early headquarters was in a modest building in Seattle.
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The Chens' home is typical of the area's modest dwellings.
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For Prime Day, they have gotten a modest price cut.
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But so far, he has made only a modest profit.
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Even this was modest, with revenues up 103% to 210bn.
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The immediate gripe is a modest liberalisation of labour laws.
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But on a moral level I have some modest doubts.
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Here are a few modest proposals to get us there.
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But in terms of delegates, Sanders's success was more modest.
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Vindu: Over all, the improvements in Apple TV are modest.
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Given the magnitude of the slaughter, the show is modest.
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A Reuters poll predicted a more modest rise to 49.6.
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Over all, Shakespeare represents a modest part of the program.
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Steidl typically pays his artists a modest royalty up front.
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While seemingly modest, these moves can make a big difference.
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Chance isn't modest, though — at least, not about his ambition.
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Investors had expected a more modest decline of 0.1 percent.
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In return, the government supplied a handful of modest promises.
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A new deal had already been signed with modest changes.
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"What Did You Expect?" wears its topicality with modest stealth.
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As a frequent concertgoer, I have a few modest proposals.
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I don't think we'll ever see that modest bob again.
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Modest though these changes are, they would not apply retroactively.
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The benefit is very modest, averaging just $1,032 per month.
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That narrative involved higher earnings, global growth and modest inflation.
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Quite modest change, to be sure, but hinting at improvement.
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Modest salt and generous black pepper stoke the meaty flavor.
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In a statement to the committees, Brown expressed modest hopes.
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Modest recreation fees could make a big difference over time.
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The fund offered a modest stream of interest and dividends.
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But even then it was quite a modest migration spike.
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It is listed for a modest (by NYC standards) $395,000.
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Even modest reductions in noise can have a positive impact.
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The study found that growth will stay modest through 2019.
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In fact, some billionaires are noted for driving modest cars.
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The Justice Department will say this is a modest thing.
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"Italy exposures appear modest for the big three," he said.
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This proposal is truly modest, not pie in the sky.
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This resulted in very modest gains in unit labor costs.
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Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas saw a modest increase this year.
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But even these modest and inconsequential reforms can't get through.
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Longer term, however, the impact of these storms remains modest.
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Many had a modest improvement, and some had no improvement.
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Pirlo gives a modest smile before returning to his pose.
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The family lived in a modest house in Newton, Mass.
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Between the mighty and modest, truth is a great leveler.
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Despite several decades of investment, however, returns have been modest.
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A new video series from feminist modest fashion blog MuslimGirl.
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Scholz said he was confident that modest growth lay ahead.
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His listeners are the modest, moderate, or even upper class.
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That would require epic reversals over relatively modest policy changes.
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Even with a modest turnout, the familial camaraderie wasn't compromised.
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There, he subsisted on modest patronage from a local doctor.
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Clinton holds a modest but clear lead over Mr. Trump.
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A modest body count by the standards of the genre.
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Drug companies helped health care stocks make some modest gains.
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They also had huge box office hauls despite modest budgets.
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" Besides, Cole adds, "It's really a modest gamble either way.
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Despite the modest festivities, congratulations poured in from across Russia.
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Although the apartment is modest, there's enough space to paint.
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For the price, a modest amount of wine was included.
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I've rarely taken in a work that's so grandiosely modest.
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Their direct economic impact will be modest, although hardly trivial.
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Winning over blue America, however, is a pretty modest goal.
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Modest pinot noirs from Oregon or California will be delicious.
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It helps that chess has been having a modest renaissance.
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Warren also tacks on a couple of more modest ideas.
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I'm not being modest — I haven't search-engined myself, ever.
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We assume they are just being modest, but are they?
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Romney's direct role in Trump's ascent was modest but telling.
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The restaurant has always had expensive tastes but modest means.
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From the beginning, Ebersol had modest expectations for Year One.
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Rising rents and natural disasters contributed to the modest increase.
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The courtroom looks like any conventional, if modest, state counterpart.
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By French standards, the demonstrations have been modest in size.
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The apartments were modest, but they were built to taste.
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Mr. Sanchez's salary at the time was a modest $35,000.
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A working class town of mostly modest homes, Opelika, Ala.
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His grandest gestures could seem shallow, his modest ones bottomless.
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But analysts are unsure if the modest gains can last.
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It is also a revenue model, albeit a modest one.
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CHIP has been a huge success story, at modest cost.
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Even modest proposals for compensation are only now being considered.
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But he said the overall effect on wages was modest.
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It should be free to modest retail users, AFME said.
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Overall, it's a pretty modest update to the Note 7.
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The pay is a modest 4,600 meticais ($76) a month.
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She lives in a modest eco home in the desert.
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Their goals are often surprisingly modest, even prosaic at times.
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Its sales grew to a modest $2450 million by 2000.
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In fact, our culture's ideal woman is beautiful and modest.
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Don&apost be modest about your new venture — be proud.
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Today, more modest growth rates have become the new normal.
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Still, the "Baby Driver" results are modest by summer standards.
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It was a modest hotel that catered to visiting bureaucrats.
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Mr. Bright said the Ake decision was modest but clear.
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And with more modest goals, it might enjoy better success.
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"This new trade deal is a modest improvement," she stated.
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For your colleague of more modest means, it's a stretch.
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Some accept insurance, including Medicaid, while some charge modest fees.
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The company said it expected "modest performance improvements" this year.
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We will do something modest with our twins on Saturday.
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A modest headwind could blow the Lib Dems off course.
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But its programmatic goals are considerably more modest, officials said.
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The bench is elegant but modest, just like Stover himself.
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The plastic spoke of modest means, the bows of taste.
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Its unemployment rate is low but economic growth is modest.
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Ms. Wynne outlined some modest changes intended to remedy that.
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As in New Hampshire, there was a modest gender gap.
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Visitors can buy fish from the fishermen at modest prices.
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Many described it as their own modest slice of paradise.
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It had a loyal but modest following of 150,000 people.
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The average taxable bond fund gained a modest 11.93 percent.
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This wedding cake from 1955 is relatively modest in size.
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Differences by gender, race, and ethnicity are more modest, however.
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It is a modest amount of military funding, not weapons.
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With their modest income and health concerns, Mr. and Mrs.
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For the United States, the strategic imperative appears more modest.
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To scale K2 in winter is not such modest madness.
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A Reuters poll had predicted a modest uptick to 2014.9.
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The changes are modest, a few inches here and there.
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Analysts had forecast a more modest growth of 5.353 percent.
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Instead, Lover is a modest, intimate affair, realistic and happy.
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More modest fixes might have a better chance of passing.
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Cabrera did extend his modest hitting streak to six games.
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The design of it is seriously modest, but attractive nonetheless.
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That's a fairly modest increase, particularly compared to other services.
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Only modest improvement in economic growth is anticipated in 2628.
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But their numbers, while modest, have spiked in recent years.
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It declined afterward, but hung on as a modest performer.
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The changes were particularly painful for retirees with modest pensions.
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Some areas saw more modest increases or virtually no change.
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In other words, the more modest Boston headquarters reflects reality.
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Even modest gun law changes rarely make it through Congress.
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As the Johnson story suggests, Russ was a modest man.
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It's a modest rental, but a big step for them.
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A few more modest trades could still be in store.
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When we eat out, we're not being served modest plates.
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The Bezoses' charitable contributions have been modest in the past.
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Before Jackson Pollock, abstraction was but one relatively modest genre.
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The results, which were first published in 214, were modest.
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Other variants include MODEST BREXIT or THE CLOSEST POSSIBLE TIES.
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It was a modest attempt to address the 'us vs.
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The break is consistent with the government's modest stimulative measures.
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Metzen, for his part, is quite modest in the clip.
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Buffett also dines at the modest Gorat's steakhouse, his favorite.
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The definition of a modest performer is shifting every day.
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The 2012 election was that kind of game; President Obama led Mitt Romney by a modest but steady margin basically the whole time, and won by a modest but healthy margin on Election Day.
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On average, they needed 4.8 years to clear that modest hurdle.
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They gave their modest guest list some notice, but not loads.
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South Korea has achieved a modest improvement, from six to eight.
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However, socioeconomic factors only play a modest role, the scientists find.
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CRU Group's Hawkes sees a modest deficit of about 6003,2600 tonnes.
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In particular, we expect a modest recovery at the Industrial division.
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SXPP led the modest rally, up 1.2 percent, while autos stocks .
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It was down a more modest 3% as of this writing.
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This was despite a modest beat and largely consistent fundamental trends.
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The index shed a modest 0.5 points for a 107.4 reading.
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A Reuters poll had predicted a more modest dip to 53.0.
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The final budget compromise included modest spending cuts and tax increases.
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The effect on HBL's capitalisation and market risk has been modest.
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Inside their modest home, Chaha and Wambura have created an oasis.
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Seems to me that some modest short covering is the answer.
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It will debut at Istanbul's Modest Fashion Week later this month.
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Financial leverage is modest at approximately 24947% at year-end 20163.
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Economists expect a modest boost from inventories in the fourth quarter.
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"It's a modest bill, in some ways," Alexander told me recently.
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Royal Nickel expects to announce more such modest deals, Selby said.
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So, a modest step in the right direction, in my view.
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The modest fashion has expanded greatly in the past few years.
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It's a modest step in shifting the state toward cleaner energy.
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Real GDP growth is in a sweet spot with modest inflation.
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At first all went well, with robust growth and modest inflation.
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This conditional, modest concept of truth recurs in "The Open Society".
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There's no debate that 5G is a modest but important evolution.
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Caterpillar's sales in North America dipped by a more modest 3%.
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I was interested in something that was modest, and not theatrical.
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Republicans started out with momentum behind a modest gun control bill.
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Yet the measures the signatories vowed to adopt were comparatively modest.
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But the northern European country has seen only modest economic improvements.
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Their goal for the first year is a relatively modest 500,000.
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But is there really any signs of improvement, even modest improvement?
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Its benefits are modest, averaging about $1.40 per person, per meal.
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The work begins with a modest timpani roll typically played piano.
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Mr. Tune's voice is modest by the stentorian requirements of Broadway.
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For reference, last year's displayed featured a relatively modest 200,000 crystals.
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In 2666, ALEC had a relatively modest budget of $215 million.
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It had raised a modest $350,000 from angels, according to CrunchBase.
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He issued his first albums in the 1970s to modest sales.
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She was a modest seventh in Saturday's giant slalom at Lenzerheide.
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The standard, modest, one-man confessional here becomes a grand hybrid.
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Modest attire is requested (no shorts, low necklines or sleeveless clothing).
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Its modest selection of coffins includes a willow one for $1,370.
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If Calderon's statistics are modest, Fisher values everything else he does.
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Yet its growth in this metric is modest, at 2 percent.
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We now know the retail price will be a modest $29.99.
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Countries seeking a modest relaxation have a strong case to make.
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The United States deployed modest forces, with six killed in action.
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However, a modest improvement can be seen in allocation to commodities.
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Instead, it is "a modest-sized ship on the global ocean".
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But even modest clothing doesn't protect women from harassment, Xun explained.
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In that year, Cloudera's revenues were a more modest $24.1 million.
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This causes buildings to overheat internally even in modest summer temperatures.
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After years of declines, NFL television ratings are showing modest gains.
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"People hear the word 'modest' and think it's archaic," she said.
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It posted a modest annual increase of 0.6 percent in December.
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SX86P, which were top gainers on Wednesday, tracking more modest gains.
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Businesses have only modest plans for investment in the coming months.
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Germany's modest wage growth suggests there is no widespread labour shortage.
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SaarLB's 'bb+' VR primarily reflects its improved but still modest capitalisation.
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He reveals a man who was publicly modest but privately boastful.
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Ballet is so graceful and modest and that's something I love.
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In office Mr Trump's legislative accomplishments have been modest, and mixed.
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WannaCrypt locks up user's systems and demands an oddly modest ransom.
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They lived in a modest house, but didn't want to move.
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Now even its modest recovery seems to have gone into reverse.
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But now they are finally seeing some modest grounds for optimism.
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Despite making modest quarterly gains, shares have been hammered this year.
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In comparison, their AGI was a more modest $396,456 in 2016.
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Charging big sums for a modest improvement has, unsurprisingly, proved tough.
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Management is introducing a modest dividend policy linked to earnings performance.
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Lyndon Johnson also amassed his own wealth after a modest childhood.
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Thereafter we expect modest profit growth in the low single digits.
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A modest rise in U.S. yields also helped the U.S currency.
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Markets in the rest of Asia, however, experienced only modest declines.
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Pathmalal may be modest, but he does have many entrepreneurial traits.
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"At our modest scale, we're already leading this category," Appelbaum said.
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Still, that represented a modest uptick from the prior-year period.
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Scores more hoodies have also launched on Kickstarter with modest results.
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His compensation returned to a more modest $2.5 million last year.
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The modest updates suggest that this cycle will be three years.
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Beyond hijabs, the collection includes modest dresses, tops, cardigans, and pants.
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What to do with the limited time and a modest majority?
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VirgoAugust 23 to September 22In a nutshell…Modest, yet hard working.
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A gorgeous one piece that is modest with just enough sexy.
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That is still a level intended to provide a modest stimulus.
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The program of a successful centrist will be realistic, not modest.
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And so those ideas died in favor of more modest reforms.
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This led to modest economic growth and a growing middle class.
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Seemingly unimpressed with the relatively modest figure, the Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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And the negative effects of Trump might be more than modest.
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Watt started his fund last week with a modest $200,000 goal.
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The announcement contributed to only modest gains for Tesla on Thursday.
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OBike has taken in a more modest $45 million since 2016.
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The bucket brigade has dug out both mansions and modest bungalows.
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As earnings recessions go, this one is pretty modest so far.
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Maybe in the end he believed his work was too modest.
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New highs have been modest on both the NYSE and Nasdaq.
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" Johnston agrees the study showed "a very, very modest weight loss.
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The central question is more modest: Which party controls the House?
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After translating the growth into bra sizes, the results were modest.
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Caterpillar is expecting modest growth in its construction business for 2017.
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The China market for Roche is modest but increasing in importance.
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Bringing your grand total to the modest sum of ...49,900 Bells!
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Production growth remained modest but was slightly weaker than in October.
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Iraqi government sources put the number at a more modest 1,500.
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Something much more modest and much more popular might be possible.
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But despite her modest dress, her mom wouldn't let her in.
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Performance in developed economies is expected to be modest at best.
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The latest deals have already distinguished themselves with more modest terms.
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LME aluminium was showing a modest loss at $2,191 a tonne.
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The central bank expected employment growth would remain modest and uneven.
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It will be challenging for Amazon to beat Twitter's modest numbers.
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By comparison, a 1000-fold reduction in cost seems pretty modest.
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Still, Amazon's profits are modest for a company of its size.
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He now lives in a "modest condo" in North York, Ontario.
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A modest 85,000 temporary work visas are made available each year.
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Research indicates that even modest savings can have a profound impact.
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Gains in Russian stock indexes, however, were modest amid sanctions concerns.
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The modest first outing that's common for any new aircraft type.
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They also disliked him for backing some modest gun control laws.
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At first blush, the Coalition for Access is modest in scope.
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Capitalisation levels have improved, but remain modest given high credit risks.
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The amount of public money spent studying autism is shockingly modest.
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The winners earn modest prizes, usually swag from sponsors, not cash.
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Like Tipitina's, "the Leaf" maintains much of its modest original character.
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So she decided to make her own stylish, but modest, clothes.
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And on this measure, Mr Curry's impact appears slightly more modest.
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South Korean officials gave a more modest estimate of 50 kilotons.
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Ryanair said it expected modest growth in average fares this winter.
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Mr. Orban summoned him to his modest home west of Budapest.
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A Reuters poll last week forecast a modest uptick in 2017.
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"We can solve the problem with a modest increase," he said.
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The BUILD Act can be greatly improved with a modest renovation.
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The current estimated rate for 2018 is a modest 0003 percent.
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Wayward Sky, on the other hand, is rather modest and pleasant.
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Analyst surveyed by Reuters had forecast a modest expansion of 1.35%.
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These costs would be modest compared to Social Security's overall outlays.
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Russian strategy appears more modest, but could be worrisome as well.
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The sale was modest—"appropriate to the work itself," Egan said.
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It was enough for a clear if modest 5.4-point victory.
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That would constitute only a modest new "tax expenditure" by itself.
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He has let his modest infrastructure plan founder on Capitol Hill.
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I get a modest fee for the work I put in.
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But the Stanford computer science professor still leads a modest lifestyle.
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"When they hire you, you can go back to being modest."
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This modest adverse effect was most pronounced in South Asian nations.
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He had this modest way of talking about what he does.
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Great or modest, my success has not depended on my husband's.
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In 2016 the government decided to build a more modest terminal.
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Elijah Cummings came from modest beginnings and died a towering politician.
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ESPN also had another quarter of modest improvement in sub declines.
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"Most of the expansion proposals have been modest," Mr. Goss said.
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How a flashy exterior can conceal a modest but hearty interior.
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The modest, Audi-derived infotainment screen sits atop the center console.
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Then, losses among Hispanic voters could give Clinton a modest lead.
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Cadets also earn a "modest paycheck," according to the academy's site.
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Despite his wealth, the tech billionaire lives a relatively modest lifestyle.
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That is a modest but important step in the right direction.
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This short article was a modest attempt to explore that question.
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The couple live in a modest house and drive sensible cars.
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The modest crowd let out a roar that was well overdue.
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States are so far reporting modest rate increases for next year.
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Clinton holds a modest but clear lead heading into the conventions.
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Amy Klobuchar make only modest gains and others, like Montana Gov.
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She wasn't some modest Mennonite housewife, subject to her husband's will.
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Again, Mr. Trump said he had chosen the more modest math.
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I like C25K for its simplicity and modest, but achievable, goals.
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And his retelling can feel desultory at times rather than modest.
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The range is impressive for such a modest and inexpensive unit.
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Stocks posted modest gains as rand-hedged companies lifted the bourse.
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This was my goal, and it seemed like a modest one.
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Hispanic voters played only a modest role in Mr. Romney's defeat.
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Financial stocks rose, with Australia's Big Four banks posting modest gains.
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Brand New will be on tour with Modest Mouse this summer.
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"I think a more modest increase would be appropriate," she said.
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Justices Clarence Thomas and Sonia Sotomayor both rose from modest circumstances.
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I also wrote a modest story on the judicial recusal argument.
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This modest production presents a vivid new spin on operatic performance.
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Yet modest though they may be, they are still highly controversial.
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To that end, this trio has met with some modest success.
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Nothing extra, nothing lacking, and modest fortunes made in every harbor.
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Modest errors in the projections are certainly possible and can matter.
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Women are required to cover their hair and wear modest clothing.
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It recovered a modest 0.15 percent in Asian and European trading.
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Despite all the inventions, innovations and accolades, Ron is incredibly modest.
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It's understandable, of course, that it's fairly modest in its projections.
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Keanu is very modest and quick to deflect attention from himself.
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He consciously makes an effort to be perceived as materially modest.
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But even such modest growth in electricity demand poses real challenges.
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Warba generates modest earnings and profitability, which are key rating weaknesses.
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Both are pictured wearing head coverings, and dressed in modest clothing.
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Those sums might seem modest for victims who have lost everything.
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But the rest of the state has had only modest declines.
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For now, they will make do with far more modest accommodations.
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But psychosis alone is only a modest risk factor for violence.
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I have my modest quarrels with Jerusalem's policy toward the Palestinians.
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Social Security benefits are modest, Bruder reminds us, especially for women.
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Congress has already made modest moves on the drug-pricing front.
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Square Feet For the modest warehouse, this is a golden age.
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After his fugitive years, Mr. Banks had a modest movie career.
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Kershaw, being modest, diplomatically disagreed with that notion before Game 1.
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Additional costs for active-duty personnel and activities will be modest.
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The souvenir stand had stayed modest; the portable toilets were unimproved.
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But gravity is far more dynamic than modest everyday interactions suggest.
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But this modest action was the first rumbling of an avalanche.
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It accommodates modest watermelons (a maximum of 16 inches in diameter).
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Lowood is where Jane learns to perform meekness, restraint, modest femininity.
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Apple's initial use of the two cameras is far more modest.
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Trump's softening line on tariffs gave a modest lift to stocks.
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The overall effect seems as if it will be pretty modest.
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"The objectives of this campaign are kind of modest," Knights explains.
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The distance is relatively modest in absolute terms, about 193 miles.
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The back room serves as a modest dance floor on weekends.
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China, in return, offered modest concessions on some thorny trade issues.
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"The differences between men and women here are modest," she said.
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But "Milkman" requires so much effort for so modest a result.
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Last week, a relatively modest snowstorm paralyzed traffic across the region.
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But the gold brought only modest and fleeting benefits, he said.
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"It was quite small and had modest operational responsibilities," says Blumenthal.
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The Mary of this picture is slight, pale, quiet and modest.
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The more modest focus, Brown noted, has been on limiting turnovers.
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Sterling bought $1.71, holding onto modest gains from the previous session.
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Instead, we see healthy industry investment, modest profits, and stable pricing.
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Generally with such later-stage investments, backers expect more modest returns.
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We lived in a kind of modest house, shared with tenants.
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The Handover Ceremony, as it is called, is a modest ritual.
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Mr. Northam entered the race as a clear if modest favorite.
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Top officials tend to declare modest assets but lead luxurious lives.
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The feed-through to broader inflation has been modest so far.
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The market swung between modest gains and losses at the open.
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That cumulative $850 million on alternatives to driving may seem modest.
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Even modest cost barriers seem to decrease use of medical services.
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This time, estimates run into modest hundred millions for needed reforms.
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As for the middle class, the benefits appear to be modest.
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"They've been trying, and there is some modest movement," she said.
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It is a neighborhood gathering spot and a modest performance space.
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Mr. Skripal appeared to be enjoying a comfortable, though modest, retirement.
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Another was being modest with flashy expenses, like cars and watches.
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A modest decline in the value of the yen has helped.
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All of which, Draper writes, adds up to a modest reality.
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On the surface, both of those changes seem modest and reasonable.
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That image pretty much characterizes the movie: mighty yet somehow modest.
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In terms of financial support, it has seen a modest increase.
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She may intend her remarks as charmingly modest or self-deprecating.
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So here's a modest suggestion for Congress and the Trump administration.
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Just a modest increase, they argue, a "mini" surge of troops.
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" She bought it for what she describes as a "modest sum.
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Excluding autos, factory output slipped a more modest 0.1% in September.
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And they spoke of a sort of modest but comfortable upbringing.
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And they spoke of a sort of modest but comfortable upbringing.
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It's a modest, unassuming entertainment that's motored by a sly sensibility.
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It generates a lot of cash flow and leverage is modest.
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Nobody knows what this round of modest Fed aggressiveness will yield.
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That missile strike dealt only modest damage to the air base.
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All prices had rebounded to more modest declines by mid-morning.
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Arbitration proceedings typically remain confidential, and monetary awards can be modest.
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Over the short term, international momentum is likely to be modest.
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When asked about that, Allison said he expects a "modest" impact.
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I think the financial stability picture shows at most modest risks.
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A more modest one asks $775,000 for a three-bedroom lodge.
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Granted, it was a Givenchy, but it had simple, modest lines.
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She hammered the moderates over their more modest plans, jabbed Sen.
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Why the boom, given the company's profits have been pretty modest?
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For now, wage growth and the threat of inflation remain modest.
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Upon reflection, several commenters conceded that modest progress had been made.
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This all will lead to some modest weakening in the yuan.
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The most likely outcome is a modest improvement in Iran's behavior.
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Personally, I'm skeptical that such modest thrift would solve either problem.
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Wage growth remains modest and has plenty of room for improvement.
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Fortunetelling requires a modest footprint — two chairs and a crystal ball.
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A modest spiel on my part would not hurt, I thought.
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So far, price increases are modest and ride volumes keep rising.
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"The overall impact was modest, to be sure," Mr. Goldstein said.
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Though his assets were modest, they included 1,884 of his works.
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However, core inflation - which excludes food and energy prices - remained modest.
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Amazon's most prominent retraining program has had only modest adoption internally.
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I thought you were being modest and wearing a short underneath.
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Some studies showed a modest impact of negative ads on opponents.
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Other charitable groups in southern Ohio have received a modest bump.
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"Nah," said Green, who sounded almost sheepish about his modest workload.
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In the modest guest bathroom of our house in Orlando, Fla.
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"Like Andrew Carnegie, Mr. Rubenstein came from modest circumstances," she said.
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We lived on my modest salary and Arabella's part-time nursing.
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Still, that marked a modest slowdown from April's 2.1 percent increase.
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Estimates at "Handpicked" will be a more modest £1,000 to £35,000.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor's celebrity, by contrast, outshone a modest acting career.
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Between the mighty and the modest, truth is the great leveler.
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He was described as a modest and mostly quiet family man.
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This modest entrant starts at $30,000 but can rise to $37,000.
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Well, modest gains may be especially appealing given recent bond losses.
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But Fannie and Freddie struggled to pay even these modest dividends.
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And, like his new boss, he's not modest about his wealth.
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The current proposal is only one modest step in this direction.
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That includes fighting to expand, never cut, Social Security's modest benefits.
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Need more reasons why we must expand Social Security's modest benefits?
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Overall, the tariff effects on the economy are seen as modest.
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By market close, the stock had settled to more modest gains.
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That's relatively modest compared to plans from candidates like former Rep.
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After a modest up opening, markets meandered until about 1 p.m.
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It also sees a "modest" market surplus of 2230,21-26.8835,000 tonnes.
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How does this extravagant omelet compare to its more modest counterparts?
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Most analyses show the middle class receiving a modest tax cut.
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The prospective Fed move has modest short-term implications for consumers.
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On the other was the modest office Nawaz used for himself.
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He said a modest expansion in Iowa remained possible this year.
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After that, modest amounts will be stockpiled — ideally within five years.
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Even that result was modest, compared with films of the past.
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Also, 20,000 shipping vans is modest, as Market Realist points out.
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The change was modest, and strategists dismissed it as being unintentional.
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Despite the modest pullback, manufacturers reported increased demand for their products.
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This week Macy's launched a modest clothing line featuring the hijab.
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Despite modest sales, the Roches persisted, making albums for Warner Bros.
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We've made only modest progress toward that goal, Ms. Grant said.
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Mr. Trump's estimate is unrealistic but a modest lift is expected.
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Fiscal The team expects only modest fiscal stimulus under either administration.
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Various bits of nautical décor set off an otherwise modest room.
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The latter two have proposed more modest policy changes than Sanders.
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Mr. Buttigieg has a far more modest record to draw upon.
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We hoped for a modest audience that would grow over time.
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This one, at Victori + Mo, is a modest monument to craft.
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It has received only modest attention in Japan's mainstream news media.
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In a market dominated by rentals, condos are scattered and modest.
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Late last year, Facebook outlined a modest effort to curb misinformation.
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But there's a lot to be said for modest price gains.
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But even modest and precarious improvements, Sturkey argues, were nevertheless real.
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Visible from San Francisco, it achieved a modest amount of fame.
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They also said that a 15 percent improvement is fairly modest.
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The scene at the finish was that of a modest race.
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Mr. Kim put forth a much more modest bargain in Hanoi.
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Of course the market reaction, though positive, was also fairly modest.
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It wasn't a modest house, but it was certainly not ostentatious.
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But in another respect, such modest findings actually are good news.
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Do you want to be perceived as a modest young mom?
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Nance is perhaps a bit more modest than his music deserves.
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Passing something, even a very modest package, could help avoid that.
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In public, the Waltons live pretty modest lifestyles despite their wealth.
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But these modest steps toward equality for women come with complications.
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Even modest oil spills, which happen pretty frequently, can disrupt life.
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A MODEST MODIGLIANI Modigliani's "Jeune Femme à la Rose (Margherita)," from 20053, was considerably more modest than the full-frontal study by the artist with which Christie's set an auction high of $170.4 million last fall.
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We'll be hosting a cross-faith conversation on modest fashion at Princeton University this weekend, in which members of diverse religious communities can discuss governmental, religious, private, and public influences and controversies related to modest fashion.
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"We continue to see a positive but relatively modest return for the equity market for 2017, given the high starting valuations and the continued outlook for modest earnings growth," Goldman analysts said in a research report.
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Three contemporaneous samples might be sufficient for a modest paper about the Teouma site, but modest papers about one archaeological site in Vanuatu are not the sort of thing Nature is in the business of publishing.
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Cases that are held up as demonstrating the purported success of carbon pricing, like a tax in British Columbia, mostly prove that if you slap on a modest carbon price, you will get a modest economic response.
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In the cash conundrum, we might find a modest reason for optimism.
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A modest arms reduction treaty with Russia seemed like a first step.
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It says, I have more modest ambitions, but they are more realistic.
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It all made for most effective use of a modest, charming space.
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But because insulin is a biosimilar, the decline may be more modest.
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Serving Mr Trump is a modest test of character, by Shakespearean standards.
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Want one modest clue that negative rates can't be ruled out, though?
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For the year, the Nikkei eked out a modest 23 percent gain.
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Whilst modest, this is the highest reading since September 2014, BAML said.
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They were bringing Uziel and his team a modest amount of money.
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And, it can affect both high and modest earners, young and older.
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In one clip, singer Jungkook makes instant ramen in a modest kitchen.
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Will he lift the modest sanctions just imposed by President Barack Obama?
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That being said, Trump did have a few modest victories in Russia.
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Economists, however, expect modest gains in public spending in the months ahead.
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Polls show modest measures, such as expanded background checks, are overwhelmingly popular.
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Most economists say that modest minimum wage increases have not hurt employment.
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"Employment...maintained a modest to moderate pace of expansion," the report found.
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A figure that would make Greylock's newly closed $1BN fund seem modest.
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Federal Reserve banks saw modest economic growth in the U.S. this fall.
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But other modest changes to the rules were incredibly helpful, notes Reid.
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Canadian government bond prices notched modest gains across a flatter yield curve.
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The pre-IPO investments made have been largely modest in size, though.
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A mathematics graduate, Li comes across as a modest and mellow businessman.
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You could argue that, in a way, there's nothing modest about them.
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Its moves were also tempered by a modest firming of the dollar.
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His outlook is for good, not great, economic growth and modest inflation.
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This may have an impact but ... we expect these to be modest.
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She was born and raised in Ohio and comes from modest beginnings.
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It was a modest, incremental move whose meaning is not yet clear.
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She specifically honed in on comfortably modest and agility-accommodating workout gear.
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Most of the changes Ogata has advocated for in Kumamoto are modest.
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Second, the leak has a real, if modest, effect on climate change.
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"conspiracy" to disarm the American public, and emphasized how modest his initiatives
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The overall aim of the firm should be couched in modest terms.
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Politicians and the courts have made modest changes to the electoral system.
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Apparel sales showed modest improvement over last year but still remained weak.
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For the year, however, the economy grew by a more modest 2.8%.
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Government subsidies were modest; consumers paid for the system through extortionate prices.
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Stylish, modest clothes are very hard to find in the mainstream marketplace.
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It is a modest power that has played a weak hand well.
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But even his modest support has paled in comparison to his competitors.
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Excluding Iran, global deliveries would have fallen a more modest 1.7 percent.
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Chief Executive Brian Niccol struck a modest tone about the positive news.
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When the press release went out in January, it drew modest attention.
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Debt rose by a modest 9% in real terms during his mayoralty.
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The company currently has a modest market cap of around $34 million.
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Brown and Schultz stood nearby, a more modest crowd gathered around them.
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Considering the budget price tag, the Nokia 4.2's specs are modest.
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Mr Abtan foresees years of modest global growth, perhaps of around 3%.
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The modest fee increases represent a significant reversal for the Interior Department.
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For now, the Fed appears on a path of modest rate adjustments.
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Then, the next morning, I opened the curtains on my modest room.
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As well as achieving global effect, however modest, half a world away.
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You could pick your own clothes, so long as they were modest.
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Though modest, this agreement could fairly be sold as a real accomplishment.
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The options market is expecting a move somewhat more modest than that.
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I have no proposal to alleviate this shamelessness epidemic, modest or otherwise.
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You'll have to do your research, even on a modest point update.
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The company's comparable sales dipped a more modest 0.5 percent in China.
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The athlete runs Louella, a modern yet modest clothing line for women.
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Naturally, these compact machines will have relatively modest performance, but that's okay.
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This way, a modest background is not an obstacle to higher learning.
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Trade with the European Union has grown by a more modest 41%.
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Finally, China has made modest progress towards cleaning up its financial system.
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And it can affect both high and modest earners, young and older.
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A modest economic recovery would support the banks' asset quality and earnings.
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The ratings also consider its below-peer capitalisation and modest banking franchise.
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However, the movement itself probably deserves only modest credit for this trend.
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There's also a broader "mixed middle" that is seeing modest economic growth.
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But this will have a modest impact on the bilateral trade balance.
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The news had a modest effect on interest rate forecasts for 84.63.
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Against the magnitude of America's income inequality, such measures might seem modest.
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This year, though, the changes seemed more modest than in years past.
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And in a category with eight nominees, she's modest about her chances.
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A "modest recovery" is ahead this year, said Potash CEO Jochen Tilk.
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The dollar was effectively flat at 110.66 yen following modest overnight losses.
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Economists expect a modest rebound in housing activity in the third quarter.
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The prime minister's own modest origins have lured in lower-ranked castes.
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Despite much publicity, oil companies' recent commitments to green investors remain modest.
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The ratings also factor in the bank's modest profitability and regional franchise.
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Benefits analysts say they expect increases to be modest again for 2019.
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From the Oval Office, presidents can do a modest amount of good.
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At the time, the academies estimated a modest $1 billion price tag.
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GDP growth resumed last year, albeit at the modest rate of 2.3%.
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Economists expect a modest contribution from inventory accumulation to second-quarter growth.
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The logic would be to abrogate even the most modest of wills.
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There are also modest interior updates, as well as new color choices.
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Economists believe that modest wage growth is hindering the mobility of workers.
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The alliance between the automakers had produced only modest agreements until now.
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Modest selling pressure dropped the market, but there were no aggressive bids.
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Extremely modest for film, even an indie one, coming in at $15,000.
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It is simply a straightforward light comedy, well-constructed, modest, and welcoming.
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Its previous outlook for the market segment was for modest volume growth.
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In a category with eight nominees she is modest about her chances.
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There's certainly nothing restrained or modest about the climate-controlled wine cellar.
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Mr Silver's success set off a modest paradigm shift in political journalism.
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He was known as a modest, humble man who insisted on privacy.
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It's a bizarre scenario in what was an otherwise modest earnings report.
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Jane Chapman's (Shailene Woodley) Pasadena house, at $520,000, is the most modest.
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Modest improvements in security blacklisted addresses that were sending the most spam.
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"The modest fashion market is large and is virtually untapped," explained Guenez.
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From the modest beginnings of a viral Instagram post, Roger's fame blossomed.
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The page has a modest following: 1,500 likes, maybe three dozen posts.
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What is happening now may be far more modest than a revolution.
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But its attempts to conquer foreign markets have had only modest success.
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Applying a more modest target multiple drops our target price to $42.
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Shares opened at $503 a piece and ultimately settled to modest gains.
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The euro extended Friday's modest losses and dipped 0.05 percent to $1.1744.
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Tesla will happily take your preorder for a modest $1,000 down payment.
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On storage investments, he said they would be "relatively modest" this year.
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Fitch does not expect modest changes in performance to affect the ratings.
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The euro and the yen made modest advances against the U.S. currency.
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But even companies with modest dividend yields have been strong this year.
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"I suspect we'll see some modest declines," Lerner said of this month.
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All three major U.S. indexes recorded modest monthly percentage gains for November.
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Over the past decade, annual average growth has been a modest 3.5%.
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It is offset by a modest domestic franchise and limited pricing power.
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The act paid out a modest $36.5 million between 2009 and 2016.
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In Amsterdam, he might go see a small, modest statue, the Dockworker.
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Women, back then, were expected to wear "modest" traditional outfits, Verghese says.
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Modest Mouse formed in 1992 in the Seattle suburb of Issaquah, Washington.
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The dollar was effectively flat at 110.73 yen following modest overnight losses.
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They are smart, refreshingly modest and they seem to know their stuff.
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There is nothing modest about the potential of this new British export.
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The 2016 NASA paper reports a modest thrust beyond experimental error margins.
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Part of getting older for me has actually been feeling more modest.
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Yet their fiscal impact will be only modest in the near term.
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However, its franchise remains modest and concentrated in the Spanish domestic market.
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Given its focus on low-margin wholesale activities Cecabank's profitability is modest.
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And any overall benefits for economic growth are likely to be modest.
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" He's right that it's "indisputable," but wrong that this increase is "modest.
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Clinton has proposed modest spending increases paid for by specific tax hikes.
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Mr. Trump holds more modest leads among men and white voters. Mrs.
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And the pay is almost always lower, with more modest benefit packages.
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Mostly they unveil more modest iterations they hope will do the trick.
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They had stashed precursor chemicals for explosives, though the quantities were modest.
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"There is a very modest org chart change," said spokesman John Czwartacki.
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The club has used these modest earnings to pay off enormous debts.
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At full tilt, both engines working together produce a modest 357 hp.
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Patmore and Mr. Mason, who seem to have a modest flirtation brewing.
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Side streets hold modest one- to three-family homes on narrow lots.
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However, core inflation — which excludes food and energy prices — pressures remain modest.
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For many, even a relatively modest bail amount is out of reach.
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Sjogren says she believes her architects' reputation has lifted its modest value.
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She advises parents to select a modest property in a convenient location.
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The reward for Gulf Contracting's semifinal victory on Friday was comparatively modest.
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So, I think expectations going into this year should be pretty modest.
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In recent years, teardowns have replaced some modest homes with larger ones.
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The index's modest rise masked a chasm between U.S. and emerging markets.
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History suggests a modest national edge will ultimately tilt the electoral table.
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Modest exhibits explain the site's history before Bannerman built the castle there ...
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But the programs are modest, and the funding has been slashed dramatically.
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You are white, Christian, of modest means, and getting along in years.
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They receive modest training and are typically paid about $400 a month.
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The gains were modest, however, as investors have been avoiding big moves.
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In a city of majestic bridges, it is a relatively modest one.
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The power authority debt and debt-service reductions are modest at best.
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But it bore only a modest resemblance to what he had filed.
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"I think their growth will be slower and more modest," he added.
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So we do have some cancers where our progress has been modest.
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Such officers can start work almost immediately, usually at a modest salary.
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Mr. Alpert's trumpet solos were paradoxically effusive and modest, devoid of ostentation.
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By the seventh day of his "aggressive" interrogations, Nashiri earned modest rewards.
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Vowing a more modest presidency, Jimmy Carter sold the Sequoia in 1977
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Brand New has tour dates with Modest Mouse coming up this summer.
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There's a spool of yarn for the modest price tag of $9,000.
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In that regard, a carbon tax may play a modest supporting role.
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The organization has had some modest successes combating poaching in the reserve.
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Morgan Stanley has a more modest forecast of $1.1 trillion by 2040.
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With modest federal investment, we could accelerate the pace of grid improvement.
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As for starting pitching, the targets are expected to be more modest.
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They currently have the modest support of over 10% of Americans nationally.
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Swansea's port, once among Britain's busiest, now handles only modest commercial traffic.
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Start-up costs for such a business are modest, Mr. Shew says.
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"There is no difference between modest fashion and mainstream fashion," she said.
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U.S. stock futures were sharply lower this morning after Tuesday's modest gains.
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That does not signal a market collapse, but rather a modest correction.
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The novel's narrator, Sid, is an American bass player of modest gifts.
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We set modest but, we think, politically achievable objectives for the reform.
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Instead, Democrats remain modest — though not runaway — favorites to gain House control.
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In ways more modest than Brown's (how could they not be?), Mr.
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Often, these are good jobs, especially for people with a modest education.
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Trading volumes in many of the single-stock futures have been modest.
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Obama said he hoped Congress can make "modest progress" before the Nov.
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So the overall impact on manufacturing employment is likely to be modest.
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NTB's ratings reflect its declining capitalisation, modest franchise and high product concentration.
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But modest majorities in almost every county believe the atmosphere is warming.
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With around 40 people in attendance at peak time, it's pretty modest.
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Since then, the market for so-called modest fashion has grown steadily.
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Absorb will be priced at a "modest" premium to Xience, he said.
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Country Bistro opened in 2007 as a modest breakfast and lunch spot.
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The voice that emerges is lucid and passionate, both modest and authoritative.
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It's a much more modest add-on to the pre-existing system.
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The latest prediction is a "modest" premium to the 10-year average.
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Pittsburgh finished a modest 25 of 27 from the field (42.6 percent).
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There is a risk, however, that this very modest ploy will backfire.
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It was the second straight day of modest losses for the index.
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The Trump administration has had modest success in freeing Americans held overseas.
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They discuss "Lolita" at book clubs in their "modest brick ranch" homes.
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Wall Street closed with modest gains on Thursday after another wild day.
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But even this modest social distancing seems to have had an impact.
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There's also modest pressure on the patient to use a cheaper regimen.
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A more modest 85033 percent cut, however, is still on the table.
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Look at the modest blip at the end of the above chart.
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The developer finally met his modest Patreon goal of $800 a month.
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A modest premium can therefore cover large losses sustained by a few.
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The sound system is set up in a corner or modest space.
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Modest odds, to be sure, but it easily cleared the FDA bar.
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Suppose you have a modest income and you need more basic help.
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It's a modest joint, but it was perfect for Ruiz and co.
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Even when work requirements had the intended impact, the effects were modest.
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It's a modest amount, but I'm still coming back from an injury.
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In both cases, the literal implications of the policy changes are modest.
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Unilever, which routinely discloses its taxes, paid a modest 30 million euros.
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But even the modest goal of lowering tensions might be a stretch.
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After the public outcry, the administration did make some modest positive steps.
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The direct economic consequences of the shutdown are modest in the aggregate.
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Some explosions produced loud booms, while others were more modest, like fireworks.
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Its modest tax cuts for the middle class disappear after eight years.
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We have been assured that relatively modest adjustments would cure these shortfalls.
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That is creating modest but real progress in their visibility and stature.
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Though modest, the photograph taken in Boston in 1855, is actually historic.
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We used furniture and toys we had, keeping the makeover budget modest.
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"The kinds of reforms we're seeing now are really modest," she said.
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Chinese firms' market share remains modest in most areas of semiconductor production.
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The expectations for this season are likely to be modest for Gore.
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Even with that modest growth, it can reach 500,000 borrowers by 2028.
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It would be equally fascinating with fine, though far more modest, bottles.
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He has had modest success, announcing 16 ambassadorial nominations in August alone.
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Song seemed to Gallimard "the perfect woman" — beautiful, submissive, modest about nudity.
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But my successes had been running ever so slightly to the modest.
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It may be modest by comparison with the agency's Cold War manipulation.
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"The clothing may be modest, the success is anything but," it stated.
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It has since been revised up to a modest 38,000-job gain.
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But it accounted for only a modest percentage of Uber's overall business.
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I have a modest watch collection that includes about eight analog watches.
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But recent academic research suggests that the effect is actually quite modest.
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Boyle's contribution was modest, and the Devils lost their next four games.
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Modest deployments prevent the need for keeping larger forces in the region.
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The central bank's own estimates are more modest, but not by much.
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Unlike other Madison Avenue flagships, it is modest, quietly certain of itself.
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I acknowledge we have seen some modest disturbances in supply chain deliveries.
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What you see first in these modest-size paintings is formal intelligence.
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They were, he said, modest, open, creative, pragmatic and good at compromise.
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To some, any steps toward equality, however modest, feel like a threat.
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Pasteur was born in 1822 to a French family of modest means.
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Nevertheless, heredity clearly plays a modest role in how long people live.
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The Pasta Grannies Instagram page is relatively modest, too, with 180,000 followers.
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The smaller structure on the property is more modest but still spacious.
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Its setting is a modest house in a small, coastal Japanese town.
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Yet Republican legislatures block modest, popular gun control measures at every turn.
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We pay for that through a modest tax on Wall Street speculation.
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A planned protest at Trump Tower went on anyway; turnout was modest.
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I was Catholic but drawn to this modest yet adventurous Jewish man.
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And its digital rebound has most likely come from a modest base.
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It's making even modest wage growth count more in their purchasing power.
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It's a modest deal with a lot of question marks still attached.
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"This new trade deal is a modest improvement," the senator said Tuesday.
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Modest wines may be suitable for far more occasions than profound wines.
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The modest benefit was observed regardless of tumor PDL1 levels, researchers said.
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Baking books by professional food writers tend to be more modest endeavors.
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Her ears, small with little diamond studs, appeared both modest and intelligent.
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There is a more modest bipartisan bill in the Senate, from Sens.
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But deep in its back pages is a more modest fallback plan.
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His immediate modest goal, he said, was to win the Ringmasters tournament.
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Nondescript main streets in modest nautical towns unfurl past pale clapboard houses.
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International organizations like the International Monetary Fund predict a more modest turnaround.
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The modest space has a bar, tables and a capacity of 80.
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Both of those are modest increases from the group's first-quarter report.
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So cast, the revelation looks to have caused only modest independent damage.
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Canadians are a modest, unassuming lot, used to being overlooked and overshadowed.
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That bill made modest improvements to the National Instant Background Check System.
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"Even bright modest astronomical telescopes will still pick them up," Langbroek says.
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And it would be a victory, however modest, for several Republican constituencies.
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That would represent a modest 8.5% annualised price increase from today's level.
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Prices have increased almost every year from a modest $37,500 in 1967.
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Russia's central bank forecast for gross domestic product (GDP) growth is modest.
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In the early days of sovereign wealth funds, they were relatively modest.
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FANG continues to shoot up this year, despite a modest growth environment.
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Wukogals, a modest clothing line, began selling on Amazon a year ago.
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Thankfully, that's actually been pretty modest; does that give you some hope?
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Perhaps the relatively modest losses were due to a strong labor market.
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Inflation is low, external imbalances are modest and oil prices are bearable.
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Unfortunately, the governor does not agree and recently vetoed this modest reform.
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It's focused on Brexit, and includes only modest promises to increase spending.
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Lincoln will play Burnley, a Premier League team, although a modest one.
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Now Miller also seemed to be on the cusp of modest celebrity.
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I mean, you two could just fuck instead to keep it modest.
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He was a recycler of redeemables, his currency for his modest wants.
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Any decline is expected to be partially offset by modest pricing growth.
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The government has claimed it totalled a modest $40m over three years.
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The most aggressive invest heavily and eke out rather modest profit margins.
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"They also need to keep their expectations very, very modest," Pifer added.
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As far as rewards go, however, it was a distinctly modest one.
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"Saint is being modest; he's a God to us," Mr. Wylde said.
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"He is incredibly modest and profoundly hard on himself," Mr. Abrams said.
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There's no shame in a modest lifestyle — even Warren Buffett lives frugally.
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The two automakers have flagged only modest global sales growth in 2018.
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It's a narrow, residential side street of mostly modest two-story homes.
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The dollar gained 0.1% to 108.555 yen after losing modest ground overnight.
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And both companies have modest user bases, at least compared to Facebook.
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And yet in person, Dean is soft-spoken and almost comically modest.
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Plenty of small-bore changes might make modest improvements here and there.
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But a modest reduction to each paycheck is hardly painful at all.
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Resurgent interest in equities came as stock market indexes staged modest gains.
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The study, in JAMA Internal Medicine, found that the risk was modest.
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Policy-wise, cap and trade is a modest piece of the puzzle.
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Besides, extremism might only be a modest disadvantage in a general election.
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Frequently, men have struggled to land even modest-paying blue collar jobs.
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"The modest information there is creates a mysterious, ambiguous portrait," Willett explained.
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In counties with more educated voters, Trump's gains were far more modest.
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"Any Arabic speakers?" a voice shouted behind the modest line of protesters.
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Our marketing spend is very modest compared to other e-commerce companies.
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Notice, she was more modest last week at the iHeartRadio Music Awards.
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Sales were up a modest 14 percent compared to a year ago.
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If AVs are like a scary new species, the modest service Drive.
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