NA Coach brand sales are expected to be up modestly and international sales down modestly.
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Adecco says General Assembly will be "modestly dilutive" to its earnings this year but "modestly accretive" starting next year.
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To attract Republican votes, the Virginia plan includes some restrictions and higher costs, which will modestly reduce its benefits — but only modestly.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS --Fitch assumes slightly flat to modestly positive comps over the next 13 months, based on flattish domestic comps and modestly positive international comps.
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And the deal would have modestly helped the Queens economy (and only modestly: New York is home to more than four million jobs, and Queens to more than one million).
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If anything, precisely because his contempt for constitutional limits is so naked and his incompetence so stark, Trump has (modestly, modestly) weakened the imperial presidency by generating somewhat more pushback than his predecessors.
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The Korean won fell modestly while bond yields inched up.
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The dollar dropped, gold rallied modestly and bond yields dropped.
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But these, too, seem to be modestly effective at best.
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Major market indexes were modestly negative in Monday afternoon trading.
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To be sure, consumer spending and housing are rising modestly.
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"Ah, a little leisure reading," Dylan says modestly, looking down.
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Employment contracted in July after having risen modestly in June.
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Yet it seems likely that prices would move only modestly.
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Skirts were to be worn modestly or 'decent,' as Mrs.
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Our price target decreases modestly to $2225 vs prior $2250.
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"The butt really was very sexy," Mr Hill explained, modestly.
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But, from there, bonds fell sharply as gold gained modestly.
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Coffee prices have risen modestly since the start of 2016.
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During late afternoon in Asia, however, oil prices retreated modestly.
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Deliveries rose modestly from the previous quarter to 95,200 vehicles.
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Analysts said that a modestly softer yen also supported sentiment.
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That retreat may raise sea levels only modestly at first.
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Soybean futures were modestly higher while corn was nearly flat.
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For a laptop or desktop, things are modestly more complicated.
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The major U.S. indexes were modestly positive in Friday trading.
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On Tuesday, the index slipped modestly and was down 0.13%.
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Powell's comments helped to push the U.S. dollar modestly lower.
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With inflation at 0.9%, today's rates look only modestly stimulatory.
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For Kristy Shen living modestly wasn't much of an adjustment.
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The euro and British pound rose modestly against the greenback.
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So the firm has taken a "modestly long" sterling position.
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Volumes have been growing modestly since the contracts' 2015 launch.
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Snap's user growth trends have been modestly weaker than expected.
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However, electronics exports grew modestly at 4.5 percent in October.
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Women dress modestly, and must cover their hair and body.
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Unit costs rose modestly by 28 percent year over year.
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After the fourth, he acknowledged us, modestly but with intent.
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For 2018, Fitch forecasts revenue growth increasing modestly from 3%.
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He reiterated his "modestly bullish" rating on the sector Monday.
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Stocks traded modestly higher in the United States on Wednesday.
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The number of voters has grown modestly from 10 a.m.
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Each night he dreams grandly; each morning he acts modestly.
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Stocks were modestly higher in the U.S. on Monday. Disclaimer
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The bank's liquidity buffers have modestly declined but remain ample.
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SZSC ending only modestly higher and Hong Kong stocks .HSI.
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Although modestly presented, its richness and depth rewards close looking.
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In 2017, Brady had a more modestly priced book drop.
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Shares of Ford and Fiat Chrysler also were up modestly.
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UBS's Elegante said he is modestly positive on the sector.
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Independents were modestly favorable at 22020 percent to 36 percent.
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Democrats are modestly, but importantly, restrained by diversity and democracy.
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The store has modestly priced prints, books and art objects.
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Revenue and profit are expected to grow modestly this year.
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Social Security's portion of wages since 1988 have fallen modestly.
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Toll Brothers shares were down modestly in Tuesday trading. Disclaimer
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Such is the start of "Herz Schmerz," a modestly funny, modestly touching collaboration between the choreographer John Heginbotham and the author-illustrator Maira Kalman that had its premiere at the Baryshnikov Arts Center on Thursday.
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Overall, 2017 provided some modestly positive news for unicorn exit watchers.
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LePage is currently the most modestly paid governor in the country.
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Wall Street was set for a modestly firmer open, futures signalled.
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In an even modestly long sweep, this remains a stunning development.
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Stocks have modestly turned around after a rocky morning session Thursday.
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Asian and European markets fell more modestly in early Tuesday trading.
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Gross domestic product is nonetheless expected to expand modestly this year.
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He also said financial conditions have tightened modestly since the Nov.
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Both indexes wavered modestly between positive and negative throughout the session.
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Then I modestly decorate my boss's office for his birthday today.
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"I represent the technical effort on the film," Halstead explains modestly.
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Third-quarter earnings in general have come in modestly above expectations.
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On Friday afternoon during Asian hours, oil prices traded modestly higher.
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While output improved modestly, most of the other readings were lackluster.
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Against the euro, the pound was modestly weaker at 90.03 pence.
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I think we end the year modestly higher than we began.
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Commodity exports have continued to grow (albeit modestly and less profitably).
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The company's stock on Monday rose modestly to close at $37.83.
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The dollar rose modestly when last month's employment report was published.
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Those white-collar white women often tilt Democratic, but usually modestly.
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He advanced only modestly in the latest Des Moines Register poll.
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After a modestly higher open, U.S. stocks slipped into the red.
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Smith, good teammate that he is, was modestly reversing the truth.
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Personal income remained flat in November while consumer spending increased modestly.
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I said in Ohio we increased it modestly every single year.
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But inflation is not rising, and wages are only rising modestly.
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Fitch expects this market to improve modestly throughout the projection period.
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For modestly funded startups, these mistakes don't need to be fatal.
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In dressing modestly, they inadvertently brand themselves as foreign and maladjusted.
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It was modestly weaker against the Canadian and New Zealand dollars.
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Oil prices have moved higher, although modestly, the last few days.
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Mr. Irving, a modestly successful novelist and nonfiction writer, was intrigued.
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In the same report, it said that inflation had weakened modestly.
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"I'm just the guy who moves stuff around," he said modestly.
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Analysts said the results were modestly better than they had expected.
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She dressed modestly, in a navy suit and dark-rimmed glasses.
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It began modestly with one building and fewer than 100 researchers.
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"People seem grateful for what we're doing," Matassa Flores says modestly.
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They have improved travel times, but only modestly, the report said.
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If you insist on red, try a modestly fruity pinot noir.
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Teach them how to assess their own abilities realistically and modestly.
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The Segarras paid him modestly in cash and offered him sandwiches.
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But its net losses also rose, if more modestly, to $38.503m.
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The euro was modestly higher though versus the dollar at $1.0973.
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Issuers affected by downgrades (11.1%) declined modestly from 12.2% in 2015.
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The stock closed modestly higher on Monday, at $256.12 per share.
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Gold on Thursday was trading modestly higher, at $1,332 per ounce.
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Modestly paid warehouse work and the looming job destroyer of automation.
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The Energy Information Administration reported U.S. crude stocks fell modestly last week.
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And two, it implies that women cannot independently choose to dress modestly.
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Crude oil futures, which ended modestly lower on Friday, rose on Monday.
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Dressing modestly doesn't mean that I don't acknowledge or recognize my sexuality.
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The artist responds modestly to the huge response his drawing has received.
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Yet we lived modestly; there were enough holes in the family budget.
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Late on Monday, however, the premium has recovered modestly to 16.44 percent.
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Even companies that have had a tough time are modestly more optimistic.
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Asian and European markets were down more modestly in midday Tuesday trading.
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Violent crimes also modestly decreased, by 2.4 percent, between 2016 and 2017.
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Major sovereign bond yields are expected to rise only modestly next year.
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It was modestly weaker against the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars.
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"I did not think that was going to happen," he said modestly.
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These sources were modestly used at 3Q15 and still have adequate capacity.
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Modestly higher prices would help the kingdom meet its vast budget needs.
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Chicago Board of Trade wheat closed modestly higher after a choppy session.
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However, index futures pointed to a modestly lower start for Wall Street .
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GE, however, should report number modestly above the same period last year.
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"It's a nice family to be a part of," Doan says modestly.
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It's a pleasant, diverting, modestly ambitious film, fun for the whole family.
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A Fed hike would be modestly positive for the sector, Wasserman said.
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That was modestly higher than the initially reported increase of 422,500 jobs.
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"Many anchor women now are very young and beautiful," she conceded modestly.
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"I found [a challenge] that seemed doable," as she modestly puts it.
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There's no drinking on campus, and students are expected to dress modestly.
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Asia then managed to overcome a cautious start to finish modestly higher.
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The account had been created 2127 months earlier, a modestly respectable duration.
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Heico shares were modestly higher in late trade after earnings bested estimates.
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Commodities strategist Oliver Nugent at Citi said the news was modestly bearish.
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The Kenney government, which took office in April, has modestly eased curtailments.
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European shares closed modestly higher, led by a rise in cyclical stocks.
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It would reduce the primary deficit only modestly, to 2% of GDP.
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Sterling was up modestly, holding above the key psychological level of $1.32.
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"But to be honest, mostly Thai fighters come here," he adds modestly.
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Apple was modestly lower at around $242 a share midmorning Wednesday.. Disclaimer
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He eats and drinks modestly: mostly vegetables, a light beer or two.
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Munchkin was less than friendly, tipped modestly, demanded a lot of service.
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"I think we've got better growth coming but modestly better," he said.
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While homes were sitting on the market slightly longer, inventory fell modestly.
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U.S. stock prices were up modestly from levels just before the speech.
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The Fed also said that employment grew modestly since the last report.
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They were content to find affordable neighborhoods, improve them and live modestly.
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We lived modestly, and the material contribution the grant made was significant.
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Shares of the agricultural product giant gained modestly in after-hours trade.
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Stocks rose modestly in morning trade while government bond yields edged lower.
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The S&P 23 rebounded modestly on Tuesday, ending up 24 percent.
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Rising crude oil prices have translated into modestly higher prices for consumers.
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On Sunday, Paris Hilton modestly took partial credit for inventing the selfie.
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Puchner describes himself, modestly, as a "teacher" (so, of course, did Confucius).
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"Cane" sold modestly but exerted a powerful influence over the Harlem Renaissance.
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Dai Wakabayashi ECONOMY Exports have risen modestly since President Trump took office.
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Buoyed by rising oil prices, the economy even grew modestly this year.
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Those videos performed modestly, with views in the five and six figures.
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Stocks declined in only one of those periods, and then only modestly.
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The new brand, American IDEA, would be modestly priced and patriotically themed.
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Gilt futures gained modestly after the announcement to hit a session high.
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After all, U.S. stocks closed modestly lower on Thursday as yields climbed.
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Australia's ASX 200 swung between gains and losses before finishing higher modestly.
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That is why you are seeing the equity market react modestly positively.
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Improvements in aerodynamics and battery efficiency should modestly increase the Sportback's range.
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The tours that followed were at first modestly produced, Mr. Collins recalled.
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Nike shares were trading modestly lower Wednesday, just below $53 per share.
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Fiscal 2017 expenditures increased modestly over those planned in the 2016 budget.
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"A delay to Brexit would be modestly positive for sterling," he said.
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The company had previously forecast shipments to be flat to modestly down.
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In keeping with Orthodox tradition, Ms. Jaffe dresses modestly for her workouts.
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Amazon was trading modestly higher Thursday, while Netflix shares were lower. Disclaimer
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This number grows modestly as years of tenure with an employer increase.
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That plan started modestly but now covers more than 21954 million people.
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Reforms: China has modestly reduced its steel-making and coal-mining capacity.
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We live modestly in East Aurora and I've got children to feed.
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There was only modestly more variation during the GOP landslide of 20103.
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"If Canada and Mexico were to be excluded, we would perhaps maybe have to raise the tariffs on everybody else - and modestly I might add, modestly - to ensure that our steel and aluminum industries are defended," he said.
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Her partner, Jerome Tisserand, is a superb dancer: He modestly embodies casual elegance.
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It's a ubiquitous stereotype that modestly dressed, headscarf-wearing Muslim women are oppressed.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed modestly lower after Yellen finished her conference.
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In Australia, shares turned down 2230.90 percent after gaining modestly at the start.
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It was the third straight day that the index has ended modestly higher.
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U.S. consumer spending barely rose in January and income increased modestly in February.
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There are three good laughs in "Mountain Men" and two modestly dramatic sections.
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Fitch's 5823 title insurance industry RAC ratio declined modestly over the prior year.
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Both of those stocks, which popped on their earnings, were modestly higher Wednesday.
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In caucus states, it's fallen more modestly, from 4.4 percent to 3.7 percent.
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The S&P 500 is only up modestly over the past six months.
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The people dressing modestly are sometimes even more on trend than they are.
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The new government will increase child benefits, cut taxes modestly and limit immigration.
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Google, Apple and other large tech stocks rose modestly in morning trading Tuesday.
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I'm quietly, modestly net short and I feel reasonably comfortable being that way.
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The offer, however, is only modestly above Medivation's Wednesday closing price of $52.05.
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Growing up outside of Beverly Hills with his professor father, he lived modestly.
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U.S. stock futures were modestly higher this morning after a record-setting week.
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While the sales were still down "modestly" during the quarter that started Sept.
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On Sunday, Dow futures indicated a modestly higher opening on Wall Street Monday.
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Meanwhile, the Australian dollar traded modestly higher at 0.7197 against the U.S. dollar.
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Although Aravind's rural vision centers are modestly equipped, they still require specialized gear.
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The respect of their pupils, deeply earned but modestly borne, outweighs any label.
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It recovered modestly in afternoon trading and was down 1 percent at 112.18.
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The Nasdaq composite climbed modestly, with Apple reaching a fresh all-time high.
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The Dow finished modestly lower, while the Nasdaq eked out a slight gain.
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But nor should anyone confuse this modestly scaled exercise with a towering accomplishment.
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In the proposal, Berners-Lee modestly spoke of wanting to use hypertext, a.k.a.
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Spreadbetters expected modestly higher opens for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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He was dressed more modestly than usual: jeans, a collared shirt and sandals.
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Since Rapid Update began in 2014, it has been modestly more accurate by .
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The company modestly raises its full-year earnings outlook, despite the weak results.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a modestly higher open on Wall Street.
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Similar to spot prices, iron ore futures then moved modestly down until Nov.
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The Federal Reserve has said it will raise rates, but slowly and modestly.
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The I.M.F. lowered its forecasts modestly for global growth in 2016 and 2017.
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Sales at its similar store, Target, rose modestly by 0.5 percent, it added.
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Next week, Amazon will celebrate Prime Day, a bacchanal of modestly discounted ephemera.
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Most sectors advanced modestly by lunch break, with wine makers adding 4.5 percent.
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NPLs increased modestly to 103% as of September 2016 (0.66% at December 2015).
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Shares of Netflix rallied 2 percent Wednesday, while Disney shares were modestly higher.
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But, he added that he expects the game to perform "modestly" at launch.
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"Some people say if you're dressing modestly, it's not modest enough," she said.
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It also strengthened children's ability to focus and modestly boosted their academic performance.
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Just because I dress modestly doesn't mean I don't want—or enjoy—sex.
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Meals are extra and modestly priced from 5 to 20 Cuban convertible pesos.
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American and global oil prices rose modestly on Wednesday despite Mr. Trump's criticism.
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Revenue-based financing is merely a loan, tuned modestly for the SaaS world.
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Much of Wall Street expects the economy to chug modestly higher next year.
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S&P futures forecast a positive market opening, while European stocks rebounded modestly.
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The unemployment rate was 4.9 percent in October, and inflation has increased modestly.
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On a risk adjusted basis though, bitcoin only modestly beat stocks, Teves found.
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Emissions from coal grew modestly in China (an estimated 0.8%) and India (2%).
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For the week, the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq finished modestly lower.
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Versus the euro, the dollar was modestly weaker, last down 0.25% at $1.088.
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U.S. gasoline futures dipped after the data, and were down modestly to $1.6503.
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Measures of inflation were also sluggish with labor and retail costs easing modestly.
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USMCA is expected to boost economic growth and job creation, though only modestly.
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The XLU was modestly higher Wednesday, while the GDX was barely positive. Disclaimer
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Fitch expects CSC's fee-based earnings to improve modestly in 2017 to 2019.
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"I am not fast, but I have a certain stamina," she says modestly.
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Market multiples are expected to be flat, while earnings are seen growing modestly.
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"Oh, I have no illusions that it will be remembered," he said modestly.
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In fact, it's about slightly up to modestly up depending on your perspective.
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The Union-Tribune modestly acknowledged its own role in this story on Tuesday.
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Reduce that number and the government could modestly reduce the top tax rate.
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Chase believed in corporal punishment, opposed abortion and believed women should dress modestly.
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The stock later recovered some of its losses and ended the day modestly lower.
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His Wednesday remarks fueled a market turnaround that put November modestly in the green.
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Even into the late 1960s, this ratio was only modestly higher than in 1929.
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All of the major averages closed modestly higher, but well off their midday highs.
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Measures on inflation were also sluggish with labour and retail costs growing only modestly.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a modestly higher Wednesday open on Wall Street.
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European equities are modestly higher to roughly flat ahead of the U.S. jobs data.
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On Monday, the Cable traded modestly higher at $1.3369 in early morning Asia time.
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The U.S. currency bounced modestly after slipping the previous day on lower Treasury yields.
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Trump's modestly improved standing matches his numbers from February, before release of Mueller's report.
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Harris said he would expect to modestly lower his GDP forecast if Trump wins.
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"I think the vibes coming out of it will be modestly positive," he said.
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So here is my advice: Take a simple idea (scope modestly to begin with!).
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The economists also expect margins to decline in 2019 but rebound modestly in 2020.
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" He modestly adds: "I'm just glad I got a chance to play with Chris.
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All three indexes were up modestly on Tuesday in light, post-Christmas holiday trading.
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Shares were modestly higher on Friday morning, up 20083 percent by around 11 a.m.
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The economy is strong and after years of stagnation wages are rising, if modestly.
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Spot gold was nearly flat at $1,314.38 an ounce after rising modestly on Wednesday.
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All three US indexes closed modestly higher on Monday, fueled by corporate earnings. 5.
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U.S. crude rose modestly Tuesday, making a third up session in the past four.
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It's proven modestly successful, and Mozilla has no plan to fix what ain't broken.
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Corn futures closed modestly lower while wheat ended higher as traders covered short positions.
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"It's a modestly positive report," said Brian Youngberg, an equity analyst at Edward Jones.
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The finished Welcome to JFK sold modestly, garnering considerable burn around New York City.
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"I feel best when I am modestly dressed," Aden told Refinery29 earlier this year.
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It performed modestly at the box office and received relatively negative reviews from critics.
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The ECB head's comments weighed on longer-dated U.S. Treasury prices, which dipped modestly.
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Despite Trump's comments, oil benchmarks ended the day modestly higher, rebounding from early losses.
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Revenue at the company declined modestly in 2018, his most recent financial disclosures show.
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The company sees second-quarter sales being modestly lower than previously expected as well.
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In a very crowded downtown New York scene, Boxer had a modestly successful beginning.
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The third category, the public's assessment of current economic conditions, has ticked up modestly.
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Inside are two modestly adjustable lenses, which are your portholes to the OLED display.
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I just don't see any big consequence to inflation being modestly higher than target.
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Wall Street's main indexes were modestly higher in afternoon trade, paring stronger initial gains.
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In observational studies, supplementation was modestly effective in preventing the development of heart disease.
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And yet, commute times have modestly but steadily increased over the past several decades.
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Fitch's forecast has margins increasing modestly in 2110 from improved mix and cost initiatives.
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BK's treasury services business has grown modestly in both periods due to higher volumes.
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Stocks listed in Shanghai and Hong Kong rose modestly after the figures were published.
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Omega-3 fatty acids from fish also "modestly" lowered total mortality, the researchers found.
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Museum Tower started out modestly, with a $20 million investment from the pension fund.
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The couple's relationship began, modestly, in 2010, and then proceeded in fits and starts.
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"The economy has been growing modestly, but it's also been cleaning up," he said.
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While he's modestly unpopular with white women, he is enormously popular with white men.
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Free cash flow generation is forecast to remain modestly negative despite lower capex plans.
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In the end, the Nasdaq Composite Index modestly underperformed the S&P 500 Index.
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That is why Telecom Italia's stock rose this week after Cattaneo's exit, albeit modestly.
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Corn firmed on signs of improving export prospects and soybean futures closed modestly higher.
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"It is our responsibility as women to dress modestly and be classy," she wrote.
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"I guess I'm more musical than the average Joe," Mr. Twist, 48, said modestly.
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The local unemployment rate is 4.6 percent, modestly above the 4.1 percent national rate.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has so far spent only modestly on the race.
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When that's taken into account, the effect is likely a wash or modestly negative.
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Since the beginning of last year, Russia's economy has been growing again, albeit modestly.
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This set of modestly scaled blues remakings of classics finds dignity in the downtrodden.
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"I was with him from the beginning, so it made sense," she said modestly.
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Measures of inflation were also sluggish with labor and retail costs increasing only modestly.
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Investment continues to grow modestly, because major projects take years to plan and execute.
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"I can tell you it's not coaching," Stevens said, modestly deferring credit to Ainge.
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Some analysts expect the yuan to strengthen modestly if the planned tariffs are delayed.
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The lone exception was law-abidingness, on which they modestly rated themselves as average.
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The cough that ensued was modestly ameliorated by pretreatment with escalating doses of codeine.
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He brought a pad of modestly sized watercolor paper — 229 inches by 236 inches.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a modestly higher open Tuesday on Wall Street.
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Exxon Mobil shares were modestly higher in the $76 range late morning Monday. Disclaimer
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Consumers have been buoyed by record employment, modestly rising wages and near-zero inflation.
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The 10-year Treasury yield was modestly higher on Friday afternoon, at 2.16 percent.
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This modestly sized home in Noe Valley sold for $1.8 million back in 2014.
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"I like the freestyle the most because it shows your creativity," he said modestly.
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The Australian dollar bounced modestly as speculators took profits on long U.S. dollar positions.
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U.S. stock futures were modestly higher this morning after markets rallied in Tuesday's session.
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Plus, there is no evidence that a modestly higher rate would hurt the economy.
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I had on a long tunic & leggings so miss me w/ "dress modestly" shit.
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We found that boldness was positively, although modestly, associated with better overall presidential performance.
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In another outburst, he called on his female colleagues to dress modestly while in parliament.
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The stock initially fell 2 percent in late trading before reversing to trade modestly higher.
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We expect the level of non-performing loans (NPLs) to remain moderate, increasing only modestly.
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U.S. business inventories increased modestly in September amid a slowdown in stock accumulation at retailers.
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This Saturday a great miracle will happen in midtown Manhattan, though it will begin modestly.
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And for the sake of appearances, things did look better for a while, however modestly.
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For years, Coffey has produced modestly scaled self-portraits with not a brushstroke of flattery.
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Under the program, readmission rates have "declined modestly nationally," Wadhera's team writes in The BMJ.
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Live cattle futures closed modestly higher on Wednesday, narrowing their discount to the cash market.
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It's wise for you to modestly mind your limits if you want to avoid burnout.
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Yes, Kate Middleton dresses modestly — though you probably didn't notice, which is the entire point.
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Demand for jewelry slowed modestly as well, with a decline of 3 percent in electronics.
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The House would modestly augment its budget, while the Senate would hold it essentially even.
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Here, women dress modestly in ankle-length, arm-covering prairie dresses and wear no makeup.
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Polls indicate public support swinging modestly in this direction: 43% in favour and 37% against.
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The Dow closed modestly higher Thursday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq finished lower.
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"Out of 11 state programs studied, nine raised employment and earnings, albeit modestly," DeParle recalls.
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The transportation average was slightly lower Monday while the S&P 500 was up modestly.
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Several other moderate Democratic presidential candidates have proposed raising the corporate tax rate more modestly.
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They are reducing debt and, in some cases, continuing to invest modestly in new technology.
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U.S. crude futures were modestly up 20.92 percent at $25 as of 2305.71:34 p.m.
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The stock last month fell to its lowest level since late October before recovering modestly.
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based PNC expects the deal to modestly add to its earnings this year.
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Sarepta ended the day slghtly lower while Incyte was still modestly higher on the day.
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Its balance sheet has only grown modestly at about 3.6% per year over 2012-2016.
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Following the long Labor Day holiday weekend, U.S. stock futures were modestly higher this morning.
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At Morgan Stanley, revenue grew modestly but the firm has struggled to improve its profitability.
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Models have suggested that means-testing would modestly shrink the long-term cash shortfall. 9.
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The legislation modestly raises contributions by one percent and phases them in over 2900 years.
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"The report is fairly neutral; mildly bullish crude, modestly bearish for the products," Smith said.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Wall Street's modestly-sized publicly listed companies are beating out the heavyweights.
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The modestly positive session in Asia followed a higher finish stateside amid rising oil prices.
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Japan's economy hasn't skyrocketed under his leadership, but it has grown modestly despite recent contractions.
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U.S. consumer spending rebounded less than expected in January and incomes rose modestly in February.
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But Wall Street won't be satisfied if Twitter becomes a medium-size, modestly profitable website.
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The roundtable's index for sales rose modestly, from 123.8 in the first quarter to 124.3.
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Bank stocks rose modestly, as did the S&P, though the gains have not lasted.
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You can even try to live modestly so that your neighbours won't want your goods.
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Both have praised each other, though New York-born Johnson uses Twitter much more modestly.
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I've been here since 1997, I tend to know the people who are modestly successful.
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Home prices rose modestly, which could signal that momentum is easing in the housing market.
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Stocks were trading modestly higher on Thursday after the year's biggest sell-off on Wednesday.
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Live cattle futures ended mixed, with nearby contracts down slightly and deferred months modestly higher.
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Oil prices rose modestly, as the commodity recouped some losses from a recent steep plunge.
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Trump's inauguration was modestly attended—estimates are in the 250,000 range—and was blissfully short.
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Free cash margins are modestly better than the tech bubble companies but yields are higher.
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That's consistent with basically a modestly increasing market as you look into 2018 and 2019.
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HG rose 0.60 percent on the homebuilding data, outperforming a modestly higher U.S. stocks market.
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Competitor Delta dropped 2.5 percent, United shares were up modestly and Southwest lost 3.6 percent.
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Excluding them, core consumer prices have risen, albeit modestly, for 32 months in a row.
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Already, the country's growth has faltered modestly because of the uncertainty surrounding the trade talks.
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In a way, "The Americans" is lucky to be as modestly rated as it is.
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Yields pared their losses modestly after a weak 10-year note auction, but remained lower.
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Still, Clinton is likely to end the night having modestly added to her delegates lead.
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The economy is growing modestly, and the data is expected to reflect that steady pace.
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Coupled with modest declines in square footage, Fitch expects modestly positive NA sales growth annually.
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Shares plunged in Milan, but they declined only modestly in New York on the results.
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They staged a rally into the close to end the day flat to modestly higher.
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This suggests that Verizon has managed to lift AOL revenue modestly over the last year.
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Futures were rising after the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq fell modestly on Wednesday.
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The Peace Corps is a commitment to work and live modestly for twenty-seven months.
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SPX, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose modestly a day after hitting record highs.
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Trump's odds, which initially lengthened following the debate, had shortened modestly to 2-to-1.
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Shares of all but Citigroup have modestly outperformed the wider market so far this year.
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They've managed to outperform a sinking Windows PC market in most quarters, even if modestly.
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"We cut our household income in half," she says, and learned to live more modestly.
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Mr. Obrist, top of the pile in the 2016 Power 100, modestly begs to differ.
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Will traders take the chance to buy some of the (modestly) beaten-down tech names?
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Average hourly earnings rose modestly to the same 2.5 percent annualized gain as in November.
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If this is the case, wage rates will respond only modestly to the tax cuts.
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Treasuries firmed modestly after the data, but investors were not overly focused on economic reports.
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"I didn't overthink it," said Taylor, who modestly flipped his bat after he made contact.
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That should modestly increase employment at suppliers like Delphi Technologies and Johnson Controls, analysts said.
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Founded in 2007, CBS Films aims to release about four modestly priced movies a year.
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First came the Roku TV, with the streaming platform built into modestly priced 4K sets.
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Global investors appeared calmer today: Asian markets dropped modestly, and European markets opened slightly higher.
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Economic fundamentals ought to result in modestly rising global bond yields and higher equity valuations.
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It asks that guests dress modestly, either in local attire, smart casual or formal wear.
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It "simply suggests that economic activity improved modestly relative to February's dismal showing," he said.
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Ebner stood in the doorway, his head modestly bowed, light gleaming off his smooth scalp.
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This confounded Antetokounmpo in the first game of the series and made him modestly miserable.
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Being informed about the citizenship status of Puerto Ricans also modestly increases support for aid.
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The oldest male among nine siblings, he was modestly built but exuded a wiry strength.
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Iron ore spot markets remain choppy, falling modestly on Thursday after ripping higher on Wednesday.
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As governor, Mr. Pence signed legislation modestly reducing personal income taxes and taxes on companies.
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This woman wasn't particularly religious, though she did dress modestly and wore a head scarf.
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She modestly ascribed her success to being in the right place at the right time.
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Frugal Frank lives modestly, saving most of his earnings and accumulating a large nest egg.
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Pare back modestly here and there, she says, rather than try to make big trims.
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"Herz Schmerz" is the modestly funny collaboration between the choreographer John Heginbotham and Maira Kalman.
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Temperatures are also expected to fall modestly later in the week in Philadelphia and Boston.
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These scores improved modestly on July 2342 and July 20, reaching 12 and 16, respectively.
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That would represent "modestly" slower demand growth for crude oil, which powers the world economy.
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The markets were modestly weak all morning on Friday, but took another leg down midday.
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The ECB head's comments also weighed on longer-dated U.S. Treasury prices, which dipped modestly.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed modestly higher Wednesday, breaking a two-session losing streak.
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Over the last two decades, the curriculum has been updated modestly, depending on the chapter.
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China's yuan was modestly stronger and the safe-haven Japanese yen was a little softer.
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The pound weakened slightly after rising in the previous session, leading exporter stocks modestly higher.
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In the East, the Chicago Bulls have recovered modestly with a four-game winning streak.
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Many of them are short and modestly, independently produced compared to something like Death Stranding.
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Rachel's sister, Nicki, played with fine emotional detail by Jasmin Richardson, has been modestly amplified.
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Miners BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto were modestly higher, helped by firmer base metals prices.
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It is plausible that marijuana may modestly ease withdrawal symptoms, and clinical findings support this.
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China's yuan was modestly stronger and the safe-haven Japanese yen was a little softer.
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Now, though, their prospects are looking up thanks to Japan's modestly — but steadily — growing economy.
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The S&P 500 rose nearly 1 percent and shares in Europe were modestly higher.
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The heavily weighted financials group gained 21 percent, with Canada's five biggest banks edging modestly higher.
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Here are some of the most common things thrown my way:Because I dress modestly, I'm oppressed.
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The deal will modestly add to Hormel's earnings in the year beginning November, the company said.
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Asian stocks rose modestly on Tuesday, gaining a firmer footing after a week of heavy losses.
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"Last year was so great, I don't know if that's part of this," he said modestly.
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"Excluding soybeans, exports to China are only modestly lower on a seasonably adjusted basis," they wrote.
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Import growth is expected to have eased modestly to 23 percent from 22 percent in September.
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That said, there are steps airlines can take to modestly reduce their impact on the environment.
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"You can make a more modestly budgeted film with a different distribution model," Beckman told me.
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Higher provisions related to COF's taxi medallion portfolio (discussed below) also modestly contributed to the increase.
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For years the artist has produced modestly scaled self-portraits with not a brushstroke of flattery.
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In after-hours trading, they were modestly positive in volatile trading following the company's quarterly results.
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Immediately after the president's tweet, Dow futures briefly turned positive before dipping modestly into the red.
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"That's modestly supportive of prices," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital in New York.
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Caterpillar now anticipates full-year sales will be modestly lower and it significantly dropped earnings guidance.
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He refused fancy titles when offered, he lived modestly, and he often paid his own expenses.
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The big picture: Team Kavanaugh sources last night ranged from nervous and unsure to modestly confident.
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Yet the team had traded Randy Johnson, spent modestly on free agents and tumbled below .500.
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Since June Ms Yellen has been saying that low rates are only "modestly" juicing the economy.
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Other Asian markets also traded modestly, with little movement seen in benchmark indexes in the region.
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Modestly-priced cyclical shares have increasingly drawn liquidity flowing out of China's property and bond markets.
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ALRM highlighted on its most recent earnings call that higher tariffs have modestly impacted hardware sales.
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According to the filing, US Foods has had sales rise modestly almost every year since 2010.
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Baseball, which has spread more modestly and remains fundamentally a domestic game, is parochial by comparison.
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In Syria, the United States military efforts have proved modestly successful in degrading the Islamic State.
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And while Islam dictates that women dress modestly, the definition of modesty is up for interpretation.
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SolarCity shares were last slightly higher, while Tesla shares were modestly higher, up nearly 1 percent.
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The CBOE's price is set by an auction on just one modestly sized bitcoin exchange, Gemini.
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The country's benchmark stock index also has been modestly positive this year, up more than 5%.
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U.S. stock futures were modestly higher this morning, on the first day of the fourth quarter.
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They took it well—shares in the two CK businesses dipped only modestly at the news.
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In Asia, stocks rose modestly, but the Nikkei 225 recorded a weekly loss of 2.2 percent.
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For five years now, prices have been falling modestly and the market is currently fairly valued.
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U.S. stocks pared gains slightly following the data, while the dollar rose modestly against the euro.
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The market was bolstered modestly by data showing a sharp decline in U.S. production last week.
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That the episode did not escalate or extend beyond a day represents a modestly hopeful sign.
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Equity underwriting net revenue modestly declined amid continuing slow volumes of new initial public offerings (IPOs).
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Fitch expects statutory financial leverage to decline modestly longer term due to growth in statutory capital.
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This is a shot in the arm for a market that is modestly overbought and oversold.
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"Prior hopes for greater value injection were modestly disappointed," analyst Seth Rosenfeld said in a note.
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Other firms explicitly state that family members must live modestly and eschew trappings like flashy cars.
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The company modestly upgraded Apple's expected EPS for 2017, estimating a range of $10.93 to $11.58.
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The new footage verifies the series' promised return to a slower tempo, modestly plotted horror game.
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Moreover, while higher tax rates may weigh modestly against innovation and investment, that calculus is incomplete.
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Moreover, while higher tax rates may weigh modestly against innovation and investment, that calculus is incomplete.
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Jordan Farmer, 18, wore modestly sagging green jeans that showed just a hint of his undergarment.
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The measure would modestly cut both agencies' funding, giving Interior $13 billion and EPA $85033 billion.
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Yet even modestly sized carriers will inevitably soak up a good proportion of stretched military budgets.
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The XLF and KBE were modestly lower in Friday trading, while the KRE was barely positive.
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At the same time, inventories have continued to dwindle, mortgage rates have moved higher, albeit modestly.
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However, having a stable and predictable schedule is more beneficial than having a modestly higher wage.
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Sylvia Bloom, a secretary, amassed a multi-million dollar fortune by living modestly and investing wisely.
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It would modestly increase gross domestic product by 0.8 percent over that period, the JCT projected.
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"Most chains that cited a modestly unfavorable impact have greater exposure to the Midwest," he said.
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Nonetheless, the IEA has forecast that oil demand is set to increase in 2018 albeit modestly.
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Nate We know that these voters have supported Clinton, even if in modestly more favorable conditions.
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Intel shares are reacting more modestly, up 0.2 percent Tuesday after climbing 1.5 percent on Monday.
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Rick Rieder, chief investment officer of fundamental fixed income at BlackRock, expects rates to rise modestly.
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The market is just modestly balanced now for the first time in a couple of years.
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"Mostly I just helped to sort out the good guys from the bad," he says modestly.
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Against a backdrop of non-inflationary growth, official interest rates should rise only modestly this year.
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China's major stock indexes declined modestly after the news, with infrastructure, IT and financial shares down.
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Wall Street was modestly lower, but U.S. stocks have recovered notably from lows reached in February.
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The O.E.C.D. did predict, however, that growth would pick up modestly, to 3.3 percent, in 2017.
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Earlier in the day, data showed U.S. consumer spending rose modestly in May while inflation cooled.
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There are growing signs that Beijing is modestly easing policy in response to cooling economic growth.
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Premiums are rising much more modestly in states where there is more robust competition among insurers.
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Analysts say the new iPhones could help Apple recover modestly from a recent dip in sales.
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Chinese markets had been trending higher, bolstered by a heated buying in modestly-valued big-caps.
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It is not women's responsibility to end systemic harassment by being better feminists or dressing modestly.
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The dollar bounced modestly on the yen to 107.76 and away from a low of 106.77.
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The bill does cut income taxes for the middle class, but only modestly and only temporarily.
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He had grown up modestly in New Castle, Pa., where his father was a mail carrier.
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It is conceivable that this could benefit some mom-and-pop businesses, but only modestly so.
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Directed by franchise mastermind Paul W.S. Anderson, it's a modestly budgeted film with similarly modest ambitions.
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Stitch Fix said it anticipates "modestly" lessening its marketing spending through the rest of fiscal 2020.
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Although China has (modestly) more seafaring vessels than the United States, ours are on average bigger.
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"These are the same recipes that everybody uses in Ethiopia," Ms. Girma said modestly, then laughed.
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The dollar fell modestly against the Japanese yen while the euro also declined against the greenback.
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"These laws can modestly reduce shootings overall" and reduce the number and severity of mass shootings.
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Adjusted for inflation, the cost of educating students at public universities has actually increased only modestly.
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Apple, another of the technology giants, also saw its shares advance modestly after reporting earnings yesterday.
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Alone, the rice is modestly flavored; potent cured meats are traditionally used to season each bite.
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Coca-Cola shares initially jumped 21 percent in premarket trading before reversing course and falling modestly.
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Consequently, U.S. government debt yields rose modestly Wednesday as fears over a growing trade war subsided.
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The unemployment rate is expected to remain relatively stable in 03043 before modestly improving in 20304.
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Asked if Britain were losing the fear factor, Kenny modestly said they never had one anyway.
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It is forecast to recover only modestly to an annualized 1.6% rate in the current quarter.
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How are people going to react to that, especially to women who are not modestly dressed?
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The American G.D.P. has more than doubled since 1970, but energy consumption has risen only modestly.
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"The biggest problem is when we're slightly off(line), we're out-of-bounds," he said modestly.
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The narrative battles described by Trump operatives to modestly reframe the president's image are already underway.
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Foreign reserves hit a six-year low in September, though they have climbed modestly since then.
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Stocks slipped in opened modestly lower Monday, and flip-flopped positive at stages in early trading.
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Congress, however, passed a spending bill in 2018 that modestly increased funding for all three agencies.
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His buildings are mostly residential, with anonymous perimeter walls that protect modestly sized but lavish interiors.
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Sales increased four major regions last month and are up modestly (85033 percent) from March 2015.
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In it, the Black servant is modestly drawn, with minimal shape, colors bleeding into the background.
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Tate in February said it expected full-year profit to be "modestly below" a year earlier.
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The dollar bounced modestly against the yen to 108.13 and away from a low of 106.77.
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The dollar bounced modestly against the yen to 107.97 and away from a low of 106.77.
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Support for free trade has now rebounded modestly, with 52 percent supporting it as of April.
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Earlier in Asia, Japan's Nikkei index fell 1.2 percent after U.S. stocks closed modestly lower on Thursday.
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U.S. stock futures were modestly higher this morning after new developments in the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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One, it casts dressing in a revealing way as objectively and intrinsically more free than dressing modestly.
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In the same period, vaccination rates for hepatitis B, human papillomavirus (HPV) and measles also modestly increased.
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The Nasdaq was modestly higher after scoring its best weekly gain in nearly a year last week.
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In fact, there are many women who choose to dress modestly fighting for women's rights and liberation.
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If the worst-case scenarios come to pass, today's modestly menacing ocean-climate system will seem quaint.
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"These issues are not entirely unexpected but the impact is modestly higher than expected," said UBS analysts.
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TTX's cash flow metrics are, consequently, modestly weaker relative to those of other finance and leasing companies.
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Wall Street was modestly lower with the Dow Jones industrial average remaining just below the 2703,000 threshold.
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New orders recovered modestly, but the backlog of orders contracted for the first time since January 2017.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq was trading modestly higher early afternoon Wednesday after closing down nearly 2% Tuesday.
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Market reaction was relatively muted, with mainland equities modestly lower and the Australian dollar flat around $6.93.
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Analysts have modestly trimmed second-quarter earnings, now expected to be up 1.7%, and Q3 up 2.0%.
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The dollar was trading slightly higher against a basket of currencies while U.S. Treasury yields rose modestly.
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Currencies in emerging Europe were softer against the euro, although the Czech crown was only modestly weaker.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS --SCJ is expected to produce modestly positive organic revenue growth over the next several years.
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It modestly suggested a comparability between Keynes and Albert Einstein, a genius whose work revolutionised his field.
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My wife and I are on a strict budget, so we ordered modestly (no appetizers or drinks).
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I'm 145 pounds, modestly spread over five feet and ten inches—so weight isn't the issue either.
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Mr Abe has made it easier and faster to start a business, and things have improved modestly.
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The Times deployed four reporters to cover the last stretch of the Trump's modestly-oiled campaign machine.
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The Nikkei finished up 1.1 percent at 19,079.33 points, getting a tailwind from a modestly weaker yen.
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On average its annual returns have beaten the benchmark over the past ten years, though only modestly.
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In Australia, the ASX 200 ended modestly higher, up by 7.92 points, or 0.14 percent, at 5,4.263.
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U.S. Treasury debt yields were modestly lower and relatively stable in the wake of the payrolls report.
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New orders for key U.S.-made capital goods were unexpectedly unchanged in October, while shipments rebounded modestly.
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Officially, China's fiscal deficit expanded only modestly in 2015 and 2016, to just under 4% of GDP.
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Shares of the pizza chain were up modestly late-morning Thursday after falling 2% in premarket trading.
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Two bills that would modestly but significantly revamp US assistance programs are making their way through Congress.
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It takes a lot of thought, and you just have to be able to live very modestly.
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Yields on U.S. Treasury securities, which had been modestly higher before the rate decision was released, slipped.
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According to Hurley, "running a movie theater is fun and exciting," and can even be modestly profitable.
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Another prominent Kurdish political leader, Barham Salih, lived modestly in Maryland before the U.S. invasion in 2003.
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Banks also reported modestly tightening loan standards for auto and credit card loans, according to the survey.
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The euro hovered at $1.1520, having bounced only modestly from its recent six-week trough at $1.1462.
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Asian shares had finished modestly higher overnight led by a 3.23 percent rise from Japan's Nikkei .N23.2.
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U.S. stock futures were modestly higher this morning ahead of the final two trading days of March.
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Despite positive reports on trade talks, Treasury yields were little changed, with the yield curve modestly flatter.
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The agency also sees nuclear power generation declining "modestly" as new facilities and upgrades offset plant retirements.
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It should also encourage more women into the workforce and raise productivity, if only modestly at first.
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The impact on GDP should be modestly positive, with downside risk to labour participation and unemployment rates.
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The euro rose modestly on the back of the dollar move, up 0.04 percent, last at $1.124.
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Wages are rising at least modestly, and workers have more choices over whether and where to work.
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Shares of Apple have gained more than 39 percent this year, and rose modestly in Tuesday trading.
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"The minutes were modestly negative," said John Carey, portfolio manager at Amundi Pioneer Asset Management in Boston.
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Last year, on that EP alone, she sold out two shows at the modestly sized Mod Club.
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U.S. oil prices settled modestly lower Thursday after reaching a nearly five-month high a day earlier.
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Democrats have slammed the law as primarily benefiting large corporations while only modestly helping middle-class Americans.
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The euro hovered at $1.1525, having bounced only modestly from its recent six-week trough at $1.1462.
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However, the Johannesburg-listed company said its yearly performance was set to be modestly below market expectations.
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Following the news, on Wednesday the Shanghai Composite rose modestly while Japan's Nikkei 225 climbed nearly 1%.
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Ford doesn't break out financial results by model, but Mr. Jonas believes the Mustang is modestly profitable.
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Clinton is likely to end the night having modestly added to her lead in pledged delegates, however.
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During the first trimester, estrogen levels rise modestly, and then skyrocket for the rest of the pregnancy.
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Sterling rose modestly against the U.S. dollar GBP= after the data and British government bond prices fell.
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"If part of the point was to show me how modestly he lived, he succeeded," she said.
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Hyman teamed up with Jennifer Fleiss to start the business, which started modestly on the Harvard campus.
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"Sit Still, Look Pretty" is a modestly scaled but impressively sturdy pop album with club-music flourishes.
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CICC's revenue fell only modestly by 6% in 13, while the industry suffered a sharp 43% contraction.
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The franc was up modestly, last at $1.00, after retracing some gains made earlier in the day.
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The 2628 debit reforms modestly introduced competition, predictability, and transparency into a market where previously none existed.
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As modestly as we lived, I never felt poor because our lives were so rich with experience.
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There may be new ideas to modestly expand programs and initiatives that should be given serious consideration.
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That represents modestly accelerating growth — the second quarter in a row of year-over-year revenue growth.
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"It&aposs been a tough fight," Molinari said modestly in congratulating the four guys who finished second.
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Japan's economy is expected to rebound modestly in the June quarter after contracting in the first quarter.
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That put the yearly growth in wages at 2.2 percent, only modestly ahead of the inflation rate.
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The impact on total employment was a wash and the impact on the overall economy modestly positive.
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He noted that this figure was only modestly smaller than Facebook (17 percent) and Google (18 percent).
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And unlike Franco, Davis' body is marked far more modestly with a single gravestone in a cemetery.
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The expectation is that rates will continue to rise modestly through the second half of this year.
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PureFunds ISE Cyber Security ETF rebounded modestly to $30.29 after falling more than 2 percent since Monday.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a modestly higher open, following another record close for the Dow.
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In doing so, the Fed is signaling its confidence in the economy—which is growing, albeit modestly.
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This leads us to lower our outlook for '18 ad growth, now forecasting flat to up modestly.
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Its shares traded modestly lower on their first day on the market, valuing Meitu at $4.6 billion.
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Wade decision, the rate rose modestly in six states — five of which had introduced restrictive abortion laws.
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While consumers can expect sharp price increases in some areas, premiums are going up modestly in others.
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Trump modestly improved on Romney by 1,663 voters, but Clinton saw a 46,872-vote drop from 123.
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In the current deluge of I.P.O.s, bankers have to price offerings modestly in order to get attention.
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It was likely to remain modestly below that level over the rest of 2019 and possibly beyond.
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Indeed, expenditures per capita from the earned-income tax credit increased only modestly after the recession hit.
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That involved increasing its length, however modestly: Adding Thursday evenings to the annual weekend caused a stir.
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Real wages (after adjusting for inflation) have barely grown under Mr. Trump; President Obama fared modestly better.
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Over all, new-vehicle sales in the United States are also expected to decline modestly this year.
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If you have a modestly sized family, chances are some members use iPhones but others use Androids.
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True, Northam did better than Clinton had, but only modestly so, as The Times's Nate Cohn noted.
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Now, female-only beaches are allowing Muslim women who dress modestly to enjoy them — in bathing suits.
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Ford doesn't break out financial results by model, but Mr. Jonas believes the Mustang is modestly profitable.
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Lifetime income rose modestly for the typical man who entered the labor force from 19673 to 1966.
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The S&P 500 fell modestly Monday, dragged down by a drop in big tech stocks. Disclaimer
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But Hispanic representation has grown throughout the country, albeit modestly, including in districts with smaller Hispanic populations.
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Morgan Stanley forecasts Triple A spreads to remain at 20203bp, while Nomura said spreads may tighten modestly.
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In possession now of rosy health and a pennant flag, the Mets contribute modestly to revenue sharing.
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Months later, it is clear that the turnout was only modestly better for Mr. Trump than expected.
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Wheat futures moved modestly higher on technical buying and support from firming global cash prices, analysts said.
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But the broad index finished just modestly lower after touching its weakest point in nearly four months.
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Microsoft&aposs Azure cloud business just showed accelerating growth – albeit modestly – for the first time in years.
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U.S. stock futures are down modestly this morning, following in the footsteps of Asian and European markets.
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"Purposeful inclusion of these compounds in the diet may aid weight management, albeit modestly," the study stated.
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Going into 2020, the yuan could be modestly stronger because of the U.S. dollar, according to Fishwick.
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Take a look at what a modestly sized home in the heart of San Francisco costs today.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe gained 0.03%, trading modestly higher after declining overnight in Asia.
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The comments come on another day where the major U.S. stock averages rose modestly to new highs.
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And, at the end of Q3 2019, the percent improved modestly to a little over 71 percent.
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The company's IPO pricing comes during a modestly uncertain time for unprofitable companies looking to go public.
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Reserves have stabilized in the $3-trillion range, and have in fact increased modestly in recent months.
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The number of women in prison (105,000) fell more modestly, by 1,27 inmates or about 253 percent.
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The rage against Bill Clinton partly reflected the fact that he raised taxes modestly on the wealthy.
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Despite an estimated net worth of $74 billion, Mr. Buffett still lives modestly in his hometown, Omaha.
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Still, the share of Americans giving him positive ratings has fallen noticeably if modestly, to 40.1 percent.
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The American women dressed modestly, in pants and long-sleeved shirts; they did not cover their heads.
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He is pursuing a marketing campaign to boost demand for the company's modestly priced cars and SUVs.
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The dollar strengthened modestly on the news, and U.S. Treasury bond yields edged up from session lows.
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With wages rising modestly last month, the current pace of consumer spending is unlikely to be sustainable.
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U.S. stock futures were modestly higher this morning, but the potential gains will only make a small dent.
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While podcast listening hours increased by 37 percent over last year, the number of overall listeners increased modestly.
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Lowe's shares have fallen modestly so far this year and the company's market cap is at $74.7 billion.
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Benari's BMI before he underwent the surgery hovered around 53, which made him modestly overweight but not obese.
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FTSE has risen modestly this year, uncertainty over Brexit negotiations is already denting investor sentiment towards sterling assets.
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The government projects taxpayer-supported debt-to-GDP will increase modestly through the updated three-year fiscal plan.
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We think the investment may only modestly reduce costs, and markets for new products may not be proven.
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British government bond prices rose modestly after the survey was published with June futures up about seven ticks.
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It added that it expects demand for its services to progress modestly for the next couple of quarters.
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While waiting for the appointment to start, Elliott recalls "modestly nursing" Ember in the lobby of the building.
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"Contrary to previous expectations, the manufacturing sector contributed at best modestly to the overall economic expansion," it added.
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Live cattle futures also closed modestly higher on Thursday, continuing to narrow their discount to the cash market.
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Mr. Stowe said they all get by modestly on his father's retirement funds and from his painting sales.
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The figures indicated the economy will probably continue to grow modestly despite a deepening slump in business investment.
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The energy industry, he argued, is moving modestly in the right direction toward low- and no-carbon fuels.
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But the best way to preserve those freedoms is to let women dress as modestly as they please.
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But their joint share rose only very modestly, from 21% to 513%, far below the one-third predicted.
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The euro rose 0.1 percent to $1.1597, bouncing modestly from a three-month low of $0.69093 plumbed overnight.
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Wheeler proposed to modestly relax the rule by providing an exception for failed or failing newspapers or stations.
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U.S. stock futures are moving modestly higher with only a handful of economic numbers and earnings due today.
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Prices of U.S. Treasuries modestly pared losses, while the dollar added to gains against the yen and euro.
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Even as the pace of its traffic growth has slowed modestly this year, it's still on the rise.
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The long end of the Treasury yield curve on Monday was lower, with the short end up modestly.
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Royal Gold gained more than 4 percent, while Goldcorp and the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) were modestly higher.
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He proposes a modestly aggressive mixture of 56 percent stock funds and 44 percent bond funds and cash.
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The company's other main business areas, funds offered to retail and institutional investors, grew modestly in the quarter.
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Chinese stocks rose modestly after the Fed's March rate increase, which was seen as increasing investors' risk appetite.
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The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq were all modestly lower for the week as of Thursday's close.
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However, the modestly-named "ULTIMATE CUTTING BOARD" actually goes a long way to justifying its ultimate price tag.
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Meanwhile spending by local and regional governments, which soared in recent years, is to fall modestly next year.
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If acquiring Neymar narrows this gap even modestly, that would pay for a large share of his contract.
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The Fed raised rates modestly from near zero in December, its first policy tightening in nearly a decade.
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It has weakened more modestly against the British pound, Chinese yuan, Japanese yen, Brazilian real and Canadian dollar.
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The dollar also strengthened modestly on the news and U.S. Treasury bond yields edged up from session lows.
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Looking forward, operating results could benefit from underlying insured exposure growth derived from a modestly growing global economy.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS --Comp sales are expected to be negative 3% - 4% in 2016, and modestly negative beginning 2017.
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After falling every day last week, Wall Street opened modestly higher as retail sales figures provided some reassurance.
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" Levitt: "A copper plan, with lower premiums and higher deductibles, would modestly increase enrollment, particularly among healthier people.
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Subscriptions, which includes Prime membership for subsidized shipping, grew at the modestly less dizzying pace of 57 percent.
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The medium-term impact on GDP should be modestly positive, with downside risk to labour participation and unemployment.
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Farmland values in Oklahoma, where there's a strong cattle market, continued to rise modestly in the fourth quarter.
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The ringgit recovered modestly in the final few months of the year and maintained some stability since then.
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The Saudi index added 1.5 percent on Sunday in reaction to Riyadh's modestly expansionary state budget for 2017.
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Tech giants such as Microsoft, Oracle and Facebook have collaborative work apps, but these are only modestly successful.
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U.S. wheat futures rose modestly on Tuesday after the USDA reported slower-than-expected winter crop planting progress.
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New order growth slowed to a 17-month low, though it continued to expand modestly, the survey showed.
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Oil prices were capped after OPEC and its allies on Friday agreed to increase global supplies, albeit modestly.
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Meanwhile the U.S. economy continues to grow modestly and unemployment, at 3.6%, is near lows set decades ago.
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But Calvasina said small-cap valuations look only modestly overvalued, and they are undervalued relative to large cap.
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This seems reductive, and has a modestly deflating effect on both a fine performance and a fine production.
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Both bills would modestly increase Social Security benefits and keep the system solvent for most of this century.
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Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said manufacturing output should rebound modestly over the next few months.
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"She writes of it vividly, sensitively, modestly," Seymour Peck wrote in a review for The New York Times.
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But their track records of stabilizing portfolios while adding modestly to returns have caused them to gain traction.
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Under the gold standard, prices of goods and services tended to decline gradually, and money wages rose modestly.
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With overnight arrivals from abroad growing only modestly in 2628, we believe that further weakness represents a risk.
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The law brings the export of any modestly priced work under government discretion, drawing complaints on several grounds.
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But still, female royals are expected to smile for the cameras, dress beautifully but modestly, and bear children.
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He said his pay had increased modestly in recent years, by no more than 2 percent a year.
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Excluding this impact, BK saw modestly higher NIR compared to the linked quarter due to higher interest rates.
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U.S. and European shares gained modestly, with MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe edging up 0.18 percent.
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U.S. stock futures were modestly higher this morning ahead of the release of the government's monthly jobs report.
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U.S. consumer spending rose modestly in May and inflation cooled, pointing to a slow-but-steady economic expansion.
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I suppose before I went to college I had been very modestly helpful to my mother on Thanksgiving.
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But as soon as Republicans modestly increased the child tax credit, Rubio voted in favor of the bill.
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"The available fiscal space provides the opportunity to temporarily adopt a modestly expansionary fiscal stance..." the report said.
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While NCOs have ticked up modestly, trends are consistent with the industry and in-line with Fitch's expectations.
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Outstanding business rose modestly in April, with the rate of accumulation easing to its slowest in 69 months.
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"The goalies were bad; that's what it was," Hand said modestly when asked about his British hockey exploits.
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"Modestly slower growth will be a necessary sacrifice for maintaining social stability over the medium term," it said.
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But with the lights still up in the auditorium, Ms. Bullock modestly entered with the nine string players.
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He began somewhat modestly with 19863's For You, which peaked at 163 on the Billboard sales charts.
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Activity across China's services sector, now the largest component of the broader Chinese economy, strengthened modestly in January.
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Stocks in Japan opened 193 percent lower, while shares in China and Hong Kong opened only modestly higher.
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As he amassed fame and wealth, he continued living modestly while making investments in businesses in the neighborhood.
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Typical of the neighborhood, the shingled house is modestly sized and sits on a 2344,2296-square-foot lot.
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They included a modestly budgeted, star-driven thriller; a nature documentary; and a period drama with romantic overtones.
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Assets rose modestly compared with a year ago, when Man Group registered a 10 percent first-quarter increase.
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Stock futures were modestly higher this morning as investors kept a wary eye on a possible government shutdown.
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Bowman said another contrast to the 1980s was that farmland values have only declined modestly in recent years.
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Amazon closed down modestly amid a broader market decline, but held gains of 27 percent for the year.
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The temporary office space market has traditionally been modestly profitable, slow-growing, and subject to business-cycle risk.
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Right now, Hurricane Harvey is impacting gas prices modestly as refineries in the region have been taken offline.
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At the very least, Pyle expects modestly higher inflation this year thanks to rising wages and energy prices.
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In recent weeks, Republicans have narrowed the Democratic edge in voter preferences for control of Congress, albeit modestly.
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However modestly it is growing, health spending in the United States is far higher than most other countries.
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Although China sales are modestly recovering, its U.S. sales will remain weak, weighing on earnings, analysts have said.
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Yet, perhaps like the community that supports it, the contest started out modestly, in Ms. Quiñones's living room.
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But it would produce few permanent jobs and would add only modestly to the United States' energy security.
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For example, the abortion rate rose modestly in six states: Kansas, Arkansas, Michigan, Mississippi, North Carolina and Vermont.
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He said the LPR fixing on Friday is expected to fall "modestly" by 20.1 basis points to 298.474%.
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After logging an intraday record, the S&P 500 also fell modestly, ending a two-session win streak.
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Although premiums have increased fairly modestly in recent years, the growth has far outpaced workers' raises over time.
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And as the Algerian government puts it, modestly, the "Algerian expertise" in internal security matters ensures quality vetting.
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Her Upward Hound proposal for puppy pre-K is an incremental, modestly funded shadow of Bernie Sanders's version.
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Her Upward Hound proposal for puppy pre-K is an incremental, modestly funded shadow of Bernie Sanders's version.
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A systematic review by the Cochrane Collaboration found that it was helpful in doing so, but only modestly.
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Some economists said Fed officials were likely to view the low unemployment and rising wages as modestly inflationary.
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It also polls dismally, even as Obamacare has finally become modestly popular legislation now that it's under scrutiny.
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Data for February was revised modestly up to show 33,000 jobs created instead of the previously reported 63,000.
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The staff projected that real GDP would increase at a modestly faster pace than potential output through 20173.
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Could I see myself wearing these longer, nearly demure high-waisted Chloé shorts, perhaps with some modestly heeled sandals?
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Exchanges in Europe also rose modestly at the start, and futures trading indicated that Wall Street would open higher.
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Hillary Clinton got 55.2 percent of the primary vote, which suggests only a modestly consequential set of rule changes.
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The big banks were modestly higher, though Australia and New Zealand Banking Group underperformed with a 0.6 percent dip.
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Financial spreadbetter CMC Markets expected Britain's FTSE 100, Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 to all open modestly higher.
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"Alzheimer's is going to remain the public health crisis of our time, even with modestly reduced rates," Fargo said.
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Wheeler is proposing to modestly relax the rule by providing an exception for failed or failing newspapers or stations.
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These modestly sized deep-sea creatures feature slow reproductive rates and low genetic diversity, making them difficult to study.
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With housing prices slowing and monetary conditions expected to be modestly tighter, China's economy could face renewed pressure soon.
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A rebound in imports weighed on growth, while exports fell modestly due to a decrease in services sent abroad.
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The increase was attributable to modestly higher car hire rates, combined with more railcars in service and increased mileage.
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The deal pipeline remains contained, but could gather steam if the economy continues growing modestly, investors and strategists agreed.
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Euro zone business activity barely grew in April as demand was sluggish even though prices rose modestly, surveys showed.
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Facebook beat that mark, delivering revenue growth of 20173 percent, and its shares rose modestly in after-hours trading.
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However, in contrast to its larger rival, Halliburton said activity in its largest market, North America, was modestly higher.
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" That's when Gabby got involved ... saying: "However it is our responsibility as women to dress modestly and be classy.
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Lastly, the modestly funded Hiri has some decent backers who no doubt can help open doors in the enterprise.
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Slightly good news for the euro zone saw overall input prices rise modestly for the first time since December.
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And competitive instincts and Carmelo Anthony's pride aside, that's not what this modestly resurgent season should be foremost about.
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Fitch expects Motorola will continue to modestly improve its leverage during 2017 by capitalizing on previous cost restructuring efforts.
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Major U.S. indexes advanced modestly, with the S&P 33 topping its intraday record of 2,940.91 set on Sept.
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Major U.S. indexes advanced modestly, with the S&P 500 topping its intraday record of 2,940.91 set on Sept.
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Hu Jintao, Mr Xi's predecessor, was supposedly offered the title of fourth-generation core but modestly turned it down.
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U.S. stocks futures were modestly lower this morning, ahead of the election results, which won't come in until tonight.
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Interestingly, however, U.S. PC shipments have actually turned around recently, and are now on a modestly increasing growth curve.
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Economists polled by Reuters expect economic sentiment to have risen modestly to 4.3 in October from 0.5 in September.
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"It is our responsibility as women to dress modestly and be classy," read part of Douglas' now-deleted tweet.
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A hydroelectric dam in the south is more modestly conceived: it will merely be the continent's joint second-biggest.
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Prices of benchmark U.S. Treasuries rose modestly on Friday, while U.S. stocks closed higher, with the S&P 500 .
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The S&P 2000 was flat, while the Nasdaq was modestly lower, as the post-election tech slump continued.
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"We believe Black Friday weekend represented a modestly positive kickoff to [the] holiday," Deutsche Bank analyst Paul Trussell said.
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Annual inflation was 1.4 percent, modestly exceeding analysts' expectations for a pullback to 1.5 percent from January's 2.0 percent.
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Saipa makes small, modestly priced cars and it is poorer Syrians who have been hit hardest by the war.
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Following the release of the minutes on Wednesday afternoon, U.S.-traded shares remained higher, with the up about modestly.
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In the U.K., which has also seen consolidation, competitors include Laundrapp and the lesser-known and modestly funded Laundryheap.
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And the third could be that Pepo, at least in its early days, seems to be doing modestly well.
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Simons grew up modestly in Belgium, with a mother who cleaned houses and a father who was a soldier.
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Many of these modestly scaled hanging sculptures seem to be levitating at different heights, and the effect is magical.
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U.S. stock futures were modestly higher ahead of today's razor-thin House vote on the GOP's Obamacare replacement bill.
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Putting this data set in perspective, while the enriched companies underperformed, they were modestly financed compared to today's unicorns.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning trading after a modestly lower first day back from the long weekend.
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Fitch now believes comps could improve to the negative 1% - 2% range by 4Q16 and remain modestly negative thereafter.
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The S&P 500 was modestly lower in Tuesday trading as the VIX was higher around the 15 mark.
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And also because of the influence of Islam many of the women dress more modestly than most American cities.
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Last year, the number increased modestly for the second year in a row, to an average of 16.8 days.
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But either way, I think we can all agree the grey-haired, modestly dressed elf looks pretty innocent, right?
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Futures are pointing to a modestly higher open on Thursday, and the potential for a fourth day of gains.
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The measures should modestly decrease the amount of capital required for banks smaller than the GSIBs, the Fed said.
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After years of double-digit growth, tourism grew only modestly last year and is expected to contract this year.
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The ECB raised growth and inflation forecasts for the euro zone only modestly, by less than some had hoped.
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The MSCI all world stock index was up modestly by 0.38 percent but was poised for a weekly decline.
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The rental housing planned by Oakridge Lutheran, to be built by Mr Brown's company, is to be modestly priced.
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Most of all, an increasingly tight labor market has led to modestly increasing wages, with more likely to come.
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Though overall business spending rebounded modestly in the second quarter, investment on equipment has been subdued since late 2015.
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Fiat Chrysler has invested modestly in those future technologies, choosing instead to partner with other automakers and tech firms.
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The dollar was steady against sterling at $1.3381 and ended modestly stronger against the Swiss franc and Canadian dollar.
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Forecasts for economic growth are being revised down—markedly for Britain, materially for Europe, and modestly for the world.
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She says modestly little about her reasons, save for a self-effacing remark about her love for Pakistani sweets.
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This will likely modestly increase the interest rates charged on mortgages but will reduce the likelihood of taxpayer bailouts.
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The purchase reinforces the view that modestly-priced property stocks are still worth investing, despite Beijing's home purchase restrictions.
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Corbyn, a 68-year-old peace campaigner, has been speaking at modestly-attended fringe rallies and demonstrations for decades.
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It would not only help workers -- it would also modestly stimulate the overall economy and boost poorer economic regions.
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Last week, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies agreed to modestly boost global crude supplies.
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Prince Mohammed said in March that women only needed to dress modestly and were not required to wear abayas.
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Traffic on the Autobahn network increased modestly at a 10-year CAGR of around 0.5% between 2005 and 2015.
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Without a plausible answer, advocates of an at least modestly-persuadable Supreme Court will have a very hard sell.
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Other income streams - such as net interest on loans, dividends, and fees and commissions - also declined, albeit more modestly.
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The company started raising money shortly after its founding, modestly at first, then much, much faster in huge chunks.
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" She also expected "a modestly weaker U.S. dollar in 2018 which should also help support emerging market in-flow.
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Oil prices rose modestly after an industry report showed a decline in U.S. crude inventories that exceeded analyst expectations.
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Yet by helping those individuals, Kasich is, however modestly, increasing the odds that Republicans maintain control of the House.
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He talked in one interview about modestly raising retirement age, only to be contradicted by advisers the next day.
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Remicade faced biosimilar competition in Europe during 2015, which modestly reduced year-over-year sales in those affected countries.
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There seems a good chance that oil prices will push at least modestly higher over the next few years.
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Now, they define their goal more modestly: keeping the Taliban from victory until a political settlement is reached. Gen.
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The Labor Department said average hourly earnings ticked modestly higher in July, putting the annual rise at 2.7 percent.
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Ms. Moore also is "modestly encouraged" about emerging markets in Latin America and Asia, most notably Brazil and India.
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Neither has any issue with gatekeeping per se; they differ, modestly, on how the gate is to be kept.
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"We had a setup," he said, reflecting modestly on his decades as a session musician in Nashville in 2013.
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And somewhere along the way, deep in the machine and language itself, the meaning is modestly but perceptibly changed?
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After wearing revealing outfits at the start of the trial, Ms. Sorokin dressed more modestly by the second week.
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The Chinese market dipped modestly lower today on the tariff news, but enough to reach a four-year low.
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Minnesota is not Montana, but Klobuchar consistently overperforms baseline partisan fundamentals in a state that's only modestly Democratic-leaning.
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Growth was seen picking up modestly to only 2.3% this year, again down from 2.5% in the previous poll.
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Indeed, the real estate sector fell modestly this week as the yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury rose.
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In 2019, the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews found that NSAIDs were "modestly effective" at controlling heavy menstrual flows.
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Stocks recovered a bit by the end of the day and US futures were pointing modestly higher Wednesday morning.
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Food stamp rolls swelled during the recession and have declined only modestly since then as the economy has recovered.
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His private planet, meanwhile, is a kaleidoscopic fantasia that suggests modestly trippy science-fiction and heavy-metal cover art.
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U.S. import prices rebounded modestly in November and the underlying trend remained soft, consistent with subdued imported inflation pressures.
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Looking to commodities, oil prices rebounded modestly from earlier losses on Tuesday after WTI dropped over 2.5 percent Monday.
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He predicted gas prices would continue to increase modestly, probably rising above $2.80 a gallon in the coming weeks.
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Others, though, are so modestly insightful — and the performers so appealingly natural — that we forgive the occasional heavy hand.
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Robberies, felony assaults and shootings also rose modestly in 22019, while the number of rapes and subway crimes declined.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a modestly higher open on Thursday, following mixed results in Tuesday's abbreviated session.
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By eliminating the living room, Ollie managed to fit in three modestly sized bedrooms, two baths and a kitchen.
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Estimates also are improving, with the World Bank on Wednesday modestly upgrading its 2020 global GDP forecast to 2.5%.
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Assurant expects the deal to add modestly to 2018 operating earnings per share on a run-rate basis. reut.
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First, disruptions from hurricanes, mainly Harvey and Irma, modestly dampened consumer spending but more substantially held back construction activity.
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Major U.S. indexes advanced modestly, with the S&P 500 topping its intraday record of 33,940.91 set on Sept.
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She took it as a fact that her parents lived modestly and frugally, in parallel to the changing world.
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Clinton estimate that the millennial vote in the state is also modestly off from where it was in 2012.
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However, the government has announced a modestly expansionary budget for 2017, holding off on fresh austerity measures for now.
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"I wanted Emara to dress modestly because ... there are no hijabi main characters [in the superhero world]," says Almheiri.
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A modestly sized one bedroom in one of these buildings can easily rent for more than $3,000 a month.
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Nonlethal Technologies started off modestly in 22019 after it acquired a majority stake in a nearby tear gas company.
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Revenue is seen rising modestly to between 2.8 billion and 2.9 billion pounds, from 2.8 billion pounds in 2018.
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"We are modestly positive on risk assets," said Scott Thiel, chief fixed income strategist for the BlackRock Investment Institute.
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They note that his approval ratings are still mediocre, even if they have ticked up modestly in recent weeks.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian markets were modestly higher optimism about the future of the US-China trade relationship.
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Data for February was revised modestly up to show payrolls rose by 27.5,20.26 instead of the previously reported 2100,228.75.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of world currencies, rose modestly from seven-week lows.
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For their lost wages, strikers wound up with modestly raised wages, if any, and ceding a raft of concessions.
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The number of new funds in the company's crypto fund tracker has also grown modestly in 2018, it said.
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Mr. Hansen plays a disarmingly honest version of himself, a modestly successful actor coasting on his "Veronica Mars" fame.
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Terms: Free for now, though the company plans to change in 2018 to a modestly priced subscription service; sitata.com.
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The Fed has concluded that Republican tax plan isn't economic "rocket fuel," though it will modestly improve economic growth.
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Solar panel makers in the United States say higher tariffs would add only modestly to the cost of projects.
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Since arriving in Britain, he had lived modestly in Salisbury, keeping out of the spotlight until earlier this month.
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According to the survey, employment growth improved modestly in the fourth quarter of 2018 compared to the third quarter.
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US Economy The Federal Reserve's latest Beige Book report showed that the US economy continues to improve, however modestly.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner have been living modestly in NYC while in town for Fashion Week and Kanye's concert.
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Microsoft's sales and earnings topped expectations, thanks to growth in its cloud services and a modestly improving PC business.
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I have to admit that I was more interested in the modestly sized works on paper and the sketchbooks.
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Read More After the selloff, stocks may actually be cheap "We are modestly overweight the S&P 500 in consumer discretionary, while we are modestly underweight the S&P 500 in financials, health care and utilities, though on the latter group, we have added to our holdings in recent months," Buckingham said.
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SHANGHAI — Despite disappointing trade data, Chinese shares ended only modestly lower on Monday, as trading resumed after a long holiday.
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That's likely to increase modestly over the next few months as forces close in on the ISIS capital of Raqqa.
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In a modestly confounding move, Twitter has won a bid to stream NFL games on Thursday nights this upcoming season.
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Revenue in its legacy satellite and wireless businesses has grown modestly at best, sometimes even posting year-over-year declines.
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These are just a few examples of Muslim women advocating and pushing boundaries while dressing modestly and wearing a headscarf.
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We also expect consensus numbers – which were well below the buyside's due to low ASPs – to decline, albeit more modestly.
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A plethora of these new ideas seemed to coalesce in Sherman's modestly scaled, 22-by-10-inch Untitled Film Stills.
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Shares of Coca-Cola are up 8 percent year to date and were modestly higher Wednesday afternoon at around $49.55.
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A similar situation saw the Dow soar as many as 23 points Tuesday, only to see it finish modestly lower.
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Factories brought lots of modestly skilled people together with massive capital equipment that cost owners dearly when idled by strikes.
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Rather, it more modestly strives to reconcile seemingly irreconcilable preferences in order for people to live together and co-operate.
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The tech giant's shares are down nearly 1 percent month to date, while the is up modestly, according to FactSet.
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InSight looks almost the same on the outside, but has been outfitted with improved electronics and modestly larger solar arrays.
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Uber's IPO may top $120 billion, though others have more modestly pegged its initial market cap at around $20173 billion.
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He also said while credit spreads have widened "modestly," he sees "no sign at all of concern" in the market.
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Kidd-Gilchrist isn't fooling anyone from deep, but he's now a modestly-reliable safety valve from 15 feet and in.
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The yuan was also modestly pressured after the People's Bank of China (PBOC) set its new lending rate slightly lower.
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Potash prices have rebounded modestly since last year but remain low due to bloated global capacity and weakening farm incomes.
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"ALRM highlighted on its most recent earnings call that higher tariffs have modestly impacted hardware sales," analyst Kevin McVeigh said.
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Her answer to anyone who believes women should cover their bodies and behave modestly is to invite them to look.
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Trump changed his practice of giving modestly to both parties and since then has contributed substantial money to the RNC.
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The mixed Asian session followed a modestly higher finish stateside as investors digested the U.S. Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes.
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In the most recent week, U.S. production dipped modestly to 9.75 million bpd from 9.79 mln bpd the previous week.
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The company's RBC was down from 327% year-end 2014, and is currently modestly below management's target RBC of 325.
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The tools we have are modestly effective, but drugs and insecticides wear out; after 10, 20 years, mosquitoes become resistant.
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The revision for the first quarter, which reflected modestly higher output than previously estimated, was in line with economists' expectations.
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The Australian dollar rose after PMI data showed activity in China's manufacturing sector picked up unexpectedly in August, albeit modestly.
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The bipartisan Children's Health Insurance Program and the Medicare prescription drug program modestly expanded health coverage for children and seniors.
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Shares on Wall Street rose modestly, with each of the major Wall Street indexes marking their third straight weekly gain.
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"Increasing the variety of vegetables served can modestly increase consumption," Madden, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Once golfers start registering scores, however, the odds start to fluctuate—modestly in the early rounds, violently on Sunday afternoon.
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The opposite is also true: Flat or modestly negative earnings growth does not invariably predict a decline in stock prices.
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Oil is also modestly out of favor as investors reallocate assets, said Phillip Streible, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures.
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The sets and costumes are so rigorously designed, but this is a modestly budgeted indie, not a Hollywood mega-blockbuster.
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Management expects the balance sheet to modestly decline in 2017, driven by lower client deposits and lower wholesale CD levels.
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Markets reacted modestly, with the announcement no surprise for a poll that must be held by the end of May.
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Data for February was revised modestly up to show payrolls rising by 33,000 jobs instead of the previously reported 20,3.733.
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The S&P 500 opened at a record high before turning modestly negative and closing down 0.09 percent at 22.18,21.35.
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That would be modestly higher than the 9.3 million people who were enrolled in Obamacare plans as of last September.
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He'll start off modestly, with his locs stuffed into a brimmed hat or underneath the hood of a designer sweatshirt.
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Despite Friday's losses, the dollar was on track to gain modestly against the yen for the first week in three.
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Margins for the company as a whole improved 1.5 percent over the previous year, but only modestly over last quarter.
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We expect WING to modestly exceed consensus 2019/2020 EBITDA/EPS estimates with strong comp momentum and better restaurant margins.
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SHANGHAI, July 27 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares finished modestly higher on Wednesday, shaking off sharp losses in mainland China markets.
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Earlier this week, Ford unveiled two redesigned models: the significantly revamped Focus compact car and the more modestly recast Escort.
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Data for February was revised modestly up to show payrolls advancing by 33,000 jobs instead of the previously reported 20,000.
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Data for February was revised modestly up to show payrolls rising by 33,000 jobs instead of the previously reported 20,000.
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McMaster has sought to convince Trump on a plan that would modestly increase troops levels, but Trump has remained resistant.
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Meanwhile, the scores of banks without insurance operations would modestly decrease, as the scoring is relative to the sample population.
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Petrochemicals, most of which have still to report earnings, reversed from declines earlier in the session and closed modestly higher.
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Fitch expects FCF remaining modestly negative in 2016 due to working capital requirements and earnings pressure in the agribusiness segment.
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Equity markets, which in recent years have often celebrated when central banks hold down rates, also declined modestly on Wednesday.
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To be sure, the group rose modestly on the heels of Apple's strong quarterly earnings report Tuesday after the bell.
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On the day of the announcement last week, Verizon's stock rose modestly, while shares of Disney jumped more than 1.5%.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe gained 0.12 percent, near two-month highs, as U.S. equities pushed modestly higher.
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He spoke modestly, with encouraging smiles, about achieving it, since he had been through so much trial and error himself.
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Shares of Disney rose modestly on Friday to trade above $105, while 21st Century Fox's stock traded up near $32.
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As part of the move, it decreed that visitors need not wear all-covering black robes but should dress modestly.
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But I think that a modestly more disciplined Trump with a real campaign and some luck could have done it.
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The personal consumption expenditures price index, a measure of inflation, rose modestly, in line with the Fed's 2 percent target.
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For 2017, Fitch expects total debt/EBITDA will increase modestly from 2016 levels to the range of 2.7x to 0003x.
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Bloom, who made her money by both investing wisely and living modestly, distributed more than $8 million in her will.
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He said the question is whether growth rates will return to their pre-tax law levels or slow more modestly.
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Only General Dynamics and Northrop Grumman added jobs — 25.6,22018 and 20123,22012 employees, respectively — making that total figure look modestly better.
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But geopolitical concerns were not enough to prevent Tokyo stocks from rising, albeit modestly, in turn nudging JGB yields up.
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In the short term, potential market gyrations could delay merger talks, although major stock market indexes rose modestly on Wednesday.
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Property starts and investment are also likely to weaken modestly in 2020 as a result of trade uncertainty, it said.
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"It is quite possible that emissions will fall modestly from now on, implying that 22025 was the peak," they wrote.
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Researchers looked at nearly 22016 cases of ovarian cancer and found a "modestly stronger association" with people who used talc.
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Fitch expects FMBI's capital position to modestly improve over the near- to medium-term, an expectation incorporated into today's affirmation.
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Also the women were dressed modestly, in what we call our 'ninja hijabs,' so they didn't really have a problem.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has eased seven years of public sector pay caps modestly and for police and prison guards.
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Despite their financial success, the two still live modestly, choosing to save and invest about 85 percent of their income.
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"This will mean a modestly lower euro," adding the single currency looked to be sliding towards a $1.05-1.13 range.
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Furthermore, Trump has modestly increased military spending and successfully pressured our NATO allies into increasing their military spending as well.
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December corn ended up 1/20193 cent at $3.68-3/4 a bushel, while deferred corn contracts closed modestly lower.
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If the dollar only weakens modestly, as it has done in recent months, it will not offset the income effects.
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After lurching between rises and falls for about five years, consumer prices have been rising steadily, if modestly, this year.
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Stocks in China and Japan finished modestly higher, and markets in Hong Kong and Taiwan rose more than 2 percent.
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The old-school investment firm does virtually nothing to promote or market its six modestly priced, actively-managed mutual funds.
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Some even have modestly sized food banks located within the health care facility to provide more direct aid, he added.
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Boyce paints in oil on modestly sized canvases that are little more than 24 inches high and 20 inches wide.
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When they did go out, the religious police hassled them even though both women dressed modestly and covered their hair.
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We expect underlying core toy sales to grow modestly, generating cash flow to support investment, debt deleveraging, and dividend payout.
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But Hahn had a ticket out of persistent mediocrity: modestly paid, high-impact players with multiple years of club control.
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This shouldn't be a hard call, especially with the economy growing modestly but steadily and unemployment hovering around 4 percent.
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And Trump has blamed Democrats, even though the day after the midterm elections the markets had a modestly good day.
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Global markets rose modestly on Monday, as the prospect of a trade war between the United States and Mexico subsided.
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The limpets they use were designed in the early 1970s and have been updated only modestly in the decades since.
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While the show was modestly sized, it opened or pointed to many doors that I have begun to research further.
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Indonesia has struggled for decades to overcome widespread poverty and rampant corruption, improving modestly on both counts under Mr. Joko.
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The development quickly became the topic of conversation for virtually everyone working in media with a modestly active Twitter account.
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But there are alternative displays opening across the city this week, with modestly priced works by established and emerging artists.
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This critical bipartisan legislation would modestly increase the minimum bid for federal oil and gas leases to $2628 per acre.
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He did a lap around the modestly sized store, which was a little more than a week away from opening.
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Quite the opposite — health costs have risen modestly as the uninsured rate has dropped to the lowest level on record.
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"We expect seasonal changes will modestly reduce transmission, but not very much, and not enough to stop it," Lipsitch said.
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If his actions leave the Kurds to the mercies of the Turks, Mr. Trump seemed only modestly concerned this week.
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More than 80% of portfolio managers in response to an additional question said stocks in advanced economies would rise modestly.
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All three of these analyses found that turnout was modestly more favorable to Mr. Trump than pre-election polls predicted.
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Details: Mr. Trump's plan departs from decades of American support for only modestly adjusting the Israeli borders drawn in 1967.
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Analysts predict the Fed will shift the range upward by a quarter of a percentage point, modestly reducing those incentives.
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Hiring was expected to have been strong in July, but wages probably rose just modestly as inflation remains stubbornly low.
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Oil prices rose modestly, boosted by the recovery in Chinese shares, but remained within reach of 11-1/2 lows.
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In September, they modestly stepped up their spending, and their incomes grew fast enough to let them save more, too.
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But shares in China and Hong Kong were down only modestly in early trading, and shares in South Korea rose.
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Some of that advice we followed (we dressed modestly), and some we didn't (we braved the markets on our own).
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Sales plunged nearly 260% in the Northeast and dropped 20173% in the West, though they rose modestly in the Midwest.
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In fact, Brainard said the Fed should consider letting inflation run "modestly above" the 2 percent goal before hiking again.
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Not these days — a concession in the modestly widened latitude permitted for political discourse when Iran gears up for elections.
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While the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were down only modestly, the industrials-heavy Dow suffered a larger decline.
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Also, she said, the modestly higher prices that may result — for example in food concessions — are generally borne by customers.
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The smallest metros improved more modestly, from about 3% of new jobs in the earlier period to 4.5% in 2017.
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