Utah exports more abroad than it imports, Washington has that backwards.
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Others too can do more abroad, like Korea's Amorepacific, which owns ginseng-based Sulwhasoo.
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Apple rakes in more abroad in three days than Tencent does in a year.
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Critics—a few in Germany and more abroad—find that too much to stomach.
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Ms Dajani notes that Arab scientists and innovators achieve far more abroad than at home.
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But it is hard to stop people from seizing the opportunity of earning more abroad.
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His wife, Michelle, plans to travel more abroad to work on global health issues, he said.
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It's inevitable that China will sell more and more abroad, particularly to local markets, according to Berenson.
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The EU as a whole sends 22 billion euros more abroad than it receives in remittances, Eurostat data showed.
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To oversimplify, when a company sells more abroad than it buys, it has to do something with that money.
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And things don't seem to be changing in the region, Sinno said, so the band has been playing more abroad.
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So troubled euro-area economies began selling much more abroad than they were buying; foreign consumers, in effect, threw the desperate periphery a lifeline.
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Beyond that, it will need to rethink its long-term approach to Afghan refugees and how to resettle more abroad in the years ahead.
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Viewing figures for the tournament have been far higher than expected, with some matches drawing 11 million viewers in France and even more abroad.
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"Frida stole the heart of all Mexico and thousands more abroad," Deputy Naval Minister Eduardo Redondo told Agence France-Presse (via The Washington Post).
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A number of European states link their domestic laws to UN resolutions, and thus gave states the impetus to crack down at home and cooperate more abroad.
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Thai investors would be allowed to invest more abroad and exporters to keep foreign currencies overseas for longer, the governor had told Reuters in an interview last week.
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Domestic work, which does not require higher education, is widely seen as an accessible job for working-class Filipinas that pays substantially more abroad than the same job at home.
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We take pride in our newsroom, which today numbers more than two hundred journalists in the United States and many more abroad, and in our commitment to game-changing journalism.
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Expats coming to France and French nationals who return home after five years or more abroad already benefit from a range of tax breaks for five years after their arrival.
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But researchers at Belgium's Leuven University say the use of posted workers is helping to reduce the gap, since migrant workers make more abroad than they would have done at home.
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February's gap was largely due to a $15.5 billion gulf in spending between Chinese who spent more abroad than foreign tourists in China, data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) showed.
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A missed patch within a business unit at Equifax was responsible for the September breach, which revealed the personal information of more than 145 million people in the U.S., and millions more abroad.
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However, Zeffirelli's unconventional ventures into opera were often welcomed more abroad than at home, particularly in the United States, where he had more than a dozen top productions at the New York Metropolitan Opera.
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Others are specific to N.Y.U., one of the country's largest private universities, with over 50,000 full-time undergraduate, graduate and professional students sprawled out across downtown Manhattan, into Brooklyn and, more and more, abroad.
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Neema partners with banks, remittance services and debit card providers on the backend to provide security and reliability, while building a front end specifically designed for the 70 million underbanked Americans and legions more abroad.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's aluminum exports hit their highest in nine months in March as strong international prices led the world's biggest producer to sell more abroad, despite a growing trade spat with the United States.
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But in examining the the attacks on June 7th, a more important factor seems to be the state of IS. As the jihadists lose ground in Iraq, Syria and Libya, they are lashing out more abroad.
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China's foreign services trade deficit was $137 billion in 2015, as the country faces a large gulf in spending between Chinese who spend more abroad than foreigners in China in industries ranging from tourism to education.
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But Odiel Malchi, 31, a mortgage banker, said he could not help noticing that many of the visitors on Thursday were foreigners, suggesting that Mr. Peres was to some extent appreciated more abroad than at home.
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The deficit was largely due to a $14.9 billion gulf in spending between foreign tourists and the Chinese, who splurge more abroad than do visitors to China, data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) showed.
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Customs data on Wednesday showed China exported 9.98 million tonnes of steel products in March, up 30 percent from a year ago, as Chinese steel mills managed to ship more abroad despite rising anti-dumping measures against the country.
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The Women's March on Washington this weekend, which drew an estimated crowd of 470,000, was mirrored across the country and around the world by 23 sister marches — about 3.3 million bodies in the US and hundreds of thousands more abroad.
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While it's still early before the summer planting season and farmers may tweak plans, the meager increase in corn acreage may not be enough to help replenish domestic supplies that have almost run out this year as exporters have shipped more abroad.
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Furthermore, S&P 500 companies that are more globally exposed than others (those that sell more abroad than domestically), are "just ripping," Golub said, which leads him to believe that this is a global story of growth as opposed to simply domestic growth.
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Separate customs data on Friday showed imports of commodities from soybeans to crude oil eased compared with a year ago, but China's steel mills and aluminum smelters sold much more abroad spurred by higher international prices amid growing concerns about slowing demand growth.
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Still, U.S. officials are unlikely to welcome Zuckerberg's willingness to pay more abroad after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin called for any form of global digital rules to be optional — a stance that puts Washington at odds with almost all other OECD members.
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BEIJING, April 225 (Reuters) - China's aluminium exports in March rose to their highest since June as favourable pricing led the world's biggest producer to sell more abroad even as the nation faces scrutiny over its trade practices amid a spat with the United States.
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I've researched the deal and concluded Trump would have gotten us this: He would have begun by saying "a baby could figure out" that since 80 percent of the goods from our 11 TPP partners come into our country duty-free already, and so much of our stuff is still hit with tariffs in their countries, if we eliminate 18,000 tariffs we'll be able to keep more production at home and sell more abroad.
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O'Connor was also active in golf course design, being involved in the design of at least 18 courses in Ireland, and many more abroad. O'Connor died whilst on holiday with his wife Ann on 6 January 2016 in Tenerife, Canary Islands.
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On February 12, 1965 President Johnson named VaughnNew York Times. "Mann is Appointed to Harriman Post as No. 2 Rusk Aide" by Tom Wicker February 12, 1965. Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs and the United States coordinator of the Alliance for Progress. The bureau was the single largest unit in the State Department with more than 600 employees in Washington and 2,000 more abroad.
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The death of his wife plunged him into deep sorrow, and the loss of his foreign pupils through the War of the Spanish Succession reduced him to poverty. He died in Paris on April 3, 1718 (frequently cited as 1717 because of an error in "éloge de Fontenelle"). Ozanam was honoured more abroad than at home. He was devout, charitable, courageous, and of simple faith.
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Administrative building and chapel built by Springer at Zzyzx, California. Now the Desert Studies Center headquarters. From Zzyzx, Springer continued his syndicated radio program, at one point carried by 221 stations in the United States and 102 more abroad, mixing religious music and his own radio evangelism. Along with this came his requests that listeners send him "donations" to get his special cures for everything from hair loss to cancer.
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After several seasons in the Croatia top flight he went abroad to Greece to play with OFI Heraklion in the Superleague Greece. After a season in Greece he was transferred to NK Zagorje to the Slovenian PrvaLiga. In 2005, he returned to Croatia to play with NK Međimurje, where he played in 11 matches and recorded 1 goal. He went once more abroad to Asia to play with FC Tobol in the Kazakhstan Premier League.
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Later that year there was also a DVD of the concert and an additional documentary that was premiered at the renowned Gent Film Festival. The big festivals followed, a second time Rock Werchter and the Lokerse Festivals as a premiere of Patti Smith. Sioen also played more and more abroad and a release in Germany was awarded a sold-out room in Berlin. The album would also be released in the Netherlands, Switzerland and Austria.
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Daly continues to play more abroad vs. United States due to his limited status on the PGA Tour. In the late fall of 2014 Daly started to show some promise finishing T-29 at the Sanderson Farms Championship, and then quietly finishing T-10 at the Puerto Rico Open, his first top-10 finish in three years. Soon after, Daly finished T-25 at the Turkish Airlines Open, a European Tour event with a strong field.
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The investigation, also known as Operation Zero officially and Operation Clean Hands informally (Dutch: Operatie Propere Handen), is conducted by the examining magistrate of Limburg, on behalf of the Belgian Federal Public Prosecutor's Office. The investigation is concerned with organized crime, money laundering and private corruption (bribery) in Belgian football, division 1A and division 1B specifically. Started in late 2017, the investigation rose to national prominence on October 10, 2018, when 44 house searches were carried out across Belgium and 14 more house searches internationally. 29 suspects were arrested in Belgium, and 4 more abroad.
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In 2005, Tencent launched Qzone, a social networking/blogging service integrated within QQ. Qzone has become one of the largest social networking services in China, with a user base of 645 million in 2014. WeChat is a social mobile application with voice and text messaging, timeline, and several social features like 'drift a bottle'. It is the most popular social mobile application in China and some overseas Chinese communities, for instance, Malaysia. WeChat would like to have expanded more abroad but, as of 2017, was unsuccessful in penetrating major international markets outside of China.
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In 2011, he played in the Croatian Second Football League with NK Imotski, and had a loan spell with NK Rudeš.He later played in the Treća HNL with BŠK Zmaj, and NK Oriolik.The following season he played with NK Pajde Möhlin, and featured in the 2015 Croatian World Club Championship, where he was named best player in the tournament.He played once more abroad in 2016 with SG HWW Niederroßbach, and later in the Canadian Soccer League with Hamilton City SC.In 2019, he returned to the Bezirksliga to play with TuS Montabaur.
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The Gülen movement, also known as Hizmet or Jamaat, has millions of followers, as well as many more abroad. Beyond the schools established by Gülen's followers, many Gülenists held positions of power in Turkey's police forces and judiciary. Turkish and foreign analysts believe Gülen also has sympathizers in the Turkish parliament and that his movement controlled the widely read Islamic conservative Zaman newspaper, the private Bank Asya bank, the Samanyolu TV television station, and many other media and business organizations, including the Turkish Confederation of Businessmen and Industrialists (TUSKON). All have been shut down following the coup attempt.
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A few were exilled to South America, although Candlin suggests thta, such had been the losses to the slave population, tha the British could not afford for to lose many more abroad. Overall, approximately 25% of the island's slave population—around 7,000 people—died during the revolt. Another 500—charged with being in possession of arms—were sold off the island. Many, however, seem to have remained free, or unmolested; Dr Hay commented in his later report that when he eventually returned from Guadeloupe, he was "dismayed by the numbers of the enslaved who had taken up casual residence in the town".
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In 1931 during the depth of the Great Depression, Merle Norrman spent $150 to open a small local cosmetics studio named Merle Norman Cosmetics in downtown Santa Monica to sell their products more abroad. Norman would begin the "try before you buy" philosophy, letting her customers try on products for free. In the next couple of years women who were interested in the Merle Norman Cosmetics brand wanted to open their own studios throughout California, starting an early chain of franchises dubbed "studios." By 1934, the company had rapidly expanded to 94 independently owned franchises across the contiguous United States, with them predominantly being owned by women.
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As the founder of Mouridism, Sheikh Ahmadou Bamba is considered one of the greatest spiritual leaders in Senegalese history and of the biggest influences on contemporary Senegalese life and culture. Mouridism is today one of Senegal’s four Sufi movements, with four million devotees in Senegal alone and thousands more abroad, the majority of whom are emigrants from Senegal. Followers of the Mouride movement, an offshoot of traditional Sufi philosophy, aspire to live closer to God, in emulation of the Prophet Muhammad's example. Today, Ahmadou Bamba has an estimated following of more than 3 million people and parades occur around the world in his honor, including in various cities in the USA.
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On 24 September 2011, Ajax Amsterdam opened the Ajax Experience as an attempt to bring the World of Ajax tour closer to Amsterdam- Centrum. Designed by Sid Lee and Gsmprjct°, the Ajax Experience was an interactive experience which shared the philosophy of the club with the public, as well as bring the audience closer to the likes of Johan Cruijff, Marco van Basten or Wesley Sneijder. Various national and international trophies that were won by the club over the years were on public display as well. With an estimated 3,5 million to 4,5 million fans in the Netherlands, and even more abroad, the Ajax Experience aimed to cater to the various fans who not only frequent the Amsterdam ArenA or Sportpark De Toekomst, but also those who are visiting Amsterdam as a tourist destination who are not looking to deviate too far from the trusted central area near by frequented destinations such as Stopera, Joods Historisch Museum, Tunfun, or Artis.
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