Now, value stocks may be more attractive than growth, and Treasurys are starting to look more attractive versus stocks.
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"Companies that pay more for bounties are definitely more attractive to hackers, especially more attractive to top hackers," Han said.
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The suddenly much cheaper country would become a more attractive tourist destination, more attractive maker of export goods, and more attractive magnet for a new round of foreign investment, thus helping it recover from the financial crisis.
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It's our sourcing just more drivers to come onto the platform, and we have to make it more attractive because their alternatives are becoming more attractive.
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One of the most delightful aspects of Adobe Photoshop is the ability to reframe your favorite things in a more attractive light — or more specifically, a more attractive color.
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But in making a Latinx community more attractive to young Latinxs, gentefiers have to ask themselves if they're subsequently making their communities more attractive to affluent white folks as well.
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But with prices down, valuations look a lot more attractive.
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This competitive pressure has also made such arrangements more attractive.
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There are no two more attractive people on the planet.
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For instance, most people find fur more attractive than scales.
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It's going to make it an even more attractive computer.
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A price on carbon would also make them more attractive.
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A lot of these environments [in Asia] look more attractive.
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As interest rates have fallen, borrowing has become more attractive.
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This makes the remaining slices more attractive to private lenders.
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As natural gas prices rise, coal could become more attractive.
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Organic growth, or smaller deals, look more attractive for now.
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That model will be a lot more attractive to importers.
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Employers are answering the call for more attractive workplace benefits.
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I mean, men's tennis is more attractive than women's tennis.
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Higher rates make a country's currency more attractive to investors.
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However, he thinks overseas markets are more attractive, particularly Europe.
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Filing an indictment under seal, however, could prove more attractive.
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DOES THEIR STARTING POINT LOOK MORE ATTRACTIVE SNAPSHOT OF TODAY?
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So if yields continue to fall, gold looks more attractive.
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As one explores the idea further, it becomes more attractive.
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Newly released bonds with higher interest rates are more attractive.
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Lower rates also make stocks look more attractive to investors.
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The company could work to make Asia even more attractive.
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You will be more attractive to others during this transit.
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Playing good music can make men more attractive to women.
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Partner companies acquired features to make their products more attractive.
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Regulations taxing carbon could also make the fuel more attractive.
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And the younger they are, the more attractive they are.
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It's true: mosquitoes find some people more attractive than others.
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Oppenheimer said Costco's more attractive valuation is a buying opportunity.
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Lower interest rates have also made buying property more attractive.
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At first glance, the New York salary seems more attractive.
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Generally, a higher free cash flow yield is more attractive.
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Smartphones have never been more powerful or more attractive looking.
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Could she make it more attractive, and not so hot?
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Seade said such friction made North America look more attractive.
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None of this makes Colton all that more attractive as Bachelor.
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The bigger the virtual society becomes, the more attractive it is.
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At different timing of the cycle, it can be more attractive.
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Investors seem to find fintech up to 10 times more attractive.
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This makes stocks look relatively more attractive, on an historical basis.
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By making reviewing more attractive, hopes researchers might start volunteering instead.
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And because they become less attractive, other insectivores become more attractive.
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It made me feel better about myself, more confident, more attractive.
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That makes them more attractive from a yield perspective, added Nelson.
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The alternative – not doing business in Iran – will seem more attractive.
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Higher interest rates commonly make a currency more attractive to investors.
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Does international assets look more attractive than U.S. assets right now?
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Average-looking faces are also usually considered more attractive, studies show.
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Once cars can drive themselves, car sharing becomes much more attractive.
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Other policies will make young workers more attractive still to employers.
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Since then, it's not like the gig has grown more attractive.
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In hopes of making the vacant positions more attractive, Florida Gov.
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They also make stocks more attractive as investments relative to bonds.
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He said Facebook's recent decline makes its valuation much more attractive.
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This free market solution is much more attractive to my patients.
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Banks are finding it more attractive to lend to the government.
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For China, the tariff situation has made Australian sorghum more attractive.
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"Growing your dividend actually makes your stock more attractive," she said.
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Room rates soared, making beachfront properties more attractive as takeover targets.
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High-quality bank stocks will become more attractive if savings rise.
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In a way, it made the culture all the more attractive.
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You want to be even more attractive to the public eye!
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Women find mindful men more attractive due to their increased attentiveness.
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"This makes the dollar a lot more attractive to global investors."
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Nonetheless, there are other bond markets offering perhaps more attractive positions.
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The wider discount makes the oil more attractive to potential buyers.
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Ours is a happy green that makes our space more attractive.
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After all, which plan is more attractive to young macho men?
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They make the returns from bonds more attractive compared with stocks.
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That bizarre situation makes gold look even more attractive by comparison.
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Under Mr. Aron, AMC has worked to make theatergoing more attractive.
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Moving it out to sea has become more attractive, proponents say.
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He suggested the shift could make health care look more attractive.
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He said stocks have gotten cheaper, making some names more attractive.
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If American support looks less assured, then China becomes more attractive.
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But to your point, the cost structure is way more attractive.
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His hair was falling back at a more attractive angle again.
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Some market participants said this could make UK CMBS more attractive.
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The darned thing only gets more attractive as it [goes] lower.
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Extremely low interest rates make stocks look more attractive by comparison.
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This behavior made them even more attractive from a quality perspective.
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"Mortgages, relative to their history, actually look a lot more attractive."
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Subsidies make renewables more attractive, but could disappear if government changes.
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It'll make you more attractive to the people you do like.
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"The real challenge for us now is to become even more attractive for the young customers who live in the new markets ... we need to increase our investments to be more attractive and visible," Della Valle said.
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"I think a lot of the ancillary benefits of this is that we are more attractive to women, we are more attractive to a diverse population, and our culture is one of close family ties," she said.
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However, the flexibility to move around may be more attractive to others.
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Higher bond yields would usually make a currency more attractive, spurring inflows.
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"Relative to growth, Facebook is actually more attractive than Google," he said.
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Conservative investors have more attractive options among sectors that pay bigger dividends.
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That makes the U.S. 10-year's 1.75 percent yield relatively more attractive.
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It helps British exporters and makes tourism in the UK more attractive.
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"Gold is looking more and more attractive every single day," concluded Marcelli.
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We think it's one of the more attractive sectors as it stands.
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However, Walmart is picking up pace and is evidently becoming more attractive.
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"I've gotten better at finding ways to [feel] more attractive," she says.
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A rising oil price would make the IPO more attractive to investors.
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He suggests that populism may become more attractive as global integration matures.
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Repatriation alone would not suddenly make investments more attractive than such payouts.
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Studies have found the skill makes you more attractive to others. 44.
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The economics of cloud gaming, indeed, could be more attractive to manufacturers.
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The encrypted-messaging world may look more attractive to it right now.
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As with the euro, a weaker yuan makes Chinese exports more attractive.
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For insurers, larger markets are more attractive with lower customer acquisition costs.
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Plus, the low interest rate environment makes equities more attractive, he said.
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Those markets are far less saturated and much more attractive for investors.
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The U.S. yields, which have never been negative, are relatively more attractive.
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Like would men find MILFs more attractive than similar women without kids?
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Such a trend will make them even more attractive to online marketers.
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These are some good entry points because valuations have become more attractive.
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In denser residential areas, they are better designed and more attractive destinations.
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On an interest rate differential basis, the U.S. looks more attractive globally.
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The idea is to make IBM's services more attractive to VMWare's customers.
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But apparently, this is more attractive to the ever-combative President Trump.
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Experts say that market will be more attractive to younger, healthier people.
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A weaker dollar makes gold more attractive for investors using other currencies.
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Experts say that market will be more attractive to younger, healthier people.
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At that price point the economics are fundamentally a lot more attractive.
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These developments made the area all the more attractive for architectural innovation.
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That's a substantial savings for what's arguably a more attractive package overall.
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And the more apps a platform had, the more attractive devices became.
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The odd conditions of 2018 have already made stock valuations more attractive.
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A weaker renminbi has made Chinese goods more attractive despite the tariffs.
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After all, "green" sounds more attractive than "ice-filled" for many holidaymakers.
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Low bond yields, which move inversely to prices, makes equities more attractive.
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Different search engines will likely be more attractive to different demographic groups.
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As a result, U.S. yields have looked more attractive to global investors.
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"We think with further rate cuts, they'll become more attractive," he said.
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As apartments become more attractive, people are less likely to buy houses.
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But the costs may make that airline premium economy seat more attractive.
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Brands try to attract customers with what's described as more attractive pricing.
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When a freedom to choose is restricted, it becomes much more attractive.
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This would help make coverage more attractive for younger and healthier enrollees.
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"If it's illegal, that might make it even more attractive," he said.
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The ITC today is no doubt a more attractive venue than before.
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For doctors, that has made work on the mainland ever more attractive.
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However, at some point U.S. bonds will start looking more attractive again.
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The clear message being sent: Private markets are more attractive than ever.
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As bonds become more attractive to investors looking for returns, stocks suffer.
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I can think of several other wagons that are notably more attractive.
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Ironically though, those sanctions made companies' debt more attractive to some investors.
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"As the sector becomes even more and more attractive, we're ready," he said.
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Others point to reduced fears about inflation, making the 10-year more attractive.
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The FAO promotes rice alternatives as "smart crops" to make them more attractive.
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But Mishra said the rising rates and inflation scenario make it more attractive.
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The accidental alliteration makes it more attractive, but no more or less true.
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Cards became relatively more attractive than capital markets under post-crisis capital rules.
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SK: Yes, if there are greater opportunities or later-stage becomes more attractive.
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Rising rates also mean bonds start offering more attractive yields to starving savers.
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The new Gmail and Calendar apps were more attractive and usable, as well.
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This alone won't make Nest Aware that much more attractive of an offering.
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Does it gain because it becomes more attractive to investors than the UK?
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Name another disaster that leaves the afflicted region more attractive in its wake.
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Overall, they liked to hit victims who were skinny, smaller, more attractive men.
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That means all stocks with good dividends will become a lot more attractive.
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To be clear, the iPhone X is the more attractive and beguiling device.
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This could make the market more attractive by giving investors flexibility to hedge.
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Value stocks are even more attractive on a relative basis, fund managers said.
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That heady cocktail of control is currently more attractive than sober, serene scholarship.
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Evidence suggests that those who are perceived as more attractive are more successful.
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They also make other investment vehicles, such as bonds and CDs, more attractive.
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Higher U.S. yields and a steeper curve are more attractive to Japanese investors.
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All we know is that Sweden is looking more attractive by the minute.
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Meanwhile, for entrepreneurs it could potentially make equity crowdfunding via Seedrs more attractive.
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These actions all work to make health care more affordable and more attractive.
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The reduced bond supply will make Quebec's credit even more attractive, he said.
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In related news, Dean just became, like, three times more attractive to me.
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"Emerging markets are more attractive than high yield at these levels," Rieder said.
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I'm not sure if I've ever seen more attractive people in one place.
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However, those factors do not make Netflix shares any more attractive to Sanchez.
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Higher interest rates increase a currency's return, making it more attractive to investors.
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The fact that the jobs pay well makes the opportunity even more attractive.
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"Basket economics are more attractive to us than unit economics," McMillon told CNBC.
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The loan is crucial for Sri Lanka to secure more attractive borrowing terms.
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"The baskets are much higher and therefore a business customer is more attractive."
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The collaboration dates to 2010, which could make it more attractive for donors.
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I actually feel more attractive now at my age than I did then.
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But Europe and Mexico are, for now, more attractive destinations for spot cargoes.
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Equities have remained far more attractive than debt in investors' search for yields.
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Turkey is more attractive because of its position as a gateway to Europe.
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Some added costly luxury amenities like rock-climbing walls to seem more attractive.
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"Are the Earthlings are becoming more attractive?" a middling alien biologist would ask.
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Playing hard to get, the theory goes, makes you seem far more attractive.
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As Twitter grew in popularity, its data became more attractive and more valuable.
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Let's instead attach ourselves to a much more attractive and basically fictional world.
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A big market would only be more attractive to entrepreneurs and venture capital.
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Here are the ways science says you can appear more attractive to others.
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Results showed that the people described with positive traits were rated more attractive.
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This is what makes American businesses more attractive, both at home and abroad.
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Joe Biden's recent surge surely makes a campaign look more attractive to Bullock.
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I'm sure that makes him an even more attractive target for slash writers.
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Venus enters your sign on Sunday morning, making you more attractive to others!
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"You increase productivity, but also make the job more attractive," Mr. Rodrigues said.
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Those standards make electric vehicles more attractive because they have no tailpipe emissions.
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A timeline of a few months seemed more attractive than Tony's patient year.
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The weaker a country, the more attractive a target it is for bullies.
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Cads with dogs were even rated slightly more attractive than dads with dogs.
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Lopez says that's a political ploy to make their reductionist views more attractive.
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The effects are unsurprising: other countries have become more attractive places to invest.
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He believes some industry sectors are more attractive than others at the moment.
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But recent trends have made investing in chip startups more attractive, he added.
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From the perspective of a worker, taking a job would become more attractive.
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Doronin said Miami is becoming more attractive to companies as well as individuals.
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It gives lenders comfort to lend to these operators at more attractive rates.
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Now Starbucks is taking steps it believes will make the program more attractive.
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Surprisingly, people find carotenoid coloration more attractive than melanin coloration from sun exposure.
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If these numbers are equal, the individual is said to be more attractive.
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As bourbon prices skyrocket, brandy is starting to look more and more attractive.
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Lower interest rates tend to make non-yielding gold more attractive to investors.
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Starkey said the import collapse could be explained by a wider spread between U.S. crude and Brent prices and a more attractive cost structure for Brent — both of which make imported oil more attractive — as well as supply outages overseas.
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The IMF also recommended pension reforms to make it more attractive to work longer.
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Two Conservatives have offered another plan that could be more attractive to the government.
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Goldman Sachs has found the safe haven gold more attractive after a volatile December.
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A booming stock market has boosted corporate valuations, making the IPO option more attractive.
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The black-and-white striped Tudor high street is more attractive, though hardly unique.
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But according to two sources, Kushner and Meyer found more attractive suitors in Hillaryland.
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Higher interest rates provide better yield to investors and make a currency more attractive.
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They seemed to think such things made the companies they run sound more attractive.
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Filters that make people look more attractive — flower crown, butterfly crown, rosy cheeks, etc.
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It's a lot more attractive than the chiseled, square frame on past Galaxy phones.
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The plunge in returns on bonds has made equities look more attractive in comparison.
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The move makes the firm more attractive to investors ahead of a planned IPO.
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Physician Dr. Roshini Raj explains why playing hard to get makes you more attractive.
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She feels more attractive somehow and understands better why Dad was always chasing them.
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Bullish investors have hoped a pick-up in profits would make prices more attractive.
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And it's arguably more attractive than the myriad of other wrist computers we've seen.
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Increasing U.S. interest rates would make the dollar a more attractive currency for investors.
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The lower price tag could make the headset more attractive to Microsoft's commercial audience.
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AWS is contributing code and documentation to make MXNet more attractive to the ecosystem.
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The new site is definitely more attractive and easier to use following the redesign.
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However, Kuo also said that the iPhone 8 could prove more attractive to consumers.
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Though what about this serves to make Trump's approach look more attractive is unclear.
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The incident raised Salesforce's profile and made it a more attractive place to work.
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Relatively higher yields in the asset class also makes them more attractive for investors.
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When she leaves him for someone more attractive, more well-known, the narrator fumes.
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In theory, negative rates should make borrowing more attractive, both for consumers and businesses.
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Brazil is now much more attractive than it was a year or two ago.
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With manufacturers struggling worldwide, emerging markets look more attractive than the U.S., he said.
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It also argued its stock would make the deal more attractive to CSRA shareholders.
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With respectable specs, the camera's other features start to look a bit more attractive.
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You'll come across as even more attractive and charming than usual during this period.
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And it could be even more attractive than an IRA for more typical consumers.
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Valuation in the sector remains more attractive than in other U.S. sectors as well.
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People who are seen eating 'good' food are rated as more attractive, more ethical.
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That, in turn, should make the biggest cities relatively more attractive to young people.
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This makes emerging markets a more attractive prospect, at least for European care firms.
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The Asian governments made it even more attractive by keeping interest rates artificially high.
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But even so, for many Chinese tech firms, the U.S. market remains more attractive.
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Simultaneously, it has become relatively more attractive to issue corporate bonds in other currencies.
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John Cornyn -- the state may look more attractive to Democrats at the presidential level.
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You don't need plastic surgery to appear more attractive — you just need to laugh.
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WTI's discount to international benchmark has made U.S. oil more attractive to overseas buyers.
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Although it's not as plush as the dining room, the tavern is more attractive.
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And falling prices for solar and wind power make clean energies ever more attractive.
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They also thought the men looked more attractive, successful and approachable after their procedures.
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Does that make it a more attractive place to be selling English sparkling wine?
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The more consumers use a search engine, the more attractive it becomes to advertisers.
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But he said consuming less energy could be more attractive than one may think.
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If your best friend is super-attractive, more attractive than you, think about that.
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Mastrobuoni said that the lack of competition made New Wave a more attractive investment.
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However, this does not mean the bigger the group, the more attractive you are.
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Chung's English is improving, which made working with an English-speaking coach more attractive.
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I wonder if us being COVID-19 immune will make us more attractive employers?
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That prospect is made more attractive with affordable devices, like Fitbit's popular Versa wearable.
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But it makes the country more attractive for tourists with foreign currency to spend.
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Finding California's climate more attractive than Houston's, the Reichardts stayed after leaving the service.
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That the product came stapled to monetization tools made it all the more attractive.
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So if you're satiated, you'll find the person with the larger eyes more attractive.
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That drop means EVs are more cost effective and more attractive to potential buyers.
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Southern European debt has also become more attractive to those seeking fixed-income yield.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated oil more attractive to users of other currencies.
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"Investors are starting to see fundamentals way more attractive in emerging markets," Butterfill noted.
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Moving forward, CMS should incentivize new entrants by making the financial arrangements more attractive.
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Belgium played the more attractive football, with Eden Hazard their main source of danger.
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Rising yields have recently put pressure on stocks, tempting traders with more attractive returns.
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According to Cramer, the suit makes the internet-focused holding company even more attractive.
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Mayo said after a year of transition including new management, Goldman looks more attractive.
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Having more capital available also makes airports generally more attractive for public-private partnerships.
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Is the logic that the French are, by nature, more attractive than the Germans?
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A BMW X2, for instance, is significantly more attractive than its traditional X1 sibling.
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Having a "healthy glow" may make you more attractive—if you're a white guy.
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But today, analysts say, the gene revolution could be making germ weapons more attractive.
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This is certainly sleeker and more attractive than other cup holders designed for wheelchairs.
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In fact, it's looking much more attractive, long-term, than its pay-TV business.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated gold more attractive for buyers with other currencies.
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The new conspiracy seemed to be more attractive if it was a minority opinion.
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Both courses included are accredited by CPDUK, making you even more attractive to potential employers.
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And if the economy gets a boost this year, it could be even more attractive.
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But the larger size of the gloomies makes them a more attractive catch, he said.
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It also makes Juul and Cronos' intended international growth all the more attractive to it.
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Just keep in mind that the more splashing you do the more attractive you become.
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The idea of dating a me is more attractive than actually the reality of it.
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Nearly 35 percent said it would only make the country "slightly" more attractive for investment.
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This should make the Z Flip a much more attractive purchase for the early adopter.
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"Weakening of the pound is going to make it a more attractive destination," he said.
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Changes to the tax code in 1986 had made this structure more attractive to owners.
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WWE may be a more attractive acquisition target now than it was several months ago.
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And, if anything, it gets more attractive as the noises outside the walls mount up.
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The larger a payment network's size, the more attractive it becomes to other potential users.
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Europe looks a little more attractive than the U.S. with a bit better growth there.
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Slowly but surely, the bitcoin community is catching up and making bitcoin payments more attractive.
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As ultra-low or negative yields fall, gold begins to look more attractive in comparison.
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Smartphones made these services more attractive than ever, which potentially threatened traditional mobile calling plans.
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This will boost volumes needing to be cleared, making it more attractive as a business.
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They were infinitely more attractive than anything the Alta has (outside of that steel band).
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With the federal tax credit, they'll be cheaper, making them more attractive for some buyers.
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The good news: the alternative movie subscription services are looking more attractive by the day.
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But the more coercive Mr Khamenei's rule gets the more attractive Mr Sistani's teachings appear.
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And the fact that the Thermomix is $1,299 makes that option a lot more attractive.
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Falling costs of sensors, storage and computing power have made digital investments even more attractive.
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So it makes total sense that Valve would want to make its product more attractive.
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There are also more attractive trophies in La Liga and the Premier league, for example.
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"I would move on to other names that look more attractive, like Apple, for example. "
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Cutting rates would weaken the dollar, potentially making US exports more attractive to foreign buyers.
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Because of climate change, nuclear power—which produces no greenhouse gases—is looking more attractive.
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Apex Legends, however, has a unique opportunity to make the Battle Pass even more attractive.
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Their stocks gradually went lower as their revenues shrank, making their yields seem more attractive.
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A subsequent pricing correction made higher-yielding assets, including high-yield bonds, more attractive again.
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Calm and confident you are now infinitely more attractive than you were before the spell.
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But what makes Lyft's option more attractive is that riders will never experience surge pricing.
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To make this process more attractive, early check-in earns the right to board sooner.
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The more you fill out, the more attractive your profile will be to new viewers.
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These companies can make France more attractive and help accelerate the creation of more businesses.
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Chandler said weakness in global markets has made the U.S. market more attractive by comparison.
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This, in turn, will bolster bank earnings and thereby lift prices to more attractive levels.
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Gentefy used contemporary branding to make these legacy businesses more attractive to these young Latinxs.
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Offering buy online, pickup in-store (BOPIS) could make Amazon's Prime Day offerings more attractive.
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Installation costs have dropped by 70 percent in the last decade, making it more attractive.
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A weak pound helps a bit by making British assets cheaper and thus more attractive.
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The collapse in bond yields continued to make non-interest- paying gold look more attractive.
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However, the higher dosage of long-acting pills can make them more attractive for abuse.
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"That helped to make the first-lien more attractive," a banker on the deal said.
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And free apps like Facebook can make Apple's platform more attractive and competitive for users.
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Furthermore, some countries have weakened their own currencies, which make American equities even more attractive.
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Let your freak flag fly, because there's nothing more attractive and successful than being yourself.
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The steep penalty from central banks, however, makes keeping physical cash a more attractive alternative.
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A weak dollar lent support, making U.S. grains more attractive to those holding other currencies.
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But he added that making Android more attractive to iPhone owners was a secondary motive.
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As a result, some investors have sought to move money into more attractive investments elsewhere.
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So much so, the term "Longbottoming" means to get more attractive as you grow up.
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It's no more attractive in the world of "Nosedive," but it's much easier to understand.
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Or sit on cash and pray for a large pullback that brings more attractive valuations?
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These changes may make Lyft, a similar car service, seem like a more attractive option.
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In particular, the appeal of short-term, quick gains from tokens is ever more attractive.
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Suddenly, sending pandas abroad, for money and goodwill, became a more attractive option for China.
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A Health Savings Account (HSA) can make a high-deductible health insurance policy more attractive.
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When people hear about how nice somebody is, they find the person's face more attractive.
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A weaker dollar makes commodities denominated in the greenback more attractive for other currency holders.
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Higher interest rates boost the yield of dollar assets, making them more attractive to investors.
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"Maybe in the future, Hong Kong becomes more attractive," said Charles Zhang, CEO at Sohu.
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It is still at a point where it represents a more attractive alternative than bonds.
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In fact, we recently deployed more capital as we see a more attractive opportunity set.
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Ed Royce, which makes it all the more attractive for Democrats in a blue year.
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Whether people really find opposites more attractive has been the subject of many scientific studies.
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Now, it has the backing of Amazon and Prime delivery, making it even more attractive.
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So, I think we're getting in the vicinity of where stocks could be more attractive.
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Get the extra schooling or training that will help make you more attractive to employers.
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They were merged together to make the listing more attractive as a two-bedroom apartment.
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This will surely make the overall Brilliant system more attractive to a lot of people.
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There's a (sort of) simple answer for why it can make someone appear more attractive.
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Incumbents are continuing to roll out more attractive offerings in response to the fintech tsunami.
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But candidates with some rough edges are becoming more attractive because employers have little choice.
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A weak currency makes a country's exports cheaper on international markets, and therefore more attractive.
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The good news: There are more attractive options for entry-level investors than ever before.
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A blanket ban, as VICE has previously reported, could just make those products more attractive.
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The refreshed Chrysler Pacifica gets a much sleeker and more attractive front end for 2021.
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And that was more attractive to me than being hooked up to an hourlong drama.
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Those rate cuts made risky stocks look more attractive relative to ultra-safe government bonds.
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Netflix may have more levers to make its premium pricing in the U.S. more attractive.
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HOWARD MARKS: It is more attractive because the earnings estimates have gone up a lot.
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That yield has become more attractive as currency market volatility has plumbed to new lows.
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That might make the prospect of crossing the border without authorization a more attractive option.
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So the simple math of that obviously makes having your own ordering capabilities more attractive.
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Amazon has tried to make Whole Foods more attractive to Prime members since the acquisition.
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It also could make certain gaming stocks a more attractive investment in the new year.
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For Cramer, few stocks look more attractive than the market's most rapid secular growers: the .
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HTC recently dropped the price by $200 to make its product more attractive to consumers.
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Investing abroad is more attractive and easier than ever before, and capital is more mobile.
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And that was more attractive to me than being hooked up to an hourlong drama.
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She was never more attractive to me than with books in her arms, walking away.
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It must offer, instead, more attractive alternatives and meticulously protect its markets from predatory trade practices.
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Waiting for staff to retire is a more attractive option for VW workers than actual layoffs.
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"When it comes to careers, some may seem more attractive than others," the site's operators write.
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That allows for more attractive proportions, a clever hybrid option and a more dynamic ST model.
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George drops the Steakager off at BluefishConcepts to rework the device and make it more attractive.
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Pinterest's disruptive digital advertising business appears to be more attractive to Wall Street than ride-hailing.
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As rates rise, the benefits of a fixed-rate mortgage may become more attractive to borrowers.
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More attractive is the service that Google Play Music is tipped to soon fold into, YouTube.
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A weaker dollar makes gold more attractive for investors using other currencies to buy the metal.
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"If female Dalai Lama comes, then (she) should be more attractive," he said with a laugh.
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Because of climate change, nuclear power—which produces no greenhouse gases—is looking like more attractive.
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Oil prices climbed, as commodities denominated in dollars became more attractive to users of other currencies.
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Technological advances in sound systems and DJ equipment made it more attractive to open dance spaces.
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It's more attractive than the bulky Echo Show, which has similar features on a larger scale.
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The strong dollar and better transport and communications technology made it more attractive to produce abroad.
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America's deficit partly reflects the more attractive investment opportunities available there than elsewhere in the world.
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RBC Capital analyst Simos Simeonidis said the deal made Sarepta an even more attractive takeover target.
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The less time it takes to get property title, the more attractive informal housing options become.
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Instagram is unsurprisingly trying to make its platform more attractive for students to hang out on.
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What this all suggests is that Mixer is becoming a much more attractive proposition for streamers.
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Most trade is in dollars and a weaker U.S. currency makes financing such operations more attractive.
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"At the same time, we have made Volkswagen significantly more attractive as an employer," he said.
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These tend to be areas that have larger populations, which make them more attractive for insurers.
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The majority of these changes make Caffe more attractive to developers building services for large audiences.
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The company offered more attractive interest rates to sweeten investor returns at the expense of profitability.
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But he noted that some countries were more attractive to the Ontario-based fund than others.
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Tax and regulatory changes are making America more attractive in comparison, says Philip Cross, an economist.
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That makes its athletes that much more attractive — and likely worth any shoe sales-related risk.
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It's more attractive, has better audio, and ties into Google Music—my music player of choice.
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But she also tells me that that dude lost out because I'm more attractive than him.
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Even as cash grows more attractive, analysts do not see stocks falling out of favor soon.
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Higher interest rates make the assets of a country, including its currency, more attractive for investors.
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The wider spread makes grades from the Middle East more attractive than those priced on Brent.
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"Nick loves dating older women, and if anything it makes Priyanka even more attractive to him."
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The sell-off in bank stocks on Tuesday made them more attractive to Cramer, not less.
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The sell-off in bank stocks on Tuesday made them more attractive to Cramer, not less.
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"Any source of hard currency is considerably more attractive than any income in bolívars," he says.
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Both Suncor and Cenovus said easing curtailments would make those rail contracts more attractive to producers.
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Cory Pedersen: We were looking at what factors may make older men more attractive to women.
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Both airlines say this success is a result of making their flights more attractive to businesspeople.
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In some cases Cobble Hill is being seen as more attractive to buyers than Brooklyn Heights.
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The Home isn't just way more attractive (with substantially better bass), it's appearance is customizable too.
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That SEC approval could make bitcoin more attractive to investors who have so far stayed away.
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Though scoring high on an appreciation of "surreal humor," it did not make people more attractive.
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With the inclusion of Vietnam and India, too, the IPO could prove more attractive than before.
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All of this is done with the aim of making the area more attractive to business.
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As these come in different colors, the final version's often more attractive than any licensed cartridge.
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He said LIT looks more attractive right now than it did when he originally reviewed it.
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With Americans living longer, the option of long-term financial security has become increasingly more attractive.
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Making China a respected global power will require the development of a more attractive political system.
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The difficulty of making progress militarily will make a negotiated solution more attractive to the Kremlin.
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I mean-- stocks have been so much more attractive than bonds for a long time now.
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Vaishnav, however, said nuclear would become more attractive if there was a price on carbon emissions.
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A weaker dollar tends to make greenback-denominated oil more attractive to holders of other currencies.
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Meantime, recent weakness in the Brazilian real currency has made the country's soybean crop more attractive.
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But they didn't find the woman that much more attractive when she supported the same party.
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A weaker pound is potentially making destinations outside the euro zone, such as Turkey, more attractive.
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University of Rochester researchers found that women who wear red may be more attractive to men.
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A lot of the items here were on sale, which made the selection even more attractive.
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"If a female Dalai Lama comes, she should be more attractive," he reportedly responded while laughing.
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"It aims to make it more attractive for banks to collect lira deposits," the trader said.
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That would make those country's bond yields more attractive to investors than the lower-yielding JGBs.
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U.S. crude becomes more attractive to international buyers when it trades at a discount to Brent.
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And he wins because he makes it more attractive for other nations to buy him off.
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Equity Residential tells the Guardian they hope to make the buildings more attractive to potential tenants.
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Lower rates make stocks look more attractive, and they help economic growth by reducing borrowing costs.
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A weaker dollar is more attractive for a company or country looking to finance trade operations.
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She knew she was more attractive than Roy and that was intentional, a turn on, even.
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Researchers have identified the science-backed tricks to appearing more attractive, including smiling and wearing red.
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Sure enough, the man was rated significantly more attractive when he was wearing a red shirt.
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When it comes to Medicare, the administration has continued to make private Medicare plans more attractive.
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That weakens the yen, making Japanese cars, electronics and other products more attractive to foreign buyers.
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I didn't know what a leveraged buyout was, but it sounded more attractive than practicing law.
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Other times, they make procrastinating so painful that progress suddenly feels like a more attractive path.
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Outside of New York, where most people own cars, this will make driving even more attractive.
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And, with toilet paper shortages across the country, bidets are becoming an even more attractive alternative.
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It would also make the sub more attractive to eventual buyers once the expedition was over.
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Reduce that marginal tax rate, and exploiting workers to the max becomes a more attractive strategy.
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You change the world when you hold up a new and more attractive way to live.
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To some investors, even negative-yielding corporate bonds look more attractive than government debt right now.
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As a result, private-sector employers needed to make their jobs more attractive to retain workers.
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University of Rochester researchers found that women who wear red may be more attractive to men.
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A scented deodorant doesn't just eliminate bad body odor, it can also make you more attractive.
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Lower rates, these officials argue, make their economies more attractive to global investment and help companies.
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A Russia unencumbered by sanctions may be a more attractive business partner than the United States.
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He was more attractive in person than in his photos; he was also personable yet quiet.
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"After the hike in MSP, wheat planting has become even more attractive for farmers," Galipelli said.
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It's a much more attractive, smaller and, maybe more approachable, nightstand-friendly version of that device.
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If realized, such efficiencies would make the art market more attractive for collectors and investors alike.
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Still, $4.99 is a much more attractive price than the previously rumored $10 a month fee.
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Nevertheless, lower bond yields make those high-dividend blue-chips a bit more attractive, he said.
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A larger number of pixels per inch means the display is more attractive to look at.
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With each of these provisions, the Fix Crowdfunding Act makes regulation crowdfunding more attractive to issuers.
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But such headwinds make the cost benefits of outsourced automation all the more attractive to lenders.
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So the Army is looking inward, reforming itself to make the prospect of serving more attractive.
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At $299, the Yoga A12 is instantly more attractive compared to the Yoga Book's $499 price tag.
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It's a boring phone, and the larger, and slightly more attractive Pixel 2 XL isn't much better.
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Shapira says the company will be open sourcing these libraries to make them more attractive to developers.
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So the Fed may want to cut rates simply to make US bonds more attractive to investors.
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We see upside to FactSet consensus estimates, and the recent pullback in shares makes valuation more attractive.
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Lifan's marketing director Tomi Su said his firm would keep making their models more attractive to consumers.
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Among black people there's a long history of viewing light-skinned blacks as more attractive or accomplished.
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Negatively yielding bonds have made gold appear more attractive in a sort of portfolio rotation, Woo wrote.
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The Chinese companies have come down a very long way, so valuation appears to be more attractive.
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"It's just going to make America more attractive to bring back opportunities to our country," he added.
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That should make international stocks more attractive: A weaker dollar tends to help boost stock prices abroad.
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Depending on the conversion rate, StarOfService could have been more attractive for some platforms compared to others.
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Large caps may look more attractive here, according to Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors.
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The View is arguably more attractive than the Ring, with its smaller footprint and nicer plastic materials.
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Lower rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, making it more attractive to investors.
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That improves advisors' service to existing clients and makes them more attractive to future next-gen clients.
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Lower Fed rates can also spur inflation and boost economic growth, making gold and oil more attractive.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated oil more attractive to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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I found myself realizing I would be a far more attractive employer in a less competitive environment.
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However, they did not clearly identify one type of figure as being more attractive than the other.
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If an orderly procedure for leaving the euro were available, a Greek departure might become more attractive.
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The acquisition could make it more attractive to investors as the company reportedly prepares to go public.
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"We believe patient investors will likely get a more attractive entry point," Canaccord analyst Jed Dorsheimer said.
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The hope is that the collective's usefulness makes it more attractive than some of the larger funds.
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Even as U.S. rates decline, they remain more attractive than most other debt instruments in the world.
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They're not always, but they can certainly be utilized to make earnings per share look more attractive.
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These kites may be more attractive to areas that wish to preserve their scenic coastlines and views.
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His genuine concern for the underdog is all the more attractive set against Mr Trump's counterfeit concern.
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This would have made buying West African light crudes more attractive than cargoes from the United States.
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But reductions in traffic will make living in currently congested areas more attractive and hence more populous.
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The Senate bill contains several provisions that backers hope will make it more attractive to House Democrats.
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The fact that it's come down does not make it bad, it actually makes it more attractive.
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These may become more attractive as sterling continues to be historically undervalued against the dollar and euro.
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Google's Project Fi has tweaked its plans to make the service more attractive to heavy data users.
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In 2018 higher interest rates and tax cuts made American assets more attractive, boosting the greenback's value.
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Banks also came under pressure to lower lira deposit rates, making other currencies more attractive by comparison.
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We would revisit at a more attractive entry point as the L-T roadmap is still intact.
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The more funds they manage, the lower their fees can become, and the more attractive the product.
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Cheaper power makes other states, such as Texas, more attractive for manufacturers and heavy users of electricity.
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That drops the cost, which could make Loon much more attractive to business partners around the globe.
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For some people, the Mi A232 Lite may actually be the more attractive device regardless of price.
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But now, without the baggage of the original funding structure, Backplane/Place is more attractive to investors.
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This makes gold more attractive since it retains its value even in times of slower economic growth.
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Recommendations include various changes in market rules to better make continued operation of aging plants more attractive.
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Meanwhile, gold stocks gained 1.1 percent with a weaker U.S. dollar making the precious metal more attractive. .
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Losing the deduction could "make standard deductions more attractive," resulting in a decrease of local home values.
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The flip side of course is that we have become cheaper and more attractive to external investors.
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Donald Trump's platform of deregulation has also prompted tobacco to become more attractive as well, Cramer said.
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Do you often find yourself struggling to decide whether Justin Bieber or Zayn Malik is more attractive?
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Were the women able to articulate why they found the DILFs more attractive, beyond a number rating?
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Maybe you'll wear a more attractive watch to track steps during the day, or out at night.
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Mobile's increased popularity makes the channel more attractive to fraudsters just as it does to retailers themselves.
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KS: All right, but in terms of acquisition, is this to make themselves more attractive for sale?
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KZ to make its planned flotation more attractive to foreign investors, sources told Reuters earlier this month.
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There are still things you can do to appear more attractive and reap some of the benefits.
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" So as a result, Wald believes "there are more attractive opportunities for funds at the industry level.
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"If they can screen out bad patents, the application becomes more attractive to potential licensees," Schankerman said.
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Aramco remains the big target, and attracting it would also make Toronto more attractive to Gulf companies.
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"Part of that is the clouds around Uber have made Lyft relatively more attractive," says this person.
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Adding heft to the Surface Book is not making it more attractive to me as a portable.
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High profile clients like Spotify and Apple would certainly make it more attractive to other enterprise customers.
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The tariff made imports from rival suppliers like Brazil and Argentina far more attractive to private crushers.
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Monero is more attractive to cyberattackers than a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin because it's more difficult to trace.
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Loosening restrictions at Uber could boost employee morale and make the company more attractive to prospective talent.
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They have modernized their tax systems to make it more attractive to do business in their countries.
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CCGTs are therefore much more attractive for generators needing flexibility to operate in deregulated wholesale power markets.
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Republican primary voters made clear that they found Mr. Trump's brand of hard-edged nationalism more attractive.
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While the tax legislation makes REITs more attractive, it perhaps makes direct real estate investment less so.
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The NYSE delegation will have tough competition as rival exchanges tweak regulation to become more attractive options.
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The British government can also try to introduce changes to make Britain more attractive to outside investment.
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The prospect of interest rates holding steady made U.S. bonds more attractive, sending their prices sharply higher.
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Spotify occasionally runs promotional deals, which make a subscription to the music service more attractive to subscribers.
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Rising interest rates can make fixed-income assets more attractive than stocks when yields get high enough.
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Higher Treasury yields boost U.S. interest rates, which makes the dollar more attractive for investors to hold.
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If she looks more attractive, Sharifa feels, she will have a stronger say in her own future.
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"We were underweight Korea, but the recent widening has made spreads more attractive," said a fund manager.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, this has made cryptocurrencies—and the people who own them— more attractive targets for criminals.
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The payoff, schedule suppliers say, is that the booking tool makes clients more attractive in Google results.
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The Pentagon is trying to appeal to tomorrow's troops with reforms to make military service more attractive.
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Joule looks more attractive, and its compact size makes it easier to store in a kitchen drawer.
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In some cases, this kind of approach may make drugs more attractive as a sign of rebellion.
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This can make them more attractive to investors, and companies need investors' confidence and support to flourish.
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It is also almost certain someone will attempt gene editing to make stronger, smarter, more attractive babies.
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Morgan Stanley's boss, James Gorman, though, has crafted a more attractive-looking business for the longer term.
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China's inclusion, even on a limited scale, means that money managers will find the indexes more attractive.
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A good ESG rating makes that company more attractive to investors and drives the stock price up.
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Builders crawled back after that, focusing on mostly higher-end homes, where the margins are more attractive.
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"Renewable energy was more expensive than the technologies to burn oil and gas Now, it's more attractive."
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So why is a state with 4.8 million people becoming more attractive for auto manufacturers and suppliers?
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This has allowed Assured to swoop in on some of the more attractive bits of rivals' books.
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Non-traditional instruments, such as derivatives and commodities, have become more attractive to asset managers this year.
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A lower greenback would make U.S. exports more attractive, which would then hurt China's own export market.
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U.S. forces will be overstretched while also becoming more attractive targets for a broad array of adversaries.
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Inclusivity efforts lead to better cultural competence across the organization, and more attractive positioning for new talent.
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Low interest rates have made real estate more attractive, according to Michael Sonnenfeldt, founder of TIGER 21.
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For Cramer, few stocks look more attractive than the market's most rapid secular growers: the cloud kings.
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Aramco remains the big target, and attracting it would also make Toronto more attractive to Gulf companies.
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Also, higher rates mean that fixed income instruments like bonds become relatively more attractive compared to stocks.
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When it comes to going public, the French government wants to make European stock exchanges more attractive.
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That means that when bond yields rise and make bonds more attractive investments, REITs can get clobbered.
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"Deal activity will pick up again, no doubt, hopefully at more attractive prices for buyers," Baratta said.
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For example, a company's CEO may seem more attractive to employees than to people outside the company.
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The expectation is that parents would prefer the "more attractive" version of their child, despite it being incorrect.
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AMC's stock is more attractive than competitors Regal Entertainment Group and Cinemark Holdings, the financial weekly newspaper added.
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They have offered more attractive combinations of technology, interface, and content for long enough to rule the roost.
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Right now, however, the U.S. tariff war with China could be making Indonesia and its neighbors more attractive.
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As interest rates rise, certificates of deposit, savings and rewards checking accounts are now providing more attractive returns.
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The EU has also stepped up efforts to make itself more attractive as a location for fintech firms.
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The pricier the set, the thinner the display, the more attractive the bezel, and the nicer the audio.
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In the meantime, that 5 percent fee makes the company more attractive to creators than higher-priced competitors.
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But EU countries are more attractive for North Korea because wages are higher, EAHRNK director Michael Glendinning said.
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And the brand is hoping a collaboration with family-friendly YouTubers will make the meal even more attractive.
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For some of these consumers, the outdated cable system might still prove a simpler and more attractive alternative.
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He said health care has become more attractive to him as it has come under pressure this year.
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It looks like an antiquated Bluetooth earpiece, granted a much more attractive one than those gadgets of old.
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Huawei oversaturates photos to make them more attractive at first glance, but ultimately resulting in loss of detail.
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At the same time, fresh requirements for maintaining free floats may make existing listings more attractive to investors.
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It also limits the liabilities of private insurers, making it more attractive for them to cover social care.
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Relatively strong economic data in the United States is also making the greenback more attractive than other currencies.
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The S8's software interface is quite nice, and much more attractive than Samsung's older efforts have been.
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The European Union is more attractive than any 20th-century utopia, for the simple reason that it exists.
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SALES IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC A handful of deals are poised to position Fiji as financially more attractive.
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An economic downturn may provide us an opportunity to further scale our platform at more attractive unit economics.
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Both trends should support inflation-linked bonds, therefore making them even more attractive than they would otherwise be.
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But then Google came along and offered all of that in an even faster and more attractive package.
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The company had looked at other locales, such as Silicon Valley and Chicago, but found Austin more attractive.
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It's likely, though, that the feature may be more attractive for commercial applications—such as farming or delivery.
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The lesser supplies at Brazilian ports have also rendered the U.S. rates more attractive for the primary customer.
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As they age, these plants require more maintenance and repairs, making renewable power all that much more attractive.
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If you think about future yield and shareholder returns, it's a far more attractive investment than government bonds.
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Higher rates make U.S. investments more attractive against other currencies and would be expected to support the dollar.
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"It does make Gilts more attractive," Kazmi said, especially in an environment of negative yields across continental Europe.
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Signals that U.S. rate rises will slow next year could make emerging market assets look relatively more attractive.
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Prince Muhammad may be pleased; pricier oil would make Aramco more attractive to investors and hence more valuable.
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If expanding your mind closer to home is more attractive to you, consider your options for higher learning.
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"It's about elevating the brand and making it more emotional and more attractive to the consumers," Luis said.
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"The more stress operators are under, the more attractive it is to export to commodity brokers," Houghton explained.
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It is a step towards making EV charging more accessible and more attractive to utilities, businesses and communities.
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A weakening Chinese currency, represented by more yuan needed to buy a dollar, makes China exports more attractive.
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When the previous MacBook Air was launched, one of the more attractive attributes was its $2699 starting pricing.
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Of course, increasing interest rates are classically bearish for stocks, as they make bonds a more attractive alternative.
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DIAMOND PRICES Man-made diamonds require less investment than mining natural stones and can offer more attractive margins.
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By plugging farmers into these networks, Lagat believes she can make the sector more attractive and more productive.
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At $149 rather than $199, the Pebble Time should look a bit more attractive to its target consumers.
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But on the other hand you face brighter demand prospects and your investment opportunities will look more attractive.
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Ferrari's move should speed up Rosberg's talks with Mercedes now that there are no more attractive possibilities remaining.
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The point of easy money is to make it more attractive for businesses to borrow, spend, and invest.
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Aspirational design, explains Wei, can help make sanitation products even more attractive to and prolific within rural communities.
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The reforms included a sharp devaluation of the Egyptian pound that made Egypt more attractive to private capital.
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I still think stocks are more attractive, but I have trouble buying it when every day it's up.
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But the deals you could make then were enormously more attractive than the deals you could make now.
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A rising federal funds rate could make government bonds more attractive to institutional investors than dividend-paying stocks.
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Brazilian beans also boast higher protein levels than U.S. supplies, making them more attractive for animal feed producers.
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The field's proximity to Gulf Coast refiners and export ports make it that much more attractive, she said.
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The Fund said the programme has helped turn the economy around and made it more attractive to investors.
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"I reject the idea that laxer regulation makes a jurisdiction more attractive," Hammond told a conference in London.
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The meager returns currently being offered in the bond market mean that equities look that much more attractive.
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Those tenders are potentially more attractive because companies can bid to develop them without tying up with Pemex.
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"She looks hot either way, but she looks so much more attractive this way," explains Instagram user @Emilyyyyaf.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte says scrapping the tax will make the Netherlands more attractive for foreign investment.
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The subscription option will presumably look more attractive over time as new games are added to the library.
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That could make the US dollar and gold even more attractive as places to hide in uncertain times.
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With bond yields climbing, it may not be long before fixed income starts looking more attractive than stocks.
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It may be a more attractive option for people who want the look of leather without the costs.
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For Song, the paralegal, safer bets closer to cities like Beijing are a more attractive option for now.
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Since the process reduces emissions, it's more attractive to environmentally inclined lawmakers than normal fossil fuel power plants.
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This isn't a reason to change your political affiliation so that someone finds you more attractive, of course.
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In February a bankruptcy law was enacted to make the Saudi market more attractive to entrepreneurs and investors.
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This combined with their technological offerings allows alt lenders to provide mortgage loans in a more attractive way.
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Looking beyond the 2025 Paris target, swapping regulations for a carbon tax becomes an even more attractive deal.
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This could make the U.S. dollar more attractive to foreign investors, boosting the greenback, thus depressing gold prices.
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Vid is cagey enough to know that Erika has a much more attractive friend, a cellist named Clementine.
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It repriced its original buyout loan in 2017 on more attractive terms, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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However, you don't have to change the assumptions much for it to be a much more attractive business.
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Bankers now expect that more attractive funding costs for some will draw more US names to the market.
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It would also make Florida a more attractive candidate for statehood, which eventually came to pass in 1845.
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By the way, the wheelie owner was not more attractive than I am — that was not a factor.
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Lower rates should make it more attractive for companies to relocate or consider the U.S. their new home.
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The better a tool like Square Capital operates, the more attractive it is to merchants over traditional tools.
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During this time, people in power find you more attractive, so use this to your advantage during interviews.
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He holds out hope that we can attract more workers to caregiving by making the occupation more attractive.
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The girls all seem very normal and are more attractive than the men by an order of magnitude.
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MAHINDRA: TO BE VERY HONEST, MICHELLE, WHAT IT MEANS IS THAT IT'S GOING TO MAKE OFFSHORING MORE ATTRACTIVE.
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The government should consider making changes to vehicle taxation, including company cars, to make electric vehicles more attractive.
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Results showed that men with scars appeared slightly more attractive for short-term relationships than men without scars.
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Painter rejects the comparison to WeWork, saying that the car leasing business is more attractive than real estate.
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The central bank also announced on Thursday that it would make retail deposits in local currency more attractive.
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But some actions by the Trump administration have pleased insurers and made the marketplace more attractive to them.
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Short-term cash is becoming more attractive — with greater liquidity and, often, lower risk — compared with holding bonds.
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Happily, a lot of companies have conspired to make the slog not just easier but also more attractive.
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Boston has the assets to put together a more attractive trade package than many teams in the running.
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Suddenly, funds that have human beings in charge of investment decisions are looking more attractive to anxious investors.
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That could be more attractive to road warriors than a plane ticket or hotel stay, Mr. Ewen said.
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If a city chooses to upgrade its kiosks to include advertising, however, the numbers look far more attractive.
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Even subpar TV dinners can seem more attractive than a home-cooked meal because of its immediate nature.
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Even subpar TV dinner can seem more attractive than a home cooked meal because of its immediate nature.
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It's possible the company could be more attractive to outside investors now that the controversial Levandowski is gone.
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Mr. Trump's criticism may also have made Harley-Davidson's products more attractive to customers who don't support him.
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There's something more attractive about a comedy with something to say than a drama with something to say.
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INTERESTINGLY ENOUGH AS YOU TALK TO CEOs OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES, THE UNITED STATES SEEMINGLY BECOMES MORE ATTRACTIVE.
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Under Mr. Dorsey, Twitter has sought to find ways to make its service more attractive to mainstream audiences.
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Rising rates can be bad for stocks because at some point higher yielding investments can be more attractive.
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A vibrant local talent pool makes Los Angeles a more attractive place to base a production, Sedgwick said.
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China has been accused of weakening its currency to make its exports more attractive and thus combat tariffs.
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You still think -- is the market more attractive today than it was in January when you wrote that?
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Here's why the new cheap iPhone could be more attractive than the iPhone X and iPhone X Plus.
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The recent sell-off managed to drag the otherwise soaring cohort down to more attractive prices, Cramer said.
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Higher rates tend to put pressure on the stock market because bond yields start to look more attractive.
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By improving their air quality and becoming greener, cities turn into more attractive places to live and work.
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That policy makes it more attractive for investors to hold US dollars, prompting them to sell other currencies.
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For some, deferring property taxes may be a more attractive option, according to the Center for Retirement Research.
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Higher rates do make newly issued bonds more attractive to investors, but they make existing bonds less attractive.
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That could make it more attractive as an acquisition, especially because investors have concerns about the company's leadership.
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They're making our automobile fleet more efficient, more attractive to consumers, and more competitive on the global market.
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A rise in U.S. interest rates would make the dollar, and dollar-denominated assets, more attractive to investors.
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The good news is that the more brutal the sell-off, the more attractive these stocks will look.
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That stock market decline late last year also left many potential targets cheaper, and more attractive, takeover candidates.
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Plummeting markets are making Roth IRAs more attractive, although not everyone can put money into these retirement accounts.
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Merkel is also facing calls to make Germany more attractive to foreign workers to plug critical labor shortages.
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The fare was still 5 cents, but rising incomes made the trains more attractive to the working class.
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Hiring more guards — and paying guards more to make the job more attractive to more people — costs money.
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Both companies are putting effort into expanding their productivity offerings and making them more attractive to enterprise customers.
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That's more attractive for some men than taking some pill—even a purportedly natural supplement—for penile enhancement.
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A weaker yuan makes Chinese exports more attractive, giving them a competitive advantage in international markets, some experts argue.
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The more connected and plugged in we are, the more attractive every aspect of our lives is to hackers.
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This interest rate differential between U.S. and Japanese bonds, makes the dollar a more attractive bet than the yen.
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Expectations have faded that the Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates this year, making China look more attractive.
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As the minimum wage gets pushed upward, those burger-flipping machines are going to look more and more attractive.
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But that kind of retaliation would damage Beijing's attempt to present China as a more attractive place to invest.
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Because at that point it becomes a much more attractive job, once someone else has done the dirty work.
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Nearly a quarter of Americans in a separate TransUnion survey said a good credit score makes someone more attractive.
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By definition rising rates make other asset classes like cash and bonds more attractive relative to the recent past.
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He also points to measures that were introduced after the Brexit vote to make Paris a more attractive destination.
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Across Twitter, more and more people have been arguing that the Beast is in fact the more attractive one.
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But if battery prices fell that much, oil would probably become much cheaper, too, making petrol engines more attractive.
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One way to make retirement communities more attractive is to frame the move as a gift to their children.
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The good news is that the more brutal the sell-off is, the more attractive these stocks will look.
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A climb in the share price, by more than 50% since July, has made a rights issue more attractive.
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Particularly for recent grads without work experience, emphasizing interpersonal skills can make you a much more attractive job candidate.
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If large numbers of devices use its cloud, it could make it more attractive for developers to build applications.
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"Mixing uses creates a vibrancy after hours, they create safer streets ... And they become naturally more attractive," he said.
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OnePlus is the little company that keeps coming closest to that high benchmark at a much more attractive price.
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As a result, reciprocal altruism is often more attractive than the cutthroat approach that prevails in single-shot situations.
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According to Schiffer, having a competent second-in-command will also help make your business more attractive to buyers.
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Clinton's more modest economic proposals, and her less aggressive stance toward Wall Street, may prove more attractive to voters.
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On the back of last month's Brexit vote, sterling has weakened significantly, making U.K. mergers and acquisitions more attractive.
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The company is trying to convince Wall Street that its engagement metrics make it a much more attractive platform.
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Particularly for recent grads without work experience, emphasizing interpersonal skills can make you a much more attractive job candidate.
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This makes renewable energy an ostensibly more attractive source of zero-carbon power than expensive and complex nuclear projects.
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Shipping in nat gas via pipeline is a more attractive and cost-effective proposition than converting it to liquid.
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I found myself eating my words almost immediately though— he was far more attractive and interesting than I'd remembered.
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The ownership model also provides Netflix with "more attractive economics and greater business and creative control," the letter said.
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This might mean that they are disproportionately pulled down other career paths they find more attractive than men do.
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Plus, has anyone in the history of time been more attractive than weepy single dad Jude Law in glasses?
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This made it more attractive for shale producers to sell forward their future production, enabling them to raise output.
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"The higher dose strength of the extended release was more attractive for abusers," FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf said.
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The fact that the house was totally gutted as a flip made it that much more attractive to them.
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The more that the the U.S.-China relationship deteriorates the more attractive the defense contractor stocks become, Cramer said.
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Meanwhile, other West African nations like Ghana and Mauritania have become more attractive to international oil and gas companies.
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Uber and Lyft have started reward programs to make their services even more attractive to their most loyal customers.
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"Taking on the cost and complication of going public could help make Chia more attractive to investors," he says.
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By increasing the proportion of publicly traded shares, Bankia could prove more attractive for institutional investors, de Guindos suggested.
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But there's one thing for sure, it's a great communication move and it makes France more attractive than ever.
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The dollar tumbled, making oil denominated in the greenback more attractive to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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To a generation raised on Snapchat filters and vape tricks, of course this seemed like the more attractive option.
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There could not possibly be a greater need, or more attractive investor market, for renewable energy than in Africa.
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Economic and demographic shifts are making life insurance and annuities more attractive options for fixed income, financial advisors say.
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" Deere management indicated during the last earnings call that leasing "is becoming more attractive to many of our customers.
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An SEC investigation found that RBC's presentation included "materially false and misleading statements," making the bid look more attractive.
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Perhaps the prolixity of mainstream culture makes the uncompromising strictness of Islamic rules more attractive to a significant minority.
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Higher U.S. interest rates increase the value of the dollar by making dollar-denominated assets more attractive to investors.
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This interest rate differential between U.S. and Japanese bonds makes the dollar a more attractive bet than the yen.
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He said the U.S. 2-year is much more attractive, based on its 2.37 percent yield, than other sovereigns.
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Such a move would reduce the interest rate gap between Switzerland and the euro zone, making francs more attractive.
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UTC's booming aerospace business, for instance, is much more attractive than Carrier, which makes heating and air conditioning systems.
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Results showed that participants rated both men and women significantly more attractive when they were pictured in a group.
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Minimum wage increases help reduce migration from the lowest-wage states, making them more attractive targets for economic investment.
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Accordingly, organized crime will become a more attractive option, and in some places, such as Central America, virtually unavoidable.
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This in turn allows for higher profits, which increases dividends, which makes stock more attractive, which makes stockholders wealthier.
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The investor said major luxury brands will launch new, more attractive electric cars later this year and in 2019.
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Apparently, 93% of those surveyed also find language skills more attractive than a six-pack and/or athletic build.
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This means interfering with electoral machinery, while more difficult and riskier, might be more attractive than it was before.
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Higher U.S. interest rates raise the value of the dollar by making dollar-denominated assets more attractive to investors.
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Ferrovial confirmed its takeover offer for Broadspectrum on Wednesday, saying the offer was more attractive in the current environment.
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What's more, lower starting prices for iPhone 21 and Watch Series 2699 are more attractive for first time buyers.
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Rina and Uma told me that madams go to great lengths to make their girls more attractive to customers.
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"I propose to further consolidate the gains in order to make India a more attractive FDI destination," Sitharaman said.
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"The more attractive a game is to the general fan, the more attraction you get from bettors," Mitchell said.
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In addition, when the economy improves, the job market becomes more attractive to some high school graduates than college.
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"I feel very strongly that individual stocks are much more attractive than [buying] the S&P 500," Cooperman continued.
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The devices are discrete and come with sweet flavors, which make them more attractive to young people than cigarettes.
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The increased subsidies "would make purchasing nongroup insurance more attractive for some people," increasing sign-ups, the report said.
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Israel argues that more investment dollars are coming into climate-related investments and that should make them more attractive.
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"There's also the fact that they have an aspiration aspect or quality, which makes it more attractive," said Teixeira.
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China slowdown makes dollar look more attractive Several experts do think the dollar rally has legs left in it.
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Kimpton's family-friendly package for Hotel Palomar in Washington, DC might make taking kids on the road more attractive.
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But when it comes to applications, companies with narrow focuses that can generate small returns quickly are more attractive.
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They fantasized about moving abroad — an idea that seemed more attractive as the couple, both 50, settled into midlife.
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At the hearing, he argued that the top rate should be raised to make investment a more attractive option.
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"When every country is trying to destroy its currency, it makes gold a more attractive investment," Mr. Katsenelson says.
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In other words, they have evolved to be worse at flying in order to be more attractive to mates.
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The Apple Watch lineup is also more attractive than ever, with 2017's Series 3 model starting at $199.
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The low interest rates also made dividend yields more attractive relative to bond yields, and the stocks bounced back.
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That means the race, in California's expensive media market, could be more attractive to candidates who can self-fund.
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And according to market players, dividend yields look even more attractive in the context of Japan's negative interest rates.
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The shortage in physical supplies has also suddenly made the futures market much more attractive to buyers, dealers said.
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Yee said the politics clouding the sector have begun to dissipate in 2017, making biotech a more attractive buy.
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A widening discount of WTI to Brent crude makes it more attractive for foreign refiners to process U.S. oil.
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By relaxing some of those rules, the Trump administration could make the individual insurance market more attractive to insurers.
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Apple wants to sell subscriptions to iPhone users to boost profit and make its iPhone more attractive to customers.
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Europe, too, looks all the more attractive, as the United States under President Trump rethinks its stance on renewables.
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"The visual of putting a pill in a kid's mouth is so much more attractive to people," Glassman said.
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The weakening of the pound since the British referendum has made items being auctioned in the currency more attractive.
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With each snazzy new restaurant, his storefront looks more out of place and more attractive to real estate agents.
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The greater the share of recall costs that carmakers absorb, the more attractive Takata would be to potential investors.
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Recent research suggests that when low-wage migrant labor is unavailable, in some sectors offshore options become more attractive.
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From there, you can work to build the sort of capabilities that make you more attractive to potential buyers.
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I'm often sitting next to them at the bench, telling them we need to make it look more attractive.
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She found me more attractive than him, and he is telling me what a great marriage he will have.
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Second, higher prices for natural gas makes coal more attractive, and more competitive on the global market, Deskins said.
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They included a free trade agreement Japan has concluded with the European Union (making manufacture in Japan more attractive).
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Ms. Cohen, for example, says O'Hare International Airport revenue bonds are far more attractive than Illinois general obligation bonds.
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He captures a good likeness, but Fred is more attractive in person and when he's not on the spot.
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Most changes Amazon makes to its core shopping business are aimed at making its Prime membership program more attractive.
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This seems more attractive than the creation of more biennials or art fairs in Japan to court foreign capital.
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Spending time with volunteers like Terry allows the felines to become more socialized and therefore more attractive to potential adopters.
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Not a strand fell out of place in combat, except for when it did and was somehow even more attractive.
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A near 57 percent plunge in oil prices has pushed down the valuation of oil acreages, making acquisitions more attractive.
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The Saudi government cut the tax rate to 50 percent from 2017, making the firm more attractive to potential investors.
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"If (a) female Dalai Lama comes, then she should be more attractive," the Dalai Lama said, reaffirming his earlier comments.
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" While acknowledging that its "trend is still very positive," Wald concluded that "we see more attractive opportunities elsewhere right now.
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Now, however, consumers are increasingly demanding locally-sourced goods, making manufacturing in the Americas a more attractive bet, he added.
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"I found that I'm more attractive to brands that want to tap into the adventure side of backpacking," he says.
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Other countries are copying the American blueprint for startup activity and making their countries more attractive for new company creation.
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Before building Facebook, Zuckerberg created a website called Facemash that allowed people to choose the more attractive of two women.
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On the one hand, proximity to the retailer makes his operations more attractive to retailers looking for shorter lead times.
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Gaffney said that is partly because valuations for stocks in those markets are more attractive than in the United States.
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Structural timber is much lighter than concrete, cuts risks in earthquakes and can "create far more attractive interiors", he said.
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There is mounting evidence that these buildings are easier to sell, more attractive to tenants, and less vulnerable to obsolescence.
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But, that stereotype has made New York more attractive a city for young Chinese designers than London, Milan, or Paris.
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The smaller the difference, the lesser ERP investors receive, making so-called risk-free assets such as bonds more attractive.
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At this point, they read as cliche, and data suggests they don't make you look more attractive to potential matches.
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His policy prescription: make the East more attractive to qualified migrants, and invest in universities, research facilities and urban centres.
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The law means banks can hold muni bonds as part of their liquidity requirements, potentially making those bonds more attractive.
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Research based on two studies found that literally extending yourself could make you more attractive in speed and online dating.
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They have also become more attractive to foreign investors following the introduction of a three-year tax waiver in November.
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With a strong economic backdrop and more attractive valuations than U.S. equities, what's pushing investors to short the European market?
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Some experiments have found that these molecules make opposite-sex faces, or photographs thereof, appear more attractive to heterosexual volunteers.
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The project became even more attractive when Krasinski's wife, Emily Blunt, signed on to play the role of the mother.
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Nina Hale's Murphy said theoretically, having more social functions behind video might seem more attractive for advertisers and content creators.
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There's nothing more attractive than a man who stuffs his mouth with food to intimidate any other nearby men … right?
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Fortifying the border has driven up smuggling fees, making the business more attractive to organised crime, which now runs it.
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Deutsche hopes that by giving its asset management unit more operational independence the unit will be more attractive to talent.
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And the more success Las Vegas enjoys immediately, the more attractive the future 32nd franchise will be to potential suitors.
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Equities could rally for several months along with rising rates as better earnings make stock valuations more attractive, he said.
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But if you're looking for a visually distinctive phone, the recent $100 price cut makes the idea much more attractive.
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If rates remain on hold, that could keep the U.S. currency under pressure, potentially making gold more attractive to buy.
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This makes them more likely to be accepted by local residents and more attractive to operators because of lower costs.
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"Oil prices also rose, with a weaker U.S.-dollar making commodities priced in the currency more attractive," ANZ bank said.
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Higher interest rates could make other investment vehicles such as bonds more attractive than REITs and other high dividend stocks.
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His policy prescription: make the East more attractive to qualified migrants, and invest in universities, research facilities and urban centers.
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The low level of implied volatility, a major determinant of the cost of an option, has made options more attractive.
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They are already offering to share more of the revenue risk on new franchises, to make the deals more attractive.
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Portability can make a company more attractive to buy as it gives potential buyers comfort that financing is in place.
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Lower rates make stocks more attractive relative to bonds as it becomes harder to find yield in the bond market.
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The optimistic one is that the bonds look more attractive to investors, so the price rises and the yield falls.
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Turnill said some international markets have grown more attractive given the uncertainty around U.S. stocks and their relatively high prices.
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Many OPEC watchers believe that creates an incentive to boost oil prices so that Saudi Aramco's IPO looks more attractive.
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MC said that the spells most people do make the user more attractive rather than take over the targets mind.
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In part, this is because the empty airless Moon looks more attractive than it did in the days of Apollo.
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KZ (KMG) to make its planned flotation more attractive to foreign investors, two sources familiar with the talks told Reuters.
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Communications stocks are big winners because of their big dividend yields, which get more attractive when fixed income yields decline.
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But if Libra is launched, Toomey said, it's a more attractive option than bitcoin, since it should be less volatile.
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"With higher multiples and more growth ahead, I do think Peru will be more attractive to growth managers," he said.
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The new slate of content also could make Facebook's new Portal smart screen more attractive since Watch is built in.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)All this makes Fitbit's Charge 3 a much more attractive option for a simple fitness tracker.
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But in some cases, these companies still possess some very good fundamentals, yet the valuations are a lot more attractive.
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The recent dust-up surrounding the GOP's attempt to replace Obamacare could make it that much more attractive to investors.
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While falling yields make the non-yielding bullion more attractive, stronger dollar makes it costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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That should make the car operating system more attractive for potential users who are in the market for new cars.
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Hence, the trade may be to wait for price to come down to a level which makes it more attractive.
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Even so, betting on the rise of the Chinese holidaymaker looks more attractive than sticking to the main Western markets.
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It would make it much more attractive for companies to build operations in the United States instead of another country.
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I also hope Apple further lowers the price of iCloud storage to make it more attractive for businesses and individuals.
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China's life insurance sector could prove more attractive to foreign acquirers, given the industry's low penetration rate and growth potential.
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If you're younger than 40 and tear up this dance floor, you will never feel more attractive in your life.
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Nursing homes with low injury rates become more attractive to workers while those with high rates face pressures to improve.
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As for the stores themselves, Walmart is trying to boost sales by making them more attractive, easier places to visit.
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One way to make locals more attractive to employers would be to reduce the pay gap between them and foreigners.
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The euro and European equities became more attractive after Emmanuel Macron emerged the victor in France's presidential election last month.
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" That contrasts with actual face-to-face smiles, which make an individual appear "more attractive, sincere, trustworthy, warm, and competent.
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According to UBS, it is the first time since at least November 2014 that French bonds have been more attractive.
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For certain unscrupulous employers, this can make H-1Bs more attractive than U.S. workers who can leave for better offers.
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Interestingly, most scholars today assume that the oil was used simply to make the body glisten and look more attractive.
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What's more, as renewable sources of energy become more attractive, the days of big, "baseload" projects like Hinkley are numbered.
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Banks could always compete; they'd just have to offer higher interest rates and more attractive services than the public option.
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"When the Chinese trade issues surfaced and rates started going lower, [it made] these high-yielders more attractive," Cramer said.
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"Ways of disposing of cases without addressing the merits do become more attractive on an eight-member court," he said.
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So they meet someone new and question whether they, as an alternative, would be more attractive than their existing partner.
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In addition, Disney promises original programming will come to its streaming service, which will make it more attractive to consumers.
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That means that Chinese goods start to look more attractive globally as their prices decline in relation to the dollar.
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It could also add liquidity to trading in their stock, making the equity more attractive to a broader investment base.
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Interest in Indonesia's tenders has been tepid, though, and the industry has pointed to more attractive opportunities in other countries.
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Personally, I find the Tumi soft-shells and backpacks to be a touch more attractive than their hard-shell collection.
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"All of that put together makes the solar and renewable energy sector more attractive for public-market investors," he said.
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Interestingly, the fact that both sides would view this as an equally tough vote makes it all the more attractive.
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The goal is to make the region as a whole more attractive for what's known as midstream and downstream investments.
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While falling yields make the non-yielding bullion more attractive, stronger dollar makes it costlier for investors with other currencies.
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Eddy Elfenbein of the Crossing Wall Street blog says that after poor relative performance, Europe is the more attractive pick.
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The deal, for a 20103 percent stake in Sharp, is intended to make Foxconn a more attractive partner for Apple.
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Instead, some Muslims find it more attractive to give their loyalty to Allah, their fellow believers or the Islamic State.
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" "It makes the value of risk aversion less attractive so it makes risk taking, such as stock investments, more attractive.
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While promising to clarify the rules on investment, the countries also prodded Tehran to make itself more attractive to investors.
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The deal is sweetened by free insurance, maintenance and other perks which Zoomcar hopes make it more attractive than buying.
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A cheaper euro boosts euro zone company earnings for overseas investors and so makes euro zone stock markets more attractive.
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But the policies they have implemented to offset those losses have ended up making home energy systems even more attractive.
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"All the data we have shows that it is much more attractive to non-traditional museumgoers," Hunt told The Guardian.
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As the ice melts, Arctic shipping routes are becoming more attractive as an alternative to sailing through the Suez Canal.
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The public option, by contrast, would offer lower premiums than existing private options and make the exchanges much more attractive.
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Over the next few days, the men who used the scented spray reported higher self-confidence and felt more attractive.
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Non-United States stocks are more attractive for equity investors, on a relative basis, than they were five years ago.
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Peripheral euro zone government bonds, such as those issued by Italy and Spain, offer more attractive yields than German debt.
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"This makes them much more attractive to a broad range of social groups, giving them more political appeal," she said.
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The trend has typically led to huge cost savings which could make it even more attractive in a down economy.
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Next up for the airline: a more attractive culinary program on international routes including possible partnerships with well-known chefs.
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As the city made itself more attractive to young white people, it made itself less attractive to young black ones.
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The internet is filled with sleek sets that are far more attractive (and eco-friendly) than the reusable plastic ones.
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That means that Europe and Asia are arguably more attractive for longer-term investors who want to diversify their portfolios.
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For me, that is a hell of a lot more attractive than a pretty boy with way too many selfies.
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We must also invest in making high-speed Internet infrastructure more attractive by streamlining arduous review, approval, and permitting processes.
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I think the newer equipment is certainly making it safer and helping to attract drivers and making it more attractive.
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Some potential bidders including Blackstone want Anbang to add more attractive assets to the portfolio on sale, the people said.
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"The more emotionally charged audiences they have, versus general audiences, the more attractive they are," Blum at OC&C said.
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LONDON — There should be no more attractive job in the sports business than being chief executive of the Premier League.
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That has brought in more coffee shops and restaurants, which in turn make the area more attractive for residential use.
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The analyst said a more attractive valuation, coupled with "improved IT sophistication to drive better revenue" led to the upgrade.
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"We think investors will be presented with more attractive opportunities to own the stock in the future," the analyst said.
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In addition, the T-bill purchases reduced returns on short-term government bonds, making stocks look more attractive by comparison.
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Overall, U.S. fund managers have been reducing their stake in domestic stocks as interest rates rise, making bonds more attractive.
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Coupled with more attractive prices for targets, that should help transform a backlog of work into more M&A deals.
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Companies with mentoring programs are viewed as more attractive places to work and retain female employees at a higher rate.
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But if the dealer is willing to throw in a $1,500 instant rebate, that might make its bid more attractive.
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Plus, Carter Worth, Cornerstone Macro's head of technical analysis, says the stock is about to get a lot more attractive.
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Higher rates let banks increase lending rates and make it more attractive for people to deposit cash in bank accounts.
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Though just a temporary measure, it could make Apple a more attractive alternative to developers frustrated by Facebook's changing priorities.
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Adding the budget caps deal, along with other possible items like disaster aid, could make the spending package more attractive.
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The North African country has approved a new energy law to make the sector more attractive to foreign oil investors.
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The rental market is cooling, with landlords offering concessions to new tenants, making it a more attractive time to move.
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It is in the small surrounding villages like Govedartsi that prices remain modest and the overall proposition much more attractive.
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Cryptocurrencies, which allow users to interact securely and semi-anonymously, offer a potentially more attractive money-transferring alternative to criminals.
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The GOP race could seem more attractive to independents because more is at stake with the large field of candidates.
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But Espelien added that the company needs unique content if it wants to make its proposition more attractive to customers.
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We "would wait for a more attractive entry point, especially considering investor sensitivity to competitive exposure to Microsoft," Kidron said.
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If Mexico taxes U.S. wheat imports, Russian and other alternative wheat supplies would be even more attractive for Mexican buyers.
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" "It does suggest that the M and the J will become a lot more attractive to people in that area.
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If a dataset—say, a bunch of faces—contains mostly white people, or if the workers who assembled a more diverse dataset (even unintentionally) rated white faces as being more attractive than non-white faces, then any computer program trained on that data would likely "believe" that white people are more attractive than non-white.
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It is possible that by making bitcoin more robust, these changes will have made the cryptocurrency more attractive to new investors.
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Cosmo's survey also found that married millennials found their spouses just as attractive or even more attractive than before the wedding.
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HTC dropped the Vive's price to $599 this summer, and throwing in Fallout 4 VR makes it a little more attractive.
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This should boost the spending power of consumers, while making the euro zone's fifth largest economy more attractive for foreign investors.
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But he also suggested that the coaching is whipping the startups that "take it seriously" into more attractive acquisition candidates, too.
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A weaker currency makes Chinese products more attractive in overseas markets, and the recent plunge helped explain November's strong export performance.
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The move could also help Messenger turn a profit by making it a more attractive place for businesses to buy ads.
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Secretary Lew suggested that Japan instead look to increase domestic demand rather than weaken its currency to make exports more attractive.
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Volkswagen reaped hundreds of millions of dollars "by issuing the securities at more attractive rates for the company," the SEC said.
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However, she added that Chinese brands have become more attractive relative to foreign brands, except for those from Germany and Japan.
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Cyber warfare is much more attractive than traditional warfare because it is so much less expensive and risky than physical war.
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Second, the more diverse the network, the more attractive it is to newcomers as well as to all the existing members.
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However, if the new money deals price in line with the repricings, they be no more attractive than the existing deals.
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Those purchases should raise asset prices and reduce borrowing costs across the economy, making it more attractive to borrow and invest.
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The analyst said investors will "likely get a more attractive entry point" in the future after the stock's recent run higher.
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The huge figure is obviously attractive, and making it even more attractive is the fact that country fans pony up cash.
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The Pocket's screen was the same size, but it had a faster refresh rate and a much more attractive grayscale look.
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While many investors have shunned emerging markets for their volatility, the post-Brexit world has made them suddenly much more attractive.
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Higher interest rates for U.S. Treasuries raise the value of the dollar by making dollar-denominated assets more attractive to investors.
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At the same time, though, a weaker pound and higher yields have made British real estate more attractive to some investors.
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Observatory Several studies suggest that men find women more attractive when they are in the ovulatory phase of their menstrual cycle.
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"Once equity valuations return to more attractive levels, we expect a movement toward putting liquidity back into deals," the report said.
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JPMorgan Cazenove said U.K. real estate stocks were more attractive than homebuilders, as they could benefit from falling U.K. bond yields.
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An extended U.S. drought during the period pushed agricultural commodity prices to record highs, making farmland loans more attractive to banks.
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Accelerating growth will increase returns on investments, making borrowing conditions more attractive, essentially providing further accommodation to the economy, Praet said.
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On the other hand, successful "class A" malls might relish the opportunity to replace Sears with something more attractive to shoppers.
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Not surprisingly, as these assets have become increasingly prevalent and valuable, they have become more attractive targets to criminals as well.
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The goal is to expand Fitbit's appeal to more consumers and make its products more attractive, engaging and, well, more wearable.
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Despite this, interest in Indonesia's tenders has been tepid, and industry participants have pointed to more attractive opportunities in other countries.
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Not last, one of Nest's investors was Google Ventures, which likely made the arrangement a little more attractive for everyone involved.
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There is nothing more attractive—you might even say enchanting—than a woman with an independent will and her own opinions.
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If you're not a seasoned camper, there are also items that will make spending time outside seem much more attractive — literally.
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"We can make mass transit more attractive, faster, more comfortable," Mr. Cuomo said in his speech to the Long Island Association.
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Sociologically speaking, he adds, if large buttocks are being paired with prestige, it can make you find large buttocks more attractive.
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With a battle on for pilots in Europe, some airlines are offering more attractive contracts to lure crews for quick expansion.
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However, several economists think the U.K. will look more attractive to China when it has "broken free" from EU trade rules.
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Or is it trying to offer a more attractive offer to publishers stuck with embeddable ad-serving video players like JW?
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A weaker yuan makes Chinese exports more attractive, and the Trump administration has frequently complained it's giving Beijing a trade advantage.
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BUFFETT SAYS HE THINKS STOCKS ARE MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN WHOLE BUSINESSES NOW; SAYS PRIVATE EQUITY IS A 'MUCH MORE COMPETITIVE GAME'
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Using a scan of your face, the phone analyzes your specific features and then suggests how to make it more attractive.
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She thinks he looks like Sebastian, her gay best friend, and in an aside, wishes he were a little more attractive.
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The dollar hit a mid-October low, making greenback-denominated oil more attractive to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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Because gold offers no yield, the lower the returns offered by alternative investments such as bonds, the more attractive it looks.
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Backwardation is a market condition in which it is more attractive to sell oil immediately than store it, indicating tighter supplies.
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That could make the Apple Watch more attractive to a set of customers who aren't all-in on the Apple ecosystem.
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Not only is fitness assumed to be more attractive, it benefits the state by saving on the economic costs of obesity.
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