The scheme would require that state legislative districts be split evenly between districts that are more favorable to Democrats and districts more favorable to Republicans.
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You may also notice that Gallup's polling is more favorable to the anti-abortion side, while Pew's is more favorable to the abortion-rights side. Why?
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The same numbers rated the speeches, 44 percent were more favorable toward Hillary Clinton after watching her speech while 35 percent were more favorable after watching Trump's.
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The picture for plans up to 2020 is more favorable.
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Her review of the show's second season was more favorable.
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Why not draft a new healthcare bill that's more favorable?
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Gillespie has a far more favorable reputation in GOP circles.
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His platform focuses on creating a more favorable business environment.
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More favorable weather conditions for firefighters are in the forecast.
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Democratic voters hold a much more favorable opinion of Sen.
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Republican holdout, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, obtained more favorable treatment
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This indicates more favorable economics to export to Asia Pacific.
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Conditions were much more favorable at Music Hall on Saturday.
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Meanwhile, regulatory changes are becoming more favorable toward new entrants.
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Growers would benefit if Mr. Trump negotiated more favorable terms.
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The political climate in Taiwan has never been more favorable.
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Others might relocate to where labor conditions are more favorable.
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Audiences were more favorable giving the film a B+ CinemaScore.
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And the Panthers also have a more favorable stadium lease.
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Yesterday's launch was postponed in hopes of more favorable weather today.
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Gallup's polling numbers are generally more favorable toward legalization than Pew's.
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In previous elections, voters had more favorable views of their candidates.
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Other attorneys said state courts are typically more favorable to plaintiffs.
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It is operating against a far more favorable economic backdrop now.
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His predilections will take root in more favorable soil than ever.
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China, an adversarial power, garnered more favorable attitudes in the poll.
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THAT YOU'RE IN A MUCH MORE FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR INDUSTRY?
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The dominant question is always which route is the more favorable.
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Mr. Trump, however, was competing on more favorable terms this week.
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So the possibility of more favorable terms for the U.S. remains.
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That could provide a much more favorable analysis for the bill.
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Native Americans tend to vote in numbers more favorable to Democrats.
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Now, national political conditions are plainly more favorable for the Democrats.
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It is betting on more favorable treatment under the new administration.
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The redrawn district appears to be more favorable terrain for Republicans.
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The courtroom artist apologized repeatedly and created another, more favorable sketch.
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People succeed on a spectacular scale, then use some of their gains to win more favorable tax and regulatory treatment, which increases their wealth still further, enabling them to buy even more favorable treatment, and so on.
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Both sides have attracted support that doesn't necessarily split down partisan lines; the Education and Labor bill is seen as more favorable to insurers while the Ways and Means bill is more favorable to doctors and hospitals.
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He said that NII grew 6% last year under more favorable conditions.
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This country is very more favorable to smokers, no pictures at all.
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Voters have generally held a more favorable view of Biden than Clinton.
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The Defense and Justice spots are generally seen as more favorable posts.
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Similar bonds priced in July at a much more favorable 5% yield.
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The electoral map is much more favorable for Democrats in 2020. Sen.
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Shortly afterward, Petty signed back on with MCA under more favorable terms.
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Online-only accounts often come with more favorable interest rates and fees.
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But redistricting this year made the electorate even more favorable toward Republicans.
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Clearly, we are in a very different, and more favorable, spot today.
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"The conditions for success could not have been more favorable," he writes.
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In the Silent Generation, women are 8 points more favorable to Democrats.
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The most recent rounds of polling have been more favorable to Sanders.
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But now the price is much more favorable for the U.S. grain.
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He considers himself a buyer at a slightly more favorable entry point.
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Hudson's new district takes in Fayetteville, making it more favorable to Democrats.
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"Jerry Brown was much more favorable on charter schools," Mr. Sonenshein said.
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And the large majority of them felt more favorable toward Sanders afterward.
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After Saturday, the race moves to territory that is more favorable to Gov.
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The potential for more favorable conditions comes at a crossroads for hedge funds.
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In 373, redistricting made California's 31st district a more favorable landscape for Democrats.
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While the new contract structure looks more favorable, it is studded with caveats.
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But the government's policies on blockchain have been more favorable in the past.
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Even the British hold a much more favorable opinion of the European Union.
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The primary calendar turns more favorable for Sanders from here on, Weaver said.
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Which still might have been a fate more favorable than Chun-Li's situation.
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The political equation is more favorable for Trump than it was for Nixon.
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Hyzy concludes that the equity outlook for the US looks much more favorable.
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The 17th district became more favorable for Democrats' under the state's new map.
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Certainly the Supreme Court would be more favorable than under a President Trump.
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The longer you stay, the more favorable it is to own versus rent.
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It will be supported by stronger and more favorable policies by the government.
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During those years, the conditions for success could not have been more favorable.
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I think that could create conditions more favorable to finding a negotiated outcome.
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With this action, France put itself in a more favorable position than Italy.
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The Swiss tax authorities tend to tax companies at a more favorable rate.
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A shortage of skilled labor is also helping workers negotiate more favorable terms.
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For one, there are reputable polls with more favorable findings for Mr. Trump.
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The terms of crypto capital are more favorable to entrepreneurs than venture capital.
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European stocks were seen in a much more favorable light following the Dec.
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Estate taxes can also be more favorable in some states than in others.
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Barack Obama Carrey sketched former President Barack Obama in a more favorable light.
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However, the improved outlook was also helped by the more favorable tax rate.
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The idea is to improve the party's data and infrastructure, focus on key districts where demographic change is making them more favorable, and then try to do well enough in the 22016 cycle to get some more favorable districts drawn up.
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The study found that just 30 percent of people will have a more favorable impression of a company if it issues a positive statement about Trump, while 32 percent will have a more favorable impression if it issues a negative statement.
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Hollande also listed all the reasons why France has become more favorable for startups.
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There has never been a more favorable climate in which to do cancer research.
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Google's critics are also facing a more favorable commission than they have in years.
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They have seen share loss, but it's more favorable territory for the Trump brand.
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Climate change brings in more favorable conditions and improves the potential of this region.
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The same share, 10 percent, said his criticism gives them a more favorable opinion.
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Drudge often cites Rasmussen polls, which have been more favorable to Trump than others.
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Realistically, Mr. Trump will win many of these voters back under more favorable circumstances.
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Americans will find bargains in travel to Britain, because of more favorable exchange rates.
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Either way, Britain is unlikely to get more favorable terms than it already has.
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That was slightly more favorable than its score of 6 among self-identified Republicans.
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Either of these factors could have made the comparison more favorable for white meat.
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Home Capital has said it plans to secure a loan on more favorable terms.
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Mr. Trump's team manufactured a dialogue to make it more favorable for their client.
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If anything, the low prices usually mean it's a more favorable time to buy.
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Upon a recent re-tasting, I have a slightly more favorable impression of it.
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What advice do you have for avoiding these penalties or negotiating more favorable terms?
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And this year, El Nino has dissipated, making conditions even more favorable for development.
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And this year, El Niño has dissipated, making conditions even more favorable for development.
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But if battery prices keep falling, experts say, the economics will become more favorable.
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And taxes are already more favorable for the wealthy than for the middle class.
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Will it create a more favorable atmosphere for potential challengers of the Frightful Five?
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Consumer Edge upgraded World Wrestling and said it sees a more "favorable " risk/reward.
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If more favorable conditions return, the tuns wake up, rehydrate, and become active again.
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Conditions Saturday morning in Vienna look to be even more favorable than in Monza.
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The automaker also raised its full-year forecast on more favorable currency exchange rates.
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"Market conditions, broader economic trends, and client conviction are clearly more favorable," Blankfein said.
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Future prospects are thus more favorable than they were in the past five years.
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Netanyahu can now hope that the next election delivers him a more favorable result.
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This gives the startup a much more favorable rate and terms on those deals.
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Pruitt has vowed to make conditions more favorable for oil, gas and coal companies.
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The Republicans are reshaping the system to make it even more favorable to them.
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Because one of them would seem to be a lot more favorable toward you.
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Aswani has worked in Australia where he said the conditions were much more favorable.
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The district lines were redrawn for the November election, making them more favorable to Democrats.
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The third-quarter revision also showed a much more favorable growth profile for the economy.
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In addition, mileage data were overstated in some cases to make them appear more favorable.
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Trump ordered a renegotiation of the trade pact to offer terms more favorable to Washington.
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That said, the VPN's terms may be more favorable to your privacy than, say, Comcast's.
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The new notice of allegations looks even more favorable for the Tar Heels' revenue sports.
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As a result, the economics of electric-powered vehicles have gotten a lot more favorable.
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Economic conditions now look more favorable than they did at the start of the year.
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" The result: "110 stories advanced a narrative that was more favorable to Obama than McCain.
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He has blamed the closure of others on landlords for not offering more favorable terms.
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" Rather, she's looking to establish a more favorable and encouraging label for herself – like "activist.
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The aluminum producer also raised its full-year earnings outlook on more favorable market conditions.
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Furthermore, the political terrain becomes far more favorable for Clinton beyond Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The only group that has a more favorable view of advertising is marketers' procurement departments.
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Today, the debt levels are substantially lower for farmers and interest rates are more favorable.
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The company cited lower corporate tax rates and more favorable tax treatment of repatriated earnings.
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The insurer cited lower corporate tax rates and more favorable tax treatment of repatriated earnings.
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The new, more favorable district boundaries have set off an intense primary fight among Democrats.
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In the last decade, Republican governors helped draw lines that were more favorable to Republicans.
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And that, consequently, will cause people to pull up stakes and find more favorable conditions.
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However, going with Lambda School's own figures of $70,000 makes for a more favorable comparison.
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They have argued that the break clause would allow more favorable terms to be reached.
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So there are many, many other considerations, and most of the other are more favorable.
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Mr. Putin now finds himself in a more favorable economic environment before next year's election.
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She described the current market conditions as more favorable to buyers, with more inventory available.
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Similarly, public opinion on immigration keeps becoming more favorable the longer Trump persists in office.
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A portion of the Republican platform was changed in a way more favorable to Russia.
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Conditions for tropical storms become more favorable during the roughly eight weeks around that date.
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Yet Democrats would feel more bullish about the race if Missouri's demographics were more favorable.
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The turnout was slightly and consistently more favorable for Mr. Trump across all three states.
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Both Trump and his aides predict a more favorable process in the Republican-controlled chamber.
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Kelli Ward, mean that Flake's retirement could actually create a more favorable situation for Republicans.
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Worries over trade had made safe haven assets such as bonds more favorable to investors.
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Even as the office transforms into a nursery, the fiscal situation remains far more favorable.
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But the laws governing telecommunications services are different, and far more favorable to FCC authority.
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Compared to Sanders's plan, Warren's plan is more favorable to the interests of high-income earners (the part that Sanders likes to emphasize) but also more favorable to Medicaid recipients (probably a framing she would prefer) since there'd be no extra tax on them.
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Then, after receiving more favorable precedent from the Supreme Court on arbitration, Wells Fargo changed course.
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Meanwhile, appeals grew more favorable for the former dictator until finally a judge dismissed the case.
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In other words: the bots learned to lie in order to get a more favorable result.
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First, they focused on a much broader — and more favorable — definition of what a UTI is.
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For those who are allergic, you can try one of these more favorable milk alternatives.[FDA]
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Do you feel like the overall conversation around the show got more favorable after season two?
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The discount retailer saw double-digit increases in certain markets where the weather was more favorable.
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The MoffettNathanson analyst said Verizon is a "fully valued" stock, but more favorable than AT&T.
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Democrats are far more favorable toward socialism than independents and Republicans, as other surveys have found.
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Some polls have found that they have more somewhat more favorable views of socialism than capitalism.
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La Niña is the opposite and typically brings more favorable conditions for the formation of hurricanes.
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It tells you about investor comfort and suggests [new issuers could have a more favorable reception].
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John Vilmain and his wife, Linda, were more favorable toward Clinton, but still had Sanders second.
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"The trading environment is much more favorable, and presents tradable opportunities within this base" said Wald.
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According to the Cook Report, there were 94 Republican held Congressional districts more favorable to Democrats.
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Li said China will also issue more favorable rules for foreign acquisitions of Chinese listed firms.
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This earnings improvement was largely due to better trading results amid a more favorable market environment.
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In response, Haratarto said Indonesia was making marked improvements in making the business environment more favorable.
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The survey also showed that the same demographic had a much more favorable view of Obama.
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The situation has become more favorable for the organic producers, but there are still challenges ahead.
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But the chances of the storyline moving onto more favorable territory for the president look slim.
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But even young adults with more favorable ratios experienced the same effects to a lesser extent.
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Conversely, Republicans are starting to develop a more favorable view of Vladimir Putin and Kanye West.
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Soybean prices in Brazil have slowly improved in recent months with a more favorable exchange rate.
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Overall, the average poll was about 0.5 point more favorable to Democrats than the final result.
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The arbitration process is both shielded from public scrutiny and generally considered more favorable to employers.
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Trump took what was on the table because there wasn't a more favorable deal out there.
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Nate We know that these voters have supported Clinton, even if in modestly more favorable conditions.
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The VATM telecoms industry lobby, of which Vodafone is a member, took a more favorable view.
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And the campaign now moves to territory likely to be far more favorable to Mr. Trump.
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"The fundamental economics are so much more favorable for us than for the cow," says Brown.
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But the primary terrain is thought to be more favorable to Biden in the coming weeks.
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That can be "much more favorable to the dealer than the attribution they thought they had."
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Some state constitutions offer more favorable legal grounds for attacking gerrymanders than the national Constitution does.
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The Senate bill includes features that would make its plan more favorable to the middle class.
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Alternatively, just 32 percent will have a more favorable impression if you issue a negative statement.
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White House officials have declined to say what new and more favorable terms Mr. Trump seeks.
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Just because an open, more favorable seat appears, however, doesn't mean that you should take it.
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"The conditions for making innovative decisions about changing fuel have never been more favorable," he comments.
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The White House, though, has been more favorable, and has worked with the bill's Senate backers.
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Bondholders have been pushing a reorganization plan that they say is more favorable to wildfire victims.
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So Trump is in a much more favorable position politically to defend himself in the Senate.
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The weather forecast for Tuesday was more favorable, and with less wind than on previous days.
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The weather forecast for Tuesday was more favorable, and with less wind than on previous days.
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So the Kamines went into solar development just as laws in New Jersey were becoming more favorable.
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Deutch had much more favorable things to say about her "Set It Up" co-star Glen Powell.
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And the international environment is arguably more favorable to the regime than it has been since 2011.
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As Temer's success in advancing his agenda slowly pays off, companies are getting more favorable fundraising conditions.
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This prevents them from cherry-picking results and analyses that are more favorable to their favored conclusions.
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Conservative ideology is obviously much more favorable to PhRMA, as it resists federal intervention in the marketplace.
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People weigh themselves, often grimace, maybe remove their shoes and try again for a more favorable figure.
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Yet, as legalization continues and public opinion toward marijuana becomes more favorable, its meaning is changing again.
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High on the list: The prospect of fewer regulations and more favorable tax treatment of repatriated funds.
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"Climate change brings in more favorable conditions and improves the economic potential of this region," he said.
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Tech's old guard is ready to take advantage of what could be a more favorable political climate.
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Mexican officials perceived the U.S. proposal as an attempt to restore more favorable conditions for AT&T.
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The United States will still have to deal with them, and not necessarily in more favorable forums.
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Healey believed the suit was filed to "forum shop" for a more favorable court venue for Exxon.
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Those decisions are certainly more favorable for CREW than Lujan, Clapper and cases from the D.C. Circuit.
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So what could change between now and then that makes the 2018 landscape more favorable for Republicans?
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He argues that online polls might give a more accurate — and more favorable — picture of Trump's chances.
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You'll still have to repay the loan, but the terms are often more favorable in these circumstances.
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It's just more favorable if governments as a whole are putting more into the basic research level.
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In taxable accounts, investors can take advantage of their more favorable tax rate of about 15 percent.
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Backing from Sinochem might help ChemChina finance its Syngenta deal on more favorable terms, the source said.
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Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Stephen Breyer struck a more favorable tone toward the Creek Nation.
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There are 6900 other GOP-held seats that are more favorable for Democrats than Ohio's 2628th District.
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TV's Joe Concha when asked whether Americans would support tariffs in hopes of more favorable trade deals.
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"We saw more opportunity primarily because the marketplace conditions are turning more favorable to us," Benson said.
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Still, Mylan's report and forecast "paints a more favorable 'generics' picture", RBC Capital analyst Randall Stanicky said.
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"That's one of the factors that makes the Atlantic a more favorable place for wind," said Taurel.
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Meanwhile, self-identified Democrats ranked wind at 3, which was much more favorable than Republicans at 4.2.
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It drew slightly more favorable attitudes among self-identified Democrats at 222, compared to Republicans at 22020.
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As a result, the ratio of claims paid to premiums received was more favorable in the quarter.
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As a result, they would be able to improve their communications and receive a more favorable response.
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It comes as the primary calendar turns toward states that appear to be more favorable to Biden.
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Bradshaw, the Mauser executive, said the company may not wait around hoping for more favorable tariff treatment.
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And in the past few years, the political climate for female candidates has only grown more favorable.
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"The agreement is unexpectedly more favorable to Russia and Damascus...," said former pro-Putin lawmaker Sergei Markov.
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And Biden is moving onto even more favorable territory in the six states that vote on Tuesday.
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Mr. Gudkov, the Levada pollster, cited several reasons for the suddenly more favorable view of the West.
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He threatened to end the free trade deal until Mexico and Canada agreed to more favorable terms.
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Given the current national environment we are also moving several Democratic-held seats to more favorable positions.
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When La Niña is present, conditions tend to be more favorable for hurricane development in the Atlantic.
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The Florida Panhandle-area seat had become even more favorable to Republicans this year due to redistricting.
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Riot attempted to force two women into legal arbitration, a process that's often more favorable for employers.
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When Ryan said he would not seek re-election, the race quickly became more favorable to Democrats.
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Such actions will probably reassure some nervous insurers by making the market rules more favorable to them.
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Another 27 percent said he was more favorable to Clinton, and 85033 percent said he favored Trump.
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Refinancing is the process of replacing one mortgage with another, generally bringing more favorable terms and rates.
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But the circumstances were far more favorable in July than they were at the end of 1917.
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Early on in the war, in summer 2012, conditions were much more favorable for a US intervention.
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Attempts by contractors to get more favorable treatment out of such companies have long been stifled in court.
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Not everyone who becomes more favorable after seeing that ad is going to change their vote for instance.
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In most cases, leaders—like everyone else—view themselves in a more favorable light than other people do.
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Similarly, the US public has over time become more favorable toward homosexuality overall and transgender people in general.
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Pruitt has vowed to make conditions more favorable for oil, gas and coal companies in the United States.
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But its concern for the poor surely makes it more favorable toward the economic policies of the left.
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Uber and other technology companies have learned to play states against one another to get more favorable regulation.
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It appears Energy Transfer Partners is pinning its hopes on a more favorable position from the incoming administration.
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If something is dull but it looks especially pretty, it's generally going to attract a more favorable response.
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Valuation and our view of modest upside potential to near-term subscriber expectations prevent a more favorable rating.
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Final pricing terms were more favorable than initially anticipated, tighter by more than 20 basis points per issue.
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He moved his vines to more favorable locations and as his production grew, his method of cultivation spread.
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Just 7 percent say they have grown more favorable toward the brand represented by the big golden letters.
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She faces a slog to keep the seat in a state that has grown more favorable for Democrats.
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Trump also vowed to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and negotiate more favorable deals in its place.
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But conditions are more favorable during the season, when ocean temperatures are warmer and wind shear is lower.
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Better candidates with stronger campaign messages and more favorable circumstances just tend to do better across the board.
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They largely prefer Sanders, whose progressive stances on health care and economic reform are more favorable to millennials.
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Most of the people changing their minds to become more favorable about the law are Democrats and independents.
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I would be much more favorable towards going long European stocks," Schlossberg said Wednesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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During a bubble, there's always a plausible argument that higher prices are justified by more favorable market fundamentals.
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POST-OBAMA ERA Israel expects to receive more favorable treatment from Trump, who takes office on Jan. 20.
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The group still seemed more favorable to Muslims even four to six weeks after they watched the program.
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The employees took the airline to a local court, believing Belgian law would be more favorable to them.
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Bigger stars who negotiate a more favorable royalty split still usually share around 50 percent of music revenue.
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First he said he would renegotiate the agreement to get a more favorable deal for the United States.
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Using renewable sources like hydro, wind, and solar makes the comparison even more favorable for the electric car.
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We think it can, because conditions today are more favorable for greater supply discipline than in recent years.
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If the market conditions turn to be more favorable again, it's absolutely one of the options we have.
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Late-breaking Democratic challenger Stephanie Murphy benefited from redistricting that made the district more favorable to her party.
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For victims of domestic violence, the legal protections, including the Violence Against Women Act, are slightly more favorable.
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The average governor and Senate polls were about a point more favorable to the Democrats than the result.
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The findings led the group to change ratings in seven GOP districts to more favorable status for Democrats.
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Republicans are giving President Trump much more favorable grades than Democrats for his first 100 days in office.
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"I got good news for you: Tonight, this campaign moves back to a more favorable terrain," Cruz said.
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On the other hand, airlines are increasingly discounting premium fares, making cash bookings more favorable than redeeming miles.
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A combination of valuation, volatility, and performance factors puts these stocks in a more favorable position, he said.
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The government also will work on more favorable policies for foreign investors to trade Chinese bonds, Li said.
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At the same time, only 32% will have a more favorable impression if it issues a negative statement.
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Who's to say that Europe won't enjoy some more favorable news, political or otherwise, in the coming months?
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Thermo Fisher said operational strength and a more favorable foreign exchange environment also contributed to the improved outlook.
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On the contrary, he would make the tax code even more favorable to real estate developers like himself.
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It's the second-most-populous state holding its primary today, and is much more favorable territory for Sanders.
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He is literally suggesting the United States transform global politics to make it more favorable to Russian interests.
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It's not an easy matchup by any means, but it's probably a more favorable than running into France.
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Regulators under the Trump administration have also become more favorable to the industry, which would face new competition.
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The findings suggest that, for most people, diverticulitis may have a more favorable course than was previously thought.
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"Today I would say that opinions of Icelanders are changing toward a more favorable appreciation," Mr. Hafsteinsson said.
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The cereal's forebear, Cheerios, originally called Cheerioats, was born in 1941 and has a more favorable nutrition profile.
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" He added: "The question is, can you make the story better, more accurate, more favorable to your client?
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That result looks more favorable after Goldman's investment bankers posted a 15% decline in fees for the quarter.
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But Trump's also appointed a number of landing team members who have been more favorable to corporate mergers.
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I work on this for days, until I can see a danceless party in a more favorable light.
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He's not wading into more favorable demographic territory, like Joe Biden in the other Southern states coming up.
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Every administration must weigh the pursuit of more favorable trade deals versus its other goals in global affairs.
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In more favorable conditions, he neutralized Philadelphia for much of his start before faltering in the sixth inning.
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I am asking why can't the U.S. start negotiating more favorable terms that are phased in over time?
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The president abandoned TPP, which was more favorable to the U.S. than CPTPP is in its current state.
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But if it stays, Lamb likely will breeze through his November race with a much more favorable district.
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It's way outside the goalposts that Congress has set so far — and way more favorable to the hardliners.
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"It's difficult to challenge the state media giving one candidate more, or more favorable, coverage," Mr. Svolik said.
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The exhibition would have put Viola's works in a more favorable light were they not juxtaposed with Michelangelo.
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Still, two people close to Trump said he expected his coverage to turn more favorable once he took office.
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Another interesting note on Melania Trump's new poll numbers: men have a more favorable view of her than women.
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That said, the Wii also launched at a much more favorable time of year: the 2006 holiday shopping season.
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His hope now is to help the general public develop a more favorable view of the sales profession, too.
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The second is changing the laws that govern U.S. businesses to make them more favorable to employees and consumers.
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But in other cases businesses wanted more favorable regulatory treatment or subsidies that would expand the role of government.
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"This year's order cycle is more favorable on the narrow bodies," Muilenburg said on a July 7373 conference call.
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GM was helped by a more favorable sales mix, selling more of its higher profit margin SUVs and crossovers.
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Dots on the right or positive side of the graph indicate that they become more favorable to Hillary Clinton.
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But the Supreme Court has been more favorable to the administration than lower courts have been in the past.
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"The income tax brackets are more favorable for married people, so convert while both spouses are alive," he said.
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However, we expect these pressures to ease in the second half of 2016 in a more favorable commodity environment.
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From Iran's point of view, joining the OPEC supply cut deal from the higher figure would be more favorable.
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In a rising market, they tend to feel upbeat and hold a more favorable view of the sitting president.
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FOX News hasn't completely fawned over the president, but it's clearly more favorable to him than any other network.
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That said, the details of the report were more favorable, with production and new orders components both edging up.
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Those moves should provide an earnings tailwind this year for the insurers, making for more favorable comparisons, say analysts.
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Democrats unethically used these junk polls to influence the media and create a narrative more favorable to their candidates.
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Some carriers are more favorable than others to smokers, and a broker can steer you in the right direction.
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They've built — largely unseen — a powerful network of businesses poised to take advantage of a more favorable federal climate.
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"The policies being discussed are more and more favorable for biosimilar companies," he said during a visit to London.
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Another 24 percent of hiring professionals said Canada's immigration policies are more favorable to US employers than US policies.
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On Thursday, Clinton vented about how she believes Trump is receiving more favorable coverage than he should be getting.
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The plaintiffs argue those districts were illegally packed with African-Americans to make surrounding neighborhoods more favorable to Republicans.
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He's won reelection by double-digits, but the change in demographics has made his district more favorable for Democrats.
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For example, the FiveThirtyEight "polls-plus" model has been more favorable to Mr. Trump than the "polls-only" model.
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Airbus strategy appeared to be to hold out for a more favorable ruling on Boeing aid early next year.
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Those decisions included: Business groups expect the labor board to be more favorable to their concerns under GOP control.
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Humphreys said the decision to open in the UK was because its environmental policies are more favorable than Australia's.
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Studies have found that private industry–funded research tends to yield conclusions that are more favorable to the sponsors.
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This has long been a sticking point for Nissan, and an area where Nissan could seek more favorable terms.
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His performance could scarcely have been more favorable to Putin or more threatening to the security of American democracy.
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Paired with targeted duties to punish what it sees as unfair behavior, the approach could win more favorable deals.
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Those who can afford to move to an area with more favorable impacts from a warmer climate presumably will.
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When you refinance your loan, you're given a new loan with more favorable terms, often a lower interest rate.
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The Senate, because the playing field is heavily tilted toward Republicans, could be more favorable to Trump's side. 2.
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Steven wanted to concoct an out-of-bounds play that he thought would be more favorable for his team.
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However, top officials hinted the president would seek to renegotiate terms that were more favorable to the United States.
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But on Friday, Daines said he was a "yes" after winning more favorable treatment for pass-through businesses. Sen.
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Respondents in these probability based online surveys were not more favorable to the President than in live interview polls.
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We've seen, for instance, how Republicans' view of Russia have become more favorable with Trump in the White House.
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Trump has repeatedly slammed the polls, instead referring to his own internal polling, which he says is more favorable.
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The DCCC is in talks with prospective candidates in districts that may become more favorable under a new map.
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The firm feels Ralph Lauren's earnings will move higher thanks to cost controls and a more favorable profit mix.
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The baby black rhino will not make its public debut until spring of 2020, when more favorable weather permits.
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Having rejected this proposal, Democrats are claiming they'll block government funding until a more favorable compromise to them emerges.
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The island mostly buys from countries offering more favorable financial terms, including rice from Vietnam and wheat from France.
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This puts more money in the pockets of our businesses and citizens, creating a more favorable environment for growth.
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In New Hampshire, the outcome was more favorable: Over 300,000 voters cast ballots, breaking the party's record from 2008.
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The tax bill, we are told, aims to promote economic growth by creating an environment more favorable to investment.
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Consumption taxes would do less to discourage saving and investment and would thus be more favorable to economic growth.
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"I'm not sure about the mixed-record part," he said, before turning to more favorable ground with the group.
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The economic agenda always took precedence, and the culture war would have to wait for a more favorable time.
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It guarantees a roof over their heads, food on the table, and education in case economic conditions become more favorable.
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Despite the initial reaction on the stock market, it's unclear whether Sessions' permanent replacement will be more favorable toward legalization.
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She competed against him in 2016 and lost, but Democrats are hoping this year will be a more favorable environment.
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Only 3.2% of physicians gave the Affordable Care Act an "A" grade, down from a more favorable rating in 2014.
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This is a familiar ploy for Trump, supposedly a master negotiator, to try to pressure networks into more favorable coverage.
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Therefore, Choi's ability to meet his burden of proof is far more favorable than if he charged Yanez with murder.
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This allows for more favorable pricing and more investor interest, thus making the offering a larger boon for the firm.
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Democrats generally have a more favorable view than Republicans, but its support has not risen along with Sanders' political fortunes.
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The White House hopes that it can pressure Beijing into a more favorable trade deal through taxes on Chinese goods.
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Last month, Alibaba reportedly decided to postpone its Hong Kong listing until the political and economic environment becomes more favorable.
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When the NAO is in a negative phase, it is more favorable for snowstorms in the eastern U.S. and Europe.
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According to Gallup, 44 percent of Americans had a more favorable view of the Democratic Party after the Democratic convention.
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The company said the recent acquisition of SanDisk expanded its customer base and contributed to a more favorable product mix.
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In both of the randomized clinical trials, groups that received the cupping therapy reported more favorable effects in pain relief.
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He said he welcomed a court battle that would allow judges to carve out more favorable regulations for digital tokens.
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The latest polls show men tend to have a more favorable view of the Trump presidency, although not overwhelmingly so.
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The hope was that this might cause Philae to shift into a more favorable position — but the spacecraft didn't respond.
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Ministers agreed on more favorable terms for larger banks, in a move pushed by France, and for German cooperative lenders.
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Some even now are entering bankruptcy proceedings, while others are emerging into a more favorable, if not robust, price environment.
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Fourth-quarter sales in Morocco were down 35 percent, but Danone expects to benefit from more favorable comparables from April.
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It's hard to imagine a more favorable environment for Trump to defend himself against allegations that he's abused his power.
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"We are obviously in favor of renegotiating the joint venture agreement to make it more favorable for Xerox," Icahn said.
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Of course the two aren't mutually exclusive but Page is certainly getting matchmaking even more favorable than Coker gave Diaz.
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So why doesn't Venezuela just default on its foreign debt and force Wall Street creditors to renegotiate more favorable terms?
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Interest in new deep-water projects is heating up with more favorable costs for drilling rigs, services and production equipment.
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As for that debt issue, Halverson recommends reaching out to creditors to find a way to negotiate more favorable terms.
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The interest rate environment, land values and debt to asset ratios were still much more favorable than a generation ago.
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Currently, national polls are about 1 point more favorable to Mr. Trump than might be expected based on state polls.
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But 2016 could prove more favorable because of the unpopularity of both major party candidates, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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Dr. Houpt conducted a study comparing citronella collars to shock collars and found the spray collar to be more favorable.
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While Mr. Trump took aim at two big media mergers, he is generally considered to be more favorable toward business.
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And for years, she has called to renegotiate Nafta to make it more favorable to workers in the United States.
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One important reason for this may be that African-Americans have experienced somewhat more favorable economic trends in recent years.
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And his campaign has touted Tuesday's contests as the start of a primary calendar much more favorable to his chances.
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Not removal but restorationSo if Trump finds himself backed into a corner, Democrats aren't necessarily in a more favorable position.
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North Korea hopes that Trump and Kim will negotiate denuclearization terms that are more favorable to Pyongyang, the official added.
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Whereas in the past, a round of golf constituted exercise, now "parks and trails are far more favorable," he said.
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In general, Australian law tends to be more favorable to defendants, and proceedings more secretive, than in the United States.
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But that should be a one-time adjustment, after businesses increase their capital stock in response to more favorable policies.
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The NSAs set the rates for shipping, which can be more favorable to companies that mail or ship in bulk.
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But today, because of Mr. Trump's repeated praise for President Vladimir Putin, Republican attitudes toward Russia are far more favorable.
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The tweets are most likely intended to pressure Fox into giving more favorable coverage ahead of a crucial election campaign.
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Nor does she have the luxuries available to Ivanka Trump, who is now championing more favorable workplace policies for women.
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All three of these analyses found that turnout was modestly more favorable to Mr. Trump than pre-election polls predicted.
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It certainly would have made the economics a lot more favorable to Harley-Davidson, as it would a lotta companies.
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Analysts raised their earnings estimates for fiscal 2018 and 2019 based on stronger sales estimates and more favorable currency trends.
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NATO's moves in response, they say, are what have caused Trump to take a more favorable view of the alliance.
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For those who have been members for more than a year, the medical loss ratio is more favorable, he said.
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Asabor realized that her finance- and business-related videos, which target an older audience, were more favorable to Google's advertisers.
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But Anthony Kennedy's retirement last year shifted the court's ideological balance in a direction potentially more favorable to gun owners.
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But generally, a slower fulfillment rate in the first five months has been more favorable for higher year-end volumes.
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Weather conditions have since turned more favorable to the firefighting effort, Nick Pimlott, a Cal Fire engineer, told KRCR-TV.
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Geographically, Brooklyn is far more favorable to the Orange, who had a majority of the fans in attendance Wednesday afternoon.
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The current code has encouraged far too many domestic companies to relocate to other countries with more favorable tax climates.
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Trump shifting the focus to Confederate statues may be a deliberate attempt to move the fight to more favorable ground.
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Higher operating margins are typically more favorable than lower operating margins, in terms of measuring how efficiently a company operates.
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In the Senate, while Republicans currently hold a slim majority, they face a much more favorable map in the fall.
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As with many large for-profit companies, lobbying for more favorable regulations is seen as an essential cost of business.
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He acknowledged Brazil has the advantage of being able to grow two crops per year because of more favorable weather.
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She ran against him in 24 and lost, but Democrats are hoping this year will be a more favorable environment.
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Broadcom was winning the battle with shareholders, so Qualcomm's board shifted to a terrain far more favorable to it: Washington bureaucrats.
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So VCs made fewer investments at lower prices and generally on terms that were more favorable to investors relative to 2015.
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Notably, the billboard rises above pizza shop Mama Sbarro's, perhaps implying that the dieting candy is a more favorable meal choice.
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And, arguably, they present more favorable turf for Democrats than governorships, where Republicans have built overwhelming dominance over the last decade.
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A looser monetary policy stance — where interest rates are low and money supply is higher — is generally more favorable for stocks.
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When researchers looked just at women who still had a uterus, the results looked even more favorable for vaginal estrogen users.
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The higher revenue estimate reflects more favorable oil prices between spring, when the budget was set, and autumn, government officials said.
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"I've got good news for you tonight, this campaign moves back to more favorable terrain," Cruz told a crowd in Indiana.
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But now there is interest in seeing whether Congress will provide new restructuring tools that could produce a more favorable outcome.
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It said that unless it's able to "negotiate more favorable lease terms with our landlords," the number of closures will grow.
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All told, Tuesday could not have been a more favorable night for the last State of the Union of Trump's term.
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However, unexpectedly, the election looks more favorable for a Donald Trump win, after he outperformed polling, predictions across the board Tuesday.
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Tourists could change their home currency informally at the more favorable unofficial "blue" rate than at banks or formal exchange houses.
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Those growth plans should benefit from a more favorable interest rate environment for the bank's deposit-heavy franchise than Gulliver enjoyed.
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Some jurisdictions are more favorable than others for these strategies, due to nuances in creditor protection laws and state income taxes.
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"The science projections do not point to Australia's climate getting any more favorable," said Phin Ziebell, agribusiness economist, National Australia Bank.
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The mission team switched on MASCOT's mobility system, shifting the robot's position and placing it in a much more favorable orientation.
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Trump encouraged a boycott of AT&T to pressure the company to mandate more favorable coverage at CNN, which it owns.
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Yet Wall Street is optimistic that the Trump administration will be more favorable to shareholders than the Obama administration has been.
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On one hand, you'd think that with climate change, the Arctic would become a more favorable environment for these grazing animals.
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The company has said unless it's able to "negotiate more favorable lease terms with ... landlords," the number of closures will grow.
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In other words, the ruse of uprooting operations probably helped Amazon extract more favorable tax subsidies and incentives from local governments.
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Retailers will sell it directly to brands using data marketplaces or use it to negotiate more favorable terms with product supply.
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The poll finds that 60 percent of voters say the deal gives them a more favorable view of the president-elect.
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If someone else volunteers, you can guarantee that your boss will have a more favorable view of that colleague than you.
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Gawker has already vowed to appeal, saying that it views its chances during the case's second round as far more favorable.
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As part of the deal, they will be paid back on more favorable terms assuming the project proves solvent, they added.
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Underneath the stock market's epic rebound has been a "more favorable" trend that Credit Suisse says will drive the market higher.
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Despite the relative ease of getting more favorable terms, only 1 in 5 card holders have tried it, the report found.
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Myriad's GeneSight test screens an individual for genetic markers that would indicate a more favorable response to certain behavioral health medications.
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Rather, it marked the moment Facebook decided its algorithmic approach was more favorable, or perhaps more cost-effective and less damaging.
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The new maps are generally more favorable to Democrats than Republicans, but Tuesday's election results will make that even more clear.
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Democrats vowed to use their leverage on spending bills to force Republicans into a more favorable deal on a DACA replacement.
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Even before the ABC News-Washington Post poll, Sanders's supporters were highlighting other polls that are more favorable for the senator.
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Common Sense It's hard to imagine a tax code more favorable to real estate developers than the one we already have.
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Others are becoming industry advocates, lobbying the former colleagues and coworkers they left behind to craft more favorable rules and regulations.
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And it came despite using the new forecasting methods Republicans have insisted on, which produce results more favorable to their arguments.
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Some of those candidates will get a boost from a new congressional map that made several districts more favorable to Democrats.
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Political parties all too often delay real political action because the landscape after the next election will supposedly be more favorable.
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The greater the speed limit, the more favorable conditions are for hurricanes to form, and the more powerful they can get.
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Trump has talked about renegotiating the NAFTA treaty with Canada and Mexico to secure more favorable terms for the United States.
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German sentiment has also become more favorable toward another coalition of the country's two largest parties, after 10 weeks without leadership.
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More favorable districts for Democrats in 2022 means more potential footholds -- in a year when Kemp will be up for reelection.
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Churchgoing Trump voters have more favorable feelings toward African-Americans, Hispanics, Asians, Jews, Muslims and immigrants compared with nonreligious Trump voters.
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Two of the cases against him involve attempts to corruptly court the media, using policy favors to get more favorable coverage.
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While the House looks like more favorable terrain for the cannabis industry, the picture in the Senate is far more complicated.
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Based on opinion polls, the view was more favorable, or at least, less negative, than in other regions in mid-2017.
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Democrats face many of the same challenges in this year's midterm elections, albeit in districts far more favorable to the left.
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In exchange for more favorable coverage, Netanyahu promised to hamper the circulation of a rival newspaper, in recordings obtained by police.
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"You can go and create a much more favorable map than if you&aposre waiting until the last minute," Wasserman said.
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Mexico also seeks more favorable treatment for Mexican citizens with advanced skills seeking visas to work temporarily in the United States.
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Do you think the current climate will be more favorable to women-centered films than it has been in the past?
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Cruz said (once again) that the electoral map is about to shift to territory that is much more favorable to him.
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"They may be breaking institutional boundaries because they view it as a more favorable forum than in the past," Loeb said.
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The idea is that researchers won't later selectively publish the most positive or more favorable outcomes and drop the negative ones.
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Trump, along with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, hope that the sanctions will force overseas counterparts to entertain more favorable trade deals.
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The central bank in January 2015 advised banks to convert their clients' dollar mortgages into rouble ones using more favorable exchange rates.
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Trump, along with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, hopes that the sanctions will force overseas counterparts to entertain more favorable trade deals.
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The candidate, the article alleges, is far more favorable to foreign-born workers because they're less likely to fight for their rights.
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"State-by-state movement for DraftKings and FanDuel would be much more favorable in terms of the type of regulation," he said.
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The regulations expanded the administration's effort to prevent companies from merging in order to move their headquarters to more favorable tax domiciles.
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Moderate confidence: Google will offer more favorable terms to publishers and digital advertisers, reducing its influence as the middleman between the two.
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Kesha's court filings are and have always been a transparent business ploy to pressure Luke into a more favorable and lucrative contract.
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That would be followed by legal reforms to give joint ventures more favorable operating conditions and encourage private investment in services companies.
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Valve, seeing increased competition from other game stores, seems to understand that developers won't stick around unless the terms become more favorable.
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Consumers' more favorable prospects for the overall economy offset a small pullback in personal finances, said Richard Curtin, the survey's chief economist.
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Technology companies such as storage provider Nutanix Inc have kept their IPO plans on hold, waiting for a more favorable market environment.
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Earlier this year, Mitsubishi admitted that it falsified fuel economy test data for its cars to make emissions levels look more favorable.
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And that's just the beginning: Republicans are already dominant at the state level and benefit from a more favorable electorate in midterms.
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Finally, controlling a piece of Tinseltown comes with other, softer benefits: China itself could star in a more favorable light on screen.
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African Americans reunited with families torn apart by slavery, negotiated for more favorable labor contracts, and established churches, political organizations, and militias.
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In the general election, because the demographics are much broader and more favorable, Clinton will have an easier time of vanquishing him.
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Facing a Senate election map more favorable for Republicans, Democrats are turning their attention increasingly to House races to make electoral gains.
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Wacker Chemie's CEO has signaled the company could shift some operations overseas, saying he saw more favorable conditions in the United States.
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The fee structures in 85033(k) plans are much more favorable to lining the pockets of Wall Street than professionally managed pensions.
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So-called base effects will turn more favorable in March, which economists say would set the course for higher annual inflation readings.
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Simon Property Group – Mizuho upgraded the mall operator to "buy" from "neutral," noting more favorable free cash flow growth compared to rivals.
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The differential between the black market and the more favorable rates offers ample profit for those with access to the cheaper dollars.
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The average generic congressional ballot and House district polls were less than a point more favorable to Republicans than the actual result.
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Trump earlier this year opened the door to reentering the trade deal if the terms were more favorable for the United States.
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Fitzpatrick's and Rothfus's seats became more favorable for Democrats after Pennsylvania's Supreme Court redrew the state's congressional map in its gerrymandering case.
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Some publishers think Facebook's payments will help them step up pressure on other tech companies, especially Google, to get more favorable terms.
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So far, 2018 has been a more favorable year for insurgents but few incumbents have actually lost primaries in safe party seats.
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He has even trailed in some of these states when the national polls were more favorable to him than they are now.
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China has used its market power to blunt international criticism of its government and present a more favorable image of the country.
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This leads to people at the rural set up disliking government interference and being more favorable of following social norms and traditions.
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Spain's political upheaval is viewed by investors as more favorable than neighboring Italy's as most Spanish parties cast themselves as pro-European.
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Critics pounced on the remarks, saying that Mulvaney was suggesting he gave more favorable treatment to lobbyists who had donated to him.
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An inversion occurs when a U.S. corporation combines with a foreign company to move its headquarters somewhere with more favorable tax laws.
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Spieth and Koepka will tee off during the heart of Friday's poor weather, while Kuchar has a more favorable morning tee time.
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In a recorded conversation, Netanyahu offered to cut the circulation of Yedioth's main competitor, Israel Hayom, in exchange for more favorable coverage.
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Similarly, those on the left of the political spectrum are more favorable toward the body than those on the right, Pew found.
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Nazarbayev has rejected similar proposals in the past but appears in the last few years to be more favorable to such moves.
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Fresh off a tough cycle where they defended 24 seats and lost only 2 seats, Republicans have a much more favorable map.
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The upcoming states already seem more favorable to him, especially after he won in the South, Midwest and Northeast, and Super Tuesday.
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Whichever of these two teams ends up winning the A.L. East will have a considerably more favorable path to the World Series.
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"In markets like India and China, the labor supply and costs are more favorable to scale up this technology," Mr. Sudhakar said.
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Public opinion has become more favorable toward immigration — a trend driven mainly by Democrats who are reacting against the Trump administration's policies.
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Espinoza said that Showtime received a slightly more favorable split than normal for this fight, but would not go into other details.
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The proposal earned high praise from corn and ethanol groups that spent months pressuring the White House for a more favorable policy.
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You'll pay ordinary income tax on the basis and have more favorable long-term capital gains on the growth through the years.
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Winning Iowa means instant credibility for a candidate, and that means more favorable media coverage and therefore more momentum for a campaign.
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This week, the government also reported positive figures on orders for durable goods in June and a slightly more favorable trade balance.
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Winning Iowa means instant credibility for a candidate and that means more favorable media coverage and therefore more momentum for a campaign.
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Other carriers also securitized but have used bank lending to cover the receivables, and the accounting treatment is more favorable, said McCormack.
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Rasmussen Reports, which is widely seen as having a polling model more favorable to conservatives, surveyed 1,000 likely U.S. voters from Jan.
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They have changed the military facts on the ground and created the terms for a political settlement more favorable to their interests.
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Lower tax rates and a less strict regulatory environment have created a more favorable environment for returning capital to shareholders, he said.
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That's where they have a more favorable environment and where they're likely to succeed in getting the impeachment charges tossed at trial.
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Now, it's possible we'll learn that dubious data crunching was used to make the drug look more favorable after an initial flop.
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More investments can be expected, particularly if the U.S. introduces more favorable tax laws, Lilly Chief Executive David Ricks said in a statement.
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And by the way, in a recent German poll, Germans have a more favorable perception of Vladimir Putin than they do Donald Trump.
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El Niño could also weaken quicker than anticipated, creating conditions that would be more favorable for storm development by peak season in September.
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U.S. The administration essentially wants to leapfrog over a lower court in hopes of finding a more favorable ruling in a higher court.
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Goldman also upgraded to neutral from sell given a more favorable backdrop for U.S.-focused staples stocks, including potential benefits from tax reform.
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Also, maybe Colton (and all Bachelors) should wait until those odds are a little more favorable before asking for blessings left and right.
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This follows news on Wednesday, where the Japanese automaker admitted it falsified fuel economy test data to make emissions levels look more favorable.
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The Supreme Court is more favorable towards religious-liberty claims today than they've been at any other time in the past 50 years.
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This could put the startup in a position to enter or supply B2C e-commerce with more favorable margins than existing players, i.e.
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" Levin said that despite declining membership, polls show Americans "have a more favorable view of unions than they have in half a century.
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The president-elect has pledged to renegotiate NAFTA to be more favorable to U.S. manufacturers or leave the 23-year-old trade pact.
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The bank's profits were down from 1.2 billion Swiss francs in the same period in 2015, when market conditions were much more favorable.
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Revenue from the struggling apparel category likewise improved during the quarter, a trend the company attributed to better merchandise and more favorable weather.
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The most obvious example of this is at night, when tuning conditions become more favorable at long distances due to differences in ionization.
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These additional factors include atmospheric circulation patterns that may be more favorable for strong storms to develop and track along the East Coast.
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With no remaining regulations against paid prioritization, those negotiations will tip in carriers' favor, and may grow more favorable to carriers in result.
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"While questions around long-term door count and price competition from fast-fashion peers will continue, the setup is more favorable," Trussell said.
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Democrats, currently in the Senate minority with 47 seats, have a much more favorable Senate map in 2020 than they did in 2018.
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Because of these changes, one of the easiest solutions to having more favorable retirement income would be to use a Roth IRA vs.
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It would also provide a more favorable backdrop for the GOP nominee as he debates Clinton for the second time five days later.
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Trump has said he will pull out of the Paris agreement unless Washington can secure more favorable terms for American businesses and taxpayers.
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Even accounting for a more favorable tax rate, the highest valuation that employees were able to come up with was about $1.5 trillion.
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The new emphasis on subscriptions and the more favorable revenue split could be an inflection point in the history of the App Store.
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Fresenius on Monday ruled out seeking a new deal on more favorable terms after an analyst discussed the possibility in a research note.
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British banks have faced mounting criticism from investors for awarding their top executives more favorable pension arrangements than the rest of their employees.
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There are a total of 68 congressional districts where Democrats can argue that they face a more favorable climate than the Ohio district.
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Dave Schweikert, is more favorable terrain for Democrats than the 8th District -- more suburban and home to a higher percentage of college graduates.
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Compared with the Democrats' rules, the Republican ones are far more favorable to a candidate who wins with a plurality of the vote.
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Russell Holden, corporate partner at international law firm Taylor Wessing, said he expected this to continue as companies waited for more favorable conditions.
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A family could choose whether to claim the new rebate or the existing credit, whichever was more favorable to it, but not both.
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Sidie still faces tough odds, however; President Obama carried the district in 2900, but redistricting has since made it more favorable for Republicans.
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"Greater certainty about future income and job prospects have become the main drivers of more favorable purchase plans," Curtin said in a statement.
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The Cook Political Report, a top nonpartisan election handicapper, shifted nine House races to more favorable for Democrats in this year's midterm elections.
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Mr. Giuliani said he never considered running for president this year, despite a political climate that could have been more favorable to him.
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The poll also showed that GOP-leaning adults have a more favorable impression of the party now than they did a year ago.
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These fundamentals models will generally be more favorable to Mr. Trump; history suggests that this should be a more Republican-favoring election cycle.
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Beyond the approach to booking early, if you're flexible with dates, cruising while kids are in school usually results in more favorable fares.
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The tax reforms have temporarily reduced the tax brackets, making it a more favorable time for a Roth 401(k) or IRA conversion.
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Democratic voters have been consistently more favorable: In March, 56 percent said trade agreements were good, a slight decrease from the previous May.
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She further explains that Google employees generally hop from position to position within the company, so having overall knowledge is much more favorable.
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Pai is seen as more favorable toward corporate mergers, leading many to beelive that he would support the AT&T-Time Warner deal.
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Trump pledged during his 2016 presidential campaign that if elected he would renegotiate it to provide more favorable terms to the United States.
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While those polled largely preferred a full repeal and replace, most had more favorable opinions of ObamaCare than of the House GOP bill.
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To replace a loan, such as a mortgage, with a different loan that has a better interest rate or other more favorable terms.
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But by far the most important source of savings is that governments are able to negotiate much more favorable terms with service providers.
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Six in 10 voters said it gave them a more favorable view of the president-elect, including, notably, one in three Clinton voters.
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All these issues together mean that the exit polls sometimes think Latino voters are much more favorable to Republicans than they actually are.
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Legal experts suggested that if he had been able to significantly further Mr. Mueller's inquiry, he could have negotiated a more favorable deal.
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When a policy calls attention to the benefits, people often have a more favorable attitude and are willing to accept slightly higher costs.
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That means conditions could become more favorable for tropical development during the second half of this hurricane season, from September to November 30.
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Derris made the unusual move of contacting a reporter directly, seemingly to ask that the company be viewed through a more favorable lens.
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The Texas inmate population was whiter than in other Southern states, but owing to racist stereotypes, whites were given more favorable work assignments.
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Americans of all political stripes should want to see the court expanded, but not to get judicial results more favorable to one party.
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And what's being released Tuesday is widely expected to be more favorable to Israel, though Trump sought to push back on those expectations.
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Finish Line – Susquehanna upgraded the athletic apparel and footwear retailer to "positive" from "neutral," on more favorable than expected sales and promotional trends.
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Climate could also be a factor, with the increase of art revealing times when the conditions were more favorable for humans, Aubert said.
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The senators said they were "yes" votes after changes to provide more favorable treatment to smaller businesses and so-called pass-through entities.
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"We are seeing the purging, the cleaning of this major online institution to be more favorable towards corporations and governments," Mr. Rudkowski said.
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Gualtieri, who last week presented updated budget forecasts, said that also European Union budget rules should offer "a more favorable framework for investments".
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His team reached a more favorable accord, under which the FARC agreed to, among other things, surrender all its assets to compensate victims.
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The N.H.L. also wants the Las Vegas team to be competitive right away and has tried to create more favorable expansion draft rules.
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Now, Lamb will be running in a much more favorable race for Democrats and a district Trump carried by less than 3 points.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to make the terms more favorable to Americans.
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G.M. is suing Fiat Chrysler in federal court, asserting that its rival bribed U.A.W. negotiators to get more favorable terms in previous contracts.
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It is a tax on imports that provides revenue to the U.S. government and creates a more favorable business environment for American manufacturing.
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The planes were stored in more favorable conditions so they could fly north once the ground crews there had finished removing the snow.
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The failure of talks could be perceived as the exhaustion of every alternative and may make the conditions for preventive war more favorable.
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The weakness in e-commerce overshadowed some of the retailer's more favorable results and put its ongoing battle with Amazon under a spotlight.
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Authorities also say the Prime Minister tried to help certain Israeli newspapers and online news outlets in exchange for more favorable media coverage.
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The country has become somewhat more favorable to abortion rights in the last few years, but I wouldn't make too much of that.
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While it's still unclear whether the AHCA will pass the House, its chances of success appear more favorable compared to a week ago.
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Labor unions have been more favorable to the idea of tariffs, but even they have warned about disrupting the supply chain between countries.
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Those are the discounts drugmakers give to middlemen such as pharmacy benefit managers, often in exchange for more favorable insurance coverage for their medicines.
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Those are the discounts drugmakers give to middlemen such as pharmacy benefit managers, often in exchange for more favorable insurance coverage for their drugs.
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Shares of Apple's stock closed at an all-time high Monday, riding a post-earnings rally and a more favorable outlook on Wall Street.
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"It's a sector that benefits from rising rates, a growing economy and a more favorable regulatory environment that's trading at attractive valuations," said Welch.
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Shortly after those comments, El-Erian said the Fed could change course on rates next year that is much more favorable to the market.
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Why it matters If someone else volunteers, you can guarantee that your boss will have a more favorable view of that colleague than you.
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It could wait out Trump, hoping that he loses his reelection bid and that an administration more favorable to the Palestinian side is elected.
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But by ratifying the deal in parliament on Friday, Japan is signaling it hopes the accord can be resuscitated when conditions are more favorable.
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A bankruptcy filing by Sete Brasil is seen as a way to press Petrobras into signing a more favorable contract for the rig leaser.
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Weather will begin to look "more favorable" he said toward the end of the week but there is still no rain in the forecast.
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Attitudes toward the current labor market were relatively steady, and the outlook for future job growth was marginally more favorable, The Conference Board said.
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"The continuation of the disinflationary process as 2018 begins benefits from more favorable initial conditions than in 2017," the bank said in the statement.
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Western and some Arab states believe that Moscow's initiative would lay groundwork for a solution more favorable to the Assad government and its allies.
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Nehlen was always a longshot and lost by a wide margin, but future candidates in more favorable districts and states could be more formidable.
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"Democrats have always been more favorable, and Republicans have always been unfavorable," said Liz Hamel, director of Kaiser's public opinion and survey research team.
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The Attorney General should not have taken it upon himself to describe the Special Counsel's findings in a light more favorable to the President.
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After a rugged road stretch to begin the season, the Hurricanes are counting on making up ground as the schedule as turned more favorable.
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The falling temperatures helped create "much more favorable" conditions for firefighters tackling the Monchique blaze, local fire chief Abel Gomes told a news conference.
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"The results we obtained are, generally speaking, more favorable than last year, since the entities (...) reduced their exposure (to foreclosed assets)," De Cos said.
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She ended up renegotiating the deal a year ago on more favorable terms for Yahoo and later signed another search deal with Google, too.
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Since Trump's rise, Republicans have grown markedly more favorable to Putin's Russia, a direct result of Trump aligning himself with Putin (and vice versa).
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In another State Department study, 92 percent of exchange participants from Muslim majority countries reported having a more favorable view of the United States.
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She ended up renegotiating the deal a year ago on more favorable terms for Yahoo and later signed another search deal with Google too.
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The loss is particularly tough for Sanders's campaign given that Kentucky was one of the more favorable states for him remaining in the race.
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Johnson, who is chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, may soon have a more favorable or unfavorable opinion of Pompeo.
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Medvedev also reiterated Gazprom's position that the United States will struggle to market its LNG to Europe because other markets offer more favorable conditions.
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Because the atmosphere is starting to become more favorable for development, there is a 70% chance it could develop within the next 48 hours.
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This could potentially give Jolly a boost in his district, which has become more favorable to Democrats this year thanks to court-ordered redistricting.
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"We believe the risk/reward on MCD has become more favorable for investors with a 6-12+ month horizon," Tarantino wrote to clients Tuesday.
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Republicans have a more favorable path in the Senate, where the party stands a roughly 80 percent chance of retaining the majority, Silver projected.
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Some firms have found themselves sitting at the negotiating table with investors who have forced them to lower fees and provide more favorable terms.
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While Prescott will have a few more favorable matchups soon, between Weeks 12-14, he'll be up against the Patriots, Bills, and Bears defenses.
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ATLANTA — The Republican victory in the special House election here has two big implications — one more favorable for President Donald Trump than the other.
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The report from Politico said Rove's super-PAC American Crossroads was warming to Trump and beginning to see him in a more favorable light.
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Recent polls in swing states show Republican senators with more favorable margins against their Democratic challengers than those separating Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton.
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If you can obtain a more favorable rate, which requires a good credit score, you can save potentially save hundreds of dollars a year.
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On the company's post-earnings conference call, Chief Executive Charlie Ergen said a new presidential administration could create a more favorable environment for consolidation.
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"Multinational negotiations under a government framework are more favorable, and we hope it will result in an acceptable deal to all parties," he said.
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In other words, aCommerce said it still has money in the bank but wants to spend to grow to secure a more favorable raise.
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The secondhand remarks suggested a softening stance on the Paris agreement, which Trump vowed to abandon unless he could strike a more favorable deal.
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In the early 1990s there was a widespread orthodoxy that "outward-looking" development policies were much more favorable to growth than "inward-looking" policies.
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Benching a player until he negotiates a more favorable contract is not only borderline extortion, but also deeply concerning from a labor management perspective.
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Banks can expect to receive more favorable deal arrangements and pricing, if they use related institutions to conduct the swaps, bankers have told Reuters.
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DE) shareholders are urging the exchanges group to seek more favorable terms in its planned merger with the London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) (LSE.
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This controversial group argued for the importance of representational art at a time when abstract art was more favorable and dominated the art world.
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Trump, with characteristic frankness, is openly saying that he backed Moore because he would be far more favorable to his agenda than a Democrat.
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Trump has threatened to end the trade pact with Canada and Mexico if a more favorable deal for the U.S. could not be reached.
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Sanders has some contests that should be more favorable to him, like the Puerto Rico primary, but these do not yield very many delegates.
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Elliptic shows a different side of the crypto industry, in that its technology is seen as more favorable to financial services businesses and regulators.
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A ''capable-enough adversary,'' says Stauffer, might potentially go much further, with an update that would ''make a candidate more favorable than the other.
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"There is an expectation that the government will be more favorable to economic activities in the Amazon, no matter the circumstances," Mr. Veríssimo said.
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More likely, landlords would swallow hard and renegotiate the lease agreements on more favorable terms to keep WeWork from creating a full-on panic.
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The more favorable rates are offered months before the new season, making the deals attractive to brands, whose early commitments suit the networks, too.
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He cut cooperation deals with junior gang members, offering them more favorable treatment in return for information that would help him convict bigger fish.
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It&aposs forced banks to think more deeply about how they structure the business, and favored activities that get more favorable treatment from regulators.
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That will help you snare more favorable mortgage terms, as well as prepare your finances for the added costs associated with buying a home.
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They want, as Twitter is apparently about to do, less fat on the bone and more favorable terms (lower share price and market cap).
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A 2015 Reason-Rupe survey found that over half (58 percent) of Americans under 30 have a more favorable view of socialism than capitalism.
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As higher oil prices boost the credit quality of oil companies, issuers are likely to get more favorable terms when they negotiate refinancing terms.
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Viewers of Christian media, she added, are often presented with more favorable information about Mr. Trump than they would find in the mainstream media.
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Such organizations are attractive to offshore investors because the banks are able to offer more favorable tax treatment than the investors' own countries can.
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But he still has an unlimited source of funds to buy some more favorable eyeballs before he has to get onstage again next week.
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"As far as I know, for the first time we show that a warmer Arctic is also more favorable for heavy snowfall," Cohen said.
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Forty percent of those who watched the final presidential debate said they came away from the contest with a more favorable impression of Wallace.
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The other two witnesses on Tuesday, Volker and Morrison, were requested by Republicans with the idea that they'd be more favorable to President Trump.
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However, the letter said the firm has tempered its bullishness on refining crack spreads, due to a "more favorable opinion" of the crude market.
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"We belonged to a credit union, which was for us a much more favorable institution to belong to than a typical bank," Jim said.
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Its agenda has been to get Iran at the table to renegotiate the JCPOA in terms that are more favorable to the Trump agenda.
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"They will demand a package that will be much more favorable to them, which will peel off a number of fiscal conservatives," she said.
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The late 2015 deal was expected by analysts to be the first of many to come amid the more favorable market conditions for acquisitions.
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Biden's ability to connect with rural and working-class voters could help Democrats compete in districts and states that are more favorable for Republicans.
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Dogs (it pains the writer, a diehard cat man, to say) seem to have a much more favorable ratio of unique benefits to risks.
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That gives it more favorable economics and a more loyal customer base than its consumer-focused peers, who face discount wars to woo fickle consumers.
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There are more than one hundred districts more favorable for Democrats than this one and we look forward to competing hard in every single one.
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The resulting credit scores typically range from 300 to 850, with higher scores making it easier to qualify for loans and more favorable interest rates.
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And a massive company like Amazon, with the infrastructure and resources to do what the Postal Service needs, will probably get a more favorable deal.
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By finding some small point to sue over, she added, the ISPs can increase the odds of getting the case into a more favorable court.
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Certain segments of the party are skeptical of free-trade deals — hello to the labor unions — but the broader electorate is actually much more favorable.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded terms of trade more favorable to the United States from top trade partners China, Japan and the European Union.
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A borrowing game plan can also give you a sense of whether other options, like a home equity line of credit, might be more favorable.
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Mike Kelly, who voted for Trump in Pennsylvania's primary on Tuesday, said he has been hearing more favorable reviews of the businessman in recent days.
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Through strength in numbers, artists might be able to standardize more favorable contractual terms such as a reversion of rights after a period of time.
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Several states are coming up that are more favorable territory for Trump than Cruz, especially New York and Pennsylvania where Trump still has significant leads.
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The waters in the Bering Strait were already nearly ice-free, though scientists expected some ice to grow as more favorable weather patterns set in.
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He said they have asked Britain to issue a new declaration that would be more favorable to the Palestinians, a request he said London rejected.
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Citi upgraded its rating of GrubHub shares to buy from neutral on Tuesday, saying it sees a "more favorable" opportunity for the stock to climb.
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She once advised a client splitting time between North Carolina and Texas to shift residency to North Carolina, which has more favorable spousal support laws.
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It provides existing Medicare beneficiaries with broad "do over" rights to change their policies and, without penalties, to get new ones on more favorable terms.
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Given the overall state of California's real estate market, the actual trade-off involved here is probably more favorable to consumers than you might think.
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Daimler said the credit line replaces an existing 9 billion euro syndicated credit line ahead of schedule and the new loan carries more favorable terms.
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The new map is much more favorable to Democrats than most election wonks expected, given the geographic patterns of where people actually live in Pennsylvania.
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If the party can score victories on this more favorable new turf, it will be a major help in their efforts to retake the chamber.
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The nonprofit Citizens for Tax Justice estimates that big companies have parked more than $2 trillion offshore,which is subject to more favorable tax rates.
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"We see opportunity for a favorable [second-half] set-up versus easy compares if weather is indeed more favorable," Deutsche Bank analyst Paul Trussell said.
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Science Care markets itself more aggressively than medical schools, they say, and offers donors more favorable terms, such as picking up the body for free.
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Investors are hoping to get some more favorable information from the Fed Minutes which will be released right at 2pm Eastern live on Power Lunch.
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Weather conditions are forecast to be more favorable for fighting the blaze on Thursday, but temperatures will still be well above average with gusty winds.
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Credit Suisse this week raised its S&P 500 target for 2019 to 3,025 from 2,925, citing "more favorable" economic trends and "receding" market risks.
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Trump then quickly sought to pivot to more favorable ground by bringing up Clinton's use of a private email server while at the State Department.
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The losing streak is feeding some despondency in the Democratic ranks, but some Democrats -- including Pelosi allies -- say the long-term view is more favorable.
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"Would you give them the same deal (as the early adopters) or would you punish them by trying to make it more favorable to Apple?"
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Sanders is boosted by his 30-point lead among men, a significantly higher favorability rating, and more favorable views of his character traits and values.
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For example, a September 2015 Pew survey asked a related but different set of questions about immigrants that produced results more favorable to Trump's prospects.
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We went through all the data and found that there are 68 GOP-held seats that are more favorable for Democrats than Ohio's 12th District.
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" Another White House official said: "We are withdrawing from the Paris Agreement unless we can re-engage on terms more favorable to the United States.
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But as SunEdison's fortunes tumbled, investors complained that it was improperly using their cash and striking deals that were more favorable to the parent company.
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The company said the boosted forecast reflects not only a solid first quarter but a more favorable foreign exchange environment and contributions from completed acquisitions.
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These days every company is a tech company, but some have better niches, faster growth, more attractive offerings or more favorable share prices than others.
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The unanimous ruling, by a five-judge tribunal in The Hague, was more favorable toward the Philippines and broader in scope than experts had predicted.
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The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a Republican challenge to redistricting in Virginia, leaving in place a map that could prove more favorable to Democrats.
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As I noted on Wednesday, it's likely that, at minimum, Kavanaugh will be more favorable towards state laws that restrict abortion than Anthony Kennedy was.
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While Barcelona and Bartaco tend to fare well in the spring and summer, Double Eagle is more favorable during the fall and winter, he said.
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"So you might try to stop that litigation from happening and consolidate it in front of bankruptcy judge who you hope will be more favorable."
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Although he has since backtracked on those comments, the neobank's short-term product appears to target this group, albeit with much more favorable interest rates.
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Democrats and Republicans have long thought that the nation's political map has been changing as increasingly diverse and urban states become more favorable for Democrats.
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The move would make it less attractive for companies in Puerto Rico to stay there since they could get a more favorable tax rate elsewhere.
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Cox and Slee charge that Airbnb purged the 295,294 listings in order to present a more favorable portrait of its NYC data in its Dec.
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According to the study, only 30% of people will have a more favorable view of a company if it issues a positive statement about Trump.
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Perez argued that Democrats just have to win a number of seats in districts that are more favorable to their candidates than Ohio's 12th District.
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Seeing an opportunity in Britain's June 23 referendum vote to quit the EU, the lobby has called for more favorable terms for expats in France.
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"The political and social climate is much more favorable to reform," said Barbara Jimenez, Americas regional coordinator at Equality Now, a global women's rights group.
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Mr. Johnson wants more favorable treatment for pass-through businesses and Mr. Corker wants assurances the $1.5 trillion tax bill won't add to the deficit.
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Indeed, according to European Union regulators, the Irish government was involved in striking special side deals to give the biggest companies even more favorable treatment.
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However, he added Tyson's outlook for fiscal 2020 remains positive, as it does not expect the challenges to repeat and expects more favorable market conditions.
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A more favorable interpretation highlights how the Socialist party, which was banned under Franco, has held power more than any other party since his death.
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"We made numerous changes that the industry did not want that were more favorable to our landowners, our mineral owners and surface owners," he said.
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Trade will factor heavily during Trump's trip as he tries to persuade Asian allies to agree to trade policies more favorable to the United States.
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" The Guardian, one of the more favorable reviews, called it "bold, risky, infuriating, compelling," but tempered that by noting that it is a "little exhausting.
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Michael Nathanson, an analyst with MoffettNathanson Research, saw Disney's potential involvement as creating a more favorable scenario for a Sky deal to pass regulatory scrutiny.
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From its analysis: Just 73 percent of people will have a more favorable impression of your company if you issue a positive statement about Trump.
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More endorsements are expected as the primary calendar shifts to more favorable terrain for Biden in states such as Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi and Ohio.
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They are forced to give up their right to a hearing to contest the legality of government intrusion in exchange for more favorable guilty pleas.
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Rising temperatures in the Gulf of Maine mean "conditions are becoming more and more favorable for green crabs to survive and populate areas," he said.
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So their optimism isn't just a gritted-teeth pose; it's an appropriate reaction to a landscape that's more favorable than it easily might have been.
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Although Walmart was negotiating with the same career officials as it had during the Obama administration, the company closed in on a more favorable deal.
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Under intense monitoring, Iran complied with its part of the bargain and received, in turn, more favorable trading arrangements with the rest of the world.
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The first phase of this trade deal is no doubt meant to create a more favorable set of conditions for the next round of negotiations.
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Former national security adviser Michael Flynn reportedly steered Putin away from retaliation by suggesting that U.S. policy under Trump would be more favorable toward Russia.
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Wang and Yu were among eight players disqualified for deliberately playing to lose pool round matches to secure more favorable draws in the knockout rounds.
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Since full-size pickups are often viewed as too big or too expensive by some potential buyers, small pickups have become a more favorable option.
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Weather conditions were meant to be more favorable the next day, leaving open the possibility that a small window would be opened to leave Narooma.
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Nonetheless, their growing participation in financings spells a welcome development for borrowers as it would help them diversify their funding and obtain more favorable terms.
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Perhaps by then, the Huskies will be in the more favorable spot they are accustomed to, with Larrier, Diarra and Gilbert back in the fold.
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Trump has threatened to end the NAFTA trade pact with Canada and Mexico if a more favorable deal for the U.S. could not be reached.
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Rising temperatures in the Gulf of Maine mean "conditions are becoming more and more favorable for green crabs to survive and populate areas," he said.
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"They went to the statehouse to get a more favorable response" Rebecca Jones, director of work structures at the National Employment Law Project, told Vox.
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With more favorable U.S. risk-free rates now on offer, investors are no longer willing to turn a blind eye to Argentina's serious economic weaknesses.
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Conversely, if the new government opted to stick to the deal, it could only hope for more favorable ethane prices that might reduce its losses.
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The only way to draw people wanting families away from unregulated markets is to make laws more favorable in Europe and North America, experts said.
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The commander in chief has long pushed for trade deals more favorable to the U.S., arguing that numerous existing agreements put the country in jeopardy.
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Transportation analytics company Populus found women have a more favorable view of electric scooters and are willing to ride them to commute and get around.
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The more delegates Mr. Biden wins there tonight, the harder he will make it for Mr. Sanders to mount a comeback on more favorable terrain.
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Why it matters: Some House Dems floated delaying delivery of the articles as a way to push for more favorable terms for the Senate trial.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said in April that he would consider rejoining the trade agreement if the terms were more favorable to the United States.
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Electronic fingerprints tell stories, too: A group founded by one of the candidates, logging on anonymously, made edits that put him in a more favorable light.
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He also said he could not "countenance" AIG's effort to seek a declaratory judgment, which he called an effort to benefit from "more favorable" legal precedents.
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Looking beyond 2017, Citi's optimism also fades on expectations that increasing numbers of shale producers will be enticed back into the market by more favorable pricing.
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Over the past generation, congressional Republicans have been clearly more favorable to trade than congressional Democrats, though presidents of both parties have been favorable to trade.
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As the President has made abundantly clear, the United States is withdrawing unless we can re-enter on terms that are more favorable to our country.
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Others said perception among the political elite depends on ideology, with those leaning more to the right feeling more favorable to Trump than other Israelis are.
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Kevin Cramer, running for Senate in North Dakota, has not had to deal with the same problem because North Dakota is much more favorable to Republicans.
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However, Fitch would consider upgrading BC's ratings and/or Outlook if the agency takes a more favorable view towards BC's through-the-cycle cash flow volatility.
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That would reunite the chain with its real estate but would force Quality Care to give up its REIT status, which enjoys more favorable tax treatment.
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"They've been able to lower rates, bring in a tax amnesty, push through more favorable policies, and you can see the domestic environment improving," Ballard said.
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But a mixture of surface level winds and high-altitude wind trajectories pointed to tomorrow being a more favorable launch opportunity, so we're going with that.
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Stable governments have been able to handle crises more effectively, implement structural reforms in due time and render the investment climate more favorable by increasing predictability.
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She had not reached a deal with prosecutors but changed her plea, her attorney said at the time, in hopes of getting a more favorable sentence.
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Others, though -- like big infrastructure spending or renegotiating trade deals to make them more favorable to American workers -- are better fits on a Democratic wish list.
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Arizona, which offers 85 delegates in total, had looked potentially more favorable for Clinton: One recent poll showed her with a double-digit lead over Sanders.
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The senator from Wisconsin also has demanded more favorable treatment for "pass-through" businesses, which include sole proprietorships and partnerships, as a condition of his support.
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Clinton's margin is more favorable, with 50 percent saying she'll do more to divide the nation and 46 percent saying she'll do more to unite it.
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It provided a more favorable legal environment for credit activity to increase competition with more than 50 new bank licenses delivered in the past three years.
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However, dry air nearby the storm could cause minor weakening to occur, before it moves into a more favorable environment for intensification in a few days.
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But court-ordered redistricting has made his once heavily Republican district in the Orlando area more diverse and more favorable to Democrats in the years since.
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He believes that news coverage is directly tied to market pressure and that news outlets provide more favorable coverage to companies that buy advertisements from them.
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Democrats on the committee have long opposed the bill, but are now more favorable to the legislation after lawmakers made significant changes to address their concerns.
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Progressive strategist Ruy Teixeria said on Friday that Arizona is increasingly becoming more favorable to Democrats, and will likely be competitive in the 2628 presidential election.
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That points toward a 2018 mid-term election climate even more favorable than opposition parties typically enjoy in the early phase of a new president's tenure.
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"The Port Authority had the ability to do things for Democratic officials that would potentially put the governor in a more favorable position," Mr. Wildstein said.
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In January, Trump hinted the U.S. could re-enter the TPP if provisions were changed to be more favorable to the U.S., which now looks unlikely.
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While the powerful trends behind ETFs will not go away, they are now due for a rest, with more favorable times immediately ahead for active management.
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Trump called China a "friend" but demanded the world's second-largest economy adopt more favorable trade practices with the U.S."We want reciprocal, mirror," Trump said.
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In fact, it would directly conflict with the more favorable turnout projections we have observed for Democrats for the better part of the past two years.
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Around 295% said the Democratic nominee would fail to expand the map into states that previously backed Republicans but are more favorable to them next year.
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Calling for "fair and reciprocal" trade relationships, Trump has promised to dissolve the new U.S. tariffs only after more favorable deals are struck with trading allies.
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SoftBank's offer is expected to have more favorable terms for WeWork and cofounder Adam Neumann than what JPMorgan could line up with its group of investors.
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Despite the U.S.-led air campaign against ISIS, most Iraqi Shia, the majority of the population, see Iran as a more favorable and stable security partner.
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Although the law is more favorable to shareholders, its foreignness will make it a bit more difficult for Valeant's mostly American shareholders to navigate this morass.
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Mr. Kasich faced a $7.7 billion shortfall for his first two-year budget, though that gap ended up somewhat smaller because of more favorable revenue projections.
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After several reports of driverless cars running red lights, the California DMW quickly shut it down, sending it packing to Arizona where laws are more favorable.
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And since the government has said it will stop interest from accruing on student loans during the pandemic, these options are now more favorable to borrowers.
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Higher interest rates have made bonds more attractive, and it makes perfect sense that investors would demand a more favorable valuation from stocks given that alternative.
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But if they suffer more than America does, then the US can perhaps reboot the relationship in a way that is more favorable to the country.
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The president has also started to take credit for other metrics that are currently more favorable to him, such as the price of oil and gas.
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We know basically nothing about Andrew, but so far he seems a lot more favorable than Dro, who, like Lawrence, reappeared after a few episodes away.
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Walmart bristled, and as the election came and went, the two sides continued to negotiate, leading Walmart to receive more favorable terms from the Justice Department.
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The party is preparing to shift advertising money away from some of their most beleaguered incumbents toward a set of races in somewhat more favorable territory.
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While he has floated the idea of rejoining, that seems unlikely: Mr. Trump said he wants substantially more-favorable terms, which would be difficult to negotiate.
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The Rocky Mountain Institute did a report on the economics of all-electric, zero-net-energy homes, which are already far more favorable than widely understood.
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The corruption indictments issued for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week include charges that he sought to manipulate the media to secure more favorable coverage.
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Other elements of your financial situation, like how early you plan to retire or your retirement income needs, may make one option more favorable than another.
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In one instance, officials influenced Petrobras to ensure more favorable pricing on its supply of a crude oil byproduct that Braskem used for its petrochemical production.
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A high credit score can open lots of doors, from getting you more favorable interest rates to helping you get approved for mortgages and other loans.
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If he replaces Comey with someone who is, or appears to be, more favorable to him and his administration, a significant crisis of trust could ensue.
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Pat Toomey won reelection by 2 points, bucking all the polls, and the electorate only stands to become more favorable for Republicans in an off year.
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"Oi's competitors were already facing a more favorable competitive scenario, which may improve further with Oi in trouble," said Luiz Azevedo, an analyst with Bradesco BBI.
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These differences stem largely from the fact that single payers — which is to say, governments — are typically able to negotiate more favorable terms with service providers.
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Now that they face more favorable electoral terrain in 2020, Democrats see less political benefit in cutting a deal with Trump giving him a border wall.
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When dealing with the EU, he may be able to point to the courtship from the U.S. as a way of pushing for more favorable terms.
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In the other case, Netanyahu is accused of offering a newspaper publisher legislation that would weaken his paper's main rival in return for more favorable coverage.
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The three corporate titans are aiming to cut health costs for their employees by using their companies' sheer sizes as leverage to get more favorable pricing.
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In the second case, Netanyahu is accused of offering a newspaper publisher legislation that would weaken his paper's main rival in return for more favorable coverage.
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It hopes that the liquidity gained from the bankruptcy allows it to expand into more favorable markets and even open some new stores in existing markets.
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Unlike the federal government, where capital gains and dividends are taxed at more favorable rates, California hits all taxable income with the same high tax rates.
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These adults on the periphery of American politics are probably more favorable to Democrats than registered voters are, but the story here is complicated as well.
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These adults on the periphery of American politics are probably more favorable to Democrats than registered voters are, but the story here is complicated as well.
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The number of competitive Republican-held seats is far greater than it was at this time in 2006, when Democrats had a more favorable political environment.
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When it comes to immigrants who are apprehended by ICE after already living in the US, that is obviously a more favorable solution to the immigrant.
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"Nobody feels entirely sure that if they got rid of her they would get ... someone who's more favorable and supportive of what they want," Usherwood added.
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Trump has said he will scrap NAFTA if his administration cannot negotiate trade terms with Mexico and Canada that are more favorable to the United States.
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Voters tend to be more favorable toward animal welfare than legislators, and animal welfare laws have had some of their biggest successes at the ballot box.
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The company initially wanted to go public around the time Alibaba did in 2014, but then scrapped those plans (twice), hoping for more favorable market conditions.
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On the flip side, a spouse with higher earning power and a good credit score can help secure a more favorable rate in refinancing the debt.
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About two in five of the more than 2,000 people polled in the days following the deal said they saw Whole Foods in a more favorable light.
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"Price ratios of cotton to competing crops are a bit more favorable than in 2015," said Jody Campiche, the group's vice president of economics and policy analysis.
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Finance Minister Carlos Urzua said current oil and gas exploration and production assets that were given by the government to Pemex will get more favorable tax terms.
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Warmer temperatures led to changes in the "quantity, distribution, and seasonal windows of bacteria" in the coastal ecosystem while providing "more favorable conditions for Vibrio," Doktor said.
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For the current year, Toyota said it was assuming the dollar would average 105 yen this year, versus a far more favorable 120 yen JPY= last year.
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Trump typically fulminates against polls that show him doing badly while cherry picking others, that however dubiously, appear to show him in a more favorable political position.
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Economy Minister Darko Horvat said on Wednesday that despite the lower initial cost of bankruptcy, it was debatable which option was more favorable in the long run.
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Speaking Spanish doesn't make your policies more favorable, or as Julian Castro once said, it doesn't define who a person is or how that person will govern.
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Trump campaigned on rebuilding the sector and his ability to create high-paying American manufacturing jobs, partly by pushing other countries for more favorable terms of trade.
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Both are newly shaped districts that are now far more favorable to Democrats, and they largely line up with the districts currently represented by retiring Republican Reps.
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Prospects for the legislation may be more favorable under President Donald Trump, who has heightened tensions between police and communities of color since winning the White House.
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The whole point of the hearing was for Republicans to contend that Google products — particularly Google search — gives more favorable, flattering search results to Democrats and liberals.
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Earth, meanwhile, has swung from hothouse to icehouse and back, all the while accumulating oxygen in its atmosphere and becoming a more favorable place for complex life.
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Having a Republican majority in both houses means it's very likely that any law would be much more favorable to ISPs than the 2015 FCC order was.
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And with good reason: It seems blindingly obvious that the candidate who is seen as more favorable by more people would do better in a general election.
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Refinancing simply means you're taking one loan and replacing it with another, with the new loan having different (and preferably more favorable) terms than the old one.
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In addition, the incoming Democratic-controlled House could be more favorable to relaxing federal laws, and a record number of Americans support legalization, a Gallup poll shows.
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They might also be taking the view that both the Republican and Democratic prospective nominees would be more favorable for business than the current administration, analysts said.
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They were one of four women's pairs disqualified for deliberating playing to lose their pool matches in a bid to secure more favorable draws in knockout rounds.
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Why it matters: Trump, who earlier turned a huge swath of Republicans toward more favorable opinions of Russia, has now turned his party against his own FBI.
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"In making all of these adjustments, the FHLBanks are being aided by more favorable bond rates for longer-term debt, making these issuances less expensive," he said.
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The New York Democrat's support gives the policy a powerful voice as opinions on the substance become more favorable with voters and within the ranks of Congress.
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The expanded GOP majority will make it more difficult for Democrats to recapture the Senate in 2628, when the electoral map will be more favorable for them.
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Republicans are going into November facing strong electoral headwinds, but the Senate map is more favorable than the House since they have more opportunities to flip seats.
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In the run-up to the presidential primary season, few candidates received more favorable press coverage than Donald Trump, the Shorenstein Center at Harvard's Kennedy School found.
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Under pressure, hedge funds are cutting more favorable deals for investors who stick around, a remarkable development in an industry that is known for minting billionaires overnight.
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SoftBank's offer is expected to have some more favorable terms for WeWork and cofounder Adam Neumann than what JPMorgan could line up with its group of investors.
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Industry executives told the Financial Times that Apple Music currently offers a more favorable rate of revenue sharing than Spotify, the world's most popular music streaming service.
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The short version: Disney wanted more favorable terms, and Sony liked the terms they already had, and the two sides have been unable to reach an agreement.
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A certificate of deposit, commonly called a CD, is a type of bank savings account that offers customers more favorable interest rates than most traditional savings accounts.
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While conditions were more favorable for the 123 men and women tackling the blaze, heightened fire weather and smoky conditions are expected in coming days, officials said.
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The latest snapshot of the Electoral College map heading into the final days is a little more favorable to Trump, but Clinton still holds a clear advantage.
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But some of the GOP's donors may feel more inclined to contribute money to candidates in the Senate, where the map is far more favorable to Republicans.
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In recent months, third-party sellers on Amazon have been complaining that the company gave ads for its own products more favorable real estate on its website.
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They're the numbers these people get: It would be one thing if these states were unusually weak territory for Rubio and more favorable terrain was coming soon.
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In the other, Case 2000, he is accused of back-room dealing with the publisher of Yedioth Ahronoth, a major Israeli newspaper, also for more favorable coverage.
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But they are also arguing over Mr. Trump's tariffs, which were intended to prod the Chinese to agree to more favorable trade terms for the United States.
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"In-terminal hotels have the opportunity to outperform other hotels in the area, making them more favorable investments," said David Tarr, Hyatt's senior vice president, development, Americas.
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Both the 1890 and 1897 bills imposed high tariffs, but Mr. Merry said the later version left more room to negotiate more favorable terms with other countries.
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In the summer of 1992, Ailes and Limbaugh were Bush's guests at the White House, a move that led to far more favorable coverage on Rush's program.
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On the contrary, Democrats in 2020 can be expected to enjoy a more favorable turnout because presidential races tend to draw in more young and Hispanic voters.
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A border adjustment is a major change, one that its proponents argue would make tax evasion substantially harder and make the corporate tax more favorable to investment.
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According to a a person with knowledge of the situation, other players also disapproved of the agreement and wanted more favorable terms for the added 22019th game.
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"We expect conditions to be more favorable for storm development through the rest of the season," Gerry Bell, the prediction center's lead seasonal hurricane forecaster, told CNN.
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In most cases, a bankrupt individual's hard assets are worth much less than his debts, so it ends up being more favorable to file under Chapter 7.
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In most cases, the bankrupt individual's hard assets are worth much less than their debts so it ends up being more favorable to file under Chapter 7.
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Instead, any fight to reduce cruelty in animal agriculture would have to happen in Congress, which is much more favorable territory for factory farms and their lobbyings.
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The jump in consumer sentiment is "largely due to more favorable prospects for jobs and incomes," according to Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.
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In Case 2000, police have investigated conversations Netanyahu had with a newspaper publisher about limiting the circulation of a rival paper in exchange for more favorable coverage.
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According to former employees, Time Asia was once considering a move to Singapore, but chose to remain in Hong Kong due to the more favorable legal environment.
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Even with the more favorable representation of renewables, the EIA predicts that they will be deployed too slowly to offset emissions growth as natural gas prices rise.
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Democratic groups are plowing money into the battle for control of the state legislature in the hopes of crafting a more favorable map for the next decade.
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President Trump won Trott's southeast Michigan district by only 4 points last year, suggesting competitive terrain for a midterm election expected to be more favorable to Democrats.
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It said it would make more cars available for rent, and provide more favorable terms and services for drivers, increasing the supply of vehicles on the road.
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But if there were a party that probably has more upside from the district polls, it's the Democrats, given that other factors are more favorable for them.
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Although the general trend — Democrats having a more favorable view of higher education institutions than Republicans — is of long-standing, the difference used to be much less.
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"There are more than one hundred districts more favorable for Democrats than this one and we look forward to competing hard in every single one," he added.
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In most cases, the bankrupt individual's hard assets are worth much less than his debts, so it ends up being more favorable to file under Chapter 7.
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This convinced these white voters that culture was more important than their dire economic circumstances (on which Democrats offered more favorable policies), and so they voted Republican.
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Sanders insisted it was time to make tuition at public universities free and proposed altering student loan rates and fees to make them more favorable to students.
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In addition, companies may use it to their advantage, allowing a case to go forward in a jurisdiction where they think they can get a more favorable settlement.
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While conditions are getting more favorable, and both IPOs and secondary offerings are starting to crawl their way back, the decline so far this year has been steep.
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The environment for high-end industries is also more favorable in China given Beijing's efforts to produce more technology at home through Made in China 2025, she added.
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While Amgen's therapy was the first to be approved for the U.S. market last May, Lilly has fought to gain more favorable insurance coverage by offering deep discounts.
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The broader Democratic electorate is likely to be much more favorable towards Clinton, especially given that she holds a massive lead over Sanders among black and Latino voters.
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The joke's on California though, as the fleet of self-driving cars move to a state with a much more favorable regulatory environment regarding self-driving car testing.
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"We will negotiate in an atmosphere slightly more favorable after today's export certification suspension," Rangel said, adding the temporary export halt maintains the credibility of Brazil's inspection services.
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While the delegate math is much tougher for him, the Sanders campaign says the calendar now moves to a host of states more favorable to the Vermont senator.
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When it comes to China and the U.S., the world is more divided: 9 countries are more favorable toward China, 13 toward the U.S. and 1 (Spain) split.
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That's counter to what many others are saying, but he points out that the U.K. is actually a more favorable place to do business in than other countries.
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Some U.S. oil companies like Exxon Mobil Corp are focusing on new deepwater projects outside of the United States, where royalties and tax structures can be more favorable.
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He finished second to Westbrook in total clutch points and came up 24 short on 50 fewer field goal attempts; no player had a more favorable plus/minus.
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Just because the budget office is trying to use more favorable language to acquire funds, doesn't mean in any way this will affect the integrity of the agency.
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Updegrove heads the LBJ Presidential Library and Museum in Austin, a fact that lends itself to a more favorable view of this flawed president than the Caro books.
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If El Niño weakens quicker than anticipated, conditions could become more favorable for tropical development during the second half of the hurricane season, from September to November 30.
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Swiss Re wanted to spin off ReAssure to put the business under a more favorable regulatory regime and give it easier access to capital to fund its expansion.
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BP's big new discovery is key to its slashing of estimated per-barrel costs, as are a host of drilling innovations and more favorable deals with service providers.
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"At current share prices, we believe the transaction is more favorable to Suzano's minority shareholders than Fibria's," Credit Suisse analyst Ivano Westin wrote in a note to clients.
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Trade will factor heavily during Trump's trip as he tries to persuade Asian allies to agree to policies more favorable to the United States, a point Trump emphasized.
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A more favorable approach, however, would be changing a "couple" of positions in the board, as small changes could have an "enormous impact," the former executive told CNBC.
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"Despite all of the reservations and debate ... (our analysis) yielded more and more favorable results," Mucic told the Morgan Stanley European Technology, Media and Telecoms Conference in Barcelona.
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The group hopes to produce electoral maps more favorable to Democrats by 2021, with the committee's ultimate goal being to regain Democratic control of the House and Senate.
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In the tweet, the actor cites the movie's Rotten Tomatoes rating, which apparently rose from a fledgling 13 percent to a more-favorable-but-still fledgling 18 percent.
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Some of President Trump's supporters expressed a more favorable view of him following a number of recent controversies surrounding his administration, according to an online poll released Thursday.
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The problem is that while the country's underlying demographics should be more favorable to Democrats by 2020, it's pretty unlikely that the overall national political climate will be.
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The big question: Will the Senate language be modified from the version that passed a committee last year to make it more favorable to the online platform companies?
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The Republican tax plan — which would slash the corporate tax rate and give more favorable treatment to income earned abroad — still faces a big hurdle before becoming law.
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Schultz insisted that Russia has never told him what to say on air, and that he's never even slanted a story to be more favorable to the nation.
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I think any porn that focuses on men as the sex objects over women is more favorable for me, and it doesn't make me feel bad or uncomfortable.
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An earlier Gallup Korea survey conducted after the April summit showed that 65 percent of respondents had a more favorable view of Kim after the summit than before.
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Italy would enjoy more favorable economic conditions outside of the euro zone, said Claudio Borghi, a eurosceptic who chairs the budget committee of the lower house of parliament.
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White House aides believe that document will be more favorable to Trump than the memo depicting his July 25 call with Zelensky, which sparked the formal impeachment inquiry.
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The division is particularly pronounced across age groups, with people ages 653 to 265 expressing significantly more favorable views toward the European Union than those 255 and over.
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The former lawmakers will be vying to represent Nevada's 2628th District, which includes northern Las Vegas and has become more favorable for Democrats since its inception in 28503.
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In some cases, Pierce forged counterparties' signatures on contracts that never existed, while in others she altered real contracts to make them more favorable to Quintillion, prosecutors said.
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The results were clear: Participants given the weak set of facts had much more favorable impressions of the phone when those weak facts were presented in a story.
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Polling suggests that younger people are more favorable to continued British membership in the bloc than are older voters, and in a close race could decide the outcome.
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But if Pelosi can somehow cut even more favorable deals with Trump, she would be advancing progressive interests and setting the party up for electoral success next fall.
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Winning Ohio, which many thought would be even more favorable to Sanders than Michigan, makes Clinton look like a much more secure frontrunner than she did this morning.
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Some companies take advantage of the disparities to focus on ratings that are more favorable, said Robert Fernandez, director of ESG research for Breckinridge Capital Advisors in Boston.
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The state's water resources "are more favorable than they have been since 2011," said Rob Hartman, a hydrologist with NOAA's California Nevada River Forecast Center, on the call.
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At the very least, decisions in Trump's favor would signal that the Court is inclined to give Trump far more favorable treatment than it gave to past presidents.
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The ability to keep raising tons of money can allow Mr. Sanders to prolong his candidacy even if voters keep delivering a verdict more favorable to Mr. Biden.
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"Sure, special elections are more favorable to large swings than House generals, but if there were ever a sign that some 'Safe' seats aren't that safe…" Voting rights.
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Apparently, a more favorable map was quite realistic; after all, it is now a reality, one that gives a significant boost to Democratic hopes of retaking the House.
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Democrats, looking at a much more favorable Senate map in 2020 compared with a difficult 2018, do not see much political risk in standing firm against Mr. Trump.
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Maps based only on the citizen population would reflect an electorate that is less diverse than the nation at large — and generally more favorable to the Republican Party.
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The map grows even more favorable for Biden in the weeks ahead, and polls indicate Sanders is facing huge losses in coming contests in Florida, Arizona and Georgia.
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In a meeting with senior staff members on Friday morning, Mr. Kelly appeared to be trying to paint his handling of the matter in a more favorable light.
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They hoped they could vote no without political consequences, because he was so likely to be confirmed with Republican votes, and then move on to more favorable terrain.
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The artists and arts workers are taxed largely at the income tax rate, while the collector class is paying tax at the more favorable capital gains tax rate.
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Singh was later arrested on unrelated corruption charges just as he was concluding negotiations that would have resulted in a much more favorable settlement of the lease dispute.
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He has represented clients in a living apart together arrangement who filed papers in the county or state that would grant them more favorable treatment in a divorce.
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Although attitudes to socialism are becoming more favorable overall, it is quite clear that the working class of my father's generation are among the slowest to come around.
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The president lashed out at House Democrats, who are holding on to the articles as part of an effort to secure more favorable terms in the Senate proceedings.
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A two-term congressman, Costello won his previous races in a then-more favorable district for Republicans with 57% of the vote in 2016 and 56% in 2014.
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But Mr. Trump playing the immigrant card as president has made Americans more favorable to immigration and immigrants — almost two-thirds now say that immigration benefits the country.
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The state also approved of legalization by the second-widest margin so far—just slightly behind California, which voted on legalization in a more favorable presidential year election.
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In Case 2000, police say Netanyahu negotiated with the owner of an Israeli newspaper for more favorable coverage in exchange for hampering the circulation of a rival paper.
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Some focus most on winning back working-class voters in blue states, who have a recent history of voting for the party but are more favorable to Trump.
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The president is likely to seize on aspects of the report more favorable to his narrative — that the FBI and the Obama administration had it out for him.
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Donors anticipated at the time that the Islamist movement's eventual failings would highlight for the Palestinian electorate the more favorable rule of the West Bank-based Palestinian Authority.
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Apple – Apple's next iPhone series – expected to be introduced next month – are likely to have more favorable momentum than previous iPhones, according to industry sources quoted by DigiTimes.
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Lululemon looks strong to Mark Tepper, president of Strategic Wealth Partners, but he finds Dick's Sporting Goods as the more favorable stock in the group reporting next week.
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They are specifically turning up the heat on the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), hoping to get a more favorable analysis on the next version of their healthcare bill.
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Stewart noted, however, that the plan is more favorable to less-efficient industrial sites because carbon-pricing is based on reduced emissions based on each facility's past performance.
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And the new leadership at the federal antitrust agencies, the Justice Department's Antitrust Division and the Federal Trade Commission, should adopt a policy more favorable to patent rights.
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While these seats are still considered safer seats for Republicans to hold, a handful of others became slightly more favorable for Democrats including the districts of GOP Reps.
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One ongoing mystery has been why Unsworth, who is British, didn&apost sue Musk in the UK, where defamation laws are more favorable to anyone bringing a claim.
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Bondholders have been pushing a reorganization plan that they say is more favorable to wildfire victims, but the plan would essentially wipe out the investment of current shareholders.
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The president's plan would eliminate the head-of-household filing category, which gives more favorable rates to some unmarried people who can claim dependents than to single taxpayers.
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Given the President's low national approval ratings, there is also a good chance that the Democratic candidate will be seen in a more favorable light than the President.
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Although Congress facilitated easier access to capital via the JOBS ACT in 2012, a perceived lack of limitations afforded by ICOs appeared to be a more favorable option.
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UnitedHealth raised its expectations for 2016 profit, in part because of a more favorable tax rate that also helped it beat Wall Street expectations for the first quarter.
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By cutting social services you push more people into the workforce, reducing consumption and lowering wages in a way that should create a more favorable balance of trade.
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And while the new summers tend to be hotter and more favorable to grapes, they are also more chaotic, meaning vintners have to deal with freak weather effects.
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All are seen as having a more favorable view of international trade deals and existing relationships with foreign counterparts and a more measured approach to revamping financial regulations.
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Reports soon emerged that the president perhaps sought to use the combination of AT&T and Time Warner as leverage in pursuit of more favorable coverage by CNN.
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"They do want the ability to shape the world and shape the global order in ways that are more favorable to China than they are now," Bishop said.
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Automakers have been lowering prices after the government introduced tax cuts to spur consumer spending, but customers are holding off purchases in the hope of more favorable policies.
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"There has never been a better time for Americans to visit, thanks to a more favorable exchange rate," said Chris Gottlieb, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at Visit London.
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