If we see further disruption that could put more upward pressure on prices.
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Black women, by contrast, seem to have slightly more upward mobility than white women.
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Unlike the previous charts, higher values along the vertical axis means more upward mobility.
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This means that Canada experiences more upward mobility than the UK — or even the US.
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Will baby boomers retiring for good lead to full employment and more upward pressure on pay?
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Conversely, the expansion of wheat growers would put more upward pressure on rents than on wages.
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"How can we create financial systems, financial securities, financial markets that give people more upward mobility."
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Since they require more land than labour, their expansion puts more upward pressure on rents than on wages.
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This was just one more upward move, as the stock has now more than tripled in the past 11 months.
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"It's true the yen will face more upward pressure if the Fed stops hiking rates," one of the sources said.
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He's also looking at the recent inflow into high-yield bonds as a sign that there's more upward momentum ahead.
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Gasoline prices jumped Wednesday, and traders expect more upward pressure on gasoline futures as the storm gets closer to Texas.
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Comments from European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde that the euro zone economy is stabilising put more upward pressure on bond yields.
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Now, large numbers of retail foreign-exchange traders, popularly known as Mrs Watanabe, could fuel more upward momentum in the Japanese currency.
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But the category does appear to have much more upward momentum than the fitness band space in which the company has primarily operated.
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The U.S. central bank raised rates in March and policymakers say they expect two more upward moves before the end of the year.
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The adult children of immigrants, almost universally, show more upward economic mobility than their peers whose parents were born in the United States.
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Investors were also awaiting U.S. jobs data at 1330 GMT that could influence the future path of U.S. policy rates and exert more upward pressure on yields.
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In Brent, the front-month contract has been trading at its smallest discount to the second-month since January, indicating more upward potential for the European benchmark.
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The trend shows that the more upward momentum in the market during the first 100 days of an administration, the higher it's climbed by the time the term ends.
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A possible end to the trade fight between the world's two biggest economies will likely bolster stock prices and put more upward pressure on bond yields, traders and analysts said.
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Kashkari, who rotates into a voting spot on the policy-setting panel next year, said he watches inflation closely and wanted to see more upward movement in core measures of inflation.
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That expected Fed comment could put more upward pressure on 2-year rates, which most reflect Fed policy, and it could rise closer to the 10-year yield in a "flattening" move.
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I went to a good school, have a good-paying job, have more upward mobility than my immigrant parents, but I wouldn't be where I'm at by any means without family support.
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Increased Chinese demand for wheat cargoes could pile more upward pressure on international prices for the commodity, which have already soared nearly 15 percent since early April on worries over tight global supplies.
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It also eliminated the notion that the slugging surge was caused by batters' altering their approach by swinging with a more upward motion (launch angle); swinging harder; or trying to pull the ball more.
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But the lack of more upward enthusiasm is feeding a popular narrative in the market this year, namely that U.S. companies are reaching peak earnings and may not have much left in the tank.
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While Stockton thinks stocks have a little more upward momentum here, she also noted that a peak in investor sentiment — meaning the overall bullish attitude toward the market — may lead to a pullback in June.
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President Donald Trump's announcement Tuesday pulling the U.S. out of the Iran nuclear deal and reimposing all previous sanctions on Tehran is expected to disrupt the global oil supply, putting more upward pressure on prices.
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If you can deny the oxygen of identity politics, the best way to do that is to have a faster growing economy, more upward mobility, higher wages, getting people from poverty into the work force.
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The tail end of the earnings season could give the group even more upward momentum with specialty store stocks such as Abercrombie & Fitch, Lululemon, Dick's Sporting Goods and Dollar General set to report next week.
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But a drop in official inventory data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) due later on Wednesday could give oil more upward impetus, said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst for Asia Pacific at OANDA.
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I think if you can deny the oxygen of identity politics the best way to do that is to have a faster growing economy, more upward mobility, higher wages, getting people from poverty into the workforce.
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The good news is that an aggressive effort to address our problems with known and affordable responses would bolster the strength of our economy and our communities through higher incomes, more upward mobility and greater security.
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Toronto has more upward mobility than downward right now (it owns the tiebreaker against Washington, too), even if Kyle Lowry is still set to miss another week or two (or three; the team's been very quiet on timeline details).
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The expected tentative moves by other central banks, such as the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank (ECB), to relax interest rates could also heap more upward pressure on the franc, whose high value weighs on Switzerland's export-reliant economy.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren, a veteran policymaker who foreshadowed the shift last year to a more hawkish stance, urged "regular but gradual" interest-rate rises so as to avoid a boom-and-bust economy as falling unemployment puts more upward pressure on inflation and wages.
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Iran and Venezuela: The tweet could be a further sign that Trump is preparing to end waivers of Iranian energy sanctions in May, which would remove some barrels from the global market (there's lots of debate about how much), thereby putting more upward pressure on prices.
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"Next year if the unemployment rate comes down again, which I think it will, then we're going to have a harder time adding jobs because we'll be down at just really low levels, probably beyond full employment with a little more upward pressure on wages and prices," he said.
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The Clearwater, Florida-based insurer led a pack of local, small industry stocks higher earlier in the day, including moves 12 percent or more upward by shares of HCI Group based in Tampa, Universal Insurance in Fort Lauderdale, Federated National in Sunrise and Blue Capital Reinsurance in Pembroke, Bermuda.
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"The diminishing availability of workers is expected to lead to more upward pressure on wages, bring more workers into the labor force and induce more companies to find ways to produce and service their customers with automated processes," said Sophia Koropeckyj, a senior economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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We flip the portion of the path occurring after that touch about that fatal diagonal, as illustrated; this geometric operation amounts to interchanging all the rightward and upward steps after that touch. In the section of the path that is not reflected, there is one more upward step than rightward steps, so the remaining section of the bad path has one more rightward than upward step (because it ends on the main diagonal). When this portion of the path is reflected, it will also have one more upward step than rightward steps. Since there are still 2n steps, there must now be n + 1 upward steps and n − 1 rightward steps.
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"New reptilian generic names". Copeia 163: 58-59 Owen described Cynosuchus suppostus as similar to Cynochampea in where the incisors and canines are located. The difference is that Cynosuchus suppostus had smaller and more upward location of nostril. The external nostril of Cynosuchus suppostus along with the forends of the upper and lower jaws were close in location with the nostril nearly horizontal.
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How are access nodes selected? Forward access nodes of a node v can be found by running the upward-search of the contraction hierarchy starting at v. During the upward-search, edges leaving previously found transit nodes aren't relaxed. When the search has no more upward nodes left to settle, those transit nodes that have been settled are the access nodes of v.
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At the request of buyers, the SPAs began to adopt some flexibilities on volume and price. The buyers had more upward and downward flexibilities in TOP, and short-term SPAs less than 16 years came into effect. At the same time, alternative destinations for cargo and arbitrage were also allowed. By the turn of the 21st century, the market was again in favor of sellers.
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There is open space below the arches of the flying buttress and this space has the same effect as the clerestory within the church allowing the viewer to view through the arches, the buttresses also reach into the sky similar to the pillars within the church which creates more upward space. Making the exterior space equally as dynamic as the interior space and creating a sense of coherence and continuity.
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Unilateral market power is one of the most common causes of prices being higher than the competitive equilibrium. Market power has been seen to exert more upward pressure on prices than do variations in the quantity of sellers present in the market. This is due to effects relating to Nash equilibria and profitable deviations that can be made by raising prices.Davis D.D. (2008) Market Power and Collusion in Laboratory Markets.
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Patterns of pubic hair, known as the escutcheon, vary between sexes. On most females, the pubic patch is triangular and lies over the vulva and mons pubis. On many males, the pubic patch tapers upwards to a line of hair pointing towards the navel (see abdominal hair), roughly a more upward- pointing triangle. As with axillary (armpit) hair, pubic hair is associated with a concentration of sebaceous glands in the area.
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The Z07 Concept had been based on the concurrently running E52 development programme. As a result, practical and regulatory considerations necessitated very few changes for the production model. Comparatively, the windshield of the series production Z8 was more upward, and the car had a larger front airdam. The Z8 hardtop differed from the Z07 in being a double-bubble form with a tapering faring versus a single dome with a truncated convex rear.
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The latter has offset the large borrowing demands by the US Federal Government, which might otherwise have put more upward pressure on real interest rates. Related is the concept of "risk return", which is the rate of return minus the risks as measured against the safest (least-risky) investment available. Thus if a loan is made at with an inflation rate of and in risks associated with default or problems repaying, then the "risk adjusted" rate of return on the investment is .
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Modern skeletal restoration In 2000, Oliver Walter Mischa Rauhut found that only minor differences in the hip bones — a more upward extending fusion of the "feet" of the pubic bones — make Eustreptospondylus different from a previously known megalosaurid called Magnosaurus, and in 2003 he proposed that they should be the same genus, which would make the full species name Magnosaurus oxoniensis. In 2010, Gregory S. Paul considered the species identical to Streptospondylus altdorfensis.Paul, G.S., 2010, The Princeton Field Guide to Dinosaurs, Princeton University Press p. 89 The first detailed description of the Eustreptospondylus material was in 1906 by Nopcsa.
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It is believed that the forked cross represents a tree, or more precisely, the Tree of Knowledge, which brought sin into the world. However sin was defeated by the suffering of Jesus on the cross at Calvary. Typical of the mystic crucifixes is the body of Christ hanging on a Y-shaped tree fork with his head falling low over his chest, his mouth contorted with pain and his eyes full of tears. His narrow, sinewy arms stretch more upward than sideways, his thin body is strongly bent and deeply sunken below the breastbone, with prominently protruding ribs and a gaping wound in his side.
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Sluijter, 352 show that at some point late in the painting process, he lowered Bathsheba's head from its initial more upward angle, thereby increasing the sense of the figure's withdrawal into reverie.Bull et al. 152 Initially she appeared to be looking out of the corner of her eye, as if watching David; in the present version her gaze is softened, in the general direction of her maid but focused on no particular object, imparting a feeling of solemnity and contemplation. There was no letter in her hand in the original conception, and it is also possible that her lap, thighs, and right arm were once draped.
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As with many cognitive processes in the brain, current and upcoming research seeks to gain better insight into the functions and outcomes of how we think. Research for counterfactual thinking has recently been investigating various effects and how they might alter or contribute to counterfactual thinking. One study by Rim and Summerville (2014) investigated the distance of the event in terms of time and how this length of time can affect the process by which counterfactual thinking can occur. Their results showed that "people generated more downward counterfactuals about recent versus distant past events, while they tended to generate more upward counterfactuals about distant versus recent past events", which was consistent in their replications for social distance as well.
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Submersion models prioritize teaching in the majority language and conduct all instruction in the majority language, although the students speak a minority language as their native language. These schools prohibit or discourage students from communicating in their first language during class hours and have traditionally employed school-wide policies punishing children for speaking in the minority language during the school day between each other. Transition models, in contrast, do use the student's first language initially as a bridge to monolingual instruction, but ultimately also seek to shift the state to a monolingual and monocultural society. Proponents of these models claim that children may be stigmatized for speaking an indigenous language and that Spanish provides more upward mobility.
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Their second album, Colorful Pop (2014), saw a return to their dance-pop style, but a writer of Selective Hearing noticed that the sound was a more "upward trend" than their debut. The material, particularly the "faster tracks" and cover songs: "Rydeen (Dance All Night)" by Yellow Magic Orchestra, "Koi no Boogie Woogie Train" by Ann Lewis, and "I Heard a Rumour" by Bananarama, were widely praised for the producers abilities to "reconfigure J-pop's past into the buzzing present." But once again, the ballad entries were slated for their "mood killing" appeal. For their third studio album, E.G. Time (2014), it saw a change in musical style, particularly with the uptempo numbers.
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They also stated that the most developed neural spines for muscle attachment being positioned in the region of the shoulder girdle would have permitted the neck to be raised in a giraffe-like posture. Furthermore, such a pose would have required less energy than lowering its neck, and the inter-vertebral discs would not have been able to counter the pressure caused by a lowered head for extended periods of time (though lowering its neck to drink must have been possible). Some recent studies also advocated a more upward directed neck. Christian and Dzemski (2007) estimated that the middle part of the neck in Giraffatitan was inclined by 60–70 degrees; a horizontal posture could be maintained only for short periods of time.
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The Snowshoe Formation was deposited in a shallow marine environment within a tropical forearc basin, suggesting that Zoneait was a marine predator. Wilberg found that Zoneait is the sister taxon of Metriorhynchidae, which suggests that it should have been more extensively adapted to marine life than Teleidosaurus and Eoneustes were, but less adapted than true metriorhynchids like Metriorhynchus and Cricosaurus, which were fully marine. Zoneait has a streamlined skull with eyes that faced laterally like those of metriorhychids, unlike the more upward-facing eyes of other non-marine aquatic crocodylomorphs. The shift in eye orientation is thought to reflect changes in feeding ecology; upward- facing eyes would have been adaptive for aquatic crocodylomorphs ambushing land-living prey from beneath the surface of the water, whereas side-facing eyes would have been adaptive for marine crocodylomorphs hunting in open marine environments.
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