You could line up all those potential maps on a continuum, from the one most favorable to Republicans to the one most favorable to Democrats.
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Some states are competing for the most favorable tax climate.
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The media's job isn't to put forward the most favorable Trump message.
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Even his most favorable poll, Rasmussen, has rarely put Trump above water.
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Buyers inherently have more power and don't always provide the most favorable terms.
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Even under the most favorable circumstances its costs would exceed its potential benefits.
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That varying treatment underscores the importance of shopping around for the most favorable terms.
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This gives you the best opportunity to qualify for the most favorable student aid options.
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North America had the most favorable secondhand smoke index: around 86 smokers for each death.
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The numbers are the most favorable for removal since another CNN poll in June 2018.
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Clinton's foreign trips, which generated some of the most favorable news coverage of her career.
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Lapp said he expected the campaigns to spin the results in the most favorable light.
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Amy and Pete, who've received the most favorable media attention, have no path to the nomination.
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They typically will have terms on their deals, which are not always the most favorable terms.
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That, again, is an interpretation of the clip in the light most favorable to Donald Trump.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos was the third most-favorable tech CEO in the Morning Consult poll.
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The rulings, known as comfort letters, often help the companies find the most favorable tax jurisdiction.
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Joe Biden made one of his most favorable impressions to date on this month's debate stage.
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By region, the West sees the most favorable market factors during the first week of fall.
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It may be the most favorable state to Sanders as anywhere outside of Vermont and New Hampshire.
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Dana Rohrabacher, perhaps the most favorable candidate to Russian President Putin, also faced a multipronged hacking campaign.
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The most favorable outcome should have been a 28-28 draw, as the third judge saw it.
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Yet Menendez has just an 11-point lead in the most favorable poll for him of late.
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Texas's law was so egregious it couldn't survive even the circuit court venue most favorable to Republicans.
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On the other hand, Iowa was one of the most favorable states for Sanders on the map.
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Kaplan, however, suggested that might not be the most favorable course of action—for carriers or fliers.
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Perhaps most favorable for broadcasters will be the administration's plan to authorize the "Next Generation" television standard.
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Well, from Holm's perspective, the most favorable next step would undoubtedly be a do-over with Tate.
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Well, now the U.S. Open Cup is making news, but maybe not of the most favorable kind.
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He added that it was the most favorable-scoring State of the Union response he had ever tested.
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As with Johnson, even the most favorable public polling shows Housley down by six or more percentage points.
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The survey most favorable to Clinton is a YouGov/Economist poll that shows Clinton up by six points.
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It's in his interest to highlight whatever's most favorable to his client and keep quiet about the rest.
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Military experience continues to be viewed as the most favorable factor for undecided voters in choosing a candidate.
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Those who work at companies that offer "dependent care savings accounts" receive some of the most favorable treatment.
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Notably, Sanders was by far the most favorable candidate among likely voters making less than $50,000 per year.
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An equally important question is who will fill these jobs should the most favorable job predictions come true?
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Assuming John Bolton were to testify in the light most favorable to the House, it still wouldn't be impeachable?
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Or critics might suggest officers can make a statement that's most favorable to them when based on the video.
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That raises the possibility that multiple candidates could claim victory by pointing to the results most favorable to them.
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Three of Story's homers came at Coors, which last year was the fifth most favorable park for home runs.
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Immediately, some pundits began to try their best to explain her victory in a light most favorable to moderate liberals.
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Trump has fulminated against trade, but has yet to specify exactly which provisions of NAFTA he would find most favorable.
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Trump's most favorable U.S. coverage has come from Fox, though 52 percent of the coverage was still rated as negative.
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"The country's housing credit and tax policies have been at their most favorable levels in recent years," the paper said.
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But getting that most favorable rate under a multi-tier currency system was unrealistic amid a severe shortage of dollars.
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Still, Democrats believe that healthcare is the most favorable battlefield in what is their unlikely attempt to vote down Kavanaugh.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg tops a recent poll of the most favorable tech CEOs, sporting a 48 percent favorability rating.
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Canada, as usual, dominated the list as the most favorable country to Americans, with a whopping 93 percent favorability rating.
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If this is the version of events the president's team thinks is most favorable, he is in very deep jeopardy.
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But even the lowest rates and most favorable tax provisions won't promote such investment if they can't be counted on.
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Though he has suspended his campaign, the survey respondents ranked Kasich's centrist views as the most favorable for the housing market.
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Gurria said bluntly that there would be no economic benefits for Britain from a Brexit, even under the most favorable scenarios.
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Poland and Germany had the most favorable view of the handling of the economy, with 47 percent of respondents expressing approval.
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The encounters tended to be brief, because even in the most favorable circumstances Kirk has always been a somewhat awkward conversationalist.
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Then in Weeks 15 and 16, he gets two of the most favorable matchups for fantasy quarterbacks, the Patriots and Texans.
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For Novartis, the one-month threshold is "very favorable or perhaps the most favorable time point to get reimbursement," Prasad added.
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Be advised that the Pelicans will also benefit from the most favorable schedule in the West the rest of the season.
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After months of interviews, Koehler testified on his findings and identified Abdullahi Yusuf as the most favorable candidate for de-radicalization.
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"As a result, we believe McDonald's offers the most favorable risk/reward in our coverage into 26," analyst David Palmer said.
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Creative lawyers, often representing the patent trolls, gravitated to the districts where they knew outcomes were likely to be most favorable.
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Even in the most favorable light of Hawley being seen as standing up to corruption, the story is still a net-negative.
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This meant that, on the presidential level, the district was by far the most favorable to Democrats of those four open seats.
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Pickering recommends calculating each option that could apply to you in order to see which results in the most favorable tax outcome.
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This tracked closely with a poll put out by Tipirneni's campaign, although campaigns typically release only the polling most favorable to them.
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According to RewardExpert's 2017 Independence Day Air Travel Forecast, it comes down to choosing the most favorable airlines and days to travel.
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But let's recall Barr's slow-walk release of the Mueller report, from which he cherry-picked the parts most favorable to Trump.
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That means even under the most favorable circumstances, the administration won't be able to demonstrate any real change to consumers for years.
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"If this is the version of events the president's team thinks is most favorable, he is in very deep jeopardy," Warren tweeted.
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A defense ministry spokesman said Cyprus and the Greek island of Crete were also possible sites but that Jordan was the most favorable.
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"All households held very optimistic expectations for improved personal finances in the year ahead, the most favorable financial prospects since 2004," Curtin added.
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So what, in fact, does "too slow" mean, if not managing the company's findings for the most favorable public relations and political responses?
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GREEN "A Doll's House, Part 2" got the most favorable reviews across the board, but it may be seen as the connoisseur's choice.
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Phuc told Koh that Vietnam is always willing to create the most favorable conditions for Samsung to develop in the country, the statement said.
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Straszheim says this outcome has a 45% probability of taking place and ranks as the second-most favorable for Trump, Xi and the market.
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The weather agency said that conditions for destructive meteotsunamis are most favorable along the East Coast, Gulf of Mexico, and in the Great Lakes.
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As New York University media critic Jay Rosen tweeted, Sinclair botched this deal in one of the most favorable regulatory environments in recent history.
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While a tornado can happen almost anywhere in the world, the middle latitudes between 30° and 50° North or South are the most favorable.
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They can then consider consolidating the two lawsuits into one depending on which court they feel might be most favorable to hearing their case.
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But already some candidates are signaling instead that they'll highlight the first alignment raw vote, since it's likely to be most favorable for them.
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Some 183 percent of 2016 imports will be financed at the most favorable exchange rate, currently at 10 bolivars to the dollar, Perez added.
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Bernie Sanders didn't get the most favorable review from the kids, although at least one thought he bore a striking resemblance to her grandfather.
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The fundamental road to health care reform does not involve picking the most favorable government jurisdictional level of the moment to achieve particular results.
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My breast cancer is small, has the tumor markers most favorable for treatment (estrogen- and progesterone-positive, HER2-negative) and is very slow-growing.
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Even in the most favorable analyses, there is no reason to expect any wage gains in the first few months after a tax cut.
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Without any apparent interest in the facts, he is often able to persuade his supporters to believe whatever story is most favorable to himself.
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Overall, Collins still found Time Warner Cable to be one of the most favorable long-term charts of any large-cap stock that he follows.
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Ultimately, it comes down to which player can arrange the most favorable terms with landlords and retain tenants by offering quality service and competitive rent.
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The survey's so-called labor market differential, derived from data about respondents saying jobs are scarce or plentiful, was the most favorable since January 2001.
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Not only were Mr. Trump's most favorable ratings in Italy found among former Berlusconi supporters, but they also corresponded with positive views of Mr. Putin.
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The most favorable precedent for Democrats is 2008, when Republicans were newly out of power in the House and poised for another general election defeat.
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The U.S. was the most favorable region in terms of corporate profits, according to 67 percent of surveyed investors - the highest proportion in 17 years.
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Chad Murphy, whose projection system was one of the most favorable towards Leicester, still had them at 1 in 21,263 at the beginning of the season.
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The French government pledged on Wednesday to make its tax regime for expatriates the most favorable in Europe in a land grab for London banking business.
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Central to May's electoral campaign has been the claim that she is the person best equipped to secure the most favorable Brexit deal for the country.
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Even if said recount had been completed and under the most favorable standard to Gore, the margin would have only have shifted by about 0.013,20.01 votes.
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But Yokohama and Chiba are both part of the greater Tokyo area, meaning that demographics and loan demand are among the most favorable in the country.
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The most favorable result for Mr. Bloomberg might have been a stalemate in the Electoral College, with no candidate capable of taking the 270 votes required.
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There'll always be a Luxembourg, there'll always be an Ireland or some other country that decides that is going to offer the most favorable tax conditions.
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Investors' outlook for U.S. corporate profits was at its most favorable in the survey's history, with the biggest divergence with emerging market profits since January 20113.
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CONSERVATIVE-LED COALITION Analysts said the most favorable outcome now for banks is a Conservative-led coalition, likely with Northern Ireland's pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
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Updated monthly, the Abrainc-Fipe index shows the state of Brazil's housing market on a scale of 0 to 10, with 10 expressing the most favorable conditions.
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Citi cards generally offered the most favorable insurance coverage over all, the analysis found, although Citi's claims process may require a bit more paperwork than other cards.
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Ford believes China is poised to become the most favorable market for the development and sale of electric vehicles, according to the U.S. auto giant's executive chairman.
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Compare your options and terms before choosing a loan, then choose the one with the most favorable terms and find out when you first payment is due.
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Young Americans have the most favorable impression of Russia, with 22019 percent of those between the ages of 18 and 29 giving the country a positive rating.
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"Viewed in the most favorable light, these actions create terrible optics at a crucial point in the redistricting cycle," said a Republican operative close to the committee.
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"You're competing with someone with the best logistics network in retail [and] the most favorable vendor relationships in retail, so the deck is stacked against you," he said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - About 70 countries launched a new international tax convention on Wednesday to prevent multinational companies from "treaty shopping" for jurisdictions most favorable to their tax bills.
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Stephanie A. Miner, the mayor of Syracuse, said the county's willingness to entertain COR's proposal allowed the developer to go tax-break shopping for the most favorable terms.
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And patchwork state protections traditionally give financial companies incentives to shop around for the most favorable state to operate in; the credit card industry is a good example.
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The most favorable interpretation of Graham's actions is that he's not spellbound by Trump in particular, but rather just willing to bow to whoever's in charge in Washington.
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In other words, this demographic — the one most favorable to him — ended up being a greater share of the electorate by about four times what had been expected.
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Advancing democracy and human rights helps to generate the underlying conditions most favorable to peace and stability, ensure the delivery of public services, and build allies and friends.
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With official results from Iowa in limbo, Pete Buttigieg and other presidential candidates sought to put their campaigns in the most favorable light before the New Hampshire primary.
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He calls the press the "enemy of the people," yet the very outlets he demeans regularly bend over backward to cover him in the most favorable possible light.
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Western specialists began making surveys to find the most favorable site, but few places had the right topography for a reservoir: low-lying land, preferably surrounded by mountains.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is seen as the most favorable candidate, with a net favorability rating of plus-28503, followed by Ben Carson at plus-22019, and Sen.
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Jokowi winning a second-term in office is the most favorable outcome for financial markets, said Jason Daw, head of emerging markets strategy at French banking giant Societe Generale.
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So, at any point, the challenge in venture capital is to choose the most favorable deal in the current set of deals in the pipeline, which will soon change.
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The company also looks to buy U.S. Treasuries with no currency hedge, and will aim to buy when the dollar/yen exchange rate is at the most favorable level.
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This is, in other words, the height of the season, that time of year when conditions are the most favorable for making cyclones — and for making coastal residents nervous.
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And so his go-to move in times like this is to lash out at the media and cherry-pick data that paints himself in the most favorable light.
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With precious little consumer choice, the banks have been able to set the parameters most favorable to them: high fees and rates, confusing loan terms and sometimes blasé service.
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"Intel is doing what companies do all the time, presenting their product in the most favorable light to reporters that don't understand the underlying technology," wrote blogger Karl Guttag.
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"All we have is your four-page summary letter, which seems to cherry pick from the report to draw the most favorable conclusion possible for the president," Lowey said.
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Republicans gained two Senate seats while running on their most favorable map in years: Democrats and independents who caucus with them defended 26 seats, compared with nine for the GOP.
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The most favorable reading of this reaction is that Pelosi and her allies are still waiting for some kind of magic phrase or smoking gun to legitimize an impeachment process.
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"All we have is your four-page summary letter, which seems to cherry pick from the report to draw the most favorable conclusion possible for the President," Lowey's remarks stated.
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But he also blamed the "headwinds of rising rents" for stubbornly high homelessness rates, which remain relatively flat despite what economists have called the most favorable labor market in generations.
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Like other world leaders before him, Netanyahu has also learned that support from Trump must be repaid -- in terms and at a time most favorable to the President's political goals.
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But White House officials played no role in negotiations between Foxconn and state officials, leaving it to the company to determine which state would be most favorable as a location.
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Institutional brokers are legally obliged to execute trades on the exchange that offers the most favorable terms for their clients, including the best price and likelihood of executing the trade.
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"Sheriff Joe Arpaio, at one point in time, had some of the most favorable ratings in the state," says Nathan Brown, a political consultant based in Tempe who backs McSally.
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But the truth is that he was elected under the most favorable circumstances possible, a financial crisis that utterly discredited his predecessor — and still faced scorched-earth opposition from Day 1.
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"The fact that Bayer lost this trial despite it being set up in the most favorable way for them is a huge setback," said Thomas Rohback, a Connecticut-based defense lawyer.
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Aside from finding that Kroger is America's most loved grocery store, Morning Consult also discovered that Heineken is the most favorable beer and Grubhub is the most loved food delivery service.
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Sixty-four percent of the fund managers surveyed this month by Bank of America Merrill Lynch said the U.S. has the most favorable profit outlook, now at a 20083-year high.
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The judge also said that he had to view the evidence presented so far "in a light most favorable to the government" when he was deciding whether the case should proceed.
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Wyoming was the most favorable state in the nation when it came to the total tax burden on high earners, according to a study by SmartAsset, a personal-finance tech company.
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But their newly invested funds were being put into stocks at the most favorable valuations in a generation, and thus enjoyed the full benefit of the rebound when it eventually came.
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These clauses sought to end the game of plaintiffs' lawyers choosing the most favorable state to file suit by requiring that cases be litigated in Delaware instead of a company's home state.
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"The evidence, construed in the light most favorable to PETA, does not support the conclusion that the conditions of her captivity pose a threat of serious harm to Lolita," the court said.
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But the Vermont senator has pledged to keep fighting on, arguing that the states that have yet to vote in the primary represent the most favorable ground yet for his insurgent campaign.
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Then, in February, the Senate confirmed Bill Barr as Sessions's permanent replacement, and he worked tirelessly to cast special counsel Robert Mueller's damning findings in the most favorable possible light for Trump.
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"The 85033 Senate map was the most favorable map for Republicans in our lifetime, so by comparison any other map is going to be more competitive," said Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster.
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"If we are going to play something where we are going to prepare an instrument, we want a record that does shed the most favorable light on the instrument," Strauchen-Scherer said.
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The team is also amazingly still in playoff contention in the weaker-than-usual West, thanks a four-game winning streak and the most favorable second-half schedule among the eight sub-.
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The team is also amazingly still in playoff contention in the weaker-than-usual West, thanks a four-game winning streak and the most favorable second-half schedule among the eight sub-.
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The report studied and ranked 54 countries based on indicators that determine how easy it is for female business owners to thrive on a scale of one (least favorable) to 100 (most favorable).
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To get the most favorable terms for Argentina, it is necessary to extend the legal jurisdiction of the transaction to state and federal courts in New York City and London, the decree said.
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The system would calculate the most direct route for a drone to follow, and be able to redirect it along a path with the most favorable conditions, for example, with the least wind.
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The survey's so-called labor market differential, derived from data about respondents who think jobs are hard to get and those who think jobs are plentiful, was the most favorable since January 2001.
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And since Fandango has a financial incentive to get butts into movie theater seats (they're owned by NBCUniversal, by the way) its movie reviews are some of the most favorable on the web.
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Supporters of Marine Le Pen have the most favorable views of the yellow vests, and a hypothetical gilets jaunes party would sap significant support from Le Pen in the upcoming European parliamentary elections.
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"Even though it's a heavy lift getting a stay, it seems to me that the Supreme Court is the most favorable court they've had access to so far," said John Elwood, a Washington lawyer.
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"Reading the alleged facts in the light most favorable to Plaintiffs, it is reasonable to infer that Adobe's discontinuation of FreeHand, in aggregate with Adobe's other conduct, reduced competition," Koh stated in the decision.
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Market participants largely believe Trump will select Powell as the next Fed chair, but Yellen is still seen as the most favorable for the post, according to the CNBC Fed Survey of 47 respondents.
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There are 84 delegates up for grabs in what was one of Sanders's most favorable primary states four years ago; he won by 14 points, a margin he beat in only four primary states.
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He could have pushed for the interpretation of election law most favorable to Republicans — like his argument that the state should not extend deadlines to count ballots — without lying about what Democrats are doing.
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"Viewing the evidence in the light most favorable to the defense, as we must, we conclude the trial court erred in failing to give the momentary possession instruction" to the jury, the court found.
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Kent Rinehart, dean of undergraduate admission at Marist College, said his office informally superscores now because it wants to present students in the most favorable light, even though test scores are optional at Marist.
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Instead of launching everywhere, Uber plans to map pockets of various cities that fit the most favorable profile for a self-driven vehicle, taking factors like weather, population density and road conditions into account.
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"Even the most 'favorable' regions exhibit higher black mortality rates than the most 'unfavorable' regions for white mortality rates," noted Wesley James of Memphis University, in Tennesee, who was not involved in the study.
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Biden is by far the most favorable candidate: 70% of the Democratic sample had a positive opinion of him, followed by 63% for Sanders, 53% for Warren, 37% for Buttigieg and 4443% for Harris.
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McConnell knows that, even with one of the most favorable Senate maps any party ever has enjoyed, the antics of President Donald Trump have helped put the GOP's narrow, two-vote margin in jeopardy.
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Cities in the tropics, the climate zone most favorable to the mosquito, have undergone explosive growth: Humanity passed a milestone a few years ago when more than half the population had moved to urban areas.
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Pickering views this as the most favorable outcome for investors, since a Conservative majority would clear the way for market-boosting deregulation and fiscal stimulus in the form of infrastructure spending and possible tax cuts.
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"Travelers looking for the most favorable winter rates should book for January, as it's the sweet spot for travel value between the busy December holidays and spring break," said Brooke Ferencsik, TripAdvisor's director of communications.
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Winning back the House will be an uphill climb for Democrats even in the most favorable circumstances, since the way district lines are drawn means that only a few dozen seats are seen as competitive.
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"All we have is your four-page summary, which seems to cherry-pick from the report to draw the most favorable conclusion possible for the president," said Rep Nita Lowey, a Democrat from New York.
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He lives an isolated life out on his farm and has one of the most favorable contracts in WWE history: turning up occasionally to look scary, and turning up even less often to actively wrestle.
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The accompanying pomp and circumstance of another address to a joint session of Congress will allow the president to take his detailed and unfiltered plan directly to the American people in the most favorable light.
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An analysis of polling data by The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel recently showed Mr. Trump was highly unpopular in suburban counties near Milwaukee, which are some of the most favorable districts in the country for Republicans.
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The large early and absentee vote in some of the states most favorable to Mr. Sanders was enough to keep him close and competitive in the overall delegate count, despite 10 losses in 14 states.
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Looking toward the 2020 presidential election, the most favorable development for Democrats in Tuesday's election was the fact that Trump has failed to convert his Midwest victories into a firm Republican base in the region.
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"We are trying to improve Vietnam's business environment, aiming to make it one of the most favorable and competitive among ASEAN countries," Phuc said in a speech to a Greater Mekong Subregion Summit in Hanoi.
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Trump's tweets continue to be taken seriously in the echo chamber of Fox News, which has worked overtime to downplay the impeachment trial and spin it in the most favorable possible manner for the president.
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In a state that kept electing Democratic leaders and legislative majorities after its neighbors further south turned Republican, the 2019 elections may also determine whether Kentucky Democrats are viable even in the most favorable local conditions.
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Gabbard is also "the overwhelming favorite of Kremlin news outlets" among 2020 Democratic candidates and has received the most favorable coverage by far in Russian media, according to an analysis from the Foreign Policy Research Institute.
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"The macro backdrop is certainly much improved from where things stood in Sept and the trade landscape is about to be the most favorable in years," Adam Crisafulli, founder of Vital Knowledge, said in a note.
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The most favorable area for this type of storm to develop is on the edge of a strong area of high pressure where the greatest overlap of hot and dry conditions and stronger winds aloft occur.
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In the 1990s, when Washington linked the granting of China's most favorable trading status with human rights, the Chinese government bowed to the pressure by relaxing its political control and releasing me and several other dissidents.
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And when he's unsure of a category, or not sure whether to assign one or choose "unknown," Senn said he assigns the category that will produce the most "favorable" result — that is, the lowest age range.
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In an already crowded Democratic primary field that may be most favorable to newer voices on the left, Biden's nostalgia for the not-so-long-ago days of bipartisanship — Hagel is a Republican — is an awkward fit.
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I THINK IT CAN'T WELL GO HIGHER IF YOU GET THE DESIRED OUTLOOK, BUT I THINK THE UPSIDE- DOWNSIDE GIVEN SOME OF THE OTHER THINGS I TOUCHED ON BEFORE,IS NOT THE MOST FAVORABLE I HAVE SEEN.
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Blackstone's critics say the arbitration compromise the firm is backing tilts too far toward doctors and hospitals – and therefore would be the most favorable to Blackstone's company of any of the measures gathering steam on Capitol Hill.
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Joe Biden made the most favorable impression following last week's debate, but lower-tier 2020 candidates Andrew Yang, Amy Klobuchar and Tom Steyer all enjoyed a boost from the spotlight, a Morning Consult poll published Monday shows.
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But the outlook for Indian stocks will depend on the military conflict with Pakistan and national elections in May, with market experts saying a majority win for the ruling party would be the most favorable outcome for equities.
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"The leaked Sequoia documents offer a rare detailed look at how global companies use venues around the world—even far-flung islands like Mauritius—to get the most favorable tax treatment for their activities," Max de Haldevang writes.
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As The Federalist explains: in foreign policy, where "there frequently are occasions when days, nay, even when hours, are precious," which "may turn the most favorable tide into a course opposite to our wishes," secret action is required.
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A common defense strategy in routine criminal cases is to "front" bad facts or information to the jury, so as to control the message and spin the discussion in a way that is most favorable to the defense.
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The reality is African-Americans and Latinos who come from poverty-stricken neighborhoods are assigned public defenders too overburdened to do anything in most cases other than negotiate the most favorable plea deal, regardless of guilt or innocence.
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"In simple terms, viruses that have been around for a long time can make a living — spread through the population — only when the conditions are the most favorable, in this case in winter," he said, referring to flu.
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Testimony from other witnesses has put the credibility of Trump's most favorable witness into serious doubt as the White House struggles to define a response to the House's ongoing impeachment inquiry beyond simply refusing to cooperate with it.
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"Our provision guidance is in line with our projections for the behavior of loan delinquencies, which is the most favorable in recent times," Chief Executive Officer Roberto Egydio Setubal told reporters at an event to discuss quarterly results.
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His strong showing in the polls outperformed even the most favorable major surveys and he managed to turn his once-tiny party into a powerhouse in Congress, suggesting he may have an easier-than-expected time passing reforms.
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She added that President Trump's narrow defeat here in 2016, four years after Mitt Romney lost the state by more than seven percentage points, indicated the most favorable political landscape for her side in more than a decade.
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The most favorable reading of Cruz's proposals for immigration reform, military spending, tax reform and other changes in the way Washington operates would result in an addition of $3 trillion to the national debt over the next decade.
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Between the lines: Among Iowa voters, Warren is the third most-favorable 2020 candidate, and her net favorable rating (64 percentage points) is 15 points higher than Clinton's, according to a CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll last month.
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"We are experiencing the most favorable situation since the introduction of the euro, which makes this a very good time to reflect strategically on our long-term ambitions," Donald Tusk, chairman of the European Council, told a news conference.
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" The report tested various pro-democracy messages and found that the one that "generated the most favorable feelings about America's system of democratic government used the phrase 'so that the freedoms and rights we cherish don't get whittled away.
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The irony is that on Saturday night, as always, the media was one of Trump's foremost targets of abuse — yet the very outlets Trump demeans continue to bend over backward to cover him in the most favorable possible light.
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"Even if the media yearns to declare this race over, the path to 1,237 delegates remains narrow for Trump, and he just left the most favorable part of the map for him in the northeast," the movement said in a statement.
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In order to clinch the nomination, Sanders would need to win about 54 percent of remaining pledged delegates, a tall order for a candidate whose most favorable races, in states with large white populations or that hold caucuses, have already passed.
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The organizers argue the lack of infections during recent test events, from gymnastics competitions to track and field, show the areas most likely to be frequented by Olympics visitors differ from the dense, dirty and muggy conditions most favorable for contagion.
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The playing field is most favorable to Republicans in the Senate: They would be all but assured to retain control if they won just three of seven competitive seats where Donald J. Trump won by at least nine points in 2016.
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But with Mr. López Rivera not issuing any further public statements, the mayor's office and the parade organizers appeared to have given up — and it seemed that officials had simply decided to interpret his words in the most favorable light.
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The questions are a chance for senators to gain a better understanding of the facts presented during the oral arguments, but they are also strategic opportunities for each side to focus on the aspects of the case most favorable to them.
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Having four sets of results from the 2020 caucuses, as opposed to one set of results in 2016, was widely seen as possibly providing more opportunities for candidates to cite the most favorable set of data as evidence of political momentum.
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While the selfie-taker believes he or she is presenting him or herself in the most favorable way, research suggests that observers rate the same person as more attractive, more likeable, and less narcissistic in a photo taken by others.
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"The recent data magnified the growing gap between the most favorable assessments of current economic conditions since July 2005, and renewed downward drift of the expectations index, which fell by a rather modest 8.6 percent from the January 2015 peak," Curtin said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong is the most favorable offshore real estate market for mainland Chinese, despite an escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions and concerns over a controversial extradition law that will extend Beijing's power over the city, UBS said on Tuesday.
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But he quickly backed McSally after her victory, a signal that the president or his allies believe she could use support from Arizona's conservative base if she is going to prevail in one of the Senate battlegrounds most favorable to Democrats this year.
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As I've believed for a long time, becoming a part of the transaction is the most favorable business model for all parties; sources of traffic make money when retailers sell things, and, most importantly, this only happens when users find the things they want.
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Several states already employ such bodies, but gerrymandering of political boundaries is the norm in most states, allowing the party in control of state government to create the most favorable jurisdictions for its congressional elections every decade, distorting the will of voters, Democrats argue.
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"We believe President-elect Donald Trump's political agenda — which includes deregulation, lower taxes, increased spending, and a bias for higher interest rates — paves the road to the most favorable macroeconomic environment for financials since before the financial crisis," analyst at FBR Capital Markets said in a note.
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The most favorable discoveries will undergo closer scrutiny by a new generation of larger, more powerful telescopes now under development that will search for telltale signs of water and "the kinds of gases in their atmospheres that on Earth are an indication of life," Hertz said.
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The $417 million award by California jury to a California resident suggested so-called forum-shopping, in which parties seek to file cases in whichever jurisdictions seem most favorable, may not be the main problem facing J&J as it wrestles with some 4,800 outstanding talc lawsuits.
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It has done so by making him the illusory promise of a speedy U.S.-UK free trade deal on the most favorable of terms for the UK. Sadly, the chances are now high that the Trump administration will get the hard-Brexit that it has been wanting.
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The Sweden-headquartered company raised $1 billion in convertible debt in March this year with terms that are most favorable if Spotify goes public in 2017, as we explained at the time: If Spotify doesn't perform well, some aggressive deal terms could cost it a lot of money.
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What we're watching: It's unlikely we'll see any movement on federal legislation around AVs this year, unless Congress decides to tackle it during a lame duck session after the November election, which means companies will continue to focus their development efforts in states with the most favorable laws.
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To determine the states where conditions are most favorable for owners and those looking to buy, personal finance site SmartAsset considered several factors, including average price per square foot, home value appreciation, the ratio of median home values to median household incomes, effective property tax rate and burglary rate.
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From that data, a handful of cities stood out as the most affordable for the average worker: "Among major cities in the U.S., these six areas have the most favorable home value to income balance, making home ownership relatively more affordable for a typical wage earner," the report says.
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Breitbart, the far-right news site home to much of Trump's most favorable election coverage — and to Trump's campaign CEO Stephen Bannon — had no mention of the New York Times story revealing these women's stories or any of the subsequent allegations against Trump on its front page Thursday morning.
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But Mr. Morrison, a Trump political appointee and a former longtime Republican congressional aide, resisted making the kind of sweeping, often damaging judgments about what was taking place that Democrats have heard from other witnesses, and Republicans emerged calling him the most favorable witness they had heard from so far.
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"Because the probable cause standard at preliminary hearings is low, and because all reasonable inferences are viewed in a light most favorable to the State, the Court finds there is reasonable belief that (Przybycien's) conduct meets the elements of murder," 4th District Judge James Brady wrote in his ruling this week.
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Sandler is turning over a new leaf with movie critics on the Croisette this year, however, as Noah Baumbach's The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected) is netting some of the actor's most favorable notices in years in what many are hailing as a return to form for the 50-year-old genre veteran.
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She's always going to make the jump, punch in the correct code, or clip the right wire on a bomb, but because it's unconscious, and because even she doesn't always know what the most favorable outcome is in a given situation, those risks that she takes still have that thrilling element of danger.
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Though he will face one of the most favorable national environments for Democrats in more than a decade, he is not a widely known quantity and will have to unite a fractious progressive base in a governor's race that both political parties see as a defining political moment for the presidential swing state.
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The attorney general is widely viewed as handling the release of Mueller's report in a way that was most favorable for the president, and he has expressed his belief that the FBI was not justified in the steps it took to investigate Trump's campaign in the early stages of the Russia probe.
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Photo: APAlmost all politicians use cue cards or teleprompters to some extent, though the most favorable spin on this for the White House would probably be that a written reminder to tell friends and relatives of mass shooting victims that he is, in fact, listening to them is deeply insulting to the president's intelligence.
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Again, this assumption may have been true in the 1990s, when U.S.-China trade was far smaller -- but even then, U.S. businesses were up in arms about President Bill Clinton's proposal to rescind most favorable nation status -- trade privileges -- in response to the massacre of pro-democracy protestors a few years earlier, in 1989.
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Last September, enthusiasts of Portuguese soccer had the chance to watch the faceoff between FC Porto and SL Benfica (two Primeira Liga favorites) in VR. Five 360-degrees cameras placed behind the goal-lines, benches, and the stands permitted viewers to view every minute of the thrilling contest from the most favorable vantage point.
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"If you have poor or no credit, you might be required to pay a down payment before getting your phone," WalletHub analyst Jill Gonzalez tells CNBC Make It. While a good credit score won't technically lower your phone bill, a poor one could raise it if you're losing out on the most favorable deals.
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Even then, China would still enjoy the advantage of its proximity to the contested waters in and around the South China Sea, while a conflict would require the U.S. to all but abandon its global presence and concentrate on the West Pacific, a swing in forces that would take weeks, under the most favorable circumstances.
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In large measure due to immigration, the United States has the most favorable demographic outlook among major powers: The Pew Research Center projected in 2015 that future immigrants and their U.S.-born children would account for 88 percent of the country's population growth through 2065 (though the Trump administration's desire to reduce immigration could dampen that trajectory).
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Although a recycled sign at his campaign office near Montgomery bore a union label — a relic, he said, of his bygone days as a Democrat — Mr. Bright is trying both to persuade voters that he is the most favorable to Mr. Trump's agenda and to explain his past support for Ms. Pelosi, the House Democratic leader.
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Yet that was only one of the keys to Amazon's success, which included weeding out weaker publishers -- according to insides, the analogy of leopards hunting gazelles was employed -- to extract the most favorable deals; opposing unionization by insisting it was unnecessary; and capitalizing on, among other things, the absence of sales taxes for online purchases in its zeal to keep prices low.
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In the 21s, Indian Key was the seat of Dade County, site of a bowling alley and an inn promising "one of the most favorable situations in the United States for persons who are suffering from pulmonary, dyspeptic and numerous chronic diseases, and obliged to seek refuge from the chill blasts of a northern winter," according to a sign posted on the site.
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The GOP's favorability fell to 37 percent, down from 2023 percent in September when it had been the most favorable rating for the party since 2010 after the successful confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE.
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The French government pledged on Wednesday to make its tax regime for expatriates the most favorable in Europe in a landgrab for London banking business displaced by Britain's decision to quit the EU. Responding to reports that Britain's George Osborne plans to cut corporation tax to less than 15 percent, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Wednesday Berlin does not want a "race to the bottom" on tax policy in Europe.
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The three-page declaration is quite vague and open to multiple interpretations, but the United States should use the most favorable interpretation going into the summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Kim Jong Un next month.
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