Normalised group earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) rose 4.3% to 4.39 billion rand, while the normalised EBITDA margin was unchanged at 20.3%.
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Normalised operating profit from continuing operations rose 14.2 percent to 219 million pounds, while normalised earnings per share for all operations including UK rail rose to 27.3 pence.
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Ties between Ankara and Moscow have largely normalised since then.
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Total normalised revenue across Crown's Australian resorts fell by 12.7%.
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Subscriber growth rates were reflecting "more normalised trends", it said.
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The curve has since normalised but is close to inverting again.
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"Tom-next" has seemingly normalised but the broader tightness hasn't dissipated.
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Narratives embraced by extremists have been normalised over the past decade.
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It is likely that tipping the Uber driver would soon become normalised.
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"OPEC will not achieve normalised inventory levels before cuts expire at the end of March," Bernstein analysts said, adding: "We believe an extension of cuts through 2018 should allow inventories to reach normalised levels before the end of 2018".
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As the business becomes more normalised, it is sure to attract new customers.
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Over the past two decades political deadlock and mud-slinging have become normalised.
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Aspen's normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six-months ended Dec.
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Japan says the issue was settled under a 1965 treaty that normalised ties.
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Japan sees the claims as settled in a 1965 treaty that normalised ties.
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Although relations have normalised since, some of the trade restrictions have remained in place.
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"A normalised provision level is expected for Finland going forward," Norwegian Finans Holding said.
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Patriarchy and misogyny are rampantly normalised in many aspects of public and private life.
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Excluding the change in accounting standards, normalised EDITDA will grow between 3.4% to 8.4%.
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Aspen said normalised headline earnings per share rose to 692 cents from 656 cents.
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Ties between Ankara and Moscow have largely normalised since although the ban remains in place.
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SG guided that housing loan renegotiation rates had now normalised, at around 0003% in 3Q17.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES OMW may be downgraded if normalised net income ROE falls to below 4%.
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"Grid spending has normalised," analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a note.
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"A more normalised performance from agriculture should help boost South Africa's overall recovery," she added.
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Our projections assume dividend payments will resume in 2018 at 50% of normalised net profit.
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When normalised for the impact of the Barclays separation, Absa's overall HEPS were up 3%.
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Ties have since normalised between the two countries and work on the plant has resumed.
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No indication available Zeal reported 20.9441 normalised EBIT up 8 percent to 51 million euros.
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Japan says the wartime labour issue was settled under the 1965 treaty that normalised ties.
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Tele Columbus AG sees full-year 2018 normalised core profit of at least 235 million euros.
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Anthony Browne, chief executive of the British Bankers' Association, said taxes on banks should be "normalised".
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The ERG has normalised behaviour that a few years ago would have been seen as unacceptable.
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"Normalised" net profit is a measure used by casino companies to strip out irregularities in win rates.
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The insurer, whose full-year normalised net profit rose 3.2%, confirmed its 2019-2021 strategic plan targets.
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Tokyo says that issue was settled by a 1965 treaty that normalised ties between the two countries.
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Normalised revenue fell 1.2 percent, and the company kept its interim dividend steady at 30 Australian cents.
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Normalised or underlying profit fell to NZ$13 million ($60.9 million) for the six months-ended Dec.
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Normalised net profit after tax came in at NZ$10 million for the six months ended Jan.
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Normalised earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) climbed 5.9% to 425 million rand ($27.89 million).
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Adjusting the win rate to average levels, "normalised" net profit dipped 18 percent to A$107.1 million.
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However, customer additions and a strong loan book helped its normalised earnings climb 12% to 6.3 million pounds.
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It would be unwise to bet that such vituperation, once normalised, will remain confined to the virtual world.
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Casino companies say "normalised" profit is a more reliable performance marker because it strips out win rate irregularities.
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The producer of Lancewood dairy products said normalised headline earnings per share (NHEPS) for the year ended Dec.
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It is behaviour becoming more internationally normalised by the day, and no one knows where it will end.
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We note that SCOR's normalised combined ratio was 95.9% at FY15, reflecting the effects of a protracted soft market.
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The price of copper has retraced -37.9 percent from its high (when normalised as of 8th of November 2016).
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Normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS) rose to 206.9 cents for the year to June 30 from 63.9 cents.
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Normalised headline earnings per share stood at 735.8 cents, compared to 482 cents over the same period last year.
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Foreign media "is becoming normalised and is even affecting fashion, dating behaviour and teenage North Koreans' accents," he added.
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Though overhyped and underfunded, it gives a hint of the convening and stabilising role a normalised Germany could yet play.
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Rome's liquidity position remained strong at EUR120m at 11033 (EUR100m at 2014) or 2x the normalised annual debt service requirement.
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Despite this, the group's normalised headline earnings to 30 June 2016 decreased by 7% as net investment returns declined 220%.
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Normalised profit, adjusted to remove extraneous items, came in at A$194.1 million ($139.03 million) for the six months to Dec.
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"This is becoming a crisis of the 1965 system," he said, referring to the year the two countries normalised diplomatic ties.
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"Official Russian bodies ... do not carry out cyber terrorism," he said, saying the Kremlin wanted to see U.S.-Russia relations normalised.
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Many Jordanians however are opposed to normalised ties with Israel and have called on the government to scrap the peace treaty.
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The company posted a normalised net profit after tax of NZ$293 million ($173.98 million) for the six months ended Jan.
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The group published preliminary figures on March 7 and said it saw normalised EBITDA rising by around 13 percent this year.
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Normalised net profit, which removes variance in win rates, fell to A$172.7 million ($115.47 million) for six months ending Dec.
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Net investment return fell by 13 percent while its normalised headline earnings were down 8 percent to 9.1 billion rand ($638 million).
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The group's normalised headline earnings for 2016 decreased 6% following a 65% decline in net investment returns earned on Sanlam's capital portfolio.
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Excluding sale proceeds and adjusting for changes in the house win rate, "normalised" net profit fell 9.1 percent to A$191.3 million.
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The company reported a flat normalised net profit before tax of A$548 million ($370.45 million) for the year ended 30 June.
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Fonterra trimmed its guidance for full-year forecast normalised earnings to NZ$21.53-21 per share from NZ$21.4428-0.45 per share.
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Normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the year to June 13 rose to 1,254.9 cents from 1,115.4 cents a year earlier.
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The target of a post-tax return on tangible equity (RoTE) of around 10% "in a normalised operating environment" will be challenging.
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The producer of Lancewood diary products said normalised basic and diluted headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the full-year ended Dec.
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Discovery, which also has operations in Britain, made a group normalised operating profit of 8.2 billion rand in the year ended June.
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We are downgrading BAC to Neutral (from Overweight) following the 25% rise YTD and with the valuation back to a more normalised level.
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Its normalised headline earnings per share - the key profit gauge in South Africa - fell 10 percent to 431.7 cents ($0.3027) from 480 cents.
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Fitch notes that the gap between the reported and the normalised combined ratio widened notably for the four major European reinsurers in 21549.
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An improvement in OMW's profitability, as measured by normalised net income ROE above 10% on a sustained basis, could lead to an upgrade.
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Shamila Chaudhary, a counter-terrorism expert and former official with the Obama administration, told the BBC that terrorism in Europe was now "normalised".
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As river levels have not yet normalised, K+S faces extra costs for transporting considerable amounts of waste water to offsite storage basins.
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Years of clicking "report spam or abuse" may now have normalised the idea of silencing speech one disagrees with rather than debating it.
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NSF now expects its normalised operating profit for 2019 to be 13%-13% lower than market expectations, though still higher than last year.
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Chung said South Korea would be willing to reconsider its decision to walk away from the pact if ties with Japan were normalised.
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Normalised earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) was flat at 4.03 billion rand ($24.0 million) in the six months to Dec.
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Normalised headline earnings increased by 13,313 pct to r75,5 million * Both normalised basic earnings per share ("EPS") and normalised headline earnings per share ("HEPS") increased by 12,7 pct to 17,7 cents * Capital investments of r61,9 million were effected mainly for expansion and included development of a new facility in Mbombela, and purchase of racking and equipment of r30 million required for growth * Interim gross cash dividend of 11,0 cents per share in respect of period ended 31 December 2015 has been declared payable * Expects to increase its headline earnings per share for full year Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Broadly speaking, energetic local scenes normalised Scottish culture, and let some people see their identities portrayed in a way that wasn't derogatory or sneering.
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The combined ratio normalised for reserve variations and major losses stood at 94.4% at end-2016, reflecting the effects of a protracted soft market.
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Liberty said its first-half normalised headline earnings per share stood at 735.8 cents, compared to 482 cents over the same period last year.
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On a normalised basis, which adjusts for expected future profits, foreign exchange losses and business acquisition costs, HEPS rose by 9.9% to 1,160.6 cents.
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"The damage to facilities at Abqaiq and Khurais appears to be extensive, and it may be weeks before oil supplies are normalised," Kumar said.
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The Belgian brewer's recently separated Asia Pacific business expects the coronavirus to lop $170 million off normalised EBITDA from China in January and February.
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Normalised headline earnings, which exclude certain one-time items and take into account the impact of its black shareholder scheme, is Liberty's main performance measure.
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For the year ended June 30, Star's normalised core earnings, adjusted to remove win-rate volatility and significant items, came in at A$556.5 million.
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The company said its normalised net earnings totalled 46.1 million euros for the fourth quarter, up from a restated 36.6 million euros a year earlier.
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However, on a normalised basis, which accounts for the impact of its split from former parent Britain's Barclays in 2017, HEPS rose by just 1%.
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Bidvest, whose business spans freight, automotive, aviation services and office and print, said normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six-months ended Dec.
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Normalised for reserve variations and major losses, the metric remained stable at 99.8% (2015: 99.5%), reflecting the continued underlying effects of the protracted soft market.
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In September, the firm reported normalised annual profit tripling, boosted by its exit from the milk business and a recovery from drought the previous year.
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Negative: Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - A sustained deterioration in normalised dividend/interest coverage to below 1.75x.
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The gap between 20083-year and 10-year yields has since 'normalised' - meaning 10-year bonds yield more than their shorter-dated counterparts - though barely so.
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Normalised for reserve variations and major losses, the combined ratio further deteriorated to 99.7% (2015: 98.5%), reflecting the continued underlying effects of a protracted soft market.
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SkyCity said it expects to achieve around 5 percent growth in normalised group earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation in fiscal 2019 ending June 30.
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I think we're going to have a more normalised level of volatility, in fact that's a positive thing for the intermediaries of the world's capital markets.
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We like to think we have normalised the process of building a successful business on any mobile platform, be it Apple, Google, or whatever comes next.
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Her late father, Park Chung-hee, was a star officer in the Japanese imperial army, and later the South Korean dictator who normalised relations with Japan.
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OMW is a leading UK-based retail wealth management business, with more than 900,000 customers and normalised assets under administration of GBP107 billion at end-1H17.
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In fact, "the racism in the Irish context toward Irish travellers is so deeply embedded in the Irish psyche that it's actually normalised" says Mr Collins.
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Indicated 4 percent higher The group affirmed its 2016 guidance for core profit growth as it reported a 13 percent jump in third-quarter normalised EBITDA.
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In the latest prospectus filed with the stock exchange, the company booked a first-quarter normalised EBITDA of $558 million, up 23% from a year earlier.
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Japan believes the claims were settled in a 1965 treaty that normalised ties between the two regional neighbours and has accused Seoul of breaking that treaty.
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The figure was normalised to exclude 2.3 billion rand in after-tax profit earned in the prior year from the sale of a credit card portfolio.
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The bank's South African retail operation, First National Bank (FNB), grew normalised earnings by 5%, a substantial slowdown compared to 2018 when they rose by 13%.
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Normalised headline earnings per share from continuing operations fell to 1,414.3 cents in the year ended June 30 from a restated 1,518.4 cents a year ago.
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The notion that eating bat is inherently barbaric, disgusting, or immoral is based entirely on the food practices that have been normalised in predominantly Western societies.
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In September, Clover reported a tripling in normalised annual profit, boosted by its exit from the milk business and a recovery from drought the previous year.
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Normalised net profit, which removes variance in win rates, fell to A$368.6 million for the year ended June 30, from A$386.8 million a year earlier.
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Elkahky expects inflation "to continue declining amid normalised supply levels and seasonality impacts," adding that inflation could drop further as the Egyptian pound appreciates against the dollar.
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This improvement will be mostly driven by cyclical factors, with higher growth boosting tax receipts and VAT reimbursements being normalised from their exceptionally high level in 2016.
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Its normalised, undiluted headline earnings per share — a key profit measure in South Africa that strips out one-off items — for the six-month period ended Dec.
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When Mao Zedong split with the Soviet Union and normalised relations with President Richard Nixon, the U.S. government rewarded China with technology transfers in areas like genetics.
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Its normalised, undiluted headline earnings per share -- a key profit measure in South Africa that strips out one-off items -- for the six-month period ended Dec.
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Crown said normalised pre-tax profit at its Australian flagship casino, in Australia's second-biggest city Melbourne, fell 12.5 percent due to the slump in VIP turnover.
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Excluding the effect from the disposal of interests in subsidiaries and joint ventures, normalised profit in the second quarter rose by 18.4 percent to 64.3 billion roubles.
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The company said normalised net profit, which removes variance in win rates, grew less than 1 percent in the half-year to A$194.1 million ($139 million).
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Women and girls are enduring street harassment "so frequently" that it is normalised to become "a routine part of everyday life," a new government report has found.
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The Japanese government has denounced the verdict, saying all wartime reparations were dealt with in a 1965 treaty that normalised ties between the two East Asian nations.
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Normalised or underlying profit fell to NZ$83.7 million ($60.9 million) while revenues dropped over 6 percent to NZ$525.8 million, dragged lower by its international business.
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Normalised free cash flow for 2016/17 is expected to come in at 2.5 billion pounds, compared with a previous forecast of between 3.1 to 3.2 billion pounds.
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"Our bottom line has benefitted from the reduction of our legacy loan book provisioning and is trending towards a normalised provisioning rate," said group chief executive Joseph Abraham.
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The track repair operations will go on through the night, East Coast Railway's Mishra said, adding that he expects train service to be normalised by early Monday morning.
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Star's annual domestic revenue is in stark contrast to bigger rival Crown Resorts, which posted in February a 1.2% drop in half-year normalised revenue from Australian resorts.
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Normalised profit after tax, which is adjusted to remove win rate volatility and exclude significant items, was A$224 million ($151.74 million) for the year ended 30 June.
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The company expects to post a first-half normalised net profit as estimated by market at around 120 million euros, chairman Pietro Giuliani told Il Sole 24 Ore.
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After a significant pick-up in the previous quarters, advertising and promotion expenses showed a normalised trend in the third quarter, allowing an improvement in the group's margins.
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The private hospital operator said normalised earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) rose to 2.7 billion rand ($184.68 million) from 2.6 billion rand a year earlier.
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Asset-quality metrics remain under pressure, particularly from difficulties in the SME sector, although further deterioration is not expected and loan impairment charges should return to more normalised levels.
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Thai Union also announced interim dividend payment of 0.25 baht per share, or a payout ratio of 53.3 percent of normalised net profit for the first half of 2018.
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Relations between Japan and South Korea, plagued by bitterness over Japan's 1910-1945 occupation of the Korean peninsula, are arguably at their lowest since they normalised ties in 1965.
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In a 1975 book called Discipline and Punish, Foucault illustrates how modern societies are based on creating normalised behaviour, where people police themselves to act in a certain way.
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Challenger said normalised net profit before tax for the year ended 30 June edged up to A$548 million ($370 million), compared with A$547 million a year ago.
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"This is significantly higher than the normalised run-rate the bank reports," analysts at brokerage Investec said in a note, identifying exposure to Jet as one of several factors.
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Tokyo had refused to hear the women's case against its government, maintaining that the matter of compensation for the women was settled under the 13 treaty that normalised relations.
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Analysts have attributed the stock's decline partly to Aspen's debt, which has hit levels that typically set alarm bells ringing, with net debt at four times normalised core profit.
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She's released six albums with another on the way, appeared in musical theatre productions like Blood Brothers and Jesus Christ Superstar, but also generally lived a more "normalised" existence.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 11 (Reuters) - South African drugmaker Aspen Pharmacare Holdings said on Wednesday full-year normalised earnings fell by 7% and it would not pay a dividend this year.
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It was the first time the facility was used since the central bank normalised its policy operations in June last year, just before a punishing currency crisis set in.
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Normalised earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation from continuing operations fell 13 percent to 5.5 billion rand ($379.32 million), while revenue inched up 1 percent to 19.7 billion rand.
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For the three months ended June 30, the company said normalised pretax profit came in at 130.1 million pounds ($171 million) on revenues which rose 9 percent to $387.6 million.
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In virtually all aspects of military-to-military co-operation, according to the report, China and Russia were "at their closest point since the two countries normalised relations in 1989".
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In a normalised trading environment, En+ will endeavour to return to shareholders the entirety of Rusal dividends received and 75 percent of its energy segment's free cash flow, he added.
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Experts say the BCCI intervention is crucial to ensure "locker room talk" is not normalised in India, where cricket is a national obsession and top players are revered by millions.
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The usual suspects occupy the top spots, with Norway reaching the maximum of 100 in the normalised scoring system, as it has every year since SEDA was launched in 2012.
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Previously, Crown's dividend policy was to pay the higher of 716 cents per share and 65% of normalised full-year net profit after tax, subject to the company's financial position.
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JOHANNESBURG, May 30 (Reuters) - South Africa's Life Healthcare posted on Thursday a marginal rise in its first-half normalised core profit, due to lower activity amid a tepid first quarter.
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Negative: Future developments that may individually or collectively lead to negative rating action -A protracted rise in net debt including off-balance-sheet liabilities-to-normalised dividends to above 4.5x.
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We note that the normalised combined ratio, adjusting back for variations in reserving and major losses versus budget, deteriorated to close to 15493%, reflecting the effects of a protracted soft market.
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Normalised profit after tax, which is adjusted to remove win rate volatility and exclude significant items, came in at A$123.8 million ($88.65 million) for the six months ended Dec. 31.
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Shares in Liberty fell as much as 7 percent after it reported a 30 percent slump in normalised headline earnings per share to 456.7 cents for the six months ended June.
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And a no-deal Brexit, once considered almost unthinkable even by most Leavers, has become normalised through talk of a "clean" or "WTO" exit that would at least give business certainty.
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Normalised net profit declined 13 percent to 1.36 billion baht, while sales dropped 2 percent to 34.1 billion baht due to an appreciation in the baht and higher raw material prices.
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On current trends, inventories will not have normalised by the end of March, and OPEC is keen to reassure traders that production limits will be extended until the process is completed.
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The company expects full-year normalised earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation to be in the range of A$550 million to A$560 million ($382.4 million to $389.4 million).
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Liberty, a unit of South African lender Standard Bank, said normalised headline earnings per share jumped to 1,464.5 cents in the year to end-December, from 1,403.36 cents the previous year.
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Aspen, the biggest generic drugmaker in the southern hemisphere, said normalised headline earnings per share rose to 692 cents in the six months ended December 2016, from 656 cents a year earlier.
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Liberty, a unit of South African lender Standard Bank, said normalised headline earnings per share inched up to 1,464.5 cents in the year to end-December, from 1,403.36 cents the previous year.
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LONDON — Text-speak-phobe Prince Charles may well bristle at the idea (or maybe he'll embrace the word now it's been normalised), but "YOLO" has made it into the Oxford English Dictionary.
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ZURICH, June 29 (Reuters) - Swiss Finance Minister Ueli Maurer said the Swiss franc-euro exchange rate has normalised and is not a problem for Switzerland, during a trip to Austria on Friday.
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This is also impacting on the firms which are part of the S&P500 index and the index has also retraced -15.05 percent from its high (normalised as of 8th of November).
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 1 (Reuters) - South African insurer Liberty Holdings said on Thursday its normalised profit for the six months to end-June jumped by 53%, reflecting progress in medium-term financial targets.
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The company's annual normalised revenue from its VIP business slumped 30.7%, as far-reaching effects of bitter trade relations between the United States and China dented confidence among high-spending Asian gamblers.
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The group has pledged to distribute 95 million euros on 2016 results and pay dividends of no less than 80 percent of its normalised free cash flow annually in the following years.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 4 (Reuters) - South African food producer Libstar Holdings Ltd said on Wednesday its normalised earnings rose 12.4% in the first half, helped by a strong performance in its core businesses.
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Normalised earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) declined to 10.8 billion rand ($733 million) in the full year from a restated 11.2 billion rand, the firm said in a statement.
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We note that the normalised combined ratio, adjusting back for variations in reserving and major losses versus budget, deteriorated to close to 100% (breakeven), reflecting the effects of a protracted soft market.
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First, each variable is normalised on a scale of zero to one; next, the two education variables are averaged; and finally, the index is calculated as the geometric mean of its three components.
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These systems must be guided by core values rather than inflexible rules because what may now seem unthinkable, like actively selecting and even editing our future offspring, will increasingly become normalised over time.
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Normalised headline earnings, a closely-watched profit measure that excludes certain one-off items, rose to 482 cents per share in the six months ended June compared with 457 cents a year earlier.
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Looking back now is complicated because thinking about what I went through can be upsetting and I hate that it's normalised for womxn to go through some form of abuse in romantic relationships.
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In any case, asset class vols today show little sign of having normalised — euro-dollar implied volatility is around minus 40 bps, better than Friday levels but still showing extreme levels of stress.
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The nearly 170-year-old drug maker, with a presence in about 56 countries, said normalised headline earnings per share from continuing operations rose to 707 cents in the six-months ended Dec.
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Bilateral ties between Norway and China were only normalised in December following a six-year freeze that began when Liu, by then behind bars, was awarded the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize in absentia.
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In both cases markets had mostly normalised by the end of the day, but the shallowness of liquidity provided by high-frequency traders was blamed by the regulators as possibly exacerbating the moves.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 13 (Reuters) - South African food producer Libstar Holdings Ltd on Wednesday reported a 16.1 percent fall in full-year normalised earnings, weighed down by the impairment in the niche beverages category.
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But such measures are used only in situations where discrimination already exists—in the form of a system of unofficial, normalised inequality which we have come to accept as "just the way things are".
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"Our concern and worry is that it becomes a trend and is normalised, so we must take action quickly to stop this from becoming a norm," Jaipal Singh Gill, the head of the SPCA said.
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If the virus can be successfully contained while business activity is normalised, the coronavirus-induced recession could be very short, albeit severe, and localised mostly in China, though with impacts on the countrys supply chain.
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FORTY YEARS ago to the week since Deng Xiaoping normalised ties with Japan by travelling to Tokyo and signing a treaty of peace and friendship, Xi Jinping is feting the Japanese prime minister in Beijing.
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PRAGUE, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Czech lender Komercni Banka said on Wednesday it would return to a "normalised" level of dividend on 2016 profits due to changes in capital requirements, after several years of high payouts.
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"Normalised clean CCS (current cost of supplies) EBITDA guidance is raised to $2.4-2.6 billion for 2020 to reflect the contribution of the recent acquisition from H2 2020," MOL said in a stock exchange filing.
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The outlook for 2017 is benign, but cost inefficiencies at some Austrian savings banks, the need to boost IT investments, low base rates and more normalised LICs will likely dampen returns in the medium term.
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The producer of Denny mushrooms said its normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS) from continuing operations rose to 30.9 cents, in the six months ended June 30, from 27.5 cents in the year-ago period.
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Libstar, whose products include baking aids, snacks, confectionery and perishables, said normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS) including the impact of first-time adoption of IFRS 16 and IFRS 9 for the year ended Dec.
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Sanlam's normalised headline earnings - a key profit measure that strips out certain one-off items - increased by 6 percent to 8.8 billion rand ($579 million), or 433.1 cents per share, in the year ended December.
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Relations between the two U.S. allies are seen at their lowest since they normalised ties in 1965, plagued by bitterness over Japan's occupation, which included the use of South Korean forced labour at some Japanese firms.
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It expects normalised earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) for the six-months to the end of June to rise between 17.8% to 22.8% when the impact of IFRS 9 and 16 is included.
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For the current year, Sonova expects consolidated sales to grow by 10 percent to 12 percent and normalised earnings before interest and taxes to rise by 10 percent to 14 percent, both measured in local currencies.
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Tensions over their history flared up after South Korea's Supreme Court last year ordered two Japanese companies to compensate some wartime labourers, an issue which Japan says was settled under a 1965 treaty that normalised ties.
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Tensions over their history flared up after South Korea's Supreme Court last year ordered two Japanese companies to compensate some wartime labourers, an issue which Japan says was settled under a 1965 treaty that normalised ties.
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Yet neither side gave any sign of a fundamental shift in stance, meaning that their feud will likely remain as intractable as it has been for the half century since the two U.S. allies normalised ties.
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A heavy electoral calendar in 2015-13 has tested how far politics in Cote d'Ivoire have normalised since the three-month crisis that followed 2010's disputed presidential election and a decade of recurrent political conflicts.
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Parent company Dart said on Monday its profit for the twelve months ending March 31, 2018, would be boosted by "a more normalised pricing environment" for flights and holidays following a previous period of heavy discounting.
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S&P Global Platts, which assesses the premium underpinning the CME contract, is once again caught in the cross-fire of a heated debate as to why the premium hasn't "normalised" after the U.S.-Canadian deal.
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The Italian Internet company said on Tuesday it expected group revenue in 2022 to be broadly in line with 300 under a new business plan, while the normalised EBITDA margin was expected to improve to 17%-20%.
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When needed, data stored in your personal cloud is securely processed via your own temporary virtual machine instance sitting on Microsoft's Azure cloud so that it is normalised and kept up to date, with the local Digi.
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"The group has experienced continued high levels of client trading activity over the period which has been in excess of double that seen in more normalised market conditions in both our CFD and stockbroking businesses," CMC said.
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"Atypical sex characteristics are not something that need to be 'corrected' or 'normalised' - rather they need to be understood as a natural aspect of human diversity," Kyle Knight of Human Rights Watch told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"The Group has experienced continued high levels of client trading activity over the Period which has been in excess of double that seen in more normalised market conditions in both our CFD and stockbroking businesses," CMC said.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 5 (Reuters) - South Africa's Aspen Pharmacare Holdings Ltd reported a marginal rise in half-year normalised earnings on Thursday as the drugmaker's manufacturing unit benefited from the restart of heparin sales to third party customers.
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The company's normalised net profit, which removes variance in win rates, fell 4.7% to A$368.6 million ($249.7 million) in the year to end-June, just below the A$369.8 million average forecast of analysts polled by Refinitiv.
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Relations between the two U.S. allies now appear to be at their lowest since they normalised ties in 1965, plagued by bitterness over Japan's occupation, which included the use of South Korean forced labour at some Japanese firms.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - An overall projected reduction in utilisation rates within the US and Europe to more normalised rates in 2018 as a result of new capacity additions.
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Similar slumps in visitors hurt full-year profits for rivals Crown and New Zealand casino operator Sky City Entertainment Group Adjusting the win rate to average levels, Star's "normalised" net profit fell 13 percent to A$214.5 million.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 30 (Reuters) - South African insurer Discovery said on Friday it expected its normalised profits to fall by between 5% and 10% for the full-year, after ploughing around 20% of its earnings into new business lines.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 2 (Reuters) - South Africa's Bidvest reported a 3.9% fall in half-year normalised earnings on Monday, hurt by the adoption of new international accounting standards known as IFRS 16, although its trading profit and revenue rose.
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Inchcape said it expected stronger second-half underlying profit performance than in the first half, saying supply of Subaru cars in Australia has normalised after temporary constraints and shortages of hard currency needed to secure supplies in Ethiopia eased.
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The firm trimmed its full-year forecast normalised earnings per share guidance range down to 25-30 New Zealand cents per share and cut its full year forecast dividend range down to 15-20 New Zealand cents per share.
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"Ultimately, continued stabilisation, or a further reduction, in the growth rates of household debt and house prices, will be required before the risk to the financial system is normalised," the bank said in its semi-annual Financial Stability Report.
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However, on a normalised basis, the combined ratios for some of the major European reinsurers breached 13% in 2016, indicating that had major loss experience and reserve development been in line with budget, these reinsurers would have made underwriting losses.
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At the Guild of Health Writers conference at Chandos House, London, on Monday the Duke of Cambridge said it was vital that mental health should be viewed in the same way as physical health and that the subject should be normalised.
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Irish mortgage lending grew by 15 percent to 5.7 billion euros ($6.0 billion)last year as the fast-recovering economy helped to return the market to a more normalised level that analysts say should be around 10 billion euros a year.
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Relations between Japan and South Korea are arguably at their lowest ebb since they normalised ties in 1965, with a spiralling diplomatic and trade row threatening to disrupt the global supply of semiconductors and undercut crucial security cooperation on North Korea.
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Sydney-based Star said "normalised" annual net profit, which calculates profit without changes to the house win rate, was a record A$258.1 million ($188.8 million) for the year to end-June compared to A$214.5 million in the previous year.
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"Normalised" net profit, a measure used by casino companies to strip out irregularities in win rates, dipped 35 percent to A$210.3 million, below the A$255.93 million average forecast of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Normalised headline earnings per share, a key profit measure that excludes certain one-off items, is expected to be between 698.9 cents and 747.1 cents per share for the six months ended June 30, up from 482 cents a year earlier.
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For 2016/17 it expects a decrease in adjusted revenue of around 200 million pounds, a decrease in adjusted core earnings of around 175 million pounds, and a decrease of up to 500 million pounds of normalised free cash flow.
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"Normalised" net profit, a measure used by casino companies to strip out irregularities in win rates, dipped 35 percent to A$210.3 million, below the A$247 million average forecast of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS), the main profit measure in South Africa which strips out certain one-off items, rose to 206.9 cents for the year ended 30 June 2018, compared with 63.9 cents for the same period last year.
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LONDON, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Low-cost airline easyJet said Britain's vote to leave the EU in June had a short-term impact on UK consumer demand for holidays after sterling fell against the euro, and appetite for holidays had since normalised.
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"It is a pity because there is a huge potential, but there are not enough people to connect wells that have been drilled," Pouyanne said, adding that there was a potential to recover quickly to 120,000 bpd if the situation normalised.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 18 (Reuters) - South African food producer Libstar Holdings Ltd on Wednesday reported a 10.9% jump in full-year normalised earnings and said the coronavirus outbreak poses a risk to its export sales and imported shipments of grocery items.
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"The Board...feels the dividend needs to be set at a level from which it can grow over time as well as being covered by normalised non-rail cash flows," Chief Executive Martin Griffiths said in a statement on Thursday.
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The Australian fund manager said it now expected to achieve the bottom end of the full-year 2019 normalised net profit before tax guidance range of A$545 million to A$565 million, and warned of hardly any growth in 2020 as well.
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Normalised net profit for the company, 53 percent owned by billionaire James Packer, was A$406.2 million ($312.57 million) for the 12 months to June 30, from A$525.5 million a year ago and slightly below average analysts' forecast of A$404.71.
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BT's revised cash flow guidance includes normalised free cash flow (FCF) for FY17 in the region of GBP2.5 billion versus previous guidance of GBP3.1 billion-GBP3.2 billion and for FY18 of GBP3 billion-GBP3.2 billion versus previous guidance of more than GBP13 billion.
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The dairy giant, which also reaffirmed its full-year forecast for normalised earnings, has been offloading overseas milk production centres after its ill-fated expansion saw profits smashed and left many of its 10,000 plus farmers, who make up its cooperative, unhappy.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive: Future developments that may individually or collectively lead to positive rating action -Sustained deleveraging at the holdco level to net debt including off-balance-sheet liabilities-to-normalised dividends received from Sistema's operating subsidiaries of under 2.5x (2016: 3.4x).
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" Rhodes, which reported a 50 percent rise in normalised diluted headline earnings per share to 126.5 cents for the year ended September, said the drought could hurt its production costs and volumes in the year ahead "if there is no improvement in climatic conditions.
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While Duke – always the wolf in sheep's clothing, tempering his outbursts – is presented in the movie as the precursor to Trump and his "Make America Great Again" slogan, Felix is the extension and epitome of that racist rage as it has been normalised today.
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The company's shares, which have lost half of their value in the past 12 months, were up 1 percent on the FTSE small-cap index as Chief Executive Peter Cruddas said he expects to see a return to "good normalised profits" in the next year or so.
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Normalised net profit before one-off items was A$343.1 million ($272.9 million) for the year to June 13, down from A$406.2 million the prior year and below the A$369.1 million average forecast of 10 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Libstar, which produces fresh foods, including mushrooms, cheeses and ready meals, snacks and confectionery and baked goods, said normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS) from continuing operations rose to 30.9 cents, in the six months ended June 30, from 27.5 cents in the year-ago period.
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Normalised headline earnings, a key profit measure that strips out certain one-off items, came in at 8.4 billion rand ($638.79 million), or 408.5 cents per share, in the year to end-December 2016, compared with 8.8 billion rand, or 432.5 cents per share, a year earlier.
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This increase in normalised combined ratios highlights that there has been continued deterioration in wider market conditions, driven by lower reinsurance premium rates feeding through to results, which is making it increasingly difficult for reinsurers to write business at a profit margin that exceeds the cost of capital.
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Chief executive Steve Bertamini told Reuters in August the bank expected to return to more "normalised" mid-single digits in loan growth in 2019 as it anticipates opportunities surrounding Vision 2030, a multi-billion dollar drive to open up society and diversify its economy away from oil revenues.
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A normalised operating environment means an at least moderately higher and steepened euro yield curve, which management expects will materialise in the next year or so, following the US. This will improve earnings potential from Deutsche Bank's large deposit base, especially in its corporate transaction banking business and Postbank.
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"Although these developments have delayed the process slightly, the bank build is progressing well and remains within budget, and the launch is expected before the end of 2018," Discovery said on Tuesday, as it reported a 17 percent rise in group normalised operating profit for the year ended June.
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Seoul and Tokyo have been struggling to contain fallout from a landmark ruling in October by South Korea's Supreme Court that Japan's Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp must compensate four South Korean forced labourers as their rights to reparations were not terminated by a 2000 treaty that normalised diplomatic ties.
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The current rating also reflects uncertainties around the request for a covenant waiver extension on the group's minimum EBITDA; however, as a mitigating factor we acknowledge the new management's ability at reacting swiftly to protect the group's liquidity and to put in place a comprehensive turnaround plan aimed at restoring profitability to a more normalised level by 2018.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive: Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: - A reduction in leverage to below 4.3x standalone ND/dividends (2015: 4.6x) and pass-through proportional net leverage (including debt at both B-Com and Bezeq) to below 4x (13: 4.2x) while improving normalised dividends/interest coverage to above 2x (2015: 2x).
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South Korea's foreign minister warned on Thursday that if Japan removes South Korea from its list of countries with minimum trade restrictions, Seoul would have to review bilateral security cooperation Relations between Japan and South Korea are arguably at their lowest ebb since they normalised ties in 1965, with a spiralling diplomatic and trade row threatening to disrupt the global supply of semiconductors and undercut crucial security cooperation on North Korea.
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According to the press release, Brute is, "a chilling sonic backdrop to a world of normalised brutality, a painful illumination of the facade of democracy," and "explores the theme of authority, the relationship between police, citizens and protest worldwide, particularly of her adopted home in the United States," all of which furthers the idea that Al Qadiri is one of the more politically engaged and aware producers in the game right now.
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Most of its turnover is generated in the UK, but the company also has increasing exports to Europe * Orchard Valley is a privately-owned company and has a total of 72 employees * The company's head office and production facilities are located in Tenbury Wells, UK * In the financial year ending on 31 May 2016, Orchard Valley posted a turnover of GBP 23.9 million ($30 million) and normalised EBITDA of GBP 2.0 million * The agreement also includes an option to purchase the remaining 15 pct of the shares.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for Indosat Ooredoo include: - Revenue to grow at 11% in 2015, and to grow by mid-single-digits in 2016-2017; - Competition to stabilise as smaller telcos shift emphasis towards profitability and away from market share; - Operating EBITDAR margin of around 20153% in 2016-2017; - Annual cash capex/revenue ratio to fall to 26%-28% in 2016 and 2017; - No material debt-funded M&A plans; and - Dividend payments to resume in 2017 at 50% payout on normalised net profit.
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