It does so in part on the level of policy, but also, importantly, on the level of affect.
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"I put him on the level of Balanchine," she said.
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Rating Fever Dream operates on the level of pure atmosphere.
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And this happens on the level of the religious consciousness.
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They're just more on the level of professional photographer effects.
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But they also depend on the level of forcings, i.e.
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The key question is how do you still create enough social cohesion on the level of a country and increasing also on the level of the entire globe in order to tackle our main problems.
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And on the level of, like, psychological realism, I appreciate that.
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"I'll never be on the level of my idols," she says.
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But those arguments, too, ought to be made on the level.
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Hemingway was exploring these questions on the level of the individual.
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"We all live on the level we live on," Jefferson said.
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She can't speak on the level that Charles and Calvin can.
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"Pennywise is constantly on the level of bursting," the actor said.
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And, if it isn't entirely on the level, what's the hustle?
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The only difference depends on the level of security clearance desired.
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She&aposs not on the level of a Colbert or John Stewart.
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Will these changes have an impact on the level of import demand?
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DNB was not immediately available to comment on the level of compensation.
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Morgan knew that it was more on the level of personal insult.
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"There is a remarkable improvement on the level of compliance," Barkindo said.
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This is true of "Transcription" most immediately on the level of technology.
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Listen to "On the Level" below, along with Mac's Beats 1 interview.
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Today, we get a lesson on how to be on the level.
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Further payments depend on the level of cash flow from the operation.
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Currently, China is on the Level 4, or "Do Not Travel," list.
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The LocalMonero site encourages users to stay on the level, legally speaking.
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It could be a hardship on the level of the 2008 financial crisis.
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" He recalled thinking, he said, that "this woman is completely on the level.
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" The Mayor added, "From top to bottom, this is not on the level.
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They can then take out loans based on the level of their savings.
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I connect with the winemakers on the level that I find them interesting.
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Purely on the level of stagecraft, the evening was a win for Pence.
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I mean, without that we're kind of on the level of primates, really.
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"Louis's case is not on the level of, say, Bill Cosby's," Allison said.
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At the rehearsal, those moments could be enjoyed on the level of spectacle.
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The Education Ministry will pay back investors depending on the level of success.
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Depending on the level, the silhouette has a different effect on the game.
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I also read work that I find inspiring on the level of language.
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In fact, I believe that not being fully on the level hurts progressives.
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The latest is apparently on the level of buying an entire media brand.
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Small safes vary widely in cost based on the level of protection offered.
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It's still not on the level of, say, EDIBLE UNDERWEAR, but it's close.
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It is deliberately opaque, on the level of sentence as well as plot.
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There has to be at least one Nigerian prince who's on the level, right?
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PARR: I think it depends on the level party foul that&aposs being pardoned.
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There is no doubting how effective these displays are on the level of spectacle.
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For several weeks, financial markets have been fixated on the level of the Dow.
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He's on the level with (Jonathan) Toews and (Patrice) Bergeron and guys like that.
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Depending on the level of coverage, their premiums can run more than $200 monthly.
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It's possible those payments pertain to the Russia investigation and are on the level.
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The size of the cuts will depend on the level of regions' emissions cuts.
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The Lego Ninjago Movie is perfectly adequate on the level of cartoon-driven entertainment.
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But they discovered it was never going to happen on the level they wanted.
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Throughout all these pirouettes, however, nothing actually changed on the level of economic policy.
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Not on the level at all of what they say, I don't believe that.
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Their output, depending on the level of enrichment, can fuel reactors or atom bombs.
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The White House, though, is staying quiet on the level of funding it wants.
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WHAT IS YOUR VIEW ON THE LEVEL OF THE DOLLAR AND ITS RELATIVE STRENGTH?
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At Lincoln Plaza Tower, the garage's two upper parking levels — and a Bentley parked there — were spared, but there were more than 30 cars on the level below, and perhaps as many more on the level below that, that had been completely submerged.
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Noirs are tragedies not only on the level of the individual characters — although the protagonist and femme fatale alike usually end up worse off at the end of the story than when they started — but on the level of the whole narrative world.
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And particularly, on the level people are devaluing you know things like small town papers.
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The difference between the two systems seems to be on the level of human intervention.
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Much would also depend on the level of investment pledged by participating countries, he added.
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The President has consistently indicated that the drug war is on the level of narcopolitics.
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"On the level of craftsmanship, Chanel is the top, " he said, using the English word.
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The largest effects of individual tax reform are on the level and distribution of revenue.
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A polished-aluminum fixture that expands and contracts depending on the level of ambient noise.
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It's not quite on the level of murdering an anthropomorphic legume, but it's up there.
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It is on the level of a disease that's wiping out all of America's forests.
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The volume purchased will be decided by MMTC depending on the level of prices received.
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These work on all seats, though that bit depends on the level of equipment you choose.
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Chaos on the level of Bush versus Gore in 2000 or Tilden versus Hayes in 1876.
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We will be able to comment more on the level of compatibility at the phone's launch.
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Harker was not the only central banker commenting on the level of interest rates Thursday morning.
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Lara Croft, Samus Aran — these are age-old icons of gaming on the level of Mario.
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The shorter man tends to lose out on range but is quicker on the level change.
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If they did not, Iran would also end the limits on the level of uranium enrichment.
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And that could have over time, some impact on the level of EBRD investment going forward.
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Broadcom's board has not yet decided on the level of any new offer, the sources added.
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In terms of religion, what we're looking at is something on the level of personal identity.
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So ICE really isn&apost focusing on the level they&aposre supposed to be doing nationwide.
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Will "Dory" be on the level of his "WALL-E" -- or his live-action "John Carter"?
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Some other fights happened this weekend, but none with anything on the level of Thompson's performance.
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And a growing sense, as Sandberg noted, that the debate isn't being waged on the level.
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But on the level of, like, creating an interesting story, it causes the show to flounder.
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Hence, the new service will have multiple pricing tiers based on the level of project complexity.
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I think the NFL doesn't even come close to that on the level of being offensive.
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It now has funded a joint cyber command on the level of every other uniformed force.
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" Toobin also said the penalty for violating campaign finance laws "depends on the level of intent.
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This isn't Ronda Rousey pumping one-twos and getting by on the level of her opponents.
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She retired after 2010, resigned that Japan could not compete on the level of Olympic teams.
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Approaching your culture on the level of individual preferences helps you understand what motivates each person.
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Perhaps not on the level of Hillary, but I have had my own experience with it nonetheless.
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On the level of pure politics, of course, this is exactly the problem with the Clinton Foundation.
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Overall, whether you choose to get extra insurance depends on the level of risk you're comfortable with.
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Interestingly, this puts China's GDP growth on the level recently estimated by a number of independent consultancies.
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That sounds on the level, provided you've never read or heard anything about American stadium financing, ever.
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There have been some impressive results, but none on the level of competing with quality human competition.
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Renationalizing a failing airline has had mixed results depending in part on the level of government interference.
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And now these guys are pulling out crazy stops on the level of the Harlem Globe Trotters.
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Depending on the level of customization and enhancements, the islands will sell for an estimated $5 million.
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It's the perfect exercise for the social media age because everything happens on the level of display.
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Ditto Fanmail, from Brooklyn — not cheap, by any means, but not on the level of Mr. Ford.
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MC: No. It seems to be some sort of anti-inflammatory on the level of an Ibuprofen.
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Few brands have reached cult status on the level The Ordinary has in the past couple years.
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Client fees, and subsequently my compensation, are based on the level of complexity (amount of work required).
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Home-based care, depending on the level of services needed, can hit more than $2790,000 a month.
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Home-based care, depending on the level of services needed, can hit more than $3,000 a month.
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And a Republican legislative leader suggested it could be a crisis on the level of 9/11.
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The speaker was good, but not on the level of something like a Sonos or Apple HomePod.
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And Juul's shifty self-presentation suggests that the company may not be acting entirely on the level.
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For comparison, a power wheelchair can cost anywhere from $1,500 to $30,000, depending on the level of disability.
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The RBI maintained its "accommodative" stance but said further rate reductions would depend on the level of inflation.
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The central board will decide on the level of the risk provisioning from this range, the statement said.
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But we weren't on the level of chatting daily over Gchat, like we both did with our friends.
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In the meantime, AMD is strongly denying that anything about the partnership was less than on the level.
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Students pay a percentage of the salary they go on to earn, depending on the level of income.
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The move could give fuel to Ellison backers to argue that the vote was not on the level.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS AND SUPPORT RATINGS The ratings are dependent on the level of the Belarus' Country Ceiling.
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Even if the loan was on the level, it doesn't absolve either Kushner or Apollo of their obliviousness.
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If "Catching Homelessness" doesn't quite work as a memoir, it succeeds rather heroically on the level of document.
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The volume purchased in the tender will be decided by MMTC depending on the level of prices received.
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Do they have a good start on the language based on the level of training that they've had?
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Sanders himself is well aware that, on the level of optics, he himself is not an ideal messenger.
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The email added that patients with direct exposure should self-monitor depending on the level of exposure risk.
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But on the level of ideas, Third Way's latest push essentially amounts to negotiating the terms of surrender.
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Camerota continued to question Spicer on the level of information Trump has received so far from the intelligence community.
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McConnell's first beef with "100 percent renewable" claims is that they are, on the level of physics, not true.
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As a musical parody, it is strictly B-minus material, not even on the level of Weird Al Yankovich.
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Perhaps the biggest tell that this is not on the level: Republicans already scheduled a committee vote for Friday.
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"The American people want to know that their government is on the level," Maloney said on the House floor.
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Chamberlain would not be drawn on the level of volume growth the exchange is targeting in the near term.
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HUGE LOSSES Renationalising a failing airline has had mixed results depending in part on the level of government interference.
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Our pasts were completely different, and yet on the level where it really counts, we were very much alike.
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There is this theorist named Stuart Hall who talks about real political change happening on the level of language.
|
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Yet they have no idea what it's like living with secrets on the level he has, according to DPR2.
|
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Being a known radio personality, no one assumed that you experienced fears/anxieties on the level that you admitted.
|
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"The RBNZ made very strong comments on the level of the NZD," said ASB Bank Senior Economist Jane Turner.
|
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Has ever there been anything about the Patriots' behavior, from Spygate to Deflategate, that indicates they're on the level?
|
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Whichever, it poses the question: does equestrianism really occur on the level field we want and believe it to?
|
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They're not on the level of the United States or the Russians, but they're clearly moving up the chain.
|
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He would not comment on the level of communication between the White House and the department during the period.
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But damages can be permanent for kids who have already consumed contaminated water, depending on the level of exposure.
|
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We don't just mean on the level of technical and visual innovation either, though that's certainly part of it.
|
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How much we work towards reducing CO2 emissions will have a direct impact on the level of ocean acidification.
|
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"Everything depends on the level of madness and aggression of the [American] empire and its Western allies," he said.
|
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The news is based on the level of exposure in the state, which has already shut down public schools.
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The news is based on the level of exposure in the state, which has already shut down public schools.
|
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Trump himself, meanwhile, has neither the ability nor the inclination to actually parse this on the level of policy.
|
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A spokeswoman for the S.E.C. said the agency had no comment on the level of compliance in the industry.
|
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The world, and the United States, isn't anywhere close to dealing with a pandemic on the level of H1N1.
|
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The I.R.S. data on the level and trend in self-employment contradicts information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
|
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But is she on the level, or is Grimmel, who has Toothless in his sights, using her as bait?
|
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It wasn't on the level of Spotify, which was eight years into what they were doing at this point.
|
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They're not on the level of Disney in terms of film, but they're an industry leader in terms of television.
|
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You recently told Dan Patrick that you thought the 2002 Game Six Western Conference Finals officiating wasn't on the level.
|
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Both series are kind of fun to watch on the level of candy, but neither boasts impressive levels of depth.
|
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Each workout takes place in a studio with below-average temps, depending on the level of activity the class requires.
|
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The pricing for the premium APIs ranges from $149/month to $2,499/month, based on the level of access needed.
|
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The Xinhua report gave no details on the level of SAIC's proposed investment or the date when production might start.
|
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Brad Stevens might be the best young coach in the NBA ... but is he on the level of Bill Belichick?
|
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Steele's brother, Chad Steele, said it was incredibly painful to see his sister attacked on the level that she was.
|
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"We have said that we plan to always have an open dialogue on the level of our children," she explained.
|
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This level is where illusive fits in, as well as on the level of the continuous monitoring the system undergoes.
|
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Parents may want to consider splitting the 529 plans in two, depending on the level of trust in their relationship.
|
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Depending on the level of your stress, these can slightly or greatly inhibit your ability to think clearly, Parnell says.
|
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Oil prices tumbled 2.7% on Thursday when OPEC members emerged from negotiations without consensus on the level of production cuts.
|
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But there's a crisis happening that nobody's paying attention to on the level that it should be paid attention to.
|
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"It depends on the level of interest and also how quick a sale they want," a ship finance source said.
|
|
The focus now is on the level of investor demand at this week's auctions of short and intermediate-dated notes.
|
|
When determining what games to support, the ESL's criteria changes depending on the level of competition it's looking to field.
|
|
The chart below shows how much of an increase you can expect based on the level of benefits you're receiving.
|
|
All experts consulted by The Times said yes, though they differed on the level of precautions that should be taken.
|
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Which one you use typically depends on the level of annoyance you are getting from the Twitter user in question.
|
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The total consideration payable by Glencore would be between $531 million and $956 million, depending on the level of acceptances.
|
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Changes in the level of taxation since 1965 have had little influence on the level of revenues collected by government.
|
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James Lankford of Oklahoma said earlier Wednesday on the level of commitment, saying that will continue when lawmakers leave town.
|
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Based on the level of destruction, scientists didn't expect to find any signs of recovery during a recent check-in.
|
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Mark: Finding a middle ground on the level of kink in your sex life is a great solution for people.
|
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Culturally, it's also not so weird to see women portrayed like this, as men's equals on the level of unprovoked murderousness.
|
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I be on some 'fuck that' shit because I want to talk on the level that people can relate to me.
|
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Based on the level of interest and coverage, I think it's highly likely they would have had a very strong offering.
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All are legendary in the design community but none have either the name recognition or influence on the level of Ive.
|
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These aren't on the level of audiophile-grade reference headphones; I don't think any truly wireless buds are in that category.
|
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It might not quite be on the level of, say, Marely & Me, but it is circling seriously depressing pet movie territory.
|
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The impact of a Pigouvian tax will depend on the level of competition in the market it is affecting, for example.
|
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While Wayne was still on a tear at this point, it wasn't quite on the level of 2006's Dedication 2.
|
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On the level of genes, human beings are remarkably similar to one another: 99.9 percent of all our DNA is identical.
|
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A cataclysmic event on the level of, say, losing a presidential run might land her in the "spa" for some rehabilitation.
|
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Tentative steps toward peace talks between the Taliban and the United States have had no impact on the level of attacks.
|
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Depending on the level of final acceptances, the valuation would increase to up to A$1.6 billion, Link said its statement.
|
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It's unclear whether any individual plaintiff could now achieve a settlement on the level of Oklahoma's, although states will certainly try.
|
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"I guess it took two meetings for him to realize that Kim Jong Un is not on the level," Pelosi said.
|
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Samsung declined to confirm those visits or comment on the level of Lee's involvement in management affairs since he was detained.
|
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Depending on the level of "obstinacy," Mr. Bonilla said, "the levers of publicity" — news releases, op-eds, media appearances — kick in.
|
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On the level of language, even the choice of the slightly disturbing-sounding "steakfish" creates a sense of uneasiness and absurdity.
|
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The chart below shows exactly how much of an increase you can expect based on the level of benefits you're receiving.
|
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Barring a catastrophic failure nearly on the level of the Bills' loss, they should win comfortably against the Cardinals (1-4).
|
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A long hallway as ornate as the one on the level below is lined with a display case of taxidermied seabirds.
|
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He says he doesn't filter himself, and understands what it's like to work with someone on the level of Kanye West.
|
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It is body music — dance music — but it works subcutaneously, operating on the level of emotion and thought more than movement.
|
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But the problem is that it may be too little, too late — on the level of both policy and individual attitudes.
|
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The smell of each room was different, depending on the level of hygiene, but it was always heavy, damp and unpleasant.
|
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"I would leave some troops there, but not on the level that Donald Trump is taking us right now," she says.
|
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The recent flooding in New England caused damage on the level of a hurricane, but the "bomb cyclone" had no name.
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It's a resistance to the status quo, even just on the level of what records he chooses to gracefully braid together.
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Both declined to elaborate on the level of the discussions but said they would be interested in remaining with the Yankees.
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It predated The Sopranos by two years, but it wasn't a hit, at least not on the level of The Sopranos.
|
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About 600,000 barrels a day goes to Europe, and so it depends on the level that Europe is cooperating with Trump.
|
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And yet on the level of public policy — especially when judged relative to his campaign — Trump's administration has been almost excruciatingly normal.
|
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As I discovered in Florida, in parts of America Uber operates not just on the level of municipal districts but of states.
|
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On the Level is Ed Smith's regular column on stages, setpieces and slices of beloved games that have held up over time.
|
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There has been no announcement so far on the level of interest, which some bankers said suggested it might also be cancelled.
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At least seven Republican secretaries of state on Monday criticized their party's presidential nominee for suggesting elections wouldn't be on the level.
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Apparently the stuff takes effect based on the level of force detected by sensors that detect five distinct zones of the foot.
|
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Chances are any Martian plants would take up these heavy minerals, which could ultimately kill people, depending on the level of exposure.
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The cost of help can run well into six-figure territory, depending on the level of assistance and length of time provided.
|
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And some have even suggested Sanders is not being entirely on the level with his supporters about how he views his chances.
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Roth's characters of all genders inhabit a charged psychological landscape that operates more fully on the level of rhetoric than dramatic realism.
|
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Mr. Helling said he tips drivers between 10 and 20 percent the cost of the trip, based on the level of service.
|
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The United Nations says the storm created devastation on the level of the crises in war-torn South Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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None of it is great for Trump's claims that Giuliani was acting on his own — again, if Parnas is on the level.
|
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On the level of campaign strategy, it's not clear when consolidation should happen, although Super Tuesday will give progressives more concrete information.
|
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Along with getting a grasp on the level of severity is figuring out susceptibility, or who is most at risk for infection.
|
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Prices start at $2,799 and cost up to as much as $9,105, depending on the level of entry and number of people.
|
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It also agreed to restrictions on the level to which it could enrich uranium and to more intrusive international inspections than before.
|
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At this point, if you still believe that posh comes from "Port Out, Starboard Home," it's on the level of religious belief.
|
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Among the two objecting reviewers, the methodological critiques — both on the level of archaeological context and that of data analysis — were paramount.
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She says that, for her, a desire to be accepted sexually had a direct impact on the level of risk she took.
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It wasn't quite enough for my work to be published, or well received, or even satisfying to me on the level of aesthetics.
|
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"For me, nipple play—okay, pain—during sex is a turn-on on the level of a vibrator against my clit," she said.
|
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"One should prepare to be disappointed on the level of detail," Kallum Pickering, senior U.K. economist at Berenberg, told CNBC over the phone.
|
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Together they show how centralized control of the internet could enable the possibility of automated discrimination on the level of the individual citizen.
|
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As reported in the Journal of Investigative Medicine, the researchers divided the patients into four groups depending on the level of pollutant exposure.
|
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This is practically on the level of your dad putting together a playlist of "some pretty sweet jams" and sharing it on Spotify.
|
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But spreads can also be used by traders and specialist hedge funds to speculate on the level of global oil stocks in future.
|
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The agency is trying to set limits on the level of nicotine in cigarettes, which would make them less addictive to new smokers.
|
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While Curdia's focus was on the level of the equilibrium interest rate, Gagnon and his colleagues attempt to determine why it has fallen.
|
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Mapillary, in contrast, has built out an SaaS model priced at $200/month or $1,000/month depending on the level of data usage.
|
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But every schism brings division not only on the religious level but also on the cultural level, on the level of people's identity.
|
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That's all good news, but the Apple Watch simply isn't a success on the level of, say, the iPhone or even the iPad.
|
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She said her progress to the last eight at Melbourne Park does not reflect poorly on the level of competition in women's tennis.
|
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There are few if any on-the-level experts and observers who believe Comey's conduct during this election was appropriate or well-handled.
|
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In most cases, decisions about drilling programmes are based on the level and change in oil prices over the previous 22015-22016 months.
|
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It is still hard to consider either man on the level with the handful of fighters at the top of the middleweight heap.
|
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It mentions a kobold fire mage on the level below, a real nasty piece of work, and clearly one of the game's bosses.
|
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Yet up until now, messaging app users couldn't enjoy a photo editing experience on the level that is offered by photo-sharing apps.
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Depending on the level of detail and supposed accuracy you want, that can involve paying extra fees and doing lots of independent research.
|
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It's not just easier commercially, but even on the level of the teams I work with, who allow me to do something more.
|
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If we ever make a breakthrough on the level of fire again, Curry concluded, then it would change the world a second time.
|
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"But if I could, I would say based on the level of interest, I think we are going to see more" repayment programs.
|
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On the level of symbolism and atmospherics, Trump campaigned as a Rust Belt populist who was sharply critical of the global banking elite.
|
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So, if you're not quite on the level of working out in Givenchy, now's your chance to wear Tisci's designs on the treadmill.
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Just don't expect him to pretend that Lesnar's testing exemption from the UFC is fair or the reasons behind it on the level.
|
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It might not all be on the level copyright-wise, but lovers of organized violence have good reason to be grateful for YouTube.
|
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Wednesday's notice laid out industry categories that could or could not resume operations based on the level of health risk in the region.
|
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Or you can embrace it on the level of spectacle, view it as a shimmering reflection of capitalism, gender and race in America.
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"This is not a fixed exchange rate, but it definitely has an important impact on the level of the exchange rate," Oviedo said.
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Nobody involved in The Americans has been particularly interested in talking about the series on the level of accidental commentary on the present.
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Thorpe: FYAD was certainly known as a mean place, but it was not mean on the level of the meanness you see nowadays.
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On the level of rhetoric, Trump's inaugural address was a stark departure from the free market themes that have characterized other 21st-century Republicans.
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The L16 intelligently chooses a combination of its 28mm, 70mm, and 150mm modules to use in each shot, depending on the level of zoom.
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It's a full-blown, eight-hour narrative title that is attempting to deliver activities and storylines on the level of a standard console entry.
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It is a serious breach of etiquette for you to comment on the level of your own share price or to criticise the financiers.
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They typically will focus on the level of debt within the company, ensuring there is always enough cover for the lender to be repaid.
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The couple didn't hesitate to get on the level of the children, crouching down in the street to speak directly to the excited kids.
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Facial recognition on the level I have with Windows Hello can't be fooled with a picture or someone who looks almost just like me.
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To keep things simple, users can only choose from five portfolios depending on the level of risk they're comfortable with and their investment goals.
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Karanikolaou and Jenner have actually been friends for a long time, but not on the level of Jenner and her former BFF Jordyn Woods.
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It projected stable EU pork production in 2019 at 24.12 million tonnes, with potential for output growth depending on the level of Chinese demand.
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The park charges between $210 and $90 an hour for access to the lagoon, depending on the level of wave you're looking to surf.
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Researchers tracked health outcomes for patients diagnosed with lung cancer from 43 to 2009 based on the level of air pollution near their homes.
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But it's much more likely that she's on the level, and this photo is the result of Harbour following through on his January promise.
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The July 16 plebiscite will pose questions on the level of confidence in Maduro and seek public input on his rewriting of Venezuela's constitution.
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That Ed Sheeran cameo was on the level of Jimmy Fallon randomly appearing in Band of Brothers for exactly NO reason I can sympathize.
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Mueller's close identification with the FBI, and the fired Comey has also enabled his supporters to suggest that something is not on the level.
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And it's a sad commentary on the level of anger and jealousy in America today that there isn't more support for that simple solution.
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ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 1 hour): Poland's central bank will decide on the level of interests rates at its regular meeting on Wednesday.
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But a new method from Swiss researchers provides an incredibly detailed look at details on the level of nanometers — and in 3D, to boot.
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Crackle, the Sony-owned streaming site you probably don't check out that often, isn't an Emmy player on the level of Netflix or Amazon.
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Ms. Horn does not have a conceptual calling card on the level of Ms. Salvant's archival excursions or Mr. Porter's sage and nostalgic songwriting.
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Irma wreaked havoc in less developed places in the Caribbean, but none recorded a tragedy on the level of the nursing home, he said.
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"As society goes through demolition and urbanization, the biggest changes happen on the level of human relationships," said the Shanghai-based artist Chen Yun.
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Pinellas County prosecutors denied these claims, calling Mr. Skalnik a liar even as they claimed that all of his testimony was on the level.
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"Republicans are strongest on these issues on the level of generality as opposed to the pragmatics," Mr. Miller, of the American Enterprise Institute, said.
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The experts and lawmakers disagreed on the level of involvement needed from Congress to ensure tech companies responsibly patrol deceptive content on their platforms.
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But cuts on the level that Trump is proposing are likely to cause heartburn for members of both parties, making the process politically fraught.
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The kitchen is on the level below, open to the dining and family room, with limed oak cabinets from Snaidero and porcelain tile floors.
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A data scientist at the Central Intelligence Agency, meanwhile, can earn between $67,968 to $126,20093 per year, depending on the level of their position.
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While this study isn't on the level of self-driving cars, vehicular science is one of the cutting-edge fields of the past few years.
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Pension contributions are possible in 2017 but the amount will partly depend on the level of interest rates, which were at low levels at Sept.
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Most King buyers opt for the bullet-resistant option, which adds at least $300,000 to the price depending on the level of protection clients want.
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"This outlook represents a soft start to the year as we remain cautious on the level of economic growth, particularly in China," Mr. Smith said.
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"Therefore the situation will continue to be stable, be it on the level of the Lebanese pound's exchange rate or credit in Lebanon," he said.
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This week China Daily, a state-owned newspaper, reported that ahead of Singles' Day, courier firms were offering salaries on the level of university graduates.
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First: One of the knocks on the iPad Pro is that there aren't enough "Pro" apps on the level of what's available on the Mac.
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Only a few of the photographers push back against the attempt to keep things on the level of what Brenner calls "the human condition," i.e.
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But even he does not expect a transformative surge of interest: "We are not on the level of American or French presidential elections," he says.
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Based on the level they reached during the playoffs, it's easy to wonder what could have been if not for Klay Thompson's incendiary jump shot.
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You can also look into robo-advisors, which curate a mix of stocks and bonds for you, based on the level of risk you choose.
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His most recent live performance—of This Old Dog cut "On The Level," on Conan—is, in my opinion, just more evidence for that fact.
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Don’t get your expectations too high it’s an MCU phase one film through and through, on the level of Thor 1.
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The volume purchased will be decided by MMTC later depending on the level of prices received but minimum offers are 24,000 tonnes to 25,000 tonnes.
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The dispute will test the Supreme Court's views on the level of deference judges should give a president's cabinet members and other high-ranking officials.
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When the trial began, standard treatment was based on the level of immune cells damaged by the virus, known as CD4 cells, within the body.
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The chief attack: Mueller, the roots of his investigation and the FBI aren't on the level — and haven't been since even before he took office.
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A. Like many other social media services, your Instagram posts can be public or private, depending on the level of sharing you wish to do.
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According to Ali-Fairooz and her lawyers and supporters, she let out a fairly mild involuntary laugh — on the level of a cough — when Sen.
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China has repeatedly said it has the right to set up an ADIZ but that the decision depends on the level of threat it faces.
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Depending on the level you start at, Glowup says customers can see up to eight shades of difference in brightness after a week of use.
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There will be a knock on the level of activity and trading but in terms of collecting the assets and getting people to come in.
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Yet if the image painted of Abedin makes no sense on the level of coherence, it does work very well in the logic of sexism.
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For example, on the level "Wario's Gold Mine," players would turn around at the start line and drive off the track in the wrong direction.
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She said yes — for me, a win on the level of Edie's — and became my fiancée, though we both preferred to call each other Beyoncés.
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Game DOESN'T hold back (when does he?) saying LeBron isn't on the level of The Mamba & his Airness, 'cause he's just done too much losing.
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That's true on the level of formal legislation and rulemaking and equally importantly in terms of the pace and vigor of enforcement and oversight activity.
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It is also clear that France would be a significant underdog against the United States based on the level both teams have displayed this tournament.
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A good place to begin is to make some federal support to states conditional on the level of support they're prepared to provide to students.
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The company will need more funding, as the cost of the project may reach €903 million to €180 million, depending on the level of finish.
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The failure to mandate social distancing will have a direct effect on the level of deaths in the country, the authors of the study believe.
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It projects increases of 5.0 to 7.5 degrees Fahrenheit (2.8 to 4.8 degrees Celsius) by the late century, depending on the level of future emissions.
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If novels are to convey the likelihood of more catastrophic events, the reader has to first feel the pressure on the level of the sentence.
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A sponsored video that involves shooting and production starts at about $10,000 but can cost up to $60,000 depending on the level of effort involved.
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Protective gear varies based on the level of risk providers face, but the CDC recommends gowns, masks or respirators, googles or face shields, and gloves.
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Starting salaries for a minor league player range between $1,160 and $2,150 a month depending on the level they are playing, according to MLB paperwork.
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"Those expecting a train wreck on the level of 'Cats' will walk away disappointed," Alistair Ryder, writer at The Digital Fix, said of the film.
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Ms. Davis said that airports spend from $25,000 to more than $250,000 on the SmartRestroom system, depending on the level of the installation they choose.
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Finally, it's also possible that Cohen is on the level here, and both Steele's dossier and the new McClatchy report are just flat-out wrong.
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At the same time, the company's powerful labor leader warned that the extent of possible job cuts would depend "decisively" on the level of U.S. fines.
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A pro-Syrian government newspaper, al-Watan, said "the coming hours will be decisive on the level of ending the chapter of terrorism in Deraa city".
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And professional societies should formerly codify gendered harassment as a serious form of research misconduct on the level of plagiarism or research fraud (some already have).
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The amount of gas which will be injected into gas storage sites this summer will depend on the level of stock at the end of winter.
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But they're re-creating the Genesis experience on the level of software, which means that they're not quite as good as what Analogue has to offer.
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That puts it on the level of competitors like the Samsung Galaxy S8 or LG G6, both of which also only support 60 fps 1080p video.
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"We are required by regulations to investigate the issue ... the duration of the investigation depends on the level of cooperation by the involved parties," said Afifipour.
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There was a lot of iteration on the level design and using visual and camera cues to make sure the player always knows where to go.
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This kind of ultra-low-level attack, on the level of RAM monitoring and so on, has to be considered or you risk underestimating your adversary.
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Based on the level of detail included in Manafort's indictment, however, Mueller may have a solid case, although Manafort pleaded not guilty to all 12 counts.
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That's not a happy story, per se, but it is the story of a successful sports enterprise on the level esports seems to want to become.
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Among other surveys out on Friday, China's official PMI slipped a tick to 50.0 in June, dead on the level that is divides growth from contraction.
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Founder Eugene Kaspersky had, even before the ban, offered to testify before Congress and provide source code to prove that his software was on the level.
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There wasn't much time for warnings to be disseminated, so it was very much dependent on the level of public awareness in order to save lives.
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But the tech editor admits one of the bigger surprises at CES, based on the level of people that seemed into it, was Gillette's heated razor.
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At the same time, the company's powerful labour leader warned that the extent of possible job cuts would depend "decisively" on the level of U.S. fines.
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Reactions were swift and negative, with Republicans rushing to deem Clinton's statement a gaffe on the level of Mitt Romney's infamous "47 percent" comment in 2012.
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And Tim the TA is a fun antagonist, but he's not a compelling villain on the level of season one's Aaron Echolls or season two's Beaver.
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On the Level, by Ed Smith, examines how small moments in games can resonate throughout—and beyond—the games themselves, encapsulating all of their various qualities.
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If as many as four assists were falsely credited in this single, otherwise forgettable game, then how many other NBA numbers aren't exactly on the level?
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And it won't be cheap: Depending on the level of complexity and negotiation, legal representation for a prenuptial agreement can cost $2,500 and up — per person.
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Enunwa isn't on the level of those receivers, but he could be set up for a big week against a team that defends the run well.
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On the level of brain chemistry, the strength of these psychological factors, whether congenital or circumstantial, has convinced Dr. Seto that pedophilia can't really be eradicated.
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It's not on the level of one of Adrianne's lines — "I went out with a guy so Jewish he lived with another guy's mother" — but solid.
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Overall, I would say the Pixel 4's camera setup is very good, but I wouldn't put it on the level of the iPhone 11 Pro.
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As data streamed in Saturday afternoon, there were few indications that the Nevada contest would experience a system failure on the level of the Iowa caucuses.
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Morgan repeated that the government would determine how long Bahamians could stay in the US depending on the "level of reconstruction and recovery" in the islands.
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On Monday, Nicholson said it was "quite possible" the Pakistan-based, Taliban-linked Haqqani network was responsible, based on the "level of sophistication" of the attack.
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The RingGo app can automatically determine the kind of vehicle being parked and, in turn, charge tariffs based on the level of pollution that vehicle emits.
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" "I don't think Kim Jong Un is on the level and the President has believed Putin as opposed to believing his own intelligence leadership on subjects.
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The central government in January enacted an action plan for Delhi's air that prescribed various measures to be taken based on the level of air pollution.
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But that netting did not protect Goldbloom, who sat in Section 106, row C, seat 5, on the level beneath the press box behind home plate.
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And the insignia on their uniforms will help proclaim that "Clean Olympic Athletes from Russia" are always welcome on the level playing fields of international sport.
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On the Level, by Ed Smith, examines how small moments in games can resonate throughout—and beyond—the games themselves, encapsulating all of their various qualities.
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Once you engage, it's full damage all the way, and you'll get cap rewards based on the level your player is at and the player you're fighting.
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While we probably won't see a recall or a replacement program on the level of the iPhone battery situation, Apple needs to fix the problem moving forward.
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To avoid this, it is best to experiment with low/medium nicotine concentrations (depending on the level of nicotine present in their conventional cigarette brand) at first.
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When it comes to your paintings, do you want those to be mass market as well, on the level of say a Jeff Koons or Damien Hirst?
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"Its primary goal is to confirm the precision of the procedures followed on the level of the coalition command," he told journalists at a January press briefing.
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The Swiss National Bank abruptly abandoned its cap on the level of the Swiss franc against the euro in January of last year, sending the currency soaring.
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The group was divided on the level of consent: some people wanted to opt in to donate data, while others were comfortable with an opt-out system.
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This was always a fairly transparent lie, but Conway herself used to get quite indignant at people who suggested the Trump campaign wasn't being on the level.
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"I don't see the recent market turmoil having a huge effect on the level of activity happening in the startup world here in Hong Kong," Chang says.
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Most of the men involved in these performances were legitimately strong, but they were in show business, and not all of their lifts were on the level.
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"The GOP is going to nominate for President a guy who reads the National Enquirer and thinks it's on the level," Salter wrote on Twitter Tuesday night.
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Though the abuse isn't on the level of the US, 366 people were killed by benzo-related overdoses in 2015—more than by cocaine, speed, or MDMA.
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Luke Rockhold might not be a freak athlete on the level of Romero—but he has no business getting caught with straight line bum rushes like this.
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"This was a person who was spoken about, in the era of Faith, [as being on] the level of Madonna and Prince and Michael Jackson," Norris says.
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Zelda games have always toyed with letting you manipulate the physical makeup of dungeons, but never on the level or in the manner that it's done here.
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"Management is about a contract, which is, you manage me because you're higher up on the level and you pay me and do my review," he said.
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"The market has yet to fully decide on the level of hawkishness to expect from the Fed today," said Inan Demir, senior emerging economist at Nomura International.
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Final awards of acreage, which depend among other things on the level of interest from oil companies, is expected to take place in January 2018, NTB said.
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If your anticipation is on the level of ours, you can get your hands on the collection during a pre-sale on July 21 — while supplies last.
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The painting lives or dies on the level of chaos and abandon I find at the concert—and my ability to get in there and capture it.
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It makes sense: As a writer she is adept, on the level of both plot and subject matter, at deferring the reckoning until just the right moment.
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If that sounds contradictory, it's because it's likely the deal won't really have much of a practical impact on the level, or competitiveness of Chinese steel exports.
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I wanna talk about the letter-- obviously one of the things that you touch on the level-- on the letter is when people should be buying stocks.
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You can also camp in a teepee by Lake Eldorado, which costs anywhere from $2,284 to $5,622, depending on the level of admission and number of people.
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Despite the increase in the supply of Seattle homes for sale, inventory is still incredibly low at barely two months' worth, based on the level of sales.
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" Mr. Serpico joined the force in 1959 and, witnessing casual payoffs that were accepted without a thought, encountered further disappointment: "The job was not on the level.
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People eager to be on the level with friends may find themselves maximizing the leveling-up process by following arcane guides posted on Reddit and image boards.
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As the great legal scholar Charles Black Jr. once put it, "I tremble for the sanity of a society that talks, on the level of abstract principle, of the precious integrity of the individual mind, and all the while, on the level of concrete fact, forces the individual mind to spend a good part of every day under bombardment with whatever some crowd of promoters want to throw at it."
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On the level of price return it's also staggeringly normal (that is, just looking at how much money you made on the year, not a measure of "risk").
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The major risk factors for violence are similarly diverse, and to claim marijuana makes a significant contribution based on the level of evidence he presents is, well, premature.
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The mechanical switches offer a choice between Cherry MX Blue, Red, or Brown options, depending on the level of resistance and "clickiness" that you like from a keyboard.
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With detailed records close at hand, it can be used as information to decide on the level of insurance coverage with Trov's partnered insurers serving in the backend.
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Bhargava said the future of hybrid cars in India would depend on the level of taxes and the company was in talks with the government to lower them.
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The cost of an Advantage Plan (on top of your Part B premium) depends on the level of coverage you choose and availability of options in your area.
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Rapid blood tests are available that can detect whether a person is immune based on the level of measles antibodies, but the tests are not 100 percent reliable.
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His work captures everything from romantic landscapes to candid dog portraits and can take anywhere from one to 30 hours to finish, depending on the level of detail.
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There's currently no word on the level these berries are unlocked at or how they're acquired (we're assuming they'll come out of Pokéstops like their Razz Berry cousins).
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Mueller's team will have its own perspective on the level of cooperation it has received as the President and his allies continue to publicly attack the special counsel.
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"The hackers design specific plans for each target based on the level of targets' cyber knowledge, their contacts, activities, working time, and their geographic situation," the report reads.
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On the level of craft, "My Son Wears Heels," which includes a foreword by Diane Ehrensaft, a developmental and clinical psychologist specializing in gender, is workmanlike at best.
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He said a number of companies in Saudi Arabia were working on initial public offerings and that he was optimistic on the level of demand for Saudi stocks.
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Cowen's team of cannabis analysts said they expect the SAFE Banking Act to become law before 2015, based on the level of Republican support for the House version.
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Yet the kidnapping of J. Paul Getty III isn't quite a cultural touchstone on the level of the O.J. Simpson trial or, say, the disappearance of Amelia Earhart.
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Once you tap X to initiate a swing, the meter begins to fill, and your press stops it on the level of power you'd like to swing with.
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Even some who have been outspoken critics of the Trump administration say faster action must be taken to avoid a catastrophe on the level that Italy faces today.
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You can record a short, looping video as your background, or take a photo of yourself looking particularly attentive, depending on the level of believability you're going for.
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Based on the level of unrest among fair-minded Texans—Republicans and Democrats alike—the future of Texas could turn out to be very different from its present.
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The way this works is that as the data comes into the portal, it automatically gets put into a bucket based on the level of concern about it.
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Federal spending has also tended to remain fairly constant since 1965 at around 20 percent of GDP, also with minor fluctuations depending on the level of economic growth.
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"However, in this instance we could not agree with the FRC on the level of appropriate sanctions, which will now be determined by an independent tribunal," KPMG added.
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A filmmaker on the level of Iñárritu getting involved in the medium is what many hope will elevate it to the point where mainstream adoption is truly within reach.
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One of John McCain's closest former strategists tweeted: the GOP is going to nominate for President a guy who reads the National Enquirer and thinks it's on the level.
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But I just can't put myself on the level of other women who are young, who have children, who are victims of sexual violence for most of their lives.
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Most CEOs try to position themselves as funny, down-to-earth, on-the-level types when they appear in their own marketing material — no soulless captains of capitalism here!
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Given that she's hardly even a character, the film never feels like it has emotional or personal stakes on the level necessary to build emotional impact around her survival.
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Abe repeated the government's stance that it would go ahead with the planned hike unless an economic shock on the level of the Lehman collapse occurred, Jiji news reported.
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This is clearly not on the level of anything Weinstein has been accused of and the cast of the show are engaged in a playful conversation throughout Sink's story.
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That's probably all you need to know in order to laugh — or cry — and most of the comedy is on the level of phallic graffiti on a subway poster.
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"It is one thing to compete with France and Germany or Spain, with levels of taxation that are different but don't depend on the level of development," he said.
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It should inspire surprise and anger on the level of the James Comey firing in May 2017, which much of Washington treated as a serious crisis for American democracy.
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The deterrence of mutual assured destruction that prevents the United States and the USSR from nuking each other won't work on the level of an India-Pakistan nuclear exchange.
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It's not quite on the level of some other "where were you when that happened?" moments in NBA history, but I'm weird and do in fact remember it well.
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Then again, based on the level of detail and the photo he uploaded it would certainly be a lot of effort to go to if the stunt was fabricated.
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Investigators are looking into whether the automatic barriers and lights on the level crossing malfunctioned and have taken blood samples from the driver for toxicology studies, French media reported.
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"Authorities must learn by doing and make adjustments, as necessary, to optimise our efforts, without compromising on the level of resilience the reforms are intended to achieve," he said.
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In Austria, for instance, introducing it in some regions had little effect on the relative support for left- and right-wing parties or on the level of public spending.
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Microsoft is getting close to offering customization on the level of the BetterTouchTool for macOS, and it's a welcome change after years of trackpad neglect on the Windows side.
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The deal imposes a 15-year cap on the level of purity to which Iran can enrich uranium at 3.67 percent, far below the 90 percent of weapons grade.
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"While it's without question that they continue to face persecution, we did not determine that it was on the level of genocide," State Department spokesman John Kirby told reporters.
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As financial advisors, it's our job to make sure our clients understand the type of returns to expect, depending on the level of risk they accept when they invest.
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"For G30 meetings, it is primarily for the G30 to decide on the level of transparency of its discussions," it said in the response to one of 16 questions.
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That Arrieta isn't pitching as well as his numbers indicate surely isn't a shock on the level of say, the Phillies, or a clown outside your living room window.
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Our new column On the Level, by Ed Smith, examines how small moments in games can resonate throughout—and beyond—the games themselves, encapsulating all of their various qualities.
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On the level that, after all the work we've done—trying to put important issues on the public agenda in Egypt—they don't support us, but they punish us.
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"So far, we are on the level of 6-7 (million bpd)," the minister said, asked where he saw the ideal level for Iraqi production in the longer term.
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Meanwhile, authors of color say they rarely see publishers investing the kind of money and support in their books on the level that The Help and American Dirt received.
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"It all depends on the level of accuracy you need," said Yoni Heilbronn, chief marketing officer of Argus Cyber Security, which works with automakers to short-circuit hacking threats.
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The impact on operating performance will vary, and will depend on the level of PIT contributions to current revenues, but also on the number of taxpayers with lower incomes.
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For cannabis to be welcomed on the level that alcohol is, it needs to appeal to soccer moms, to your grandparents, and to leaders determined to keep weed illegal.
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So no one is saying markets I bond markets or equities or real estate are raging buys everyone is sort of cautious on the level of level of markets.
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The limits on stockpiles are less important than those on the level of enrichment, which reduce the time it would take to create enough nuclear material for a bomb.
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That's why he called the European Union a "foe" in much stronger terms — on the level of competition for export markets, Europe really is a bigger competitor than Russia.
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In the hopes of procuring a financial backer on the level of Viacom or Fox, I share with you my prospective fight card for Ultimate Necromancy Championship 1: Rebeginnings.
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Barring a surprise ending on the level of The Usual Suspects (go watch it), the Avalanche will finish with the NHL's worst points percentage since the 173-05 lockout.
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Only a tiny percentage of incels seem willing to turn to violence or terrorism, and the movement isn't a threat on the level of an al-Qaeda or ISIS.
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Many in the Chinese foreign policy establishment believe that THAAD is a problem on the level of North Korea's nuclear missile program, according to professor John Delury of Yonsei University.
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Considering the widespread charges of fight fixing that dogged the Pride days, I'd be shocked if all 13 fights at the arena were on the level based on probabilities alone.
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The new rules would let the 'ethics committees' – groups of medical experts – that oversee clinical trials decide on the level of compensation for patients who suffer adverse events, Chandrashekhar said.
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The whole conflict was on the level of the abstract (the details vague, the timeline fuzzy) except that Frankel stayed firm in the face of de Lesseps more … outsized response.
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Analysts at Morgan Stanley estimate that global, non-American banks could see risk-weighted assets rise by an average of 18-30%, depending on the level of the output floor.
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It's really interesting and important to register that impulse, which is almost commonplace now, but on the level of actual feasibility, it's not something that you're probably going to do.
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On the level of daily life, most Saharawi demonstrate an almost preternatural patience—a quiet, abiding strength that is, perhaps, the reason the cease-fire has lasted these 25 years.
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It's no secret that there have been a slew of faith-based breakout hits, but not many of them have mainstream Hollywood stars on the level of Garner and Latifah.
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"It's very unfortunate because on the level of ordinary people in America, and business people in America, we face a very good response and we work very constructively," Kostin said.
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"I think their names rightfully belong probably somewhere on the Rogers Centre with the rest of those names (on the Level of Exellence)," Saunders said after the Game 5 loss.
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The agency warns that these are the "worst-case possible effects" but health effects will vary based on the level of contamination and how much tainted water an individual drinks.
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All of this had great repercussions on the level of trust between the allies of the United States, such as the Gulf states, Japan, South Korea and the European Union.
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Nurses can paint the cervix with vinegar to make lesions show up more vividly, and then transmit photographs to a specialist for diagnosis and recommendations on the level of care.
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This means that even if one part of the case were to fall apart, there would be still be reason to believe that the election wasn't on the level. 247.
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While 6% is often standard, that percentage is not set in stone and can be negotiated with your agent depending on the level of service needed in selling your home.
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The devaluation will impact ratios in different ways across rated banks, depending on the level of their FC risk-weighted assets and the size of their net open FC positions.
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When it comes to the henhouse, he insists, his species is very open, honest and on the level; the fox and the chickens both know precisely what the deal is.
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Close examination of the newsreel footage of the 1919 World Series, improbably recovered from the permafrost of the Yukon, offers no help in determining which plays were on the level.
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Whether populist parties win or lose depends not just on the level of popular support — which appears surprisingly consistent across countries — but also on the nature of the political system.
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Suddenly, all the rambling discourse online about Clinton and the Democrats was legitimized by the fact that a supposedly on-the-level organization like WikiLeaks had picked up the documents.
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There are miles to go before its features can really compete with Steam on the level, but the progress Epic has made in just the past few months is impressive.
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And this year, no single beauty giftable remotely came close to embodying this on the level of Nars' Inferno Eyeshadow Palette, part of the iconic makeup brand's Studio 54 collection.
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JPMorgan's Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), produced with Markit, came in at 50.0 last month, right on the level that separates growth from contraction, compared to 20093 in April.
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Known as the "avalanche method," this strategy minimizes the amount of interest you're paying overall, which can save you thousands over time, depending on the level of debt you have.
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On the level of both story and narrative form, "A Monster Calls" confronts a universal adult dilemma: how much should adults, whether family or filmmakers, soften hard truths for children?
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What makes Wilde camp, or perhaps more properly, a connoisseur of camp, is that he processed nearly everything on the level of aesthetics — and all aesthetics are based in artifice.
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Uber and Lyft going public may have put closer public scrutiny on the economics of ridesharing, but it hasn't had a chilling effect on the level of competition in the space.
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Under the same measure, purchases of new cars running on traditional fuels would be subject to a surcharge of up to 103,000 euros based on the level of carbon emissions produced.
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After you take a second to get used to the circular keycaps, typing feels snappy and responsive on the Zagg, though obviously not on the level of a dedicated mechanical keyboard.
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The Huffington Post obtained one of the tapes and while Trump is his usual sleazy self, there doesn't appear to be anything on the level of bragging about committing sexual assault.
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Satisfying both on the level of story and style, And Then is a thoughtful meditation on the residue that remains: the ghosts that people our lives, the dead we cannot forget.
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This endeavor is a smaller part of China&aposs larger initiative to make inroads in space exploration on the level of the US or Russia, who&aposve long dominated the field.
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Assuming that he's healthy and that he wants it to be on the level, what's so bad about an aging, willing, and capable celebrity fighting someone befitting his abilities and reflexes?
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In LinkedIn's latest "Top Companies" list for the European country, the professional networking platform used data on the level of retention, job seeker reach, interest and engagement that each company has.
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There are no easy finals, but those opponents were hardly on the level of Mr Federer or Mr Djokovic, against whom Mr Murray played each of his first ten title deciders.
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It stays on the level of relatively appealing visual representation throughout: how the West painted the fabled East; how the East then reflected the West back at itself in its turn.
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Every White House employee who works with classified information, Porter included, has to undergo a background check that can involve vetting by the FBI, depending on the level of the clearance.
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" Frank, a biracial mother of two who lives with her husband at an Army base, added that she "was more equipped to speak to people on the level that they need.
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At least on the level of casting, "Juliet, Naked," directed by Jesse Peretz ("Our Idiot Brother") and based on Nick Hornby's novel, seems designed to make some of us feel old.
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The effectiveness of the statutes has depended on the level of communication between the public and law enforcement agencies, according to social and health policy researchers who have studied the laws.
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Frenchette, their own place and their first without Mr. McNally, takes some liberties with the formula, but not enough to get them recognized as visionaries on the level of Pierre Gagnaire.
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Ms. Joyner sees race as a factor contributing to why Mr. Gilliam isn't a household name on the level of, say, Ellsworth Kelly and other top abstract artists of his generation.
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Overall, the disclosed ratios were a significant improvement on the level at the start of 2016 thanks to slightly higher interest rates, higher equity markets and a fall in credit spreads.
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A representative for Vizient, which negotiates contracts with manufacturers on behalf of hospitals, said she was unaware of widespread shortages, but echoed Saha on the level of transparency within the industry.
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The prices vary depending on the level of adoption, but at the lowest cost, the $1003 African Elephant Adoption Kit gets you a photo, an adoption certificate and a species card.
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The idea is to provide access to advice and networking on the level of a great accelerator program, but with a smaller time commitment and a broader array of expert advisors.
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Fitch's base case assumption is not a forecast of home prices but rather a view on the level of home price change that on its own would not likely affect ratings.
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In a meeting on Wednesday, a Democratic lawmaker commented on the level of disrespect that Lewandowski had displayed at the hearing for the committee and Congress' authority to uncover the truth.
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Now this doesn't mean the training wheels are off, nor that renewables are now on the "level playing field" that every energy company claims to want but can never agree on.
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All of that seems on the level until you find out that researchers leading the study, dubbed the Moderate Alcohol and Cardiovascular Health Trial (MACH), allegedly already have an outcome in mind.
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Facts First: Though the PKK is also designated as a terrorist organization by the US, experts do not consider the separatist group to be a global threat on the level of ISIS.
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Member States should also differentiate between individual citizens providing services on an occasional basis and providers acting in a professional capacity, for example by establishing thresholds based on the level of activity.
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Uber investors have piled more than $8 billion into the company (not including debt!) in the belief that it's someday going to be on the level of companies like Facebook or Amazon.
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A customer can employ as many as five of the boxes on a single vehicle, depending on the level of automation that's desired, with each unit costing $200 or $300, Salehian said.
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Factors like mental health issues, mismanagement, and unflattering comparisons to the Beatles' looks and fashion sense kept the Beach Boys from becoming a phenomenon on the level of their most direct contemporary.
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JPMorgan's Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), produced with Markit, came in at 50.0 last month, bang on the level that separates growth from contraction it has held above since late 2012.
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"When you are in the middle of it, you are not thinking global, iconic figure on the level of a Bob Marley, a Nina Simone, the Beatles or Elvis," Powell told CNN.
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JPMorgan's Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), produced with data vendor Markit, slipped to 50.0 last month, right on the level that separates growth from contraction, and down from 20153 in January.
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The bass on these is noticeably better than on the Level On wired headphones I tested back in 2014, so it appears that Samsung has adjusted their sound a bit since then.
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The animal duo's festive bromance isn't quite on the level that Hermey the Elf's is with Ru, but with a few more holiday jam sessions under their belts, they might get close.
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Novak also told reporters that there was a proposal of a meeting between OPEC and non-OPEC countries on the level of oil ministers and that Russia was ready for the meeting.
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The heart trees are thought of as holy in the north, too, so the fact that his face has been carved into one almost places him on the level of a god.
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It further specifies that the training offered will depend on the level of existing skills of the people being targeted — so it's not necessarily going to be teaching much actual coding here.
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But its effect was to leave implacable conservative critics of mainstream culture totally dissatisfied, and has failed every other consumer in the market for accurate, unskewed news and on-the-level commentary.
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And in December Mr Georgiou faces a separate trial, in which he is accused of refusing to allow ELSTAT's board to use a vote to decide on the level of the deficit.
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That's true on the level of mass opinion, where basic party loyalty has proven to put a relatively high floor on Trump's numbers, but it's also true in a concrete, tactical way.
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He could get 10 years in prison for the tax fraud charges alone based on the level of the offense and his criminal history, federal prosecutors said in a February court filing.
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Then, at intervals, a sound would prompt me to report on the level of pain, which grew from "mild discomfort" to "unbearable"—at which time an assistant would rush to free me.
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Pelly's main interview subject, and target, was a guy who's become famous selling lies and pretending they're on the level of 60 Minutes: the rabidly pro-Trump blogger and vlogger Michael Cernovich.
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Fees for managing the scholarships start at a couple of thousand dollars, depending on the level of complexity and customization of each program, said Mimi Daly Larson, the group's senior vice president.
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In all, she said there were four levels of slaves in the pyramid, each reporting to their master on the level above them, and all ultimately accountable to Mr. Raniere, the grandmaster.
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We wanted to prove that once again when we came back together again in September, but this tournament we haven't been on the level we have to be at a World Cup.
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"Too much debt and not enough focus on due diligence and integration—as well as faulty assumptions on the level of the sponsorships SFX could sell—conspired to kill SFX," he explains.
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By the time galleys are released, it's more typical for a publisher to be correcting proofreading errors on the level of spelling and grammar than is it to be correcting the facts.
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But Asus didn't, and instead of being just OK—while still not quite on the level of a Pixel 2000 or Galaxy S23.1—it turns out that the ROG Phone ain't half bad.
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"We see risks of delays pushing the (special committee) vote into July, depending on the level of political cooperation between the government and centrist parties," Barclays analysts wrote in a note last week.
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"We really see a mixed story on the level of CCPA response right now," said Jay Cline, who heads up consulting giant PwC's data privacy practice, describing it as a patchwork of compliance.
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Now, the not-so-good: Citi isn't quite on the level of American Express and Chase when it comes to its transfer partners which, as we know, offer the best points redemption value.
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The post may not convince everyone (denials never do), but if you're inclined to believe Kaspersky is on the level, it explains how the company ended up in possession of classified NSA files.
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In the year since the video went up, there's been an overwhelmingly positive response, which has been amazing to experience both on the level of the internet and within my personal friend group.
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Prosecutors in Braunschweig, near Volkswagen's (VW) Wolfsburg headquarters, are demanding VW be fined based on the level of the profits it made from selling about 11 million cars equipped with illicit engine software.
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He might claim an interest in history, but it is only on the level of a gee-whiz hero worship of the colorful exploits of an alpha male ex-soldier like Andrew Jackson.
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The APRA said it estimates that no material additional capital will be required at an aggregate industry level, although this may depend on the level of exposure an ADI has to its subsidiaries.
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Until the world is ready to accept casualties on the level of what was seen in Europe and Asia in the Second World War, the military option is really not on the table.
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Speaking about the decades-long conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, she once told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, "The work of the genuine peace builders must be on the level of the heart."
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Responding to Washington's "maximum pressure" campaign, Iran has bypassed the restrictions of the deal step-by-step - including by breaching both its cap on stockpiled enriched uranium and on the level of enrichment.
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Designating Saudi Arabia a major non-NATO ally would formally acknowledge their standing as a strategic military partner with the US on the level of key allies like Israel, South Korea and Jordan.
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At the same time, the company's labour leader warned that the extent of possible job cuts at VW would depend "decisively" on the level of U.S. fines for its cheating of emissions tests.
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But if 40 million people are watching them worldwide, that would put them among the biggest TV hits on earth, on the level of something like Game of Thrones, a legitimate global phenomenon.
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Cerrone was one of the tallest fighters at lightweight and while this gave him every advantage in striking reach and range, height is something of a hindrance to speed on the level change.
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Asked if this was the case, Wu repeated the ministry's previous line that it had every right to do so, but the move would depend on the level of aerial threat China faced.
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ROSE HALL June 7 It had been a while since Wynton Marsalis — the famously provocative trumpeter and Jazz at Lincoln Center patriarch — had stirred controversy on the level that he did in May.
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Brian Schatz put it, the 2020 edition is "on the level," and California Attorney General Xavier Becerra prepares to sue the administration, this old fight is poised for a return to the headlines.
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Of course, any movie that features the line "Semen contains more protein and nutrients than an ear," and opens with paired quotations from Shakespeare and Beyoncé, might not be entirely on the level.
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"In the cases where we have seen bad outcomes, it was usually because they were not treated or there was a major delay in treatment, on the level of years," Dr. Clemens said.
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You can get a decent sports bra for $12 to $30, depending on the level of support you need, and we've found their running tights to be great, budget-friendly options as well.
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Lufthansa said on Wednesday it now expects adjusted earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) to be roughly on the level of last year, when it made just over 1.8 billion euros ($1.97 billion).
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It is not on the level from beginning to end, and there needs to be a level of accountability throughout the system, and this sends an unambiguous message that there is no accountability.
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Although temperatures have eased mostly in the north of the country, Meteo France says average temperatures remain high in the south, with several administrative regions still on the 'level three amber' heatwave alert.
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There are the reverberations from the base voters — concerns among moderates about either a messy impeachment or a president who might not be on the level as it relates to our chief foreign foe.
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And depending on the level of cynicism voters have accumulated by the time they head to the polls this fall, this could be a boon or a bummer for the Libertarians and their supporters .
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Twitter declined to comment on the level of access the contractor had to the president's account and personal information, and it hasn't indicated whether it will pursue legal action now or in the future.
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Typically, companies going public set aside 10 percent of the shares on offer for retail investors, with the remainder going to institutional buyers, but that volume goes up depending on the level of oversubscription.
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If Lagerfeld, the German designer for Chanel and Fendi, who died in February at 85, was never a couturier on the level of his great rival, Yves Saint Laurent, he prevailed through sheer diligence.
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But it's hard to square the facts of the case with the way the document cache is presented in the Observer, which is as a development somewhere on the level of the Pentagon Papers.
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Satisfying both on the level of story (or, rather stories) and style, And Then is a thoughtful meditation on the residue that remains: the ghosts that people our lives, the dead we cannot forget.
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To that end, Southampton was recently identified in research conducted by global service company CBRE as a technology "Super Cluster" based on the level, concentration and growth of tech-sector employment in the city.
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I didn't feel like we were getting to know this guy if we weren't really looking at the world on the level that he's seeing it at, and looking at him at that level.
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That was nearly 10 years ago, and while plenty of franchises have remixed the basic elements of Arkham's gameplay over the years, no superhero on the level of Batman has received the same treatment.
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YNH: To hack a human being is to understand what's happening inside you on the level of the body, of the brain, of the mind, so that you can predict what people will do.
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The IOC is set to decide later on Tuesday on the level of Russia's participation in the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics as calls to ban the country over suspected state-sponsored doping grow louder.
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The central bank said in a statement that all accepted offers will be settled at the same price between 190 and 210 crowns per euro depending on the level of participation in the sale.
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As a result, there has been a "heightened investor focus on the level of stock-based compensation among the Internet companies," Mark Mahaney, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, wrote in a recent note.
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But Price's efforts to destroy the law he wanted to see replaced weren't on the level for someone who became a government administrator tasked with executing that law on behalf of the American people.
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" Ms. Alisberg added, "I think it boils down to a belief on the part of the court that there are certain students who, based on the level of their disability, don't deserve an education.
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"A strong relationship on the level of security is needed (with Britain) for the internal safety of the union, the internal safety of the United Kingdom and to protect our citizens," de Bolle said.
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No one Daniels can meet in Bellator Kickboxing will be on the level of Holzken, which could mean an easy road to a title of some kind or it could mean that Daniels stagnates.
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One of the bars on the level struck me as pretty Instagrammable, complete with a disco ball and neon sign on the wall, and I imagined it would be a cool spot at night.
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Many of these books are stirring on the level of detail but an equal number thoughtlessly valorize the American soldier or wallow in the morally vacuous conclusion that war is hell and that's that.
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Ordinary fans, who frequently bet on games themselves — a workingman's pleasure like alcohol or tobacco, also under assault in 21919 — were unaware that the national pastime had not always been played on the level.
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Magic, which usually does not demand faith in a particular deity, or the sometimes exclusionary imperatives of organized religion, allows people to access a sense of the miraculous on the level of the quotidian.
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The United Arab Emirates also scored well when viewed through the prism of "international outlook," which is determined by data on the level of international staff, students and cross-border research at each institution.
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"The President is returning from Vietnam, from his meeting with Kim Jong Un. I guess it took two meetings for him to realize that Kim Jong Un is not on the level," she said.
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Etienne said a member commented during the closed-door meeting "on the level of disrespect that Lewandowski displayed at the hearing for the committee and Congress's authority to uncover the truth," per The Hill.
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"The officials from both countries agreed that realizing said (presidential) meeting will depend on the level of progress reached on ... NAFTA and other issues relating to security, migration and economic cooperation," the ministry said.
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But where The Walking Dead could always fall back on metaphor — I might be a progressive, but I love zombie movies and can enjoy them purely on the level of genre — The Handmaid's Tale can't.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) told Reuters that the agency is "in this for the long haul" but offered no details on the level of funding it could commit to the island's power grid.
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Although Rocket traditionally runs in three sequences with increasing levels of complexity, the format is less rigid at Frame than at most other studios, with teachers mixing sequences depending on the level of the class.
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But even if Reddit is able to ink deals with big-name advertisers, as the two say, another scandal on the level of the celebrity nude hack or Gamergate could easily send those advertisers running.
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Made from a combination of flexible carbon tape and carbon weave, the chair is embedded with roughly 70 Peltier thermoelectric pads that either heat up or cool down based on the level of electrical charge.
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We got Arum out in L.A. and asked about the request ... and he thinks it's a bunch of hogwash, and actually seems a little miffed at the thought judges from 'Murica weren't on the level.
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That, in turn, depends on the level of its public debt, the size of its primary budget balance, and the difference between its real gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate and the real interest rate.
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"We were expecting some active contribution on the level of the overall political processes and attempt to reach the ultimate deal that President Trump has spoken about and also with regard to the current crisis."
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So there is a mix of things that makes it that on the level of marketing it is very positive because you do not have the same criteria of pollution, you have the environment, etc.
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France, Germany and Britain will be taken to court over their failure to respect limits for nitrogen dioxide (NO2), while Hungary, Italy and Romania failed to meet required standards on the level of particulate matter.
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"The history of health reform is that it works very well on the level of a bumper sticker but as soon as you start filling in the details, it becomes a lightning rod," Levitt said.
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Lavrov said on Sunday Russia was ready to extend contacts with the United States on the level of foreign ministers if the U.S. side was ready to act on a basis of equality, RIA reported.
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Kotra and Hance said their study is one of a kind, and implied they don't think Health Canada is caught up to their research, hence not requiring testing on the level of decarboxylation in oils.
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But never on the level that I would see from people both as a young journalist and then later, when I was doing investigative journalism on colleges, getting death threats from fans who were upset.
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That was the news last year, anyway, when Mr. Harrelson, a cannabis evangelist on the level of Snoop Dogg, told reporters that he had broken off a long-term marriage with his intoxicant of choice.
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"But the precision and timing of these trades, and the vast amount of money being made as a result of them, make the traders wonder if all this is on the level," Mr. Cohan writes.
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"It is necessary to start debate on cyber security on the level of all EU member states, because this is a global issue," CTK quoted Babis as saying after meeting Ken Hu, Huawei's rotating chairman.
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He warned Britain not to disregard agreements already sealed between the two sides as part of their divorce proceedings on the level playing field, the Irish border and future cooperation on foreign policy and defence.
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Depending on the level of contribution, donors gained access to a slate of private events with Mr. Trump and his inner circle, as well as special seating for his swearing-in and other public events.
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In the first game of the playoffs, the NFL nearly had another monumental disaster on the level of the Dez Bryant catch or the non-pass interference call that went against the New Orleans Saints.
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Several provisions of the deal eventually expire, including the restriction on the level of enrichment in 28500, the caps on stockpiles of low-enriched uranium 6900 and the limit to a single facility in 2628.
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Offering power on the level of entry-grade gaming PCs from a design that rivals even Apple's MacBook Pro line, the Razer Blade 15 certainly charges a premium but backs it up with quality hardware.
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Depending on the level of preservation, scientists could learn about the mother's health and diet, and the unique characteristics of breast milk from a species that went extinct during the Late Pleistocene some 10,000 years ago.
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The Australian dollar gained as much as 0.8 percent to a three-week high of $0.7654 following strong economic data and a relaxed tone from the country's central bank on the level of the local currency.
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"Depending on the level they want, those things can be pretty affordable to at least do the basic things like protect your website from defacement and distributed denial of service [DDoS] attacks," Sullivan told The Hill.
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Indicated 1.1 percent higher German prosecutors are demanding carmaker Volkswagen face a fine based on the level of the profits the carmaker made from selling 1.63 million vehicles equipped with manipulated engine software, Sueddeutsche Zeitung said.
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Iran's violations of key deal limits, including on stockpiles of enriched uranium and on the level of enrichment - 3.7%, deemed suitable for civilian nuclear energy - could culminate in a return of all international sanctions on Tehran.
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I honestly think if they did away with the salary cap and added promotion and relegation they'd be on the level of the big European leagues in 20 or 30 years, but they'll never do that.
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The purpose of the BDS campaign is to turn Israel into an international pariah on the level of apartheid South Africa — a country explicitly seen as, by its very nature, outside the community of civilized nations.
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The call for Democrats to stand up for what most progressives believe in is clear and compelling, and unwillingness to embrace the idea feeds into the assumption that establishment party leaders aren't quite on the level.
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"We will take it into account, consider carefully what the effects of it will be, but I don't have a view, and I don't have a view on the level of sterling either," he told reporters.
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To adequately address climate change on the level scientists say we must, the world would need to slash its use of oil, natural gas and coal within 30 years, a Herculean task given our deep dependence.
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"We will take it into account, consider carefully what the effects of it will be, but I don't have a view, and I don't have a view on the level of sterling either," he told reporters.
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The clearance brings with it a 20% to 30% salary increase, depending on the level of authorization and the employee's role, the person said, adding that not every employee will need clearance to contribute to JEDI.
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"I go back and forth on the level of intensity I want to continue to dedicate to my profession, because I've done it now for the past 44 years, and that's a long time," he said.
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Round-trip plane tickets from New York City to the Maldives cost around $29,2279 on the low end, while hotels can range from under $23 to around $2,000 per night, depending on the level of amenities.
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The entire plot of each book hinges on at least one potential love match, featuring well-developed, charming heroes and heroines, which makes it easy to engage with them on the level of a romance novel.
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"Refineries have the incentive to run down stocks to avoid tax payments, which are based on the level of crude oil stocks at the year-end," said Carsten Fritsch, oil analyst at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt, Germany.
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When Trump has called attention to the state of poor black communities, focusing on the level of violence their residents must live with daily, the concerned thinker has typically classified it as an insult to black people.
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That said, plenty of Apple Arcade games look wonderful on the big screen, and cloud saves allow you to pick up where you left off on the level you might've been playing on your iPhone or iPad.
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But its power, as far as we know, is more on the level of a Gear VR. Though Oculus hasn't revealed how much Santa Cruz could cost, Barra still refers to the Rift as Oculus' flagship product.
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In addition, 18.9% of ActBlue campaign contributions in the first quarter of 2019 were recurring donations, meaning these small-dollar donations may add up to be much more substantial even on the level of the individual donor.
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One of the pegboard's programs, for example, is a whack-a-mole game that lights up a peg for several seconds, depending on the level, directing the user to place the peg before the light changes position.
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The bank said last month that all accepted offers in the June 16 auction would be settled at the same price between 190 and 210 crowns per euro depending on the level of participation in the sale.
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In 2015, a group led by investor Harry Wilson pressed GM to launch a $5 billion share buyback, and commit to what is now an $18 billion ceiling on the level of cash the company would hold.
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"Given the need for revenue to cover costs and generate cash, the financial community should be focused on the level of demand for Tesla vehicles — in particular the Model 3," wrote Barclays analyst Brian Johnson in January.
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Of course, these may not be on the level of Pokémon Go – that app benefits from years of data and millions of user submissions from players of Niantic Labs' first AR game, Ingress, App Annie points out.
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It is unclear what exactly to make of that assurance — perhaps it's on the level, perhaps it's a strategic gambit, or perhaps it's a simple acknowledgment that Mueller can't indict a sitting president of the United States.
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But while in individual countries the nativist revolution takes the form of a struggle between liberals and conservatives, on the level of the European Union it is experienced as a conflict between Europe's West and Europe's East.
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The Russians want us to lose faith in democracy and feel that elections aren't on the level, no matter what party is in charge, and Mitch McConnell is aiding and abetting it by refusing to do anything.
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Perhaps most important among them is the "cohorting," or zoning, of patients -- grouping people based on the level of risk they pose, said Kuah, who had been watching the construction of Huoshenshan Hospital via an official livestream.
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Obama, by confining herself to popular initiatives as first lady, has built a reservoir of trust and popularity that puts her on the level of a Barbara Bush or Laura Bush, rather than Nancy Reagan or Mrs.
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"We will take it into account, consider it carefully what the effects of it will be, but I don't have a view, and I don't have a view on the level of sterling either," he told reporters.
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"Given the need for revenue to cover costs and generate cash, the financial community should be focused on the level of demand for Tesla vehicles – in particular the Model 3," wrote Barclays analyst Brian Johnson in January.
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You can easily interact with Coyotes on the level of that pleasantness, lying supine the spaces between its abstract melodies, but Atkinson says she chose the title, in part, for its status as a symbol of doubt.
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Uber ATG's trucks use a Lidar mounted above the cab Flux Auto is looking at a product that would retail for around $3,000-$4,500, the price range would be dependent on the level of features a customer wants.
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An estimated 70 to 80 percent of the risk of these tumors depends on the level of poverty or affluence where people live, as well as other environmental factors like social and cultural traditions and lifestyle, researchers note.
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I've definitely been bear-maced at a protest, but I would not dare say that I personally have experienced anything on the level of violence that I see coming out of resistance movements such as at Standing Rock.
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In a worst case scenario, we estimate the annualized gross Mexican tariff impact to be $10MM$ 50MM depending on the level of tariffs which will start at 5% on June 10th and could rise to 25% by October.
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There's no constraints on the level of violence for a lone wolf because they're not concerned about alienating supporters, not concerned with a government crackdown, and also: they're very difficult to identify and capture since they work alone.
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But Trump's solid election victory casts doubt on the level of progress that might be made at the two-week negotiations in Marrakesh, aimed at putting into practice the landmark Paris Agreement on climate change, crafted last year.
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On the level of pure entertainment, it only really starts grabbing attention in the final few episodes, when Avery's star attorney (and arguable season protagonist) Kathleen Zellner turns to making the case for who actually killed Halbach instead.
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And not unexpectedly, saliva from this tick was able to cause an immune reaction (based on the level of a certain white blood cell called a basophil) 40 times greater than normal in blood sensitized to alpha-gal.
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Depending on the level, you have a choice of drumsticks, giant mallets, or tongs to wield as tools, the last of which can be used to pick up the buffet of aural treats and arrange to your liking.
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It's on the level of a cult—I'm thinking of cases like David Koresh [and the Branch Davidians] where there's families and children living in one household under the auspices of a spiritual leader that's brought people together.
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While Bieber is no stranger to a parade of changing hair styles, most of his experimentation has been on the level of length, swoop and color (as when he debuted a kind of purple ombré style in January).
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (Calif.) said he wants answers on the level of detail of the data that Cambridge Analytica had about Facebook users.
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Government support for supercomputing has been slowed by long-running debates on the level of federal spending on basic scientific research, as well as opposition to funding for industrial innovation that is not directly related to national security.
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Both were on the level of Superiority Burger's faux cheesesteak sandwich (featuring griddled yuba, or tofu skin, slathered in cashew cheese) and the chickpea-cutlet Parmesan at Modern Love, in Williamsburg—substitutions so good I now crave them.
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A Department of Justice official noted later that it would be a "challenge" for continued cooperation between the FBI and the FSB, calling the current case a "great test," depending on the level of cooperation the FSB provided.
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We still don't know the full results, but we do know that turnout was only a little better than in 2016 — and not nearly on the level of 2008, when Barack Obama's candidacy drove a wave of enthusiasm.
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"It will delay any ability to get into these two islands and to collect specific information on the level of impact," Ronald Jackson, the executive director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency, said at a news conference.
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Westbrook's pull-up is one of modern basketball's most recognizable weapons — if not yet quite on the level of Kareem's skyhook or Jordan's turnaround or Dirk's one-legged fadeaway, then at least at the edge of that territory.
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You can shrink Knack down to find secrets and squeeze through tight spaces, then press a button to return him instantly to his former size, from six feet tall to 30 (and maybe bigger) depending on the level.
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"Until last week, there was really no information in the upper echelons of government on the level of emergency that not having enough medicines could mean," Jorge Diaz, a legislative aide who is HIV+, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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On Wednesday, Vice Foreign Minister Liu Zhenmin said China has the right to set up an air defense zone in the South China Sea, but added that such a move depends on "the level of threats" the country faced.
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"Market volatility during most of the first half was not as high as it is now, so it did not have much impact on the level of activity," said Alessandro Zema, Morgan Stanley's head of investment banking in Brazil.
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While it is still not clear how much the ECB intends to buy at this stage, market analysts have said it is likely to be €5 to maximum €10 billion per month, depending on the level of new issuances.
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As a result, each year the spending would raise the level of output by 1% relative to what it would have been otherwise, and so the impact on the level of output after a decade would be only 1%.
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And at a point in the election where conspiracy theories and unsubstantiated allegations are threatening to become more than just fringe ideas, Wallace, more than ever, will be expected to remind viewers what is and isn't on the level.
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In January 2010, when health care reform was stuck in limbo, Obama attended the House GOP issues conference in Baltimore, Maryland, and pleaded with Republican members of Congress to be more on the level about their disagreements with him.
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But... Which brings us back to the agency meant to keep everyone on the level, to interpret the law, establish clear rules of the road and, when those get broken or bent too hard, step up and take action.
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" In an interview with CBS News released on Friday, McCain said she hopes the president will reflect on the level of political discourse seen in last week's midterm elections and learn the country needs "a White House that's strong.
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And what is a successful play but a kind of miraculously sentient machine, understandable on the level of its component parts—the legible "coding" of its creator—but also possessed of a kind of life, unexplainable but undeniably real?
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In response to the crisis, the Central American Minors (CAM) refugee program was created to allow some of the minors to apply for asylum from their home countries or from Costa Rica depending on the level of the threat.
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His dancing on Tuesday — even in the long, climactic "Solea" solo he performed in matador costume — was on the level of a competent soloist, one who could adequately play a small role in a company led by someone else.
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But beyond the two of them, you had folks like Dolorous Edd, Lyanna Mormont, and Beric Dondarrion, all important characters in the life of the show, but hardly on the level of some of the biggest, most important characters.
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Most likely, the next Democratic president will represent continuity with Obama on the level of personnel, whatever her campaign white papers say — just as Obama's administration represented continuity with Bill Clinton's despite the bitter 2008 primary with Hillary Clinton.
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One of the wonderful aspects of Alpe di Siusi is that hiking on the level trails there is suitable for all ages — from children to seniors with their walking poles who could outpace me in a minute (and did).
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A bar on the level above is called Diego, and its centerpiece is a fine tapestry of a controversial mural by the Mexican artist Diego Rivera that was removed from Rockefeller Center in the 1934, before it was finished.
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By Sunday evening, there was no scrappy upstart capable of making an out-of-nowhere run on the level of past ones by George Mason, or Virginia Commonwealth, or pre-Big East Butler, or pre-big-time Wichita State.
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" It reads: "The Group enters into agreements with advertising agencies, which are subject to a minimum spend and typically include a commitment to deliver rebates to the agency based on the level of agency spend over the contract period.
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"If we should lose a substantial fraction of grounded ice on the Antarctic continent, the most likely source of which is West Antarctica, global sea levels would rise on the level of five metres," Peltier said over the phone.
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The intake process will also include an evaluation on the level of care needed, the drugs or substances being used, as well as financial circumstances, to match the patient with facilities that may accept Medicaid, self-pay or private insurance.
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There's been a small a handful of games in the past that gave players some ability to carry content created on a computer over to a console, but nothing on the level of what Fallout 4 has done on Xbox One.
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Thompson is so luminous as a striker, so quick and subtle, so in control of distance and range, so masterful with movement and angles, so at ease, that even greatness on the level of Rory MacDonald's was laid low by it.
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Or maybe Edwards is completely on the level, and the scraps of footage that didn't make the cut were too short, or so completely different from the final product that they wouldn't make sense in the story we do have.
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BEIJING, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The amount of military facilities China builds on islands in the South China Sea depends on the level of threat it faces although China does not seek militarisation, the navy chief told his U.S. counterpart on Wednesday.
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J. definitely needs a break, I tend to be a go-go-go traveler and she needs her downtime so we try to compromise on the level of activity every day, but today I definitely dragged her around more than usual.
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At the same time, on ''The Kitchen,'' a long-running original sitcom on STS, a main character is gay, and while jokes about his sexuality are roughly on the level of ''Police Academy,'' they are not, per se, anti-gay.
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The Rose Garden celebration Trump held after the House vote, which now looks like a premature victory dance on the level of George W. Bush's "Mission Accomplished" moment, only Trump didn't even get to ride in a cool fighter jet.
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"One-year forwards will likely touch 800 points levels this week, depending on the level of escalation of the events between Saudi and Iran," a senior bank trader from the region said, declining to be named because of political sensitivities.
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"This outlook represents a soft start to the year, as we remain cautious on the level of economic growth, particularly in China," Intel's chief financial officer Stacy Smith said on the earnings conference call Thursday, according to a FactSet transcript.
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Even if it turns out not to be a sci-fi classic on the level of Ridley Scott's masterpiece, at least we'll have Stewart in the lead, serving Lori Petty-meets-Ripley-in-Alien-3 looks with a bleached buzz cut.
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"I'm waiting to see if my football career will go anywhere but I definitely want to work with the IAAF in ways to promote the sport and help keep it on the level on which I left it," he added.
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But women, he adds, should have the choice to find whatever doula they feel comfortable with, whether on the level of individual vibes or whether they are particularly attracted to having a male doula for any number of personal reasons.
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It took a while for us to culturally admit it, but video games are a form of art on the level of many films—and that means that game developers are very much auteurs in the way that film directors are.
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It seems silly for MLB to wonder why it has no star on the level of LeBron James or Tom Brady when it's living in the past like this, but you don't want use Derek Jeter to make this argument.
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"I think this will not be in the interest of the U.S., it would not be in the interest of the EU, and it would have, of course, negative consequences on the level of the world growth," Le Maire said.
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American Christians are as divided as ever over all manner of cultural issues, and it remains to be seen whether the mass of the faithful will have the energy and interest to address this issue on the level it deserves.
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Yet putting aside the irony that his own depiction sketches out a shockingly aberrant White House, Wolff shows that his media-bashing is not on the level when he switches from the Ailes hymnal to a more conventional liberal perspective.
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The United States requested the authority to impose retaliatory tariffs of $11.2 billion per year, and the two sides are awaiting a decision on the level of tariffs that the United States will be authorized to levy on the European Union.
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"Trump's basic argument is we live in a world where nothing is on the level, everybody is self-interested, nobody is better than him and everybody plays the same dirty game," said David Axelrod, who led Barack Obama's presidential campaigns.
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It has critical plaudits to spare, and though it's not a hit on the level of something like Game of Thrones or even Watchmen, its ratings aren't too shabby for what amounts to a high-gloss prestige soap about rich assholes.
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" While excitement is riding high for "Red Dead Redemption 2" — so high that an announced delay in its release take knocked Take-Two's stock — it's important to note that the game isn't a juggernaut on the level of "Grand Theft Auto.
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The legislation would also clarify that there are no federal limits on the level of compensation that can be provided to bumped passengers and would require air carriers to proactively offer customers compensation instead of waiting for them to request it.
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"She was a scientist on the level with a lot of people we spend a lot of time talking about," said Kay Etheridge, a biologist at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania who has been studying the scientific history of Merian's work.
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" In the document, translated by Tanner Greer at Palladium Magazine, Xi presents the conflict between China and the West not as primarily economic but on the level of ideas: "Why did the Communist Party of the Soviet Union fall to pieces?
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He is simply not on the level of a Rafael dos Anjos or Chris Weidman and anyone fighting Dominick Cruz or T.J. Dillashaw or Demetrious Johnson in the future should be aiming for the standard that Dos Anjos and Weidman set.
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I spent the weekend trying to figure out how to start this piece — how to ground my sense that this presidential debate is beginning in a bad place — and then MSNBC put up this graphic: This seems on the level. pic.twitter.
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That's covering a backlog of over 70,000 waiting users, but the company has sweetened the appeal of a card for new people by adding a number of perks, most notably cashback on transactions and a concierge, which vary based on the level.
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If the debate gets so nasty that it becomes an embarrassment on the level of some of the GOP debates earlier this year, the Clinton campaign could possibly get some traction by claiming it was staying above an unnecessary nasty fray all along.
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"Considering that the price of crude oil has been in sharp decline over the past two years, it is necessary to apply stimulus measures to mitigate the impact of such reductions on the level of activity and local employment," the announcement said.
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Prince Harry bends down to get on the level of a little boy dressed in colorful clothing in another snap, while a shot by Getty Images' Chris Jackson shows Harry running among a bunch of kids with a huge smile across his face.
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Ultimately, how much damage Zika may cause on this vast continent will depend on the level of immunity among African populations - and that hinges, crucially, on the extent to which Zika's genetic make-up has mutated on its round-the-world trip.
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While this whole ordeal is perhaps not on the level of throwing paper towels to hurricane victims like they're pets instead of humans, something tells me that Zuckerberg has not completely figured out the troubling concepts of human interaction or self awareness.
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"A lot of their (ECB) ammunition is spent right now, so it is important that we get a bit more detail on the level of discussion they've had on TLTROs," said Rabbani Wahhab, senior fixed income fund manager at London and Capital.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The Long-Term IDRs, Support Ratings and Support Rating Floors are underpinned by potential state support, in case of need, and are dependent on the level of the sovereign rating (B-/Stable).
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There are very few games that are locked into the games canon, those must-play games on the level of The Godfather or Ulysses, that a fan of the medium must experience to see what video games can do as an art form.
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And the House version would clarify that there are no federal limits on the level of compensation that can be provided to bumped passengers and would require air carriers to proactively offer customers compensation instead of waiting for them to request it.
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The group is young and each of the players seems to have the potential to be good, but they hardly qualify as stars on the level of Brooklyn's failed experiment to win with Deron Williams, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Joe Johnson and Lopez.
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In a note to clients on Tuesday, a group of UBS analysts said that America's most famous lingerie retailer "may be having a hard time executing its reset strategy" when it comes to cutting back on the level of discounting in its stores.
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The results are progressive policies, but the magnitude of these policies depend on the level of opposition (Johnson had an overwhelming Democratic majority in Congress and gave us the Great Society, President Clinton did not and gave us the Children's Health Insurance Program).
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The Trump administration on Thursday said it will issue a draft regulation placing a limit on a cancer-causing chemical frequently found in drinking water by the end of the year, but provided no details on the level of protection it would seek.
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"We should not put forward any conspiracy theories — we should systematically and in a timely manner react to the decisions that are being made, including on the level of international organizations," Mr. Putin said, according to a transcript on the Kremlin's website.
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" Everything that we've heard from the 26-year-old Canadian's forthcoming fourth LP, This Old Dog (out May 5), has been a perfect refinement of his swooning, lo-fi indie, from the canine-pleasing title track to the smooth "On the Level.
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"We will take it into account, consider it carefully what the effects of it will be, but I don't have a view, and I don't have a view on the level of sterling either," Bailey said at a briefing for financial journalists.
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Throwing together just one night of it — and bringing in soloists on the level of the star pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet and the ondes master Cynthia Millar — is a little like building a five-star French restaurant for a single dinner service.
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It was an opportunity to think about sustainability, said Andrew C. Winters, senior director of capital projects for Cornell, "not to just think about it at the level of the building, but to think about it on the level of the entire campus."
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We are very very far from human intelligence, and there are some criticisms that are valid: It can propagate human biases, it's not easy to explain, it doesn't have common sense, it's more on the level of pattern matching than robust semantic understanding.
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The economy will grow 2 percent in the first half of the year before rebounding to grow 4 percent in the second half depending on the level of execution of planned reconstruction efforts in the areas affected by the floods, Thorne said.
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Voiced by Jim Backus and created by the hugely influential United Productions of America animation studio (usually just known by its initials of UPA), Mr. Magoo was, for a time, a cartoon star on the level of Mickey Mouse or Bugs Bunny.
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Acknowledging that games weren't on the level might hurt attendance in more ways than one—fans might stay home because they perceived the contests as inauthentic or because curing the game of cheaters would require the loss of crowd-drawing but corrupt stars.
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It's certainly not an embarrassment to its studio on the level of Vampire Academy, but each new installment of the series has made less money than the one before, and now the Hollywood Reporter reports that the budget of the final movie will be slashed.
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I'm left with the awkward hope that Garcia versus Kandori is a work on the order of Make Coleman versus Nobuhiko Takada or, if it's on the level, that Garcia takes pains to make it a quick, no-trauma exhibition of the gentle art.
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The FSB, a regulatory task force for the Group of 20 economies (G20), published a plan on Monday to improve data on correspondent banking, reassure lenders on the level of checks needed on customers, and come up with more ways to make those checks easier.
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Then there's his actual DJing which—while yes impressive on the level that some three year olds can't concentrate on colouring in for more than five minutes—is essentially just a process of turning the reverb effect up and down over and over again.
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I'm hoping we'll see games on the level of Resident Evil 7 at the show; the big reason Sony's move into VR got me excited was the hope they'd put serious resources behind making real games, not stuff like Until Dawn: Rush of Blood.
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More broadly — in light of the Trump administration's vigorous efforts to block AT&T from acquiring Time Warner, a new deal that is anti-competitive in a more obvious way raises the question of whether antitrust enforcement in the Trump era is on the level.
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I wouldn't put it quite on the level with Sonos, which manages to deliver terrific sound for its size and weight, but the H1 can definitely hold its own and offers very clear dialogue for TV and films in addition to rich music playback.
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For the upstream, yes, I think they would have to really review the spending of the drilling of wells, building of the platforms, developing the new reserves, based on the level of oil price that is currently in place and what they would be expecting.
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Osborne declined to comment when asked whether he might seek to raise more tax revenue by ending a freeze on the level of duty levied on fuel sales, an option widely seen as feasible given the plunge in oil prices which has helped motorists.
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The imaging-analysis software, designed in her department and now used around the world, employs a color scale that shades from cool to hot, with three-dimensional pixels coded from blue through red to yellow, depending on the level of neural activity in a region.
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And yet, there is no public outcry on the level of when Aziz Ansari allegedly attempted to coerce a date into sex, Louis CK allegedly masturbated in front of women without their consent, or when Kevin Spacey was accused of sexual harassment and assault.
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Yesterday, amid the last weeks of a election race chock full of big-top spectacle, Michael Moore revealed himself as a showman on the level of Donald Trump by premiering his unadvertised, hastily-cut film called TrumpLand at the IFC Center in New York.
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Bobby's ineptitude is hilariously obvious — his tortured explanation last week of why there's a basin of water in every room is a particular standout — but Vinnie doesn't have trouble relating to anyone, and he has the integrity to play a dirty business on the level.
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Until now, it's always looked like the elite left it to their minions to battle it out in business or politics or espionage or whatever while they met up in places like Davos and, you know, kept it on the level with one another.
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Diverging views among lenders on the level of primary surplus Greece is likely to achieve and maintain from 2018 was one of the main reasons holding up an agreement on the reforms Athens needs to implement to get new cheap loans from the euro zone.
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Final spending bills that will be needed to fund the government come October will require Democratic support in the Senate, as will any moves to lift budget caps, which would be necessary to increase military funding on the level proposed in the House resolution.
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The film works on the level of a dreamlike fable, which sets Mambéty apart in the history of African cinema from the post-colonial polemics of Ousmane Sembene and his more-recent admirer, Abderrahmane Sissako, to name only two who have achieved international acclaim.
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It's not that she can (or will) tell Young Hee any of this, but it strikes me as important that Elizabeth has found someone she can commiserate with on the level of being an immigrant — even if it's just about how ugly Cabbage Patch dolls are.
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It's not quite on the level of the Space Jam website – which, yes, is also still live – but you can currently visit the official website for Memento and get a sense of what Nolan's web design aesthetic was back at the start of the new millennium.
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To date, no country or institution has matched the financial support of the US. "If the US were to implement cuts on the level that the President has proposed, it's hard to imagine any of these donors being able to step up at that level," said Beyrer.
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"A close eye will need to be kept on the level of (Turkey's)FX reserves — US$ 71.4 bln in March— which cover around 3 months of imports and is equal to around 40 percent of short-term foreign debt," analysts at Jefferies wrote in a note.
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People really liked to see other people play with death-metal music and the most epic things you did in the game, so I mostly wanted to push that idea forward because a lot of people didn't experience the game on the level that I played it.
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On the level of adaptation, Ms. Neuwirth's mostly wordless "Lost Highway Suite" adheres more closely to the source material than her original stage piece, as the vocal writing in the opera stands defiantly apart from the frequently hushed and affectless performances Mr. Lynch drew from his actors.
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German security officials warned in the months leading up to a national election in September that the country remained vulnerable to "cyberespionage," but the country appeared to have escaped any attacks on the level of those seen during the presidential campaigns in the United States and France.
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It's tempting, from this side of the US/Canada border, to think of fleeing to Canada as a refugee act: Surely a Trump administration would be so terrible that it would count as persecution, or at least as a humanitarian outrage on the level of the draft.
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Back to Parker and Ginobili in a bit, but let's remember that on the level of celestial recruitment, the N.B.A. has become a magnet league — superstars drawing others, especially after championship collaborations in Boston and Miami, with another at Golden State most likely on the horizon.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit projects that the coronavirus could reduce China's growth by 0.5 percent to 1 percent, compared with its projected growth rate of 5.9 percent before the outbreak, if the disease worsens on the level of SARS, the outbreak that killed hundreds in 2003.
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For an annual fee, ranging from $750 to $2,000 per city, depending on the level of service, women have access to a concierge staff that assists them throughout their trips; the staff suggests welcoming restaurants and will help travelers book services such as yoga classes and manicures.
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"Boeing faces some considerable challenges in the near-term, but we expect the market to focus on the level of free cash flow that the company can generate in the early-230s on a sustainable basis, once the MAX returns to service," Redburn analyst Jeremy Bragg said.
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"They're going to ask you for compensation and you can easily go into a legal battle on the level of compensation ... but given the current situation, the government is hoping the landowner will be more willing to agree with the terms of the government," said Chan.
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Two MVPs, a Conn Smythe Trophy, a Calder Trophy, and two scoring titles hasn't been enough to get the NHL to rank him on the level of Toews, so maybe that's what it will finally take to put Malkin over the "top 100 all-time" edge.
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In the series premiere, the eliminated celebrity was Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers, who is probably the best wide receiver playing right now but also isn't exactly a household name on the level of, say, Tom Brady or even someone like Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson.
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Once he has his man cautious, Hunt will begin to get more comfortable throwing the right hand, as he often does with the right uppercut on the level change—knocking out Chris Tuchscherer, hurting Ben Rothwell, and face planting the iron chinned Roy Nelson with this counter blow.
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The review of Greek fiscal reforms has stalled for weeks because of disagreements between European Union institutions and the IMF on the level of fiscal adjustment Athens must pursue to cover any shortfalls, the form future debt relief should take, and Athens's recalcitrance in targeting pensions to trim spending.
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But that's true not just at the level of casting (where ABC's typically ace comedy casting department has found another fleet of precociously funny young actors) and the level of writing (where the eight brothers have been given very different personalities) but also on the level of direction.
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To date, it has surpassed the JCPOA's limits on the level of uranium enrichment; exceeded the cap on the amount of low enriched uranium it may stockpile; deployed and tested more centrifuges than allowed; accumulated more heavy water than permitted; and resumed enrichment at the underground Fordow facility.
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Between the lines: The Green New Deal represents one of the largest proposed expansions of government in decades, on the level of President Franklin Roosevelt's original New Deal during the Great Depression, World War II and the interstate highway system — three models cited by backers of the policy.
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While there are some interesting Xbox One games in the works, including titles like the long-delayed Crackdown 3 and Sea of Thieves, their numbers are small, and there's nothing that, at this moment, could be considered a system-seller on the level of Breath of the Wild.
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Beijing and the nearby city of Zhangjiakou beat Kazakhstan's Almaty for the right to host the 2022 Games after the other competitors dropped out, citing costs and other worries, and Sheikh Ahmad said an Asian bid for 2026 would depend on the level of interest from other countries.
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Locals can take a cycling and strength training class offered by the city of Durango's Parks and Recreation department, but anyone seeking professional help for mountain racing should probably give themselves three to six months of proper training, depending on the level of fitness they're are starting from.
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After nearly two decades as a software developer focused on a variety of apps, the company is now dedicated solely to building out Glitch, with the belief that it has the ability to become a core web development tool on the level of GitHub or Amazon Web Services.
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Even just on the level of you might not be seen as someone desperate if you&aposre a single man that walks into a bar, whereas if a woman walks into a bar and she is single, that is perceived as a very different kind of social gesture.
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Germany has so far managed to avoid large-scale terrorist attacks on the level of those suffered by Paris in 2015, London in 2005 and Madrid in 2004, but the authorities have remained on alert amid suspicion that the threat of an attack remains high, although not concrete.
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Recently proposed legislation in the House and Senate that would provide a default intent provision where a statute is silent on the level of intent necessary to brand a person as a criminal is a responsible, measured, and incremental step to reign in governmental abuse of its prosecutorial power.
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Keen to cement his position as the world's foremost football coach, Pep Guardiola has taken on the level-10 challenge of achieving success with Manchester City, one of the wealthiest clubs on the planet, where no transfer fee is too expensive, no player considered out of their price range.
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While Gears of War might keep reiterating that you need to keep the fate of humanity in mind all the time and Deus Ex might keep harping on the quality of that humanity,Kingdom Hearts' story rarely asks you to focus on things on the level of big abstractions.
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The results showed that factors such as whether bisexual participants felt their identities were recognized, whether bisexual partners were out to their families and friends, and how they felt about their own identity all had a strong impact on the level of sexual and romantic satisfaction of both partners.
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Chen said that visa-free entry would also be suspended for people from countries on the level-three list who had previously enjoyed it, which includes Japan, the United States and large parts of Europe, and they will have to get visas if they really needed to come.
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Wu is an able guide through the history — from Theodore Roosevelt's campaign against "bad trusts" all the way to the expansive bloat of AT&T and Microsoft's competition-crushing ambitions of more recent memory — but it's on the level of ideas that his book comes into its own.
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SOSNIK: I thought this was a political exercise with people who had a political objective and were not on the level and that with the proportionality of what he had done and what should happen, that while I was disappointed, I was quite comfortable soldiering ahead on his behalf.
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Because if it's a foregone conclusion today, then when it's voted in a week or two, and it doesn't come as a surprise, and it's in line with expectations, things that happen in line with expectations, it should not have a profound impact on the level of the market.
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Industry executives expect Beijing to ask automakers operating in China ultimately to generate green car credits equivalent to 12 percent of annual sales volume with NEVs by around 2020, with each green vehicle getting a different number of credits depending on the level of electrification and driving range.
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Where older songs like "Buttery Sprouts" and "I Am Extra Natural" introduced the project with playful wordplay and a soft spot for the Silver Jews, A Partner to Lean On grapples with personal and political fallout and the overwhelming burden such hardships can place on the level of the individual.
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EPA TO DECIDE ON PFAS THIS YEAR: The Trump administration on Thursday said it will issue a draft regulation placing a limit on a cancer-causing chemical frequently found in drinking water by the end of the year, but provided no details on the level of protection it would seek.
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Mahesh Bhupathi, the former Indian doubles star who is the founder of the Asian-based International Premier Tennis League, said India would welcome a homegrown success on the level of Kei Nishikori, the Japanese tennis star who has become a consistent presence in the top five of the men's rankings.
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And the industry tracker Nielsen BookScan told Vox that between 2004 and December 2018, Icke has sold a combined 233,000 copies of his books in the US. That's not a blockbuster number — it averages out to around 603,000 copies per book, which is not on the level of, say Bill O'Reilly.
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"We've seen a lot of black women exhibit their work here, but not on the level of their white peers," said Tiffany LaTrice, the owner of TILA Studios, an art studio and exhibition space for African-American women in the working-class East Point suburb, who organized the women's Miami trip.
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In terms of sheer pop culture oxygen she sucks up in the room, she's on the level of something like Game of Thrones or the Marvel movies, to the point where she feels less like a person or artist and more like a fact of life we all exist alongside.
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And I guess that's all theoretically interesting on the level of, "Mightn't Ford want to preserve himself as a kind of god?" level, but it feels like it doesn't have its feet on the ground, when the rest of this season very much does have its feet on the ground.
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In an interview, Mr. Chang stressed that the technology world and the culinary world spoke different languages, and that until someone figured out how to bridge that gap, a full-scale vertically integrated delivery business was not going to succeed on the level of a tech giant like Amazon or Google.
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Numbers provided by Tesla show customers also can choose from a further range of options that can bump the price up to about $59,000, only $11,000 less than the Model S. Choosing any color besides black costs $1.823,000, while adding autopilot costs $5,000 to $8,000, depending on the level of capability.
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"It's highly likely Congress will try to weaken or eliminate key regulations that protect students, like limits on the level of debt a career training program can have its student take on, relative to their debt," said Ben Miller, senior director of postsecondary education at the Center for American Progress.
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John McCain's top aide, Mark Salter, told MSNBC that Clinton is "the more conservative choice and the least reckless one," taking to Twitter to make his allegiances more clear: the GOP is going to nominate for President a guy who reads the National Enquirer and thinks it's on the level.
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On a human level, such a stark difference in institutionally permissible behavior between us felt arbitrary—like something out of magical realism (the slate grey Eastern European variety.) On the level of pure capital, well, very few aspects of a graduate program in the humanities bring real added value to the university.
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It's not quite on the level of the Super Bowl (watched by 103.4 million people this year), but it outperforms this year's Oscars (26.5 million), and it more than doubles the numbers on Game of Thrones, one of TV's most-watched shows (last year's season finale hit 12.1 million viewers, per Nielsen).
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According to Forbes, which bases valuation on the level of equity plus net debt, Barcelona or Real Madrid could soon take over top spot — the former because of their consistently high performance in the Champions League and the latter because of additional expected revenue from their renovated stadium when completed in four years.
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Knowing that you're renting a scooter Bird considers to be worth $500 is a good indication of the quality level of the device: solid but not great and perhaps on the level of one of those Xiaomi ones you can buy on Amazon that nonetheless comes with much more range and a higher top speed.
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None of this is to say that Trump's decision-making on Syria is being driven by narrow financial considerations — indeed, one could make the case that's impossible since Trump is on the take from so many different directions — but it underscores that essentially nothing the administration does in the region is entirely on the level.
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In this role, he's alleged that he's been bullied for his beliefs, and that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has covered up the link between vaccines and the risk of autism — a nonsense claim "on the level of the Apollo Moon hoax" that also happens to be the subject of his new film.
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Historically, it's about treating women as property and there are people who believe that the way to reform marriage or to reform heterosexual relationships or committed monogamous relationships, homosexual or heterosexual, is by being married and sort of renegotiating that on the level of the couple, rather than advocating for the abolishment of marriage.
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