It outpaces concerns about military pay and far outpaces worries about post-traumatic stress disorder.
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"Oftentimes autism detection science vastly outpaces intervention science," says Warren.
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"As air temperatures warm, melting outpaces that warming," Trusel said.
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Globally, electricity consumption far outpaces new solar and wind power.
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That jump extends a savings spree that outpaces past recoveries.
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But US technology still outpaces Chinese on the UUV front.
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She outpaces him significantly among liberals and whites with college degrees.
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Sometimes the need for sleeping spaces outpaces the available guest rooms.
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On paper, Qoobo outpaces a real cat in nearly every way.
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Experts worry about what will happen when that intelligence outpaces us.
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Another outlet reports that crime in Louisville outpaces the national average.
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Clinton's edge outpaces President Obama's performance in the county in 2628.
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That outpaces the 70 gigawatts of fossil fuel generation capacity added.
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The figure far outpaces the House Democratic campaign arm's previous records.
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The flood of wealth to the top vastly outpaces economic growth.
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That far outpaces the 1.5 percent advance of the index in 2016.
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Egypt's oil consumption outpaces its production, which is estimated at 700,000 bpd.
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That surge outpaces the broader S&P 500's 12 percent rally.
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The dashboard, "Post-Crisis Loan Growth Outpaces GDP" is available at www.fitchratings.
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But nevertheless, Caplan notes, things become dicey as science outpaces ethical guidelines.
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Broadly, compensation for top bosses vastly outpaces raises for low-level workers.
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Just as Jacob displaces Esau, so one nation outpaces another in devotion.
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In the center of the town, demand often outpaces supply, agents said.
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He is, arguably, the only potential opponent whose unpopularity outpaces her own.
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But his projection outpaces those put forward by two independent economic authorities.
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"The need greatly outpaces what we have the capacity to do," Roberts says.
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That far outpaces the total raised by individual Democratic candidates during that period.
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As absurdity outpaces reality, metaphor and hyperbole become the coin of the realm.
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That far outpaces the price change in the D.C. metro area of 153%.
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This outpaces night low records by a staggering rate of three to one.
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If there's a place where 24 easily and obviously outpaces Legacy it's here.
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But when your definition of "sometimes" significantly outpaces what your employees consider normal?
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But for now, the promise of self-driving cars often outpaces the reality.
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That outpaces President Donald Trump's approval rating on the matter by 27 points.
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At first children's grasp of stories outpaces their ability to decipher the text.
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Beshear, who outpaces Bevin by more than 5,000 votes, claimed victory Tuesday night.
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The $70 million he's raised far outpaces the sum Cruz has brought in.
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That outpaces his most recent predecessors at a similar stage in their presidencies.
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While a relatively small return, it outpaces the which historically logs a slight loss.
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That outpaces sales of the original iPhone in 2007 by almost two to one.
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That number vastly outpaces new candidate registrations in every other House cycle since 2009.
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This revenue increase far outpaces the Seattle population increase over the same time period.
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This outpaces the average six month returns of when rates were hiked or lowered.
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The region far outpaces its American counterparts when it comes to an educated workforce.
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In a typical U.S. emergency room, demand far outpaces workers' ability to provide care.
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As a result, the service essentially outpaces its competition on a number of fronts.
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That all far outpaces the S&P 500 Retail ETF (XRT), which is down slightly.
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That outpaces 102 million square feet of space in 2017, a record at the time.
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That far outpaces 2016 levels, in which 19,000 searches were conducted throughout the entire year.
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Instagram's Discovery tab also outpaces its Twitter counterpart when it comes to attracting new followers.
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According to Uitto, the tree growth in these areas outpaces the the rate of logging.
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As surveillance technology grows more complex, it outpaces public understanding of the threats it poses.
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Where compaction outpaces accretion, the land begins to subside until, eventually, the Gulf reclaims it.
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That outpaces the rate of new customers signing up for plans compared to last year.
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Local retail growth already outpaces that of all other retail, according to data from MasterCard.
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That cheaper unit still outpaces the Titan, with 6.5 teraflops and 8GB of GDDR5 RAM.
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Without other changes, they risk a spike in inflation if demand outpaces supply, he added.
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This year's modest rise still outpaces both overall inflation and the increase in workers' earnings.
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"The number of manufacturing jobs we have open outpaces the number of candidates," she said.
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Coal plants are increasingly facing economic hardships as the price for production outpaces the profits.
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That spending far outpaces other candidates' entire fourth-quarter fundraising hauls: Trump's $46 million, Sen.
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Essay In the typical emergency room, demand far outpaces the care that workers can provide.
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Still, Feinstein outpaces him in name recognition and cash and has a loyal following across California.
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You Can Get Advance Tickets Sinemia definitely outpaces MoviePass when it comes to buying tickets ahead.
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As a global leader in music streaming services, Spotify outpaces Apple Music in terms of subscribers.
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Uber far outpaces most of its competitors in valuation, but Didi Chuxing has raised more money.
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This is one key spot where the company outpaces Apple — and it's certainly an important one.
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The music far outpaces the film, thanks in large part to Loren Allred and Keala Settle.
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However, the number of thumbs down dislikes (245,574) outpaces the number of thumbs up likes (187,495).
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This isn't the first sign that Ivanka's influence on her father outpaces that of her stepmother.
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He and his teenage son grow further apart, and ultimately the patriarch's fear outpaces his love.
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The trap of using credit that outpaces wage and salary growth is something we should avoid.
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Google Trends found that searches for the debate livestream easily outpaces those for the Trump livestream.
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That outpaces Chinese outbound U.S. mergers and acquisitions for all of 2015, which reached $13 billion.
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Many natural systems regenerate over time, but right now, much of our extraction outpaces this regeneration.
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For many families, an adolescent's wish for increased autonomy outpaces the parents' readiness to grant it.
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Attendance at regional parks outpaces that of large destination parks like Disney World and Universal Studios.
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There are 250 staffers on the ground, with a Latino outreach that far outpaces rival campaigns.
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Yes, the XS outpaces the 11 Pro in some spots, but the lead is likely temporary.
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That target outpaces the second-highest by $200 and implies 29 percent upside to current levels.
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Rather, inflation becomes a risk if spending outpaces the finite supply of workers and productive capacity.
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Home sales have been weakening throughout the summer, as demand far outpaces supply and affordability weakens.
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Authorities say hydropower projects will ease shortage in a country where demand for power currently outpaces supply.
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Bennet's $2.8 million raised also significantly outpaces what fellow Coloradan John Hickenlooper raised in the second quarter.
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But it's clear that based on raw ticket sales, Avatar still outpaces Endgame by a considerable amount.
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Demand for homes often outpaces the limited supply on the island, which is only 121 square miles.
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High-end apartment rents, however, are still under pressure, as construction of luxury units far outpaces demand.
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But it's in the United States where the drama outpaces anything television or political satire can offer.
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Meanwhile, costs have fallen dramatically and job growth greatly outpaces that in the rest of the economy.
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That represents a 21 percent year-over-year upside and far outpaces expected revenue for the division.
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It's performance outpaces the U.S. Fund Mid-Cap Blend category average by more than 20203 percentage points.
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Still, that far outpaces Congressional Republicans at just 3 percent and former President Obama at 6 percent.
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Current tax revenue is above historic levels, but the federal government's spending still far outpaces its income.
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While Indonesia outpaces much of the world in plastic use, there are efforts underway to curb it.
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Marketing research firm eMarketer said on Monday that Douyin's user growth outpaces those of WeChat and Weibo .
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In each, their improved unemployment situation outpaces that of the general population, which is already remarkably improved.
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If growth in consumption outpaces growth in income, the savings rate falls (and, of course, vice versa).
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"We've reached a point where production massively outpaces our scientific knowledge of the environmental impacts," Korosi said.
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The contribution limits are tied to inflation, though the growth of medical costs significantly outpaces inflation each year.
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At a 188% surge, however, the number of women joining ranks far outpaces the growth of the industry.
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The urgent need to eat consistently outpaces any desire I might have to maintain a socially acceptable body.
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This rate outpaces that of their mail order rivals, which are typically owned by pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
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Public polls have found that Mr. Trump's support among veterans outpaces his support from the public at large.
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Its population is better educated and more urban and it outpaces Iraq in economic and technological measures alike.
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As we know, the market for translations from English far outpaces the market for translated works into English.
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But, in the Internet age, the velocity of change outpaces our ability to process and reflect on it.
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Still, that far outpaces congressional Republicans at just 3 percent and former President Barack Obama at 6 percent.
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The high-end online retailer recently introduced a delivery service, F90, that outpaces its competitor Net-à-Porter.
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That's despite the fact that the Play Store far outpaces Apple in terms of overall app downloads globally.
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Consider Representative Devin Nunes, in the 26nd Congressional District, whose family farming background outpaces any anti-Trump sentiment.
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The overall increase in congenital syphilis outpaces the national increase in sexually transmitted disease overall, the report indicated.
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Trump outpaces Bush's current numbers, however, among Republicans -- 163% have a favorable view of Trump, 76% of Bush.
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This far outpaces the S&P 500 Retail ETF's (XRT) declines of about 15 percent over the period.
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Obama far outpaces George W. Bush's approval rating in November 2008, when just 24% approved of the outgoing president.
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Rapid technological change inevitably outpaces the glacial evolution of the law and the Carpenter case is a perfect example.
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But Johnson's support outpaces that of a typical third party candidate and may prove to have more staying power.
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Some reports state Palestinian birthrate exponentially outpaces that of the Israeli birth rates, potentially jeopardizing the Jewish state's identity.
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They require a skill set in which demand highly outpaces supply and cannot be replaced by computers or robots.
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Jeff Bezos' behemoth of a company is seeing growth that far outpaces the overall e-commerce market, Needham said.
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"In many of these places, rent growth by far outpaces income growth," said Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Zillow.
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"We find that for every degree of warming, melting increases more and more — it outpaces the warming," said Trusel.
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President Trump has quietly led a fund-raising operation that far outpaces that of any sitting president before him.
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Boss bumped up his same-store sales estimates for Kohl's to 1.5%, which far outpaces Wall Street's forecasts of .
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The private rental market is inconsistently regulated and, in most markets, the demand for affordable housing far outpaces its supply.
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By contrast with American numbers, France far outpaces the United States in welcoming foreigners into their territory (exclusive of tourists).
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In reality, though Texas did make progress, it still significantly outpaces the rest of the country in its CO2 emissions.
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Productivity growth has slumped to 0.5 percent, meaning GDP (gross domestic product) outpaces potential growth by more than 0.5 percent.
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That nearly 50 percent growth rate easily outpaces the 17 percent increase in overall retail sales from 2010 to 2015.
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Cash is king in today's ultra-competitive housing market, where demand from both investors and owner-occupants far outpaces supply.
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The sale plan comes as Japan's conveyor belt sushi market outpaces growth in the rest of the country's restaurant trade.
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The study, commissioned by PageFair, shows that mobile adblock usage significantly outpaces desktop worldwide by a 2 to 1 margin.
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Canada, the world's fourth-largest oil producer, is struggling with congestion on export pipelines as rising production outpaces takeaway capacity.
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So pervasive is fashion's logo fixation that it vies with, and even outpaces, that of previous, more overtly ostentatious eras.
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That still outpaces the rates in the state (229 percent and 22020 percent) and country (6.2 percent and 9.5 percent).
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In both cases, and with rare exceptions, program managers cannot keep up with technological change whose rapidity outpaces Moore's Law.
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Obama also outpaces Trump by 7 points on managing the government effectively -- 57% say Obama has, 50% predict that Trump will.
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Its revenue per hour far outpaces TV. People in China spend most of their media time — 55 percent — on the internet.
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But if expansion outpaces gravity, eventually the universe will be cold and empty--all light, heat, and connection will be gone.
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As bitcoin outpaces the Rial (Iran's currency), the next wave of ransomware attacks will be coming soon, courtesy of Iranian hackers.
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"The demand outpaces the supply," said Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst with the Atmosphere Research Group, of the applicants' zeal.
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That outpaces their Republican counterpart, the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which is so far investing only $28 million in fall races.
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News programming rarely outpaces entertainment, and Ms. Kelly's Fox special, trumpeted as her Barbara Walters moment, did not buck that trend.
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The rules are a crucial part of what empowers party bosses in a state that regularly outpaces the nation in corruption.
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This will ensure that the increase in your savings rate outpaces inflation, so that you can experience real growth over time.
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The scope of facial recognition in China, where enthusiasm for new digital tools often outpaces their abilities, is far from clear.
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According to data from the World Bank and World Trade Organization, the U.S. far outpaces the EU in anti-dumping use.
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That kind of attrition is remarkable and outpaces even the rate at which public pollsters have shown Republican voters abandoning Trump.
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That outpaces the rate of inflation, which was 25 percent in 2016 and 2 percent for the first half of 2017.
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Mr. Trump wants an additional $54 billion in spending that already outpaces the rest of the world by a long measure.
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There's good reason for that extra attention: The US still far outpaces its developed peers when it comes to gun violence.
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And what's more, the collection actually outpaces our pre-K fantasy by offering not 64, but an astounding 95 shades that — bonus!
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But it's occurring at a rate that outpaces previous estimates, researchers said, and it could spell trouble for important insects like bees.
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According to Aira, an artwork always outpaces its reproduction — however narrowly in an age where reproductions are increasingly more thorough and immersive.
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Crude-by-rail shipments are also expected to rise next year as supply from new projects increases and outpaces current pipeline capacity.
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And that rising middle class is fueling long-term growth that outpaces GDP and it also creates sustained growth, not cyclical growth.
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Where it stands: Indianapolis is a thriving business center where the startup rate far outpaces the rest of the state — 7.3% vs.
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But in case inflation outpaces market rate rents, Rafiq-Omar says Unmortgage will allow the customer to ask for a rent review.
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That still trails the 57% who often get news from a television source but outpaces both radio (25%) and print newspapers (20%).
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That far outpaces Google's self-driving car program, which has driven more than 1.5 million miles throughout the history of the project.
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Despite this lead, it has become a sore point for Cuomo that Nixon's campaign vastly outpaces him on donations of under $1.73.
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There are things investors can do to hedge the immediate effects of inflation, or earn a return that outpaces inflation over time.
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Altice's planned 10-gigabit per second connection far outpaces Google Fiber's current 1-gigabit per second connection, as well as Verizon Fios.
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That marked a substantial double-digit increase that far outpaces many other states across the nation, most of them arriving from China.
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" But the article continued: "In the race to the bottom, however, Trump's 42 percent highly unfavorable score easily outpaces Clinton's 33 percent.
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The perception that the private sector outpaces the public sector in the adoption and implementation of new technologies is not without merit.
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The United States fears such crises will only intensify in the coming decades as Africa's population growth far outpaces its economic progress.
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However, with robust growth in domestic demand, net exports will provide a negative contribution to GDP as import demand outpaces export growth.
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This growth far outpaces total U.S. shoe revenues last year — including online and offline purchases, sales were only up about 5 percent.
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Mr. Trump wants an additional $54 billion for the military which already outpaces the rest of the world by a long measure.
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For those who are retired, their income — through a combination of Social Security and 401(k)'s — still outpaces inflation on average.
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According to a recent report from ComScore, BBTV the outpaces Maker Studios, Fullscreen, Machinima Entertainment and Collective Digital Studio (now rebranded as Studio71).
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Millennials' difficulty in paying off their credit-card debt reflects their financial reality: an increasing cost of living that outpaces their income growth.
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The number of recovered patients outpaces the number of fatalities at 5,123, and the numbers of new cases emerging appear to be slowing.
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Though Trump has carried women's votes in many of them, on average, Trump's support among men outpaces that among women by 7 points.
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Disapproval outpaces approval of congressional Republicans' handling of the impeachment inquiry by a nearly 203-to-1 margin: 57% disapprove and 30% approve.
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That far outpaces the other active categories, which include Education (2,472 new apps), Entertainment (403,378 apps), Business (2,247 apps), and Lifestyle (2,225 apps).
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North Carolina has enjoyed steady growth in tourism over time, with consistent growth over the last 22019 years that outpaces the national average.
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"The reality is the second quarter is shaping up to be a pretty solid quarter where demand for crude outpaces supply," Kloza said.
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That drops a bit to 0153% among Republicans but still outpaces the 36% of Republicans who feel the response has been about right.
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While this dramatically outpaces how the iPhone performed in its inaugural year, industry experts have been hesitant to call it a slam dunk.
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Just last month, during a visit to China, Ms. Barra cautioned against mandates in which the transition to electric vehicles outpaces consumer demand.
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"It is clear that the rate with which air travel continues to grow outpaces the PreCheck's current rate of enrollment," the groups wrote.
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It is a place that outpaces virtually all other counties in the nation in the number of defendants it has sentenced to death.
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That outpaces growth in natural graphite demand which is seen at 225,000 tonnes by 2025, compared to 125,000 tonnes next year, it said.
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Employment in the solar industry far outpaces that of the coal, wind and nuclear energy industries, the report said, citing federal jobs data.
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This is up from just 15% who said the same thing two years ago, and outpaces concerns over job security or paying household bills.
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Smartphones are ridiculously powerful; so much so that their upgrade cycle dramatically outpaces the ability of developers to actually make use of their features.
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In part because she is new to the scene, her growth on social media far outpaces the two dominant progressive stars, Vermont independent Sen.
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Russia itself is now eying the next big prize in oil markets, India, where demand has just pipped supply and growth now outpaces China.
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For years, Google has been building a lobbying machine that outpaces its Silicon Valley peers, turning the internet giant into a major Washington presence.
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The day also far outpaces Amazon's Prime Day, which is the most equivalent 24-hour, online shopping experience in the U.S. Held every Nov.
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While a high-yield savings account is great for money you need to access easily, like emergency savings, it barely outpaces inflation right now.
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The governor outpaces the actress and education activist among both men and women, in every region of the state and across every age group.
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The return of crude deliveries at Eddystone highlights the growing pains confronting U.S. producers who are facing bottlenecks as booming production outpaces pipeline growth.
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The poll also finds enthusiasm about voting next year already outpaces the level seen for any presidential contest since the turn of this century.
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Venezuela now ranks first -- and far outpaces every other country -- on monthly lists of asylum application numbers released by US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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The growth of mobile Netflix users, especially in countries where mobile usage outpaces time spent watching traditional TV or time on a computer, is constant.
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The ease with which similar chemical analogs can be developed far outpaces the ability for health agencies to effectively study and regulate them, Hunt said.
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It far outpaces a 5% drop in investment banking revenue across the industry from 2015 to 2018, according to Coalition, which tracks banking industry performance.
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The field of computer science is growing so fast it outpaces all other occupations in the US. It's great work if you can get it.
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Biden also outpaces the rest of the field as most trusted on immigration (29% Biden, 16% each Warren and Sanders) and gun policy (27% vs.
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Because it is propelled by wind and waves, as well as the current, it outpaces the plastic detritus that is driven solely by the ocean.
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In today's economy, inflation outpaces the interest rates that banks pay to encourage saving money — this makes penny pinching less prudent than many might think.
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The Toyota Prius is the Best Hybrid Car for the Money, and with fuel economy that outpaces other hybrids, it's not hard to see why.
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However, because of the numerous deals available, it's also become a sales event that outpaces Black Friday, Cyber Monday and other sales holidays for Amazon.
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If the Fed's schedule outpaces market expectations because of faster inflation, that's one factor that could take the shine off another big year for stocks.
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The so-called VIP list doesn't take into account the weighting of the S&P 500, though — where Apple's behemoth market capitalization outpaces other companies.
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Your aim is to find a way to put your money in an investment that will grow over time at a rate that outpaces inflation.
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It helps that Ms. Hill and Mr. Owen have a well-developed sense of cool that often outpaces the industry, let alone the general public.
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Candidates for governor raised roughly $17 million since the start of 2017 — an amount that outpaces what's been amassed during entire election cycles in recent years.
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"We can serve up to 45 people per day/per mobile unit, but unfortunately, the demand far outpaces our capacity," says Lava Mae founder Doniece Sandoval.
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That decline outpaces a broader drop in the U.S. municipal bond market overall, with total issuance down 134.13 percent thus far in 2017 to $201.7 billion.
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Her lead among women in this latest round -- 51% to 32% -- outpaces Trump's with men, where his edge has dwindled to 10 points, 0173% to 36%.
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The number outpaces the death toll of 2007, one of the worst on record, where about 70 individuals died from fires in the southern Peloponnese region.
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They see demand for transportation fuels climbing 5.4 million barrels per day by 2040 as the expanding auto fleet outpaces increasing efficiency and electric vehicle penetration.
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Washington also largely outpaces Beijing in terms of equipment and weapons, such as the number of aircraft carriers — but China is keen to close that gap.
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Owning a home and building equity just narrowly outpaces renting a comparable property and investing in stocks and bonds, an index from Florida Atlantic University shows.
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That progress far outpaces Moore's Law, a long-standing theory that computing power available for the same price doubles about every 18 months to two years.
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Source: Bolt Source: Bolt While Boston and New York City's communities have grown significantly, San Francisco now outpaces Boston/NYC combined by almost 2 to 1.
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Right now, technology is advancing at a rate that outpaces our ability to understand, regulate, and manage its effect on us as individuals or a collective.
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Home values recently hit a record high, according to various surveys, and they continue to climb, as demand easily outpaces the supply of homes for sale.
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For 10 years, the core equity fund handily beats its benchmark — 9 percent compared with 7 percent, a record that outpaces 98 percent of the competition.
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That outpaces the broader industry substantially; in 2018, of the 203 directors behind the year's 100 top-grossing films in the US, only four were women.
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China far outpaces the U.S. in the number of science and engineering degrees it awards, providing its tech companies with an ample supply of trained labor.
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That far outpaces growth of about 2.7 percent predicted for stores, according to the research firm, which measures transactions from 80 of the top 100 U.S. retailers.
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This far outpaces the jump in cases among urban babies, which were 13 per 1,000 urban babies in 2004 to and only 4.8 per 1,000 in 2013.
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According to Reuters, Norway now has the highest rate of electric vehicle ownership in the world, and it outpaces Germany as Europe's fastest-growing electric car market.
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And while rare earths account for a small fraction of the $420 billion U.S. goods deficit with China, their worth to American firms outpaces their nominal value.
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It's an increasingly common story as demand for spaces to house the dead outpaces supply here in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory of some 7.4 million people.
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Peanut butter still far outpaces all the newcomers, but by far the closest competitor is almond butter—and Big Peanut has known this for a long time.
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A Bloomberg Law analysis found that the number of "not qualified" nominees Trump has put forth far outpaces his four predecessors, at this point in their presidencies.
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They have both amassed huge personal fortunes, although Mr. Arnault's, which Forbes estimated at 76 billion, far outpaces Mr. Pinault's, estimated at a mere 26 billion euros.
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Some countries have been generous, and we're very grateful to that, but the scale and the scope of the crisis way outpaces the support that we're getting.
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Species going extinct is a natural part of evolution, but experts believe that the number and rate at which many are dwindling now outpaces that natural cycle.
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The firm said that the WWE Network is not only growing subscribers, but doing so at a rate that outpaces the firm's Netflix subscriber growth estimates through 2021.
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And as Nick Szabo, the developer who coined "smart contracts," pointed out, there is an extreme "$/knowledge" ratio in the blockchain space, where capital by far outpaces talent.
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Obama's approval rating now outpaces Ronald Reagan's 51% approval rating at this time in 1988 and is nearly on par with Bill Clinton's 271% mark in October 24.
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To paraphrase journalist Doreen St. Felix, black women whose artistic inventiveness outpaces their peers and music executives by what feels like whole years will always be perpetually owed.
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FBI talks with school friend of Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh, Indonesian leader steps up hunt for survivors as quake toll passes 1,200 and Texas oil boom outpaces supply.
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Last year, it sold over 70 million phones this way, and demand for each of its releases often outpaces the company's ability to keep the phones in stock.
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"I don't know what to do when the technology outpaces ethics," executive director of legal services for prisoners with children Dorsey Nunn, who spoke at the protest said.
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Joshi recently co-authored an opinion piece in the medical journal JAMA Internal Medicine in which he argues that "enthusiasm outpaces evidence" for the high-fat eating plan.
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The growing number of jobs in the computing field — such as software developers — far outpaces the number of students earning bachelor's degrees in computer science and related fields.
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Crude-by-rail shipments are expected to rise next year as oil sands supply from new projects such as Suncor Energy's Fort Hills increases and outpaces pipeline capacity.
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That outpaces the 1 percent gain seen in a previous poll in March and would only be marginally slower than the actual increase of 5.4 percent in 2017.
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I often remarked that we have so much room, and so much latent capacity, to absorb refugees and immigrants at a level that far outpaces our current rate.
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While Latin America outpaces the global average for women in senior management roles, women hold only 5 percent of board seats in six of Latin America's largest economies.
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The Netherlands has set up a system built on market precepts that outpaces most others in the world when it comes to the quality of its health care.
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Gulf banks have been active in raising money this year as liquidity becomes less abundant because of lower oil prices and as lending growth outpaces growth in deposits.
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According to CoinDesk, ICOs have raised nearly $2 billion in 2017 alone, a record amount that outpaces the funding made by venture capitalists in blockchain companies this year.
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To Mr. Kelly's point, some economists have begun to point out that a dollar that consistently outpaces all other world currencies should be seen as a warning signal.
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Now, Amazon does have traction with Amazon Web Services, its cloud-based hosting business that, as Cramer often hears, outpaces competitors like Google Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
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The virtues of the average bloke on the street — even the ones who resort to shady means to get by — far outpaces the corruption of the high-born.
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As student debt outpaces credit card and auto debt, the number of businesses with one to four employees dropped by 14 percent between 2000 and 2010, the researchers found.
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It said one reason the continent outpaces the U.S. in the tech IPO market is that European exchanges are more supportive of smaller companies that want to go public.
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Fort Hills' startup comes as increasing oil sands supply outpaces Canadian pipeline capacity, creating a deepening price discount for Western Canada Select compared to benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI).
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Disciples of Thomas Piketty, a French economist (and Austen fan), claim that capitalism tends to follow an almost natural law whereby, in normal times, capital growth outpaces GDP growth.
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But the numbers make it clear that young people are voting early at a rate that far outpaces what we saw at this point of the 2014 midterm election.
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Using percentages is a better approach for that, though even percentages can be affected by population growth effects if fertility in poor countries dramatically outpaces fertility in rich countries.
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The amount of crude carried by rail out of Canada is expected to surge next year as Canada's oil sands output grows and outpaces capacity of congested export pipelines.
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The startup comes as increasing oil sands supply outpaces Canadian pipeline capacity, contributing to a deepening price discount for Canadian heavy crude compared to benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI).
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However, growth in the old economy still outpaces in the new economy, so "when you mix the two together, there is an inherent drag on growth," Chi told CNBC.
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While Clinton outpaces Sanders 55 percent to 36 percent among Democrats, he polls higher among non-Democrats who plan to vote in the primary, 59 percent to 29 percent.
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Even more alarming to the institute: The 46 percent increase in pedestrian deaths since 2009 far outpaces the 11 percent rise in total traffic deaths over the same period.
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The spread of misinformation is already commonplace on social media, where the sharing of content from biased sources frequently outpaces whatever fact-checking and moderation safeguards are in place.
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The 43 percent turnover rate calculated by Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, a scholar at the Brookings Institution, far outpaces that of any first-year presidency in the last four decades.
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Her works follow an internal logic and sense of randomness that far outpaces anything found in cartoons, which tend to adhere to Isaac Newton's worldview of cause-and-effect.
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Brooklyn outpaces the other four boroughs in the number of positive COVID-19 cases, but some people took advantage of nice weather on Friday to go to Prospect Park.
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Griffin's luxurious penthouse also outpaces the recent splashy real estate deal from the world's richest person, Bezos, who reportedly paid $165 million for a Los Angeles mansion in February.
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The AfD won only 12.6% of the vote nationwide in Germany's last federal elections in 2017, yet its influence on the political discussion here far outpaces the vote share.
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The fine is the steepest ever leveled against an auto company, and greatly outpaces the fines slapped in several recent cases involving automotive safety flaws that had caused deaths.
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In July Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade said the country faced the prospect of severe power shortages from 2021 as electricity demand outpaces the construction of new plants.
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But I have noticed a trend: As digital contact outpaces face-to-face encounters for many of us, our pets can become an important physical presence in our lives.
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In general, Fitch views loan growth that significantly outpaces GDP and peer growth skeptically as it raises concerns about adverse selection, underwriting standards, and the appropriate risk-return trade-offs.
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While cancellations could set Netflix back, especially since its budget far outpaces what its competitors plan to spend this year, Cramer said that more content naturally results in more cancellations.
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Trump — a loud critic of Obama's frequent golfing as president — spent his holiday at the golf course (his 36th visit to the green as president, which far outpaces his predecessor).
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That decline outpaces a more modest drop in the sex ratio among the general population in the same period, and indicates the continuing practice of sex-selective abortion, experts say.
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"The number of jobs we are losing in retail outpaces the number being created in the sectors that are taking their place," said Andrew Challenger, vice president of the firm.
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REUTERS/Justin Tallis Clinton ad blitz outpaces Trump as his Super PACs bow outDonald Trump could pour more money into his ad operation in the final 11 days of the campaign.
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Uber, which still far outpaces Lyft in terms of total rides, saw a 25.8 percent increase in that time, going from 62 million in July to about 78 million in December.
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Starbucks does, however, already accept digital payments in the form of its highly used mobile payments app, which reportedly outpaces Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay by millions of users.
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However, Greater Miami — which includes Palm Beach, Miami-Dade, and Broward counties — also faces an affordable housing crisis that outpaces even New York City's, according to the Miami Urban Future Initiative.
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Since the summer of 2016, a repricing wave in the European market has led to documentation terms growing steadily weaker, with more bond-like elements as demand from investors outpaces supply.
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As living costs spiral upwards and housing demand outpaces supply for the eighth year in a row, minorities and low-income Americans have fewer choices for where and how they live.
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Pan Pacific Copper, Japan's biggest copper smelter, expects copper prices to rise by more than a quarter over the next two years as global demand continues to grow and outpaces supply.
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And the president's re-election campaign has put big money into the issue as part of a well-financed digital operation that far outpaces any of its Democratic rivals in scale.
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What remains to be seen is how far behind the US will be in the decades to come as the global community outpaces its acceptance of the clean energy future. [Bloomberg]
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An election, of course, where women are running for office in historic numbers, where the gender gap may be the largest on record and where Democratic enthusiasm outpaces that of Republicans.
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Support for Mr. Kavanaugh's nomination outpaces the president's approval rating, the Republican standing on the generic ballot, and even the average favorability of the Republicans running for Congress in these districts.
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The new A13 outpaces last year's A12 handsomely, with a 20 percent performance gain across all of its main components: the six CPU cores, its graphics processor, and the neural engine.
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At that time, Lee and Department of Tourist Development Commissioner Mark Ezell said that Tennessee's growth outpaces the nation in all areas of travel, including tax revenue, expenditures, payroll and employment.
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Meanwhile, at many universities across the country, academic librarians pay more and more for their campuses to access journals each year, with costs increasing at a rate that greatly outpaces inflation.
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Critics say 'enthusiasm outpaces evidence' when it comes to keto, and the trial may put vets at risk It's not clear what long-term health effects the keto diet might have.
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It identifies some $100 million in suspicious purchases of apartments and villas across the city of skyscrapers in the United Arab Emirates, where foreign ownership fuels construction that now outpaces local demand.
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Sadly, recent trends count as good news in the health care industry: While the rate increase in 22011 still outpaces growth in wages, it's lower than it has been in previous years.
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For instance, it highlighted average private wages, outside of the financial industry, that remain below their 2007 peak, and noted income growth among top earners that far outpaces those at the bottom.
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The reason seems to be overwhelming interest in the unique title, which offers over 18 billion planets to explore, as the number of active players far outpaces what Hello Games ever anticipated.
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Officials are struggling with the problem and are using a range of strategies as the murder rate in Chicago, the nation's third-largest city, outpaces that of New York and Los Angeles.
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Cruz's critics and rivals are using that against him as they seek frame him as a Johnny-come-lately to the culture wars whose rhetoric on socially conservative causes outpaces his record.
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The A27 chip inside the iPhone 210 comfortably outpaces its predecessors and Android rivals, and even outdoes a wide catalog of relatively recent Mac computers (including the not-so-recent Mac Pro).
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE (I-Vt.) outpaces progressive 2020 rival Sen.
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My two brothers lost their fight against pancreatic cancer, and that experience taught me something only those facing an end-stage anything can truly appreciate — hope falters when the disease outpaces science.
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I haven't gotten a chance to handle this one in the flesh yet but, once again, expect excellent image quality at a price that far outpaces the traditional rugged point-and-shoot.
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Clinton may be beating Mr. Trump in the polls, but he outpaces her on social media: 11 million Facebook "likes" to her 5.5 million; 11 million Twitter followers to her 8.4 million.
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Although Cuellar isn't on the Voter Protection Project's list of endorsed candidates, Fischer pointed out that their spending on him outpaces much of what they've given to the candidates they have endorsed.
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Biden, 77, who served two terms under Barack Obama, easily outpaces the rest of the Democratic field in party endorsements in his fight against progressive candidates Sanders and U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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Trump's 42% outpaces Jimmy Carter's and Bill Clinton's ratings of 39% each in the August of their second year in office, and narrowly tops Ronald Reagan's 41% rating in August of 1982.
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The 70 percent of women who would prefer that women work at paid jobs rather than stay at home full-time only narrowly outpaces the 66 percent of men who believe the same.
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Signs have been growing for some time federal authorities are concerned ICOs could be thinly-veiled scams, even as the sector has surged past $1.2 billion and now outpaces early stage venture funding.
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While so much attention has been paid to San Francisco's rent prices, in recent years Oakland's rental prices have increased at a rate that outpaces that of its expensive neighbor across the Bay.
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A new Infinity Trials mode gives you a way to level up mid-game, if, say, the story's progress outpaces your own leveling, but it's also built to be a post-story pursuit.
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The report paints a picture of the continued growth of the App Store over the years, noting that iOS App Store revenue growth outpaces downloads, and that nearly doubled between 2015 to 2017.
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The U.S. private sector has invested more than $1.4 trillion in telecommunications infrastructure since 1996, and private investment in America's information infrastructure outpaces investment in any other country or region of the world.
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Firefighters have been focused on areas where there are people and property, and some days there is progress there but fire growth in other areas outpaces the places where containment improves, Pechota said.
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Underlying E.D.C.'s new popularity, as the provisioner and educator Bryan Black explains, is a growing perception of risk that outpaces any growth in the frequency of actual risks that one might encounter.
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Reed Hastings, Netflix's founder and chief executive, doesn't anticipate that new competition will cut into Netflix's business, because consumer appetite for streaming content still outpaces what's currently available, or what will be available.
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The scooter can accelerate to an impressive 30 mph, which doesn't make it the fastest electric two-wheeler on the market, but certainly outpaces any Bird or Lime scooter by a long shot.
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As the human population grows at a rate that rapidly outpaces the ability of natural habitats to feed it, a better backyard chicken could be a real hope for people and wildlife alike.
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While that's a step down from the 200,000 or more jobs added monthly last year, it still well outpaces the 50,000 new jobs a month needed to accommodate population growth, based on Aaronson's estimate.
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Last month, South Korea's third-largest refiner S-Oil Corp also said 2016 refining margins are seen to stay healthy, as Asian refiners benefit from growing oil demand that outpaces increases in refining capacity.
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With a pool of professional developers now numbering 5.5 million, European tech employment outpaces the comparable 13 million employed in the United States, according to data from Stack Overflow, a site popular with programmers.
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Trump's 22011 campaign has announced it raked in $22 million in the first quarter alone, which far outpaces all the Democratic hopefuls, including the top two fundraisers, Sanders ($13 million) and Harris ($21 million).
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Trump's 2020 campaign has announced it raked in $30.3 million in the first quarter alone, which far outpaces all the Democratic hopefuls, including the top two fundraisers, Sanders ($18.2 million) and Harris ($12 million).
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Indeed, the number of STEM job openings outpaces the number of unemployed STEM workers, according to a report by the New American Economy, a bipartisan business coalition launched by Michael Bloomberg and Rupert Murdoch.
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" For comparison, the group pointed out how this outpaces Trump's predecessors: "President Barack Obama raised $4 million and only had $2.3 million on hand at the halfway point of his first term in 2010.
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But while New York's testing far outpaces that of other states, it has not reached the critical-mass level public health experts say is necessary to more precisely identify the spread of the virus.
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Voter turnout in Kentucky was over 42%, according to unofficial figures from the state's secretary of state office, a number that far outpaces the 30.7% who voted in 2015 -- the last time Republican Gov.
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Other DAWs already have some of these functions — Ableton supports unlimited audio and MIDI tracks, for example, and Pro Tools has 512 aux channels — but now Logic benchmarks or outpaces these DAWs in other areas.
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He explained that growth has been at a two-year high with most of the spare capacity being used up — that implies further growth could potentially see prices starting to rise as demand outpaces supply.
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The spending pressure on Finance Minister Arun Jaitley threatens to worsen imbalances in India's $22015 trillion economy as consumption outpaces investment, undermining Prime Minister Narendra Modi's promise of better jobs for its 21 billion people.
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Rising living costs are outpacing growth in millennial wagesThe serious delinquency rates could be reflective of the financial realities millennials are facing, particularly that of an increasing cost of living that outpaces their income growth.
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Those figures underscored questions over prospects for the Chinese economy, with investors across the world already on edge over growing signs of a two-speed global economy where a robust United States outpaces its peers.
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The slowdown comes as oil prices in West Texas, home of the oil-rich Permian Basin, have fallen to near four-year lows as production outpaces takeaway capacity, including pipelines, local refineries and rail cars.
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But while New York's testing capacity far outpaces that of other states, it has not reached the critical-mass level public health experts say is necessary to more precisely identify the spread of the virus.
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That gas that comes from oil wells, called associated gas in the industry, helped propel U.S. gas output to record highs, driving prices to their lowest in years as production outpaces demand for the fuel.
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As the cost of living outpaces incomes, health-care costs rise and debt swells, there's been more than a twofold increase in the rate of older Americans filing for bankruptcy, according to a new study.
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With momentum slowing across the board from real estate to the consumer and tech sectors, some here feel their chances of moving up the social ladder have diminished as the cost of living outpaces income growth.
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Despite much lower cost bases than branch-based lenders, this breed of upstart digital lenders have yet to demonstrate consistent profitability as their rapid rate of customer acquisition outpaces their ability to get fees from them.
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Major trucking companies, including Covenant Transportation Group Inc and Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc's Knight Transportation, have sharply raised prices as demand outpaces supply in a trucking market constrained by a driver shortage and other factors.
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Biden still far outpaces other Democratic candidates in terms of congressional support, but several House lawmakers have privately discussed coming out for Bloomberg sooner rather than later as a strategy to try to blunt Sanders' rise.
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Such is the infectious allure of this series, the top-rated drama on BBC Two — Netflix doesn't release viewing data — with a pop culture impact that, à la shows like "Mad Men," arguably outpaces the numbers.
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The setting is a fantastical African kingdom, Wakanda, unscathed by the horrors of colonization, a nation defiant of stereotypes, with technology that outpaces the rest of the planet and black superheroes who gamely defend their turf.
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But the hearing was about more than Facebook; it exposed a critical turning point as the power, sophistication and potential exploitation of technology outpaces what users, regulators or even its creators expected or seem prepared to handle.
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It pays to speak programming languages: The average salary in IT jobs is 50 percent higher than the average private-sector job, and wage growth for tech workers outpaces the national average (7.7 percent versus 2.2 percent).
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Although U.S.C. has often been caricatured as a rich kids' playground — its nickname in some quarters is the University of Spoiled Children — it outpaces most of its peers in trying to lift disadvantaged kids to better lives.
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But as intermittent energy sources like wind and solar power grow in use, storage can hold power generated when the wind or sun is strong so that it can be used later, when demand outpaces generation. Sens.
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That's why the medium far outpaces film in essentially any sort of "diversity" you want to talk about, in addition to addressing the politics of the moment in more topical series like Black-ish or The Good Fight.
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HANOI, July 31 (Reuters) - Vietnam will contend with severe power shortages from 6803 as electricity demand outpaces the construction of new power plants in the Southeast Asian country, Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade told Reuters on Wednesday.
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With YouTube today bringing even more attention to the streaming TV market, the question now is whether this will be the tipping point where the number of competitors outpaces the growth of the over-the-top market itself.
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Add our social media choices to the mix, which can either propagate the world with goodwill or eat away and erode our fragile social fabric, and you've got a daily impact that outpaces any annual UN meeting minutes.
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While the vast majority of veterans have returned stateside to productive and happy lives, many who served are concerned that the suicide rate among veterans outpaces that of the civilian population and is rising faster among younger veterans.
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On the surface, China's quick turnaround on the J-20 and other defense projects outpaces the US, where the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, first flown in 2006, still struggles to meet operational requirements in its naval variant.
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See, for example, the Busta Rhymes-esque video for "Blanco," a flashy achievement in set and costume design that outpaces the song itself, one of the better ones on this album, full of cheeky reverb and sticky chants.
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"For those with a longer-term time horizon, I recommend starting to build a growth-orientated portfolio as many of these names will continue to deliver growth that outpaces the market even during this slow economic period," Pavlik said.
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With 43 percent of the 24's ranking being held by women, this "significantly outpaces" the amount of female CEOs found on the S&P 5 list, Di-Toro added, which is currently at 22016 percent, according to Catalyst.
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"We suspect widening trade deficits and resulting subtractions from GDP growth will be a persistent feature of GDP this year as domestic demand outpaces the economy's supply potential," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Nearly 85033 percent of the workforce has access to private retirement savings plans already, and among young workers — whom the safe harbor rules are allegedly meant to most benefit — the rate of personal saving outpaces that of older generations.
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Demand outpaces science In 2013, the Washington Attorney General's Office provided Beatriz Carlini, a research scientist at the university's Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, with funds to develop training modules for health professionals who can get continuing education credit.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Pan Pacific Copper (PPC), Japan's biggest copper smelter, expects copper prices to rise more than a quarter over the next two years as global demand continues to grow and outpaces supply, its senior executive said on Monday.
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But they say they know — just as the White House does — that as the fear factor among immigrants outpaces the administration's crackdown, the question of whether new public charge policies ever come to fruition is, in some ways, irrelevant.
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Born in 1946, and informed by his close study of Renaissance and Baroque painting techniques as well as the work of Pop Artists, Minimalists, and Conceptualists, Reed possesses a technical command that far outpaces other artists of his generation.
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"We have unprecedented job growth and demand for workers outpaces supply, and we have the responsibility to bring workers off the sidelines," the budget notes One area Trump would boost funding: Addressing opioid abuse and mental health in Medicaid.
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Strong support outpaces strong opposition by a nearly four-to-one margin, a massive increase compared with the 36% who were strongly in favor of such a move and 27% who strongly opposed the idea in the October survey.
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Just this week, Amazon, Target and Wendy's have announced plans to hire a combined 180,000 new workers or temps, adding to the swelling number of jobs that so far outpaces the number of people who are available to work.
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ROE of 9% in 1Q963 (2015: 7.2%) continues to fall short against HSBC's own benchmark of above 10%, and the bank will face significant challenges well into 2016 - and likely in 2017 - in achieving revenue growth which outpaces cost growth.
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Reuters TV Hispanics are more interested in voting this year than in the last U.S. congressional midterm elections in 2014 and their enthusiasm outpaces that of all U.S. adults, according to a Reuters/Ipsos national tracking poll released on Sunday.
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Fitch expects the general government deficit to shrink to 0.4% of GDP in 2017 from 0.7% in 2016, as 5.2% growth in current tax revenue (on an annual basis in the year to November) outpaces a 3.8% increase in public spending.
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Prices for one key rare earth mineral, PrNd Oxide, could increase by 10 percent to 50 percent within the next 12 months, and is on track to double in price within next five years as demand outpaces supply, Castilloux said.
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For Singapore Airlines, the growth in India far outpaces its established markets and Vistara provides a strategic opportunity to build a business in a country of 1.3 billion people and a growing middle class that can now afford to fly.
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Prices for one key rare earth mineral, PrNd Oxide, could increase by 2.23 percent to 22.2 percent within the next 21 months, and is on track to double in price within next five years as demand outpaces supply, Castilloux said.
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Producers are increasingly having to rely on rail to get their crude to market, BMO Capital Markets analyst Randy Ollenberger said in a note to clients, which is more expensive but necessary as growing oil sands production outpaces export pipeline capacity.
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In other words, nine out of every 10 Silicon Valley jobs pays less now than when Netflix first launched in 1997, despite one of the nation's strongest economic booms and a historically low unemployment rate that outpaces the national average.
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Even now with low unemployment and interest rates, high asset values, and an expanding economy, the United States finds itself in a $1 trillion budget deficit pattern with little political will to alter a design where spending growth steadily outpaces revenues.
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And while it hasn't yet overtaken those two films' international sales (or Guardians', for that matter), its overall gross thus far ($780 million) already outpaces Suicide Squad's $745 million total and is edging up on Batman v Superman's $873 million.
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And the city's population has swelled, to an estimated 8.6 million people a year ago from 8.2 million people in 2010, setting off a seemingly unquenchable thirst for housing, especially given job growth in Brooklyn, which outpaces the city over all.
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Neil Begley, senior vice president at Moody's, described Netflix's plan as "credit positive," since it will reduce leverage, negative cash flow and the time it will take for the company to break even, assuming revenue growth outpaces its spending on content.
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Last week he disclosed that in the first quarter of 2018 he took in $6.7 million, bringing his total haul to $13.2 million, which handily outpaces Cruz and is more than any Texas Democrat running for the Senate ever amassed.
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She far outpaces every other Democratic candidate among those voters, but she has lagged behind other candidates in appealing to voters who attended college but left before getting a degree or who never went to college in the first place.
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Executive chairman and co-founder Larry Ellison's company has spent roughly $235 billion to buy back stock since its 22000 fiscal year, and $221 billion over the last five quarters, which far outpaces the company's $28 billion in free cash flow.
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The African American senator did so by noting that the rate of black men killed in homicides far outpaces their share of the population and spoke about gun violence in Newark, a city that is central to his political rise.
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Why it matters: This far outpaces the turnover rate for recent predecessors at the same stage of their presidencies — and underscores the challenges Trump may face in recruiting and retaining a new stable of top officials if he wins re-election.
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But it reminded me of how thorny issues remain in public speech and broadcasting, even to this day, as technology outpaces courtroom rules and precedent, and lawmakers struggle to define even in broad terms what should and should not be permissible.
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Things have improved: the total number of elephants killed in Kenya dropped from 384 in 2012 to 96 in 2015 and the birth rate for elephants in East Africa currently outpaces the rate at which the animals are being killed.
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But even if the piece of the U.S. electorate that rates its desire for Trump's brand of border security as their top priority outpaces those who prefer Hillary Clinton, there are a multitude of unrelated issues that will likely drive their decisions.
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Per the New York Times, the $14.13,000 Trump's campaign and his political action committee have dropped on Facebook ads since early May, earning some 37 million impressions, far outpaces the $188,26 dropped by Planned Parenthood Federation of America, which got 2000 million impressions.
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In part due to these efforts, the total number of elephants killed in Kenya dropped from 384 in 2012 to 96 in 2015 and the birth rate for elephants in East Africa currently outpaces the rate at which the animals are being killed.
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New data filed Saturday reveals that Clinton's campaign, party and super PACs sit on a reserve that outpaces those of Donald Trump, warchests that are giving her greater strength on television and battleground states, where Clinton has a more muscular presence than Trump.
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The age of the digital native - children born into technology, resulting in a natural fluency - is without a doubt, a beneficial point of technological advance, however, the rate at which these advances emerge, vastly outpaces the senior citizen's ability to grasp it.
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"HMNY continues to be the biggest supporter of MoviePass, as it outpaces any other movie theater subscription service and continues to disrupt the movie theater industry," said Ted Farnsworth, Chairman and CEO of HMNY, in a statement about today's new, lower pricing.
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But the nearly one-third of Americans who see the election as a mandate outpaces the share who saw the election outcome that way in other recent elections where control of either the US Senate or the House of Representatives changed hands.
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What may be less surprising is that technology often outpaces policy, and Director Clapper's pen marks the end of a long, deliberative process to ensure background investigators are equipped for today's realities while maintaining our timeless freedoms, civil liberties and privacy rights.
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He falsely claimed to have created more jobs than his predecessor, despite the fact that the 227,000 jobs a month created in the last three years of President Barack Obama's term easily outpaces the 191,000 jobs per month of the Trump years.
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Dismayed about ripping off do-gooders — mawkishness is the only aspect in which "Bad Santa 2" outpaces its predecessor — Willie is not above beating up a street Santa (Mike Starr) who gets into a dispute with him over a spot to stand.
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For much of the movie, Tom will butt heads with his willful son, Tommy (Jack Lowden), whose golfing talent soon outpaces his father's and whose aversion to forelock-tugging angers the aristocrats who sponsor their tournaments — and pocket most of the winnings.
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RELATED: Full poll results The share who favor impeachment and removal from office now narrowly outpaces the share who say they don't feel that way -- a first in CNN polling -- although the two figures are within the poll's margin of sampling error.
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Over the long term, Mondelez said, it's targeting annual revenue growth of 3 percent or more, adjusted earnings per share in the "high-single" digits, free cash flow of $3 billion or more and dividend growth that outpaces adjusted earnings per share growth.
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Over the long term, Mondelez said it's targeting annual revenue growth of 3 percent or more, adjusted earnings per share in the "high-single" digits, free cash flow of $3 billion or more and dividend growth that outpaces adjusted earnings per share growth.
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On the Somerville ordinance, ACLU director Kade Crockford said: "The city is sending a bold statement that it won't sit by idly while the dystopian technology further outpaces our civil liberties protections and harms privacy, racial and gender justice, and freedom of speech."
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Halliburton said some of its customers are reducing activity and lowering their rig count as production in West Texas and New Mexico outpaces the capacity at which crude oil can be transported out of the region, creating bottlenecks in the supply chain.
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The Czechs are the richest, with a GDP per head that is 73% of Germany's, followed by Slovakia with 63% and Hungary and Poland with around 43% each—and the gap continues to close, as their growth outpaces that of the behemoth (see chart).
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For their debut feature-length film, the writers and directors, Hannah Marks and Joey Power, repeatedly use montages to depict Elliot and Mia's relationship, presenting snapshots of an affair as it rushes through stages and milestones, adopting a rhythm that outpaces even Elliot's cancer.
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Goldman Sachs analysts see iron ore at $62 a ton in 2017 and $47 in 2018, saying that while supply and demand may be relatively balanced next year, the price could "fall toward the marginal cost of production in 2018 as supply outpaces demand".
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Outside of China — where the scale of the epidemic still far outpaces the rest of the world and where whole cities have been locked down over the past two months — quarantines have proved an effective measure to at least slow the spread of the virus.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Profits on churning out barrels of gasoil and jet fuel in Asia could keep climbing after marking their highest in nearly two years this month, boosted as demand outpaces supply hit by a string of refinery outages both internationally and in the region.
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As a result, Louisville outpaces its human rankings with most computers: Ken Pomeroy's ranking has the Cardinals seventh in the country, while Jeff Sagarin's "predictor" rating, which relies heavily on the score of games, has them in first, where they have been for much of the season.
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But it's important to understand that this is simply rhetoric from Pelosi -- and that any sort of critical analysis makes clear that the likelihood of Trump being impeached based on the current evidence greatly outpaces the chances of him being charged, much less incarcerated, down the line.
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In Rohrabacher's district, Hans Keirstead, a pioneer in stem cell research who sold his business for more than $100 million in 2014 and later bought it back, has given Democrats a top recruit with a science and business background in a district where Republican registration outpaces Democrats.
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"Unlike the reverse auction, in which there is a limited number of possible rounds, forward auction bidding rounds for a stage can continue without limit so long as demand outpaces supply for any product," said two FCC staffers leading the auction in a blog post last week.
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Was it the the trap of being raised in the Jordan Downs Projects in Watts, where the rate of violent crimes outpaces a vast majority of the county, and according to one 2014 study, the quality of life is akin to that of the early 1970s?
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D) faces a tough reelection bid, far outpaces the rest of the country in online ad buys on Google.
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"Unlike the reverse auction, in which there is a limited number of possible rounds, forward auction bidding rounds for a stage can continue without limit so long as demand outpaces supply for any product," said the two officials leading the auction in a blog post last week.
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People can mourn the loss of life in a mass shooting and at the same time believe that the death rates for medical errors, the flu, and suicide (particularly since the gun suicide rate in America outpaces its gun homicide rate) in the US are worrisome.
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Clinton not only leads him among women voters in most polls, but a recent NBC/Wall Street Journal survey found that she outpaces the business mogul by 29 points among white women with a college degree, a group that Mitt Romney won by 85033 points in 2012.
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The latest International Energy Agency (IEA) findings show that the growth in energy needs outpaces the growth in energy efficiency — which suggests that we need to rethink the energy mix and focus on the end product being clean, rather than hastily abandoning one source or the other.
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While that's still less than Amazon Fire TV's 255 million active users, Roku far outpaces its rival in terms of time spent: Roku captured approximately 20193% of global connected-TV viewing time in Q22019 221 compared with 230% for Fire TV, according to recent Conviva research.
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Localytics used data it collected in the first week of retail availability (November 3 to November 5, to be precise) and that 0.93 percent outpaces the 0.3 percent and 0.4 percent collected for the iPhone 8 and 8 Pus, respectively, in their first week of availability in Sept.
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Both companies have seen stock price growth since January, but HPE growth at 43 percent significantly outpaces the 24 percent growth seen at HP. The printer market specifically is a point of distress for traders, with HP seeing double digit revenue declines servicing the space in previous quarters.
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The number of women incarcerated in jails and prisons has increased exponentially in the past few decades; currently, estimates find that there are more than 200,000 women behind bars in the US. The growth in the number of incarcerated women actually outpaces the growth of the male incarcerated population.
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Nearly 39 million American jobs—one in every five—depend on international trade," Union Pacific CEO Lance Fritz said in a statement accompanying the report.. "Because growth in trade-dependent jobs far outpaces job growth as a whole, we urge lawmakers to engage in more trade agreement negotiations.
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A study conducted by the payments processor Vantiv in 2017 found that more than 70 percent of millennials have a product subscription and 89 percent a service subscription — a reaction, they suggest, to being "bombarded with an abundance of choice," and a percentage that far outpaces boomers and Gen-Xers.
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The Meridian store now outpaces the original during membership drives, sometimes by a three-to-one margin, and attracts shoppers like Ashley and her husband, Ray, transplants from the San Francisco area who did not want their last names used because of a backlash they say is running hot against Californians.
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RELATED: Full poll results About half of Democrats and Democratic-leaners (49%) say the ability to beat Trump is extremely important to them in deciding whom to support for their party's nomination in 2020, that outpaces the second highest-rated trait -- having the right experience to be president -- by 10 points.
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While the 57% who said they had a very positive reaction to Trump's speech outpaces the marks received by his predecessor for any of his recent State of the Union addresses, they fell below the reviews either Barack Obama or George W. Bush received for either of their initial addresses to Congress.
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Biden outpaces Sanders by 40 points as the candidate with the best chance to beat Trump (66% say Biden has the best shot, 243% say Sanders), the best chance to unite the country (254% Biden to 22016% Sanders) and as best able to handle a major crisis (24% Biden to 27% Sanders).
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Lacombe looked through letters and phone calls to the White House about guns over the years, and found that while pro-gun control letters and calls spike after mass shootings, there's a constant stream of anti-gun control contacts from gun owners, which easily matches and outpaces the calls for stricter regulation.
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The new rating outpaces his previous second-term high -- reached just after a Democratic convention that extolled the successes of his presidency -- by one point, and hits a level he's reached just twice since the end of his first year in office: In January 2013 just before his second inauguration and in January 2011.
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"There are hundreds of thousands of people graduating from college who don't know what to do, or people who are looking for a career transition, and the key message here is that high-paying jobs are still very much tied to industries in which demand for talent outpaces supply," says Scott Dobroski, Glassdoor's community expert.
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Read more: Millennials and Gen X are both stressed, broke, and in debt — but Gen X is more worried about itLiving costs are outpacing income growth for millennialsThese indebted millennial respondents reflect some of the financial woes facing their generation as a whole, particularly when it comes to an increasing cost of living that outpaces their income growth.
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What's been clear for months now, however, is that Yang -- through his quirky personality and willingness to talk about previously taboo topics like automation and universal basic income -- has built a durable following online and offline that outpaces many of the better-known candidates who have left the race and several who are still in it.
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Because of its spongy militarism and unearned sanctimony and general blank and overwhelming dumbassery, the NFL far outpaces any other sports league for reflecting the failures of the culture in which it's situated; the NBA, which is an altogether lighter and more pleasant place, is not remotely in the same universe of dysfunction, in terms of its product or overall ambient vibe.
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A narrow majority (53%), say they think Trump will do a very or fairly good job as president, and 40% say they have a lot of confidence in Trump to deal with the economy, a share that outpaces the percentage who had that much confidence in Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton or Ronald Reagan ahead of their first inaugurations.
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Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyKennedy outpaces Markey in Q4 fundraising Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus Dozens of House Democrats warn Trump administration against Medicaid block grants MORE (D-Mass.) outpaced Sen.
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The fact is, our nation's medical and political systems have invested a lot of resources keeping fetuses and infants alive, and with demonstrable results: Although the number of babies that die each year still outpaces the number of women who die, infant mortality has dropped to its lowest point in 50 years, the CDC says, while maternal mortality is rising.
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TRUMP-BACKED JOHN COX OUTPACES VILLARAIGOSA FOR GOVERNOR, FEINSTEIN TAKES TOP SPOT IN SENATE CONTEST Democrats, though, spent more than $7 million trying to repair the damage inflicted by Democratic infighting in the competitive races, while Trump sent out a series of tweet offering his support for candidates and warning of a situation in which House Democratic leader Pelosi, D-Calif.
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While some would dismiss these actions as small or symbolic — black and Latino unemployment, which still outpaces white unemployment, has been steadily declining for years, and one can argue that the King site announcement or the prison reform meeting were merely symbolic — these are not the kinds of actions that should galvanize criticism or would be used as evidence the President is racist.
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The Democratic nominee easily outpaces Republican rival Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who came in third, 6900 percent to 2628 percent, according to the survey of 28503 members of the National Association for Business Economics.
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" MOHAMED EL-ERIAN, CHIEF ECONOMIC ADVISER AT ALLIANZ, NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF "While sluggish wage growth counter what would otherwise have been a uniformly strong jobs report, the data will reinforce in the short-term the baseline view of a strong U.S. economy that outpaces others, is able to navigate trade policy uncertainty, and will encourage the Fed to hike at least once more this year.
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Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyPeace Corps' sudden decision to leave China stirs blowback Kennedy outpaces Markey in Q4 fundraising Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus MORE III (D-Mass.), who served in the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic, said he wanted to learn more about the decision.
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JAKARTA, Aug 4 (Reuters) - ** PT Intiland Development Tbk rises as much as 11 pct to 635 rupiah, highest since Sept 22 ** Stock far outpaces the 0.57 pct gain in the main index and a 0.61 pct gain in the property and construction subindex ** Local broker Trimegah initiates coverage on Intiland stock with a 'buy' rating and 800 rupiah target price ** Intiland is among property firms aiming to grab a share of at least $30 billion expected to be brought back to Indonesia under a tax amnesty programme
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As the New York Times's Susan Chira noted in a story following the 2018 elections, the degree of funding Emily's List has brought to the table for Democratic women far outpaces that of some of its Republican counterparts — a dynamic that illustrates just how much Democrats have committed to this effort compared to the GOP: Emily's List, which endorses and finances Democratic women who support abortion rights, said it raised $110 million this election cycle and has raised more than $600 million since it was founded in 1985.
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In a press release, Microsoft acknowledged that streaming has become the dominant way people now listen to music (it now far outpaces digital downloads, with over 20173 percent of U.S, music sales coming from streaming subscriptions versus 19 percent for downloads), while tactfully admitting that Groove, which grew out of Xbox Music, simply couldn't match the catalog and user experience offered by Spotify: With the continued advancement of music streaming today, all the world's music has become easily accessible across a variety of devices, unlocking new ways to discover and experience music.
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The Ministry of Industry and Trade said last week that Vietnam will contend with severe power shortages from 2021 as electricity demand outpaces construction of new power plants, adding that it will have to import 680 million tonnes of coal to feed its power plants during the 2016-2030 period.. In other moves to cut the trade surplus with the United States, Vietnam's Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical said last month it will import 2 million to 3 million barrels of U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude in the second half of this year for its Dung Quat refinery.
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The 48 circuit court judges confirmed during Trump's presidency far outpaces those of his recent predecessors at comparable points in their presidencies: 23 for Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaPro-Booker super PAC shuts down Michelle Obama shares 'Happy Thanksgiving' message with photo of family Nixon-era DOJ official made famous by 'Saturday Night Massacre' dies at 87 MORE, 28 for George W. Bush, 85033 for Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonTop Obama-era official says Trump is 'destroying' executive privilege amid investigations Ex-Clinton strategist met with Trump to talk impeachment Corporation that holds migrant children backs out of plans to hold holiday party at Trump golf club MORE and 29 for George H.W. Bush, according to data compiled by Russell Wheeler, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution's Governance Studies program.
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