He has an outsized ego and an outsized vulnerability to match.
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It is defined more and more by outsized personalities and outsized transfer fees.
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Our industry has gained outsized power, and now it needs to meet that power with outsized responsibility.
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Reddy's outsized meals weren't a simple pursuit of internet notoriety, but a reflection of his equally outsized heart.
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"These people who get outsized results in different areas often ask outsized questions that seem very absurd," says Ferriss.
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Last year, Aswath Damodaran, a valuation expert at New York University, said that Uber's biggest problem was parlaying its outsized market size into outsized profits.
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Outsized influence Evangelical voters are the most reliable bloc of caucus-goers on the Republican side and they have had outsized influence in past election cycles.
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Or in plainer English, how much investors are paying to protect themselves against (or take advantage of) an outsized fall on Wall Street versus an outsized rise.
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"At some point, losing elements of that has outsized, could have outsized effects, and these are some of the judgments that the government will have to make," he said.
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OUTSIZED IMPACT The shortfall had an outsized impact on Louisiana, which receives almost half the GOMESA programs revenues because of its geographic proximity to the largest number of offshore wells.
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This makes it all too likely that we will be revisiting the famous twin-deficit problem of the Reagan presidency when we had both an outsized budget deficit and an outsized trade deficit.
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The administration still places outsized respect in mainstream news outlets.
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First, it gives small states outsized influence over our elections.
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This makes the manufacturer's outsized reaction all the more unusual.
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Fox News' outsized impact on Republican politics is not new.
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Women are the secret ingredient in Latin America's outsized returns
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And Iowa had an outsized importance because it was first.
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The app's Experience choices are often outsized and bleakly funny.
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SPLRCT, which have an outsized impact on the benchmark index.
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Human babies have big heads to contain their outsized brains.
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You're not getting outsized movements one way or the other.
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The lure of outsized donations is corrupting the political process.
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That's how an ideological minority gains outsized influence over policy.
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From chopping block to outsized role, how did it happen?
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Ultimately, progressives want to tame the outsized power of corporations.
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But outsized returns could be a thing of the past.
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Boeing's climb has had an outsized impact on the Dow.
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And that's not just Trump and Bernie Sanders's outsized success.
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This speaks to the outsized power of Adobe's effective monopoly.
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China's tech giants play an outsized role in Chinese entertainment.
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"Funds can drive outsized returns as well as outsized headaches," she added in reference of recent scandals that have put some limited partners in difficult positions, including having to consider shutting down some funds.
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Meanwhile, outsized corporate entities from Monsanto, to Kraft Heinz, to Google and Facebook wield outsized market power to squash potential competitors, set prices, ink deals, and push policymakers toward conditions that favorable to the megacorps.
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Growth has been exceptionally outsized at BankUnited (BKU), UMB Financial Corp.
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That may not sound like much, but their importance is outsized.
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It's possible there could be some outsized moves given reduced liquidity.
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So how did such a shoddy idea gain such outsized influence?
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The army has always played an outsized role in public life.
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Cows have an outsized climate impact for a few main reasons.
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Massive losses from giant energy companies explain this outsized profit implosion.
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Tesla plays an outsized role in the EV market right now.
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The relatively small island has an outsized importance for Indonesian tourism.
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But Amazon plays an outsized role in the city's recent transformation.
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And that could mean some stocks are set for outsized gains.
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And they have such an outsized influence, it&aposs a problem.
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Those emotions sometimes feel comically outsized, especially in Darwin the cat.
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Generate buzz with confrontational statements, outsized self-promotion, and abundant charisma.
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LeBron, so outsized are the profiles of the NBA's brightest stars.
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To understand conservatives' outsized importance, look back to 2016 exit polling.
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The company's great, but that does seem too outsized to me.
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Guns and the environment took an outsized role in this race.
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This was outsized struggle in a midsized city. Turn. Turn. Turn.
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Coleman and Laffont relied on technology companies to drive outsized gains.
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He also shares an imperious style and penchant for outsized pay.
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Protesters say the response is not only outsized, but also racist.
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Home Depot drew an outsized percentage of investment dollars in Georgia.
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For the time being, FMBI's outsized growth remains a rating constraint.
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These companies contributed to an outsized portion of the market's gains.
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Sure, he played an outsized role in the 2016 presidential election.
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Finally, there is the outsized role of private money in politics.
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The world's most successful people read an outsized number of books.
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Mr. Trump's outsized influence offers him a measure of political insurance.
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Meanwhile, the costs of owning a humongous car are similarly outsized.
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However, the week has been characterized by outsized gains and losses.
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Because of the rarity of the Lions tour, streaks become outsized.
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A time when tiny islands like Cuba took on outsized significance.
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The government plays an outsized role in protecting our public health.
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But the Street's favorite stocks have outsized clout in the index.
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Anytime you're promised outsized returns, it's more likely fantasy than fact.
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Charlie Kushner had an outsized presence in New Jersey's Jewish community.
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They are also taking an increasingly outsized role at emergency scenes.
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They honestly did not seem ... the challenges seemed outsized to them.
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Is the podcasting industry primed for more outsized successes from anywhere?
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"At some point, losing elements of that has outsized - could have outsized - effects, and these are some of the judgments that the government will have to make," he said in a question-and-answer session in parliament.
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But the broader market decline is having an outsized impact on technology.
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But JD's outsized woes puts it at the bottom of the pack.
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Apple certainly seems to believe News+ is an outsized bargain for you.
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Herbert's novel has an outsized footprint in the larger science fiction canon.
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Some of the drivers already have outsized personalities that match their talent.
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A small number of schools shoulder an outsized share of the blame.
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Europe has always played an outsized role in the climate-change debate.
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And it's an outsized return; they make these groups much more dangerous.
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After years of outsized success, the company is confronted with a crisis.
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It also testified to the outsized vision of Elon Musk, its creator.
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Trump's outsized influence over government agencies has deflated any expectation for transparency.
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Joaquin was fanciful, but in this truck, they enjoyed his outsized ambition.
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But there's no outsized curatorial ego here, nor idle postures of virtue.
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Turnbull, like Trump, has an outsized personality and a flair for showmanship.
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But even there, Donald Trump's presidency is creating outsized uncertainty, Calacanis said.
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Gosling doesn't have the same need for an outsized show of masculinity.
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Traders use options to guard against outsized market reaction to such events.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has been vocal about reigning in outsized corporate power.
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Some of those Republicans carry outsized influence on the national political stage.
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Clinton), and tell increasingly outsized lies to smother pesky truths (Mr. Trump).
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Buried in the big numbers was a smaller one with outsized significance.
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It makes sense that celebrities might have outsized relationships with their pets.
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But that limited exposure provides an outsized, lasting impression of the man.
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Cars and trucks play an outsized role in the traditional American dream.
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A stock's outsized move in a short time triggers a volatility halt.
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VCs' hunt for outsized returns may have encouraged broader exploitation over the
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All this would provoke an outsized — and probably mistaken — response from Caracas.
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A small satellite, quickly developed and launched, can have outsized combat effects.
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Symptomatic of these practices is the outsized influence of organized political stakeholders.
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He leaned on an outsized, nearly feral charisma more than his words.
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In human discourses about flowers and plants, color plays an outsized role.
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These previous trials also reported an outsized threat which appears highly implausible.
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In other words, this comparatively tiny nation produces some outsized tech successes.
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One of the most dramatic is the positioning of two outsized photographs.
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But because of Isaiah's usual composure, the response seemed outsized, frenetic, unhinged.
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And money definitely plays an outsized and generally malign role in policy.
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For Pachama's founder, forest preservation and reforestation projects can have outsized benefits.
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By contrast, small donors comprised an outsized portion of Trump's campaign haul.
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That means the coronavirus could have an outsized effect on global shipping.
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And the potential for outsized opportunities are especially ripe in untapped markets.
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The outsized influence of early voting states has previously come under criticism.
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Travel and tourism will have an outsized effect, Batson and Cui said.
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He covered his face with his outsized hands to mask his shame.
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But the brand also had an outsized impact on culture at large.
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Venture capitalism is about investing in bold bets with huge, outsized returns.
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Supporters, however, say that the provision shields nonprofits from outsized political influence.
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The shift could have an outsized effect on presidential races in Florida.
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Meanwhile Beto O'Rourke and Bill de Blasio have benefitted from outsized coverage.
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Hodges, they still seem to drive an outsized chunk of national policy.
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And being the most populous state means that California's politics get outsized significance.
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Computer scientists who have reviewed the data found Alfa's presence odd -- and outsized.
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And unsurprisingly, it has cornered an outsized portion of the digital advertising industry.
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But the job is, at least in its contemporary incarnation, outsized by design.
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Disturbing a WhatsApp group's dominant dynamic in this way often has outsized consequences.
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The outsized discoveries – the "non-linear" ones – are highly likely to require wandering.
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Viruses pick up genetic mutations all the time, but few have outsized effects.
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Georgia is already making an outsized contribution in the global campaign against terrorism.
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But gasoline prices have long had an outsized effect on the American psyche.
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Like its transatlantic counterpart, the IB exercises an outsized influence in two ways.
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The outsized discoveries — the 'non-linear' ones — are highly likely to require wandering.
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And, in the very early stages, he has an outsized lead over Nixon.
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But third party candidates seem to be playing an outsized role in 2016.
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But bots are unlikely to live up to these outsized expectations anytime soon.
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Tech platforms do have outsized power, both to police speech and in general.
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The April "jungle primary" has received outsized attention from Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Themes around grief and loss play an outsized role in exploring this relationship.
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Consumer advocates, however, say their aim is to wring outsized profits from repairs.
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Outsized multinational companies are involved, and so are venture capital firms' big pocketbooks.
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Word-of-mouth recommendations still play a key, arguably outsized,rolein podcast discovery.
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If a surprise does indeed arise, the stock could see an outsized move.
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Still, the program can offer outsized value if you know where to look.
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But despite his outsized financial success, Langone still is careful with his money.
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He is a charmingly upbeat and outsized personality who encourages everyone around him.
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"He's made an outsized impact as a trusted counselor and friend," he said.
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So who are these 719 people who have outsized power in this process?
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It's like, the "sexier" stuff for press, it does start to feel outsized.
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All this, campus officials argue, points to University's outsized commitment to the arts.
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There are also some oddities in scale, with certain films given outsized importance.
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But it has a small collection of wonderments that give it outsized character.
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They also serve an outsized role, given the lack of patient safety information.
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The next month, the company shipped another outsized order to the same store.
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And caucuses have an outsized pull on those who do not vote regularly.
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The FAANGs just themselves have taken up an outsized space in investor portfolios.
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Ratings may also be sensitive to an outsized reliance on capital markets revenues.
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Events in adolescence often take on an outsized importance in one's middle years.
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And some of these cuts would produce outsized effects that drag down growth.
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But Parchman commands an outsized presence, both in the Delta and in Mississippi.
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Iowa's outsized role in presidential politics is often criticized for precisely that reason.
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And if you're a Democrat in Rhode Island, you get an outsized say.
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There is no denying the outsized role of union dollars in Democratic politics.
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Yet, those four states stand to bear an outsized burden on soy tariffs.
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Restaurant chain Denny's' rebranding strategy is "serving up outsized returns," according to Oppenheimer.
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The relationship between two outsized personalities will continue to unfold in the months ahead.
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They suggest Britain's outsized contribution to defence and security should win the country concessions.
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Often outsized and outgunned, Edgar consistently makes very scary men look confused and outclassed.
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But it wields outsized influence due to street power of its die-hard supporters.
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Having celebrities involved in the company is another way to generate outsized earned media.
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Again, like the outsized appeal of tech, the founder following makes sense to Grant.
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Meanwhile, the debacle has reignited criticism of Iowa's outsized role in the nominating process.
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" And the Seattle Times' Mike Rosenberg: "Amazon parlayed HQ2 into incredibly outsized media attention.
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The Chicago rapper was recognized for his outsized philanthropic efforts in the past year.
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Ford was a popular figure for his outsized personality and decidedly atypical political demeanor.
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Another person familiar with X said the lab's outsized ambitions and size remain unchanged.
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It draws on outsized, hyperbolic elements from action films, fantasy, science fiction, and horror.
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And though they're small, they've played an outsized role in the net neutrality debate.
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Analysts had expected a loss of 21.3430,000 jobs after September's outsized gain of 67,200.
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This reversal in money flows is having an outsized effect on the financial markets.
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Even on a cloudy day, the snow's reflectivity can have a seemingly outsized effect.
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It's just that the NFL, on the other hand, is outsized in every way.
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Or perhaps Trump, with his outsized self confidence, thinks himself immune to political fallout.
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The merger could have outsized impact on how some lower-income communities stay informed.
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The royal welcome was outsized, and appeared to put Trump in his comfort zone.
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One area where Brexit may still have an outsized impact is in financial markets.
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While Backstage certainly has a mission, Hamilton sees a huge potential for outsized returns.
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But the race drew outsized attention for the Democratic establishment's apparent favoritism toward Crow.
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These outsized weapons are sold in shops in several states throughout the United States.
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Economists shrugged off the modest gains as payback after February's outsized increase in hiring.
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Current Politburo member This under-the-radar politician wields outsized power in the party.
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The primary garnered outsized attention thanks to the clash between local and national Democrats.
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Since 2011, America's modest investment in Tunisia's democratic transition has yielded an outsized return.
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A handful of outsized deals powered the growth, Salesforce executives said on the call.
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As a result, pressured consumers could have an outsized impact on CIBC's overall results.
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His appearances before Congress laid bare an outsized ego obvious to everyone but himself.
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But the indictments and the reporting also built up outsized expectations for Mueller's report.
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That has given him outsized popularity in China, "especially with the girls," Cao said.
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His outsized image got him fans, and he was particularly popular among outcast teens.
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His influence over time has been as outsized as his current sense of responsibility.
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The EPA administrator has come under intense scrutiny for ethics issues and outsized spending.
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Recent years in this bull market, though, have shown that outsized gains are possible.
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More recently, Ellison has questioned whether Israel has outsized influence over U.S. foreign policy.
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ADM and Cargill are viewed as particularly vulnerable due to their outsized U.S. footprints.
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Aboukhadijeh said that Twitter played an outsized role in building out his revenue stream.
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They must have an outsized ability to manage risk and to sit with fear.
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Viewed from this perspective, the outsized gains for Netflix and Amazon make perfect sense.
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"When that dries up or slows significantly, you're having outsized market effects," he said.
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It will slice across Monument Avenue, known for its outsized statues of Confederate generals.
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Measuring 26 feet by nine feet, it is an outsized testimony to Raphael's talents.
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When politicians play an outsized role in the economy, companies must curry their favor.
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They also have an outsized view, likely heard in the country's corridors of power.
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Over the years, Mr. Qiu has drawn outsized maps that combine fantasy with politics.
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Built correctly and with proper maintenance, such structures might not pose an outsized risk.
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Rella, all wide eyes and popped eyebrows, is the man as hyperbole, comically outsized.
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California will play an outsized role in choosing the party's presidential nominee next year.
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Her primary object is to dupe men with outsized notions of their own intelligence.
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Roberts could, if he were so inclined, assume an outsized role in Trump's fate.
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Cyber war gives outsized opportunities to North Korea and it's important to push back.
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It was an extraordinary display of one resurgent power's callous reach and outsized boldness.
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Despite The Paris Review's relatively small circulation, it has an outsized influence in publishing.
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Bezos doesn't have super-majority stock but does have outsized influence on the company.
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Perhaps understandably, the ballet's outsized budget and escapist theme clashed with wartorn 1920s Vienna.
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Steve Grasso, managing director of institutional trading at Stuart Frankel, warned that while investing in GDX may produce outsized gains relative to the others — the fund is up 40% this year versus the GLD's 19% gain — it could also lead to outsized losses.
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The media has had an outsized impact on the whims of voters this election cycle.
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Before that situation came to light, that office had generated outsized profits for the bank.
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This resulted from outsized positions in activities not in line with the Global Markets strategy.
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And those principles and ideas are being given an outsized presence in this current election.
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"We sometimes have an outsized sense of what Iowa and New Hampshire portend," warned Roginsky.
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But hey, it's not just athletes and musicians who can bring outsized interest to deals.
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Companies with compelling missions and founding stories are often able to capture outsized earned media.
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Even if she loses, Ms Le Pen has had an outsized influence over this campaign.
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But Buttigieg's sexuality will have an outsized effect in South Carolina, said Missouri Democratic Rep.
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With each public appearance he seemed more feeble, a stark contrast to his outsized aura.
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Given Mr Cuomo's outsized influence over the state party apparatus, this explanation has been questioned.
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Everyone relates to the experience of assigning outsized significance to the debris of a relationship.
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The average IPO is up 2222 percent thanks to a few outsized gains from techs.
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Deepening familiar party divisions, an outsized number of battleground House and Senate races on Nov.
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But given the country's outsized influence on global carbon emissions, those statistics matter a lot.
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Some of them resent Mr Serraj for his outsized role in negotiations with foreign powers.
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Manafort's and Gates' activities carry outsized importance, since they have steered Trump's campaign since April.
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But Hillary Clinton does, and our outsized expectations of this woman are hard to overlook.
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As usual, a handful of big deals made an outsized contribution to the quarterly totals.
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Superhero stories are traditionally about defeating villains, foiling outsized plots, then whooshing off in triumph.
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The politician was a popular figure for his outsized personality and decidedly atypical political demeanor.
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But despite the incredible potential of these platforms to generate outsized returns, many fail. Why?
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Thursday will play an outsized role in determining whether he towers over the fall campaign.
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But whether Apple would see fit to take such an outsized risk is another question.
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Friday's employment data revealed the third month of outsized job gains in the last four.
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The kingdom's outsized welcome, intended to flatter a president hungry for affirmation, appeared to work.
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Despite their outsized importance in pop culture, however, serial killers are in fact vanishingly rare.
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But the Trump administration has also shown distrust of giant corporations with outsized market power.
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For eight minutes the U.K. bank wasn't trading due to "outsized moves", according to Reuters.
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The unit represents 2 percent of BlackRock's assets but an outsized 6 percent of fees.
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The outsized result seems to suggest there may be a problem with their statistical analysis.
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But this new research argues that tree and crop planting plays a bigger, outsized role.
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I am concerned that disinformation is playing an outsized role in shaping our political discourse.
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Humans' outsized, power-hungry brains suck up around a quarter of their body's oxygen supplies.
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That gives them an outsized 5.8% weight in Mr Balding's simple average of 69 products.
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They make an outsized chunk of their sales during the final quarter of the year.
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In addition, oil has an outsized effect on American consumers' psyche, beyond the actual costs.
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But the sensational nature of the charges against the Clintons ensure they'll get outsized attention.
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Oil prices play an outsized role One big X-factor is the price of oil.
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Still, several also expressed concern about the creation of an eyeglass giant with outsized clout.
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Investor concerns highlight the outsized importance of TCS, more than 70 percent owned by Tata.
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As noted above, FMBI's loan growth has been outsized relative to peers and the industry.
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David Lynch's classic television show Twin Peaks has had an outsized influence on video games.
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The presidential election is increasingly being waged online, giving an outsized influence to Internet powerbrokers.
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President Obama's chief strategist was David Axelrod, who held an outsized influence on his administration.
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Like the aforementioned actors, Moby exemplifies the kind of outsized archetype Kelly was drawn to.
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In his memoir, he describes Diane as having had "an outsized role" in attracting voters.
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Millennials and other young people, then, arguably play an outsized part in stemming the virus.
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So Washington ought to be very thankful that Seoul has taken on this outsized role.
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"Addison is a small town, but its economic presence is way outsized," Mr. Reed said.
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As long as it sounded like a signifier of outsized achievement, it didn't really matter.
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In terms of initial market reaction, the dollar is stronger, but not an outsized move.
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It's a simple tool, but one that could have an outsized impact during the pandemic.
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And in a cap-weighted index like the S&P, they have an outsized influence.
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Puerto Ricans have this outsized nationalism because it's been a colony for its entire existence.
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We're not seeing outsized surprises, but good results, and I think that's also helping markets.
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I still do that on Twitter because that hellhole holds outsized importance in my life.
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We did not get an outsized amount of revenue growth from the Max being out.
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Maybe the outsized response to AM2R could lead to some Kickstarter dollars headed his way?
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Analysts cited a higher reliance on commission revenue as a reason for its outsized decline.
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Team Rising weigh the outsized role of billionaires in the 2020 primary so far. Hill.
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Several analysts pointed to this as one factor in Pompeo's outsized influence within the administration.
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But even among its closest peers, Snap has counted on equity to an outsized degree.
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In Europe, U.S. LNG is already playing an outsized role in strengthening U.S. foreign policy.
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This is especially worrisome, given the outsized impact developers have on companies' chances of success.
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But with that popularity also comes outsized potential for downside in the sector they dominate.
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The outsized effects of his words, regardless of your opinion of them, are clearly quantifiable.
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But its reform is crucial for Goldman because of the bank's outsized dependence on trading.
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Published in English, Tehelka had a small circulation but an outsized reputation for tough investigations.
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Before the situation came to light, that office had generated outsized profits for the bank.
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Her need for expression mountrously outsized the risk of expression to a potentially ineffective listener.
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If he ends up being Delegator in Chief, his appointments could have an outsized influence.
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It's nakedly obvious where it invents fictional incidents, or blows real ones up to outsized proportions.
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Yet the industry exerts an outsized pull on the continent's politics, affecting even giant geopolitical matters.
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Even marginal changes to those products can have an outsized impact on your quality of life.
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The cord cutting trend is having an outsized impact on subscription video apps' revenue, it seems.
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Nor is it because his outsized role in American business made an unforgettable impression on them.
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You'll also have to file Form 5329 to report the outsized contribution or else face penalties.
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Societally, there is still an outsized emphasis on heteronormative standards of relationships, sex, and romantic love.
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Much of Kleiner's outsized success in recent decades was tied to Doerr's early investments in Amazon.
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Its quantitative easing program has had an outsized influence over the markets since the financial crisis.
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Second, Germany has an outsized influence in the 28-member European Union and around the world.
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Read the conclusion, Women are the secret ingredient in Latin America's outsized returns, on Extra Crunch.
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There's no doubt it was a pointed moment, but the Republican indignation has been comically outsized.
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In formerly safe Republican districts, these contests have seen outsized Democratic turnouts and surprisingly stiff competition.
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Spiders sit high in the pantheon of species that have an outsized terror-to-danger ratio.
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Airbnb, the outsized "startup" that now employs 4,000 people, is currently profitable on an EBITDA basis.
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Mutual fund managers believe Apple no longer enjoys the outsized prospects it had in the past.
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He oversold what he's achieved so far, set outsized expectations and ignored the hard choices ahead.
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Economically, Germany's strong performance has bred complacency at home and an outsized fear of indiscipline abroad.
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The oversight was an unfortunate blip during an otherwise outsized display of personal diplomacy in Israel.
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They probably account for a similarly outsized share of ambulance call-outs and hospital-admissions costs.
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Because it's the only authenticated image, it's taken on an outsized role in representing the poet.
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Grief, denial, the outsized fantasies of childhood, and a couple of different kinds of personal courage.
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And there's also one country playing an outsized role in the skin care industry: South Korea.
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Not only do VPs retain their position, they may play an outsized role in critical policy.
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One big takeaway from this year's Milken conference: attendees were obsessing about the outsized cash environment.
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His performance last Wednesday in attacking Mueller played an outsized role in getting him this job.
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Details can prevent heirs from having outsized inheritance expectations, but offering an exact number isn't easy.
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The contractor refuses to make the fixes; instead the company is walking away with outsized profits.
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Problem is, kids (and adults) don't necessarily understand the drawbacks to this degree of outsized exposure.
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As outsized and strange as the ending is, it still fits precisely with what's gone before.
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Chaffetz's decision not to run, in other words, may be in keeping with his outsized ambition.
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The Times' outsized influence on American life has long been a point of interest for artists.
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And in Houston, for example, the petrochemical industry is an outsized source compared to other cities.
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They see Unruh's movement as a small but vocal minority given outsized coverage by the media.
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It would also put enormous pressure on the company's next product to be an outsized success.
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Disruptions, even minor ones, to human beings' sleep patterns can have outsized effects, according to researchers.
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Moreover, the United States isn't shouldering an outsized share of the burden for these new initiatives.
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The victory sets Harris up for a tough general election fight that could draw outsized attention.
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It inspired a design of typically outsized imagination: a winged composition, all sharp angles and protrusions.
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At times it can feel close, but the socialist mind-set still has an outsized influence.
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The recent sluggishness of European economies suggests an adverse effect from the continent's outsized government sectors.
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The president is said to chafe when his aides receive what he feels is outsized attention.
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S. Midtier Regional Bank Periodic Review (Outsized Growth Points to Potential Risks for Group)' published today.
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Yet Trump has taken outsized umbrage at the moves, deeming them designed to damage him politically.
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Advocates for change say the current system places outsized importance on a handful of swing-states.
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" And so people who succeed in finance "are susceptible to developing massively outsized egos and appetites.
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The first results from Ohio are coming in, showing O'Connor with an outsized lead over Balderson.
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Pastime Paradise Finally, two books by authors with outsized literary personas align with your father's hobbies.
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Whatever fix is selected will have outsized impact on Detroit, likely more than any other franchise.
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Granted, interest in the 12 scheduled Republican debates substantially dropped with time, despite Trump's outsized influence.
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Some of the moves are likely to be outsized given the broad recovery in stock markets.
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"I could already tell he had an outsized personality and was very ambitious," Mr. Colicchio said.
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Houston's sprawl gave the city terrible traffic and an outsized pollution footprint even before the hurricane.
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HARRIS: Holding big tech accountable because they have an outsized influence on people's perceptions about issues.
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Barneys filed for bankruptcy earlier this year as it struggled with waning sales and outsized rent.
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These newly formed behemoths also wield outsized political power, which only serves to exacerbate the issue.
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Fellow Democrats noted the large void left by Cummings' passing, and the outsized role he played.
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His influence has been seen in an outsized flow of ISIS recruits from Trinidad and Tobago.
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In part, this reflects the rappers' outsized ambition and latent boredom with simple symbols of excess.
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It featured an outsized triangular slab of fish slapped between two rather impressive sesame seed buns.
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The former "provide ballast to the portfolio," and the latter, opportunities for outsized returns, he said.
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The Golden Globes are akin to the Iowa straw poll, a dubious contest with outsized influence.
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In addition, the DNC has given Sanders supporters an outsized role on the platform drafting committee.
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There, you will see, and you will feel, the outsized impact of this tiny federal agency.
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It could make all the difference; even small increases in voters can make an outsized impact.
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Partly, this had to do with his outsized personality and his long tenure on the Court.
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That Amendment would give the residents of a smaller federal district outsized influence in presidential elections.
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These days, though, there is a new social network that is garnering outsized attention: Tik Tok.
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" But one area in particular is seeing outsized gains, Nadig said Monday on CNBC's "ETF Edge.
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The TV spots are scoring far above industry average and are generating outsized engagement vs. spend.
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The outsized influence of Wall Street and other corporate interests has become a hot campaign issue.
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While money plays an outsized role, it is not everything in this freewheeling U.S. election season.
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Not known for outsized gains or outsized losses, its steady investment returns - averaging 12 percent a year in its flagship OZ Master fund - have been a big attraction for institutional investors who have driven a near three-fold increase in its assets under management since 2005.
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In fact, Weiss is concerned about the outsized influence of the technology sector on the bull market.
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This is true even though the gender wage gap has an outsized impact on our nation's economy.
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The shift is the latest chapter in a company that has spent several years setting outsized expectations.
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Robinhood's outsized percentage increase accounts for the fact that it was much smaller to start, Rowady said.
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However, Fitch does not expect outsized deterioration relative to peers as a result of this loan growth.
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Between them, Leissner and Vella perfected the art of making outsized profits from seemingly normal bond deals.
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Given their outsized influence, he looked at two of the Dow stocks with the highest share prices.
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Proposals to stunt the growth of outsized retirement accounts have been under discussion in Washington for years.
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As one of the 52 Republican senators, Moore would have outsized power to shape the Republican agenda.
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London is the world's most outsized capital city, sucking life out of the rest of the country.
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Governments and workers on both sides of the Atlantic are decrying the outsized influence of big companies.
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Trading in stocks below a dollar is often a risky business because of potential for outsized moves.
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It didn't take much: A small gain in interest rates had an outsized effect on mortgage applications.
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They're funny because they're outsized and exaggerated, but they also reveal a lot about the fractious crew.
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SoftBank would prefer a diverse pool of backers; ideally, none would carry outsized clout, says an investor.
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Fitch recognizes management's ability to work through the nonstrategic portfolio without outsized credit losses over recent periods.
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That means we may see more quick and definitive retirements of products with outsized risk like Google+.
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Latino voters like the man in Kendall and elsewhere could have an outsized influence in Tuesday's election.
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Same goes for weighted voting rights, a system which give founders outsized control compared to economic stakes.
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They place her cameras in the dollhouse, where their outsized proportions make them dominate the tiny rooms.
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For now, it appears to be doing so on a far smaller scale than its outsized competitor.
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"It really doesn't make sense to exclude them," given Beijing's outsized role in the region, he added.
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Russia's banking sector has long had a chaotic private sector and an outsized, though stable, state one.
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Less than 1 percent of the population, Israel&aposs 130,000 Druze carry outsized influence in the country.
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An outsized presence on social media appears to have aided the election of right-winger Jair Bolsonaro.
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It's a small complaint for a work that does real justice to a complicated, outsized literary figure.
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This—Facebook's outsized power and scale—is exactly what advertisers envy, covet, and spends millions to achieve.
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Fund firms often are the largest shareholders of publicly traded U.S. firms, giving their votes outsized influence.
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Myth demands an outsized sense of self, and its music likewise demands to be ego made sonic.
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That race plays such an outsized role in healthcare makes the President's actions in 2017 particularly disturbing.
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But this week's outsized take-up suggested a more fundamental change in market conditions may be happening.
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The weekly declines in interest rates had been having an outsized effect on borrowers with larger loans.
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That, in turn, would help support a euro appreciation and the reduction of Germany's outsized trade surplus.
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This was reflected in Margaret Thatcher's battles in the 1980s to cut the outsized British budget contribution.
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If any senator were to have outsized influence at Trump's EPA, Inhofe would be the logical choice.
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We could see an outsized reaction overnight if data comes in ugly, which should help gold again.
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Even a modest shift in the early states could have an outsized impact on the national race.
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High-profile emigres like David Tepper leaving New Jersey for Florida give outsized publicity to the moves.
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The outsized moves on stocks that disappoint illustrate how unforgiving investors are of weakness in company earnings.
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As such, the ingredients and processing techniques they favor have an outsized impact on our daily diets.
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Recent reports suggest that restrictions on foreign-born workers could have outsized impact on the tech industry.
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Hunter is petite, but her unblinking wariness—her brown-eyed, hawklike vigilance—gives her an outsized presence.
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But critics of the project said dams have an outsized impact on the environment and local ecosystems.
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Retailers make an outsized chunk of their sales during the holidays and the season brings heightened expectations.
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It will be interesting to see how much longer can that continue, even with outsized revenue growth.
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Geopolitical events have an outsized impact on the global oil price when supply and demand are close.
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Unfortunately, CRL isn't the only well-connected advocacy organization with an outsized influence on federal financial regulations.
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For tech investors, these opportunities hold the chance of an outsized return in five years or less.
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Attracted by the promise of combining outsized egoism and dangerous machinery, horror filmmakers flocked to the trend.
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But many British businesses are worried it might have an outsized impact on the mindset of consumers.
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If you live in the developed world, your lifestyle choices make an outsized contribution to climate change.
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Controlling this much of the Bitcoin network means Bitmain also has an outsized influence on the ecosystem.
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Outsized success as a broker comes from securing priority access to customers when they're looking to buy.
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For years, religious progressives have attempted to match the outsized political influence of the religious right movement.
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In the past, Betaworks has focused on smaller seed investments and has stayed away from outsized funds.
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"For better or worse, in our society, rock stars have kind of an outsized voice," he said.
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This tableau is crosscut by reddish wooden pilings whose outsized dimensions fix them firmly in the foreground.
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Facebook was still just one website and a team of a few hundred people with outsized ambition.
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Question: You see Hillary Clinton possibly scoring an outsized victory over Donald Trump in Electoral College votes.
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ARLINGTON, Virginia – Voters here could play an outsized role in affecting Democratic primaries nationwide on Super Tuesday.
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Yet the problem for students with outsized academic demands is rarely that they can't do the work.
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"An outsized, sequin-spangled, sunglassed Cosmic Being leans into frame," reads the description for the first scene.
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It was Warren's first exposure to Washington, and to the outsized role that lobbying played in lawmaking.
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Companies that beat earnings were not rewarded much, and those that missed were clobbered with outsized losses.
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Iowa plays an outsized role in picking presidential nominees, holding first-in-the-nation caucuses in February.
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The production company has made microbudgets, and the outsized profits they can generate, a point of pride.
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Meanwhile, he said, "the so-called hidden Trump vote" was not showing up in any outsized way.
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But those outsized gains were mostly thanks to the Fed and its unexpected reversal on interest rates.
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The Fed's own research shows that smaller banks play an outsized role in providing small business credit.
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Home to Apple supplier Foxconn, Taiwan also plays an outsized role in high-tech global supply chains.
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Dorsey dubbed this group with the "mega" prefix for the "outsized advantage" they have over me-llennials.
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But, is there opportunity to double down on volatility with the stocks most prone to outsized moves?
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As the Senate trial of Mr. Trump barrels ahead in Washington, California is playing an outsized role.
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The economy is strong and retailers make an outsized chunk of their sales during the holiday stretch.
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FEC, which allowed corporations to make unlimited political contributions, has resulted in an "outsized influence" on politics.
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Kimmel's monologues on gun control, net neutrality and Children's Health Insurance Program funding also received outsized attention.
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Any unforeseen outsized fines, settlements or other legal-related charges could have adverse rating implications for Citi.
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As the country's most populous state, California politics always play an outsized role on the national stage.
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Our data show that Brazilians' attitudes toward the armed forces played an outsized role in this election.
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They add that this has an outsized impact on minorities, who are over-represented among Canada's poor.
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And yet a bepenised remembering of history has pushed the outsized role of male revolutionaries as canon.
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And I behaved as though our little-known brand and products were worthy of instant, outsized coverage.
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Expectedly, the "March for Life" was a bleak display of the anti-abortion movement's outsized political influence.
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For readers throughout Renaissance Europe, its maps brought an outsized globe down to a manageable human scale.
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It's far smaller than Google and Facebook, but has outsized impact in the world of media and politics.
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In something of a surprise, only 6% of respondents named the Drudge Report, despite the website's outsized reputation.
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Vijaya Gadde: Well, we've talked about the fact that world leaders have an outsized influence on the platform.
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The Swedish finance minister said the move could reduce risks to the economy from the outsized banking sector.
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Those eyes — that outsized gaze hidden behind the sinuous nudes — capture Nevelson's faith in the primacy of drawing.
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Bullpen also likes companies that are attracting an outsized share of customers before copycats show up, Martino noted.
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These compounds also trap heat and have an outsized effect on warming when they're emitted at cruising altitude.
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Because big stocks historically dominate indexes, outsized waves of selling in a few names can drag down returns.
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It's another thorny political problem, given the outsized influence doctors, hospitals, and the pharmaceutical industry have with lawmakers.
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As distasteful as Shapiro's colleagues find his outsized ego, it was actually the first thing that intrigued Travolta.
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Hence stories have been breaking about the outsized spending of Wayne LaPierre, the chief executive of the NRA.
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This makes Apple's AV fleet the second largest in the state of California, outsized only by General Motors.
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PRESENTED in an unusually-shaped heavy glass bottle with outsized black lettering, it could be a fine vodka.
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Management continues to find ways to drive outsized comp and earnings growth and we expect that to continue.
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These changes are unlikely to have an outsized effect, but could influence drilling and production decisions a little.
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Tristan Harris' first big idea for the tech industry, the Time Well Spent movement, was an outsized success.
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Fluorescent molecules already play an outsized role in biological research: scientists use them to track cells and proteins.
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That's even with the outsized hits like Pokémon Go gobbling up huge chunks of users' time and attention.
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It's just the latest special election since Trump was elected to garner outsized attention in the Trump era.
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A Trump-Kim summit is just one step in the process, and we shouldn't give it outsized importance.
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Britain, wary of setting awkward precedents, played an outsized role in sheltering Italians with blood on their hands.
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That raised the ire of defense lawyers, who say the SEC has an outsized advantage in the proceedings.
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Tesla has also helped define the outsized role Silicon Valley has come to play in the auto industry.
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However, Musk already has an outsized amount of control over the company, despite not holding a majority stake.
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Tucked away in their parents' basement, we assume, they spread an outsized swath of misery across the web.
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The announcement also reflects Iowa's outsized influence, as ethanol is always a major issue in the presidential caucus.
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We're a small part of the living world, but yet, we make such an outsized impact on it.
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Some Nissan executives have long been unhappy with what they see as Renault's outsized influence over larger Nissan.
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These competitive concerns also play out against the outsized ambitions that these technology companies have in other areas.
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Despite Vladimir Putin's outsized role in this presidential race, there has been little serious discussion of Russian policy.
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Despite its outsized fame, Mac's still manages to remain a neighborhood joint—complete with regulars and buy-backs.
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Hong Kong's general stance toward homosexuality stems from the outsized influence of Christianity and Catholicism in the city.
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Both of them have assailed an inherent unfairness in the country, arguing that powerful figures enjoy outsized influence.
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Zinke has been an outspoken opponent of the moratorium, which he said has an outsized impact on Montana.
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Also, since tax havens are usually small, the investment they attract has an outsized impact on their economies.
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They typically vote in a bloc, which has enabled them to wield outsized political influence in the state.
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Though the church's population in Nevada is smaller, it could have an outsized impact in a close race.
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Domestically, SBUX has laid the framework with technology and menu enhancements to enable several years of outsized growth.
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But it still has his distinctive voice, a mixture of straight-faced absurdity and broad, outsized self-delusion.
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As a result, the building trades once again hold an outsized amount of power within the labor movement.
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But it does seem clear that any change could have an outsized, and consequential, effect on conservative users.
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Migrants and refugees arriving in Australia by boat have grown into an outsized political issue over recent years.
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The outsized power of controversy within the marketplace may be cause to avoid interrupting and shouting down speakers.
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The company has outsized presence at Rite Aid Corporation stores through a partnership and a storefront on Amazon.com.
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Because of Alphabet's dual-voting structure that gives the co-founders outsized control, the proposal likely won't pass.
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So while this person cannot act alone, he has an outsized role in setting the Fed's regulatory agenda.
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Images and audio of despondent children led to outraged calls for action, which prompted outsized reaction from Trump.
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That means a handful of high-priced shares that have outsized weightings in the Nikkei benefit the most.
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At the crux of this drama are not only entertainment-industry egos—always outsized—but also divergent priorities.
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But Republicans triumphed in Florida and Ohio, both swing states that could play an outsized role in 2020.
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That outsized personality and down-home Southern charm have helped him keep his foot in the rap game.
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The point of the FACA law is to prevent special interests from having outsized sway in private meetings.
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But it's good to see smaller players having an outsized impact on pushing the industry forward in general.
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It doesn't make any outsized promises, nor does it smell like flowers (really, it smells like hot dogs).
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The changes follow intensive lobbying by India's small businesses against Amazon and Walmart's outsized influence in the country.
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On match days, traffic was blocked in almost the entire city center, a cluster of outsized kitsch buildings.
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Superhero comics, and much of their adaptations, have long taken an outsized, soap opera-like approach to storytelling.
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But besides acknowledging technology's outsized influence in so many people's lives, what else did Microsoft discuss at Build?
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In a way, the stock market's outsized volatility has been a win for the exchange-traded fund industry.
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It's worth noting that 20193 included an outsized round from Ant Financial, which may have skewed dollar totals.
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Clearly Samsung was right on that one, and the Note played an outsized role in pushing those boundaries.
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This could be because of the outsized importance of historically manufacturing-centric states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
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HP has also said that under Xerox's proposed terms, the combined company would be saddled with "outsized debt".
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So we don't look at it and there's no sort of outsized expectations here but we're watching it.
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The decision has garnered outsized attention, as if it's another gratuitous Trumpian obstacle on the road to peace.
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Negative rating action could result if capital is managed down further, especially given the company's outsized loan growth.
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The stock's volatility on Monday played an outsized role dragging down the 30-stock Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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Your advisor should offer you more than just promises of outsized returns and his firm's prestige, said Torabi.
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Instead, they settle and pay outsized licensing fees to the NPEs to make the whole thing go away.
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The deal's size isn't unusual, as outsized transactions known as "mega-rounds" become the new normal in tech.
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Andreessen has struggled to deliver the outsized returns it's known for, according to a report from the Information.
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They said states that could see outsized benefits relative to foregone income tax revenue include Florida and Texas.
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Pfaff notes that these outsized punishments are given to a very small part of the actual prison population.
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The US economy is strong and retailers make an outsized chunk of their sales during the holiday stretch.
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News Corp's complaint is the latest in a growing campaign against the outsized power of US tech giants.
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All four states will play an outsized role in who wins the presidency in November: http://bit.ly/28TZS15.
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While stocks markets have seen very little volatility recently, the latest earnings season has triggered some outsized moves.
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Cannabis stocks and valuations took nosedives as earnings and returns didn't match the lofty projections and outsized expectations.
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"We believe TSLA has the potential to be a transformational technology company and deliver outsized returns," he said.
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Broadly speaking, there are two reasons why Trump has had such an outsized influence on the federal courts.
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The Republican National Committee has dismissed the effort and blamed the media for giving the movement outsized attention.
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In his memoir, Worthy Fights, Panetta criticized the outsized role White House staffers played in national security, e.g.
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Iowa has an outsized importance in the 2018 battle for House control, as Democrats eye two competitive congressional seats.
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It also kept finding new ways to squeeze more sales and profits from its restaurants, fueling outsized share gains.
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But the late Cuban dictator for decades had an outsized effect on the presidential politics of his northern neighbor.
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The FCTC traditionally makes decisions by consensus, and so influencing a single national delegation can have an outsized impact.
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Kushner has assumed an outsized role in the West Wing, principally on foreign affairs, making his absence Saturday notable.
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It is often the personal choices of Ebola victims that can have an outsized impact on the transmission chain.
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The spat has also had an outsized impact on emerging markets as tighter trade conditions hurt export-driven economies.
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Building a moat allows a company to become a compounding franchise and accrue outsized profits over the long run.
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Yet we've seen outsized gains because the market expects that corporate profits will go up under the Trump administration.
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And this year's abnormally heavy shower is all thanks to the outsized gravitational pull of the gas giant Jupiter.
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In both stories, the local district attorney played an outsized role in determining the rest of these kids' lives.
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The state's voting-age citizens are also disproportionately white, giving them outsized leverage (at least numerically) in the midterms.
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If it were obvious, the market would have bid up the stock earlier, eliminating the outsized long-term gains.
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Live video is prized by advertisers for events that command outsized attention, such as sporting events or the Oscars.
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Some thought that because Mogollon is an outsized presence on Twitch that she received favorable treatment from the company.
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Other studies have shown that some LGBTQ people of color experience an outsized amount of police violence and injustice.
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Americans in particular wonder why the U.S. ought to pay an outsized portion of the cost of the system.
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Dodd-Frank included beefed-up capital requirements that make it much harder for U.S. banks to take outsized risks.
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The Android team has focused instead on labor-intensive technical changes and upgrades that will have an outsized effect.
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Business is a delicate mix of activity and sentiment; deterioration in sentiment can have an outsized effect on activity.
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The outsized role the Iowa caucuses play in the nomination process is, as almost everyone acknowledges, sort of stupid.
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Therefore, we have an outsized obligation to help less industrialized nations meet their targets while improving quality of life.
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Steve Daines, a freshman whose state votes June 7 and could have an outsized role in the nominating contest.
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Music labels used to worry about Walmart having a big share of the market and therefore potentially outsized influence.
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The state has played an outsized role in business since the coup in 1952 that created the modern republic.
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Thousands of lawsuits against Purdue Pharma already allege the company played an outsized role in stoking the opioid epidemic.
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Speaking of outsized, the report sheds some light on how the region's largest companies utterly dominate its funding landscape.
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Latvia's outsized and ill-regulated offshore banking industry has been a headache since the country regained independence in 803.
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The haul adds to a growing stockpile of dry powder that could make outsized returns harder to come by.
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For one, there was no "outsized sell-off" at the open that would indicate a rush to the exits.
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With a relatively small population of less than 8 million, Serbia has had outsized success at the Rio Games.
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Beijing exerts outsized influence over the international Chinese-language press (including within the U.S.), limiting international scrutiny of China.
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The lack of women in Silicon Valley is having an outsized impact on our lives and our children's lives.
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Otherwise, the purveyors of said breakthrough tech have to answer for selling an outsized dream that failed to materialize.
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That is much more than was spent by gun control advocates and outsized given the scale of the industry.
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As things stand currently, the Valley has an outsized advantage in its talent pool and access to venture capital.
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Britons play an outsized role in the most global markets—not just finance but consulting, art and pop music.
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These algorithms are invisible, but they have an outsized impact on shaping individuals' experience online and society at large.
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The relatively small island of Bali, famous for its beaches and temples, has an outsized importance for Indonesian tourism.
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California's outsized market could make it difficult to tailor packaging with warning labels specifically to stores in the state.
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In a wide-ranging speech, Barkin also said the strong jobs market was not resulting in outsized wage pressures.
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The outsized ambitions of those at the helm is part of the problem, according to Besiktas Chairman Fikret Orman.
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But now, they are subject to growing scrutiny because of their outsized influence on society, politics and the economy.
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The studio has an outsized role in Japan's animation industry that outstrips the list of works it has produced.
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They will both likely agree that the other outsized strongman attending -- Turkey's President Erdogan -- is an emerging problem child.
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It's in the Democratic Party that the outsized power and lack of accountability of superdelegates is supremely, well, undemocratic.
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So "trade" agreements and "globalization," as they are represented and misrepresented in the media, take on an outsized importance.
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Risks clearly exist, particularly among EM countries with outsized debt growth and strong dependence on commodity exports or China.
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Despite Turkey's outsized role in Trump's foreign policy, there has been no formal ambassador to the country since 2017.
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Still others would impose much stricter ethics laws on politicians to reduce the outsized influence of money in politics.
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"Cyber war gives outsized opportunities to North Korea and it's important to push back," Sasse said in a statement.
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They have shown the outsized influence of super PACs, and the importance of traditional party organs in supporting candidates.
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What we are interested in is the United States as an outsized influence on societal norms -- across the planet.
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Meanwhile, the fundamental cause continues unabated: namely, outsized current compensation, particularly wages, which are the largest piece of it.
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Fund managers said last year's outsized gains among some Internet stocks made them the first choice to sell now.
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This year's university ranking also shows how smaller countries can have an outsized presence in the world of innovation.
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Buy Royal Caribbean Cruises calls — poor sentiment and muted expectations set a low bar for an outsized earnings move.
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America's big cities have an outsized role in the country's economic engine, and these cities in particular are thriving.
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Mycoplasma genitalium M. genitalium, one of the smallest bacteria known, is gaining an outsized reputation as a worrisome STI.
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A report earlier this month revealed that large dark-money groups contribute an outsized amount of money to elections.
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While that number might not sound enormous, the increase has had an outsized impact on certain urban areas. Realtor.
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Israel boosters often highlight such programs as examples of the small nation's outsized humanitarian efforts, including to hostile neighbors.
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Jennifer MacPhee has an outsized role to play these days at Merrill Lynch, among the largest US wealth managers.
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A history of outsized revisions and unusual monthly swings was previously a headache only for the market's statistical boffins.
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It's irrational, to be sure, but also understandable given the outsized pressure to win in big-time college football.
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As a political writer, I'm well aware there's an outsized amount of drama going on in Washington right now.
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The good news: An anarcho-punk revival breaks out over the outsized influence of corporate America on her government.
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Yet Alzheimers' outsized impact on women remains underexamined and women scientists continue to be underrepresented in senior research positions.
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But most other species eschewed developing similarly outsized brains during evolution, because large brains carry a hefty metabolic cost.
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Federal decisions on everything from antiterrorism funding to infrastructure projects can have an outsized impact on states and cities.
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Software companies are contributing an outsized share of growth to the U.S. economy — and not just in Silicon Valley.
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Perhaps the most disturbing thing about this story is the outsized role that Google plays in the public imagination.
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These changes have an outsized effect on alt-weeklies which rely heavily on advertising from events and local businesses.
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Tall, gangly and gay, he was an outsized presence — exuberant and emotional, witty and irreverent, opinionated and self-doubting.
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Historically, if you saw a phone camera with some outsized number of megapixels, that was a very bad sign.
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By tradition, the first contest is in Iowa, which gives the small Midwestern state outsized influence in selecting presidents.
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What do you think about the Super Bowl in general, and the outsized role it plays in American culture?
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Turkish politicians have long propounded an outsized view of their country's regional presence — one rooted in its historic greatness.
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The group also has an outsized weighting in Value indices, likely winners of capital rotation in a Tech meltdown.
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And many times, candidates fell in line — fearing the outsized voice and activism of the NRA's most ardent supporters.
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These outsized transactions are becoming more common, as tech investors raise bigger funds to compete for the hottest deals.
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A podcast awards show makes sense, although it might provide creators with a bragging point more than outsized attention.
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This came after Sanders supporters protested the outsized role superdelegates from some states had in the process in 2016.
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"Political elites have an outsized effect on what actually happens in politics, and they're constantly on Twitter," he said.
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The diminished capacity — and lack of growth — was demonstrative of the outsized impact the Max has had on Southwest.
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"We call them ecosystem engineers, because they have these outsized effects impacting how the ecosystem is shaped," says Jones.
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Facebook says it will ensure neither it nor any other company has an outsized influence over the new currency.
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There have been outsized declines in countries like Venezuela (down 2769 percent), Argentina (1.53 percent) and Turkey (21.5 percent).
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Cowen analysts, meanwhile, are pointing to Netflix's outsized success compared to its competition as a reason to stay optimistic.
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But the biggest question around J.P. Morgan is the obvious one whenever a leader has had an outsized impact.
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The murkiness around the FBI report is important because of the outsized role it eventually played in Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Traditionally the alliance has been led by US priorities, a reflection of Washington's outsized military role in any operations.
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However, SFG largely avoided such losses and continues to earn an outsized yield due largely to this asset allocation.
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It has a more outsized impact than Turkey on investors; Turkey accounts for just 0.5 percent of the index.
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Carney could play an outsized role at November's summit, especially in view of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government reshuffle.
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These paintings offer extraordinarily outsized but ultimately ordinary stereotypes of black male violence and white female (and male) victimhood.
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Haiti, though the poorest country in the Americas, has played an outsized role in the history of the region.
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For a long time, that was about the outlandish and outsized talents and personalities of the players and coaches.
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Each of Puerto Rico's 78 municipalities, no matter how tiny, has its own mayor - and mayors hold outsized power.
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OneTrust raises $200M at a $1.3B valuation to help organizations navigate online privacy rules It's an outsized round for a Series A, being made at an equally outsized valuation, but according to CEO Kabir Barday, that's because of the wide-ranging nature of the issue, and OneTrust's early moves tackling it. 7.
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It's an outsized round for a Series A, being made at an equally outsized valuation — especially considering that the company is only three years old — but that's because of the wide-ranging nature of the issue, according to CEO Kabir Barday, and OneTrust's early moves and subsequent pole position in tackling it.
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As a review of academic research pointed out, young entrepreneurial firms account for an outsized share of new-job creation.
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A collection of memorials and outsized structures on the hill include a granite pool, an eternal flame and mass graves.
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All of which suggests that Williams' death, aided by the outsized media attention it initially got, sparked a copycat effect.
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Yet those participants can have an outsized impact on spending because of how costly it is to treat their conditions.
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In no meaningful way does Moe expect Trump to alter tech's trajectory and its outsized significance in the global economy.
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Estimated Cost to Advertisers: $22.69Subtotal: $1.0092388The sadness rectangleAn outsized portion of my smartphone's usage boils down to checking social platforms.
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This is leaving many investors, probably unknowingly, with low yields and outsized interest-rate risk at possibly the worst time.
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Outsized gifts may not make as much sense for families with smaller estates, particularly those that are under $5 million.
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Additionally, disruptions to infrastructure during natural disasters can have an outsized impact on city residents who rely on public transportation.
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NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts have recently taken a turn from intimate acoustic performances to accommodate the more outsized rap world.
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Many of us have already experienced serious implications from climate change, and the global poor are already facing outsized impacts.
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She has an outsized amount of talent and ambition but also needs to have real human connections to be happy.
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Right, but what made him so able to glide through this world without detection while presenting such an outsized image?
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For example, the report also noted the outsized impact of TikTok and its global audience of 500 million monthly users.
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The Vision Fund won't make outsized bets on individual companies anymore, and it will slow down its pace of investments.
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Its translation tool is just as quick as the outsized competition, but more accurate and nuanced than any we've tried.
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Its future hanging in the balance, the axolotl has for years played an outsized cultural role in Mexico and beyond.
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Augmented reality glasses, meanwhile, are a rare sight in everyday life, but they hold an outsized place in our imagination.
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Given Kiryu's outsized reputation as the toughest yakuza around, Majima wants nothing more than a great fight against the best.
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Automation is expected to have an outsized impact in certain regions in the country, and among less well educated workers.
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The trial could have an outsized impact in Washington, D.C., where Republicans maintain a razor-thin edge in the Senate.
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As a result, any investing missteps in the years right around when you stop working will have an outsized effect.
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Irene was a stark reminder that a changing climate will have an outsized impact on a tiny, less prosperous state.
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Big American companies are wielding increased market power, enabling them to earn outsized profits at the expense of America's customers.
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"The original merger consideration was dictated by what a financial sponsor could pay and still generate outsized returns," wrote Laster.
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The contrast between Ledecky's tender age and her outsized athletic accomplishments creates a dilemma: Go to college or go pro?
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That was the fewest amount of jobs created in six months and followed an outsized gain of 324,000 in February.
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There are also examples of tiny factions that exert outsized influence, such as small, religious parties in Israel and Japan.
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YouTube has faced ongoing criticism that its recommendation algorithms have created an outsized number of new followers for conspiracy sites.
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That cultural toxicity is all the more troubling given the outsized importance that infosec culture has had for mainstream tech.
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AIG and Prudential have been deemed "too big to fail" because of the outsized threat they pose to financial stability.
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Congress' inaction, despite strong public support for stricter gun control, undoubtedly reflects the outsized influence of the "gun rights" lobby.
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Wall Street had been betting that Netflix would deliver outsized growth as demand for online entertainment increases around the globe.
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Trump's outsized persona makes even those Republicans who share his views seem more moderate, an important attribute to swing voters.
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Kushner, who has assumed outsized responsibilities in managing diplomatic relationships for the administration, was invited to visit Iraq by Gen.
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Combine his outsized personality with an eager British tabloid press, and -- as we've seen -- it'll draw a lot of headlines.
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Gibbs believes investors once again have an appetite for stocks, but she's not predicting an outsized gain for the year.
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In a world where democracies have been fraying and autocracies rising, a democratic win in Venezuela would have outsized significance.
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It has negative aspects—lack of empathy, outsized self-regard—but also some positive aspects, including charisma and self-sufficiency.
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Because each state has two senators, those two electoral votes represent an outsized proportion of the population in smaller states.
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Some market participants worry that the temptation of such outsized returns will be impossible to resist, with dire results possible.
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With Price playing a significant role in those negotiations, the issue could have an outsized impact in his old district.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced a bill aiming to reduce pollutants with an outsized impact on climate change.
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They argued that while inartfully phrased, Omar's larger point about AIPAC having an outsized influence on U.S. politics was valid.
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So when we heard that these outsized South American rodents had made their way to Florida, we had mixed feelings.
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With this outsized political heft, Hezbollah obstructs the Lebanese government, preventing it from siphoning away its followers through competing initiatives.
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Oceania is an example of how a very small investment in time and money can have an outsized strategic effect.
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In other words, incumbent candidates, rich people and reality TV stars enjoy an outsized advantage when digital advertising is denied.
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The House Oversight Committee is investigating allegations of misuse of government funds, improper travel and outsized spending at the EPA.
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An era where investing relatively small checks in young biotech startups is not only possible but could generate outsized returns.
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Last month's dramatic sell-off boosted turnover in equities across the region, but dark pools' volumes saw an outsized bounce.
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It's also an affordable gift that gives outsized fun to the recipient, and a great addition to sleepovers with friends.
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Kyoto Animation has an outsized role in the industry, with its influence outstripping the list of works it has produced.
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"If you're wrong, you're not losing lots of money, but if you're right we are talking outsized returns," said Swanepoel.
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The presidential race has become characterized by the outsized dislike of the candidates by those who are opposed to them.
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Trading conditions have been unfavorable and Credit Suisse has suffered from its "outsized" positions in risky, hard-to-sell securities.
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In Beijing, that view is likely to be validated by the outsized "state visit-plus" welcome planned by Chinese officials.
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Park was impeached earlier this year and removed from office over a scandal involving an aide's outsized influence and access.
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While it was encouraging, the move seems outsized relative to the surprise, which suggests there are positioning factors at play.
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Armed with an upbeat, outsized personality, Sievers believes her commitment to sponsoring startups falls neatly in line with Lemonis' mission.
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Given small businesses outsized role in the American economy, such tax cuts could benefit far more than the businesses themselves.
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The top 10 tech stocks, in particular, have had outsized gains that are dragging the S&P to new highs.
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Franken's replacement, Democrat Tina Smith, previously served as lieutenant governor but does not have an outsized profile in the state.
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The states and the cities allege that the companies turned a blind eye to outsized orders and even encouraged them.
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He's certainly exciting and Green Bay just has to hope he can turn that outsized attitude into a consistent career.
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And scientists fear that, as with the iPod Shuffle, the fluke results tend to get an outsized share of attention.
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And because fire isn't a natural phenomenon in the region, it can have outsized impacts on local plants and animals.
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Secondly, Syria's Kurds, thanks to the near-defeat of ISIS in Syria, control an outsized chunk of the northeast now.
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That's an important part of being human, and when doing so doesn't entail outsized risks, we should do our part.
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Increasing the cost of key inputs because of tariffs on steel will have an outsized impact on their underlying economics.
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"We are not asking for this level of graft," the WeWorkers Coalition's letter reads, in reference to Neumann's outsized payout.
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Many investors and strategists alike have pointed to the outsized impact of just five tech stocks on the overall sector.
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Analysts note that the small Gulf state has also played an outsized role in other conflicts, from Libya to Afghanistan.
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It hasn't lived up to the outsized promises that have been made about it for the past couple of years.
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The bait is the honors college, which promises the intimate feel of a small college within an outsized state school.
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Mr. Buffett would only make an investment that came with a lot of strings to guarantee himself an outsized return.
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They have outsized megapixel counts in some cases, which is par for the course for low- and midrange Android phones.
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But aren't we in a place where we don't want these giant companies to have such outsized control over tech?
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In the end, earmarks never accounted for large percentage of federal spending, but they became an outsized symbol of waste.
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Many con artists have outsized egos, and Wentz said that can show up in the ways they interact with others.
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In Bayer, the corporation satisfied this by showing that the CEO's spouse was qualified and didn't earn an outsized fee.
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A man who changed his past, purging German lineage for "Swedish," he understands America's love for the outsized invented life.
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Biden has consistently enjoyed outsized support among black voters and is counting on them to help him win the nomination.
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Donald Trump is the kind of leader who could wield outsized American influence to forever change the international world order.
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Welcome to Albany, the land of outsized egos and petty turf wars, where good ideas go to die every day.
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One level deeper: Because of the industry's outsized dependence on coal, the fossil fuel's decline is hitting railroads especially hard.
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He spent an outsized amount of time on the religion, which he saw as Satan's most nefarious plot on Earth.
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"You're going to have an outsized Apple, Boeing impact on the market because it's a quiet day otherwise," Hogan said.
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Kanye West just dropped his outsized version of a brag-filled New Year's Eve Facebook status — a new track called "Facts".
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But as for much of the last year, oil continued to have an outsized influence on most of the market moves.
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In all, actively managed funds represent nearly a third of BlackRock's assets but an outsized near-50 percent of its fees.
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But because the public relies on the website so much, Facebook's rules and judgments have an outsized impact on public debate.
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Importantly for federal tax policy, a tiny handful of super-successful pass-throughs account for the outsized share of profits taxed.
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As head of the HHS, Price will play an outsized role in the Trump administration's efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Darrell Cronk, the institute's president, also warned of the end of outsized job gains as the economy enters its final stages.
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Is it plausible that those convention attendees have an outsized effect, one large enough to create a drop in overall injuries?
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As the state that holds the first nominating contest each election cycle, Iowa plays an outsized role in picking presidential nominees.
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James Cameron showed with his superb 3D imagery in "Avatar" how a leap in visual technology can create an outsized blockbuster.
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The Federal Reserve has played an outsized role in simultaneously securing the longest equity bull market and economic expansion in history.
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In a way, blowing it up to this outsized level is a way of both owning your attractions and trivializing them.
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Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, will take an outsized place in our night sky on Tuesday, May 8.
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Buttigieg had previously expressed frustration with the campaign finance regulations that currently give the wealthy outsized influence in the electoral process.
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Facebook previously said it created the Libra Association so that no one company would have an outsized influence over the currency.
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The Federal Reserve has played an outsized role in simultaneously securing the longest equity bull market and economic expansion in history.
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Apple's outsized influence on markets is in evidence this morning, after delivering weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue late Tuesday.
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"They were both such outsized personalities and for both of them playing into the rivalry was good PR." Especially for Jackson.
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Amidst mounting pressure, the company is slowly acknowledging the outsized — if unintended — role it played in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.
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Though The Princess Bride is but an entry on the actors' IMDB pages, the film has outsized significance in our hearts.
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More recently, loan growth has been outsized relative to peers and Fitch's expectations, which could lead to rating pressure over time.
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They are funny, and outrageously so, delivering an uncanny mix of outsized confidence and childish goofiness direct to your living room.
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The DUP used to have an outsized voice in this debate, because its 10 votes gave the Conservative government its majority.
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That may change because of the outsized outcomes, but for now, I think the ecosystem is staying pretty stable in Europe.
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The case could have an outsized effect on Capitol Hill, where Republicans hold a narrow 52-48 edge in the Senate.
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The outcome is particularly important for so-called battleground states like Ohio that often have an outsized influence in presidential elections.
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Why it matters: It shows that the topics that got outsized media attention weren't the ones that animated people the most.
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Both Aereo and now Starry have been squarely aimed at bringing change to markets in which big companies held outsized power.
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As a result, we see a wide range of outcomes for the stock, with outsized risk if oil prices move lower.
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Even before the creation of the NHS in 1948, family doctors played an outsized role in providing health care in England.
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One of Braxton's sisters, Brittney Jo Segar, 29, told GMA she first noticed her baby brother's outsized intellect around 18 months.
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Like other voters, some Latinos are attracted to Trump's promises of change, his message on jobs, and his outsized public image.
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Investors will also be watching to see what signal the stock market sends after outsized moves in both directions this week.
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The term crowded trade refers to a widely-held investment seen as especially at risk for outsized losses in the future.
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Most of the businesses in the index have smaller market caps, so big companies like Mastercard and JPMorgan have outsized influence.
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Still, the reaction seemed outsized across financial markets at a time when monetary policy will be getting more restrictive, not less.
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But they posted easily shareable content about the senator's record as a prosecutor that earned an outsized audience on the platform.
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But Lawn says that this outsized attention on chemsex and gay and bisexual men, while not completely unwarranted, should be expanded.
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We want to get close to them, but they scare us, and they have an outside -- outsized reputation created by liberals.
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However, the results failed to meet "outsized" investor expectations, sending the company's shares down as much as 3% in early trading.
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It's not unusual to have an outsized reaction when you've got a base case that 2016 could be a tough year.
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S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, and the outsized role in dealings with Ukraine of officials with close ties to Trump.
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According to Collins, Slager is bipolar and has intermittent explosive disorder, which means he can have inappropriately outsized responses in altercations.
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So any loss of factory jobs will have an outsized impact on states that rely heavily on manufacturing for economic growth.
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And that support could prove to be critical for Trump here in a state with an outsized bloc of independent voters.
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But one new feature, mentioned in passing, could have an outsized impact on user security and privacy for years to come.
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Regarding the outsized attention from lawmakers the case was getting, DeGirolami noted that the issues at stake extended beyond doctrinal disputes.
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In these large paintings, which recall Richard Serra's outsized influence, the rusting surfaces of the corroded steel displace traditional painting media.
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But in terms of the state's representation in Washington, the technology industry — and one company in particular — now has outsized influence.
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Even with outsized gains over the past two months, the infrastructure trade has posted lukewarm returns since just after Trump's win.
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Trump's outsized impact on the business world, and on the culture of entrepreneurship in this country, is unprecedented among political candidates.
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"Recent outsized seasonal draws in China steel [inventories] point to improving construction sector activity," analyst Timothy Thein wrote in a note.
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Since the earliest days of the European Union, farm policy has had outsized importance as an immutable system of public welfare.
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In his self-righteousness and outsized ego, Steyer resembles a resistance grifter, but the only one he's really grifting is himself.
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But perhaps the outsized Rodman is just the man needed to help make the equally outlandish Trump and Kim feel comfortable.
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Still, many of those short bets remain, meaning even a slight shift in sentiment toward sterling can lead to outsized moves.
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The outsized payroll growth confused the market, which is anticipating an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve later this month.
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This suggests traders are taking profits on the outsized gains, and we may be approaching the limits to the current rally.
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One of Russia's most notable achievements in Syria has been the outsized gains it has attained at a comparatively low cost.
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Researchers found that his core 2016 supporters — disproportionately older, less-educated white Christians — expressed outsized resentment toward racial and religious minorities.
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That's especially true for lower income families, where sharp declines (or increases) in gasoline prices play an outsized role on pocketbooks.
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The Fed's outsized balance sheet, with a large amount of mortgage-backed securities, has put it in the credit-allocation business.
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Gifts of assets that you bought cheaply and now have outsized appreciation make for better tax efficiency compared to cash gifts.
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That happened during the closely contested 2008 election when superdelegates were seen as having as an outsized influence in the outcome.
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One of the judges for whom Kavanaugh clerked long ago, Alex Kozinski, had an outsized ego that ill fit his robes.
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For the past few years, an outsized amount of popular interest has centered on one stable genius and his Twitter account.
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Because of the Electoral College, swing states like Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Ohio tend to receive an outsized focus during campaigns.
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ISS described Coury's pay package as "outsized" including a $43.6 million equity award for service as non-executive chairman through 2021.
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Various factors contributed to Carson's outsized role, including the fact that the TV marketplace was much less fragmented during his heyday.
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Algorithms, and the poets who sculpt them, are thus given an increasingly outsized role in the shape of our information environment.
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But the Bee notes an interesting fact: "Republicans maintain an outsized influence because they vote more consistently than Democrats or independents."
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Consumer electronics, which are so often the product of components from wide ranging sources, have been hit with an outsized impact.
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The Journal looks at countries like Spain, France, and Italy that face outsized political and economic risks in the coming years.
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Mr. Bettel has generated outsized publicity for himself and his tiny country by turning up in a variety of fashionable scarves.
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On the old sandwich, the battered chicken outsized its bun, and there was plenty of mayo to glue it all together.
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Transgender people, drag queens, blacks and Hispanics played outsized roles during many of the earliest milestones of the gay rights movement.
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In recent years, the museum has attempted to rebuild its relationship with city residents who feel overwhelmed by the outsized crowds.
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I am a naturalized American with an outsized belief in my country's capacity for good — the blemished beneficence of American power.
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But one of its newest products, the facial recognition software Rekognition, has recently caused outsized controversy for Amazon's cloud computing unit.
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What's the distance between an outsized boast delivered sincerely and an imagined excessive boast delivered comically, but with a straight face?
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It's a simple step, but it could have an outsized impact on combating government fraud by opening spending to public scrutiny.
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Hawkish pro-Trump lawmakers in Congress, meanwhile, have raised alarms about China's outsized role in global supply chains for key medicines.
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Both men are longtime collaborators of hers, and both have had an outsized role in shaping the sound of current pop.
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They stand to make "outsized" returns as the surge of COVID-85033 patients overtake ER rooms and are admitted to hospitals.
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In sprawling cities, real-estate developers exert outsized influence, and the more these cities sprawl, the more powerful the developers get.
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Not that long ago, her hits insisted — as drag tradition does — that the most outsized artifice could also hold something true.
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Simply put, he thought Iowa and New Hampshire were too white to have such an outsized role picking the next president.
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Of course, it's easy for candidates to be critical of an outsized trade deal, simply because they have nothing to lose.
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But she said that the pavilion's playlist had received outsized media attention and that the causes of homelessness deserved more scrutiny.
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Orban and Fidesz have denied exerting outsized control, pointing to three general election victories and a two-thirds majority in parliament.
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This has an outsized impact on America's military, which requires 750,000 tons of minerals each year to stay up and running.
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What they lacked in education and resources they made up for in ambition, ingenuity, adaptability, and an outsized appetite for risk.
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After the issue played an outsized role in every debate until this one, it was placed on the backburner this round.
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Methane is more potent than carbon dioxide, so slashing it from our global greenhouse gas emissions can have an outsized effect.
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Allowing cases like Gill to proceed will serve only ''to increase the federal judiciary's already outsized role in the redistricting process.
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He lived there for only the last four years of his life but had an outsized influence on the American scene.
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The aim is to bring outsized profits, well above the market average and those of its competitors, within the taxman's reach.
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Moreover, activity in high-growth sectors, particularly enterprise SaaS, has permitted a series of outsized rounds across all stages of financing.
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Like Lyft (LYFT), Pinterest (PINS) and others, WeWork's parent company looked to give its founder outsized voting control over the business.
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Those markets see an outsized share of both investors and foreign buyers, and both of those cohorts tend to favor cash.
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As with other major policy matters, Google has demonstrated an outsized affect and influence on yet another Obama technology policy decision.
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But, in aggregate, they serve as a reminder of the outsized role that Facebook and Twitter unknowingly played in the election.
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Zuckerberg argued that outsized influence actually supports his claims, saying that limiting Facebook's global scope might put American values at stake.
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They chart the endless ways that artists and designers have attempted to visualize an outsized metropolis on a manageable, human scale.
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But this incoming class has outsized clout, and has exacted concessions from Speaker-elect Nancy Pelosi in exchange for speaker votes.
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But the acquisition of Whole Foods marks the start of something new, with the combined firms likely to have an outsized impact.
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It is difficult to ascertain if he intends for outsized body parts to be erotic or to be a comment on vulgarity.
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So, these have an outsized impact on the business community and I think it's important to have guidance and clarify the errors.
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That outbreak set off a wave of outsized panic in the US, as well as discrimination against people perceived to be African.
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And he is taking his most outsized role in the administration's foreign policy by helping to drive discussions on US-China policy.
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Weaker unions, outsized firms and more noncompetes "make it harder for workers to look for and get outside offers," Kolko tells Axios.
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The small, seaside town of Dover, where little more than 30,000 people live, has an outsized significance in Great Britain's national psyche.
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Financials, sensitive to interest rate changes, also took an outsized hit when yields were lower , losing about 16% on the down days.
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Because yields are so low and even negative, it doesn't take much of spike to cause outsized price falls and such volatility.
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Dairy farmers have an outsized influence in Canadian politics, as they are concentrated in the vote-rich provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
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The outsized impact on European banking stocks seen in the last two sessions also presents the danger of financial contagion, he said.
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That's because I think people give them outsized importance when trying to figure out what makes one company stand apart from another.
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Unfortunately, we're faced with a classic example of a narrow corporate interest having an outsized effect on politics, both national and state.
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The big picture: The WSJ reports that although the Mac Pro isn't one of Apple's biggest products, the decision has outsized importance.
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We will closely monitor the impact on Fitch-rated banks as outsized growth in CRE loans is likely to be credit negative.
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Political scrutiny has coincided with an the outsized weighting of tech in the market that has tested investors' appetite for the sector.
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And in private, officials express doubts as to whether EU27 countries really want outsized quantities of financial risk shifting to European capitals.
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In this environment, Abovitz's blue-sky thinking and outsized claims about what this technology could become seem more inviting, and even believable.
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The essential goal of antitrust regulations is to protect consumers from predatory business practices driven by companies that hold outsized market power.
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In the past, biotech VC firms handled this combination of specialized knowledge + binary risk + outsized opportunity with a unique "company creation" model.
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China today plays an outsized role, as App Annie has repeatedly reported, in terms of App Store revenue, even without Google Play.
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But the expectations for fusion have always been outsized, the trail of broken promises has grown long, and public perception has soured.
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The company's pace of growth is unheard of, even in Silicon Valley, where inflated valuations and outsized rounds are the norm. Why?
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If you're savvy like Scot and know how to shift the emotional dynamics of the game, you can have an outsized impact.
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One more level down: The outsized spend is also buttressing these companies' market heft and risks a pushback to their monopoly power.
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The masons are, one imagines, a reference to the Freemasons, a fraternal organization a number of conspiracy theorists ascribe outsized influence too.
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There are logical reasons why freshmen congresswomen, representing an insurgent wing of the party, have been getting an outsized amount of attention.
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The problem is a combination of the misinterpretation of the second amendment and the outsized power of the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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Outsized exposure to oil-producing states, missteps with its loyalty program, and general weakness in casual dining have contributed to comp weakness.
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The Mountain Rule was at play here, describing the behavior of large states with outsized opinions of their place in the world.
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Nominations Treasury secretaries tend to play an outsized role in the choice of nominations for economic policy positions, including the Federal Reserve.
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They won outsized coverage of their decision to separate from start-up incubator Y Combinator because Peter Thiel is a partner there.
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Boeing's outsized influence over the Dow could be seen by looking at the index's counterparts, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite.
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It comes as pay on Wall Street, especially on the entry-level scale, has failed to match the banking business' outsized expectations.
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This is a big deal: An outsized 18,400 out of the roughly 21,000 retired players have already registered (which is done here).
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Cordray's lack of accountability, along with his outsized influence over the Bureau's decision making processes, is exemplified in the PHH Corp. vs.
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In recent decades, New Hampshire voters have held outsized power in presidential politics by virtue of their first-in-the-nation primary.
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Their overarching aims of weaning the economy – and in particular, state-owned enterprises – off an outsized reliance on bank lending is sound.
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The tech giant's share price is above the average for the index, giving it somewhat outsized importance in determining the Dow level.
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Dutch chipmaker NXP Semiconductors has come a long way since Qualcomm's outsized $44 billion offer to acquire it fell through last year.
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"What we've seen in 18 months is outsized returns for these industrial warehouse logistics assets — up 20 percent this year," he said.
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While all stock trading is now machine-based, algorithmic or algo trading has been blamed for outsized market swings and flash crashes.
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Given the amateurish nature of the ground fighting, some diplomats said, the arrival of 200 Russian professionals could have an outsized impact.
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Given that judges are beyond the scope of legislative oversight and are not experts in antitrust, this outsized judicial influence is problematic.
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Outsized bets by hedge funds helped lift US oil prices to a four-year high of $2474 a barrel in early October.
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Mexican broadcasters have played an outsized role in international soccer since the early days of the sport's move into lucrative television markets.
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The reality is that top talent wants the opportunity to make an outsized impact and needs an environment conducive to this goal.
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The October jobs numbers will likely show an outsized gain as construction and other jobs related to the clean-up ramp up.
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Planned Parenthood also plays an outsized role in meeting the health care needs of women in need of publicly funded contraceptive services.
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Still, with something as sensitive as banking, inconveniencing even a small number of users can have an outsized effect on public perception.
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But PBMs can get away with these actions because they have an outsized monopoly on this niche portion of the pharmaceutical pipeline.
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Because Trump has no interest in the details of policy, Kelly has taken on an outsized role for a chief of staff.
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Airbnb is just another highly valued startup that has been trying to take the past of least resistance to outsized future value.
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Gurley is six feet nine inches tall, and his outsized proportions contribute to his reputation as an eminent figure in Silicon Valley.
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Others offered praise for Brock, calling him a realist in an election that will play an outsized role in deciding America's future.
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And running mates play an even smaller role than usual in 2016, given the outsized personalities at the top of the tickets.
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MS-13, the first street gang to be labeled a transnational criminal organization by the government, has earned outsized focus this year.
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Some strategists point to the already-outsized gains for 2017 as a reason why the Santa Claus rally may not take place.
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Many states license jobs in construction, landscaping, and cooking—professions in which our community plays an outsized role as entrepreneurs and workers.
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Trump's endorsement moves Republicans, and it seems to have an outsized effect on those from the Northeast, who speak his language best.
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Utility bills are the primary reason why people resort to payday loans, and play an outsized role in the perpetuation of poverty.
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The 2202-member Republican National Convention rules committee is poised to have an outsized role at this year's GOP convention in Cleveland.
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After September 11, 2001, any large gathering felt like a potential terror target, particularly those with outsized cultural significance like sporting events.
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The investment is indicative of the outsized political attention on the suburban Atlanta seat, which opened when President Trump nominated then-Rep.
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If you want to have an outsized impact on your community, getting involved in local politics is the way to do it.
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Souvannarath's case is one amplified to an extreme degree, but it is an outsized reflection of the way the content economy works.
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One area Mr. Sloan might target as he figures out the bank's strategy going forward: Wells Fargo's outsized network of bank branches.
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For the last week, Netflix's true crime series Tiger King has captured much of the internet's attention with its outsized real story.
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Boeing is the highest priced stock in the price-weighted index, which means Boeing has an outsized impact on the index's moves.
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Bock, who has had the role for the past decades, has cut an outsized swathe both in and out of the company.
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The extinct ocean creature Tullimonstrum gregarium, popularly known as the "Tully monster," is one of those outsized weirdos that defies easy categorization.
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In Sweden and Germany, for example, citizens are told to cut down on their meat consumption because of meat's outsized environmental footprint.
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This could be an image celebrating the Brazilian worker, or one exposing the outsized role the lumber industry plays in the country.
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Pigs are so central to the Chinese diet that the ups and downs of pork prices have an outsized impact on inflation.
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Ever since Strasburg was labeled the next great pitching prodigy as the top pick in the 2009 draft, outsized expectations have followed.
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The Sewanee Review never had a broad national subscriber base, which made its outsized role in American literature all the more remarkable.
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A set of core psychological mechanisms leads us to dehumanize other people virtually by default, leading to outsized dehumanization of out-groups.
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Barclays said in its upgrade of the stock that it saw "outsized global fundamental growth" in the consumer products and retail area.
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Reports that Pruitt took issue with a security agent who was simply following the rules demonstrates his outsized ego and is outrageous.
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It's a "poor theatre" rendition, in the Grotowski sense; actors, rather than an outsized set or a thumping orchestra, make the show.
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But later, closing my eyes, I remembered Whitaker's light-colored suit and his gracefulness, which works in counterpoint to his outsized frame.
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For example, a change to how quickly businesses' can deduct the cost of new investments has an outsized impact on economic growth.
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Only in a system like Hong Kong's, where other avenues for democracy have been increasingly stifled, could they gain such outsized importance.
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All deals are at least 20% off, with the occasional exception for models that are rarely discounted or provide an outsized value.
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PBS' juxtaposition of the special and the Oscars is no accident, thanks to what an outsized figure Weinstein cut during awards season.
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It simultaneously increased incentives for Taiwanese immigration to the mainland, offering outsized public benefits to Taiwanese citizens who obtain mainland residence permits.
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Indeed, because of its structure and application to California residents the CCPA will have an outsized impact, even outside of the state.
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Anyone who has ever transferred points to airlines specifically knows that you can often get outsized value in return when you do.
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But it's particularly significant because of California's position as one of the world's largest economies and its outsized influence in national politics.
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He compares Bacon's portraiture to an actor who imbues a minor role with outsized power by playing the scene with a limp.
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NEW YORK, March 210.7 (Reuters) - Coronavirus-fueled market declines are testing the faith of individual investors after last year's outsized stock rally.
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Intimate without being overtly personal, ambitious without being striving, Jacobsen's work makes small but convincing claims for the outsized power of modesty.
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That the service appears to have an outsized target on people of color, however, does add fuel to the ACLU's existing privacy complaints.
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Similar to all IDB peers, TP ICAP's ratings are also sensitive to outsized operational losses and negative repercussions from regulatory or legal investigation.
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Apple's iOS iPhone has a smaller market share, though its phones are much more expensive and thus take an outsized chunk of revenue.
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He also plays an outsized, ridiculous version of himself in Netflix's Always Be My Maybe, which was released at the end of May.
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They have cut their own costs by shrinking their satellites, but right now they have to pay for expensive tickets on outsized rockets.
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The probe is also looking at what appear to be outsized payments for Ghosn's bodyguard services in Brazil, one of the sources said.
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Similar efforts were made to track down decades-old marketing materials for, yes, Eggo waffles, which play an outsized role in Season 1.
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New construction comes at a price premium to existing, and therefore higher rates have an outsized impact, given that affordability is already stretched.
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You'd expect the board of Tesla Industries to shape a CEO compensation plan that suits its outsized leader, and boy, did they ever.
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Goodman, like Joyce Pensato, depicts figures with exaggerated features— outsized ears, or malformed heads, or eyes that are too large or too small.
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In her paintings of the 21877s, she positioned figures with outsized heads centrally on the canvas, their aura and painterly fields extending outward.
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The tiny team, though, has come to take on an outsized role in the country's cybersecurity battles, specializing in DDoS attacks and botnets.
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If it works it could not only prove the benefit of their product but also generate outsized returns for this new funding vehicle.
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And because the media likes to make fun of Silicon Valley, the outlandish examples tend to get an outsized share of the attention.
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Additional VC dollars in any of those markets would have an outsized and extraordinary impact in accelerating the growth of those startup ecosystems.
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An outsized focus on building a wall and on apprehensions at the border detracts from the many other challenges facing our immigration system.
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The dollar has had an outsized impact on emerging markets since the dollar denominated debt most of these countries easier to pay off.
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Thus, even the outsized nominal rise in June of 287,000, beating market expectations, is not enough to reestablish an improving trend in hiring.
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Federal courts in eastern Texas have become infamous over the last decade for being home to an outsized number of patent-infringement cases.
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PD: For better or worse, malls have a certain outsized resonance because a large part of my childhood was formed within their walls.
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A shareholder vote to remove him as chairman failed earlier this year, and Tesla's complex setup gives Musk outsized control of the company.
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We are also up against the outsized influence of Fox News and right-wing talk radio, as well as the white nationalists online.
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It's a bit like a Coen brothers crime drama, with an ensemble of colorful, outsized characters and constantly escalating but faintly ridiculous stakes.
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Female musicians don't just get asked a lot of questions about being women in bands; they face an outsized amount of verbal abuse.
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Castro had given Cuba an outsized influence in world affairs during his half century as president, partly by clashing with the United States.
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Given the outsized personalities of the candidates, and the debate controversies that took place during the primary season, the stakes feel particularly high.
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"I don't foresee an outsized risk of a breakout in inflation," Evans said in remarks prepared for delivery to the Chicago Rotary Club.
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Founded in 1998, the company owed its outsized reputation to its co-founder, Lord (Tim) Bell, Margaret Thatcher's favourite spin-doctor and confidant.
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Foreign leaders have come to ascertain that feting Trump with outsized displays of flattery can bear ample fruit, at least for a time.
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But it's the fact that his father-in-law is a Russian tycoon, Dmitry Rybolovlev, that has drawn outsized attention to Sartori's campaign.
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Many of the Republican presidential front-runner's disclosed stock and bond holdings have values below $1,001 each, yet seem to produce outsized income.
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In the outsized lifts, still operated by push buttons as big as traffic lights, a pair of movers have just finished a job.
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The experience in the U.K. shows what an outsized role natural gas can fill in countries seeking to reduce or eliminate coal altogether.
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The big picture: The nascent industry has drawn an outsized share of short sellers who are betting the stocks will fall in value.
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Other studies have disputed this, saying the numbers were much lower, and that trends like automation by successful manufacturers played an outsized role.
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The egotistical presumption that people would pay money to visit his grave after his death appears consistent with Manson's outsized sense of self.
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Though some of the stress was due to the outsized public attention he was now getting, he also went through an existential crisis.
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In addition, India has been hit with outsized waves of ransomware — Wannacry and Petya — that have struck some 60 countries in recent weeks.
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The answer is KKR's outsized balance sheet, which Ubben sees as a flexibility boon whereas many other managers view it as a burden.
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The show's outsized popularity has again sent the HBO NOW app flying up the Top Revenue charts on the iOS App Store, too.
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It in turn holds stakes—and often outsized voting rights—in their main, listed firms, at which family members often take leadership roles.
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The November and December holiday shopping season are critical for retailers, when they book an outsized portion of their annual sales and profits.
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And he touched down in Rome on Tuesday ahead of two key summits in Europe where terror will now take an outsized role.
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But in July, the 63-year-old could have an outsized voice in choosing the Republican nominee for president of the United States.
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In the days since Stolen's launch, it generated an outsized buzz for an app that had only around 40,000 people actively playing it.
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Do you own some of the big tech names such as Apple and Facebook and now these are outsized positions in your portfolio?
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Iowa voters play an outsized role in picking U.S. presidents, and many have come to expect frequent face time with White House hopefuls.
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The report sheds new light on the ways the IRA trolls targeted African Americans and the outsized role Instagram played in their work.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For decades, Britain's bankers have relied on their industry's outsized status in the economy to find a receptive ear in government.
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As the data rolls in, our Trumponomics series will periodically point out examples of where Trump's presence is clearly having an outsized impact.
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With liquidity already thinning going into the year-end holiday period, large currency options are having an outsized impact on the cash markets.
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If weed is legal, though, you should be able to do it without the outsized punishment that's offered to women who do so.
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Alvarez and Sayagues also keep finding new ways to make viewers painfully aware of the movie's tight confines, dead ends, and outsized threats.
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Both artists are drawn to what's most outsized, colorful, and performative about visual culture and what's most expressive, emotional, and generous about surfaces.
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The rapid collapse in oil prices caught many off guard, including hedge funds that made outsized bullish bets on crude earlier this year.
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Given that, Democrats must move forward and do their job on issues like health care, infrastructure, immigration, wealth inequality, and outsized corporate power.
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The holiday shopping season is an important time for retailers during which they earn an outsized portion of their annual profits and sales.
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As a result, material credit deterioration in those assets could have an outsized impact on overall results, and could drive negative rating actions.
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Enlightenment, whose books were largely untouched, was left with an outsized share of a market worth hundreds of millions of dollars a year.
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Florida was an "outsized contributor" to the companies problems with Uber, given a large number of uninsured and underinsured motorists, James River said.
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Trump highlighted the outsized contribution from the United States while noting that Germany in particular wasn't hitting the 2 percent of GDP target.
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Though small, Weimar, a leafy, picture-book tourist town about 50 miles southwest of Leipzig, has an outsized cultural significance in the country.
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Wall Street has long been a place of outsized compensation for the few who can master its rules, or at least pretend to.
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The two that get an outsized amount of attention in Virginia are the DC exurbs of Loudoun and Prince William — and rightfully so.
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As a legacy of the colonial era, militaries were often the largest faction within government and had an outsized role in civil society.
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America's big cities have an outsized role in the country's economic engine, but some urban areas are struggling when compared to their peers.
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The dunes sagebrush lizard grows to just a few inches long, but it's having an outsized impact on America's hottest oil-producing basin.
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These labor actions have given teachers' unions — and organized labor at large — an outsized influence in 2020, compared to other recent presidential elections.
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O'Reilly was clearly outsized, but he managed to execute a beautiful trip as Jouban held him against the cage in the early exchanges.
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That leaves Asia and Europe as the swing votes, and "it seems like resentment toward the U.S. president is playing an outsized role."
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When a founder who is not involved in day-to-day operations holds outsized voting power, the potential for decision logjam looms large.
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There's nobody who could have made a track like this, settling scores and pulling together complex cultural histories with such outsized, freewheeling joy.
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Goldman Sachs upgrades ADP, saying the payroll processor with a largely domestic footprint will be an "outsized beneficiary" of the corporate tax cut.
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The result of the lopsided structure is that Harlow seems to have outsized control over the company compared with his two co-owners.
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The priest took a small plastic globe off his bookshelf and spun it to show a flagrantly outsized Italian boot protruding from Europe.
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That's probably because, at least in Wolff's account, he was largely marginalized in a presidential administration with an outsized obsession with the media.
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