Demand outstrips supply of loans on many of these platforms.
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Germany's trade with Poland alone outstrips its trade with Russia.
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Like Ed Wood, Wiseau has ambition that outstrips his talent.
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But the need for these treatments far outstrips available supply.
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Basically, when the supply of power outstrips demand for it.
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The fall outstrips the global smartphone market which fell 3 percent.
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Despite five years of slowing capacity growth, supply still outstrips demand.
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When demand outstrips supply, costs rise — and transportation is no exception.
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BRITAINS ZERO-CARBON POWER OUTSTRIPS FOSSIL FUEL IN 2019 NATIONAL GRID
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SNP membership now outstrips the Conservative Party's across the whole of Britain.
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"Fear of personal safety outstrips everything else," Stanford's Studdert told Buzzfeed News.
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It has solid benchmark numbers, but Apple's A24X CPU far outstrips it.
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The need for treatment consistently outstrips capacity for treatment in every state.
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As long as supply far outstrips demand, oil prices will stay relatively low.
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But in most rich countries the supply of used clothing far outstrips demand.
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Financial history shows that when debt outstrips GDP growth, accidents become more likely.
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The volatility (of digital currencies) really doesn't matter as demand greatly outstrips supply.
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There are a couple reasons — for one, demand far outstrips the limited supply.
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Sometimes that figure ticks below half, when consumer demand outstrips Athletic's supply capacity.
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The demand far outstrips the supply, and powerful lawmakers like unlikely allies Sens.
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A quarter-final outstrips anything Iceland could realistically have expected at this tournament.
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The support he enjoys personally outstrips Mexicans' opinion of his governance, analysts say.
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That could cause prices to spike as the world's appetite for oil outstrips supply.
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But the pace that we embrace technology far outstrips our capability to secure it.
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"Demand for deep learning vastly outstrips supply," Ng explained to me in an interview.
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Prices for some staples, such as eggs, have surged as demand far outstrips supply.
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"We are now dealing with a situation of demand that clearly outstrips supply," he said.
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Whether from upgraders, hypebeasts, or switchers from Android or another platform, demand always outstrips supply.
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In both cases the level of performance far outstrips human ability to make this distinction.
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The one thing that sticks, though, far and away outstrips the competition: Its main romance.
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Their spending—over $291bn in 20153—far outstrips that of their American counterparts (see chart).
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That jump in inventory will likely affect prices down the road, as supply outstrips demand.
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As spending outstrips revenues and debt grows, interest payments on the national debt will increase.
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Almost every expanding business outstrips its available startup capital and needs outside resources to grow.
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There has been a pickup in construction and sales recently, but demand still outstrips supply.
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"It's a wonderful problem when your demand outstrips supply," said Mr. Gottlieb, the toy analyst.
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This outstrips the International Energy Agency's 2019 global oil demand growth forecast of 1.4 million bpd.
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The €179m splurged by Manchester City, an English club, on defenders outstrips 47 countries' defence budgets.
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User analytics and app analytics are other areas where demand far outstrips supply of specialist agencies.
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Income from the alliance's tourism projects and ecosystem services now outstrips logging receipts in several places.
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That far outstrips the 2.6 percent year-over-year growth in average hourly earnings through April.
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The issue affects other shows beyond "Hamilton" and "Harry Potter," for which demand seriously outstrips supply.
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Similarly, mistrust among Asian states today outstrips mistrust among them and the United States or Europe.
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This usually occurs when growth outstrips the fuel for growth, driving up costs and generating inflation.
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Demand far outstrips supply when the economy is healthy, prompting the government to hold a lottery.
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While the art school's tuition increases conform to nationwide trends, CalArts' price tag outstrips the national average.
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Microsoft has built a potent powerhouse of a machine that outstrips its predecessors and competitors in capability.
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Pairs of Snap glasses are going for thousands on eBay because the demand far outstrips the supply.
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The number of hires far outstrips net job creation because hires and separations tend to move together.
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Investment from the Netherlands in Britain outstrips Japan's, despite the Dutch economy being one-sixth the size.
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It seems fair to say that Wiggins's reputation outstrips his production to this point in his career.
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Recently it has been lauded as the future of cryptocurrency, but Ethereum's potential outstrips even those accolades.
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Investors do want to see a yield that is steadily growing at a pace that outstrips inflation.
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Currently, the demand for affordable housing far outstrips supply and the gap is expected to grow worse.
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The set of nuclear-weapons documents currently in Iran far outstrips what Switzerland and Libya ever possessed.
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A Think Progress study found the cost of administering such tests outstrips potential savings from catching violators.
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Its founder, Masayoshi Son, has recently talked about the coming "Singularity," in which artificial intelligence outstrips humans.
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Demand for quality afterschool programs far outstrips supply in urban, suburban and rural communities across the country.
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The classified intel available to presidents- and vice presidents-elect outstrips that available to White House nominees.
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Its public employee system disincentivizes government thrift and saddles taxpayers with debt that outstrips the national average.
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Even where humanitarian organizations do have access to besieged zones, demand often outstrips the supply of aid.
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The application of technology to situations where demand outstrips supply is a guiding investment thesis for Mr Zhou.
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Real estate agents paint a picture of a decline in condo prices that outstrips declines in similar properties.
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When supply outstrips demand for a product, typically the price falls and stocks are no different, they argue.
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In its concrete depiction of torture, abuse and cruelty, Handmaid outstrips Margaret Atwood's original novel in dramatic impact.
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Demand for San Francisco's compost, which mostly goes to vineyards in California's wine country, already outstrips what's available.
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Part of that can be chalked up to the uncontroversial point that Roosevelt far outstrips Trump on eloquence.
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That's because in a country where energy demand far outstrips supply, power production remains a more immediate priority.
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Every year, the volume of applications vastly outstrips the annual supply of visas in just the first week.
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Pending home sales slipped in May after three months of gains as demand outstrips supply amid rising prices.
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The carmaker's electric-vehicle budget outstrips that of its closest competitor, Germany's Daimler, which has committed $2430 billion.
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He correctly points out that as more people are insured, the demand for health care outstrips the supply.
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We love nothing more than explaining to foreigners how our food outstrips that of New York or Paris.
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The number of jobs tied to outdoor recreation vastly outstrips those in coal, oil and natural gas combined.
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The amount of organic content massively outstrips by tens of thousands of times how many ads are running.
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Chelsea still outstrips City, the two great transformative clubs of modern English soccer, in terms of honors won.
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Broadly, gun rights groups' spending on campaign contributions, lobbying and other activities far outstrips that of gun control advocates.
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Demand for property chronically outstrips supply in Hong Kong, for example, and investors from mainland China feel safer there.
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"Much of the destruction that's happening in areas that are being liberated ... far outstrips our original assumptions," Grande said.
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But the demand for short courses far outstrips their availability, and short courses can only pack in so much.
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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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But U.S. officials say engagement, especially on efforts to combat terrorism, outstrips any potential benefits in cutting off relations.
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That outstrips the monthly average of eight deaths on that floor during the 12 months to June, Uehara said.
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But there is a problem: Demand for organ transplants vastly outstrips supply, as my colleague Tina Rosenberg has reported.
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European fans have long argued that England's perception of itself as a footballing powerhouse far outstrips its actual ability.
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For the first time in their history, Atlético have a coach whose influence far outstrips those at board level.
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The big picture: Blockchain-related power demand already outstrips that of electric vehicles globally, and Quebec is not alone.
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Though this has increased the number of tests available, demand still outstrips supply, leading to difficulties in getting tested.
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He is impulsive, short-sighted, hot-headed, and possessed of a confidence that wildly outstrips his knowledge or judgment.
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As the rate of new COVID-19 patients outstrips hospital resources, more and more bodies are going to morgues.
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That value difference far outstrips what most hedge funds or commodity traders achieve in years of arbitraging price anomalies.
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Yet demand for professional caregivers already far outstrips supply, and experts say this workforce shortage will only get worse.
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The overall increase in screen size far outstrips the increase in overall body size because of those thinner bezels.
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Instead, Bolsonaro is counting on his robust social media presence, where he outstrips rivals with 5.4 million followers on Facebook.
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Demand for Social Club's beer regularly outstrips the 3,000 liters (793 gallons) it produces a month, according to its owners.
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This purchase significantly outstrips the $60 million Netflix paid for Brad Pitt's "War Machine," which has not yet been released.
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Furthermore, the number of countries on "negative outlook" — at risk of downgrade — outstrips those on "positive outlook" across the world.
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"When supply outstrips demand there are bargains to be had," says Matt Barker CEO of second-hand camera marketplace MPB.
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Those require maintenance and constant water pumping, leading to energy usage that outstrips the benefits of a scant few plants.
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According to the report, diamond prices are expected to benefit in the next few years as recovering demand outstrips supply.
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And with parents signing up their children for team sports in record numbers, the demand for fields far outstrips supply.
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But when payroll growth consistently outstrips the rate of growth of the labor force, the unemployment rate keeps on falling.
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With 2000 billion of barrels of oil equivalent (boe) in reserves in sub-Saharan Africa, it outstrips Eni's 210 billion.
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And for the first time, the percentage of Americans saying the economy is excellent outstrips the percent saying its poor.
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A Think Progress study found the cost of administering such tests outstrips potential savings from catching violators: http://bit.ly/1UQWKTj.
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At the same time, many economists are forecasting that the price of undamaged homes will rise as demand outstrips supply.
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Today, Bangladesh outstrips India in rankings for indicators of social development, such as literacy rates, gender parity and life expectancy.
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The growth in activism that these groups have both spurred and harnessed outstrips anything I have seen in decades previously.
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It's also testing walk-ins at some offices, since "demand outstrips the number of available Real ID appointments" currently available.
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The central bank has argued that stubbornly low inflation will eventually accelerate as demand increasingly outstrips supply in the economy.
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Our live blog is tracking market reaction to a spike in oil futures as a draw on U.S. inventories outstrips forecasts.
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And though the film itself does have some weaknesses, the overall message it leaves us with far outstrips them in importance.
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And for the first time, the percentage of Americans saying the economy is excellent outstrips the percent saying it is poor.
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"Because of Jeep's loyal following, their demand outstrips supply in the used car marketplace leading to high resale values," Ly said.
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It is unlikely that he would do so, of course: he has always said his loyalty to Barcelona outstrips any contract.
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Demand for day care in the country far outstrips supply, making it difficult for working women to juggle careers and children.
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I once attended a lecture by the former editor of a big-name literary magazine whose prestige likely outstrips its reach.
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In states like Massachusetts, North Carolina, New Mexico and others, demand for foster care placement outstrips the number of available beds.
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Rail capacity in Canada has been tight as rising crude production outstrips pipeline capacity and oil companies seek alternatives for their exports.
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She tries it on briefly with "Woo," casually outstrips his capabilities as a vocalist, and tosses it out to try something else.
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"The demand for infrastructure across Asia and the Pacific far outstrips current supply," Takehiko Nakao, president of the Manila-based ADB, said.
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Plus, AI can help make sense of the avalanche of video footage recorded daily, which far outstrips humanity's ability to digest it.
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Opponents argue that RCV is too complicated—and indeed, in Maine, people's enthusiasm for RCV sometimes outstrips their ability to explain it.
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The House proposal, which significantly outstrips the Senate's $1.6 billion version, would include 200 miles of new physical barriers and border technology.
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A central problem is that medicalized diagnoses often come with medicalized treatments: Our penchant for pills outstrips even our desire for diagnosis.
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To the extent that real urgency on climate change takes hold, or innovation outstrips expectations, that will happen faster than currently projected.
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The truth is, the amount of political content of that type that is pushed by Americans vastly outstrips what the Russians push.
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Our peril far outstrips any past differences: It has arrived at our collective doorstep, and we believe there is no other choice.
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The demand for organs far outstrips the supply, leading to long waiting lists, huge bills for medical interventions like dialysis, and anguished families.
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A "base case" scenario envisions a massive rise in EV sales, one that vastly outstrips the latest (and pessimistic) Energy Information Administration outlook.
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This, coupled with an economic slowdown in oil-dependent countries like China, means crude supply outstrips demand for the resource, driving prices down.
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The good news for Apple is that the sheer amount of natural cartographical detail its map contains far outstrips what Google currently offers.
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The number of buyers outstrips seats available on trains, and leads to long queues and jostling for position when tickets go on sale.
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But demand far outstrips funding: About 1.5 million children received these subsidies in 2013, out of more than 9 million who were eligible.
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These combine with its existing industry expertise for potential in the market that outstrips its more tech-focused competitors, according to the report.
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Like any good wedge issue, the political potency of renewing federal executions far outstrips its day-to-day import for the broad electorate.
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Singer far outstrips Adelson, however, in his ability to raise money—he can generate millions for a candidate by hosting a single lunch.
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As our colleague Nicholas Kristof notes, the United States outstrips the world in both gun ownership per capita and gun deaths per capita.
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Last March, the main group measuring cosmic expansion released their updated analysis, once again arriving at an expansion rate that far outstrips expectations.
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It also far outstrips the combined worth of five of the largest Western companies, Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Total, BP and Royal Dutch Shell.
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The movie's wide release also comfortably outstrips the 1,945 theaters reached by Edge of Seventeen, the best (straight) teen flick of recent years.
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But even as the much-diminished coal industry continues to dominate discussion of Appalachian politics, its cultural footprint well outstrips its actual economic impact.
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Yet as demand for health care outstrips the supply of human carers, the future may involve consultations on smartphones and measurements monitored by chatbots.
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The authors surveyed households to gauge their knowledge of sweet drinks' nutritional content and how much their consumption outstrips what they regard as ideal.
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That puts it at odd with rivals who have posted bumper profits in recent months as housing demand outstrips supply across much of Britain.
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The result is a potentially faster, more stable flier with a level of intelligence that outstrips virtually all other consumer drones on the market.
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"Demand [for Tesla battery storage] far outstrips its ability to supply, so it is getting a significant premium price for its product," Buckley said.
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PENDING HOME SALES FALL IN MAY: Pending home sales slipped in May after three months of gains as demand outstrips supply amid rising prices.
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"Cambodia is a milk-deficit market, meaning demand outstrips local supply," he said in an email, adding the country offered promising dairy market opportunities.
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But he does not believe he can stay long in the capital Nassau, where the demand for housing and jobs far outstrips the supply.
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Instead, this unquestionably adult drama about a blind man who can suddenly see unfolds with an emotional sophistication that far outstrips its narrative nerve.
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But that comparison isn't a fair one: In terms of sheer technical craftsmanship, Miranda and Caliban outstrips The Mists of Avalon by leaps and bounds.
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At the same time, the UK is the largest military power in Europe, and far outstrips its allies in some areas, such as signals intelligence.
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KPMG, a large consultancy firm, reckons that the amount of money venture capitalists want to invest in such things outstrips the opportunities to do so.
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Rare earth imports are a relatively small part of the $420 billion U.S. goods deficit with China, but their worth far outstrips their dollar value.
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Energy demand in India far outstrips consumption, but regulated low prices for gas from prolific but challenging deepwater fields have deterred investment in the sector.
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Demand for electricity in Thailand outstrips supply, and Thailand last year signed an agreement to increase its annual purchase from Laos to 9,000MW from 7,000MW.
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The demand for good developers greatly outstrips supply, and in this era of Skype and Slack, there's nothing about software development that requires meatspace interactions.
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Demand for refuges already outstrips supply, with almost 200 women and children being turned away on one day in England this year, Women's Aid said.
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The fund's six-fold climb since the beginning of the bull market also outstrips the 340 percent gain of the small-cap Russell 2000 index.
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Their capacity to defy bullying vastly outstrips that of ASEAN in the South China Sea, let alone the revolution-wracked Caribbean states of Roosevelt's day.
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Among Green Growth's strengths are a U.S. market footprint and experience, and its $54 million in trailing 12-month revenue already outstrips Aphria's, Horvath said.
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Still, the United States military is the most powerful in the world, and its military spending outstrips that of the next seven nations combined. Feb.
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Add to that financial mix the fact that in mature markets like Denver, the retail price of marijuana is coming down as supply outstrips demand.
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It typically has focused in developing countries where the number of students who want to go to college far outstrips the capacity of public universities.
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The report's breadth far outstrips the list that the dioceses released last February that named 188 diocesan priests and deacons credibly accused of abusing children.
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The studio has an outsized role in Japan's animation industry that outstrips the list of works it has produced, said Tokyo-based film commentator Yuichi Maeda.
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Power demand in Nigeria's largest city Lagos vastly outstrips supply, meaning its 24 million residents must either go without, or rely on expensive, fume-belching generators.
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India is a huge importer of the precious metal -- to the tune of billions of dollars a month -- as demand outstrips the country's gold mining industry.
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One of the best descriptions of self-censorship, and its pernicious power which sometimes outstrips that of more aggressive control, comes from China scholar Perry Link.
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OPEC and Russia will meet on June 22/23 to decide whether to increase production following a fall in global inventories as world demand outstrips supply.
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The number of families on the waiting list for public housing, 227,000 — constituting half a million people — outstrips by far the total number of units, 178,226.
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The demand for those crops outstrips the supply, leaving farmers like Mr. Naraghi racing to convert their land to organic production, an arduous and expensive process.
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Now lower mortgage rates are fueling prices yet again, and as demand outstrips supply more and more, prices have nowhere to go but through the roof.
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That would save a significant amount of money, as the interest they're paying on the car loan outstrips the interest they're getting from their savings account.
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The cost of fancy elixirs and spirit-frees far outstrips that of a bottle of three-buck Chuck a group can share while watching reality television.
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However, there is a way to keep mining cryptocurrencies at a profit even when the cost of electricity and equipment outstrips the gains: not paying for either.
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The number of listings continues to drop, as demand outstrips supply and potential sellers bow out, fearing they won't be able to find something else to buy.
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The Index's screen easily outstrips the Rift or Vive; at 1440 x 1600 pixels per eye, it's got the same resolution as the high-definition Vive Pro.
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In 2014, for the first time, more fish were farmed for human consumption than were caught in the wild; farmed-fish output now outstrips global beef production.
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C.M. In "Why Write?" you reprint your famous essay "Writing American Fiction," which argues that American reality is so crazy that it almost outstrips the writer's imagination.
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While China's domestic security spending outstrips defense spending, though the government stopped providing exact figures four years ago, it has also struggled with some pointed intelligence failures.
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Housing is a huge political issue in Britain where demand outstrips supply, pushing up prices and leaving large numbers of first-time buyers locked out of the market.
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To give you a sense of what Moor is up against, here's a short clip from Trials of Death: It's utterly ridiculous, and outstrips what Moor originally envisioned.
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Unlike wheat, sugar, and other staple commodities which the North African country imports to meet demand that outstrips local production, its bountiful rice crop far exceeds domestic needs.
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"Their operational mandate is, 'These are your parameters on who you need to put in custody,' so their operational tempo outstrips the budget for them," the official said.
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Overall the process gives the impression of success and motion that far outstrips any basic asset, including any kind of plan to win power and wield it effectively.
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The video's narrator says the area is the "section for coronavirus victims," and that the number of people buried there alone already outstrips the government's official death toll.
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The Chinese must export between 10 and 15 percent of their steel, and a flood of excess global capacity has driven steel prices downward as supply outstrips demand.
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A billionaire's spending power is difficult to grasp, both because most people do not correctly intuit large numbers, and because a billion dollars far outstrips most people's experience.
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Europe, for instance, could certainly do with this new type of auction: as in America, demand for spectrum outstrips supply and broadcasters are loth to give up their licences.
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The playbook of many tech giants applies VC funding at a pace and in a fashion that outstrips the pace of regulators to determine which rules are being broken.
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We've been investing at a pace since we started in Europe that outstrips the pace of when we started investing in the U.S. And we still have partners there.
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But the studio has an outsized impact on Japan's noted animation industry that outstrips a list of the works it has produced, said Tokyo-based film commentator Yuichi Maeda.
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Even more important, the ROK today vastly outstrips the North on every measure of power other than military, and the latter reflects a decision by the South Korean government.
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But a rampant affordable housing crisis in the Bay Area has meant the number of homeless people far outstrips available shelter beds and forced officials to be more flexible.
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Covered bonds could be an important new source of funding for banks, particularly if growing demand for credit outstrips deposit growth, as deposits provide about 13% of banks' funding.
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Even though there is probably some overlap among platforms, that figure outstrips the followings of such popular YouTube celebrities as Ryan Higa (17.8 million) and Jenna Marbles (16.4 million).
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Their $264.1 billion in holdings outstrips the combined net worth of an estimated 160 million people, or 2503 million U.S. households, according to the report titled: Billionaire Bonanza 2017.
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Demand for therapy animals in clinics and workplaces — and even college campuses at exam time — sometimes outstrips supply, according to Pet Partners, the nation's largest registry of therapy animals.
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Their smugness far outstrips anything attributed to liberals: they applaud their own heroism in the ongoing "Meme War," complaining of marginalization even as their candidate enters the White House.
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On a larger scale, the immense network of organizations created by the Koch brothers and other conservative donors far outstrips the structures that Democrats and liberals are piecing together.
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"It is clear to us that right now, demand outstrips the number of available Real ID appointments," Sue Fulton, the motor vehicle commission's chief administrator, said in a statement.
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This demonstrates the staggering demand for commercial sex acts, and as demand outstrips supply, more and more women and children will be sexually trafficked to meet that burgeoning demand.
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The fundraising outstrips compatriot Didi Kuaidi's $3 billion announced in September, and comes amid growing concerns about valuations as Chinese Internet companies continue to spend heavily to tackle fierce competition.
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This is particularly true in America, where digital's share of total ad spending—which today stands at 44%—outstrips the percentage of time people spend on digital versus traditional media.
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Reiterating Iran's official stance, Rouhani blamed Shi'ite Iran's Sunni regional rival Saudi Arabia for the drop in oil prices, which have halved since last May as global supply outstrips demand.
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The carmaker's electric-vehicle investment budget outstrips that of its closest competitors, in pursuit of profitable mass-production of electric vehicles, something that no carmaker has come close to achieving.
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Further, even though the morbidity and mortality rates for the mostly gender-specific breast and prostate cancers are similar, funding for breast cancer research far outstrips that for prostate cancer.
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The level of growth and productivity that takes place in a competitive system far outstrips the productivity that is obtainable under any system of collective bargaining, either public or private.
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Mission-driven research — which vastly outstrips our "blue-sky" research — is not a replacement for pursuing fundamental questions across the sciences that have led to discoveries both unexpected and wondrous.
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Its German North Sea connection capacity already outstrips that of existing wind parks and will grow to nearly 9 gigawatts (GW) by 2024 from 6.2 GW in 2018, it said.
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Return on equity for the 10 largest banks should increase to 11 percent from 9 percent, Mayo wrote, as revenue growth of 25 percent outstrips expense growth of 15 percent.
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Donald Trump is the president of the United States, for example, and Tucker Carlson is a multimillionaire television star with wealth and power that far outstrips that of his critics.
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The big gap between implied and actual volatility, especially on the downside, suggests demand for option contracts that pay out in the event that oil prices slide further far outstrips supply.
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Smelters in Zambia, where capacity far outstrips current mine supply, are already struggling with low feed stocks after miners including Glencore closed copper shafts as prices fell to six-year lows.
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Climate-related impacts will also contribute to increased migration, which can be particularly disruptive if, for example, demand for food and shelter outstrips the resources available to assist those in need.
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Even his foes on the issue grudgingly acknowledge his single-mindedness, which they say outstrips his passion for issues like the religious exceptions law, which has defined his time as governor.
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It's a measure of Bosch's imaginative genius that the imagery in works like "The Garden of Earthly Delights" outstrips in boldness many of the extreme digital fantasies in Hollywood horror films.
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The 53% domestic market share of carriers like Jeju and Jin Air Co Ltd outstrips the 9% LCC penetration in Japan and 13% in China, data from CAPA Centre for Aviation shows.
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"There's so much talk about zika and the terrifying effects during pregnancy but just in sheer scale, malaria outstrips it many times over," said Martin Edlund, chief executive of Malaria No More.
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The 20163% domestic market share of carriers like Jeju and Jin Air Co Ltd outstrips the 9% LCC penetration in Japan and 13% in China, data from CAPA Centre for Aviation shows.
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That toll even farther outstrips the number of Americans who have died in Islamic terrorist violence between 9/11 and the end of last year—a figure that stands at 45 people.
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However, since peaking in 2014, per capita GDP (gross domestic product) has been in decline as population growth outstrips that of GDP, meaning people are becoming poorer even as the economy grows.
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The data conclude that Africans believe in democracy and that it is preferable to all other forms of government, but that demand far outstrips supply, something we have known for some time.
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The state of Rio expects a budget deficit of over 19 billion reais ($5.56 billion) this year as spending planned before oil prices fell outstrips revenue that is tumbling during Brazil's recession.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It is often self-evident that the language used in an exhibition press release outstrips the promise and potential of the visual art associated with it.
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Worse, world supply outstrips demand, major construction clients are mired in the country's biggest-ever corruption scandal and the slowdown has crimped the Porto Alegre, Brazil-based steelmaker's ability to pay debt.
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When the cost of bringing a federal lawsuit significantly outstrips the value of their claims, this hinders copyright law from fulfilling its central function of incentivizing the creation of new expressive works.
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India faces the worst long-term water crisis in its history as demand outstrips supply, with millions of lives and livelihoods at risk, the government think-tank Niti Aayog warned last year.
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The logo renewal rate for their 3,000+ enterprise customers is more than 95% and net revenue retention is more than 130% annually, because end user seat growth more than outstrips any customer losses.
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It does seem clear that the trends are firmly established for now, and longer term it's likely that India may become a net importer of fuel, as domestic demand growth outstrips refinery construction.
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The bond market curve is said to "bull flatten" when the decline in yields of longer-dated paper outstrips the fall in shorter-dated rates - an occurrence usually seen as presaging economic stress.
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With an influence on world affairs that far outstrips their numbers (below 500,000), the Quakers have won respect for their willingness to undertake a quest for truth whose end-point cannot be prejudged.
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"We've been grappling with Moore's Law being over, but more interestingly, it's inadequate for things like artificial intelligence applications," where increasing computing power is needed that outstrips what any single machine can do.
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The accumulation of bullish positions is easily the largest on record and far outstrips anything seen even during the spike in oil prices during late 5523 and the first half of 2552 (tmsnrt.rs/23D22l6V7).
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With increasing use of mechanization and other new technologies, the world's top two coffee producers, Brazil and Vietnam, are achieving productivity growth that outstrips rivals in places such as Colombia, Central America and Africa.
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Despite the risks, the federal government in effect subsidises the cost by guaranteeing wildfire protection that far outstrips the contributions made by the local governments where these homeowners pay their property taxes, experts say.
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This quirky correlation in Asia's fourth-largest economy, where air pollution outstrips industrialized peers, stems from an old belief attributed to coal miners, that the slippery pork oil helped cleanse dirt from their throats.
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Modi, 65, has plenty to boast about; economic growth outstrips China's, foreign direct investment grew by a quarter in the 33 financial year over the previous year and inflation has nearly halved since 2013.
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Ms. Jakobsdottir, a former education minister, is often cited by opinion polls as being one of the most trusted and well-liked politicians in Iceland, a popularity that far outstrips that of her party.
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The research being discussed also suggests that, for lesser skilled workers, the costs associated with moving to those "superstar" locations outstrips the wage premium offered for the jobs they are qualified to do there.
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The Cayman Islands, which is close to Cuba and was ranked in the study as the most prominent centre for financial secrecy, hosts more than 100,000 companies, a number that outstrips the local population.
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It could also include an energy storage component, so that if production from the wind farms outstrips demand a fleet of batteries can be charged so they can supply more power later when required.
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Like most strands of economics, MMT thinks that inflation can result when aggregate demand (all the purchasing being done in the economy) outstrips the real stuff (consumer goods, factories for corporations, etc.) available for purchase.
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EPH and Seven Energy are betting the plants will need to remain operational over the next 20 years for back-up power to stabilise grids when demand outstrips supply from less predictable wind and solar.
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"Our president has repeatedly said that Russian engineering in this sector significantly outstrips the level that other countries have managed to reach for the moment, and it is fairly unique," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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EPH and Seven Energy are betting the plants will need to remain operational over the next 20 years for back-up power to stabilize grids when demand outstrips supply from less predictable wind and solar.
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Its German North Sea connection capacity already outstrips that of existing wind parks, having grown by 16.9 percent to 6,232 MW last year, as it anticipates the coming capacity additions, it said in a statement.
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The amount of damage to them of their password being stolen from a site and then reused to take over their entire digital life way outstrips any damage from any of the massive data breaches.
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And even if the quality of play in Italy is inferior, the interest in the February Coppa Italia far outstrips whether Team LeBron will prevail over Team Giannis at the N.B.A.'s All-Star Game.
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On the other hand a coalition of smaller, conservative parties led by Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia (Go Italy!), outstrips 5-Star in both votes and probable seats, and may possibly win a working majority, pollsters say.
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Beijing's proposed increase in military spending outstrips the predicted 6.5 percent growth for China's economy in 2018, but it falls short of the 10 percent increase in U.S. military spending proposed for 2018 by Donald Trump.
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If, over the long run (which we define as 20 years, or more if data are available), housing inflation outstrips the incomes that are able to service a mortgage, then prices are likely to be unsustainable.
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Even with megaturbines in place, the operators would also need other things to go their way to turn a profit without state subsidies - crucially, electricity prices must rise to a level where profitability outstrips investment costs.
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Nick Bostrom7 at the University of Oxford has sounded the alarm about the dangers of creating a "superintelligence," an AI that self-improves and rapidly outstrips humanity, able to outthink and outflank us in every way.
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BUT MORE BROADLY OUR DIVERSIFICATION, WHICH IS A $5 TO $10 BILLION CAPITAL BENEFIT, FAR OUTSTRIPS ANY POTENTIAL HYPOTHETICAL BENEFITS OF SPLITTING THE COMPANY IN THE HOPE THAT THAT WOULD LEAD TO DECERTIFICATION AS A SIFY.
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"Our president has repeatedly said that Russian engineering in this sector significantly outstrips the level that other countries have managed to reach for the moment, and it is fairly unique," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Reuters.
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The price tag for all this security far outstrips what another billionaire might have paid in 2007, when Forbes reported Oracle chief executive Larry Ellison led the pack in executive protection expenditures at around $1.8 million.
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However, while South Korea today outstrips its northern neighbor on practically every measure, in the decades after the Korean War, it was Pyongyang, not Seoul, which could boast a greater quality of life and economic success.
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The province of Alberta, in close proximity of Asian smuggling routes coming through British Columbia, has been among the hardest hit, with more than 2703 people dying in 2015, a number that far outstrips past years.
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The black unemployment rate far outstrips the national average, now at 22014 percent, and since reaching that record low in May has crept up to 113 percent and above even as white unemployment keeps edging lower.
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Larry Summers, an economist who led President Obama's National Economic Council during Obama's first two years in office, has championed a theory of "secular stagnation," in which peoples' desire to save money outstrips opportunities to invest it.
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As that order has now been fulfilled, both groups find themselves staring into a future of vast overcapacity, where supply outstrips demand by a ratio of three to one, and prices have dropped 30 percent since 2014.
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His performance outstrips the writing, per 13RW tradition, and he even carries an ICE storyline through the end of the season (an extremely half-assed storyline that should have been left to Orange is the New Black).
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The growth rates in these countries far outstrips those in some of the more established ad markets, with the U.S. forecast to see a 20173 percent increase in spending, while France will only see 22017 percent growth.
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Through their unique, unrefined demonstrations, the Wolf Pack aims to provide such mentorship, preserve the kink scene's tangible social community, and stoke excitement in novices that outstrips idle curiosity—thus sustaining their fetishes for generations to come.
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Perhaps an even more potent political downside is that everyone knows VATs are sales taxes and fall disproportionately on the poor — especially on people whose consumptions outstrips their income (middle-class retirees spending down their savings, for example).
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This also saves time for employers: it means that they waste far less time sifting through the pile of applicants who rush to apply for open positions in a field where demand for jobs far outstrips the supply.
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This summer, the 21-year-old is considering leaving fallow his land in Myanmar's central "Dry Zone" because when the stream behind his house dries up in March, the cost of irrigation outstrips the income from any crop.
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Alibaba typically posts its highest revenue in the December quarter due to its mega "Singles' Day" in November — the world's biggest online sales event that outstrips the sales of U.S. shopping holidays Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined.
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Musk also anticipates a future where the market for the Powerwall and other home storage batteries far outstrips demand for Tesla vehicles, including in areas that are underserved or hard to reach for traditional grid-based power providers.
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Alibaba typically posts its highest revenue in the December quarter due to its mega "Singles' Day" in November - the world's biggest online sales event that outstrips the sales of U.S. shopping holidays Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined.
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These sorts of properties are more scarce — many were converted into lofts as the US economy moved away from manufacturing and toward a service economy—and are now being hit by steady rent increases as demand outstrips supply.
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Meanwhile, global oil stockpiles in developed countries could actually fall below the five-year average — the level OPEC is targeting — as inventories approach normal levels, oil demand potentially outstrips Goldman's estimate and OPEC possibly cuts output too deeply.
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So basically: The Trump White House is ditching investments that would bolster scientific knowledge and health to try to wall off Mexico and marginally increase a defense budget that already outstrips just about every other country on the planet.
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Some economists reckon that running the economy "hot", to the extent that demand outstrips its productive potential, could nurture growth in America's economic capacity: by bringing workers on the margins of the labour force back into employment, for example.
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Unsecured consumer borrowing rose nearly 11 percent in the year to November, its fastest since 2005, according to Bank of England data, and bank governor Mark Carney has warned the economy could falter as consumer spending outstrips wage growth.
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The strength of Only When It's Dark Enough Can You See The Stars is in the obvious presence of multiple hands, voices, and a local sense of social and civic responsibility that equals if not outstrips the artist's vision.
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China's voracious appetite for the bean outstrips forecast global exports, excluding the United States, so trade flows may emerge with crops from the fields of Illinois and Iowa possibly set for a detour via crushing plants in South America.
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Mr Höcke, a race-baiting extremist in the charismatic strongman mould, sits at the heart of the Flügel ("Wing"), an ultra-right grouping inside the AfD whose influence far outstrips its support, thought to comprise perhaps one-third of party members.
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There's a theoretical future where the scale of chat, whether it's handled as a straight chatstream or through mods to parse the incoming votes, bits, commands, and discussion, outstrips what KnokX Pro's wrestlers can elegantly incorporate into a traditional match.
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And the brightest point in the data was that the number of daily Snaps viewed rose from around 3.9 billion to 4.6 billion, or 1433 percent, which vastly outstrips the roughly 7 percent total user growth in the same time period.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The platinum market is set to record its first surplus in six years in 2017, Johnson Matthey said on Monday, as a drop in demand from the vehicle industry, jewelers and investors outstrips a smaller fall in supply.
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The Prussian military theorist Carl von Clausewitz warned of "total war" as a theoretical construct in which, by rationally following the escalations of war to their conclusion, war outstrips its strategic logic and becomes irrational, therefore requiring limits in practice.
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The move comes as a surprise given the Trump administration's oft-touted support for the sacrifices made by military families and suggests the White House's desire to build a wall on the border with Mexico outstrips nearly all other issues.
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As diplomats gather at the United Nations in New York this week to consider the future of global drug policy, one Portuguese official, João Goulão, will likely command attention that far outstrips his country's influence in practically any other area.
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Such as, the need to extend expiring health-care resources for children and community health centers; reducing health-care barriers to access for veterans; a medical inflation rate that outstrips the growth of the overall economy, to name only a few.
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For while there have been some signs of recovery in the real estate market, the soaring cost of land is squeezing margins for developers, and in smaller cities where Wanda has been focusing its projects, sales are still declining as supply outstrips demand.
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"This recommendation is not just absurd, it is insulting in a region where more than half of pregnancies are unwanted or unplanned, where there are extremely high rates of sexual violence, where the demand for contraception far outstrips availability," Amnesty's report said.
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Even those people have to count themselves lucky — because demand for the 4353,0005 H-270Bs available annually so outstrips supply that, last year, the window to file for them opened on April 2000st … and slammed shut only five days, and 172,500 applications, later.
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"The net result of all this has been a collapse in global rates both at the long end and short end of curves that far outstrips the deceleration in global activity," said Michael Shaoul, CEO of Marketfield Asset Management, in a note.
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That was especially so in the infrastructure sector where demand for high-quality assets outstrips supply.. For instance, the consortium that won the 50-year lease for the Port of Melbourne in September paid $7.3 billion - smashing the target set by the government.
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It not only doesn't befit a great nation, it is out of line with a citizenry whose confidence in the military far outstrips that of any other institution in American society, and which considers the military officership among the nation's most prestigious professions.
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Despite slower income growth, the statistics bureau said the figure still outstrips economic growth per capita, and China is on track to achieve its twin goals of doubling gross domestic product (GDP) by 2020 from 2010 and becoming a moderately prosperous society.
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But near the end it breaks out of that mode and concludes with a heartbreakingly eloquent monologue delivered by the soldier's girlfriend (Kate Lyn Sheil) on absent lovers, imagining what they're doing in your absence and the ways that imagining often outstrips reality.
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With a budget that outstrips the military's, this domestic security machinery comprises a pervasive network of paramilitary forces, the police, local officials, neighborhood committees, informal community spies, internet police and censors, secret service agents and watchdogs, as well as everyday bureaucrat-monitors.
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Her aphoristic, hyperanalytical, deftly extemporaneous takes on love, intention, sex, childhood and gadgets are a pleasure to read and always hit their mark; they are also the interesting and entirely believable productions of a character whose self-awareness far outstrips her self-determination.
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The number of government critics charged with "subverting a constitutional government," a form of treason, during Mr. Mnangagwa's 21 months at the helm already outstrips the figure during Mr. Mugabe's 37 years in office, according to a coalition of 22 Zimbabwean rights watchdogs.
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The number of government critics charged with "subverting a constitutional government," a form of treason, during Mr. Mnangagwa's 21 months at the helm already outstrips the figure during Mr. Mugabe's 37 years in office, according to a coalition of 22 Zimbabwean rights watchdogs.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch economist Izumi Devalier argues that as overall economic growth picks up, baby boomers retire, and demand for new full-time employees outstrips supply, the hidden slack in the system will shrink, and pressure on wages could pick up.
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Submerged in their horrible night-shaded goo, Leonard outstrips all expectations, becomes a brilliant multi-dimensional role player, so great at so many things, such a perfect manifestation of his excellent environment that he comes out on the other side a superstar.
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It turns out there are quite a few of you who not only subscribe to this newsletter but listen to the podcast of which I am a part (a level of commitment that far outstrips any of my friends and may not be entirely advisable).
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"I started slowly," Mr. Dallas said in a room where Calvin Klein's social media wranglers had secreted a variant of celebrity not seen here before — certainly not during the sedate men's wear shows — one whose reach far outstrips that of the usual front-row denizens.
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"In the sun bear, we have an animal that, in the wild, has strong solitary tendencies, yet is showing social communication that outstrips other species in its complexity," study first author Derry Taylor from the University of Portsmouth in the United Kingdom told Gizmodo.
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Standing, or in this case, kneeling for equal pay for women's soccer players, whose success on the pitch outstrips any accomplishment by their male U.S. soccer counterparts, would serve as example to young women and girls to demand equal compensation and treatment in the workplace.
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Asia's fourth largest economy produced nearly 4.2 million tonnes of rice this year, down 3 percent from last year's 4.33 million, but still supply outstrips demand due to low consumption, the country's agriculture ministry said in a statement citing Statistics Korea data released on Tuesday.
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" She added that these claims may be "somewhat plausible, because early on Cherokee people did intermarry with white settlers at an uncommonly high rate," but wrote that "the number of people claiming Cherokee heritage far outstrips the number of possible descendants from these intermarriages.
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"Their need for human labor may fall through time, but for now the growth in demand for their products outstrips any gains from automation," says Dean Baker, senior economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research and visiting professor at the University of Utah.
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The script—which is culled primarily from Baldwin's writing and read by Samuel L. Jackson, without his usual bombast—outstrips Peck's images, in depth, mystery, and knowingness, but that is often a problem with sensational writing, especially if it wasn't written specifically for the screen.
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The larger point of experts is that jihadist attacks garner news attention that far outstrips their prevalence in the United States, and the president's order appears to address not a rational calculation of risks but the visceral fears that terrorists set out to inflame.
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While that effective range is nowhere near that of the Army's 53,300-yard M2010 Enhanced Sniper Rifle and US Special Operations Command's 1,600-yard Precision Sniper Rifle, it far outstrips the M40's comparatively limited reach amid the Pentagon's ongoing emphasis on lethality and precision fires.
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But in terms of the scale of the journalistic problem, this far outstrips it, because Russiagate fundamentally changed the attitudes of people everywhere, and not just people in flyover country, who were duped into thinking that Iraq had something to do with 9/11 and aided terrorists.
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Currently being floated by some House Republicans, this reform would tax imports and exempt exports (Vox's Dylan Matthews explains this in greater detail), which scores as raising money because the US currently imports more than it exports; the revenue raised far outstrips the cost of the wall.
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Wuhan virus officially outstrips SARS on the mainlandNews of the extra medical workers arriving in Hubei came soon before the National Health Commission confirmed that the number of cases of the Wuhan coronavirus in mainland China officially eclipsed the number of SARS cases during its 2003 outbreak.
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That dwarfs the spending of his competitors in the 2020 Democratic primary, and far outstrips what Donald Trump, who used to brag about self-funding his campaign, ponied up during his White House run—he spent "just" $66 million of his own money to win in 2016.
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The body of the pro athlete, touched by the spirits and tempered by iron, by discipline, and by a drive to succeed that so far outstrips anything I've ever felt IN MY LIFE, streaks up and down the field, the court, the clay, the ice with meticulous abandon.
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The creditors include Noor Bank, Barwa Bank, Ajman Bank , United Arab Bank, Qatar Islamic Bank and First Gulf Bank, which is part of First Abu Dhabi Bank, Any sale of SMG could leave banks with a significant haircut because the firm's debt outstrips its equity, two of the three sources said.
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According to a June report from the Urban Institute, a think-tank, Medicaid spending on buprenorphine, naltrexone and naloxone, an opioid-blocker commonly used to reverse overdoses, increased by 136% between 2010 and 2016, but demand for such medicines still outstrips supply, says Lisa Clemans-Cope, one of the study's authors.
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The third quarter of 2016 was the second of the year in which Asian fintech companies attracted more venture capital funding than North America, and pending fourth quarter results, total investment for the year by venture capital in Asian fintech outstrips that in North American fintech $4.7 billion to $4.5 billion.
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But oil executives also note that with the industry cutting investment in exploration and production by $250 billion last year, and $70 billion more this year, it is only a matter of time before demand outstrips supplies and prices rise again significantly, although not until 2018 to 2020 at the earliest.
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While the technology world has coalesced around several key geographical areas — Silicon Valley at the epicentre and several major metropolitan areas like New York, London, Berlin and so on complementing that — the fact remains that the demand for engineers in those places, where the companies are based, still outstrips supply.
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One metric that will be closely watched is whether the size of the anti-Trump crowd on Saturday outstrips the audience that saw the Republican sworn in as the 45th president — especially because the inauguration crowd for Trump was significantly smaller than the turnout for President Obama's swearing-in eight years ago.
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First, it is clear that the financial value of the shareholdings of founders of these utopian corporations, many of which are based in Silicon Valley (though an older East Coast utopian called Michael Bloomberg also comes to mind), far outstrips what they, their personal foundations, or their lineal descendants could practically need.
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It's also clear — as the economists Levi Boxell, Matthew Gentzkow and Jesse Shapiro wrote in these pages late last year — that among older white Americans, the core demographic where first the primaries and then the general election were decided, television still far outstrips the internet as the most important source of news.
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The unspoken ideological intention, on the other hand, is harbored by conservatives, whose aversion to taxes and regulation outstrips their interest in insuring against worst-case climate change scenarios, and motivates them either to play down the risks of climate change or deny that human activity is changing the climate in the first place.
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"It's also clear—as the economists Levi Boxell, Matthew Gentzkow and Jesse Shapiro wrote in these pages late last year—that among older white Americans, the core demographic where first the primaries and then the general election were decided, television still far outstrips the internet as the most important source of news," Douthat wrote.
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Rhetoric often outstrips reality in geopolitics, and a lot of experts say fears of a new arms race in space are overblown, but consider these recent headlines: • The Pentagon told Congress this month it is studying a combatant command for space warfare to counter recent efforts by China and Russia to militarize Earth orbit.
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His ability to preside over a mostly scandal-free administration, to restore dignity to the highest elected office, to exist as a public person who treats his intimates with respect and care, and to conduct an often intellectually elevated, wise, and sometimes humorous discourse on public affairs, far outstrips the low bar set by his predecessors.
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The long legacy of near zero critical debate around the de-formative societal pressures of tech platforms — whose core priority remains continued growth and market(s) dominance, delivered at a speed and scale that outstrips even the huge upheavals of the industrial revolution — has helped entrench a small group of tech companies as some of the most powerful and wealthiest businesses the world has ever known.
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Several Washington news outlets had looked into the origin of the ads, as had some local reporters in several states where the ads have run, including Colorado, Texas, Alabama and Minnesota The $28 million that Doctor Patient Unity has spent on television and radio advertising outstrips the amount spent on advertising around Justice Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation vote, according to an analysis of filings with the F.C.C. by Advertising Analytics.
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The number and variety of sugars in human milk outstrips that seen in any other great ape, Dr. Power said, and he proposes a surprising reason for that bounty: not to build our big brain, as some have argued, but because we needed sugar's antimicrobial powers to help us cope with all the novel pathogens we encountered after the agricultural revolution, when we started crowding into villages and living in close quarters with other animals.
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That's partly because Brexit in January does not remove all the uncertainty pressuring the UK economy as it merely fires the starting gun for potentially protracted negotiations on a future free trade deal between Britain and the EU. Demand for 'put' options to sell the pound in the future now outstrips demand for 'call' options to buy sterling, and this is reflected in the put premium contained in one-month "risk reversals" that straddle the election date.
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Read more:6,000 medics are being called into Wuhan to fight the deadly coronavirus as the number of infected in mainland China outstrips SARSOne image from Wuhan shows the sheer scale of trying to treat a city on lockdown, as Wuhan coronavirus spreadsAs the Wuhan virus spreads, doctors in the city say they face a 'flooding' of patients and not enough protective gearWuhan, China, is scrambling to build a hospital in just 6 days to treat coronavirus patients as its health system gets overwhelmedHospital staff in Wuhan are wearing adult diapers because they don't have time to pee while caring for an overwhelming number of coronavirus patients
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