Companies' IP is more scattered owing to global production chains.
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Owing to the pressure factor, it will be fastened better.
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Were you rushing owing to growing uncertainty in the market?
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The Wyoming specimen is particularly noteworthy owing to its age.
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That is nearly impossible now owing to the mammoth hurdles.
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Volumes were also light owing to a holiday in Japan.
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People clearly aren't wedded to owning vehicles as they once were, partly owing to congestion and related parking challenges, and partly owing to the rising cost of cars, particularly as they grow increasingly sophisticated.
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And shipping lines are cancelling voyages owing to lack of demand.
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Owing to our privacy obligations, we will not provide further comment.
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Managing it is fraught and becoming more so owing to protectionism.
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Now, however, insurers face unprecedented competitive pressure owing to technological change.
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His popularity has ebbed, too, largely owing to a struggling economy.
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Roads into the area were inaccessible owing to the tremendous snowfall.
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The plant had been shut down owing to an equipment malfunction.
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She was almost eliminated twice, owing to her "cheap-looking" pieces.
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Other particles, owing to gravity, will slowly fall to the ground.
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Some perish owing to mismanagement or misadventure(!) or good-old competition.
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Because most state level health department licensing procedures are little known and not often challenged, it's conveniently difficult to discern whether license denials are innocuous (owing to red tape) or intentional (owing to opposition to abortion rights).
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It is partly owing to migration that Sydney and Melbourne are thriving.
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Image: Mark A. GarlickStars are not perfect spheres owing to centrifugal force.
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Their numbers have dwindled over the years owing to loss of habitat.
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REITS in Dubai cannot exceed 50% LTV owing to a regulatory cap.
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He declined to be named owing to the sensitivity of the talks.
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And today's declaration...almost didn't happen—owing to resistance from some quarters.
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Details were shrouded in uncertainty, largely owing to Kopchovsky's penchant for hyperbolizing.
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Between takes, Wright had to change his sweatshirt, owing to grass stains.
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Most of it goes unreported and unacknowledged still owing to societal prejudice.
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Every day, there's another event-related cancellation owing to concern around coronavirus.
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Owing to temperament or experience, your secondborn may feel especially vulnerable here.
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Owing to temperament or experience, your secondborn may feel especially vulnerable here.
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And not only owing to the almost uniform fascination of his subjects.
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Owing to its smooth taste, blended Scotch is more popular among the youth.
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Thiel acknowledged that he has "gotten pushback" owing to his support for Trump.
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We'd happily play that down that appointment, owing to perceived conflicts of interest.
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And it similarly priced its shares above their initial range, owing to demand.
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Measuring tech firms' return on capital is tricky owing to their intangible assets.
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The oil prices are expected to remain high owing to controlled global supply.
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Food prices have stagnated, however, owing to a glut of wheat and oilseeds.
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The improvement, alas, is solely owing to charity from China and the Gulf.
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Doing it with banks can be suicidal owing to their complexity and leverage.
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Chinese demand is also lacklustre owing to the slowdown in China's manufacturing industry.
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TC: Obviously, Lyft's shares have been up and down, owing to short sellers.
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Smartphone shipments are down almost across the board, owing to slower upgrade cycles.
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Owing to cultural and language similarities, GMobi initially explored opportunities in mainland China.
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And owing to policy drift, cronyism and corruption, the results are not good.
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The Wallace Collection is equally cool owing to its "Game of Thrones" appeal.
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And this happens quite a lot, largely owing to Trump's own management style.
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But I couldn't do it yesterday owing to tech problems at The Times.
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Many operas that have become favorites had disastrous premieres owing to local prejudices.
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Owing to such magic-seeming intercessions, GoFundMe has acquired a wishing-well mystique.
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We haven't actually detected sterile neutrinos yet owing to the extreme sensitivities required.
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Yet, perhaps owing to Indonesia's historically moderate brand of Islam, they haven't succeeded.
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Moreover, many state firms are enjoying good results, partly owing to a strong economy.
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Google's Sundar Pichai also got one, presumably owing to the company's Project Fi business.
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Successfully integrating startups with corporations, however, is arduous owing to differing mindsets and vernaculars.
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In fact, owing to a rather interesting business model, you can never buy one.
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In Zimbabwe, party-owned firms have visibly floundered owing to unchecked corruption and mismanagement.
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A deal with a euro-zone bank is off the agenda owing to Brexit.
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Anchiornis is also a good species for study owing to the rich paleontological record.
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It might be owing to the heat, since fewer cross the desert in summer.
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The central government offices said they would close on Tuesday "owing to security consideration".
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That is partly owing to the growing strength of the insurgents of the Taliban.
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Some countries have made striking progress, largely owing to increased access to further education.
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That it has instead grown hugely is chiefly owing to the power of escapism.
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Very little is known about these ancient creatures owing to the poor fossil record.
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This specimen may be at a disadvantage, however, owing to its bright, conspicuous appearance.
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It has been far more successful in Germany — perhaps owing to the "Freischütz" connection.
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Owing to their age today, few voting machines have meaningful protections against today's threats.
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Perhaps owing to this tidbit of encouragement, Kael saved the draft of the review.
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People there can't breathe, owing to the pollution from burning crops and fossil fuels.
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The officials declined to speak for attribution owing to the sensitivity of the issue.
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Women tend to have smaller retirement pots (owing to their years spent raising children).
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Owing to those lucrative licensing deals, the magazine does not need to generate profit.
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He said they might be closing, owing to the difficulty of paying minimum wage.
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The company's headquarters in Manchester, meanwhile, is part building site owing to its expansion.
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Other provinces in the country are still implementing the water restrictions owing to the drought.
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Strangely, however, no new species was identified after 1935, owing to a dearth of evidence.
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I think people have demonstrated bad behavior as they've gotten big owing to fee streams.
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Shares of its parent company, Alphabet, have fallen by around 3% owing to the controversy.
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However, the financing was canceled, likely owing to high costs; the project status remains unclear.
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The mugshot surfaced just before the 2012 ceremony, owing to some controversy before his appearance.
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Profits of "consumer discretionary" firms have barely risen, owing to Amazon's weaker-than-expected earnings.
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Frogs are threatened like never before, owing to habitat loss, pollution, disease, and other factors.
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He seemed almost the accidental president, selected largely owing to the lack of other options.
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It might even be easier to use, owing to its ergonomically shaped right-hand grip.
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Back in October 22, financial support for U.S. researchers was withheld owing to safety concerns.
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Only Houston came in negative, owing to energy industry job losses there and excess construction.
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Voter turnout was only 433 percent, perhaps partly owing to torrential rain through the country.
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That is partly owing to the lacklustre Martin Schulz, her Social Democratic Party (SPD) rival.
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Consensual sex between men is a crime in Singapore, owing to a colonial-era law.
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Image: Dongju Zhang, Lanzhou UniversityThis story could've ended right there owing to a local custom.
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In 20163, at age 30, Andy died from complications owing to years of drug abuse.
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Owing to other people's toilet and water breaks, I found myself alone on the dancefloor.
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Affordable rental housing, Annington's primary market, is particularly under pressure, owing to insufficient social housing.
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S. dollar strength, supply chain disruptions owing to all the trade uncertainty, and rising costs.
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It's not wider than it is long, owing to the shortening of the AirPods' stems.
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Since 2013, the city has lost 1,888 car parking spaces owing to changing land use.
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Owing to pressure of submissions, I regret we cannot reply individually or provide constructive criticism.
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The devices had already been pushed back from a month before, owing to production delays.
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The bill, AB5, has garnered national attention, largely owing to the size of California's workforce.
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The Fall had been forced to cancel shows in 2017 owing to Smith's respiratory problems.
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And, partly owing to recent events, he thinks the bill can pass within three weeks.
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Field coined the "Wonderchicken" nickname, owing to its chicken-like beak and its scientific importance.
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Of course, there are exceptions to the anti-incumbent revolt, owing to idiosyncratic local factors.
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A Trump rally can turn out big crowds, owing to the president's unpredictability and showmanship.
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But it was not, in fact, owing to the strength of my will power alone.
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But those and other referendums failed to pass owing to a high threshold for voter turnout.
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Stocks fell after muted trading activity and weaker rand hedges owing to a firmer local currency.
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It was not immediately clear how much production would be lost owing to the suspended production.
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Writing in his diary, Sirhan wrote that "Kennedy must die" owing to his support of Israel.
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"This could be a particularly big cycle for household formation owing to the millennials," he added.
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This is when the eye undergoes vascular changes owing to blockage in the central retinal vein.
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Soon afterwards, all competitive football was suspended owing to the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War.
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Other foods, including meats and vegetables, were not included in their analysis owing to insufficient data.
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"Owing to his deprived childhood, Jacob Zuma did not receive any formal schooling," the site said.
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In recent years this has begun to change, partly owing to the changing role of women.
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But, owing to his persistence in the years since, his discredited allegations have spread like mold.
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Last September the airline was forced to cancel over 2,000 flights owing to a pilot shortage.
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The preheat feature is, owing to regulations, limited to the line of ranges with electric ovens.
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Now activities are more restricted, owing to drug industry ethics guidelines and concern among patient groups.
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Despite rapid growth, the company has maintained conservative finances, in part owing to strong shareholder support.
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Previous analyses of the isolated feather were controversial owing to the nature of the fossil itself.
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Owing to the power of the platform, it appeared that just one user sparked the rumor.
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It's a reliable and reliably beautiful play—with both characteristics, I think, owing to its simplicity.
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Chasers call it a "beaver's tail," owing to its shape and placement within a severe thunderstorm.
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However, Cognizant's current quarter forecast is below forecasts, owing to cautious IT spending around the world.
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The relationship reached a nadir in the recent years owing to the rise of Xi Jinping.
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The United States comes 19th, owing to poor scores on personal safety, health and environmental quality.
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Pande hints that they need it, owing to the many founders of interest who they're meeting.
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Traditional brick and mortar retailers would likewise see losses in sales owing to supplier marketplace migration.
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Owing to chronic water shortages, she and her teenage son can shower only once a week.
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Quoirin is severely disabled, her parents said, owing to brain condition she has had since birth.
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This is owing to the fact that many Ivorians cannot afford to buy and install meters.
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Yang has a complicated history with Beijing, owing to his background as a former government official.
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He says delays are owing to problems registering millions of voters across the vast, forested country.
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A coalition government may encourage some to argue GBP should be lower owing to the uncertainty.
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The OnePlus 24 is slightly ($25) more expensive than its predecessor, owing to increased hardware costs.
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At best, higher-functioning medical centers recognize that medical error "defects" occur owing to multiple factors.
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In fact, it will only work on those devices specifically, owing to the multi-camera capabilities.
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Maybe my sister loses her wallet so often owing to a deep-seated discomfort with capitalism.
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Last November, owing to wildfires, PM2.5 levels in San Francisco rose seven times higher than average.
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Tencent's revenues came in lower than analysts had forecast, in part owing to disappointing advertising sales.
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As the glaciers recede, owing to climate change, the flow of water has become more erratic.
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This increase in price is owing to rising input costs and implementation of AIS 140 regulation.
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Very little is known about Denisovan anatomy owing to the paltry amount of available physical evidence.
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These findings were made possible owing to Juno's ability to detect minute differences in Jupiter's gravitational field.
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Owing to the poor fossil record, paleontologists weren't sure how separated African dinosaurs were to their neighbors.
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As for inferring the exact appearance of Xenothrix, that's more difficult, owing to the poor fossil record.
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This is partly owing to the fact that the "taste" of Halloween is the taste of candy.
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And to make matters worse, we're becoming increasingly vulnerable to these events owing to steady technological advances.
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Its third quarter growth showed some weakness in the manufacturing sector, presumably owing to declining car sales.
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The air cavity quickly recoils owing to surface tension, and this produces a rising column of liquid.
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Would it be a lot less wide in 1848, owing to like, smaller people and bad nutrition?
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Normal satellite photographs of the volcano haven't been possible owing to incessant cloud cover in the region.
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Owing to the moon's weak gravity, however, some of the boulders just kept on rolling and bouncing.
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Common wisdom has long stated that people get drunk faster on planes, owing to the higher altitudes.
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By itself, and owing to its size, the bookshelf speaker isn't going to blow your socks off.
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But from a cross-border perspective, Africa seems most inventive, owing to active entrepreneurs and Western help.
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In fact, today, owing to the battered habitat, virtually all salmon in California are raised in hatcheries.
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She has also steered numerous portfolio companies to him owing to his strong track record with startups.
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Despite Nvidia's best efforts, that initiative didn't amount to much, owing to the reluctance of game developers.
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Presumably, there's more parity owing to the greater transparency into operations that employees enjoy at smaller startups.
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The tug's wooden deck and upper features have collapsed into the hull owing to corrosion and age.
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Exchange rates can depart from fundamentals owing to monetary policy or changes in investors' appetite for risk.
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Net losses for the ride-hailing company soared to $22019 billion, largely owing to stock based compensation.
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Net losses for the ride-hailing company soared to $216 billion, largely owing to stock based compensation.
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ANZ's pre-tax profit dropped the most, by 22%, largely owing to restructuring costs and valuation adjustments.
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The competition for orders was cut-throat, partly owing to the "John Leahy factor", Mr Michaels writes.
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The problems began in early September when Ryanair's on-time record plunged, owing to a pilot shortage.
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Penis transplants will also apply to patients who have lost their genitalia owing to accidents or disease.
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The latter part of its name means "bent over forward spine," owing to its most distinctive feature.
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Google Fiber has reportedly been ordered to halve its team to 500 people, owing to soaring costs.
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They are also often substandard for exports owing to contamination and poor processing, resulting in poor fabric.
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East Africa has become an attractive investment destination in recent years, owing to its improved business environment.
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Analysts expect demand for the shares to rise further owing to the prospects of raising fresh capital.
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Much of that is owing to mainland China's progress — or liberalization — in economic, cultural and trade affairs.
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Classified as "adult viewing" owing to its controversial content, the film was seldom shown to Soviet audiences.
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Owing to his own circumstances and convictions, however, he was steadfastly unwilling to play the role required.
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AT&T also said it lost about 90,000 video subscribers during the quarter, owing to heavy competition.
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Owing to this exposure, the appreciation for orange is far greater than it ever has been before.
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These sequences are genuinely touching, largely owing to Rudolph's wonderful, loopy face, where emotions shift like weather.
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Formerly the Hotel Wilcox, it was popular with the entertainment industry, owing to its prime Hollywood location.
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Tsunamis, probably owing to the UK's lack of seismic activity, have never made it into the register.
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Arrington stepped away from it last spring, owing to health concerns, and now serves as an advisor.
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It could ease to 364 next week owing to tight liquidity on the interbank market, traders say.
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Owing to the location, there's also a lot of seafood (chilled spot prawns, charred octopus, lobster risotto).
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It's good-hearted, but with a darker edge, partly owing to the looser language restrictions on cable.
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The buttons, too, don't feel quite as solid as the Oasis's, likely owing to less premium material.
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Despite government messages to contrary, investors believe such assets are less risky owing to implicit government support.
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The federal agency said the revision was mainly owing to lower projected revenues tied to tax reform.
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"Screening is controversial owing to lack of survival benefit and the harms from overdiagnosis," the editorial notes.
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That said, a definitive determination of sex wasn't possible owing to the poor preservation of the skeletons.
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Q: Was the Jolie-Pitt marriage doomed owing to the onslaught of media attention and online scrutiny?
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Bear 410 is one of the more recognizable bears on the river, owing to her thick brow.
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One year after Brennan retired, Thurgood Marshall stepped down, owing to declining health, and died in 28503.
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This season's hometown dates were extremely memorable, largely owing to the extended, uncomfortable trip to Aspen, Colo.
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Housing inventory is high and prices are somewhat sluggish owing to, among other things, stagnant population growth.
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The company had been struggling with funding amid weaker lithium prices owing to overproduction of the metal.
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Speaking of which: Owing to gerrymandering, Republicans have an easier path to a majority in the House.
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The U.S. dollar index rose about 7.1 percent in the fourth quarter last year, largely owing to the victory in the U.S. presidential race of Donald Trump, who promised a boost to infrastructure and tax cuts during the election campaign, as well as owing to the Fed's rate rise.
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The WHO estimates that 100m people fall into poverty annually owing to the prices they pay for medicines.
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This initial interpretation, however, now appears to be wrong, owing to the discovery of the man's undamaged skull.
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The currency has been under a lot of pressure lately owing to the uncertainty surrounding a Brexit agreement.
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Four colleges have closed owing to low numbers; three others were cancelled before opening for the same reason.
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But owing to their smaller tax bases, these areas lack rainy day funds to backfill the overdue grants.
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Digital Foundry first reported that Lockhart "certainly seems" like it has been killed recently, owing to developer confusion.
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At first, owing to policy roadblocks and anti-competitive tactics by incumbents, only a few came to market.
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Non-organic produce is dirty owing to the pesticides (hence, the Environmental Working Group's annual "Dirty Dozen" list).
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In its native China, Huawei already operates without the Play Store, owing to Google's absence from the market.
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Tractor Supply — The stock got a positive mention in Barron's, owing to the surging popularity of hobbyist farming.
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The savings are not all owing to cows; but a large part of them are (see chart 2).
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Much of the decline is owing to the frantic pace of building visible in parts of the city.
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The more expensive 133K variant would fare even worse owing to the additional pixels in need of power.
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"The global outlook has become benign, owing to changes in monetary policy in major economies," Copom's statement said.
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The rates of this procedure vary across nations and regions, owing to medical, social, cultural, and economic differences.
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Not much is known about these whales owing to their deep-sea habitat, mysterious habits, and low abundance.
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The oft-smiling Fernández had many friends in the game, owing to his cheerful demeanor and fierce competitiveness.
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Owing to South Korea's strict military-service laws, he is also a convicted criminal with a prison record.
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Overall, the vending machine market has been slowing owing to competition from convenience stores, supermarkets and micro markets.
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A prominent lawyer for the defense was thrown off the case owing to a perceived conflict of interest.
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There was downside price risk in the short term, however, owing to rising supply from Indonesia, he added.
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Crop progress has lagged in parts of the Eastern Corn Belt owing to an abundance of rainy days.
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Earth, as it passes in front of the Sun, has a fuzzy edge, owing to its thick atmosphere.
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We view RIG as the beta play of the group owing to its balance sheet and diverse fleet.
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AT&T also said it lost about 90 thousand video subscribers during the quarter, owing to heavy competition.
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The visiting Brazilians were concerned about being accused of doping, owing to the amount of caffeine they drank.
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Judge T.S. Ellis said the delay is "owing to a family member's medical procedure," without providing further details.
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But a biologically astute observer would declare us a doomed species, owing to the scarcity of our young.
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Piggly Wiggly, the lone holdout, said that it would continue to stock the sauce, owing to customer demand.
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The producers were only allowed to give out eight championships in an entire year, owing to budgetary restrictions.
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These biological processes vary from person to person owing to environmental factors (such as light exposure) and genetics.
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All politics is local, and maybe all of these leaders are suffering setbacks owing to domestic political issues.
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The restaurant next door gets most of the international visitors, owing to a relationship with the tourism authorities.
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The Mexican army's distrust of the United States goes back generations owing to the institution's deeply held nationalism.
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Owing to the inexorable nature of sea-swelling, its effects will be felt even if carbon emissions fall.
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Its rivals blame it on Jio's network and the heavy traffic owing to all voice calls being free.
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The major sneaker companies have reportedly declined to work with Mr. Ball, owing to his father's excessive demands.
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It said bigger deficits make monetary policy complex owing to the government's reliance on central bank for funding.
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However, owing to its unique composition, Acasti hopes CaPre is positioned at an advantage over the rival therapies.
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American car travel almost halved between 1941 and 1943, largely owing to wartime rubber shortages and gas rations.
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One slight drawback about this particular hut was that, owing to the stark geological conditions, it lacked water.
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Harmony Gold said on Tuesday it had called off underground shifts at its mines owing to load shedding.
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Power sector demand for coal has been quite weak in northwest Europe owing to strong wind power generation.
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Economic growth remains robust, owing to high levels of infrastructure spending and private consumption buoyed by strong credit growth.
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Earlier this year, a mission to the Larsen C Ice Shelf had to be canceled owing to treacherous conditions.
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Hypersonic aircraft can penetrate missile defense systems, such as radar, owing to their high speeds and low incoming angles.
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Owing to the inexorable influence of dark energy, the space in our Universe is expanding at an accelerating rate.
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Major European indexes have seen ups and downs in the past year owing to a number of market events.
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Reports of planes grounded owing to lack of toilet paper have done little to dispel BA's bargain-basement image.
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It's also believed to be a little more rugged — owing to…issues with the original version of the Fold.
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Inmates opted for the lethal injection which, owing to the shortage of execution drugs, prevented them from being executed.
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They are struggling to attract recruits, owing to fierce competition for workers and a lack of exciting overseas action.
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The aluminum case shrugged off the entire thing, which is probably owing to just how much aluminum there is.
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Freight rates have collapsed owing to a slowdown in world trade since the financial crisis and to enormous overcapacity.
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Voter apathy is the third trend, owing to the rise of low-cost index funds that track the market.
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Owing to this turnover of menu items, more are hiring replicas: rentals account for 60% of Iwasaki Co's sales.
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The Pac-12 is important to the equation, however, if only owing to its California members' success in athletics.
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Amman, the capital of Jordan, has grown even faster, partly owing to an influx of Iraqi and Syrian refugees.
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Owing to its open nature, blockchain can also reduce costs associated with complex supply chains and connect disparate markets.
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Owing to their needs, drafting thousands more would be a logistical nightmare that many generals would prefer to avoid.
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They are also readier to experiment, in part owing to the deluge of free porn they receive on smartphones.
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That's likely owing to numerous deal sweeteners that Juno is offering them, including, most significantly, equity in the company.
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Overall, the EU will continue to loosen fiscal policy in 2017 owing to political pressures and minimal market discipline.
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New York, meanwhile, was ranked 31st on the list, owing to low ratings in healthcare and the living costs.
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Delhi's rail and road connectivity has been severely hit owing to dense fog, however, and flights have been delayed.
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We decided with the board that partly owing to that perception, we shouldn't continue pushing down a public path.
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Trade will become less of a deflationary force in the global economy owing to rising protectionism, according to Baptist.
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Richman was recently put on administrative leave owing to the mounting evidence that something is seriously awry with uBiome.
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Owing to the delays, the outcome is now expected only on Monday, ANC Deputy Secretary General Jessie Duarte said.
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Perhaps owing to his stimulant use, DF was able to recall his bouts of dementia better than most patients.
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After the war ended, four of them—Hogue included—died young, quite possibly owing to exposure to nuclear radiation.
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The microwave was introduced in 1965 and was not widely purchased until the 1980s, partly owing to falling price.
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Trading volume was relatively light, owing to the holiday as the U.S. federal government shutdown entered its tenth day.
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Pig hearts are ideal candidates for transplantation owing to our similar biologies, and our extensive knowledge of porcine DNA.
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But owing to the Rocky Mountains, wind patterns and similar factors, the city has had difficulty cleaning its air.
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The airline said it will delay paying interest to its debenture holder, due March 19, owing to financial constraints.
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Quoirin is severely disabled owing to a life-long brain condition called holoprosencephaly, her parents said during the search.
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Scepticism China could satisfy the requirements deepened owing to unprecedented intervention by authorities during last summer's stock market crash.
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Legal experts think these have a good chance to succeed, owing to the incompetence of the EO draft itself.
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The value of the pound has been in free fall for months, owing to widespread expectations of coming disaster.
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But some local officials have expressed concern about the possibility of violence owing to Ohio's open-carry gun laws.
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For Sanders, the problem wasn't a mismatch in resources owing to the dark-hearted connivances of the 1 percent.
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Sanders' strong showing in the Texas and California primaries last week was largely owing to support from Latino Democrats.
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Owing to federal regulations, the state must close out programs that use grant awards within a certain time period.
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Mike DeWine announced he is moving to postpone that state's primary until June 2 owing to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Owing to the threat of lightning, play was suspended for the day and the club was closed to visitors.
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The Note, however, is noticeably chunkier, owing to the inclusion of the S Pen and a different screen technology.
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Trading was subdued owing to public holidays across a number of Australian states, including New South Wales and Queensland.
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For those survivors with the fortitude to keep their jobs, lost productivity owing to absenteeism and distraction is steep.
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The small lit orbs resembled the burning globe of pain in my abdomen, although smaller, owing to the distance.
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Owing to fair-housing laws, there's a general prohibition on discussing the ethnic or religious composition of a neighborhood.
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But, owing to the father's decline, they became something else: a reckoning with loss while her father was alive.
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For now, development is continuing with Google Glass as the "off-the-shelf" wearable, owing to a Google donation.
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Trading volume was relatively light, owing to the holiday as the U.S. federal government shutdown entered its 10th day.
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The most likely outcome is that he maintains a lead, owing to the FN's toxic reputation with mainstream voters.
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A few days earlier Devon and Cornwall Police scrapped plans to merge with Dorset, owing to a row about funding.
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Owing to a dearth of archaeological evidence, however, archaeologists aren't entirely sure about the routes taken by these venturous humans.
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The habitat within which this crucial transformation took place, however, is poorly understood, owing to a dearth of fossil evidence.
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Owing to that fact that most trackballs place the ball in the scrollwheel position, the two usually aren't found together.
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United States wheat sales are at the lowest levels in more than 4 years, largely owing to the strong dollar.
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Still, Trump told FBN on Wednesday that any such engagement would not be prolonged owing to conventional US military superiority.
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Last month, in fact, Warped Perception showed how the rockets still work in a vacuum owing to the same principles.
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In 1956, the Soviet Union offered to return the two smaller islands but Japan refused, partly owing to American pressure.
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Owing to a printing error, a Ugandan survey failed to mention public-transport fares as an example of travel expenses.
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About 28% of the rise in Chinese equities over the same period is owing to two firms: Alibaba and Tencent.
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For example, meat, dairy, and eggs industries have infamously dirty connotations, owing to their production's close proximity to literal shit.
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But he went on to note "this summer's increase is lower than that of previous summers" owing to efficiency measures.
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Tepco has been unable to confirm the condition of the melted fuel owing to the extreme and inhospitable conditions inside.
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India has the highest number of child marriages of any country, partly owing to the large size of its population.
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American aid workers have been unable to travel to North Korea owing to the travel ban imposed by their government.
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Bauza included Pizarro, a midfielder with good playmaking skills, owing to the loss through injury of Atletico Madrid's Augusto Fernandez.
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Correction (November 6th 2017): Owing to an editing error, a preliminary version of this story was published on November 5th.
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And that mass had been dwindling for years, owing to partisanship, even before Mr Trump's extreme divisiveness accelerated its demise.
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"In addition, equities have been, and are likely to stay, volatile owing to political risk and elevated uncertainty," it said.
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Comets, it's worth pointing out, produce a tail, or coma, owing to solar radiation that melts off dust and gases.
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Eventually, our planet became rich in oxygen owing to the effects of photosynthesizing organisms, which converted carbon dioxide into oxygen.
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"The Eurosystem is excluding commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBSs) from collateral eligibility, owing to their relatively complex nature," it added.
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Liberals reason like this — the best-qualified applicant deserves the job, but minorities are at a disadvantage owing to racism.
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Companies such as Transurban Group and Sydney Airport Holdings stand to benefit from domestic stimulus, owing to their government contracts.
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Men at roadside stalls will sell you carrots, blackberries, and apples—never mangos or coconuts, owing to the rainy climate.
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First described in 2016, the settlement is known as the "Pompeii of Britain" owing to its remarkable state of preservation.
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OrganiZers of the event in Japan said this year's edition was particularly fruity owing to good weather before the harvest.
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However, Fitch assessment of reserving is moderately weak, owing to a limited track record of the group's improved reserving practices.
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He went the way of the once-dominant chief executive, Hartmut Retzlaff, who quit in June (owing to an illness).
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We felt that the ecosystems outside the U.S. were substantially weaker, owing to the lack of available follow-on capital.
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But Talmadge was declared the winner, owing to Georgia's notorious "county unit" system, which gave disproportionate weight to rural areas.
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U.S. crude futures rose slightly after the data was released, while gasoline futures pared gains owing to the unexpected build.
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Owing to his ubiquitous presence in the playoffs and his fitness, James has become known for handling an enormous workload.
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The company says it has turned down business with potential customers owing to ethical concerns brought forward by the board.
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Landlords renting to poor families can charge slightly reduced rents but, owing to far lower expenses, still command handsome profits.
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Hillary Clinton was forced to leave a 9/11 memorial ceremony on Sunday early, owing to a bout of illness.
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"Owing to the exceptional circumstances and time frame, it was the only possible decision," Prince Albert II of Monaco said.
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In contrast, universities are currently going to desperate lengths to attract students, owing to a shortage of 18-year-olds.
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The airline also said it was lowering its estimated quarterly revenues, in part owing to the grounding of the Max.
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However, the Swiss firm's hopes of listing Puma hit compliance hurdles owing to the general's presence as a significant stakeholder.
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But even this highly sophisticated method will, owing to the capricious whims of chance, eventually cast suspicion on the innocent.
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Owing to the role of U.S. financial institutions, authorities and the dollar in SWIFT (the international payment system), non-U.
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Her specialty is surgical preparation, but there are fewer surgeries being performed now, owing to a lack of basic supplies.
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Mr. Tucker first chalked it up to a misunderstanding, owing to vandalism that the site had experienced in recent days.
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It has long been without an American distributor and, owing to complicated rights issues, was never released here on DVD.
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However, the Swiss firm's hopes of listing Puma hit compliance hurdles owing to the general's presence as a significant stakeholder.
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"Owing to inadequate maintenance over a number of years, the system remains vulnerable to unplanned outages or breakdowns," Eskom said.
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Rather, New York City rose again owing to the heart, compassion and sense of community in all of its people.
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Trading volumes were subdued owing to public holidays across a number of Australian states, including New South Wales and Queensland.
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Australian retailers have fallen on hard times of late, owing to stiff online competition as well as reduced household spending.
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Positive: Positive rating action is not probable in the medium-term, owing to potential operating weaknesses in Singapore's hospitality market.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who oversees the F.B.I., has recused himself owing to his own contacts with the Russian ambassador.
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Owing to an influx of prisoners, Litchfield is now dominated by Dominicans, whom the guards treat differently from white inmates.
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This argument has some validity, owing to the social services that immigrant families incur; however, the situation is more nuanced.
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The miner also said was exporting Zambian production through alternate routes owing to port and transit restrictions in South Africa.
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There may be no physical evidence that your house has a tendency to flood, owing to your assiduous rehab work.
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His voice was heard widely, partly owing to his popularity as a public figure with 14 million followers on Twitter.
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Whites are now projected to become a minority group over the next few decades, owing to migration and other factors.
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Even with increased exports, however, the domestic market has been in surplus owing to mild temperatures and moderate power burn.
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Last week, eight referendum-supporting lawmakers quit the party, in part owing to frustration over his failure to back another vote.
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That's not something most celebs will admit to doing, owing to the heaps of awful gossip and negativity they might find.
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If the region has lately calmed down (partly owing to the efforts of American diplomats), Germany in particular fears fresh conflagrations.
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The experiment was deemed unethical owing to the nascent state of CRISPR technology, and also because the unproven modifications are heritable.
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The Acer Swift 7203, owing to its larger size and battery, managed a slightly more acceptable 8 hours and 7 minutes.
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There was further non-participation from the Netherlands, Switzerland and Spain, owing to the USSR's violent suppression of the Hungarian Revolution.
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The shooter killed five people, wounded two owing to a grudge he had, apparently, with the paper going back a decade.
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The buyer of an Essential Phone would know, firstly, that it's an exclusive piece of hardware, owing to its limited production.
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A three-day weekend for the United States, owing to Monday's Memorial Day holiday, further discouraged investors from holding bullish bets.
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The war is fought in trenches, like World War I, owing to a peculiarity of the conflict: Neither side uses aviation.
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In Europe's Schengen passport area, they have grown since more thorough checks were introduced last year owing to the migrant crisis.
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Delta , American and United all have contracts that say they have no liability if a flight is canceled owing to weather.
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The face cream segment is expected to grow at a significant pace, owing to the demand for enhanced anti-aging creams.
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In reality, the yield curve would steepen in advance of Fed action, owing to the reality that markets are anticipatory mechanisms.
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He's even become somewhat of a national celebrity, owing to the fact that there's nothing else like him on the island.
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It is largely owing to her that the world knows about crimes against civilians in the course of that dirty war.
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The way Mode co-founder and CEO Derek Steer sees it, owing to today's tools, organizations may need fewer data scientists.
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Zimmerman's work is temporarily on hold owing to his research partner's illness, but he hopes to be back at it soon.
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This effectively imposed a tax on savers that, owing to restrictions on the movement of capital, could not easily be avoided.
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In 2019, the company said it sees a potential supply deficit owing to a lack of investment in exploration and production.
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Others don't take her political statements seriously, likely owing to the fact that Kardashian has a penchant for posting nude selfies.
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The Ineos-operated Grangemouth refinery shut down about half of its 200,000 bpd capacity on Friday owing to the pipeline outage.
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Determining why certain groups of people are shorter or taller than others remains an inexact science owing to so many variables.
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Various things have simultaneously never been worse, owing to Democratic meddling, but also never been better, thanks to his own intervention.
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Owing to Jupiter's huge mass, the object must've have been accelerating rapidly, releasing a tremendous amount of kinetic energy on impact.
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Northern Mali was once a thriving tourist hub owing to its fabled history of caravan routes, gold and medieval Islamic scholarship.
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But unlike drake, Daniels says she consented to sex with Trump; they didn't use a condom, owing to her latex allergy.
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Japan is reluctant to see the brain-dead as gone partly owing to a different notion of what makes someone human.
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And sometimes pink was perceived as more appropriate for little boys, owing to its relationship to the robust and "masculine" red.
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The blurry non-encounter side is shown in less detail owing to the greater distances at which the images were captured.
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Helmet crabs are listed as an endangered species in Japan; its population is in sharp decline owing to coastal habitat destruction.
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But Western firms cannot do this owing to rules imposed by the OECD, a club of rich countries that excludes China.
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Emirates REIT has the lowest occupancy and EBITDA margins among peers, owing to the Index Tower, which is only 26%-occupied.
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However, each of these boycotts will be occurring at slightly different times owing to the decisions of the local coalitions involved.
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But here Ubisoft is once again at an advantage owing to its troves of data, in this case motion capture sessions.
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This is owing to the vast quantities of cheap ear buds sold by the likes of Sony, JVC, Philips, and Apple.
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But now is the moment to dust off a great progressive playbook that, owing to tragedy, never got tested in full.
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The footprints were difficult to study owing to tidal conditions, the impact of weathering and changes to the landscape, it added.
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Research on temporary workers has found that they are often expected to be deferential, owing to the status of their job.
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Chipmaker AMS warned of a downturn this quarter owing to weaker orders from a main customer that analysts said was Apple.
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In 2015, iOS collected 75 percent more revenue than Android, owing to the proliferation of subscription services and in-app purchases.
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Yet the fact that much of their disadvantage is owing to their recentness suggests that, with time, it will be overcome.
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Ignoring a few gap years owing to the World Wars, this year's race on June 2156th will be the 21916th anniversary.
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A proposal is now before parliament, but it has caused uproar owing to concerns over inflation, which has just hit 19903%.
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The demand for dollars has outpaced supply owing to steep drops in tourism and foreign investment, key sources of hard currency.
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Real GDP growth has slowed in FY16 to an estimated 1153%, owing to declines in tourism and shortages of foreign exchange.
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But even so, it's hard to imagine you'll ever completely forget you're wearing the S3, owing to its heft and presence.
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Many American forests are growing denser, in part owing to a reduction in logging, which makes them a significant carbon sink.
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Tensions with the North, owing to North Korea's missile tests and Trump's unprecedentedly aggressive rhetoric, are at an all-time high.
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And he grew embittered after less deserving men were promoted to major general before him, owing to a regional quota system.
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The Islamic State found some support, owing to the abuses that Sunnis had suffered at the hands of the Iraqi government.
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Global inventories of crude and fuel have dropped sharply in recent months owing to robust demand and OPEC-led production cuts.
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Tom MacArthur, a Republican who is not sold on the bill, owing to worries about mortgage interests and property tax deductions.
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Monthly carrying charges are a relatively low $25.7,158, owing to a tax abatement negotiated by the developer, the Extell Development Company.
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He had a meeting scheduled in the financial district, but it was cancelled owing to the disruption to the transport system.
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After countless units of the device burst into blames owing to a battery issue, it was subject to a worldwide recall.
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And yet, its run of record profits came to an abrupt end this year, ostensibly owing to slow Galaxy S27 sales.
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The soldiers, visibly nervous owing to how close their adversary is, try to fire back, but the moving target slows progress.
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Since then, the chilly Arctic has warmed twice as fast as the rest of the planet, owing to a vicious cycle.
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But, owing to the ideological leanings of the ministry's officers, it also funded Islamist extremism and jihadism throughout the Muslim world.
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Fracking sand prices have already surged, owing to a combination of poor weather, supply problems and a big increase in consumption.
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The area is a valuable drug-trafficking hotspot owing to its access to both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean.
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Fitch has revised the negative adjusted leverage threshold to 5.5x from 5.7x-5.8x owing to the challenging competitive and business environment.
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But academic research suggests that 70 percent to 90 percent of mergers don't succeed, owing to a wide variety of factors.
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And owing to the unique way in which he approached batting, he died as one of the game's most underappreciated stars.
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But owing to the sheer scale, diversity and geopolitical challenges of the continent, African artists still struggle to achieve international recognition.
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Canada grants around 90 percent of extradition requests that are heard in court, owing to 1999 changes to its extradition laws.
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Deripaska -- who denies any affair -- is a subject of political intrigue in US political circles, owing to his links with Manafort.
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Officially, it's called Umpire Rock, owing to the ball fields nearby, but its denizens have given it a more honest name.
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Obama's warning in Chicago—owing to its context, ten days before the Inauguration of President Donald Trump—felt even more dire.
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Owing to the country's sheer size, this leads to enormous overproduction, which can send painful ripple effects across the global economy.
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Historically, their profitability has risen owing to wider spreads and greater demand for hedging products during periods of extended peso weakness.
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He estimated that the fund incurred $400 million in avoidable losses owing to underperformance and over $500 million in excessive expenses.
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One of the latter was obliged to close down owing to its inability to forward its demands in the needful time.
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Mr. Douglass often met with many unpleasant experiences while traveling about, owing to the prejudice that was felt against his race.
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Shayler served time directly after World Cup '98, and was banned from France for a year owing to his hooligan status.
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But Germany matters more than most, owing to both its own dark history and the critical importance of German-Turkish relations.
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In Lebanon, however, this remains unlikely owing to Hezbollah's increasing ability to hide behind legitimate state institutions and benefit from their resources.
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He was excited to get the mailer, owing to the controversy in Iowa, Mr. Crawford said, but his parents were less happy.
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The hardest to swallow is when a flawed individual has near-absolute power owing to their control of a firm's voting rights.
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Subsidized by taxpayers, rich and arrogant owing to antitrust waivers, caring for naught but power and profit, the N.F.L. couldn't look worse.
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But still, owing to unreliable Internet speeds inside Syria, as well as in Lebanon, a majority of chats do not include video.
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Lidl has long eyed expansion into America, but plans are said to have been repeatedly shelved, perhaps owing to past internal disputes.
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The online radio service's revenue missed forecasts, however, as did its current-quarter revenue guidance, owing to a drop in active listeners.
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By some people's definition teaching and childcare are "green jobs" too, owing to their low carbon footprint and social-fabric-building function.
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He triumphed in four elections largely owing to the weakness of his opponents and the unwavering support he received from religious parties.
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And the terminator, which separates night from day on Saturn, is also askew, owing to the planet's approach to northern summer solstice.
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" "These flows are different from those previously observed in laser ablation, owing to a simpler spatial pattern of X-ray absorption.
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Of all the large surplus countries, Germany will face serious trade adjustment problems owing to strong centrifugal forces within the European Union.
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The bouncing boulder theory was first proposed in 1989, but owing to these anomalous observations, other theories have managed to stick around.
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Most stars in the study were small red dwarfs, resulting in habitable zones at close distances owing to the stars' low temperatures.
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Industry sources estimate as many as 100 of the 325 orders are at risk owing to the patchy finances of early customers.
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The demand for oxygen has increased owing to the presence of the support team members, who are currently attending to the boys.
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Fitch has revised the leverage threshold down to 3.25x from 3.5x owing to the continued secular challenges faced by the wireline industry.
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In 2015, more than a third of global companies reported difficulties filling open positions owing to shortages of people with key skills.
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Owing to a pilot shortage last September, Ryanair has been trying to attract more staff to keep up with its breakneck expansion.
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Trending down: Apple and Google have now both yanked apps from their respective app stores owing to pressure from the Chinese government.
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Japanese banks themselves escaped relatively unscathed, owing to defences built during the 1990s, when the country struggled with deflation and excessive debt.
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No quarter is ever identical to any other, owing to seasonality, shifting release dates, currency fluctuations, and a bunch of other externalities.
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The company is on target to surpass annual revenue of $1 billion in 2019, Perry says, partly owing to its international expansion.
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Rashid Rana stepped down as artistic director of the inaugural Lahore Biennale "owing to differing views on the vision" for the exhibition.
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China's trade tiff had battered risk assets across Asia, owing to the economic superpower's large trade exposure with most of the continent.
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Their choice of sex work does not make them victims of trafficking, but it suggests a lack of options owing to poverty.
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Together with India and Bangladesh, it is seen as a huge market opportunity owing to its large population and high gas usage.
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Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen passed away this afternoon in Seattle at age 65, owing to complications relating to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Cancer has become more and more survivable over recent decades owing to a host of advances, from genetic sequencing to targeted therapies.
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But in many ways, the dunes of Mars are fundamentally different from the dunes of Earth, owing to the atmosphere's low density.
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The fire is being fueled by heavy chaparral and brush, and is spreading rapidly owing to strong, shifting winds and high temperatures.
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Big tech companies are on board, owing to a mixture of self-interest and a sincere feeling that something must be done.
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Venezuela's scramble for cash, owing to hyperinflation caused by economic mismanagement, has led to an increase in the risks taken by pilots.
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The origin of our species is shrouded in mystery owing to the poor fossil record and a complete dearth of genetic evidence.
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During the journey, countries acquire and then shed particular strengths and frailties, owing to the changing size and shape of the population.
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We expect cash generation to be solid owing to the company's commitment to, and ability to achieve, deleveraging as demonstrated in 2015.
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Populations of invasive ring-necked parakeets (Psittacula krameri) provide an excellent case study, owing to their patterns of rapid growth and spread.
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At the outset Zafgen did expect one or two deaths in the trial owing to the nature of the disease, Hughes said.
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The needle is injected into the stomach — which the patient can't feel, owing to a lack of pain receptors in the stomach.
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Fortunately, owing to incoming tides and the efforts of the youngster, the mother humpback was able to free herself and swim away.
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Perhaps owing to its as-told-to nature, the book often feels like a shorthand for a life as expansive as Barlow's.
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Earlier today, Dubai's International airport shut down flights for roughly half an hour, owing to the sighting of a drone flying nearby.
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Last week, eight referendum-supporting lawmakers quit the Labour Party, in part owing to frustration over his failure to back another vote.
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But owing to remote geography and poor transport links, they tended to fizzle out rather than spread to become a national crisis.
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Some people also report pressure buildup inside the ear canal owing to an overly tight fit, though I've not had that issue.
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The imaging division had its struggles, owing to the Kumamoto earthquakes in April and lower sales of Sony's still and video cameras.
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China represents a valued growth market for several Australian manufacturers, owing to its vast spending population and their preference for Australian imports.
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Our words matter to those struggling with thoughts of ending their own lives and to those reeling from loss owing to suicide.
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Interest in gas exports rose in recent years as domestic production grew significantly, owing to hydraulic fracturing and other advanced drilling techniques.
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However, as a whole, the independent refining sector is unable to process high-sulfur crudes, owing to a lack of desulfurization capacity.
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Between 2005 and 2015 the number of cases increased by 33%, mostly owing to the combined effects of ageing and population growth.
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Still, many legal experts believe that if wrongdoing is found, the President is immune from prosecution owing to his unique constitutional position.
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This is owing to the small or electrical parts, as well as the costs involved, because young children regularly outgrow their prostheses.
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Its Travel business has consistently outperformed the High Street unit, owing to increased competition from other retailers and supermarkets and online shopping.
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Florida is uniquely impacted by climate change and other environmental problems, owing to its long coastline and low elevation, among other factors.
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The Daily News then told Davis's story , implying that Garcia had been given a pass owing to his stature in the diocese.
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Scientists say we've entered a new geological age, one they propose calling the Anthropocene owing to humanity's outsize effect on the environment.
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Switzerland has long held a reputation as a favored international destination for stashing ill-gotten wealth, owing to its banking privacy laws.
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The four work to break even each month, owing to additional office perks that they provide, like a full-time office manager.
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Perhaps owing to an affection for Emma and her underrated ringwork, plenty were saying the closely fought contests were the right decision.
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This adaptation is occurring at an incredible rate too, likely owing to the intense selective pressure imposed by the species-threatening disease.
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The price of cobalt, a byproduct of copper, is expected to rise 45 percent by 2020 owing to demand for electric vehicles.
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Andreessen suggests he left for now owing to today's highly politicized environment, saying he feels "free as a bird" as a result.
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But prices are suddenly declining again owing to slowing global economic growth, plentiful stockpiles and increased production from Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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More than a dozen people in the United States have died this week owing to factors related to the cold, officials said.
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As sentiment soured, partly owing to WeWork's weak corporate governance, reports surfaced of Mr Neumann contemplating a value as low as $10bn.
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To be fair, the SEC had numerically more rules to write than other regulators owing to the nature of its broad jurisdiction.
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He made this furiously derisive satire of American mores and politics after being exiled from the United States owing to McCarthyite inquisitions.
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Chase would not comment about the performance of Sapphire Reserve, owing to the requirement to stay silent before its coming earnings announcement.
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Bernie Sanders&apos supporters were derisively referred to as "Bernie Bros," owing to his rival Hillary Clinton&aposs stronger performance among women.
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Democrats, owing to the GOP's power monopoly in Washington, can only stir outrage and fire blanks -- at least until the midterm elections.
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The iPhone 21 Pro and iPhone 2100 Pro Max should have even better battery life owing to OLED screens and bigger batteries.
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If you are reading this manual, it is because your previous two-person unit, Geurlfrūnd, has been recalled owing to improper maintenance.
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The real is set to record its third straight week of losses, partly owing to interest rates being slashed to record lows.
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The US court eventually granted the brothers immunity from legal action, owing to their joint status as a foreign head of state.
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Many seniors in this situation find themselves forced into higher-cost, more-intensive settings owing to a nationwide shortage of affordable housing.
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Today, however, it takes decades to develop advanced weapon systems, owing to the complexity and computer-driven nature of modern military technology.
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So until this week, there was still speculation that, owing to his stature, O'Reilly could ride out this wave of bad publicity.
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Owing to its tremendous reach, speed, and computational proficiency, ASI will be capable of accomplishing virtually anything it's programmed or decides to do.
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Judy Garland was paid $55,000 a week for her heart-on-sleeve performances, though she preferred to sing at 2.30am owing to insomnia.
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Organization efficiencies are also expected as a result of the acquisition, so presumably there will be some staff reductions owing to duplicate roles.
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On the positive side, drought conditions should wane in the northern Plains and the lower Missouri Valley owing to the usual spring rains.
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Ebola is most feared for the internal and external bleeding it can cause in its victims owing to damage done to blood vessels.
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The lead-up to this year's awards — owing to many, many bad decisions and subsequent reversals of those bad decisions — was absolute hell.
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In late 2014, the FCA had put Deutsche Bank's London office under enhanced supervision owing to concern about the bank's governance and controls.
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Xu Xujiong, head of a local firm, Huaneng Welding, reflected on the hard times faced by the local units owing to the transition.
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In 2015 a Gallup survey found that almost a third of Americans delayed medical treatment in the previous year owing to the cost.
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In the home of free enterprise two-thirds of industries have become more concentrated since the 1990s, partly owing to lots of mergers.
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Phone sizes are already highly variable owing to the differences in screen bezels, but now the displays themselves cannot be reliably compared either.
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There have already been documented instances when gas-fired power plants were unable to operate at full capacity owing to shortages of gas.
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Ms. Wild has an unusual amount of sway for an author, owing to her high-profile position at Waterhouse: She founded the company.
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This week Emirates, an airline based in Dubai, said it would reduce flights to five American cities from May, owing to lower demand.
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Because cryptocurrency prices are almost comically volatile owing to challenges involved in valuing them, it's hard to know when or why to sell.
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Even at a fifth less, the U Ultra is hard to recommend, owing to its peculiar mix of bad ideas and poor execution.
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In some tribes in Uganda, women are banned from drinking cow's milk owing to the belief that they could contaminate the whole herd.
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Global crude and product stocks are now drawing down rapidly owing to a combination of strong demand and supply restraint by Saudi Arabia.
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But macrophages don't always see tumors as a threat, owing to the presence of identifiable markers, such familiar proteins associated with healthy cells.
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However, the legal situation in the UK is different owing to the 2016 IP Act — with its troublesome clause about "removing electronic protection".
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Broadcom is well positioned in this cyclical downturn, owing to its fabless model, company-specific growth catalysts, revenue diversification, and software revenue stability.
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This is not the base case of Fitch given an improving trend across the sector in this respect owing to phased-in regulation.
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Astronomers have known about classical novae for centuries, but owing to the transient nature of these outbursts, they've proven rather difficult to study.
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OryLab CEO Kentaro Yoshifuji initially dreamt up the robot when he was unable to attend school for three years owing to an illness.
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These may have lightened owing to #MeToo and the support for women generated by the cause, but the risks involved are still huge.
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Snakes are proving to be a particularly successful group of invasives, owing to their low energetic requirements, diverse diets, and high reproductive potential.
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Bugs have a hard time in this part of the world owing to the cold temperatures and the lack of vegetation and moisture.
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The ray is an endangered species and specimens are hard to come by owing to their broad dispersal across the ocean's tropical regions.
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Owing to a lack of interest in the subject among politiciansthe tally so far is just four: Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, Spain and Togo.
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Even the UK's own state security agencies previously warned of the risk of intelligence failures owing to the acquisition of too much data.
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Owing to Asian demand for horns, the number of rhinos poached in South Africa leapt from 13 in 2007 to 1,028 last year.
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The global economy has slowed, in part owing to trade tensions between China and America, which hurts trade-heavy economies such as Britain's.
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Owing to the popularity of smart home security systems, the market is loaded with high quality smart locks, promising all kinds of functionality.
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Owing to the scale of SXSW, Forrest always encourages attendees to look at the schedule, download the app and arrive with a plan.
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Police declined to grant protesters a letter of no objection for Saturday's demonstration, classifying it as an unauthorized assembly, owing to safety concerns.
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It's an intriguing possibility, but owing to the complex, multi-faceted nature of flight, it's likely an insufficient answer to this longstanding question.
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She and others also complained of additional street traffic owing to gawkers, and that a music video was even filmed atop the building.
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Lesotho runs persistent current account deficits, owing to ongoing construction projects, with the current account funded by a combination of grants and FDI.
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However, the technology giant forecast weaker-than-expected earnings for this year, owing to a strong dollar and lackluster IT spending by businesses.
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Also rattling Apple investors, European chipmaker AMS on Monday warned of a downturn owing to weak orders from one of its main customers.
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It shouldn't break anything, though it will add to the bandwidth used and requests served, owing to the mutations and extra crypto operations.
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So there's still room for this to fall apart, but trading of Time Warner stock has been temporary halted owing to the news.
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Owing to onerous know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) restrictions associated with retail channels, dLocal only provides commercial payment services.
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That is partly because, owing to a combination of riled activists and a growing population, more people vote in Republican primaries these days.
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Other benefits include the diversification of AT&T's revenue stream, and additional financial flexibility owing to Time Warner's strong free cash flow (FCF).
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The 3.0-liter model looks more solid and mature than the cheaper 2.0, owing to a beefier grille and a more upmarket interior.
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He'd been elected in 20093 owing to the popularity of a ballot measure called "Care Not Cash," which he'd sponsored the previous year.
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Lynas Corp, the largest rare earths producer outside China, has seen its stock price surge some 82% this year owing to Sino-U.
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The morning of the hearing, Sutphin determined that, owing to a scheduling conflict, he would not be able to attend the Senate meeting.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)So now we have a Yoga Thinkpad X1 that is heavier and thicker, owing to its all aluminum body.
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That's mainly owing to mobile ads, which grew 66 percent year over year, compared to desktop ads, which only grew by 5 percent.
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A civil engineer, he has seen his father only twice since leaving, and, owing to similarly strong wills, they do not often speak.
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Artificial intelligence has grown so ubiquitous—owing to advances in chip design, processing power, and big-data hosting—that we rarely notice it.
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European markets finished in mildly negative territory in the last session, although volumes were lighter than usual owing to Wall Street being closed.
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"Finished grade residual marine fuels are in short supply owing to IMO 2020," said Matt Stanley, an oil broker at StarFuels in Dubai.
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Mr. Chalamet said that, owing to "contractual obligations," he had been unable to answer questions posed by reporters and critics on the subject.
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Just before he started eighth grade, the poor black Catholic school he'd been attending was closed down owing to a lack of funding.
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Disney is now trying to become less dependent on cable channels like ESPN, which are in slow, steady decline owing to cord-cutting.
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However, owing to the timing of the unauthorized access the ICO has treated this breach as falling under previous UK data protection legislation.
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Markets around the world are nosediving on Monday owing to a combination of plummeting oil prices and a surge in global coronavirus cases.
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Owing to the money Epstein was giving Araoz, he said, "I take care of you, you take care of me," the suit states.
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The Texas inmate population was whiter than in other Southern states, but owing to racist stereotypes, whites were given more favorable work assignments.
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Name Withheld In recent years, law reviews have attracted a fair amount of criticism, in part owing to the peculiarities you touch on.
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Silvertip badger brushes range in price from $60 to as high as $250 owing to the rarity and unique characteristics of the bristles.
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On September 26th it warned that operating profits would be €215m, or nearly 8%, lower in 2019, largely owing to the BA strike.
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Wheat prices have staged a near-uninterrupted decline, owing to strong production among major exporters such as Australia, Russia and the European Union.
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She notes that most blacks couldn't buy homes owing to racist laws and practices, and an automobile was often their most significant purchase.
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"Owing to a family member's medical procedure, the Court cannot begin the jury trial on July 10, 2018 as currently scheduled," Ellis wrote.
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Engineering services provider Downer revised its annual profit guidance for 2020 from A$365 million to A$300 million owing to underperforming projects.
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He took on the moniker "El Man," but the nickname that endured among his detractors was "Pineapple Face," owing to his pockmarked skin.
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When this species was first discovered in 34.43, paleontologists knew very little about azhdarchids and their anatomy, owing to the poor fossil record.
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Of those 5,000-plus performances, she missed only half of one of them, owing to a bout of food poisoning in Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Electrolux shares plummeted 10.6% after the Swedish home appliance company issued a profit warning owing to the costs of its U.S. manufacturing transition.
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As a youngster, he walked to school every morning, but, also owing to his poor sense of direction, he attended eight different schools.
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But her husband might live for decades, owing to his excellent heart, she said, and their money probably would not last that long.
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Even now, in thousands of cities, it's impossible to see the Milky Way at night owing to the bunched clusters of human settlement.
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One shopper told Reuters she was hoping to buy a cesarean kit for her pregnant daughter owing to the shortage of medical equipment.
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" Perhaps owing to a number personal changes and geographical upheavals within the band, Walsh describes that break another way: "Life tore us apart.
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HTC's U11 is one of our favorite phones of the year, owing to its fine balance of performance, battery life, design, and camera capabilities.
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No one bothered to follow-up on this finding owing to its apparent implausibility, and because there was no good way to confirm it.
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Owing to Leicester City's incredible story at the top, there are a whole host of Premier League teams going under the radar this season.
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The Supreme Court is currently lacking its ninth member owing to the prolonged Washington standoff following the death last year of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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The image shows the Red Planet's iconic butterscotch-colored sky, though it's a bit darker than usual owing to a dissipating global dust storm.
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Owing to a runaway greenhouse gas effect, all of Venus' water evaporated into the atmosphere, which in turn exacerbated the heating effect even further.
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But owing to difficulties in diagnosing the disease, the cause of death was given as viral pneumonia, the ministry said citing Chinese medical authorities.
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"He added that the Justice Department now has a community policing office "only in name," owing to Sessions' "focus on this ideology about immigration.
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Hoverboards have already been banned from various establishments, airlines, and other locations owing to their tendency to, if not explode, at least produce chaos.
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We remain bullish on American Eagle over the long term with proprietary data signaling a first quarter beat owing to strength in merchandise margin.
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PC games at 1080p look much better than PS4 and Xbox One games, owing to the better effects made possible by more powerful GPUs.
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Rio Tinto and BHP are also expected to show strong quarterly production when details are released later this month, owing to the mild weather.
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Woolworths expects the loss to narrow further this year, but also flagged a A$100 million non-cash impairment owing to the gloomy outlook.
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The kwacha is likely to hold firm against the U.S. dollar next week owing to tight local currency liquidity and increased hard currency inflows.
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But owing to difficulties in diagnosing the disease, the cause of death was given as viral pneumonia, the ministry said, citing Chinese medical authorities.
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Other big contributors to the national economy, such as petrochemicals and the carmaking industry, have been slow to recover, partly owing to remaining sanctions.
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The World Bank also noted that Kenya and Tanzania saw improved economic stability and growth, owing to expansion and in construction and service sectors.
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In addition, operating profit declines owing to greater-than-anticipated competition could lead to a negative action if a return to stability is uncertain.
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Companies in America spent over $700bn; freight rates grew by 30% last year owing to a surfeit of cargo and a shortage of drivers.
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Among other decliners, the communication services sector fell 0.69% following a 3% surge on Friday owing to upbeat results from Google-parent Alphabet Inc.
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As of 11:00 pm local time Sunday, the fire was 10 percent contained, but spreading in several different directions owing to variable winds.
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Among other decliners, the communication services sector fell 0.77% following a 3% surge on Friday owing to upbeat results from Google-parent Alphabet Inc.
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This sad gorilla is by far the most well-known part of this sickening composite, owing to its origins as a legitimate news item.
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The demonstrations became known as the "umbrella movement" owing to protesters' use of bright umbrellas to shield themselves from tear gas fired by police.
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Owing to their unique genetic make-up, these fish are now thousands of times more resilient to high levels of pollution than other fish.
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TC: Fitbit was your first IPO and it was doozy, but the stock has been falling, partly owing to concerns about competition from Apple.
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The stock build was the largest for nine weeks but impacted by reduced demand owing to the closure of many businesses for Labor Day.
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The huge size of these headphones is owing to the 106mm transducers inside them, but that also allows for an utterly indulgent physical design.
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The European banking sector has seen enough worries in the last few years owing to low interest rates, massive fines and weak earnings results.
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Technically speaking, it's not an eclipse owing to the small size of the moon and how little of the Sun is actually being covered.
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During this early phase in the mission, Hayabusa2's radar system had difficulty receiving signals from the surface owing to the asteroid's low reflectivity.
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As on Earth, dust devils are more prominent during this time of day owing to the interactions of hot surfaces with cooler air above.
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The first is finite: top-shelf PhDs in computer science, who, owing to their scarcity, now command starting salaries well into the six figures.
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Ebola is known and feared for the internal and external bleeding it can cause in its victims, owing to damage done to blood vessels.
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We expect the initial impact of the transaction on Santander's domestic profitability to be mildly negative owing to the integration and restructuring costs entailed.
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The security and intelligence agencies have argued that they need equipment interference (EI) powers owing to the increased proliferation of encryption and anonymisation technologies.
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Last year's net profit was a mere $5.6 million, down from $18.4 million the year before that (probably owing to Pokémon X&Y sales).
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It was shut down relatively quickly owing to a tripling and even quadrupling of demand, as gleefully tweeted by T-Mobile CEO John Legere.
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I was typing at close to my usual speed within a couple of minutes, owing to its well judged key travel and actuation force.
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Fitch does not expect the pressure on interest rates to ease in the near term owing to rising inflationary pressures and weak external finances.
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There is no Intel 7th-gen option for the new Blade spec, owing to the lack of quad-core chips from Intel's new architecture.
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Owing to the many phone capabilities the game requires, chief among them GPS and the camera, Pokémon Go is a huge drain on battery.
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Underlying demand for gas remains strong: power producers are still consuming unusually large amounts of gas owing to its low price relative to coal.
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Although X-Road is a government platform, it has become, owing to its ubiquity, the network that many major private firms build on, too.
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Erste's asset quality has improved rapidly over the past two years owing to active clean-up, tightened underwriting and improving economic conditions in CEE.
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The 5th district, which consists of mainly of suburban Philadelphia Delaware County, is a new district, owing to Pennsylvania's court-mandated redistricting this year.
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Pregnant women, on the other hand, need to exercise caution owing to the suspected risks of microcephaly and and Guillain-Barré syndrome to offspring.
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Exports were down from the September average of 3.560 million bpd owing to bad weather, which slowed shipments on some days, the executives said.
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Most already have their wares collected at sundown owing to similar safety, liability and expense-related concerns — because, in short, people sometimes act dumb.
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In a town like Victoria, with its humble existing cab services and scant public transportation owing to minimal use, that seems doubtful to me.
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On 15 May, Manchester United's game against Bournemouth at Old Trafford was abandoned owing to the discovery of a suspicious device in the toilets.
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He has become a quietly familiar presence, owing to his work with Kanye West, Jessie Ware, Frank Ocean, Beyoncé, and her sister Solange Knowles.
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Retail Price Deflation: Revenue from Wesfarmers' Coles supermarket business is exposed to deflationary risks owing to ongoing price-based competition with major competitor Woolworths.
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These formed largely owing to practices such as segregated zoning policies and government-encouraged discrimination by banks in mortgage lending, which continued until 272.
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Temperature increases owing to global warming are not evenly distributed, and the Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet.
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Ada has a sister who works for Lindblad, and they'd been offered a slashed-rate stateroom ten days before departure, owing to a cancellation.
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Sea levels are rising by an average of 3.3mm per year; owing to an unusually hot summer in 2019, Greenland will contribute about 1mm.
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LOS ANGELES — Perhaps owing to Trojan mythology, few in college football can manage a good bloodletting the way the University of Southern California can.
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Lithium-sulfur batteries have long been recognized as having tremendous potential, owing to their higher energy density, but have also presented significant engineering challenges.
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For years, Gowdy has been considered one of the GOP's most versatile and skilled legal experts, owing to his background as a federal prosecutor.
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Owing to the way the ice sheet was created, layer upon layer, the drill, as it descends, will, in effect, be boring through history.
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Headline inflation, as measured by the year-on-year change in Colombo Consumer Price index (CCPI), accelerated in December owing to domestic supply disruptions.
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In a limited trading update, Westpac said it would need to reconsider its cost projections for the year owing to more stringent regulatory oversight.
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And yet billions of dollars of market value have evaporated owing to cyber incidents in the last year, not to mention the consumer impact.
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India's rupee INR=IN is expected to weaken 2.5 percent owing to a weakened economy following the government's currency crackdown and rising global yields.
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He said modern global terrorism arose in the 1880s in Russia in parallel with, and partly owing to, the rise of mass daily newspapers.
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Indonesia has among the highest real interest rates in the region and its bond market usually attracts foreign inflows owing to attractive rate differentials.
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But so far, owing to its diversity, the metropolitan economy has shown remarkable resilience, adding 20,000 jobs to just over 3 million last year.
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Additionally, owing to missed milestones and exigencies, the initial target of 40,000 MW by the year 2020 has also been revised down to 20,000MW.
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The very notion of organic teleportation was considered a fool's errand until 2109—technically impossible, owing to the fidget problem: living things are fidgety.
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Many lacked the family support systems that previous generations had — the grandmothers and aunts who could advise and assist — largely owing to changing social patterns.
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The gradual emergence of animal spirits was encouraged by an improving European economy, owing to low oil prices, supportive monetary policy and a cheap euro.
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GE was the most valuable American company in 2000, but its share price has halved over the past year owing to a difficult restructuring process.
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Some say the ensuing outages would be relatively brief, lasting only a few hours or days owing to the resilience of the existing transmission system.
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Plants species face extinction owing to the destruction of their habitats for farming, deforestation, building works, climate change, as well as disease and invasive species.
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This marks the third time the government has extended use of the bill, owing to Venezuela's inability to distribute larger denominations of its embattled currency.
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Also, owing to the size and mass of the motor, similar in both measures to a roll of quarters, the shoe was heavy and loud.
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After that, the remaining fragments moved away from each other owing to the effects of sublimation, where the spewing water molecules provided an outward force.
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The V503 has a 6.4-inch display, however the secondary panel here is limited to a 6.2-inch diagonal measurement, owing to its bigger bezels.
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In part, the market's resilience was owing to the remarkable strength of corporate profits, something else that would not have been obvious 12 years ago.
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ZAMBIA The kwacha is likely to hold firm against the U.S. dollar next week owing to tight local currency liquidity and increased hard currency inflows.
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Owing to the cylindrical perspective projection, the probe itself appears warped, notably sections at the bottom of the photo (don't worry, Curiosity is just fine).
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You can easily imagine that – owing to these limited production capacities – the soaring domestic demand would boost imports and upward pressures on costs and prices.
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Growth has hovered around 5 percent, owing to strong cotton and gold output, but population growth at over 3 percent has eaten into those gains.
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That decline might be owing to a deal cut with the Mexican government after Mr Trump threatened to impose tariffs unless the migration surge subsided.
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And while open, the device is thinner than an iPhone, when folded, it's more than double the thickness, owing to a gap between the displays.
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Despite some early viral success owing to an aggressive publicity campaign, which claimed Soylent would allow you to give up food, experts were not convinced.
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Many viral publishers have struggled to translate their enormous reach into a profitable business model, owing to the high cost of making bespoke native ads.
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Owing to a series of injuries and over-use of pain-killing prescription drugs, golf's biggest star went five years without winning a single tournament.
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Tropical diseases are spreading faster than ever before, owing to more long-distance travel, population growth and urbanization, lack of sanitation, and ineffective mosquito control.
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The otter family dates back over 18 million years, but not much is known about these semi-aquatic creatures owing to the poor fossil record.
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Officers have so far been unable to question the man, who remains sedated in hospital owing to the severe burns he sustained during the attack.
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At an immigration center in Harmondsworth, west London, Vani said she spent 15 days unable to shower safely owing to doors too short for privacy.
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Output has been fluctuating between around 150,000 and 230,000 bpd, its chairman said in early January, below its potential 320,000 bpd owing to power problems.
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Africa's most industrialised economy faces the risk of being downgraded to junk status owing to weak economic growth after it got a reprieve last year.
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As the Mars surface doesn't really change owing to the lack of atmosphere, the researchers were able to use images over an eight-year period.
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Perhaps owing to the its theatrical "refusal to be 'original,'" there was a lack of general consensus as to what "good" vaporwave even sounded like.
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For example, when FaceBook, AirBnB, or Uber furnish services in Asia or Latin America, receiving payment is difficult owing to operational differences in each market.
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While Enfield FC struggled on after Town and its supporters broke away in 2001, the old club was liquidated in 2007 owing to unmanageable debts.
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After peaking in 2012, deadly overdoses began to fall, possibly owing to increased use of naloxone, a medication that reverses the effects of opioid overdoses.
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The segregation has persisted, owing to the practice, among town governments across Long Island, of using zoning laws and tax codes to preserve their makeup.
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This could well be Google's last attempt at pushing the Pixel in India where it has struggled to pick up owing to its prohibitive pricing.
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Sections of scenes where other phones would produce a solid block of white, owing to overexposure, still had visual information in them on the Pixel.
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While Islamic terrorism is a problem in every corner of the globe, France has endured an unbearable frequency, owing to a complex convergence of factors.
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By the end of August gas stocks had re-connected with the five-year average, principally owing to heightened power burn coupled with continued exports.
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Women may experience insomnia owing to the normal hormonal fluctuations of the menstrual cycle and to the changes in hormonal regulation that occur with menopause.
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Worse news came: New Jersey Transit had tweeted that debit- and credit-card functions were down, owing to an M.T.A. issue—at 3:56 p .
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BHP is due to release production data on Wednesday, but analysts expect it to miss its target by several million tonnes, owing to bad weather.
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The US calls the subtropical island 1,500 kilometers (932 miles) from Tokyo, the "keystone of the Pacific" owing to its strategic location within the region.
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Gabeira told me that he saw Bolsonaro's victory as a reaction to the "moral collapse" of the left, owing to the P.T.'s corruption scandals.
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Apollo's performance fee income rose to $176.9 million from $129 million a year earlier owing to fewer asset sales across its private and public investments.
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"The main source of the upward surprise had been business investment, owing to unexpected strength in both mining and non-mining investment," the minutes showed.
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Owing to a decades-old tax provision, employees have to exercise their options within 90 days of leaving or else lose them to the company.
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Last year, India's agricultural output declined by nearly 5.5 percent, owing to a deficient monsoon, and the country's pulse imports have gone up this year.
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In the past, the Obama administration, owing to emphasis on the art of the possible, has attempted to work largely within or around these constraints.
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The opening stalled, but when he tried to move on the owners hit him with a lawsuit, owing to a noncompete clause in his contract.
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Analysts dubbed it the "Guam killer" owing to the fact it brought the US Pacific island and its important military bases within China's missile reach.
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Until Thursday, there had been no connection to the south of the country — neither electronic nor physical, owing to severed phone lines and collapsed bridges.
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"Despite a hesitant start to July, the U.S. dollar remains among the strongest of currencies out there, owing to a hawkish central bank," said Forex.
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She and her father headed to McDonald's — a dietary concession owing to their indifference toward the local cuisine — and she ordered chicken nuggets and fries.
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FTIT8300, which have big holdings of sovereign bonds, were an outperformer with a 1.2% gain, owing to a recent surge in Italian government bond prices.
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FTIT8300, which have big holdings of sovereign bonds, were an outperformer with a 1.2% gain, owing to a recent surge in Italian government bond prices.
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Owing to poor support, facilities and a tiny domestic market, many of Africa's most talented artists predictably end up in Europe or the United States.
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Tutu, who is 88 and has been in hospital over the past few years owing to ill health, met Gore in Cape Town on Tuesday.
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Deripaska -- who denies any affair -- is a subject of political intrigue in US political circles, owing to his longstanding relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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