"It's only logical that pegging is now something we see in a comic book Hollywood film (Deadpool)." r/pegging is a subreddit for pegging enthusiasts.
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THEY'RE JOINING THE SDR, AND THEY'RE NOW NOT JUST PEGGING IT TO THE DOLLAR, BUT THEY'RE PEGGING IT TO A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT CURRENCIES.
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The 14-product collection includes toys that everyone can enjoy, from vibrators to butt plugs and a pegging kit (you know, for that pegging scene in season 2).
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The collab also gave birth to the Pegasus Pegging Kit—called "Peg Like a Queen"—which references Jacobson's pegging scene with her hot but ultimately lame neighbor Jeremy.
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Thanks to Broad City, "pegging" has entered the mainstream lexicon.
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And lots of women would gain sexual confidence from pegging.
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There's also some cautious but nevertheless evident support for pegging.
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This year, the PBOC has been guiding the yuan lower by pegging it to the dollar when the U.S. currency weakens and pegging it to a basket of currencies when the dollar rises, they said.
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Erotic content is also seeing a pegging boom that defies demographics.
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This year, the central bank has been guiding the yuan lower by pegging it to the dollar when the U.S. currency weakens and pegging it to a basket of currencies when the dollar rises, analysts said.
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This year, the PBOC has been guiding the yuan lower by pegging the yuan to the dollar when the U.S. currency weakens and pegging the yuan to a basket of currencies when the dollar rises, they said.
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In the wake of pegging, instead of feeling emasculated, I felt empowered.
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Of course, pegging any storm just to El Niño is pretty impossible.
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It's so rare, the pegging episode of Broad City became instantly iconic.
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Indeed, even just last year CBO was pegging coverage at 2628 million.
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Pegging men helped me not to be as afraid of male sexuality.
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The banks' estimates have varied, with several pegging their valuations much lower.
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There was one time when he was talking about re-pegging the currency.
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Lyft is pegging its valuation between $21 billion and $23 billion, for example.
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Others desire a kinkier feminization, one that is accompanied by spanking, pegging or bondage.
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Back then, I knew nothing about pegging—I hadn't even seen it in porn.
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From limits on money-supply growth to pegging exchange rates, orthodoxies wax and wane.
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Kopf says another benefit of pegging timing to velocity is the reduction of acceleration.
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A $5 billion valuation would take advantage of that premium, pegging Farfetch against them.
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Sciortino also attended a pegging workshop to get a crash course in anal sex.
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Pegging GM back to making 8.5m cars a year signals that profits are its priority.
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I don't know why, but I'm pegging him for a Pizza Hut kind of guy.
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Instead of getting the pegging session of their dreams, they are humiliated by their domme.
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Abbi's disclosure, of course, begs the question: Is Clinton familiar with the concept of pegging?
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Pumpkin spice exploits our suggestibility and relies on our conformity, pegging us as pliant lemmings.
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The Broad City episode was funnier, but mostly because there was a pegging reference involved.
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Fight for $15, an advocacy group for higher wages, is pegging its actions to the event.
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Others prefer calling it "harness or strap-on sex" simply because the term pegging isn't inclusive.
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I'm a dominant female and typically do the 'sleeping,' meaning pegging or penetrating, of the male.
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We also examine the false security of pegging someone as "the money person" in the relationship.
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There is a reference to pegging, and a dinosaur clitoris joke which we had to tweak slightly.
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It lists bitcoin, IOTA, and lumen tokens that were impounded, pegging their combined value at €5,675,000 ($6,13,366).
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In January Angola stopped pegging its currency (the kwanza) to the dollar, relieving pressure on foreign reserves.
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Some experts urge caution pegging this particular global outbreak to a single weather event or warm year.
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Goldman Sachs economist Jan Hatzius is even more optimistic, pegging global growth at 3.5 percent next year.
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This week, we're talking to sex and relationships broadcaster Nichi Hodgson about her first time pegging someone.
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After I'd finished working as a dominatrix, I was quite cagey about pegging men in romantic relationships.
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Kuo, the KGI Securities analyst, suggests as much, pegging iMac refreshes for a few months into 2017.
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"Pegging would not work as soon as the BOJ gave up on reducing bond purchases," he said.
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Former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has warned of the difficulty of pegging long-term rates.
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They passed harsh bankruptcy laws pegging millennials to their student loan debt till death due them part.
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Salesforce raised its full 2019 fiscal year guidance by $47.5 million, pegging it at $13.08-13.13 billion.
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Grade: A- Pegasus (Pegging Kit, $89.99) I'm not trying this one because I don't want to peg!
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When Democrats have attacked Medicare-for-all, they've frequently singled out Sanders for praise, before pegging Sen.
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The PBOC revamped the mechanism to price LPR in August, loosely pegging it to the MLF rate.
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George*, who runs the site "Bedroom Blessings," isn't as comfortable as Dee with the idea of pegging.
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We're pegging Joey as playful and up for everything, and Don as just the right amount of domineering.
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A similar attempt last time failed, but the coalition is level-pegging Law and Justice in the polls.
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No one could casually drop a line about pegging a guy in an office as expertly as her.
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Axios reported earlier on Wednesday that the company was in fundraising talks, pegging the amount at $10 million.
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Then there may be a clatter of the tote board for related items, pegging numbers up or down.
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This was in line with pre-election polling pegging his approval rating in the mid-40s among voters.
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Salesforce raised its guidance for its entire 2018 fiscal year, pegging it at $10.43 billion to $10.44 billion.
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Additionally, pegging Biden at a 50% chance is far higher than the 10% the markets currently give him.
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Forecasts ranged between 2.68 and 3.56 percent, with almost three-quarters pegging it at or below 3 percent.
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It's straight out of Cinderella, if Cinders wore Louboutins and Prince Charming were up for pegging (kidding, kidding!).
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The PBOC revamped the mechanism to price LPR in August 2019, loosely pegging it to the MLF rate.
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Express also has narrowed the range for its fourth-quarter earnings outlook, pegging it toward the lower end.
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Pegging the ratio of the CEO's compensation to that of the median worker is not a reliable metric.
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Her exit had come around the time that buyout rumors were flying about, pegging SiriusXM as a potential acquirer.
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Mori said that PNG would also consider pegging its currency, the kina, to gold, rather than the U.S. dollar.
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Early last year, the central bank steadily reduced cash withdrawal limits, pegging them at $500 a day in March.
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If you're interested in pegging your partner, this seems to be as good an entry point (heh) as any.
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The bill limited those tax savings, partly by pegging the lower taxes to the size of a company's workforce.
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Companies also offer different varieties of universal life, sometimes pegging the cash value's growth to an index, for instance.
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Analysts predictions are all over the place, some pegging it at just over 500,000 and others at 1 million.
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Multiple investors told Recode the purchase price was significantly above that price, with one pegging it at $408 million.
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The 18-year-old entered the games with ten world records and many experts pegging him for six gold medals.
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We could start by simply pegging the value of tokens to something, say $1 or the price of one hamburger.
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It gave us the perfect GIF for catcallers, an entire pegging plotline, a whole line of sex toys, and Garol.
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Pegging where exactly the Pixel Slate fits in the computer market is difficult, because the computer market is rapidly changing.
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Even then, though, they're still taught to not explore the less traditionally masculine forms of pleasure, like anal or pegging.
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We called it strap-on play back then [the term pegging was coined by sex columnist Dan Savage in 2001].
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If you've got someone who's pegging-curious, get them in the shower and soap them up to help them relax.
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Congressional plans, including the Sanders one, also use international reference prices as a means of pegging a particular drug's price.
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For instance, Moore has expressed some fondness for the idea of pegging the US dollar to the value of gold.
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But Mr. de Blasio has repeatedly stated that pegging the ferry's fare to the subway's is a matter of fairness.
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And comScore's data syncs up with that, pegging the service's penetration at about 40 percent of homes with Wi-Fi.
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Of course, when Glickman penned the blog post 'How Pegging Can Save The World' his thoughts were far from the above.
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Brent crude fell overnight, pegging back Wall Street and Asian shares, after data showed an unexpected build in U.S. crude supplies.
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Dockless scooter startup Bird raised $275 million in a Series D funding round pegging its valuation at $2.5 billion, TechCrunch reports.
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Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Bloomberg cited anonymous sources pegging it between $500 million and $1 billion.
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Given society's long history of pegging Satan as the root of all evil, that's fair—though it's worth making some distinctions.
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Pegging Libra to the dollar would give the Libra Association less flexibility to maintain a steady value, but also less power.
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The Brexit Party under Nigel Farage says Johnson's Brexit deal "is not Brexit" and is level-pegging with the Green Party.
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The CIA is more than capable to do this but it's just the wrong choice of operations that's pegging them back.
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FAIR also offers an updated estimation of the number of illegal immigrants in the United States, pegging it at 12.5 million.
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Douglas Holtz-Eakin, another former Bush economic advisor, has been pegging odds of recession at 20 percent in 2018 and 2019.
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We know her to be receptive and she is in — as many are pegging her — she's more the middle of the pack.
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My first image of pegging — as well as prostate play in the context of heterosexual relationships — involved a very binary gender swap.
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However a second well-placed source suggested it's closer to $23M than $100M — so we're pegging it at between $50M and $70M.
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Pegging all of the ugliness to a finite stretch of 365 days also offers the hope that it'll all be over soon.
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Now that Broad City has blown the doors wide open on pegging in mainstream, heteronormative entertainment properties, it's getting some optimal placement.
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AHH: Azar said the administration is revising its proposal to lower some Medicare drug costs by pegging prices to lower international levels.
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I THINK IT'S BECAUSE OF CENTRAL BANK PEGGING OF RATES AND QUANTITATIVE EASING GOING ON FULL BORE IN EUROPE AND IN JAPAN.
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The CRFB estimates that the entire amount could be saved simply by pegging the government securities fund to 3-month Treasury bonds.
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What's more, the term actually saw a decrease in national searches, pegging it as something of a specialty in the D.C. area.
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It starts with news clips of the Florida Republican pegging the child in Iowa last summer, a video that immediately went viral.
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At the time, Meeks praised Bloomberg's candidacy, pegging him the one who can "slay the dragon" that is President Donald Trump. Rep.
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Rather than pegging jokes to timely events, you have to dig deeper into more universal themes to find what makes people laugh.
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Bank of America has reinstated its coverage on the home improvement retailer, pegging it a buy rating with a $123 price target.
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Lufthansa also said on Monday it would start pegging its dividend payout ratio to net profit to give the group more flexibility.
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When you think about it, is there any better way to celebrate a touchdown than by pegging an unsuspecting spectator in the face?
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Lufthansa also said it would start pegging its dividend payout ratio to net profit in the future to give the group more flexibility.
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In some circles, "pegging" can refer to all forms of strap-on sex since people of all genders can give or receive it.
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Fiscal reserves held under a currency regime pegging the lev to the euro stood at 13.2 billion levs at the end of April.
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Some retailers are pegging their survival in the Amazon era to the idea that their physical spaces can be much more than that.
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Shelton is known for her support of the gold standard -- an old economic policy of pegging the value of the dollar to gold.
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Nihangs or Sikh warriors display their martial skills and attire during the fair, such as tent pegging, fire breathing and bareback horse-riding.
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Fiscal reserves held under the currency regime pegging the lev to the euro stood at 11.6 billion levs at the end of August.
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The move comes as PiS has made LGBT rights a central campaign issue, pegging the party against more liberal forces in the country.
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The U.S. released an estimate last month of the number of civilian deaths in the fight against ISIS, pegging the figure at 352.
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While we don't know her due date, most estimates land in mid-May to mid-July, pegging the singer in her third trimester.
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Here was the former first lady at her most truly approachable—so much so that Abbi got candid about "pegging" a former crush.
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Fiscal reserves held under the currency regime pegging the lev to the euro stood at 13.6 billion levs at the end of February.
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Sanofi believes pegging prices to an independent measure like the NHE is more objective and less arbitrary than such a single-digit promise.
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If "Superbad" cemented Hill's status as an entertaining accent piece, "Moneyball" (2011) suggested that pegging him as a novelty actor was an error.
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The company is expected to lay off thousands of employees, with some news reports pegging the number of cuts at about 4,000 people.
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Given that the Chinese yuan is yet to be fully convertible, Natixis instead suggest pegging to the euro as a potential interim solution.
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WARNING: EXTREMELY NSFW VIDEO BELOWIf you want a vision of the future, imagine a Babadook strap-on pegging a covfefe cock ring—forever.
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The survey showed that 39 percent of voters backed Britain staying in the 28-member bloc level pegging with the support for withdrawal.
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"After that scene came out, we had so many couples coming into the store being like, 'Hey, we're interested in pegging,'" she says.
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Indeed, pegging U.S. prices to what's paid abroad is usually embraced by Democrats, including most of those campaigning for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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That left him needing to wrest back control of the political agenda from rivals who are becoming increasingly successful at pegging him back.
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Time Magazine's pegging of the biggest leaders of the #MeToo movement as the "person of the year" highlights the breadth of the issue.
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Fiscal reserves held under the currency regime pegging the lev to the euro stood at 12.6 billion levs at the end of March.
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And T. Rowe Price is now pegging the price of its Uber shares at $42.70 each, down 12 percent from its previous estimate.
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Fiscal reserves held under a currency regime pegging the lev to the euro stood at 12.8 billion levs at the end of May.
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One controversial idea coming out of the administration has been pegging US prices to what other countries pay, called an international pricing index.
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"If the kingdom is not in favour of an outright de-pegging, another suitable solution, and one which we believe is more probable than full de-pegging, would be for them to move to a (currency) basket approach similar to that which Kuwait has followed," said Chavan Bhogaita, head of market insights and strategy at National Bank of Abu Dhabi.
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I spoke to two of its members to find out why they got into pegging and the impact it's had on their sex lives.
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Women that wear dog hoodies, engage in some pegging, goof off, or do all the hallucinogens are no less womanly or capable of success.
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Future Retail's market capitalization currently stands at $2.91 billion, pegging the value of a 3.58% stake in the company at more than $104 million.
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The fallout of Thursday's referendum could send Britain into recession, Summers told CNBC's "Squawk Box, " pegging the chances of that at about 50-50.
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The Fishers, like many families, are left to deconstruct last words, subtle intonations, prolonged sighs -- pegging the formerly inconsequential as missed opportunities for intervention.
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Cook, a native of Ajax, Ontario, was a significant underdog heading into the fight, with most Vegas moneylines pegging Butler as a -480 favourite.
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I did meet a romantic partner who was really into pegging, and I felt proud of him for being really honest about his desires.
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With Alza pegging September as the possible release date, It shouldn't be too long before we find out more about Philips Hue's motion sensor.
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I guess the "La Vie Bohème A" and "B" sing-alongs will have to wait until later, though, because we've got pegging to discuss.
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Having trailed Mrs Clinton in head-to-head polling by double digits in April, he is now more or less level-pegging with her.
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The latest opinion polls suggest she is at best level-pegging with Mr Trump, having forfeited a seven-point lead in the past month.
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Temperatures will also be above average over the three-month period, BOM said, pegging the chance of exceeding average maximum heat levels at 80%.
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The fiscal reserves, held under a currency regime pegging the lev to the euro, stood at 8.8 billion levs at the end of December.
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The fiscal reserves, held under a currency regime pegging the lev to the euro, stood at 10.5 billion levs at the end of November.
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Republicans objected to Thursday's vote, pegging the hearing as a "charade" and an opportunity for Democrats to try to influence the 2020 presidential election.
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If you've got a kink, there's a fair chance we'll have covered it on My First Time (see: pegging, outdoor sex, or slave training).
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Yeah, now we tend to think of strap-on dildos as pegging for heterosexuals or lesbian and bisexual women using them in their relationships.
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The problem with pegging your company's hope on the holiday season is that you run the risk of smashing head-on into supply chain issues.
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Despite the use of non-professional couples, MLNP is a wonderful place to see sex acts you might not have seen before, like a pegging.
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It's a lesson that many folks pegging the future of mobile gaming to a specific technology—augmented reality—may do well to take note of.
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The People's Bank of China initially quelled escalation fears on Tuesday by pegging the yuan at a stronger-than-forecast level relative to the dollar.
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By doing so, Clinton is able to focus almost entirely on a message that will work in the general election, while also pegging Vermont Sen.
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Estimates of Trump's net worth vary, with financial journalists pegging it at about $3 billion, while Trump himself claims it is more than $10 billion.
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Last week, they introduced House and Senate legislation planning staged hikes to $15 an hour by 2024, pegging future changes to median hourly wage growth.
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An earlier survey, from PBS NewsHour, NPR and Marist in mid-January, contained an almost identical finding, pegging that level of opposition at 28503 percent.
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I think pegging Pokémon Go as a potential bang-and-fizzle game right away might not be giving the game (or its developers) enough credit.
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However, I did underestimate Trump's ceiling in a multi-candidate race, pegging it around 30 percent rather the 33-34 percent he's actually been winning.
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Though now I'm wondering whether, hearing my lack of a North Carolina accent and immediately pegging me as an outsider, they were just mocking me.
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Pegging them to an external anchor to stabilise their value means either ceding control of domestic economic policy or restricting access to foreign capital flows.
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But even up into the late spring months, some analysts were still pegging those crops up to 25 percent lower than what they really were.
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Trump falls dramatically short of that benchmark, with the three most recent quality surveys pegging his approval rating at just 2900 percent to 220006 percent.
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Forecasters at the Atlanta Fed are somewhat more upbeat, pegging their fourth-quarter forecast at 2.6 percent, based on their model of the latest economic data.
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Currently the settlement price of the January 1st, 2018 futures contract is pegging the digital currency's future price at $13,700 with relatively little volume being traded.
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The latest sounding by Gallup, a polling firm, shows the PTI has closed a previously sizeable gap and is now level pegging with Mr Sharif's party.
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The latest sounding by Gallup, a polling firm, suggests the PTI has closed a previously sizeable gap and is now level pegging with Mr Sharif's party.
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America's Boeing has not yet scored any orders, though with Iran pegging its requirement at 500 aircraft over ten years it is still in the running.
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It's a higher stakes game than ever before — and several sources are pegging Taco Bell's Super Bowl ad campaign investment at $15 million to $20 million.
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Moody's, meanwhile, also took a cautious view, pegging the new debt's rating to Pemex's existing level, just above junk, and saying the company had underlying challenges.
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Moody's, meanwhile, also took a cautious view, pegging the new debt's rating to Pemex's existing level, just above junk, and saying the company had underlying challenges.
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Pegging Libra to just the $ could soothe regulators, a16z says This leaves the reveal of the 180 potential members as the biggest news from the meeting.
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In Canada, an official estimate on Friday pegging Canada's canola crop at a four-year low after wet harvest weather also lent support to oilseed markets.
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He'd also limit what health care providers could charge insurers, pegging their out-of-network prices to just twice the typically lower rates that Medicare pays.
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Rather than pegging the second to the rotation of the Earth about its axis, the second is now defined by the ticking of a caesium atomic clock.
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The minutes also revealed that board members discussed the estimated neutral policy interest rate - which neither stimulates the economy nor retards it - pegging it at 3.5 percent.
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"I had a chance to come back in the third set but every time I came close to pegging her back, I missed the opportunity," she added.
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For that matter, she is also ahead in North Carolina and level-pegging in Arizona, two of the states Mr Trump's predecessor, Mitt Romney, won in 2012.
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A study by Michael Gibson-Light, a doctoral candidate in the University of Arizona School of Sociology, is pegging the shift on poor food quality and quantity.
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Although some sites, like PornHub and xHamster, are adding educational content, most pegging videos don't include a scene preparing the butt with warm water, fingers, and lube.
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Betcha didn't think Ryan Reynolds going full-frontal would come up in this story in addition to pegging, but well, here we are (and, hi again, Mom!).
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That means figuring out a pricing strategy, and CEO John Maraganore said he supports the idea of pegging increases in drug prices to the rate of inflation.
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The minutes also revealed that board members discussed the estimated neutral policy interest rate — which neither stimulates the economy nor retards it — pegging it at 3.5 percent.
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A year ago, Quixey raised $60 million from several high-profile investors, including Alibaba and Softbank, pegging its valuation at around $600 million, as Re/code reported.
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Companies have gone through all sorts of acrobatics to get their coins to work for their business, including pegging a token to a gram of synthetic rhino horn.
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The government's Crop Estimates Committee (CEC) is seen pegging the harvest at 14.35 million tonnes, when it gives its forecast on Tuesday, against 7.78 million tonnes last year.
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Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest economy, is likely to account for the majority of that, with the 2015 research pegging its share of revenue at more than 40 percent.
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Apple announced last month it would cut prices of some of its flagship devices, by pegging its retail value to local currencies instead of the strong U.S. dollar.
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But as the internet's made us more comfortable chatting about pegging and choking, has it actually made us more interested in going down the weird sex rabbit hole?
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Iceland is considering pegging its crown to a major currency, most likely , its finance minister said on Saturday, amid concerns the small North Atlantic nation's economy risks overheating.
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Dialog in September offered $4.65 in cash and 0.112 of its American depositary shares for each Atmel share, pegging the deal value at $4.6 billion at the time.
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Discussions of the California measure have stalled, however, in the wake of preliminary estimates pegging the cost of the program as greater than the entire state government budget.
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His naïve misreading of her character jibes with his choice of modifier ("really nice" wouldn't have been nearly as good), pegging him as a happy-go-lucky simpleton.
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It fluctuated earlier this year as Beijing switched to pegging the currency to a basket of its trading partners' currencies instead of the dollar, but has since stabilized.
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That's because his model forecasts higher baseline revenues and lower expenses, pegging the overall 10-year funding gap at $56 billion, lower than that board's $3.83 billion projection.
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Discussions of the California measure have stalled, however, in the wake of preliminary estimates pegging the cost of the program as greater than the entire state government budget.
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Facebook and its partners had intended to create its cryptocurrency by pegging it to a basket of national currencies whose holdings would be set by the Libra Association .
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Santorum's comments came a day after The Washington Post's Fact Checker unveiled a tally of Trump's false and misleading statements since taking office, pegging the number at 3,001.
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The group supports pegging cost of living increases instead to a measure of inflation specifically tailored to people older than age 62, which factors in higher healthcare costs.
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Afterwards in the back room, I approach one of the men I saw in the cage, pegging him as one of the honored war vets of the evening.
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It forged its own path then too, as emerging markets suffered massive capital outflows and currency depreciation, pegging the ringgit to the dollar for seven years from mid-1998.
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Click here to view original GIFGeorgiaTrump has a solid lead in Georgia with polls pegging him at 30 percent of the vote and Rubio and Cruz splitting the rest.
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On Friday, Recode reported that the maddeningly popular live game show app will receive a $15 million investment from Founders Fund, pegging its valuation at more than $100 million.
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Most of our "modern" sexual interests, including BDSM, pegging, and sex toys, date back thousands of years; writers and photographers throughout the centuries have documented instances of kinky sex.
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Our debt is about $20 trillion, and the number of unfunded liabilities coming due in the future have some experts pegging our real debt at more like $200 trillion.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture shocked market participants on Thursday by pegging U.S. corn and soybean plantings well below trade expectations, and CBOT futures responded in a big way.
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And if you really want to get into some group butt play, getting a lady to strap one on for a pegging session might be just what you need.
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Prices for October delivery traded around $5.50 per million British thermal units, five cents below last week's levels, with September also more or less level-pegging, trading sources said.
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"The belated de-pegging of the currency in June 2016 failed to remove investor concerns over the conduct of economic policy and the 'free float' didn't happen," they said.
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Since then, over the course of more than 2200 episodes, the 2200 year olds have covered everything from polyamory and pegging to the #MeToo movement and general sexual health.
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Leaflets sent out by the Lib Dems in their target seat of Putney cite "YouGov polling for Putney" showing the party level-pegging in the seat with the Conservatives.
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Gabriel also questioned the wisdom of pegging the NATO military spending target to gross domestic product, noting that Greece met the goal, but was having trouble paying its pensions.
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The acquisition was first reported in March (though Apple was seen as the buyer), with Italian media pegging the price at around 5 million euros (about $5.55 million USD).
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FAO lowered its forecast for global cereal production in 2019 by 2.2 million tonnes, pegging world cereal output at 8503 billion tonnes, but still up 2.0% from 2018 levels.
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Jefferies has named Gap one of its top "Franchise Picks," pegging the stock with a buy rating and a higher price target of $39 per share, up from $35.
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As someone who knows little to nothing about cryptocurrency, I think we could be having a lot more fun with the treats to which we are pegging our currency.
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Hurricane Harvey's price tag is still not yet known, but estimates from AccuWeather are pegging the total at some $2221 billion, higher than Hurricane Katrina's $2451 billion in 2005.
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Facebook is looking at pegging the value of its coin to a basket of different foreign currencies, rather than just the dollar, three people briefed on the plans said.
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Lisa says she doesn't like pegging incidents like this on sexism but, in this case ... she thinks it's pretty clear the heckler felt empowered because she was a woman.
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Couple-friendly luxury sex toy brand LELO tagged 2016 as the year pegging really takes off, after the sales of male "anal pleasure objects" increased by 200 percent in 2015.
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Speaking in Hong Kong on Wednesday, International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde said the fund believed the city's pegging mechanism is consistent with the fundamentals of its economy.
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How far blood drops travel, and their size, are key factors in determining both a bullet's trajectory and in pegging the original source of the blood relative to the stains.
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On the resumption with the sun shining at the west London club it was level pegging until 4-4 when Kyrgios served two double-faults to gift Raonic a break.
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The second most popular smartphone brand in China — Huawei — is closing the gap with Apple, with Kantar pegging it as capturing 24.3 per cent of sales over the same period.
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Could a negative effect of pegging behavioral change to one day in 365 be that you give yourself an excuse to put off making changes until that day rolls around?
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Analyst Driscoll expects peak U.S. sales of $511 million for the drug by 2030, with Mizuho analyst Difei Yang previously pegging the price at $1,000 per day by launch time.
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FAO lowered its forecast for global cereal production in 219 by some 2.43 million tonnes, pegging world cereal output at 22.4 billion tonnes, but still up 2850% from 22.0 levels.
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Amazon's growth in search has been well documented — pegging them at taking 44% of all direct searches for products, over search engines at 34% and all other retailers at 21%.
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Queer sex educator and pegging enthusiast Ruby Rare agrees that getting familiar with your strap-on can be really helpful, as you're essentially introducing yourself to a new body part.
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That includes leaflets sent out by the Liberal Democrats in Putney, south London, where campaign literature said "YouGov polling for Putney" put the party in level pegging with the Conservatives.
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A balance between pegging enemies as goddamn good-for-nothin' sucka-ass chumps, while addressing the black experience around race and intra-community strife with a gratuitousness that felt honest.
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Crude oil imports were the equivalent of 9.01 million barrels per day (bpd) in November, up from October's 7.3 million and level pegging with the 9.01 million bpd from September.
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The company plans to sell 1.5 percent of its shares for $25.6 billion, making it the world's biggest-ever initial public offering and pegging its overall worth at $1.7 trillion.
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Benediktsson's administration has asked experts to look at options, including pegging the crown to the euro or the pound to keep sharp shifts in the currency from destabilising the economy.
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About 35 million shares, or roughly 28 percent of Tesla's free float, are currently sold short, pegging the short interest at $10.53 billion, according to financial analytics firm S3 Partners.
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The decline of its price has prompted Kazakhstan to stop pegging its tenge currency to the dollar last August and let it lose almost half of its value against the greenback.
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In 22016 the government stopped pegging domestic prices to global oil markets, leaving it to foot the bill for any rising costs; crude has appreciated by 220% during the past year.
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Shelton, who serves as the U.S. executive director at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, wrote as recently as last year in support of pegging the dollar to gold prices.
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" – Kit219 via Reddit "My S.O. and I (haven't been together too long, so we are still exploring) recently discovered that we are both really turned on by the idea of pegging.
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His astounding performance at the Olympic trials – he came seriously close to beating the 200 breaststroke world record – has officials pegging him as the one to watch at the Rio Games.
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As a rule, pegging a release date to a season rather than a month makes me nervous (what's "fall" anyway?), but perhaps they're more in touch with nature than I am.
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To English, this was a "completely incomprehensive statement" for an exhibition that, in title, colludes the artist as a racialized subject, pegging the art as an explicit expression of their blackness.
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The tech company "is in the midst of this multiyear top breaking down late last year and then rolling over here again," said Veronne, pegging $140 as the stock's key support.
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While most ferry services are priced like luxury transportation alternatives, Mr. de Blasio insisted on pegging the cost to the fare for a single ride on the subway and city buses.
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Christie's and Sotheby's have gotten more and more ambitious (some would say outlandish) with their pre-sale estimates, pegging nine-figure prices on choice lots as a way to stoke interest.
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Faced with Edwards' profile, Republicans have attacked his record on jobs and health care, rather than just pegging him as a liberal Democrat in line with the party's unpopular national figures.
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The SNB has had negative interest rates in place since January 2015, when the central bank upended currency markets by ditching its policy of pegging the franc at 1.20 per euro.
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"Following last year's poor crop, we may actually harvest a good one this year," analyst Wojtek Sabaranski of Sparks Polska said, pegging the harvest at about 4 million tonnes, up 30 percent.
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And ever since the world's major economies stopped pegging currencies to gold in the 1970s, comparing currencies to one another is really the only way to gauge the relative value of money.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Iceland is considering pegging its crown to a major currency, most likely the euro, its finance minister said on Saturday, amid concerns the small North Atlantic nation's economy risks overheating.
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But it would shrink the program even more over time by pegging the annual growth rate of those funds to standard inflation, rather than the more generous medical inflation, starting in 2025.
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By intermittently pegging their currency to the dollar, and closely managing the dollar-yuan exchange rate, the Chinese, in fact, had adopted the dollar as an instrument of their prodigious economic achievements.
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The bidders are, however, valuing the hospital unit at about $1.5-$2 billion, pegging the valuation at 15 to 20 times next year's estimated core profit of the unit, the people said.
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Barclays chief U.S. economist Michael Gapen expects an even weaker third quarter, pegging growth at just 1.5 percent, but he expects the post-hurricane spring back to start in the fourth quarter.
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Their relationship, which can be as endearing as it is volatile, is the secret sauce that elevates the show above the myriad of other podcasts that touch on pegging and period-play.
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Murray's outstanding season for the Sooners boosted his NFL draft stock, with many media outlets pegging him as a first- or second-round pick if he were to enter the April draft.
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The tenge currency, meanwhile, has lost nearly half of its value against the dollar since August, when the authorities scrapped their policy of pegging it to the dollar at a fixed rate.
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BUT VOLCKER'S IDEA OF HAVING A FULL SCALE CONFERENCE OF CURRENCY REFORM, I DON'T MEAN NECESSARILY PEGGING RATES, BUT JUST, YOU KNOW IT WHEN YOU SEE IT. BUTWE HAVE TO WORK TOGETHER.
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Britain's international business standing has not been negatively impacted by looming Brexit negotiations and has moved up one place to be level pegging alongside Germany, according to analysis from professional services giant PwC.
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Strap-ons are the most versatile sex toy in the business, but they can be overlooked due to the perception that they're only for same-sex female couples or for pegging your partner.
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Asked about the IMF's view on the Hong Kong dollar's peg to the U.S. dollar, Lagarde said the fund believed the pegging mechanism is consistent with the fundamentals of the financial hub's economy.
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Pegging the "natural rate" too high, ignoring the harm from exposure to international competition, austere budget policy, low and stagnant minimum wages — all of these misunderstood economic relationships have one thing in common.
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Strategie Grains also lowered sharply its outlook for the EU's barley harvest, pegging production at 57.1 million tonnes, down 2.5 million tonnes from its July estimate and now 2 percent below 2017 output.
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The renminbi had fluctuated quite a bit at the beginning of the year as the country switched to pegging the currency to a basket of its trading partners' currencies instead of the dollar.
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The two parties expected to gain the most seats individually are the pro-unity Ciudadanos and Junqueras' pro-independence ERC, seen level-pegging in polls with each potentially gaining 32 or 33 seats.
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"The drive for gold today is purely tied to the risk type of trade," said Eli Tesfaye, senior market strategist for brokerage RJO Futures in Chicago, pegging the next target level at $1,210.
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With its abstract poeticism, Bogia's monument speculates an object that pulses with the memory of an event, while challenging the problems of pegging a history to a particular person or group of people.
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On Tuesday, The Washington Post reported on a two-page document that Mr. Navarro wrote and circulated pegging the decline of American manufacturing to an increase in abortion, spousal abuse, divorce and infertility.
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With dollar reserves that it said matched Tethers one-to-one, it was one of the first "stablecoins"—digital currencies that seek to avoid price swings by pegging their value to the greenback.
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Oh the places you'll go... The lack of loading screens also means that pegging it to a different area will no longer guarantee your escape from a raging monster, which heightens the tension considerably.
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And the exact death toll from the storm is still unknown; while the official number stands at 65, this number is likely far too low, with some estimates pegging it at closer to 1,000.
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The first sound of milk being splashed on pastel-coloured cereal, or the initial whiff of a toasting rainbow bagel have her pegging it down the road to join the back of the queue.
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In their latest forecasts, members of the National Association for Business Economics have once again marked down their expectations for this year, pegging the overall growth in gross domestic product at just 1.8 percent.
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The revision came after an independent study — commissioned by Puerto Rican authorities in January after months of media reports calling their figures into question — was published, pegging the estimated death toll at 9113,2911 people.
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The revision came after an independent study — commissioned by Puerto Rican authorities in January after months of media reports calling their figures into question — was published, pegging the estimated death toll at 153,975 people.
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That tracks with the BBC report stating Facebook plans on pegging GlobalCoin to established currencies like the dollar, yen, and euro, as well as its interest in international remittances and users without bank accounts.
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"Domestically, all we had was the export sales report, highlighting very tepid demand," Linn said, noting the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Thursday report pegging U.S. old-crop wheat sales in the week to Jan.
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The Senate bill adopts a less generous formula for indexing Medicaid to inflation starting in 2025 by pegging it to inflation for urban consumers instead of medical inflation, which grows at a faster rate.
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With Android Wear 2.0 due next month (with most outlets pegging a not too distant release date of February 2), we're in a bit of a post-CES wearable holding pattern at the moment.
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Meanwhile, back in the US analysts have almost gleefully been predicting a flop of the highest order, pegging the weekend haul at somewhere around $25 million for a film with a $160 million budget.
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"You're pegging a currency to a toxic asset which no one wants," said Daniel Lansberg-Rodríguez, a political columnist for the Venezuelan newspaper El Nacional who teaches at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
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Mr. Buhari curbed the Central Bank's independence and refused to allow the currency, naira, be determined by market forces, pegging it at about 35 percent higher than one would get on the black market.
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BTIG analysts join a number of others in pegging a 3,000 year-end price target for the S&P 500, including Bernstein, RBC Capital Markets, Oppenheimer, J.P. Morgan, Bank of America and Credit Suisse.
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In Australia, if you're working in the summer—and most of my work is quite physical, whether I'm flogging someone or pegging them—the last thing I want is to be sweating through foundation.
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But just like pegging his presidency to the stock market, tying it to the price of oil is a bad idea, because there's a lot going on that has nothing to do with him.
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Weakness in Europe and Asia's economies isn't helping, he said, pegging the respective slowdowns to Brexit pressures and instability in the Italian government and China undergoing a mass slowdown tied to President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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What's more likely, as we've seen a rise in open and frank discussions about kinky sex, is that the people who have an interest in things like BDSM and pegging are more comfortable exploring them.
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"The goal is for Libra to be more useful than any national currency, accepted in more places and with fewer complications; pegging it to a single national currency would only hold it back," Levine writes.
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At first blush, The Chief resists any attempt at pegging a sonic uniformity to its framework—an inherent risk taken in an era of music consumption that, especially critically, favors narrative structure above all else.
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On the number of small shops on the continent, Yu noted a lack of reliable numbers but cited a 2016 KPMG study pegging fast moving consumer goods spending in Nigeria alone at $41 billion annually.
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The drop in crude prices forced the authorities last August to stop pegging the national tenge currency to the dollar, letting it lose nearly half its value against the greenback within just a few months.
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Now, of course, we hear each and every one of those words regularly on the small screen, along with a few new ones that are a sign of the times, like 69, analingus, and pegging.
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Then I would give MLB a basketball, but I would cheat and make kicking the ball legal, then I would make it legal to tag a runner out by pegging his ass with it. PRESTO.
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The SNB has stuck to a recipe of negative interest rates and interventions in the foreign currency markets since it scrapped its policy of pegging the franc to 1.20 versus the euro in January 2015.
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Identifying the cause Pegging the spike of Texas maternal deaths in 2011-12 on politics and the closure of clinics isn't fair, said Carrie Williams, a spokeswoman for the Texas Department of State Health Services.
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To win approval, China made it much easier to move money in and out of the country, and shifted the daily pegging of the renminbi to the dollar to a slightly more market-based system.
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There's a different perspective that comes from knowing on a somatic level and I've talked with lots of women who say that exploring pegging has given their male partners a more attuned, patient approach to intercourse.
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Foreign exchange strategists from more than 60 banks and research institutions are pegging the pound at $1.23 in one month then roughly $1.21 in the three-, six-, and one-year horizons, unchanged from last month's poll.
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"This year's production is estimated to be higher than 2018, though the (annual) increase will not as big as in 2018," he said, pegging palm and palm kernel oil's 2019 output at 48-49 million tonnes.
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They Skype through the final hours of a Yom Kippur fast; Ilana screams "this is the happiest day of my liiiiife!" in response to learning that Abbi is pegging her hot neighbour — at her grandmother's shiva.
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Trump's reasoning is that as the euro zone and Japan keep policy rates around zero, the Fed is making the U.S. less competitive globally by pegging the funds rate in a range between 2.25% and 2.5%.
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Trump's reasoning is that as the euro zone and Japan keep policy rates around zero, the Fed is making the U.S. less competitive globally by pegging the funds rate in a range between 20.3% and 20.3%.
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"I remember writing about anal stimulation among straight men—and specifically the act of pegging—for a blog about ten years ago," recalls Timaree Schmit, a sex educator and host of the podcast Sex With Timaree.
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Maybe you're a young LGBTQ person who wants to explore new ways of having sex, maybe you're thinking about pegging your partner, or perhaps you just want to wear a strap-on because it's a look.
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He argued for a "trade-off" that could potentially bridge partisan divides: pegging the price of a new drug to its older rivals until evidence of its effectiveness is built and the drugmaker could "reset" prices.
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Advocates of pro-growth policies are pegging their hopes on France's Emmanuel Macron emerging as the region's pre-eminent politician and incoming ECB chief Christian Lagarde doubling down on Draghi's lobbying of debt-averse northern governments.
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But what has changed — and what Sitwell may be behind the times on — is how much the demand for plant-based food has increased: exactly the kind of trend Nelson was presumably pegging her pitch to.
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Trump's reasoning is that as the euro zone and Japan keep policy rates around zero, the Fed is making the U.S. less competitive globally by pegging the funds rate in a range between 313% and 231%.
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With the term "BDSM" prompting almost 203 million Google results and TV shows like Broad City wrapping plotlines around pegging, the lines of what's "normal" or not in bed feel, to me, more blurred now than ever.
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On Thursday, the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center (CPC) released its monthly El Niño forecast bulletin, pegging the chances of the Chris Farley meme Pacific climate pattern developing in the fall of 2017 at 45 percent.
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Polling suggests that Mr Trump, whose penthouse on 5th Avenue offers a view of the Bronx, is likely to win just over half of New York's vote, with Messrs Cruz and Kasich level-pegging at around 20%.
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SAO PAULO, March 16 (Reuters) - The Brazilian government is considering pegging borrowing costs on farming loans to the benchmark overnight Selic interest rate in another step toward reducing costly credit subsidies, newspaper Valor Econômico said on Thursday.
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Telecom companies are pegging their future success on implementation of 5G networks, which are expected to be at least 100 times faster than current 4G networks and cut latency, allowing for innovations in a number of fields.
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That compromise between Senate HELP Chairman Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.), Pallone and ranking Republican Greg Walden of Oregon would settle disputes by pegging payments to providers to a federal benchmark payment based on median in-network rates.
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Getting the Alexander/Pallone bill passed would be a boon to the White House, health insurers and patient groups, who have thrown their support behind its approach of pegging out-of-network bills to in-network rates.
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"The depressed markets after the end of the quotas has forced farmers to adapt," said Timothe Masson, economist at the French sugar beet growers group CGB, pegging a fall in plantings at EU level at about 5 percent.
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AstraZeneca has been pushing to build its cancer drug portfolio and Lynparza is an important growth driver for the drugmaker, with analysts pegging the drug to hit $2.5 billion in sales in 2023, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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After his strong performance in the VP debate, a lot of election pundits are pegging Indiana Governor Mike Pence as the initial front runner to win the GOP presidential nomination in 2020 if Donald Trump loses this November.
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Last week, Clinton was seen as the winner of her first presidential debate against Trump, with 53 percent of those polled by an ABC News/Washington Post poll pegging her the winner, compared with 18 percent for Trump.
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The art style's courtesy of Studio Ghibli, the animation house Miyazaki co-founded, also go a long way in differentiating each classic and pegging them to the evolving toolset animators have used since his first film in 1979.
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Pegging the base of the tarpaulin to the ground with two bits of wood, I tape the reflective blanket to the back of the tarp (to reflect heat off the fire) and sit on an unfurled emergency bag.
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While Trump's policies have hurt Iran's economy, the currency decline is also partly due to poor decision-making in Tehran, including a failed attempt to stabilize the rial by pegging it at a set rate to the dollar.
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In his time as a Treasury official in the 1960s he had laboured to maintain the Bretton Woods agreement of 1944, which had built an international monetary system round pegging the dollar to gold at $35 an ounce.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German carrier Lufthansa on Monday said it would start pegging its dividend payout ratio to net profit in the future, adding this would give the group, which issued a profit warning a week ago, more flexibility.
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She is a longtime fan of pegging the value of the dollar to some common anchor, like gold, a stance that the United States abandoned decades ago and one that would fundamentally change the nature of the central bank.
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Daniels voiced her opinions on the latest Star Wars movie before she entered the spotlight over the last couple of weeks, sharing an explicit "Fuck you Rian Johnson," pegging her perceived negative thoughts of the film on its director.
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As Iceland prepares to lift remaining capital controls imposed after the 2008 financial crisis led to the collapse of its banks, the government also said it would study a possible new currency regime which could include pegging the crown.
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I was futzing around with the stress monitoring, and I was surprised to see that three hours after my run, it was still pegging me as highly stressed out when in fact, I was super chill on my couch.
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WARSAW, May 13 (Reuters) - Poland's bluechip lender Alior Bank set the price in its rights issue at 38.9 zlotys per share, pegging the offer's worth at an earlier flagged 2.2 billion zlotys ($561 million), the bank said on Thursday.
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The public worker retirement funds reported only $2.6 trillion in assets to cover total pension liabilities of $4 trillion, with the report pegging the shortfall on investment returns falling short of assumptions and inadequate state contributions to pension systems.
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Even when Broadly published its own, very thorough article on the rise of pegging—which culminated in the tentative suggestion that 2016 might finally be the not-gay sex practice's year—there was no mention of the prostate. Why?
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Agriculture leaders in Congress are pegging savings at more than $20173 billion over a decade, a figure based on CBO projections for fiscal 2018 through 2027 for all 11 farm bill titles, when compared with the May 2013 baseline.
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With all that success comes a lot of money: Forbes names Busch as the third-highest paid NASCAR driver in 220, pegging his total earnings at $221 million ($238 million from salary and winnings and $113 million from endorsements and licensing).
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"[Pegging] won't make communication miraculously easy and it won't fix everything about sexism or gender-based inequities [but] what it can do (besides being lots of fun) is help people develop empathy, compassion, and understanding for their partners," he wrote.
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The central bank has said it will let the market set the exchange rate freely as of Monday, abandoning a 16-month policy of pegging the currency at 197 to the dollar, harming investment and causing the economy to contract.
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James Mackintosh's investing column at the Wall Street Journal led with the observation that "the market's most reliable recession indicator is finally flashing red," while Simon Moore at Forbes was more precise, pegging the risk of recession at exactly 103 percent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street's top banks are circling the Federal Reserve's September meeting on their calendars, pegging it as when the U.S. central bank will at last kick off the long-anticipated reduction of its $22.00 trillion balance sheet.
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If defined appropriately, and used strictly for the GST reform, we believe pegging the fiscal deficit at 3 percent, plus up to 0.3 percent of GDP for GST compensation to states will continue to uphold the government's hard won credibility.
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If you hear it, it might not even be worth fixing in the first place: it may just happen on your first use as the iPhone 7 restores, or it could come back the next time you're pegging the processor.
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The central bank said the reduction was to ensure the equal pegging of the local currency with the South African rand after the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) cut its main lending rate by 100 basis points to 5.25% on Thursday.
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The "Committee on the Present Danger: China," backed by China hawks including former Trump advisor Steve Bannon and hedge fund manager Kyle Bass, is getting behind the effort, scheduling an event for Thursday to express opposition to the TSP pegging.
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FRANKFURT, June 24 (Reuters) - German carrier Lufthansa on Monday said it would start pegging its dividend payout ratio to net profit in the future, adding this would give the group, which issued a profit warning a week ago, more flexibility.
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Biden's plan says it would "allow" Americans who purchase their plans on the marketplace to "afford" plans with lower deductibles by increasing subsidies, pegging the level of subsidies to the cost of a gold plan rather than a silver plan.
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Pegging Libra to just the $ could soothe regulators, a16z says These partners could help fund an ecosystem of Libra developers, create daily use cases, spread the system in the developing world and push for alliances between Libra and cryptocurrency players.
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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - A key measure of the market's longer-term euro zone inflation expectations fell to a record low on Thursday, fuelling bets on more monetary policy easing and pegging core euro zone government bond yields near lows.
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Consultancy JBC Energy sees a smaller shortfall of 22015,22016 bpd in 2018, up from 71,000 bpd next year, pegging total Asian demand for the fuel at nearly 6.8 million bpd in 2017 and almost 7 million bpd the following year.
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What's more, with a recent study pegging the true economic cost of the opioid crisis at $500 billion a year, this solution can actually save taxpayer dollars, as physicians and pharmacists are empowered to catch problems before they become costly tragedies.
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The proposal would allow the Department of Health and Human Services to negotiate the prices of the 250 costliest drugs that lack at least two competitors, pegging their costs to the generally much lower costs in other countries, according to NPR.
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These new apps paint kink as an identity or regular practice, similar to how people in the scene depict themselves, and they try to match people on anything from simple acts (like pegging) to fairly intense fetishes (like breath play).
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Not only does he speak—despite years of speculation pegging Kawhi as a literal mute—but it's also now confirmed that Leonard does indeed possess and emit real human emotions and feelings, such as happiness, sadness, confusion, anger, and laughter.
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Mainstream depictions on Peep Show (2005), Weeds (2006) and Dirt (2007) followed, but whereas these portrayals involved an element of shame or "putting something up a man's ass WTF" weirdness, Broad City and Deadpool celebrate pegging in a completely non-judgemental way.
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SoftBank chalked up another first in Japan on Friday, setting a single indicative price of 1,500 yen for its telco IPO rather than the usual range, pegging the share sale at 2.4 trillion yen ($193 billion) in the country's biggest-ever listing.
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The younger Cruz later renounced his Canadian citizenship — granted automatically for babies delivered on Canadian soil — in May 2014, after a Dallas paper reported that unnamed detractors were already pegging him as "Canadian Ted," and questioning his ability to run for the presidency.
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On the one hand, that the Ontario government is pegging its push for stricter rules on water to climate change is an unsettling look into our near future—but on the other, it's encouraging to see the government address this existential threat.
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By decoding the genes active in single cells, pegging different cell types to a specific address in the body, and tracing the molecular circuits between them, participating researchers plan to create a more comprehensive map of human biology than has ever existed before.
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WARSAW, April 4 (Reuters) - Bookrunners value Polish online broker X-Trade Brokers (XTB) at 1.8-2.3 billion zlotys ($484-$618.4 million), pegging its pending initial public offer (IPO) in Warsaw at up to 330 million zlotys, two sources told Reuters on Monday.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Nine European Union states have called on the bloc's incoming Commission to introduce a EU-wide tax on aviation, in order to charge a polluting industry more for its emissions and to put all member states on level pegging.
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Disney might be holding back its new streaming service, Disney Plus, by pegging it to few big brands like Marvel, "Star Wars," and Pixar, Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos suggested at a Paley International Council Summit event in New York on Thursday.
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It would typically play out like this: A straight man would want activities that could be construed by mainstream culture as "gay," such as pegging or forced bi (when a man is forced by a dominatrix to perform homosexual acts with another man).
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There's definitely a retro-futuristic space-age feel to it, but more than anything it makes me want to be Tom Cruise before he had his teeth done, pegging it down the autobahn in a sports car shaped like a robotic doorstop.
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The Massachusetts crowd argued that it was manlier for outs to require some measure of physical pain, while the New Yorkers said that manliness could never be extricated from gentlemanly manners and that only savages ran around fields pegging balls at one another.
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In the former, Abbi rises to the challenge (with a bit of wall twerking enthusiasm from Ilana) to peg her super-keen date and in the latter, pegging is thrown into the middle of sex montage like it's no big deal; it just happens.
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If you're wondering what exactly makes these toys Broad City-esque (with the exception of the pegging kit), look no further than the names and appropriately themed designs — the Mind My Vagina lubricant and the Ass Of An Angel Butt Plug, to name a few.
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Tech reporters never fully trust a rumor, but some rumors have more credibility than others — and few have a track record for pegging Apple releases like analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who first revealed the screen sizes and features of last year's iPhones, among other things.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - SoftBank chalked up another first in Japan on Friday, setting a single indicative price of 2500,853 yen for its telco IPO rather than a price range as usual, pegging the deal at 285 trillion yen ($21 billion) in the country's biggest-ever listing.
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GM and its subsidiary Cruise announced last week that they'd have a service ready to roll by 2019 based on their current progress, and Ford was among the earliest to set a deadline for its own service launch, pegging 2021 for an operating fleet.
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The government's Crop Estimates Committee (CEC), which will provide its sixth production forecast for the 53 crop next Thursday, is seen by those polled as pegging the harvest at 25 million tonnes, up 2020 percent from the 22016 million tonnes it forecast in June.
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In France, investors remained nervous ahead of the first round of the country's presidential election on Sunday, as a closely-watched poll showed the first round of voting is too close to call, while pegging centrist Emmanuel Macron as the favorite to win overall.
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In 2006, Trump took journalist Timothy O'Brien to court after O'Brien, in his book "TrumpNation: The Art of Being The Donald," posited that Trump was worth considerably less than he's claimed, pegging his wealth to be within the $150 million to $250 million range.
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It's also pretty laughable to assert that lowering the premium limit to 8.5 percent and pegging subsidies to Gold instead of Silver plans will "guarantee" that everyone's coverage will be affordable, particularly when this only applies to marketplace plans that cover just 11 million people.
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Trump's Easter target date laid bare the tensions between White House advisers who are eager to get the economy back on track and public health officials who are leery of pegging the recovery efforts to a specific deadline, especially one as close as April 12.
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But the precise number of jobs that would be created wasn't clear: the CEO seemed to boast that the project would create several hundred jobs, but afterwards the company issued a news release pegging the number at 43, with half being "repatriated" from elsewhere.
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"The current framework in antitrust—specifically its pegging competition to 'consumer welfare,' defined as short-term price effects—is unequipped to capture the architecture of market power in the modern economy," Khan wrote in a piece on Amazon for the Yale Law Journal earlier this year.
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For his part, Trump favors the market view, reasoning that at a time when most of its G-7 counterparts are keeping policy rates around zero, the Fed is making the U.S. less competitive globally by pegging the funds rate in a range between 2.25% and 2.5%.
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Centralway Numbrs has long-promised a U.K. launch, and re-iterated its British plans in a piece published in February last year by the FT. In today's funding announcement, the startup, which employs over 130 people, repeated that promise, pegging a U.K. launch to "early 2017".
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The government's central response is an economic package — called by its opponents "the Red Package" — comprising nothing more than devaluing the currency by almost 95 percent, redenominating new bills by dropping five zeros and pegging the new bolívar soberano to a nonexistent, nontraded cryptocurrency called the petro.
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The downgrade reflected a change of heart about the real's fate despite not going as far as pegging it at its present value below 4.0 per dollar, a move that would be too radical and out of sync with economists' usual tactful handling of FX forecasts.
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TIMOTHY FOXLEYStoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire Level pegging* The very interesting article about clothespegs reminded me how essential they were in my early marriage when my wife and I and a two-year-old daughter lived on the shores of St. Margaret's Bay, Nova Scotia ("Mankind in miniature", December 24th).
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It wasn't just that Satyr knew what you were into: lesbians, teens, leather daddies, twinks, MILFs, BBWs, threesomes, gangbangs, cuckolding, crossdressing, pegging, hot-wifing, wife sharing, suspension, forced feminization, infantalization, chastity, orgasm denial, roleplaying, nylon, lingerie, leather, rape fantasies, blood play, water sports, fecal matter, bestiality, crushing, necrophilia.
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The government's Crop Estimates Committee (CEC), which will provide its fourth production forecast for the 2017 crop on Friday, is seen pegging the harvest at 0003 million tonnes, up 89 percent from the 7.78 million tonnes realized last year when an El Nino-triggered drought hit yields and plantings.
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Rather than creating a new asset basket like libra's, Saga is pegging its token's value to bank deposits in the same group of currencies that form the International Monetary Fund's special drawing rights (SDR) — these are international reserve assets held by central banks to supplement their official reserves.
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While this has given rise to an arcane debate on the left about whether "electability" is even a thing (left-wingers, who win few elections, say it is not), Democratic voters might consider that one of their primary candidates already has a history of pegging back Mr Trump's electoral gains.
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Not all patents and trademarks registered by technology companies turn into actual services, but Blue Apron has been a skittish stock since it went public late last month — it fell over 10% last week after a brokerage firm put out a research report pegging its value at only $2 a day.
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The ride-hailing firm went public last week at $45 a share and has since dropped to around $41, pegging Uber's market capitalization at $69 billion — and officially crowning it as the stock market debut that lost more in dollar terms than any other American initial public offering since 423.
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"Have you ever heard of pegging?" the representative in charge of this stand says while explaining, with the help of many gestures, how many body cavities said product can fill at the same time—in a man, in a woman, in two men, in two women, or both sexes at the same time.
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Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), which represents interests of oil consumers, told Reuters at a conference in Tokyo that an OPEC cut designed to raise prices could trigger an increase in output by other producers elsewhere - an increase in supply that could end up pegging prices back.
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The SEC charged that from 2400 to 2015, the interaction between two order types on the NYSE and American exchanges — pegging orders and non-displayed reserve orders — potentially enabled floor brokers to determine the presence of non-displayed pending depth liquidity on the exchanges' order books, without disclosing this possibility in its rules.
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The success of a "Broad City" plotline involving anal penetration of a more-than-willing male partner by the character portrayed by the show's co-creator Abbi Jacobson would ultimately inspire Comedy Central, which broadcasts the show, to introduce its own line of plugs and gadgets, most notably, perhaps, a Pegasus Pegging Kit.
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"We have made it very clear that we would never repeat the measure (pegging ringgit to the dollar), trusting that while there may be short term fluctuations, in the longer term the level of the ringgit would reflect the strength of the Malaysian economy," Najib said at a conference in Kuala Lumpur.
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With the Fed currently pegging its overnight funds rate in a range between 2.25% and 2.5%, here's the difference between each move, particularly what a 50-basis-point cut would mean as opposed to a 23-point cut: Judging by statements Fed officials have made in recent days, there's some support for implementing a more aggressive 50-point easing.
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Ignoring, for a moment, the differences between Klimt and Schiele, what they do share is so at odds with Picasso's shape-shifting output that their joint billing seems aimed not so much at addressing the treatment of the naked body at the dawn of Modernism, but rather at pegging Klimt and Schiele's centennial to an even bigger box-office draw.
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GOLF-WOODS-SNEAD/ Woods and Snead tied with 82 PGA Tour wins, but no comparison, says former commissioner As Tiger Woods makes his first attempt this week at surpassing Sam Snead for the most all-time PGA Tour victories, the man largely responsible for pegging Snead's number at 82 has weighed in with his thoughts on how the two greats compare.
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The 0003 Golden Age of Porn classic The Opening of Misty Beethoven featured a pegging scene; and the act emerged again, in bisexual and queer circles at least, in Carol Queen's 1998 sex ed video Bend Over Boyfriend, culminating with Dan Savage coining the term "peg" for the first time in 2001 after a vote on his blog, Savage Love ("bob," named after Queen's vid, was also in the running).
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Likewise, Spotify can be painful to use initially until it settles down and stops pegging the CPU on the Pro X. This settling down process feels like a constant experience on the Surface Pro X. I'd often have to wait for the Pro X to catch its breath, and then it would feel just like I was working on a Pro 27 for a few minutes until it got bogged down again.
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During the primaries, Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight tallied the median household income of the candidates' supporters, pegging Trump voters at $28503,22019, well above the national median of about $56,000 and higher than the $61,000 median for supporters of Democrats Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE.
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