The report pegs David F. Sandberg as the film's director.
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Pegs take no time to make once he gets going.
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Nomura pegs Mohan as neutral in his monetary policy stance.
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There won't be any weird spare wooden pegs leftover either.
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Surely, that would surely knock her down a few pegs.
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Bloomberg pegs Arnault's net worth slightly lower at $96.5 billion.
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Forbes pegs his net worth at just over $55 billion.
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He pegs gender distribution at 65% female and 35% male.
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Forget sash pulleys; hers are held open with wooden pegs.
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The United Arab Emirates pegs its dirham to the dollar.
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The political data website FiveThirtyEight pegs it at about 15 percent.
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Beverly Hills Chihuahua and Legally Blonde are two previous, notable pegs.
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A RealClearPolitics polling average pegs Trump's general approval rating at 973%.
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A third expert pegs Mylan's cost even lower, at about $20.
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Insert pegs into pegboard, spacing them an equal distance apart. 4.
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Meanwhile, the Bloomberg billionaires ranking pegs Bezos' wealth at $55.8 billion.
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Official data pegs over 80% of the country's population as Catholic.
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Inside the main house, a bookcase is studded with hewed pegs.
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Bloomberg pegs the acquisition price at $400 million, mostly in stock.
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Bloomberg, meanwhile, pegs his net worth slightly lower at $96.5 billion.
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Larry Summers pegs the chances of a US recession at 22008%.
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Zogby, by contrast, pegs Trump's disapproval rating at just 47 percent.
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Monmouth University pegs Trump's approval rating at 40%, down from 41%.
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The central bank pegs the dinar at 0.376 to the dollar.
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Hurun pegs the Amazon (AMZN) chief's net worth at $147 billion.
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And the wooden pegs go all the way underneath the heel.
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Update: Bloomberg pegs the deal between $500 million and $1 billion.
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The latest estimate — excluding September — pegs that increase at 214 percent.
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Wilhoit pegs ISIS's problem as an inability to recruit cybersecurity talent.
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The study monitored individuals using tagged pegs put next to their burrows.
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The backs close over metal pegs, rather than using the standard bar.
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Gianforte's timeline pegs the incident as escalating when Jacobs grabbed his wrist.
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Pegs were also seasonal; almost as much so as primroses or acorns.
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The cleaned-up pegs, still damp, are pushed on a thin stick.
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Today, Forbes pegs Dalio's net worth at slightly more than $18 billion.
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FiveThirtyEight's "polls plus" model currently pegs the chance at about 16 percent.
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Fitch does not believe the GCC countries will devalue their USD pegs.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration pegs Phil's accuracy at about 45%.
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Son pegs the lifespan of solar power plants at around 80 years.
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Reuters pegs the cost of the wall at $25 million per mile.
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FiveThirtyEight's poll aggregator pegs it at 237 percent, with 210 percent disapproving.
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Barclays pegs Disney's core business (movie studio, parks, etc) at $213 billion.
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After lunch, we were given new pegs and shot some more pheasants.
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Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight pegs it at an even more sickly 37 percent.
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India pegs 2019/20 fiscal deficit target at 3.3% of GDP: tmsnrt.
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If it de-pegs at all, that would be due to political reasons.
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Audi pegs the RS 5 with a 0-60 time of 3.8 seconds.
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His estimate pegs the Prime subscriber base at closer to 80 million globally.
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He pegs the soft-focus look as the biggest burgeoning trend for 2019.
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An ABC News/Washington Post poll, meanwhile, pegs her lead at 4 points.
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Currently, the firm pegs first-quarter GDP growth at a meager 1.1 percent.
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The weather bureau pegs the chance of a La Nina at 50 percent.
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Governments were forced to abandon currency pegs as their foreign-exchange reserves dwindled.
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SurveyMonkey, for example, pegs Pokémon Go's user base at 21 million daily users.
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The United Nations pegs the civilian death toll at 6,85033 as of Aug.
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The industry insider pegs this to Shu's wish to focus on his company.
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The United Nations pegs the civilian death toll at 6,660 as of Aug.
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The monitor pegs the number of civilians killed by the coalition at 5,21625.
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A HoloLens 2 plopped on your head pegs you as much the same.
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The combined round pegs Monzo at a pre-money valuation of £65 million.
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Forbes Magazine currently pegs 56-year-old Feinberg's net worth at $1.25 billion.
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A 2011 paper published in the journal Health Affairs pegs it at 25 percent.
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The latest ECB estimate pegs eurozone GDP growth at an anemic 1.2% this year.
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Some say fishermen first thought up pegs, to clip their nets to the rigging.
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Moreover, plastic pegs (which degraded in sunlight) were losing out to traditional wooden ones.
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It pegs Mr Murray as a modest 60-40 favourite over the Swiss champion.
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The insurance industry pegs the actuarial value of such catastrophic plans at 2274 percent.
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FiveThirtyEight's forecast pegs Trump's chance of winning at 51.9 percent to Clinton's 48.1 percent.
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Yet the latest conventional wisdom on Wall Street pegs dividend-paying stocks as overvalued.
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Paint individual pegs in a complementary shade, and allow them to dry completely. 3.
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Sotheby's pegs the four houses' annual sales somewhat higher — as much as $350 million.
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At today's price, that's around $11,666,946,682 — though the suit pegs the number at $10,236,532,855.
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A new report from The Information pegs Uber's initial market cap at $90 billion.
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Geekwire, which first reported the acquisition, pegs the deal at more than $200 million.
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Forbes says he's worth $4.5 billion, while Wealth-X pegs him at $4.4 billion.
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The Times pegs their net worth at 16.2 million pounds, or around $21 billion.
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Rating: They'll find some fancy pegs in Lonzo Ball's locker, L.A. Boban rides again.
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A liberal group, Citizens for Tax Justice, pegs the minimum cost at $20133 trillion.
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The Points Guy pegs the value of Amex points at about 225 cents apiece.
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RCP pegs him right at 50 percent approval, but several surveys rate him higher.
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BitGlass pegs the total number of leaked medical files in 22019 as 16.6 million.
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Her neighbor Heather initially pegs Rebecca as a case study for her psych class.
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There, Greenpeace's independent analysis pegs the actual renewable energy supply at just 12 percent.
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Conveniently, that arbitrarily chosen date puts pegs the medium at about 15 years old.
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It just pegs the odds of some sort of "damaging" earthquake in each region.
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The to-do list and the calendar are like square pegs and round holes.
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A sudden parade of nappies, a startling array of saucy smalls (impossible without pegs), the vanishing of a man's overalls, even the sad listing of sparse pegs on a line that was full before, may all announce what has not been publicly admitted.
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The association pegs the overall sports betting market at $150 billion annually, including college games.
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That means no porting, no jamming square pegs into round holes and no legacy pieces.
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Practical and relatively newfangled they may be; but pegs also carry overtones of ancient mystery.
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In this uneasy coexistence between Travellers and settled society, pegs became the currency of choice.
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Now he pegs them as ten times more productive, and says the margin is growing.
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Moody's pegs South Africa at Baa3, its lowest investment grade rating, with a "stable" outlook.
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False advertising, like when they told me I couldn't eat Lite-Brite pegs and live.
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There are also optional foot pegs and a skirt guard to help protect your passenger.
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The conservative-leaning Rasmussen poll routinely pegs Trump's approval higher than other daily tracking polls.
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A recent Leger Marketing poll pegs support for an independent Quebec at just 39 percent.
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The Congressional Budget Office pegs the decline in the number of insured at 13 million.
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They also hammered in pegs guiding people from the unmarked gate toward the crumbling plane.
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The CME FedWatch tool pegs the probability of a rate hike this month at 86.4 percent.
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And because there is a vacuousness there, you try and find pegs to strengthen your identity.
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It's as if you could put three red "hit" pegs into a two-holed battleship piece.
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Synergy Research pegs the current cloud infrastructure market at well over $100 billion annually (and growing).
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Certainly it is among the most heavily cited: Google Scholar pegs it at almost 93,000 citations.
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Cruiser riders will be able to place their feet on pegs or use the peddle-assist.
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Ladbrokes gives her odds of 11/4 while William Hill pegs her chances at 9/4.
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The College Board pegs the average annual cost, over all, at in-state institutions at $25,290.
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Zilingo pegs the entire long-tail fashion and beauty industry at around $20 billion per year.
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The United Nations pegs the civilian death toll at least at 6,660 as of Aug. 85033.
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But as a starting point, my proposal pegs it at 2628 percent of the maximum benefit.
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Pitchbook, a database that tracks venture capital funding, pegs the company's total funding at $19 million.
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My review of trade research pegs roughly 25 percent of current trade to NAFTA tariff reductions.
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The United Nations pegs the civilian death toll at least at 6,660 as of Aug. 23.
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The room also had wooden pegs on the wall, a clothing rack, and a few hangers.
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You know, I grew up Catholic, so Santa was only a couple of pegs below God.
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The floors of the principal rooms here and upstairs are the original oak with walnut pegs.
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Forbes pegs her net worth, derived from large stakes in Apple and Disney, at $17.6 billion.
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The company pegs the global online market for apparel and housewares this year at $280 billion.
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To put this in perspective, Goldman Sachs pegs economic growth from the Republican tax cuts at .
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For one thing, it pegs Trump's critics as exactly the sneering elites he says we are.
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She pegs the departure rate for senior staff at 40 percent in just over a year.
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The Journal pegs Playboy's 2015 revenue at $38 million from media and $55 million from licensing.
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She pegs the value of the exposure his website has generated in the millions of dollars.
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The most recent UN study, issued in 2009, pegs the trade at $3.75 billion per year.
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By filing the edges down just right, you can get square pegs to fit round holes.
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A Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, meanwhile, pegs Clinton's lead at 5 points, 46% to 41%.
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At 313 iPhone X's, CNET pegs the estimated value of the stolen goods at more than $370,000.
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But customers will also be able to simply ride with their feet on pegs, according to Bird.
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But the pegs on handrails or the corners of cement benches that keep skateboarders from grinding away?
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The director of investment strategy pegs current market conditions at the expansion phase of the business cycle.
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Today, tents and pegs made out of biodegradable materials such as cardboard and biodegradable plastics are available.
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Campaign analysis site Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball pegs the North Dakota senate race as a toss-up.
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The buyer, Randstad Holding, a Dutch human resources consulting company, pegs Monster's current value at $300 million.
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Mark Zandi, an economist with Moody's Analytics, now pegs the odds of recession this year at 50%.
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The dining room retains its original ceiling beams, and Shaker pegs now run along the picture rail.
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Rasmussen Reports, a right-leaning polling firm, routinely pegs the president's approval ratings higher than other pollsters.
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The administration pegs the cost to the U.S. of Beijing's transgressions at hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Estimates range from government figures of 503 killings to think tank Indepaz, which pegs them at 738.
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That is not solely because their pegs may break, as can happen with real-world currencies and assets.
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From his handsomely refurbished pegs protrudes the tooth-pick that we suddenly see in all his publicity pictures.
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The latest estimate pegs GDP growth at 0.8 percent, up from the initial report of just 0.5 percent.
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Unofficial statistician VGChartz pegs Microsoft's Xbox One and Nintendo's WiiU at 20.99 million and 3993 million sales respectively.
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Odd then, but true, that at the same moment, in various places, sales of pegs began to soar.
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For all their mass-production and plastic incarnation, pegs may also be a charm or totem after all.
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Sketches followed, in which colossal pegs of "a certain Gothic character" stood with their heads in windblown clouds.
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Analyst consensus pegs profit per share at $13 and sales at more than $21 billion, according to FactSet.
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A user can tune a guitar based on the vibrations being felt through the hand turning the pegs.
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Hydro pegs it at around 1.5 million tonnes this year and Alcoa between 1.1 and 1.5 million tonnes.
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The services sector, which BAML's Mookim pegs at 61 percent of India's GDP, could also take a hit.
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Zandi pegs the odds of 2020 recession at 30 percent if nothing changes in the current economic climate.
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Today's Parity postmortem pegs that number at closer to $150 million, which is still nothing to sniff at.
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Forbes, which assigns different values to Musk's other assets and holdings, pegs the CEO's fortunes at $15.1 billion.
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Though the game pegs Republicans against Democrats, attendees and participating lawmakers showed unity in wake of the shooting.
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The magnetic display snaps off and attaches to guitar tuning pegs, where it can test tuning via vibration.
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"The (Gulf) pegs are going to be challenged," said Michael Cirami, head of emerging debt at Eaton Vance.
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Sony pegs it at roughly three quarters of a pound, so you shouldn't feel weighed down by it.
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Analyst consensus pegs the restaurant chain to earn 15 cents per share and produce $434 million in revenue.
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The group's analysis, shared exclusively with Reuters, pegs Florida, Michigan and Pennsylvania as prime targets for Democratic flips.
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Analysts consensus pegs earnings at $21.22 per share and revenue at nearly $28.5 billion of revenue, FactSet said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Currency pegs have come under fresh scrutiny once again following a sharp decline in oil prices.
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Former bureau director John H. Thompson, who resigned in 255.5, pegs the shortfall at more than $3.573 million.
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"When people started talking about me, it knocked me down a few pegs," said Lily Dunn, above right.
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The pegs glide smoothly along the tracks, and the flaps will easily oblige the most timid cat's paws.
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Enter the lobby of the Daryl Roth Theater, and hundreds of cards hanging from pegs will confront you.
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A recent Beacon Research poll pegs him at 18% in the state, just behind Biden and frontrunner Sanders.
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The current law pegs those subsidies to the premiums for "benchmark" plans covering 210 percent of medical costs.
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Forbes pegs his earnings for 2018 at $57 million, making him one of the highest paid celebrities in America.
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I decided to keep only the most important parts of a violin: bridge, tuning pegs, fingerboard, chin rest, etc.
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Icaros is a straightforward frame with pegs for your hands and feet, and pads for your knees and elbows.
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Cisco: Somehow Wall Street is betting against this stock and pegs it as the next tech company to fall.
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Overall, UBS pegs Waymo's total value between $25 and $135 billion, with a base case valuation of $75 billion.
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Additionally, Gates owns an equestrian estate in Wellington, Florida, the value of which Wealth-X pegs at $8.5 million.
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Handy has raised about $115 million in total funding, and Pitchbook pegs its last valuation at about $360 million.
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Michael Pachter, an analyst at Wedbush Securities, certainly believes so as he pegs $50 as Netflix's 12-month target.
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Polling pegs nearly 503 percent of the public as saying Super PAC spending on elections is a growing concern.
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Now, however, with the Roadie 2 I just place the winding end on the pegs and press a button.
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Crunchbase data pegs 2018's AI funding totals at a more modest 38 percent increase over the preceding year.
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Now comScore pegs Yik Yak at 1.76 million monthly mobile users over 18, essentially flat from 16 months ago.
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Kuo also pegs the battery on the iPhone SE as being slightly larger than that of the iPhone 6493S.
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Forbes pegs Justice's net worth at $1.6 billion, enough to make him West Virginia's richest man and only billionaire.
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The nonpartisan agency pegs its estimate around 1.8% -- much closer to the average rate over the last two decades.
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Fitch Ratings pegs banks' total capital requirements at $90 billion, with state-run lenders needing 80 percent of it.
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Starmine, a unit of Thomson Reuters, pegs the company's intrinsic value at $11.40 a share, implying further stock declines.
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Hats are hung neatly on pegs on the wall beside his bed; sunglasses and notebooks arranged on the desk.
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Now, after years of downward pressure on global rates, the Fed pegs that neutral rate at around 3 percent.
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Trump responded this week by repeatedly trumpeting a disreputable Zogby poll that pegs his approval rating at 25 percent.
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Other children counted wooden pegs and cut patterns into construction paper, largely without assistance from the classroom's two teachers.
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Betterment last raised capital in 2017, according to Crunchbase data that pegs its total money raised as $275 million.
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Bloomberg pegs Flesher Koch's net worth at $61.6 billion, which would make her the richest woman in the world.
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The Estimize community pegs earnings at 89 cents per share, nearly 60 percent lower than the same period last year.
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A recent report from Sandvine pegs BitTorrent as comprising less than five percent of total daily traffic in North America.
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Making various devices throughout your house talk to each other can often feel like shoving square pegs into round holes.
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Harvard economist Greg Mankiw, a top White House advisor to George W. Bush, pegs them even lower at 25 percent.
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In addition, the insurance industry pegs the actuarial value of catastrophic ("copper") plans with especially high deductibles at 50 percent.
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The high-torque motor spins the pegs quickly and effortlessly and you can wind and unwind your instruments as well.
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Strategy Analytics pegs its annual growth rate at 64 per cent, with 28.3 million smartphones shipped worldwide in the quarter.
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With low energy prices, policy makers in the region will have to address major economic challenges to sustain the pegs.
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Though Kelly declined to specify the new valuation, a Delaware filing first spotted by Recode pegs it at $1.3 billion.
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Beatts went on to create the CBS sitcom Square Pegs, which starred Sarah Jessica Parker as a high school misfit.
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Greer pegs military spending in Southeast Asia to grow 4 percent this year, driven by Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia.
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Aside from age, his diminishing ability as an everyday outfielder pegs Beltran for a designated hitter role after this year.
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The filing pegs the IPO at $500 million, though that is just a placeholder number that will almost certainly change.
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With about 73 percent of precincts reporting, The Associated Press pegs 19 delegates for Clinton compared to 14 for Sanders.
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To maximize space, they have foldable tables and chairs that can be hung up on wall pegs around the room.
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Bloomberg pegs Flesher Koch&aposs net worth at $61.6 billion, which would make her the richest woman in the world.
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One Reuters assessment pegs the number of Iranian demonstrators shot or otherwise killed by the government at more than 1,500.
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Commas are the nails, rivets, screws, joints, braces, brackets, hinges, pins and pegs in the vast architecture of human thought.
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LONDON, March 13 (Reuters) - Currency pegs have come under fresh scrutiny once again following a sharp decline in oil prices.
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Using trial and error, BRETT can learn how to fold laundry, assemble LEGO blocks and fit pegs into a hole.
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Avalere estimates that it would cause a $215 billion cut between 2026, while the CBPP pegs it at $239 billion.
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Stripping out intra-group loans, the Bank of France pegs the figure at a more manageable but still record 72 percent.
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Cook pegs it actually D+20163, and Clinton beat Trump here in the Washington, DC, suburbs by 10 points(!) in 2016.
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That's important for beauty brands in Korea, which Kang pegs at 10,000, because they need a dedicated route to overseas sales.
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In cities and, especially, suburbs, a clothesline is a semaphore of gossip and the pegs little telltales, wagging their knowing heads.
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The older piece is made up of small colored strings and little pegs, a neatly labeled web that represents Alphabet holdings.
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CME's FedWatch tool currently pegs the chances of a September rate hike at 15 percent leading into this week's Fed meeting.
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Mr. Hong used to hang items on rows of pegs, and used a gas stove to heat the space for drying.
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Cook pegs it actually D+1, and Clinton beat Trump here in the Washington, DC, suburbs by 10 points(!) in 2016.
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The trend could help boost the overall CBD market, which Piper pegs at worth $50 billion to $100 billion on day.
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Foot pegs flip out so you can stand on the 20-pound electric rotating ball and move along at 12 mph.
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Update April 3rd, 4:27.5PM ET: Musk's latest update pegs preorders at 2180,2000 by the end of the day on Saturday.
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The armrest was held in place by pegs and Cass said it would take only 2 seconds to lift it off.
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Estimates point to Democrats winning the House, and Newt Gingrich pegs their odds of capturing the House at two to one.
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One ranking pegs the Ikea tycoon Ingvar Kamprad as the 10th-richest man in the world, with a $42 billion fortune.
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Addressing climate change merits congressional action, rather than waiting for EPA to continue seeking less round holes for its square pegs.
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Buck has spoken openly about plans to expand further into the U.S. snacking category, which IRI pegs at roughly $89 billion.
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As the former British colony pegs its currency to the greenback, its money market rates mirror that of its U.S. counterparts.
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The exact price of the ad buy is unclear, but Google's ad-buying site pegs the cost at greater than $100,000.
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Because the former British colony pegs its currency to the greenback, its money market rates mirror that of its U.S. counterparts.
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The wireless technology industry is touting a new study that pegs the global economic impact of Wi-Fi at $28503 trillion.
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The National Bureau of Statistics pegs primary metal production at 5.33 million tonnes over the first two months of this year.
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Jay Jaffe's useful career evaluation tool, known as JAWS, pegs Staub as the 35th best right fielder in major league history.
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The store still sells bottle racks, with rows of protruding pegs to hold drying wine bottles, but these days they're plastic.
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The Information, which first reported the news, pegs the layoffs at 150 employees, amounting to around a quarter of the company.
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Though there's an assortment of (huge) estimates out there, Roofstock pegs the single-family rental market at a whopping $3 trillion.
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For extra complexity, the blocks can be locked with pegs that the dog has to paw open before moving a block.
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Ryan Reynolds may be number one, but his wife Blake Lively is always here to take him down a few pegs.
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But what about those among us who feel knocked down a few pegs by seeing our musical sensibilities synthesized so boldly?
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Liverpool would rarely have faced a United team with such threadbare resources, with quite so many square pegs in round holes.
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I got tripped up by "tent pole" for TENT PEGS (and had "ark" for ART) and I've never heard of DRAWMEN.
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Harding pegs their success on a few things: their song composition, their nostalgia-fueled lyrics, and they way they release their work.
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The former British colony pegs its currency to the greenback, and hence, its money market rates mirror that of its U.S. counterparts.
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FedWatch, a tool that estimates how markets think monetary policy will go, pegs the probability of a June rate hike at 91%.
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The first thing you'll notice is that the pegs are completely smooth with a few indented where the injection mold went in.
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Another estimate from the Global Disinformation Index, to be published in a report next month, pegs revenue at $9 million per year.
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Turnover in the region's currency markets, however, remains quite low as other emerging markets provide better news pegs for trading, dealers said.
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Analyst consensus pegs the Street's target price for the stock at $136.86, roughly $10 per share shy of it's closing price Tuesday.
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Every pair of MW50+ headphones comes with on-ear and over-ear pads, held in place by two small pegs and magnets.
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He was jealous I was getting all the girls' attention and made it his mission to knock me down a few pegs.
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The Department of Justice pegs the monetary losses associated with Avalanche's malware attacks as "in the hundreds of millions of dollars worldwide."
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The other reason is the presence of someone who is always ready to bring him down a couple of pegs: Master Rang.
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But in the Gulf, foreign exchange pegs mean foreign investors do not have to worry about currency depreciation against the U.S. dollar.
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You ride the scooter by standing on foot pegs on the side of the wheel; just push on the battery and go.
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The CNBC Rapid Update, tracking gross domestic product forecast changes, pegs growth in the fourth quarter at an average of 2.1 percent.
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"Lower oil prices mean higher deficits, rising debt, strains to currency pegs and lower growth," she said in a note on Tuesday.
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Theories abound about Cooper's true identity, but the best yet pegs him as Hollywood's foremost character with a murky past: Tommy Wiseau.
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The new Gallup poll released Monday pegs Bush with a 59 percent approval rating and Obama with a 63 percent approval rating.
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Their model says Democrats have a 403% chance of retaking the majority in November -- and pegs Democrats at 240 seats right now.
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The former British colony pegs its currency to the greenback, which means its money market rates mirror those of its U.S. counterparts.
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Business Insider cites a report by Morgan Stanley's analyst Brian Nowak that roughly pegs there to be 65 million Prime members worldwide.
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Gartner's latest report pegs the overall market for hyperconverged infrastructure services at about $2 billion this year and $5 billion in 2019.
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For those who prefer to cling to the pegs, it is critical to have strong-enough firepower to defend currency peg levels.
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Last but not least, 9to5Google pegs October 4th as the launch date, which pretty much fits in line with what we'd expected.
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Ultimately, the company could sell shares at a price that pegs its value closer to $20 billion, two of the people said.
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Ultimately, the company could sell shares at a price that pegs its value closer to $20 billion, two of the people said.
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Lee: We&aposll start hand-sewing, and then you&aposll notice, as we put the soles on, we&aposre using wooden pegs.
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The former British colony pegs its currency to the greenback, and so its money market rates mirror that of its U.S. counterparts.
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The latest poll now pegs Ms. Le Pen as the front-runner in France's two-round presidential elections in April and May.
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CBO estimates that 14 million Americans would lose Medicaid under the AHCA, whereas the Medicare actuary pegs the number at 8 million.
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S&P pegs the rating of Pemex to that of the sovereign rating and the stand-alone assessment does not equal a rating.
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Because of its currency pegs, it could benefit from any protracted period of lower interest rates if the U.S. central bank delays tightening.
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To play, you'll need to snap off all of the individual chess pieces which then connect to the board using even tinier pegs.
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The latest Urban report, released Wednesday, pegs a Medicare for All-type plan as raising federal spending by $34 trillion over a decade.
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A 2018 academic study on ghosting pegs the percentage of people who've been ghosted at 25% and those who have ghosted at 20%.
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Based on forum advice I got some nail type tent pegs that were easy to drive into the ground and a rubber mallet.
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But HDOT pegs the cost of new signage, parts, materials, labor and other tasks associated with this latest name change at $1 million.
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Corrections: We mistranscribed science fiction zeta rays as more mundane beta rays, and went camping with tent pegs while building a radio telescope.
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IndiaSpend, a data journalism outlet, pegs the figure at 33 killed in 3.23 incidents of mob violence between January 2017 and July 2018.
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Instead, peg your saggy face back onto your skull with these actual pegs: hygienic, affordable, and a 50-pack should last you weeks.
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Watch the VICE News documentary: Rescuing Ex-Muslims: Leaving Islam: I stopped believing mountains were "stakes" or "pegs," protecting the Earth from earthquakes.
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The tiny pegs I left scattered on the carpet destroyed my father's feet and sense of calm but it was well worth it.
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But the cost of this strategy has already forced two other oil exporters, Kazakhstan and, more recently, Azerbaijan, to abandon their dollar pegs.
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Other countries with dollar pegs followed swiftly, with Hong Kong, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain all matching the Fed hike.
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Harvest pegs dropped as low as 20173 million tonnes on fears that more than a million hectares had possibly been lost to flooding.
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The Times piece pegs this problem to overcrowding, but the underlying issue is lack of funding to accommodate for the growth in ridership.
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Under LED lights, the little crystals, which can generate both electricity and colored light, glow like plastic pegs on a Lite-Brite screen.
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He pegs the cost at roughly $1,500 per bedroom, plus another $300,000 to $3,000 for the rest of the house and common areas.
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Instead of tinkering with plastic pegs, my toddler played with a Melissa and Doug wooden hammer game, which was $8 at Home Goods.
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It's also absurdly and legendarily difficult, so pick this one up if your ego can stand to be knocked down a few pegs.
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Real estate marketplace Zillow pegs the median home value in Detroit at $37,400, less than half of what it was 10 years ago.
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Some square pegs, a few round holes, with Dyche using the former to hammer guys like Barton and Ben Mee into the latter.
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He later spun out Securitize as a way to disrupt the U.S. securities industry, which he pegs at some $7 billion per year.
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Leading the round is growth equity firm Summit Partners, while a source close to Syncron pegs the post-money valuation at $175 million.
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He wanted a parallel operation, what we in the States would call a contrast campaign, to take OB's opponents down a few pegs.
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See here: Oxford Economics, a research firm, now pegs global growth in 2020 at 2%, 0.5 percentage points below its forecast in January.
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S&P pegs the rating of Pemex to that of the sovereign rating and the stand-alone assessment does not equal a rating.
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Kelly's ham-handed handling of the Rob Porter debacle and the resultant news coverage clearly knocked him down several pegs in Trump's eyes.
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Movies where performative masculinity is taken to cartoonish lengths, and women cut them down several pegs while also kicking ass on their own.
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Bloomberg pegs his widow&aposs, Flesher Koch&aposs, net worth at $61.6 billion, which would make her the richest woman in the world.
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The years that bunch between the two pegs of the date range were, after all, some of the most wretched in European history.
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In part, the photo knocks the grandeur of this building down a few pegs, suggesting, perhaps, the notion of small (or weak) government.
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There are two discrete cords, each is looped and hung from one of the metal pegs and each is hooked through the other's loop.
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One analyst, Brian Smith from Piper Jaffray, pegs the digital fitness market at around $5 billion today — up from $2.1 billion three years ago.
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An industry report published earlier last week pegs Windows Phone with only a 1.1 percent worldwide market share in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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Episode 3Welcome back to The Fifth Wheel, where square pegs are terrorized by slimy alien creatures while their oblivious friends make out to Foreigner.
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Moody's Analytics economist Ryan Sweet still pegs the odds of a rate hike at 30 percent next month, rising to 55 percent in December.
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In some economies, greater diversification could lead to an eventual relaxation of exchange rate pegs with the U.S. dollar, boosting their long-term flexibility.
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From the swingarm to the pegs, speedo, fairing and handlebars—the company custom engineered a large portion of the Café and Scrambler prototype parts.
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In fact, a report from EY pegs investment activity at third in the country behind the Bay Area and New England for the space.
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Once the tag is detected, for instance on a toy cow, up to four braille letters appear, formed by lifted pegs: C-O-W.
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The agency's most recent estimate pegs its deferred maintenance needs at $22019 billion across the national parks, monuments and other historic sites it administers.
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It pegs Vietnam's 22016/21 crop at 21 million bags, down 1 million bags from the last estimate, with 26.7 million bags being robusta.
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The report pegs the increases expected in the years to come to be especially impacted by the shift of physical transactions to mobile ones.
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What we found when we got there was an uneven, packed earth floor with filthy restraining ties wrapped on pegs hammered into the ground.
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A 2016 GOBankingRates survey pegs 69 percent as having less than $1,000 in total savings and 34 percent as having no savings at all.
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To support its claims, the AIC study highlights private equity's wage and employment contribution, which it pegs at $53 billion for 8.8 million workers.
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Now, the tax code pegs the new rates at 10 percent, 12 percent, 22 percent, 24 percent, 32 percent, 35 percent and 37 percent.
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We know pretty well what Gordon's speed is worth—FanGraphs' all encompassing baserunning metric, BsR, pegs him at 6.6 runs above average this season.
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Most criticism pegs the conflict with the city not being able to do big projects like this anymore, and as a result, it's unrealistic.
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We used oak for the wood and then made wooden pegs and nails, and then iron for the clink [where the wooden planks converge].
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Each hotel is different, but all have small, cleverly designed guest rooms, with folding furniture that hooks onto wall pegs, freeing up floor area.
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Many of the greatest hedge-fund trades have been bets that official efforts to suppress volatility, such as exchange-rate pegs, would ultimately fail.
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Reigns doesn't win all the time; the Internet Wrestling Database pegs his overall pay-per-view win percentage at a shade under 51 percent.
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To get unauthorized access to an account on Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, or other social media platforms, SecureWorks pegs the average hacker fee at $129.
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And a Greek paragpegma calendar from 100 BCE aligns stellar phenomena with weather predictions; it is pocked with holes for pegs to mark the date.
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PT Barnum, one of the show's founders, is said to have remarked that "clowns and elephants are the pegs upon which a circus is hung".
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Rogowski pegs both the current third-party candidates at around 15 percent — obviously a higher number, but also hardly a watershed moment for American politics.
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One of the former stars from "Shahs of Sunset" is being knocked down a few pegs in the hierarchy, 'cause her husband wants a divorce.
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Along with pegs has come a revival of peg dolls, dressed up, with scraps of cloth, into the tiny forked humans they so strongly resemble.
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Murty pegs the market for interior design in India at between $30-$503 billion per year and he believes that it is ripe for disruption.
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Update: One source pegs it at between €8-10M, while another says it's closer to €12-15M (perhaps factoring in terms of any earn out).
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Greenberger pegs the company's opportunity for sport at $1 billion, compared with an estimated $250 million to $300 million at the end of last year.
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The detector's most recent estimate, published in January 2017, now pegs the lifetime of a proton at more than 1.6 x 183 years—and rising.
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Hart has starred in hit movies like "Ride Along" and "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle," and Forbes pegs his earnings for 2018 at $57 million.
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I would love to see Facebook and Google and these big, huge institutionalized structures now taken down a couple pegs in terms of their power.
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Commodity producers with US dollar pegs are among those most at risk of currency misalignment and therefore painful macroeconomic adjustment or potential exchange rate correction.
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Somewhere around halfway through the build I was completely sick of Lego, and my thumbs were raw from pushing plastic pegs into tiny Technic holes.
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In Battleship Shots you no longer have to worry about losing those tiny little marker pegs as the mechanics of the game are fundamentally different.
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Indeed, Index pegs the testing, inspection and certification market as worth $120-150 billion annually — with Hammer further dubbing it a "massive and hidden market".
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And that ongoing transition is helping boost Android's global marketshare, which Gartner pegs at 226 per cent in Q22 in its latest mobile market figures.
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Clinton is more than 2628 points ahead there, according to the RealClearPolitics average, while FiveThirtyEight pegs her chances of a win at around 28503 percent.
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She pegs the "administrative costs" of the massive new government program at a little more than 2 percent; that's less than half of other estimates.
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It didn't work, and with governments literally running out of money, they abandoned their fixed pegs to the dollar and allowed their currencies to float.
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Penn-Wharton's dynamic analysis pegs higher 21-year deficits under the House bill of at least $215 trillion; the Tax Policy Center estimates $203 trillion.
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Abbott Laboratories, which makes the test, declined to say how many tests are sold, but one estimate pegs the figure at about 400,000 a year.
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One official writeup in the journals pegs the rate of death from croup at 0.0001 percent, which is to say: 1 case in a million.
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Anders Åslund of the Atlantic Council pegs his net worth at $100 billion to $160 billion, including a $1 billion palace on the Black Sea.
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Zero says slightly higher handlebars and lower foot pegs allow riders to relax into a more upright stance than on most of its other bikes.
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The group, New Day for America, released a new white-paper Monday morning that pegs Trump's policies as costing between $735 billion to $935 billion.
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High oil prices and the Gulf's currency pegs to the dollar have protected the region from some though not all of the emerging market turmoil.
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Wareham pegs her interest in arms control back to her days growing up in Wellington, New Zealand, in the 1980s, joining protests against nuclear weapons.
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The equation pegs that increase at around 30% more water vapor available in the atmosphere per degree Celsius of warming (nearly 224% per degree Fahrenheit).
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We have no need of false revolutions In a world where categories tend to tyrannize our minds And hang our wills up on narrow pegs.
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Just how big is the subject of not a little speculation, but the best estimate pegs the market for digital assistants at $3.6 billion by 2020.
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Performance wise, he pegs the algorithm as having achieved a matching accuracy the team is "very happy" with around 80 per cent of the time now.
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Eurasia pegs her probability at a far higher 40%, and Mr Bremmer wrote that our analysis was the "biggest mistake I've seen from them in ages".
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Although pegs might suggest domestic servitude and toil, they also asserted possession, tidiness and small, quick triumphs: a full, billowing clothesline is a victory of sorts.
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However, Juniper pegs advertising as the biggest revenue opportunity for voice assistants, with the expectation that ad spend will climb to $19 billion globally by 2022.
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But recent research by Maurice Obstfeld, Jonathan Ostry and Mahvash Qureshi of the IMF confirms that flexible exchange rates still offer more autonomy than dollar pegs.
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The analytics firm pegs MX Player at nearly 50 million daily users, as of June, well ahead of Hotstar (14.1 million), JioTV (7.4 million) and others.
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While they don't have exact numbers, he pegs the number of installations in the low thousands with deployments running all day long in the low hundreds.
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Potentially dating back to 2244, this dam was built like a log cabin, with giant timbers piled atop one another and nailed together with wooden pegs.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model pegs fourth-quarter growth at just 0.6 percent, and Morgan Stanley estimates the economy only grew 0.1 percent in the quarter.
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When he was 12, he says, a boy who lived there robbed him for the pegs on his bike; by 14, that boy had been killed.
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All the elements of the tents – pegs, poles, sheets, and bags – need to be present, undamaged, and the tent sufficiently clean and functional to be reused.
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And they will continue sliding as the world moves into a period of extended supply-demand deficit, which CRU pegs at 1.6 million tonnes this year.
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R. Scott Stephenson, the museum's vice president of collections, exhibitions and programming, said that Washington's tent ropes, pegs and poles also ended up in various collections.
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Using 58 Lego elements like cross axles, technic bricks, plates, pegs, gear wheels, plus a book with open ended prompts to kickstart critical thinking and creativity
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They are a blend of painting, collage and clothing, if not fashion: shirts made from coarse, wheat-colored fabric that hang from pegs by their collars.
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Perhaps most importantly, the discovery law pegs disclosure deadlines to the arraignment at the beginning of a court case rather than the trial near the end.
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The room had bright, cheery décor: a portrait of Barack Obama, a library tucked into a corner, a colorful row of student backpacks dangling from pegs.
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Pink and blue backpacks hang under pegs with the children's names in the hallway of her home near Antwerp ready for them to return to school.
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Icahn, 81, has spent decades doing battle with major companies as an activist investor, and has amassed a fortune that Forbes Magazine pegs above $20 billion.
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Before you draw out your contorted tent pegs and aim them straight towards your laptop screen, I get it: the music festival has died several times already.
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BRASILIA, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Brazil's National Monetary Council kept the interest rate at which state development bank BNDES pegs its loans unchanged for the third straight quarter.
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It pegs 45 percent—or two billion individuals—as unbanked "and 200 million micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) with "no or insufficient access to credit.
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In the 22007s it was reckoned gypsy women could make 21-1.53 shillings a week hawking pegs in cities and towns, more than enough to live on.
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Along the back-roads of both New and Old England, smaller companies sprang up again to make thousands of wooden artisan pegs of good hazel and ash.
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The new offer pegs Square against Robinhood, which has attracted a $7.6 billion valuation and more than 6 million users with a zero-fee stock trading model.
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Now, a detailed chronology put together by Cambridge manufacturing engineering professor Ian Hutchings pegs Leonardo's eureka moment to a tiny, yellowing scrap of paper inked in 1493.
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Forbes pegs the hedge fund founder's net worth at $12.9 billion, and he ranked eighth on Forbes' list for the Highest-Earning Hedge Fund Managers in 2018.
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The Real Clear Politics polling average -- which aggregates and averages all approval and disapproval numbers for Trump -- pegs his approval at 44.6% and his disapproval at 51.9%.
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Despite mounting pressure on currency pegs, our base case is that Gulf Cooperation Council countries will maintain their current exchange rate regimes over the next 12 months.
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Sprint says it has bought a third of Tidal; Billboard says the carrier is paying $200 million for its stake, which pegs Tidal's value at $600 million.
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The human rights ombudsman says 486 were slain between the beginning of 2016 and mid-year 2019, while the attorney general's office pegs the figure at 292.
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"The idea of using two wooden clothes pegs (of the spring type), two drawing pins and a piece of insulated wire solved the problem," the article explained.
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BRASILIA, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's National Monetary Council kept the interest rate at which state development bank BNDES pegs its loans unchanged for the fourth straight quarter.
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They will then squelch for an hour across mud mingled with sewage, before spending even longer trying to put tent pegs into ground that resembles brown porridge.
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What It Gets Right To be fair, the trick is, indeed, sometimes effective—and the video pegs neatly the reason why it works when it does work.
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At one end was a kind of kitchen stage, brightly lit, with a Wurstkessel —a vat of sausages—flanked by racks of soft pretzels hanging on pegs.
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"Currency pegs in countries with relatively low foreign reserves and sovereign wealth funds, particularly Nigeria and, over a longer period, Oman, are without doubt vulnerable," Malik added.
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The IMF now pegs India's growth at 5.8% in 2020, up from 4.8% last year but a full 1.2 percentage points below what it forecast in October.
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The GSS pegs it even lower -- only 224% of Americans said they personally own guns (20163 points lower than the 22016% who live in households with guns).
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The National Association of Corrosion Engineers pegs the direct cost of corrosion in the U.S. at over 4 percent of the Gross Domestic Product of our Nation.
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And while her characters often fell into basic stereotypes or seemed more like story pegs and protagonist accessories than like people, there were certainly a lot of them.
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But despite the market weakness, the CME Fedwatch Tool still pegs the probability of a rate hike at the next FOMC meeting on Wednesday at over 70 percent.
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And a car bomb exploded outside police headquarters in Elazig, killing three police officers and wounding 217 people, according to Reuters, although Anadolu pegs the injured at 146.
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One source pegs puts the deal total at around $800 million, including debt financing, while another says it's $1 billion total with ParkJockey CEO Ari Ojalvo maintaining control.
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The set also comes with cribbage pegs to keep track of the score, which will come in handy if you're absentmindedly playing during a Game of Thrones marathon.
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Founded by Steven Eidelman, who previously founded dog-tracking startup Whistle and sold it to Mars Petcare, Modern Animal pegs itself as the next-generation veterinary care platform.
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By the 21.5s the going rate for pegs was tuppence a dozen, and shopkeepers would sometimes order them by the gross, exchanging them for goods rather than cash.
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Its counterpart, Outdoor Voices, hails from Austin, Texas and is an active lifestyle brand that pegs itself more on the idea of recreation activity than intense physical fitness.
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Using it, Synthorx has created versions of interleukin-2 to which PEGs attach themselves spontaneously in just the right place to stop them linking to the alpha unit.
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"You've seen these problems before in bitcoin futures, where right before the settlement, the price pegs it high or low and then bounces back right after," he said.
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The Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) pegs the upcoming harvest at 96.64 million tonnes, which would be an all-time high for that country according to the USDA's records.
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They face a bleak oil price outlook, as well as a firmer dollar and U.S. rate rises which, though the pegs, are stymying their bid for economic diversification.
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The Journal's report pegs the proposed IPO valuation at close to $20 billion, while Bloomberg says the firm is considering a valuation between $20 billion and $30 billion.
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Kids place physical pegs, each with a different function, in a chain of commands that then instructs the little robot to navigate about on the included play mat.
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Apple acquired augmented reality and computer vision company metaio (the terms were not disclosed, but Pitchbook pegs it at $32 million), and Intel bought smart eyewear company Recon.
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That's fine — Star can be knocked down a few pegs, and probably should be — but even Star doesn't deserve to be manipulated like this by her own manager.
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But in March 2016, both USDA and Conab increased their crop pegs from the previous month – a demonstration of just how early in the season it still is.
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The inclusion of Abe Lincoln in this grid, and the nickname RAIL SPLITTER, got me thinking about square pegs and round holes as physical attributes and not metaphors.
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Bulgaria, one of least indebted EU member states, keeps a fiscal reserve of about 10 billion levs under an arrangement which pegs its lev currency to the euro.
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She's still ahead in national polls — my colleague Andrew Prokop pegs her advantage as somewhere between 2 and 6 points — and in battleground states like Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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The most expensive component inside the phone is Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820, the cost of which IHS pegs at $53 or nearly a quarter of the total component cost.
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Bunk rooms are available for groups and budget travelers, and standard rooms are small but designed for function with pegs instead of closets with drawers and mini desks.
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Hopper pegs the most expensive times to travel from a U.S. airport this spring between April 2 and April 15, when flights can have a 25 percent premium.
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In 2020, it pegs funding growth to the medical inflation rate for children and adults at 1003 percent, and at 4.7 percent for disabled adults and older Americans.
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Inside, the Los Angeles-based designers Waka Waka and Machinehistories have erected a curved wall of blond California wood where the books rest on shelves and wooden pegs.
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He pegs the finished phone itself at around $300, which is certainly a good price for an iPhone 6s — assuming you're willing to put it together yourself, that is.
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Many of the works feature short dowels cantilevered like pegs from the stretcher, their front-facing cross sections lettered with the initials of the doomed subject of each piece.
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On a noose-like loop from each of these pegs, Cloud had strung one or more of what look like women's belts, many with decorative sparkles or shiny surfaces.
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Facebook said the new estimation technology is also why it now pegs duplicate accounts at 10 percent of monthly active users or 200 million, versus 6 percent last quarter.
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The CME Group's FedWatch tool pegs the implied odds of a hike in November at 10.3 percent and the odds of an increase the following month at 57.4 percent.
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Students use their hands to squeeze the ball to open the mouth and grasp/release small pegs to increase their hand strength, visual motor skills, and hand eye coordination.
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Statista pegs Firefox at just a 7.77 per cent global marketshare for July 2016 vs 49.5 per cent for Google's Chrome and 13.68 per cent for Apple's Safari browser.
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China's exports to the U.S. are only about 17 percent of its total, but exports to Hong Kong, which pegs its currency to the dollar, are another 16 percent.
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These vibrant, geometric, and heavily layered canvases are literally hung on the wall, not with nails but through the use of thin pink leather belts hanging from wooden pegs.
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Cheap tents are often made out of polyester or nylon with a coating of silicone or acrylic polyurethane, with poles made of carbon fibre and pegs made of aluminum.
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"Typically pressure on GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) pegs has proved temporary, with local authorities happy to tell speculators they will lose," ING analysts said in a note to clients.
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How Long To Beat pegs the main story at 26 hours, but it's taken friends of mine more than double, thanks to the endless loot and side mission distractions.
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After sneaking backstage to poison the older actress's rum, she's spotted by her intended victim, who noticed Arya's stalking in the crowd and pegs her as a nutty fangirl.
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Fitch Ratings Inc pegs the 12-month U.S. high-yield energy default rate at 15 percent in June and expects the number to rise to 20 percent this year.
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Disney announced a day after Disney Plus launched that the service had over 10 million subscribers, and the latest estimate from Apptopia pegs the number at over 15 million.
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Children play notes by placing pegs in holes on the rotating drum's surface - much like a music box - but one that allows children to play any melody they like.
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He asked her if she wouldn't mind "dropping down four pegs" to photograph his 2014 wedding to his longtime partner, David Burtka, at a rented castle in Perugia, Italy.
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Employed by Facebook: February 2004 to presentPosition: CEO and cofounderWhere he is now: Still at Facebook but much, much richer — Forbes pegs his current net worth at $69.5 billion.
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With the fresh groundings on Thursday, a Reuters calculation pegs the size of Jet's operational fleet at slightly over a dozen planes, down from over 120 aircraft last year.
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Practice in ways that replicate competition conditions: metal tables, three and half feet high with elbow cushions, two pin pads and two pegs for the free hands to grip.
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A rough tally of 24 TechCrunch coverage — including previously mentioned rounds — pegs fintech-related investment in the West African country at around $230 million over the last 22019 months.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's central bank governor said on Tuesday there is no intention to change the country's exchange rate policy, which pegs the riyal to the U.S. dollar.
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The Fed pegs that average debt at $25,2000, which means those minimum payments would stretch nearly 225 years and cost about $7,500 in interest (more than double the principal).
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When she had to bike to a formal dinner, as one often did at Cambridge, she was known to use clothing pegs to pin her dress to the handlebars.
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While the price to hack a Gmail, Yahoo, or Hotmail account is $129, according to SecureWorks, the report pegs the fee for corporate email hacking at $500 per mailbox.
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The truth: This dramatically misrepresents the number of Somali refugees from the US who have joined ISIS, which a New York Times story pegs at no more than 15.
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Before accounting for the windfall from the deal, Forbes puts the net worth of each of the Fertitta brothers at $1.6 billion; Wealth-X pegs them at $1.8 billion each.
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Another popular estimate of the cryptocurrency's energy usage maintained by Digiconomist pegs the network's yearly consumption at 70 TWh, for example — six TWh greater than the University of Cambridge's CBECI.
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The Fed currently pegs the overnight funds rate in a range of 2.25% to 2.5% — above zero, but still well below normal levels that have prevailed during past economic expansions.
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Glassdoor pegs data science as the fourth-highest paying job out there, after pharmacists, solutions architects — a technical job that involves setting up new processes inside a company — and attorneys.
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The Fed currently pegs the overnight funds rate in a range between 2.25% and 2.5% — above zero, but still well below normal levels that have prevailed during past economic expansions.
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The approach has been to let prices slide, keep market share, tighten fiscal belts, defend local currency pegs to the U.S. dollar, and borrow or privatize to finance budget gaps.
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While Disney pegs the film's domestic opening at around $150 million, Robbins said the studio is usually on the conservative side when it comes to estimating its box office haul.
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Rather than jamming square pegs into round holes to make both partners think, act, or communicate the same way, opposite-sign pairings require each parter to fill the other's gaps.
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Like most Gulf Arab oil exporters, Qatar pegs its currency to the U.S. dollar, putting pressure on its central bank to imitate interest rate moves by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Here are five signs that's the case: There are two words that have a way of sneaking into our vocabulary and kicking everyone around us down a couple of pegs.
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By midday on Thursday, however, Qatar - which pegs its riyal at 3.64 to the dollar - had not announced a rate hike and had given no indication it was considering one.
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One way to ease the pressure might be to remove the pegs and allow the currencies to float down to levels where inflows and outflows of funds became more balanced.
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When the financial crisis hit they decided to pursue what the IMF called "unprecedented fiscal and nominal-wage adjustment", in an attempt to preserve their currency pegs with the euro.
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When the system collapsed, governments had no exchange rate pegs to defend and capital controls were dropped; tax rates were lowered soon after but codes have become ever more complex.
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I think there's a place for everybody and sometimes you find square pegs that try to fit into round holes, that we're not the culture for them and that's fine.
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Getaround is latest SoftBank portfolio company to announce layoffs The Information, which first reported the news, pegs the layoffs at 150 employees, amounting to around a quarter of the company.
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Overall, the poll pegs Trump's approval rating at 38 percent, with nearly half of Americans (48 percent) strongly disapproving of his job performance (Trump's overall disapproval rate is 553 percent).
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If he can't easily build Russia up, he can take the United States down a few pegs, with his characteristic tactical agility and willingness to play rough and take risks.
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Sundqvist knocked the net off its pegs, but it was ruled that Schenn had shot the puck in before a defender had tripped Sundqvist into the side of the net.
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Still, if you lower your sights a few pegs and go in looking for a solid, tight B-movie that builds right until the final shot, there's a lot to like.
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And the Perez headcount pegs his number of supporters at about 205 — a number the other candidates have disputed — still shy of the 224 he'd need to win the race outright.
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MobileMark 2007 has since been replaced by a more recent version, in 2014, that more accurately pegs the Gram 14's battery performance at about 17 hours on a single charge.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics believes such "alternative work arrangements" account for 10.1% of the American workforce, while the Federal Reserve pegs the share at nearly a third of American adults.
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Medical marijuana may be more popular these days—polling pegs its support among American adults at around 85 percent—yet when it comes to kids with autism, it's still quite controversial.
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Citi analysts expect iron ore to average $38 a tonne in the fourth quarter, while an Australian government forecast pegs iron ore at $45 a tonne by the end of December.
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Instead, you get motorcycle-style pegs for resting your feet, a luscious retro look to impress your friends and shock absorbers front and back to keep you rolling along in comfort.
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Comparing the two models, it's clear that the two flat wings on either side of my original wobble quite a bit, held on by a pair of pegs on each side.
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He pegs the cost at roughly $1,500 per bedroom, plus another $2,000 to $3,000 for the rest of the house and common areas, which is on par with other experts' estimates.
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The contestant drops chips they have earned at the top of the boards, and it randomly bounces through a series of pegs, finally landing in a slot with a designated prize.
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There's so much that pegs this as a strawman argument; the cliche of the old (or very young) relative speaking a "truth" that no one would ever say aloud, for example.
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EIA pegs the drop to "reduced demand for natural gas by the power generation sector, driven by slower economic growth and lower-priced competing fuels, [which] resulted in reduced LNG consumption."
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I get that messy relationships are major pegs in the show's plotlines, but I'd rather see the girls fall down a New York manhole than see them walk down another aisle.
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" Obama cautioned students to be attentive to their mental health — to feeling "homesick, having some depression, some anxiety, just being nervous" — because mental wellness is "one of the pegs to success.
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Critics blame Maduro's economic policies including a currency policy that pegs the bolivar at 10 per dollar at the strongest rate and the strict price controls which they say disincentivize production.
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The bill, signed into law by President Donald Trump on Friday, pegs the new rates at 10 percent, 12 percent, 22 percent, 24 percent, 32 percent, 35 percent and 37 percent.
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One particular proposal — tying spending caps and the debt ceiling to economic growth — led to a heated discussion in which attendees questioned whether such pegs would be arbitrary or even feasible.
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And, aside from preaching campaign-finance purity, her remedy is to find common, if not shaky, ground with elected officials on specific pegs that unite rather than larger ones that divide.
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Bloomberg, whose net worth Forbes pegs at more than $60 billion, dumped millions upon millions of dollars into television, digital, and radio advertising, to the point that he felt almost inescapable.
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A decline in card usage during the quarter was offset by rising merchant discount fees and the rising cost of borrowing at which Cielo pegs the purchase of receivables from clients.
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Forbes estimates Bezos' net worth is more than any other individual, while Bloomberg pegs his wealth at $109 billion, tied with Gates for wealthiest in the world on that publication's ranking.
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The agreement pegs Toshiba's guarantees for the unfinished Vogtle plant at about $3.6 billion, payable over at least three years, the people said, adding that the deal is not yet final.
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As of 2000, the average annual catch was 364 whales a year, according to an international report, which also pegs the annual sale of the tusks internationally at around 75 per year.
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While sugar yields depend on weather, an initial estimate from Green Pool pegs EU production for 2017/2018 at 18.3 million tonnes in white sugar value, with exports of 3.4 million tonnes.
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Gypsy pegs had a streaked, rough-hewn look, as if brushed with ash from the open fire, and a little ring of reclaimed tin near the top to hold the wood together.
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That may be an important goal for the company: the research firm eMarketer pegs Tumblr's US users at around 23 million — a third as many as Instagram, which launched three years later.
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Morning Consult currently pegs his net approval rating as 11 points underwater in the state — a stark change from January 2017, when his net approval rating in Minnesota was three points positive.
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Morning Consult currently pegs his net approval rating as 23 points underwater in the state — a stark change from January 22018, when his net approval rating in Minnesota was three points positive.
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Within hours of the U.S. hike, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain raised their rates in what was seen by markets as a signal that they would defend their currency pegs.
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Rob Arnott, founder of Research Affiliates, pegs developed-market expected real returns for the next decade around 5 percent, and emerging markets closer to 7 percent - vastly better than the stateside setup.
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Wall Street pegs Jeep as Fiat Chrysler's most valuable brand, with the SUV maker serving as a profit center for a company that has typically struggled to make inroads in small cars.
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But weaker currencies could fuel inflation, and central banks around the region have insisted they will stick to the pegs, arguing that the stable expectations provided by fixed exchange rates are vital.
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In the Newsweek interview, Alkhater said that if they maintained their currency pegs, GCC economies would suffer as they were forced to imitate future interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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As of Monday, The Telegraph's poll of polls pegs Leave's lead at 4 points, while The Economist's gives Remain a 1-point edge and the Financial Times's aggregation posits an exact tie.
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Specifically, the firm pegs Denver, Austin and Miami as the most promising U.S. markets for tech startups and investing, outside of the large markets like Silicon Valley and New York, of course.
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The deal hasn't closed yet, but Bloomberg pegs the price at $800 million, while the Wall Street Journal puts it at "$800 million to $1 billion," which is the range I've heard.
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Jared Huffman, and Hakeem Jeffries — all began pushing talk of impeachment this week, according to a running tally by CNN that pegs the total number of House Democrats talking impeachment at 22.
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Actually, most of the knives used in throwing, Dagger said, resemble "weird-shaped tent pegs" — the tip is sharp because the handle and the blade are both held in making the toss.
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For the elegant "Gamma (Signe II)" (1993), two loops — one much larger than the other — formed from paper piping cord and suspended from wall pegs, are interlaced about midway down the larger one.
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NASA has to fit its square Mars plan pegs into round moon holes — or to be more precise in this instance, a peg left over from the Obama-era Asteroid Redirect Mission plan.
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As a result, within the porn world, MILF (and similar "older" woman pegs) have come to signify not so much an age bracket, but rather an aesthetic and persona: full-figured and assertive.
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Other pollsters have found similar numbers: a survey released by Emerson College pegs the president's support at 38%, while polls from ABC News and Investors Business Daily both find a modestly lower 36%.
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In the 21967s the author of this piece—with the pram in which she was sleeping—was wheeled off by a gypsy in exchange for a wand of pegs in Maidstone High Street.
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Google Finance pegs the current value of Amazon at $463.55 billion, making it one of the smaller two of the Big 5, but it is still impressively up from its initial public valuation.
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When he was doing Indiana Jones, "everything had to be in the camera frame" and thus had to be concealed, like the pegs he used to jump from the horse to the tank.
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The failed trial over the summer was in first-line treatment of advanced non-small cell lung cancer, a market opportunity SunTrust analyst John Boris pegs at $7 billion to $8 billion annually.
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The analyst pegs Android's marketshare at 80.7 per cent for the quarter, up from 76 per cent in the year ago quarter with Google's mobile OS benefitting for increasing demand for affordable smartphones.
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Today, 27 states have this many curbs on abortion, and 18 of those have six or more restrictions, a legal framework that Guttmacher pegs as "extremely hostile" to a woman's right to choose.
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Even though Hawaii got knocked down two pegs from 2016, the perennially happy state was the only one to rank "in the top 10 [states] across all elements of well-being" this year.
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Ossoff has raised more than $26 million, far more than any of the other candidates, and most polling — though notoriously unpredictable for special elections — pegs him at around 29 percent of the vote.
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Apple's next major event, the WWDC, is set for June, but speculation about the next iPhone model release pegs September, though it is unlikely a major evolution in the device will be unveiled.
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Gertz, who is best known for her roles in TV shows such as "Square Pegs" and "Seinfeld" and films including "The Lost Boys" and "Less Than Zero," was there representing the Atlanta Hawks.
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Earlier backers of the company, including Founders Fund, DST Global, Cherubic Ventures, Susa Ventures and SF Express, all participated in the round, which reportedly pegs the company's post-money valuation at $3.2 billion.
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Bulgaria will issue state bonds on the local market and use the hefty fiscal reserves it keeps under its currency board regime, which pegs its lev to the euro, to finance the purchase.
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Kelliher envisions the space as a eventual hub for local musicians, as well as a bulwark against the creeping gentrification that he pegs as the main challenge currently facing the Atlanta music community.
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The problem with the FCC's action isn't its assertion of regulatory authority, but its departure from the FTC's effective approach that pegs the level of privacy protection to the sensitivity of consumer data.
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Both hang from pegs she affixed to the back wall of her bedroom closet, as if their sensual, febrile glamour were too singular to be slotted in among the racks of common clothing.
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The new poll pegs her support at 13 percent — a 21625-point jump since the last Harvard CAPS/Harris poll was conducted in the wake of the July Democratic presidential debates in Detroit.
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And even those who have made the debate stage are casting a wary eye on Steyer and the potential of his vast wealth, which Forbes pegs at $1.6 billion, to reshape the race.
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Wheels rents out e-bikes that look like a mix between a bicycle and a seated scooter with funky 14-inch wheels, a tall cushioned seat, and small foot pegs instead of pedals.
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The startup's debut EV allows riders to electronically shift the motorcycle's windscreen, seat, foot-pegs and handlebars to accommodate different positions and conditions — from upright city riding to more aggressive high-speed runs.
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Heart disease, stroke, type 2202 diabetes, and some cancers are related to obesity, according to the CDC, which pegs the estimated annual medical costs associated with obesity at $2628 billion in 28500 dollars.
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One moment, Ms. Patel was teaching a one-on-one phonics lesson; the next she was introducing a different student, who was counting wooden pegs, to the concept of a "remainder" in division.
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Sofia, which pegs its lev currency to the euro, sees its economy slowing only slightly to 3.3% next year, driven mainly by domestic demand from an expected acceleration rate of 3.4% in 2019.
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These agency cuts are known as PEGs, programs to eliminate the gap, and budget watchdogs have long been after Mr. de Blasio to require them from agencies, but he has resisted until now.
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While the show is, by definition, of a certain age, it's not as dated as it might have seemed, in part because Mr. Pierson rarely did segments based entirely on time-specific pegs.
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Last month at the King's Lynn town ashyard, they found waterlogged deposits from the 1890s which preserved wooden items, things rarely seen after decades in the earth, including cotton reels and dolly pegs.
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Harvard University, one of the most prestigious (yet expensive) colleges in the U.S. pegs its total cost for attending in the 2018-2019 school year at $67,580, which includes tuition, room, board and fees.
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An interesting counterbalance to the wave of YA romances about creepy, mysterious, controlling boys that Aja correctly pegs to Twilight's popularity is that Twilight also fundamentally changed the way we talked about those romances.
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Similar to the Plinko game, a ball is launched down a giant wall – hence the show's title – lined with a series of pegs, and then lands in a slot marked with a monetary value.
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Steven Wright of Hamad bin Khalifa University in Qatar argues that, if the Gulf faces a prolonged period of low prices, some countries may be forced to abandon their currency pegs to the dollar.
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The fiscal reserve, which the EU country is obliged to keep as part of a currency regime that pegs its lev to the euro, stood at 12.9 billion levs at the end of December.
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In securitisation Credit Suisse is one of the top three players by revenue, according to Coalition's investment bank league table, which also pegs Credit Suisse as a top-six bank in terms of credit.
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Qatar has already battled to steady the riyal's fixed exchange rate to the dollar; investors now fear a prolonged crisis could spread to pegs in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Oman.
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Gulf governments are adamant they will hold the pegs and with collective sovereign assets approaching $3 trillion in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates they have the resources to do so.
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With a neutral color palette featuring light wood, leather and bungee cord accents, dark industrial fixtures, and wooden pegs lining the walls, the room felt like a stripped-down, no-frills version of glamping.
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Metal pegs around its face can be flipped to set an alarm; the device hasn't been used much since the service was founded in 226, but Belles receptionists keep it around for sentimental reasons.
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The added egg elevated this sandwich slightly, but the muffin I had was burnt at the edges and the sausage was barely warm, which knocked this sandwich down a few pegs in my book.
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But the forthcoming SGS20163 Geekbench score leak pegs performance at 1873 (single core) and 5946 (multi-core) for the next-gen handset — so a considerable step up in the performance stakes for both variants.
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The 220 Cost of a Data Breach Study from the Ponemon Institute and IBM pegs average costs per data breach globally at $26 million, including IT expenses, insurance, notification, and lost customers and business.
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Over the last ten years, the report pegs the cost of natural disasters at $350 billion — an estimate which doesn't include the tens of billions in damage caused by this seasons storms and fires.
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PETRO-PEGS Many oil exporters in the Gulf who have long shackled their currencies to the dollar have seen spikes in forward currency markets this week in the wake of the oil price plunge.
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The latest data from FiveThirtyEight pegs Trump's approval rating in the U.S. at 41.5 percent, a mark that only Ronald Reagan fell below at this point in his term over the last 13 administrations.
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It's certainly true that podcasting, driven almost entirely by advertising, isn't generating enormous revenue right now: A recent study commissioned by podcast companies, including Gimlet, pegs the podcast industry's 2016 revenue at $119 million.
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The attorney general's office pegs the figure at 292, between the start of 2016 and June of this year, while the office of the country's human rights ombudsman says the number is at least 486.
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Given that Goldman pegs the acceleration in millennials' digital adoption to late 20153, the firm predicts that U.S. apparel and accessories sales growth will increase by a steady 22015 percent over the next four years.
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But I think the best option is to open a period of analysis to judge if this kind of device is more harmful than, for example, foot pegs, a piece that has always been there.
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FiveThirtyEight's election forecast still gives Clinton a 71 percent chance of winning, while the New York Times' Upshot model gives her an 88 percent chance, and Princeton University's model pegs her likelihood at 97 percent.
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Such approaches must reflect the modern realities of freelance, part-time and independent-contract work; not try and pound the round pegs of 21st-century workers into the square hole of the 20th-century economy.
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It should be noted that some folks argue that the first MP3 rip ever was probably by a little-known group called Digital Music Audio, which one first-hand account pegs as operating in 1995.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The coronavirus outbreak and plunging crude prices are a double blow that leaves Gulf Arab governments with few options to manage fiscal stability while trying to shield their economies and defend currency pegs.
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"Trump's re-election chances suddenly look shakier," by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Martin How two pegs of the 2020 campaign (a great economy, a socialism-versus-freedom choice) got kicked out from under the president.
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Gulf markets have been weakened by the global downturn but many fund managers think that with Brent oil above $0.13 a barrel and given the region's currency pegs, they can ride out instability relatively comfortably.
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And every day, students get three-hour blocks of unscheduled, uninterrupted "work" time — the word "play" is not used — in which they are free to choose their activities, whether finger-painting or sorting wooden pegs.
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Actress Jami Gertz, best known for her roles in The Lost Boys, Square Pegs, Sixteen Candles and Seinfeld, had many on Twitter talking as she represented the Atlanta Hawks during Tuesday's NBA Draft Lottery in Chicago.
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It's hard to tell exactly how many meteorites make it to Earth each year, but a study conducted in 1996 pegs the number a somewhere between 18,000 and 84,000 meteorites that are over 10 grams annually.
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The numbers are all over the place, but doctors and researchers generally agree that significant numbers of people don't respond adequately to current treatment methods—one often-cited study pegs that number somewhere around 2000%-264%.
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The company is the largest online agency in a fragmented British market and says it is now the third biggest in the industry overall, although UBS pegs its UK market share at only about 2 percent.
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At this point the team has conducted one large-scale study, involving 4,000 women, to investigate failure rates for the app — which he says pegs the accuracy as about the same as using the contraceptive pill.
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Even maintaining the current policy, which pegs Japanese government bond yields at zero even as U.S. interest rates rise, could draw U.S. heat if Washington perceives it as intended to weaken the yen, some analysts say.
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Full-year expectations are dimming as well: consensus based on the MSCI index pegs FY earnings growth for Europe at 4.1% - the lowest since 2016 and half the levels forecast at the start of the year.
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Melissa & Doug stuck to puzzles for another decade before expanding into other wooden toys, many of which are still best-sellers today, like the Pounding Bench, which has colorful pegs you bang on with a mallet.
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Full-year expectations are dimming as well: consensus based on the MSCI index pegs FY earnings growth for Europe at 223% - the lowest since 210 and half the levels forecast at the start of the year.
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Election forecaster FiveThirtyEight currently pegs Democrats' chances of winning the House at about 72 percent, and many Democratic candidates across the country have outraised their Republican opponents, bolstering the party's hopes going into the general election.
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"That said, it is hard not to think, from a historian's point of view, Trump's election changes our perspective on President Obama and his impact on the country, knocking him down a few pegs," he said.
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Lee's characters are buffeted this way and that through life like pachinko balls against the game's wooden pegs, and only occasionally are the very lucky and the very skilled able to make their way to glory.
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Andrew Jackson, whose populist movement has been compared by some historians to Donald Trump's unconventional political rise, dropped several pegs in the latest survey, falling from the 13th slot in 2000 and 2009 to just 18th today.
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Pegs can be placed on all the empty spaces on the board, and it's often hard to say whether a move was good or bad, as there are too many options down the road to be considered.
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Strategy Analytics pegs its drop at 214.9 per cent (with 214.6 million smartphones sold in Q1 2016), and says the new Galaxy S7 flagship and popular J series models are "helping to hold steady its smartphone leadership".
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If you avoid talking about the cost of a sandwich or a cocktail, you may be thinking that makes it seem like it doesn't matter to you, but it actually pegs you squarely in the middle class.
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An analyst note from Ming-Chi Kuo from KGI Securities (an analyst with a history of being on the money) pegs the iPhone SE has having an A63 processor, M26 motion coprocessor and a 2649-megapixel camera.
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Thomas, 45 (although his wife, Christine, sometimes pegs him as 12), has built his kids a personal luge run every year for 15 years ("One for each child," he jokes), with this year's creation topping them all.
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Because legal scholars, judges and legislatures have not determined the answer, the question of how workers will be classified in the 21st century will go to juries — ordinary folks simply working with square pegs and round holes.
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The current Forbes list puts Trump at No. 248 on the 400 list, No. 766 on its billionaires list, and pegs his worth at $3.1 billion, a significant drop from the $3.7 billion it reported in 2016.
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This great artist knocked New York off its pegs with his 5703 gallery debut: a found-footage video masterpiece that packed the joys, horrors and cultural achievement of black life in America into a scant seven minutes.
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The actor is Joel Perez, whose résumé pegs him as a burgeoning Broadway baby, with plum musical parts in the original cast of "Fun Home" and in the New Group revival of "Sweet Charity," starring Sutton Foster.
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The move was first announced in July 2019, but the company pegs the project&aposs completion date within the next three and a half years, LinkedIn CTO and VP of Engineering Raghu Hiremagalur estimated to Business Insider.
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The $60 million raised by Upgrade is the largest Series A fund-raising round by an American lending start-up, according to data from CB Insights, and pegs the value of Mr. Laplanche's company at $168 million.
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She's wearing a "Jesus Loves the Ark Encounter" T-shirt and is gently reminded by a staff member to please keep her hands—and her phone—out of the exhibit, which is blocked off with wooden pegs.
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"This is totally unprecedented and we believe in total disconnect with the company's current and expected fundamentals and credit profile," he said, noting that ratings agency Fitch pegs it four notches higher at BB-, with a stable outlook.
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Because it seems to me the bill is going to push people toward higher-deductible plans because it pegs the subsidies to plans with higher out-of-pocket costs more than the subsidies are pegged to under Obamacare.
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Physicians tend to be skeptical about anything that pegs itself as a way to reduce the time that patients have to meet with doctors face-to-face, and "doctors are not the most tech savvy folks," he says.
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Jack Fusco, the Chief Executive of Cheniere Energy Inc which exports LNG from the United States and pegs its contracts to CME Henry Hub natural gas futures, said benchmarking to oil also risked eroding demand in some cases.
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The Times pegs the number at more than "dozens," but there are thousands of executive branch appointments, and it's difficult for the media to uncover how many had lobbying work relevant to their government expertise, according to Holman.
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Geekbench 3 pegs the speed improvements on raw processor operations at around 20 percent, but disk-write speeds using Blackmagic saw bigger improvements, as much as 80 or 90 percent faster (reading speeds look like smaller, incremental improvements).
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Khalid Alkhater, a former member of the GCC Technical Committee for Monetary Union where he represented Qatar, said central banks were committed to the pegs partly because they had not developed adequate economic research to examine the alternatives.
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Current estimates vary widely: FactSet figures the number will be around 2.2 percent, the Atlanta branch of the Federal Reserve pegs it closer to 2.7 percent, but the New York Fed sees growth of only around 1.5 percent.
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After reading about ancient Greek worries about being upside down at the antipodes of one's location, I had to place two pegs at the antipodes of each other on a rusty globe, thus unlocking some journal pages within.
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The game refers to these workers, who are packed on board a ship and sent to the island, as "colonists," but examination of the game, as well as the history of the island, pegs them squarely as slaves.
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Desmond pegs his start in the world of drag to 33, when videos of him vogueing at the New York Pride parade went viral; at one point, a high kick sent a flip-flop soaring over the crowd.
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Analysts at ING said consequences could be severe for Qatar, especially if it found itself unable to hold the currency peg, though it sees this outcome as highly unlikely and does not expect contagion across other Gulf currency pegs.
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So the search for doubt has settled on Nate Silver's forecast, an outlier among poll aggregators, that pegs Clinton as "only" a 251 percent favorite rather than the 248 percent or more she is favored by in other systems.
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Indeed, the exhibition features a lot of clay genitalia, from the erect phallus wall pegs by Michel Gouéry to Elmar Trenkwalder's sexy circular daisy chain "WVZ206" and Hanna Wilke's ceramic works in forms suggestive of vaginas, "Untitled" (1974–77).
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A simple equity investment — Munster pegs it at a theoretical $10 billion — would hurl Apple to the forefront of the race to fully autonomous driving and give Tesla the chance to go private, which CEO Elon Musk clearly wants.
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Dramatic moves in capital flows risk hurting dollar pegs, and these tend to happen in conjunction with political shocks, like the Saudi-led blockade of Qatar in 723 or the fallout over the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in October.
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The discovery was the twitter work of science blogger and University of Oxford Ph.D student Sally Le Page, whose parents observed a Severn Trent employee using a pair of "tent pegs" as if they were divining rods, reports The Guardian.
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Whether it's in the halls of legislative power or in the comments under "gun bunny" photos on Instagram, there is a prevailing narrative that pegs guns and armed self-defense exclusively to Republicans, racist libertarians, and other generally Constitution-obsessed weirdos.
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The financing pegs Foursquare's valuation at roughly half of the approximately $7.83 million that it was valued at in its last round in 2013, according to three people with knowledge of the deal's terms, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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He has to ride on a rhythm: On two, he's up on the horse with his feet on some concealed pegs that will help him spring off, on three he starts kicking off, and on four, he's in the air.
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In Denmark, which pegs its currency to the euro and has seen labor shortages in recent years, growth has remained subdued, albeit on an upwards trend, and is expected to climb to 1.9 percent in 2019 from 1.6 percent this year.
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Smart speakers are now the fastest-growing consumer technology – faster than any other recent consumer technology, including AR, VR or wearables, according to a new report today from Canalys, which pegs smart speaker shipments to top 453 million in 2018.
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DUBAI, June 1 (Reuters) - The Gulf's rich oil-exporting states are reluctant to consider abandoning their currency pegs partly because their central banks' research capabilities are not strong enough to analyse the change, Newsweek quoted a Gulf central banker as saying.
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Facebook is a reasonably pleasant app to use, because it has a deliberate, clean design, but a lot of weird problems come up when you force disparate media — lots of square, triangular and round pegs — to fit through the same hole.
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The Trump administration, numerous U.S. states, and other countries are attempting to regain some of the economic growth lost to regulatory accumulation — which previous research pegs at nearly one percentage point taken away from the economy's growth rate each year.
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Under favorable circumstances, Mr. Vos pegs Panhandle wind costs at about $29 a megawatt-hour, a wholesale measurement, over the life of a project, compared with $33 a megawatt-hour for a new gas-fired plant in the United States.
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In the third of nine tight, hushed miniatures, a trill was stretched out, slowly obliterated; in the fourth, a chorale became immobile, yet still comprehensible; the last was a brushing arioso, bowed on the instruments' bodies, necks and tuning pegs.
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A launch failure with the RCM satellites would result in years of further delays and hundreds of millions of dollars more in costs, the CBC reported, and the CSA pegs the risk of failure at roughly five percent given SpaceX's record.
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The title character, as it were, looks something like a giant vertical pinball screen; a ball dropped into the top of the wall bounces off pegs as it descends before randomly settling into one of 15 slots at the bottom.
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The major differences on the SR/S over the SR/F are the addition of the full-fairing, a more relaxed riding position (through re-positioning of the bars and pegs) and a 229% improvement in highway range, from better aerodynamics.
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With the party knocked down a few pegs, a host of top donors, activists and strategists at the Washington conference looked to chart a path back to power while giving the parade of potential 2020 candidates space to test the waters.
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But Mr. Spicer's attempts to jam the square pegs of Mr. Trump's fancies into the round holes of fact — plus his defining mockery by Melissa McCarthy and "Saturday Night Live" — have made for must-watch cringe TV. Sometimes he lectures.
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If I wanted to stick to the definitive, nondebatable evidence in my genes, I could choose to veer closer to the "conservative" end of the spectrum on the screen below, which 23andMe pegs at a high confidence interval of 90%.
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A new report to be published this week by Scenic Advisement, a San Francisco-based investment bank set up in 250 to facilitate secondary stock transactions, pegs the total value of tradable shares among the top private U.S. companies at $20083 billion.
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The central bank, which pegs the dinar at 0.37608 and sells dollars when needed to keep its currency close to that level, said in a brief statement that it was committed to the peg and had no plans to alter the dinar's value.
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The author's uncle, a sheep-farmer on Romney Marsh (which, like Maidstone, is in Kent), makes pegs any time he spots a good side-branch, though it's best in spring when the sap is up and the bark falls off almost by itself.
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By the early 20th century the equivalent of 500,19673 board-feet of lumber (perhaps 700 tonnes) a year, in the form of sawmill waste, were being pulled from the Green Mountains to make pegs at a rate of more than 20,000 a day.
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To remove it from the cardboard and plastic case it's sold in, you have to take out a few pegs from the bottom of the egg — as soon as they're out, the Hatchimal's eyes light up and it starts speaking through the shell.
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A rising greenback was bad news for emerging markets: in those with pegs to the dollar, the appreciating currency weakened their competitive position in export markets; in those with floating currencies, debt-servicing costs jumped for companies that had borrowed in dollars.
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For example Harman International, which pegs itself as "a global leader in connected car technology," spent its time trying to claim that all data generated by you as you drive your car is owned by the manufacturer and its commercial licensors, not you.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese artificial intelligence provider Megvii Inc, commonly known as Face++, is targeting to raise $500 million in a new funding round that pegs the current valuation of the firm at $3.5 billion, people with knowledge of the matter said.
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So the home, which often finds seasonal pegs for its reminiscence therapy programs, has timed its latest program to opening day at Yankee Stadium on Monday by erecting the kiosk with the therapeutic goal of recreating the distinctive smell of the ballpark.
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"The prevailing cultural narrative often pegs Gen Z as a digital generation that gets caught up by trends they see on social media," Jeremy Baker, chief technology officer and cofounder of Retail Zipline, said in a press release sent to Business Insider.
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The city estimates that between $4 million and $5 million in spending is generated by hosting the match, and it pegs the value of the news media exposure of the game, which will be televised in about 100 countries, as multiples of that.
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Neumann reportedly cashed out of $700 million in stock ahead of the IPO — the S-1 pegs his last stock sale to "late 2017" — which isn't a good look for a CEO trying to convince others that they should buy the stock.
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So when I clear out the time in my schedule for a book that came out three years ago and doesn't have any anniversaries or special editions or adaptations or other news pegs attached to it, I want to make it count.
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The fast-growing mattress startup is an under-the-radar unicorn already, according to a TechCrunch source close to the matter, and a recent IOData report obtained by TechCrunch pegs the company at 39 percent of all mattress-in-a-box sales from 2014-2017.
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Like the other items in the gypsy's basket—lucky charms made of recycled tin, bunches of white heather tied with a ribbon and artificial orange flowers, somewhat like chrysanthemums, created by whittling slivers from an elder branch—pegs carried a hint of ancient magic.
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He would then have them form teams and instruct them to spend the semester, with him as their guide, designing robotic devices that, if successful, would be able to complete a specific task of Professor Flowers's choosing, like placing square pegs in a round hole.
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While in the late 1900s, the average American toiled twelve hours seven days a week to make ends meet - making it a whopping 85033-hour work week - the Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics pegs today's average work week at only 34.5 hours.
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Local stock markets have the dollar-bonds of many Gulf and Middle Eastern states have been left at either record or multi-year lows and traders will now be on alert for any sign that these countries currency pegs are a risk of being abandoned.
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Hong Kong, which pegs its currency to the U.S. dollar, raised benchmark interest rate by a quarter point Four Gulf central banks – Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Bahrain, also with currencies pegged or loosely tied to the dollar, also raised interest rates.
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He pegs Saul's act for as a farce ("I feel like my chain is being pulled, and not in a good way," he says), but for perfectly understandable reasons, he has no idea that he's about to do the bidding of a drug kingpin.
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For a while, it seemed like the 63-year-old Sandler had no interest in stepping into the modern age either, often trying to jam square comedy pegs into round holes with one abysmal movie after another as part of his seemingly endless Netflix deal.
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A D.I.Y. crafts-class staple in the 1970s, this old-style decoration (a perforated pine tree-shaped shell with a single bulb at its core, stuck with glowing Lite Brite-style plastic pegs) is having a glimmering moment again after years in the attic.
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Several carved wood door and window elements, on loan from the Lamu Fort Museum in Kenya, are on view, and in the catalog Athman Hussein, a former curator there, pegs them for what they were: advertisements of patrician privilege in a ruthlessly stratified culture.
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The policy pegs a specific figure to a cash assistance proposal that is gaining increasing popularity on Capitol Hill as Washington scrambles to cobble together legislation to dig workers and businesses out of a deepening economic hole resulting from lost business amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The CDC pegs the mortality rate among cases in which the outcome is known at between 1.8 percent and 3.4 percent — though that figure does not count what are likely tens of thousands of other people who had more mild or no symptoms at all.
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The FCC's imposition of internet regulation through a creative reinterpreting of the decades-old Title II public-utility regulation is only the most well-publicized example of the willingness of Wheeler's commission to force square pegs from the last century into today's round holes.
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The Max is as advanced as they come and delivers bells and whistles that some people just won't use, and many could easily manage to go down a few pegs, choose a model with less of a learning curve, and save a few bucks.
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When the dining room is fully occupied, the only way to get from one end to the other is to walk sideways while holding your breath and picking up all the coats that you are going to knock off their wall pegs as you go.
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Terms of the deal remain undisclosed, though I understand the purchase price is "several million" Euros (update: one source pegs it at €2 million, while another with knowledge of the deal says it was up to €6 million) and was a mixture of cash and stock.
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How to fix the process: The study pegs the initial suspect identification in a lineup as a primary point of focus, suggesting it should be administered by police with no connection to the case, videotaped for the future, and contain specifics on the witness' confidence level.
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Many fund managers think Gulf bouses may ride out the Turkey crisis more comfortably than most emerging markets because of their currency pegs to the U.S. dollar and this year's strength of oil prices, which has left most economies in the region with current account surpluses.
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As the former British colony pegs its currency to the dollar, its money market rates should mirror those of its U.S. counterpart, but the gap has now widened since the Federal Reserve started raising interest rates from ultra-low levels adopted during the 2008 financial crisis.
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The analyst pegs the Chinese smartphone maker with a 232.8% marketshare, saying it sold ~28.8M devices in the quarter, up from 25.8% in the year before quarter — ahead of Apple, which it calculates took an 22% marketshare (down from 11.93% in Q211.9 20.0), selling ~20.1M iPhones.
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Even before Marconi's trans-Atlantic triumph, his wireless technology had given him a net worth that Raboy pegs as the modern equivalent of several hundred million dollars — an international conference in 1903 was convened for the sole purpose of discussing the unchecked power of his patents.
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A drop-ceiling of auburn persimmon wood rests on comet-shaped pegs beneath a shallow-pitched roof originally shingled with hand-cast concrete tiles (they were covered in 1982 with new wooden gables), embracing the small, square rooms like the warm weight of a wool blanket.
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The University of Pennsylvania's Penn Wharton Budget Model is slightly more optimistic, but not by much: It expects the House bill to increase G.D.P. by 0.4 percent to 0.9 percent cumulatively after 10 years and pegs the Senate bill's impact at 0.3 percent to 0.8 percent.
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"Certainly, you can make a strong case that the risks of a global recession have increased the last few months," said Ben May, a global economist at Oxford Economics, a research institution in London that pegs the likelihood of that outcome next year at 30 percent.
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Maybe that's why I'm typing this in a Red Hot Chili Pepper's tour shirt I bought in a parking lot in 22007 or why my GT Air is still crammed into the back of my shed with flat tires, pegs, and chromies I'm assuming I stole off a car.
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The fiscal policy reforms of the last few years — subsidy and spending cuts and the introduction of new taxes — will continue but at a more subdued rate than when first implemented, preventing potential currency devaluations and protecting dollar pegs, the consultancy said in a research note published Monday.
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But there's a huge risk of methylmercury contamination of fish and marine mammals; the recent Harvard study pegs the potential increase at ten times the levels in the river and 2.6-fold the levels in the estuary, which already features high levels due to freshwater discharges from the ocean.
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Go is different; its rules, in which the players of the black and white sides compete to capture each others' pegs, are simpler, but the board is bigger (a 19x19 grid), and the number of combinations is too big for any current computer to calculate with brute force.
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"When I wrote 'Square Pegs,' I really wanted a song that kind of captured an insecurity that I've had and that I think a lot of people have … it's feeling like you don't necessarily fit," says Ballerini in her Radio Disney's Next Big Thing performance of the song.
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Shares in MSCI's emerging market index were some of the Gulf's chief losers on Sunday, and that trend may continue - although losses may be relatively mild because foreign exchange pegs mean foreign investors in Gulf markets do not have to worry about currency depreciation against the U.S. dollar.
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If the organization believes Collins's length and anticipation on the defensive end are good enough to slot him in as a stretch five, then it doesn't make much sense to re-sign Nurkic to money that pegs him as the full-time starter for the next four years.
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His comments come just days after the central bank, which pegs its currency to the U.S. dollar, cut its benchmark interest rate by a further 663 basis point to 2%, after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the third time this year by the same margin.
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Basically, in the game of one o'cat it seems that the pitcher's mound is the only base, or "cat," and you stand at home plate, hit a ball, and run frantically back and forth between your home plate and your pitcher until someone pegs you and you're out.
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The Starburst CEO essentially pegs the beginning of the current upturn in space and defense startup investing as getting off the ground in around 2015, right around the time that SpaceX started ramping its launch cadence after more than a decade of development, testing and early commercial launch service.
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Down a few class pegs, denizens of merely 1 percent level might consider buying a friend a "closet edit" from Bree Jacoby, a luxury personal shopping and stylist service that will dispatch an expert to your home to go through your wardrobe for the low price of just $1,000.
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The prospect of higher U.S. interest rates could be negative for Gulf real estate stocks in particular as rates are expressed through the region's currency pegs - though higher oil prices and slow demand for loans in the Gulf have been narrowing interest rate spreads, so the effect may not be large.
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She's a fish out of water in 1918 London, which gives Wonder Woman a fair number of comedy pegs and opportunities for banter — and also its strongest feminist leanings, as Steve tries to control and contain Diana, and she shrugs him off and does whatever makes sense to her instead.
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"The currency pegs in Oman and Bahrain are not robust to severe terms-of-trade shocks, and sustainability issues may become increasingly more pressing over the next 12-24 months if oil prices stay at below $60-$70 per barrel," Goldman Sachs said in a research note in late January.
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While we beg to differ — he's got a fragrance ad that includes skateboarding, got DJ lessons from real-life EDM superstar Alesso, and played a certain Troy Bolton — Efron insists that his co-stars try to knock his cool factor down a few pegs, whether he likes it or not.
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Panthers 2016, Titans 224 Kyle Allen may have been knocked down several pegs in last week's loss to San Francisco, but with this win he improved to 226-218 as a starter this season and may hold onto the job depending on how Cam Newton's upcoming medical evaluations shake out.
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Many economists believe that although there may be a period of uncertainty as policy makers and businesses await Trump's policies, the Gulf region will be relatively resilient and because of its currency pegs, could benefit from any protracted period of lower interest rates if the U.S. central bank delays tightening.
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But not all Gulf pegs are alike and the petro-peg that's feeling the heat most is Oman, which has maintained a peg of 0.3849 rial to the U.S. dollar since 1986 but lacks the deep pockets and abundant FX reserves the likes of Saudi Arabia or Kuwait can boast.
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Floorboards cobbled together from mismatched scraps of black walnut scavenged from the furniture studio fit together like a puzzle, each plank a different shape and size, fastened to the floor beams with round pegs that, Mira says, the builders spent days matching in color and grain to each piece of wood.
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Hold that figure steady, add in import sales of the brands growing at 30 percent and assume that the tiny but fast-growing British craft brewer Meantime's operating profit doubles, and it pegs the value of Asahi's offer at roughly 25 times the combined EBIT, well above the 15 times Asahi itself fetches.
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As the former British colony pegs its currency to the dollar, its money market rates should mirror those of its U.S. counterpart, but the gap has now widened to more than 117 basis points since the Federal Reserve started raising interest rates from ultra-low levels adopted during the 2008 financial crisis.
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The switch to wood was a by-product of nascent hipster culture, with its love of beards, craft beer, bicycles-with-baskets, milk-rounds and all things retro; the return to pegs, though, seemed part-caused by guilt at the amount of carbon dioxide, 1.5kg, emitted by each cycle of a tumble-drier.
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And talk of a 'sterling crisis' to match other post-World War Two currency crunches, where Britain's foreign cash reserves were periodically drained in support of fixed currency pegs, looks wide of the mark given that the value of the pound is now free-floating without any explicit Bank of England target.
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So if we do a little back-of-the-envelope weighting to match the party splits of the NBC/Marist poll to the party splits of the people who actually showed up for the 2016 election, it pegs all three Rust Belt favorable and unfavorable ratings at or within the margin of error.
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Meeker pegs the mobile ad market at $22 billion in the US, pointing to data that shows people spend 25 percent of their time on mobile devices compared to 36 percent watching television, 22 percent staring at the Internet on their desktops, 13 percent listening to radio, and 4 percent reading print.
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There are more than 10,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in the United States, across all 50 states and Washington, D.C. The World Health Organization on Thursday said that there are more than 191,000 confirmed cases across more than 150 countries; an unofficial tally by researchers at Johns Hopkins University pegs that number still higher.
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Aside from the emerging markets which naturally follow the Fed due to their pegs to the dollar, Glossop pointed out that central banks in Mexico, Turkey and Egypt also pay close attention to U.S. monetary policy, and could use the Fed's dramatic cut as "cover" to further trim their own policy rates.
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" Not unlike when Alice in Wonderland falls slowly "down, down, down" the rabbit hole — looking at "maps and pictures hung upon pegs" — Alice in "Sympathy" tumbles headfirst into a click hole about Mizuko, getting tingles "secretly looking at her like this, touching her pictures as I slid down, down, down while she slept.
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Oscar nominees get: Ultherapy, a laser skin-tightening procedureWe got: 23 wooden pegs ($2250) Yes, lasers can have a lasting tightening effect on the skin when properly shot at you by a trained professional, but they are also expensive (bad) and can possibly be retooled by a Bond villain to be some earth-destroying hyper-weapon (very bad).
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That Oculus acquisition certainly changed Luckey's life — Forbes pegs his net worth at $700 million — but ask almost anyone in the VR industry what brought virtual reality from a concept discussed by basement gamers to a product peddled by the world's largest technology companies, and they'll point you to March 25, 2014, the day Facebook bought Oculus.
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Honda showed me Ride Assist working with a motorcycle travelling under its own speed: there were two pegs on either side to make sure it could rest when the system wasn't engaged, but it succeeded in meandering out under its own power without falling over one way or the other, even when the handlebars angled in either direction.
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The former British colony pegs its currency to the greenback and so its money market rates mirror those of the U.S. Mozambique Eurobonds steadied at a one-month low hit on Tuesday in late trading after Maputo kicked off restructuring talks in London with a proposal that was swiftly rejected by a core group of its creditors.
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The challenge for Wag will be to grow from primarily the dog-walking market into the much more substantial pet market, which Wag pegs at $70 billion in the U.S. SoftBank is placing a series of bets on automation, and envisions a company that is well beyond merely connecting dog owners with available walkers in their neighborhood.
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" He and Sanders had quite a lot more to say about Ember City, and over the course of a half hour or so, we got into some bigger, more cosmic questions, too—including the foundations of their uncharacteristically dark new album, the major themes of which Sanders pegs as, "time, mortality, and death, and loss, and sickness, and illness.
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With that in mind, an interesting experiment is to build a starting five of players who are going to be Hall of Famers someday — barring a criminal conviction or revelations about gambling or on-court cheating — but still manage to find themselves having their credentials litigated by fans who seem desperate to knock them down a few pegs.
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Gabriel is a leader of the Haudenosaunee confederacy (referred to by English settlers as the Iroquois.) The Assembly of First Nations pegs spending on language education around $123 to $215 per student, but that number is only for First Nations schools, and doesn't account for children who are not enrolled in them, or Inuit or Metis children.
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