Poor performance in qualifying does not mean poor performance in the World Cup.
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Other explanations for the poor performance may have escaped measurement.
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The reason for the poor performance, according to the company?
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Economists widely blamed an appreciating currency for April's poor performance.
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"Where there's not transparency there's often poor performance," says White.
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Obama's poor performance jolted the race, giving Romney the momentum.
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Meadows was fired for "poor performance" shortly after raising concerns.
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Analysts at Barclays also highlighted the "poor performance" at Havas.
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Clarke had been fired due to the company's poor performance.
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The poor performance in the U.S. dragged European equities lower.
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Your poor performance can be blamed on your underpowered clothes.
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For one, its poor performance doesn't justify its enormous expense.
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Timing, he speculated, is one reason for the poor performance.
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Clinton's ongoing email agony certainly contributed to her poor performance.
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The public is clearly discouraged by the media's poor performance.
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Multiple retailers have dropped the line altogether, citing poor performance.
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The poor performance of NBC harms the nation's political process.
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Some of these large firms have also suffered poor performance.
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The Trump campaign said that she was fired for poor performance.
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Dubai's property stocks contributed to the index's poor performance last year.
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Much has been made over the poor performance of stock pickers.
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The firm's poor performance comes after a long run of success.
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May's poor performance was primarily the result of her dismal campaigning.
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Poor performance with runners in scoring position has doomed the Cubs.
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Nonetheless, some readers may still be puzzled by such poor performance.
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But for some investors, acknowledgment of poor performance is not enough.
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He doesn't tolerate poor performance, but he respects the union leaders.
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For one, its relatively poor performance doesn't justify its enormous expense.
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The poor performance continued through the quarter that ended on Sept.
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Poor performance is another reason for Mike to take a hike.
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Commodity weakness helped drive the decline, registering an unprecedentedly poor performance.
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Cashman said the injury may have contributed to Sanchez's poor performance.
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The poor performance has been somewhat wallpapered over by President Trump.
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A few days later, Douglas was fired from the series due to poor performance during rehearsal: "I think what he's referring to me is my poor performance when we were alone together in his office," she said.
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Two of those eventual nominees had good excuses for their poor performance.
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The markets slumped on Tuesday, extending a recent run of poor performance.
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Talk to policemen themselves and the reasons for poor performance become clear.
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McIlroy was retained for fourballs, despite a poor performance on Friday morning.
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Loyalists from the two main parties offered excuses for the poor performance.
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Henan has blamed its poor performance this winter on "unfavourable weather conditions".
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Be proactive about your work before your get that poor performance review.
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"I'm busy" seems to be a popular excuse for poor performance nowadays.
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Big investors in hedge funds are taking note of the poor performance.
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A relatively poor performance in the 1998 midterms led to his resignation.
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WeWork, for its part, says Anaya was fired because of poor performance.
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Unfortunately for Skip, that poor performance in the clutch is the outlier.
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Companies that should be disbarred for poor performance still get federal contracts.
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Nearly 40 percent worked in schools that were closed for poor performance.
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But the poor performance proved to be a turning point for Tanaka.
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That list includes money, mistakes, poor performance, or interpersonal problems between employees.
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Time in office doesn't inexorably lead to poor performance — just the reverse.
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Goals would include making boardrooms more diverse or accountable for poor performance.
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Earnings were dragged down by the poor performance of LG's smartphone division.
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It hasn't ruined everybody, and isn't an excuse for anybody's poor performance, necessarily.
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As well as severe distress, this inevitably leads to absenteeism and poor performance.
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Even worse, she was threatened with a poor performance review after the incident.
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First, teachers having tenure prevents school administrations from firing them for poor performance.
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Common reasons for funds to close are poor performance and difficulty raising funds.
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It also allowed retirees to sue the pension fund administrators for poor performance.
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An NFL official has lost his stripes, having been fired for poor performance.
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Pickens closed his energy fund due to poor performance and his declining health.
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Conn has been under pressure from shareholders because of the company's poor performance.
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The poor performance of rural areas is in part because of government policy.
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Biden's allies worry that a second poor performance would completely deflate his candidacy.
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Saying something your opponents can easily distort is, in their view, poor performance.
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After the poor performance of their conference mates, it was hardly a surprise.
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Opposition parties blamed Johnson&aposs Conservative government for the economy&aposs poor performance.
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Hillary Clinton is being badly criticized for her poor performance in answering questions.
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But a poor performance by Republicans in California certainly doesn't help McCarthy's leadership aspirations.
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A poor performance in the Senate that goes viral can also sink a nomination.
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One insider at the bank said the restructuring had been accelerated by poor performance.
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However, Mericle believes the poor performance in May is unlikely to become a trend.
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Europe's poor performance was particularly galling for Germany, home of the modern research university.
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Wall Street's poor performance during early trade signaled the fifth consecutive day of losses.
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Sharapova's recent stretch of injuries and poor performance makes sponsors' decisions easier, Tripathi noted.
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"The poor performance of Australian housing prices is a deterrent to Chinese investors," Juwai.
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The camera is another spot where the Moto G's poor performance proves an issue.
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Employees of a poor leader are frequently publicly criticized for mistakes and poor performance.
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This could well be the reason for the poor performance in the bank sector.
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The hedge fund axed the year-old team because of poor performance, sources say.
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Gore's poor performance in his first debate against Bush hurt the Tennessee Democrat badly.
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The figure skater Nathan Chen also had a poor performance, in the short program.
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Wells Fargo's lawyers maintained that the bank had fired Mr. Tran for poor performance.
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The poor performance for the aircraft overshadowed an otherwise decent year for the company.
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But he directed another employee to compile examples of poor performance by the accuser.
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For example, they do little to address poor performance at public and nonprofit colleges.
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Poor performance in the others would betray a chip over-optimised for one task.
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But its poor performance is a reminder that many people require professional oral care.
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Barclays had flagged the poor performance in its investment banking division, warning on Apr.
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Keep in mind that these returns include the poor performance of the Great Recession.
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The Lakers took command from the start before their poor performance in the fourth.
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The bank replaced KCG Holdings Inc partly due to poor performance during the Aug.
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An administrator told The Times that he was dismissed from Dalton for poor performance.
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An administrator told The Times that he was dismissed from Dalton for poor performance.
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But none of that changes the fact that this was a strikingly poor performance.
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Poor performance and injuries among players of all ages derailed the Mets' 2017 season.
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The mushroom body is known to be involved in learning ability in insects, and poor performance on the learning task correlated with smaller mushroom body volume, supporting the suggestion that pesticide exposure is the cause of the bees' poor performance, the study said.
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His relatively poor performance in the White House race could turn off voters as well.
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Poor performance by U.K. miners caused the FTSE 210 to close lower, off 27.6 percent.
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Poor performance by PSUs is hardly surprising given the way in which they are managed.
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UNDER PRESSURE Conn has been under pressure from shareholders because of the company's poor performance.
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The next big question concerns whether Mr Biden will actually suffer for his poor performance.
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Indeed, this approach helps explain America's comparatively poor performance in lifting children out of poverty.
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At the time, Ironsides criticized FSFR's poor performance and the "unjustified" management fees it paid.
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This isn't due to poor performance or negative reviews, just a lack of firm ideas.
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Firing them in the middle of their term for poor performance is almost unheard of.
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These findings are statistically significant, meaning that the Trump casinos' poor performance was not random.
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Days later, the government began cancelling some of METEC's contracts, citing poor performance and delays.
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Despite the poor performance in May, job creation has averaged 150,000 a month this year.
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The poor performance does not stem only from problems with access to healthcare, he notes.
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A well-performing employee is repeatedly given poor performance reviews to make their firing tidy.
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The poor performance is the latest in a string of bad news for the retailer.
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Latos riddled his postgame interview with expletives to describe his poor performance on the mound.
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After he rebuffed his boss, Mr. Tarui's complaint states, he received a poor performance review.
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"The reason for the recent poor performance of LAIV is not known," the CDC said.
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The hedge fund axed the 1-year-old team because of poor performance, sources say.
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Pressure has mounted on Saikawa given the company's poor performance and strained ties with Renault.
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Entrenchment, egocentricity and poor performance without a clear plan are a checklist for activist success.
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"The No. 1 task that managers shy away from is confronting poor performance," she said.
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Despite the STEM Institute's poor performance, the plan was met with protests in the neighborhood.
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CEO Steve Ritchie blamed the company's recent poor performance on public outcry surrounding Schnatter's remarks.
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Trump has previously made similar statements that the Democratic Party blamed poor performance on Russia.
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Mergers often happen because "(fund companies) will want to hide their poor performance," he said.
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It only said the decision was being made as a result of FedEx's poor performance.
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It's exasperating for this person's colleagues if their manager fails to address the poor performance.
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The energy sector's poor performance means its importance to the stock market has withered away.
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The energy sector's poor performance means its importance to the stock market has withered away.
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However, Trump's poor performance does make his path to a delegate majority somewhat more difficult.
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Since 2008, Britain's background euroskepticism has been amplified by the poor performance of European economies.
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Lewis took over from Phil Clarke, who had been fired due to the company's poor performance.
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Charter advocates point to the poor performance of public schools to explain the need for alternatives.
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His campaign has been wobbly for some time, as his poor performance in Iowa makes clear.
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But Rubio's poor performance in the three-way matchup with Trump and Cruz is really striking.
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Will Trump lose any support with those folks because of his poor performance on Monday night?
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In part, the poor performance of bank shares stems from the broader gloom in global markets.
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But a poor performance in his home state may mean the end for his 2016 ambitions.
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Could be singling out a group for poor performance when it was due to external circumstances.
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The energy advisor chalked up the poor performance to the sluggish introduction of new efficiency policies.
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Thankfully, it wasn't; my poor performance wasn't broadcasted to hundreds of thousands of people watching online.
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Third Point points to Campbell's recent poor performance as evidence that the current leadership isn't working.
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And other women at the company were cited for poor performance without adequate reasons, she said.
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" He said any suggestion that Mr. Awasthi "was singled out for poor performance is without merit.
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Exactly how fed up users have been with the service's poor performance was unclear until now.
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In a statement Monday, Steven Taylor, the chief financial officer of Dressbarn, alluded to poor performance.
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Nebraska made only 8 of 30 free-throw attempts (20 percent), marking a historically poor performance.
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The company's poor performance has also hurt the investment portfolio of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB).
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Tillerson's ignoring of question on chemical weapons in Syria & his poor performance as SoS is alarming.
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This year, with the offense much improved save for that poor performance in defeat on Dec.
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But now you won't see the United States in Russia because of its tragically poor performance.
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But his poor performance in the primaries has led to a split in opinions on Rubio.
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Beijing (CNN)Eight employees of a rural bank in China have been publicly spanked for poor performance.
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Kasich's advisers are vowing that he'll stay in the race despite his poor performance in South Carolina.
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DeVos has been accused of pushing charter schools there despite their poor performance and lack of accountability.
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Ms DeVos's poor performance gave plenty of ammunition to those who oppose her on her reform ideas.
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Examples included infidelity, theft, poor performance at work, sexual orientation, having undergone an abortion and drug taking.
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Previous governments were good at encouraging what Mr Nightingale calls muppets, or "marginal undersized poor performance enterprises".
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This poor performance in rural areas will prevent Democrats from retaking the Senate for years to come.
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At times of poor performance, critics of the NHS always exhort the service to be more efficient.
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As a result of the poor performance some firms have come under pressure for their high costs.
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The stock's poor performance led management and the board to explore a sale, according to the report.
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Explanations for European banks' poor performance start with the aftermath of the financial crisis of 2007-08.
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Poor performance has also forced some firms, including most recently Richard Perry's Perry Capital, out of business.
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Nissan's poor performance prompted questions on Tuesday about whether Saikawa would soon be booted from the company.
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You've considered the other potential reasons for poor performance There are sometimes outside reasons for weak performance.
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The tablet was a critical disaster ailed by poor performance, meh build quality, and software update issues.
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After a poor performance in 2014, our BNSF railroad dramatically improved its service to customers last year.
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She said she eventually received a poor performance review, was put in a probationary status and fired.
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That claim was denied, but others, often connected to the poor performance of stocks he owned, succeeded.
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Her poor performance at the confirmation hearing made many progressives believe she was the most vulnerable nominee.
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And with oil revenues responsible for about half of Daqing's economy, that poor performance has hit hard.
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This is the easiest to spot: unpreparedness, stress, exhaustion, irritability, inattention to detail, and general poor performance.
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I feel her poor performance hurts the reputation of our company and makes us all look bad.
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But can you say the president needs to be removed from office because of his poor performance?
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Those gains were not enough to overcome a poor performance in rural counties like Robeson and Bladen.
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Of course, all this altruism can also be used to deflect an activist investor or poor performance.
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Most sailors who lose the right to wear the SEAL insignia do so because of poor performance.
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Ghanian President Nana Akufo-Addo has attributed the cedi's poor performance to an over-reliance on imports.
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"You're seeing the poor performance and hearing about funding issues and your ticket isn't collected," he said.
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Firing a tenured teacher for poor performance can take several years and cost over $85033,000 per case.
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There was no throughline of poor performance or track record of misbehavior to justify their automatic dismissal.
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Hundreds of smaller funds closed in 2016 after poor performance, investor redemptions and complaints about the fees.
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Some experts attributed Iran's poor performance to other factors, including trade embargoes that block the best technology.
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Sanders benefits not only from beating the field on Tuesday but by the shockingly poor performance of Sen.
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By comparison, Windows 10 Continuum is, well, not good, hamstrung by very limited app compatibility and poor performance.
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Russia's war in Georgia in 2008 exposed many inadequacies, not least the poor performance of the air force.
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The inspector general argues that these delays can be blamed on "poor performance" on the part of Boeing.
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However, he predicted that the former vice president's poor performance in last month's debate could bring him down.
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Ghizzoni agreed to go on May 24 in the face of shareholder discontent over the lender's poor performance.
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And despite team Mueller&aposs poor performance in court, sadly for Manafort, the odds are stacked against him.
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Sales in the Hampton submarkets of Shelter Island and Sag Harbor surged after several years of poor performance.
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Years of poor performance have now led a number of funds to consider something more like general admission.
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With no indication that poor performance was a factor, he believed it was a measure to cut costs.
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It said the poor performance in emerging markets would be addressed by the restructuring it announced last month.
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That's predominantly thanks to poor performance from WeWork, and ride-hailing firm Uber which went public in May.
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After a poor performance in his confirmation hearings, senators quashed Bork's nomination in a contentious 42-58 vote.
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The poor performance has caused some to think the IPO had been mispriced by SmileDirectClub's lead banker, JPMorgan.
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For starters, several Indian states had blacklisted IVRCL for poor performance, and the company was in financial trouble.
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After years of poor performance, output fell in 2016 and continues to lag the country's neighbors and peers.
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Upon being terminated, she acknowledged her poor performance and that she hadn't been showing up to work regularly.
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Cramer sees two ways to approach this Bed Bath & Beyond's poor performance ahead of its Thursday earnings report.
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Google has said he was fired for poor performance, Mr. Chaslot has cited disagreements over the company's direction.
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Pressure has mounted on Saikawa, a Ghosn protege, given the company's poor performance and strained ties with Renault.
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" Sacramento Kings forward Nemanja Bjelica added: "It was an exceptionally poor performance and we need to regroup quickly.
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The possibility of being physically abused based on poor performance is a direct result of humanity's grade obsession.
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Instead of a punitive incentive-and-penalty approach, policymakers should try to identify the reasons for poor performance.
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This morning it posted a quarterly loss in part because of the poor performance in its trading unit.
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Hence Mr Biden's lead and his supporters' reluctance, despite his poor performance on the trail, to abandon him.
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Others worked in schools that were closed for poor performance or lost their jobs because of declining enrollments.
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To offset its poor performance, the company will shutter 44 stores across eight states in the next year.
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RHP Ubaldo Jimenez seeks to reverse his poor performance this season on Sunday against the Los Angeles Angels.
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ANGOLA'S DOS SANTOS SAYS SONANGOL'S POOR PERFORMANCE MAY MEAN PRESIDENT "MIGHT HAVE NO CHOICE" BUT TO PRIVATISE IT
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Buffeted by years of declining returns and poor performance, the $3 trillion hedge fund industry may be peaking.
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The poor performance from the industrial sector validates St. Louis Fed President James Bullard's concerns, Cramer said Friday.
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Nadig does not think of gold's return as representing "poor performance" in the way investors often evaluate stock ETFs.
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Overnight on Wall Street, stocks saw steep declines and continued their generally poor performance for the month of October.
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A source close to the Biden campaign tells me his staff is "freaking out" about his poor performance tonight.
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Bucking the trend of exposed companies' poor performance, the company's stock is leading the index, up 2.93 percent today.
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That would provide some relief, as would a bill to allow people to be sacked for persistent poor performance.
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" The cost of the Mueller investigation "It ended with a very poor performance (by Robert Mueller, testifying to Congress).
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Egypt Today reports that the "poor performance of the national team" seemed to affect Mohamed as the game progressed.
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If a club sees its revenue slump due to poor performance, it may not be able to repay bondholders.
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Business economists are generally optimistic about the U.S. economy with most expecting stronger growth than last year's poor performance.
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The Argentine peso fell to 57.6955 to the dollar after President Maurico Macri's poor performance in Sunday's primary election.
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As the election results were coming in, a contrite Mr Turnbull took "full responsibility" for the government's poor performance.
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Last month it reported second-quarter core profit below estimates, hit by a poor performance in its German business.
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Whether companies are paying to explain their views or excuse their poor performance, the tally is large and growing.
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But the loudest complaints are coming from governments who do not wish to be embarrassed over their poor performance.
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Mr. Ackman also brushed off suggestions that investors might lose patience with him given the poor performance this year.
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The group sacked senior editor Denis Galava in January after he wrote an editorial criticising Kenyatta for poor performance.
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The stakes are extremely high and the cost of a gaffe or a poor performance could crush a campaign.
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Gabriel Sherman reported yesterday that Ailes said he was "finished with Rubio" after his poor performance on Super Tuesday.
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I think it was John Fashanu who once said "Prior preparation prevents poor performance," and largely speaking, he's right.
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Julia Stewart, the CEO of Applebee's parent company, Dine Brands Global, reportedly stepped down because of Applebee's poor performance.
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But years of poor performance and investor redemptions have taken a toll on his Paulson & Co. hedge fund firm.
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But Stovall said the jump is more a reflection of the sector's poor performance during last year's second quarter.
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Solus Alternative Asset Management is closing its flagship fund after suffering a combination of heavy redemptions and poor performance.
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He was soon fired for poor performance, according to the New York Times, but his star continued to rise.
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President Néstor Kirchner's government accused Mr. Bonadio of poor performance and sought to have him removed from the bench.
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This result, following Biden's poor performance in Iowa, could well lead his supporters to abandon a seemingly sinking ship.
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Transport Minister Razvan Cuc, who resigned after a poor performance will be replaced by senior party member Felix Stroe.
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An Uber manager, Mat Henley, who also testified on Wednesday said that he had fired Jacobs for poor performance.
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The jets are plagued by maintenance problems, including shortages of spare parts and poor performance of its computer systems.
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The subway's poor performance could be one of the biggest issues Mr. Cuomo faces as he seeks re-election.
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The company has been struggling with poor performance in its home furnishings business and a decline in online sales.
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She loved it and it totally redeemed what I had otherwise thought was a poor performance on my part.
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DeVos is a victim of her poor performance in her hearing," he said, "but also of broader political theater.
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Many TSA high-level supervisors, from airport directors to agency administrators have been forced out for overall poor performance.
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The trouble with JLR: Jaguar Land Rover's poor performance in China is causing major headaches for its parent company.
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When asked about why Williams was let go, Grau, the company's head of people, noted the team's poor performance.
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One reason behind the poor performance is Japanese companies' low return on equity, which stands at around 8 percent.
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In neighboring Argentina, for example, the military regime's poor performance and human rights abuses delegitimized the institution for generations.
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Albergotti placed much of the blame for Nest's poor performance on Fadell and his abrasive and erratic management style.
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Several studies attributed the country's poor performance to erratic subsidy policies in 2006-2013 and underspending generally, prompting the escalation.
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Magufuli has sought to show even those in high office will be held accountable for criminal activity or poor performance.
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Honda's Formula One reputation, after two seasons of unreliability and poor performance, is meanwhile being dragged deeper into the mud.
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Amusingly enough, the vast majority of complaints are either about poor performance, or the inability to get a SIM card.
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However, when she was terminated in February 2016, she says, she was told she was being fired for poor performance.
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Many filmgoers suspect the two organisations had been miffed by the poor performance of Chinese films relative to foreign ones.
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Philippe P. Dauman, Viacom's chief executive, challenged an analyst's depiction of its "exceedingly poor performance" over the past several years.
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Poor performance by actively managed funds has caused more investors to move money into passively managed index funds this year.
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The company pointed to weak traffic, poor performance in seasonal categories, and the overall challenges of the company's rebranding effort.
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Still, a poor performance could prompt the BJP to push its brand of Hindu nationalism harder, politicians and analysts say.
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So went Donald Trump's dismissal of his poor performance against Hillary Clinton at the first presidential debate on September 26th.
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Other then-Uber employees testified that Jacobs was fired for poor performance, not for objecting to illegal and unthetical practices.
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Novartis — Novartis reported a 57 percent decline in quarterly profit, hurt by poor performance in its Alcon eye-care business.
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Despite its poor performance, Shell left unchanged its main capital investment and disposal targets as well as its prized dividend.
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The company's COO and I had to fire our web store warehouse manager due to poor performance and ineffective management.
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It has also moved to strip some companies of their contracts because of poor performance or due to financial trouble.
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That might explain her very poor performance in "The Whisper Game," a lipreading segment on Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show.
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And while the Z5 Compact was better than the Z5 itself, both were undercut by poor performance and old software.
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By the 209-'22016 school year, 22017 traditional schools and three charter schools were closed for records of poor performance.
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By the end of the Obama administration, the DOE reversed course and began to penalize its contractors for poor performance.
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That's certainly been the case this year, even though the poor performance of several unicorn IPOs has caused some alarm.
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On top of that, Rubio's poor performance on Super Tuesday convinced Ailes that he is losing traction in the race.
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Posts range from wishing for casual players to drop the game quickly, to berating new players for their poor performance.
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And the reason, in part, is his incredibly poor performance with Hispanic voters, who see Trump as an unacceptable risk.
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Metro's share price tumbled last year when it cut its profit forecast due to poor performance at its Russian operations.
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This hands-off approach has left open the door to fraud, abuse and poor performance in the for-profit industry.
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Over the past decade, the district has replaced the operators of more than 40 schools in response to poor performance.
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Then again, the poor performance that both Funko and Allena suffered could signal something bigger: investors' receding appetite for risk.
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Even as other retailers experienced strong holiday sales, Toys "R" Us cited undisclosed "operational missteps" in explaining its poor performance.
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An even thornier issue, especially for brands guilty of overproducing inventory, is resolving their watches' poor performance in secondary channels.
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If his poor performance in Los Angeles extends around the league, it could be a long year for the Diamondbacks.
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The activist investor has said that Campbell's poor performance shows it needs new oversight — and a plan to sell itself.
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Many will have lost more than this overall as the freeze followed a period of poor performance by the fund.
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The investor had criticized Whole Foods for its poor performance and suggested the chain could be merged with another grocer.
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The poor performance of Wii U made EA, Activision and others a bit gun shy when it comes to Nintendo.
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He also denied that the poor performance of certain franchises this summer points to a broader problem for theatrical viewing.
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Because of several years of poor performance relative to other major endowments, Harvard has been pressed to alter its strategy.
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She also claimed that the company retaliated against her with poor performance ratings and unfairly denied her a leadership position.
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Wall Street's poor performance for the week comes after a disappointing U.S. manufacturing data report sparked fears of a recession.
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The chronic poor performance of energy stocks has been driven in large part by low oil and natural gas prices.
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The company attributed its poor performance in the first half of the year to increased competition and higher fuel prices.
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But maybe the '98 squad's piss-poor performance and post-elimination conniption wasn't such a bad thing in the end.
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When speaking to VICE, von Däniken blamed the park's critics, its location, and a lack of advertising for the poor performance.
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Detroit coach Stan Van Gundy was greatly disturbed by the poor performance and second-year forward Stanley Johnson was deeply annoyed.
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Stover pointed out that most of the funds that are closing had very little capital and posted poor performance this year.
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Most people experience at least one termination in their career, and it's not always a result of poor performance, Taylor says.
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Millimeter-wave 5G wouldn't seem to have much to offer rural areas then, given its apparent poor performance over long distances.
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Poor performance could prompt Trump Inc to try and diversify into less capital-and-debt intensive products sold directly to consumers.
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Poor performance by active managers has caused investors to move money out of actively managed funds at record levels this year.
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They were thrashed in a poor performance, and whether the captain sticks with them on Saturday afternoon is the big question.
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Another adviser said because of that reality, Monday's poor performance could be the best thing that could have happened to Trump.
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Yet despite his poor performance at the polls, he became a beloved national figure, serving as Israel's ceremonial president until 2014.
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Like others, Kraft blamed changes in consumer eating habits, a desire for organic foods over processed ones, for the poor performance.
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With the Panthers in full-implosion mode, a merely poor performance from Peyton was more than enough to seal a win.
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The investors have criticized Whole Foods for its poor performance, and have suggested the chain could be merged with another grocer.
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Whole Foods has been criticized for its poor performance, and there is speculation the chain could be merged with another grocer.
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Last month the firm announced that its profits for the year had halved, largely because of its poor performance in Nigeria.
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It's causing poor performance in schools, behavioral acting out, people saying they're so tired they feel sick and they skip school.
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This followed a 14.7 percent fall in 2017 operating profit, which Carrefour blamed on the poor performance of its French operations.
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"Unfortunately, these IPOs (ex micro cap) have performed poorly and this poor performance will slow down upcoming Chinese deals," Smith said.
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Roach has since said that the main reason for Pacquiao's poor performance was because he was hampered by a shoulder injury.
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But that "two and twenty" fee structure seriously erodes returns for clients and has come under pressure due to poor performance.
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The Merit Systems Protection Board has argued that its lack of firings for misconduct and poor performance is a good sign.
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The investors have criticized Whole Foods for its poor performance and have suggested the chain could be merged with another grocer.
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Low smartphone reach and piracy could also pose challenges, as well as the poor performance of a related service, online TV. .
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There are many misconceptions out there about B2B growth, rooted in the misapplication of B2C strategies and leading to poor performance.
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After nearly 120 years in business, JCPenney may not recover from years of consistently slumping sales and poor performance, analysts say.
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But poor performance has forced hedge funds to rethink the pricey "two and twenty" fee structure that eats into client returns.
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But Mr. Ackman sought to explain it away by saying the poor performance was largely caused by just one bad trade.
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Britain's pending exit from the European Union and the U.S.-China trade war were also blamed less often for poor performance.
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Speech recognition tech developed using adult voice data that models adult behaviours leads to poor performance when used by young kids.
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When punished for poor performance, Mr. Kelley would cry, scream and shake with rage, vowing to kill his superiors, she recalled.
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But one major worry is that it goes both ways, setting up a kind of cycle of anxiety and poor performance.
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The Project Management Institute's annual report shows companies lose 12% of their investment in projects every year because of poor performance.
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I asked the young woman to see me in my office to discuss her absences from class and her poor performance.
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Warren's own poor performance Tuesday increased speculation that she will be the next big name to drop out of the race.
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The Education Department first moved to close P.S. 2083 for a combination of low enrollment and poor performance in 2008-09.
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A poor performance or gaffe may end up sticking with them as the nominating contest heads into Super Tuesday and beyond.
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After a poor performance, he tried to forget about it by going out and having fun — ignoring advice from his brothers.
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TFG, however, reported a poor performance in Britain, another big market where it owns fashion brands Hobbs, Whistles and Phase Eight.
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The Japanese company's strength in China has helped offset a poor performance in the United States, where its sales are declining.
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It is packed with runners wearing their medals, but with my poor performance yesterday, I opted to leave mine at home.
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In 2017, Starbucks announced that it would be closing all 379 of its Teavana retail stores on account of poor performance.
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The Ohio governor had said previously that he would not continue in the primary race after a poor performance on Tuesday.
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Depending on the agency, firing an employee for poor performance could take six months to a year, not including the appeals process.
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Now I adore Nina and Valentina, but these two needed to brush up on the five Ps: Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance!
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" In a post Wilson had written earlier that month, he clarified, "Full disclosure: DataCamp fired me in June 2018 for poor performance.
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Banks effectively had to cut their way to profitability amid poor performance by trading desks in a turbulent market to start 2016.
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That's not to say every report of the movie's poor performance is a conscious embrace bad faith attacks on Birds of Prey.
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Poor performance in the property line resulted in the increase of the loss ratio to 68% in 2016 from 30% in 2015.
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The Xpeng president noted that several factors have weighed on investor sentiment, including the poor performance of publicly listed electric car makers.
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" It adds: "Because of its relatively poor performance, many observers do not consider blockchain technology to be viable for large-scale applications.
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Trump fired back at Clinton, saying her comments were an effort to make up for a poor performance during the security forum.
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They are as productive as ever; America's slowing productivity is the result of increasingly poor performance by firms below the upper ranks.
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Rhode Island's poor performance in state competitiveness rankings, including CNBC's Top States study, has long been a sore point with state officials.
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Just Wrong: The assistant principal of a Texas high school blamed girls' outfits for the poor performance of the school's male students.
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" Santilli said even if the duo deliver a poor performance on Monday's show, "the focus will remain on the prior week's drama.
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The Australian ASX 200 index closed down 86.075 points, or 104.323 percent, at 5,184.40, with an overall poor performance across all sectors.
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What had handed him this improbable result was the poor performance of mainstream parties and the record abstention for a presidential election.
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Uber also argued in court that the former employee sought to extort money from the company after getting fired for poor performance.
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Organizers can watch the progress of their agents, nudging ones who fail to send their texts, and altering scripts with poor performance.
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Meantime, Perry Capital let some traders go and Pershing Square's Bill Ackman wrote to investors apologizing for the fund's recent poor performance.
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One risk to stocks was the poor performance of the U.S. economy, which managed to generate a miserly 0.7 percent GDP growth.
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"The dramatic poor performance (of bank stocks) this morning seems a little overdone," said Tom Kinmonth, fixed income strategist at ABN Amro.
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Repeated poor performance, unfair treatment of tax liabilities, high costs and other inherent flaws make most mutual funds a poor value proposition.
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And they continue to lavish portfolio managers with multi-million dollar pay, all in the face of poor performance and declining fees.
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After a four-interception game in November, a combination of poor performance and injury saw him benched in favor of Brock Osweiler.
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Christie briefly ran for president in 2016, but dropped out of the race after a poor performance in the New Hampshire primary.
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The Verizon media unit's poor performance led the company to make "unfavorable adjustments to Oath's financial projections" for the next five years.
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Politico&aposs Christopher Cadelago described Harris&apos campaign as "sputtering" amid staff layoffs and poor performance in the polls on November 15.
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The sluggish growth comes after Whitbread said in June that Costa Coffee had recovered from a poor performance earlier in the year.
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Conn, who announced last July that he planned to quit, had been under pressure from shareholders because of the company's poor performance.
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Its poor performance is also hurting Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB), which is the company's largest shareholder, with a nearly 27% stake.
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The university's lawyers attempted to portray Ms. Ravina as a subpar employee who did not get tenure because of her poor performance.
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Trump continued to delight in Bloomberg's poor performance on Wednesday, slamming the billionaire in multiple tweets following the announcement of his departure.
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Poor performance in North American department stores and pressure on profits has caused investors to flee DKNY owner G-III Apparel Group.
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"It might be true, man," Penn said in the video, wondering aloud if his attendance was responsible for the team's poor performance.
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The employee said her supervisor made discriminatory remarks against pregnant women and that the company retaliated against her with poor performance reviews.
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And in 22014, Congress passed a law aiming to make it easier to remove senior officials because of poor performance or misconduct.
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Schnatter claimed he had discussed Ritchie's poor performance with the company's board, which agreed and asked the founder to become executive chairman.
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Trump's poor performance is dragging him down in New Mexico, a state he lost by 8 points to Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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But poor performance by WeWork, as well as other unsteady investments like Uber and Wag, have hurt the hand that fed them.
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Another poor performance in Nevada next Saturday, however, could leave her too weak and financially depleted to seriously compete in those states.
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Graham told POLITICO that he had "caught a little clip" of Trump's jab at his poor performance in the GOP presidential primary.
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Mr. Ghosn, who has denied all wrongdoing, has linked Nissan's poor performance to his arrest, but has taken a very different tack.
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Average national income per adult has grown by only 1.4 percent per year—a poor performance by both historical and international standards.
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The U.K.'s most famous fund manager has suspended trading in his flagship fund after a string of poor performance and investor withdrawals.
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The summer is a seasonally weak period for stocks and June, in particular, has posted poor performance over a long period of time.
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Polling consistently has shown Donald Trump's poor performance in areas like this, and the Republican nominee keeps controversial stances on those search topics.
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When Macy's recently reported another period of declining sales, some on social media claimed the chain's poor performance was the result of boycotts.
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He was "let go for poor performance, including repeated failure to demonstrate and understand best practices in the security industry," the spokesperson said.
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The company has since made progress on a project in New York City, where deliveries resumed after being temporarily halted for poor performance.
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The poor performance has disappointed those who had hoped for a strong first few days of trading to underline the turnaround in sentiment.
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Meanwhile, Chinese stocks have turned out poor performance, falling sharply at the beginning of the year and failing to recapture any real momentum.
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In the United States, for example, this is caused by poor performance on indicators related to poverty and women's participation in the economy.
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Last week, Target blamed its poor performance in part on lower sales of electronics due to a drop in demand for Apple products.
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GM said its second-quarter sales fell 1.5%, with strong sport utility vehicle sales offset by a poor performance for its pickup trucks.
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Last week, Target blamed its poor performance in part on lower demand for electronics due to a drop in demand for Apple products.
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Speaking on the sidelines of a presentation of Premium's new programming season, Ricci blamed the failed deal with Vivendi for the poor performance.
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It looks like a calculated attempt to get in front of would-be activist investors after bad deals and poor performance damaged credibility.
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Ruby Tuesday (RT) CEO James Buettgen has resigned, after the board called for his removal due to poor performance at the restaurant chain.
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The results were surprisingly bad, but the scientists say factors other than the canine sense of smell were responsible for the poor performance.
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Tata Sons has blamed Mistry's abrupt exit on what it called breach of trust and poor performance, accusing him of eroding shareholder value.
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Nevertheless, the poor performance has led to criticism of Hayward from some investors, including tension between Hayward and the venture's early backer Rothschild.
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Indeed, poor performance has led to a decline in the total CET1 capital of state banks over the last year, despite the injections.
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Tua Tagovailoa's poor performance in the SEC Championship game ain't gonna cost him the Heisman Trophy ... at least, that's what Tony Dorsett's sayin'.
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Most likely, she was forced out after years of poor performance, in the wake of a slumping stock price and a disappointing quarter.
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Stocks have been more resilient, gaining 4.9 percent this year and hitting records amid signs earnings are recovering after years of poor performance.
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Southern Europe was often to blame for Europe's poor performance but it's currently doing quite well, while northern Europe is today's problem child.
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The enthusiasm for Trump is not enough to overcome the secular decline in active funds' assets due to poor performance and high fees.
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It was Pink saying that the poor performance of Try This was a fluke, and that she still had hits up her sleeve.
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And as for the future of this immersive content, despite VR's poor performance, Prilusky is confident that this massive investment will pay off.
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Yes, but: The LA Times published an exposé in May detailing poor performance by BYD buses operating in the Los Angeles metro area.
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After a stellar rookie season and an All-Star campaign in 2014, Puig struggled with poor performance, injuries and questions about his dedication.
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Three days after a rare poor performance in a Spanish league match against Real Sociedad, Messi returned to normal service with three goals.
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And a Dutch court determined Google must remove search results about a doctor punished for poor performance, in compliance with a privacy law.
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Usually, it's mundane stuff, like chronic tardiness, poor performance, frequent mistakes (in journalism, plagiarism will generally get you frogmarched out of the building).
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Economists said that uncertainty over Brexit was a major factor in the poor performance, with business investment falling for the fourth consecutive quarter.
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The Canadian retail group, which owns such divisions as Lord & Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue, attributed the decision to the brand's poor performance.
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Prior to the outbreak, attendance there had been growing, which was helping offset poor performance at the Hong Kong resort, the company said.
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Bain also highlighted the strength of the dollar and poor performance of department stores, a crucial national sales channel, as causes for concern.
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Layhoon Chan, the president of the Spanish club Valencia, apologized to his team's fans on Saturday for the team's poor performance in 5003.
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Layhoon Chan, the president of the Spanish club Valencia, apologized to his team's fans on Saturday for the team's poor performance in 2016.
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Labour leader Bill Shorten has also faced calls to resign for his poor performance, but has thus far insisted he will stay on.
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If you get a bad grade on a test, or a poor performance review at work, your self-esteem probably takes a hit.
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Sabathia said he thinks there should be a way to remove an umpire from other games in a series after having a poor performance.
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Newton appeared to react badly to being mocked for his poor performance during the Panthers' 24-10 Super Bowl loss to the Denver Broncos.
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Lyft's poor performance on the public market somewhat dampened expectations about Uber's IPO, as Lyft's stock plummeted more than 20% from its IPO price.
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Teams have to spend big to win big -- and those that don't often wind up with poor performance on the field and weak attendance.
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Though Immelt had shed some units, Flannery said GE must now focus on its more promising businesses, and hold managers accountable for poor performance.
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A poor performance by the BJP in the three "will be indicative of slipping ground in strongholds," said Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay, a biographer of Modi.
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On the other hand, one poor performance does not necessarily deter a candidate's campaign — especially if they come into the debate with strong support.
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Parliament removed the transportation and education ministers citing poor performance, bringing the total number of dismissed ministers to five over the last two days.
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"The deviations were due to poor performance in all divisions," said Jyske bank analyst Frank Horning Andersen, adding he expected to cut his estimates.
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However, the poor performance of the former has been driven by deleveraging and asset quality problems, which should be resolved prior to the merger.
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Trump's lack of preparation is being blamed for his poor performance—as is, it seems, the fallout from Roger Ailes's dismissal from Fox News.
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"It takes real discipline to remind yourself why you are in an asset class after poor performance, and to stick with it," Millington says.
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To be sure, Manchester United's relatively poor performance on the pitch since legendary manager Alex Ferguson left the club in 2013 has impacted revenue.
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But the Bundesbank dismissed those concerns, arguing that one-off factors were contributing to the poor performance and the economy remains on solid footing.
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In fact, a Philadelphia Eagles fan recently likened his team's poor performance to players acting like "they were wearing tutus," as Good magazine reports.
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Pinterest saw a boost in its debut despite concerns that Lyft's poor performance on the stock market would cast a shadow on its offering.
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A poor performance on Florence could make things worse, though a good response could help Trump rebound once again — something he has done before.
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Nowak cited user churn, the bungled app redesign, poor performance on Androids and advertiser concerns as headwinds expected to continue into the second quarter.
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About six months later, I terminated her because of poor performance but released her under circumstances that would allow her to collect unemployment insurance.
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Mr. Bausano also pointed out that the environment for hedge funds has been challenging recently, as they struggle with poor performance and redemption pressures.
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Setbacks such as a poor performance review are a part of life, and many accomplished people have been on the receiving end of criticism.
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To the Editor: Aaron E. Carroll goes partway to explain the poor performance of the American health care system in providing access to care.
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The EPA's own review of its Office of Civil Rights was highly critical and found poor performance, unqualified staff and a lack of prioritization.
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If Hess' billionaire CEO resists, Elliott could launch a proxy fight, and given the stock's poor performance, investors would likely be on Elliott's side.
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More recently, the party ostensibly "fired" its top fundraiser, Emily Mellencamp Smith, for poor performance, only to keep her on in a consulting capacity.
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In the past six years, I am not aware of a single international field staff member's being fired, or even sanctioned, for poor performance.
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This isn't really a reflection of poor performance for Pinterest, it would seem — just that the expectations may have been set a little high.
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To young people in Ethiopia, running is not a punishment, something used in team sports for poor performance or a basic form of exercise.
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If bank stocks are a barometer for the economy, their poor performance points to some of the questions that keep investors up at night.
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Of course, on their march higher, tech stocks overcame obstacles, like management problems at Uber and the poor performance of Snap's initial public offering.
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Automatic Data Processing sent Bill Ackman packing by pointing out its efforts to transform its technology and the hedge-fund manager's comparatively poor performance.
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After Hillary Clinton's poor performance with working-class white voters, many on the left have realized that this constituency deserves more of its attention.
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Strategists warn it is likely that further large bond fund redemptions are imminent given recent poor performance and ongoing worries over the virus's impact.
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Mr. Parneros also said that he had treated Mr. Lindstrom, the chief financial officer, "appropriately" given what he described as Mr. Lindstrom's poor performance.
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Mr. Khare said in an email that Ms. Mahajan's claims were false and came as he was about to fire her for poor performance.
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That poor performance is making it harder for Son and SoftBank to raise money for their next mega tech fund, dubbed Vision Fund 2.
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Despite poor performance from both companies' shares on Monday, Shopify's stock has surged roughly 100 percent over the course of the past 12 months.
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However, it faced several issues, including poor performance on some websites and a lack of useful extensions from third parties to add new features.
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The company attributed the sales weakness to unseasonably warm weather and soft foot traffic, saying it saw poor performance at lower-tier shopping malls.
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He pointed to investors avoiding the energy sector after a decade of weak performance and the recent poor performance of some 2019 tech IPOs.
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Minutes from the November 2017 pension committee meeting showed the decision to exit was due mainly to continued poor performance and BNP Paribas's redemption.
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Conn, who has been under pressure from shareholders because of Centrica's poor performance, also said earlier this year he would step down in 2020.
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He said he was not aware that Greene was paid for his Hacken video, but he shrugged off the poor performance of the currency.
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Critics of Deutsche Bank have also pointed to the management reshuffle and movement of personnel as one of the reasons for the bank's poor performance.
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Yet, prior to its recent poor performance, all evidence showed the spray worked better than the flu shot in children under the age of 8.
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The stock's poor performance coupled with slowing iPhone sales and ongoing China concerns may have some investors wondering if it's time to ditch the name.
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Kraft Heinz's poor performance is even dragging down the portfolio of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB), whose stock is down more than 1% this year.
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But it may be premature to declare that this year's buzzy IPOs are failures just because of a few months (or weeks) of poor performance.
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The data, according to Geekbench, indicates that there may actually be a link between software updates and old batteries when it comes to poor performance.
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Pandora shares dropped after poor performance last quarter, following the alleged rejection of an acquisition offer from Sirius XM owner Liberty Media for $15/share.
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At a time of poor performance, investor clawbacks and bad publicity, hedge funds are facing yet another problem: students like 19-year-old Shyam Kalairajah.
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Poor performance has been causing money to head out of the fund, with £560m flowing out in May, according to Morningstar, an investment research firm.
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The regulator has accused Patriarch of hiding the poor performance of assets underlying the Zohar funds and allegedly collected nearly $200 million in improper fees.
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It said a poor performance by BMI Healthcare was the result of National Health Service (NHS) demand management initiatives and weaker private medical insurance demand.
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Yet since the first Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) in 2000, the poor performance of American pupils in the global test has worried policymakers.
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Koch also said in the interview that Metro remained committed to its Russian business despite a poor performance, which has weighed on its share price.
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Mavani's appointment comes at a time when the company is struggling with poor performance in its home furnishings business and a decline in online sales.
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Mavani's appointment comes at a time when the company is struggling with poor performance in its home furnishings business and a decline in online sales.
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These funds have suffered from poor performance of late, helping speed the shift from actively managed funds to the low cost, tax efficient passive alternatives.
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Iceland has seen consistent, strong growth in its tourism industry, which has turbo-charged the economy and offset poor performance in other sectors, analysts say.
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Metro has been restructuring its Russian business since poor performance at the unit forced it to issue a profit warning in April, hitting its shares.
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Norway overcame a poor performance in the ski jumping section to take the silver medal, 52.7 seconds behind the Germans, and Austria claimed the bronze.
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Unlike requiring students to take a test or providing a bad grade for poor performance, we can't force them to participate in consuming healthy foods.
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One of the state's private attorneys, Peter Rusthoven, said IBM is "a big corporation that refused all along to take responsibility for its poor performance."
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The Trump administration is perpetuating a vicious circle—statements like these contribute to its poor performance in the courts, which leads to more destructive statements.
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However, the high draft picks acquired through poor performance have led to an upsurge in performances, led by rookie Simmons and All-Star Joel Embiid.
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The Browns' onetime quarterback of the future, Johnny Manziel, was released after two seasons of poor performance, off-the-field partying and domestic abuse allegations.
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A poor performance in the November general election by Mr. Trump against Hillary Clinton in Florida, with its large Hispanic population, could hurt Mr. Rubio.
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Arkansas (2-0) overcame a poor performance from 3-point range (6 of 22) and getting outrebounded 37-24 to beat North Texas (113-2).
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This kind of recall often declines with age, and a poor performance can mark the start of mild cognitive impairment and, in some cases, dementia.
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Steve Clayton, manager of the HL Select UK Shares fund at Hargreaves Lansdown, which owns shares of Reckitt, said the poor performance was a risk.
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PDVSA is seeking damages for what it says was "poor performance" by the rig which worked in the Caribbean waters off Venezuela's eastern Sucre state.
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The creation of the euro is the single most important explanation for the extraordinarily poor performance of the eurozone economies since the crisis of 2008.
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In high-yield cash bonds, the market was generally unchanged in quiet trade, shrugging off a poor performance by newly priced bonds from Cifi Holdings.
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But with the poor performance of "Dark Phoenix," it's anyone's guess if we will finally see the movie two years after its original release date.
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Feeling unwelcome in the workplace can bring about feelings of negativity, which could result in poor performance and even put someone's professional life in jeopardy.
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After all, hedge funds have struggled with poor performance this year — Bridgewater appears to have slowed hiring, and Pershing Square recently fired a dozen employees.
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Some of those executives might be deflecting from company's poor performance, using government policy as an excuse for cuts they were likely to make anyway.
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Losing a simple majority would be a major unexpected upset, but a poor performance by the LDP could put pressure on Abe to step down.
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The year has not been kind as it's had plenty of poor performance and also decided for some reason it would enter the smartwatch market.
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I still don't recommend installing the beta on a device you use every day, unless you're willing to live with bugs, crashes and poor performance.
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Nordstrom has said their decision to stop selling Ivanka Trump's brand was not political, but based off of the fashion line's poor performance last year.
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" When one unindicted and unidentified owner worried about the fourth consecutive poor performance by his horse, he was heard asking, "Is this horse jacked out?
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President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine faulted his ministers for poor performance and for appointing foreigners to company boards, although Western donors have encouraged the practice.
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The endowments' persistent devotion to high-cost alternative assets in the face of such poor performance, now documented across a decade-long span, baffles many.
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But it also means that a single poor performance now stings far more than it used to, even if it helps Ellis collect valuable insight.
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The Trump administration has tended to use the poor performance of the health care markets as a prod to legislators to move forward on repeal.
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But the Conservatives did not count on her poor performance on television and shaky presence on the campaign trail, particularly when confronted by hostile questioning.
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Difficulty concentrating can be a symptom of general anxiety disorder, which can present as trouble sitting still and can lead to poor performance in school.
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Weld acknowledged that a poor performance in the New Hampshire primary or on Super Tuesday would likely trigger the end of his White House bid.
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He is expected to meet with Viktor Shokin and Kostiantyn Kulyk, two other former Ukrainian prosecutors who were fired for poor performance and alleged corruption.
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In November, Papa John's founder and then-CEO John Schnatter on a call with investors blamed the National Football League for the company's poor performance.
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The Spiva scorecard adjusts for "survivorship bias" by including the performance of funds that have been merged or shut down, typically because of poor performance.
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First Fisher claimed to be unaware that GM Les Snead's contract had been extended, then he paid some lip service to his own poor performance.
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But all this cutting has to happen and is largely due to poor performance at Yahoo, which is expected to get worse in this quarter.
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The company's poor performance was mostly due to poor sales in the mostly autonomous region of Hong Kong, which has much less restrictive laws on censorship.
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Following a poor performance in the 2014 general elections, the BSP hasn't been viewed as one of the key players in this pivotal election -- until recently.
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It's another thing to find out that your computer is making someone else rich while it gives you poor performance and jacks up your electricity bill.
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While their statement might mention something about "optimizing its assortment," or "refreshing its product offering," blaming the move on poor performance might be the safest bet.
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When Fowler reported his behavior to Uber's HR department, she was told to find another place in the company, and to expect a poor performance review.
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Another current focus is the fact that this year set a record for poor performance of the stock market in the first week of the year.
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The assistant principal of a Texas high school blamed what girls were wearing for his school's poor performance — specifically, the performance of the school's male students.
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Treasurys and other so-called safe assets like German Bunds and the U.S. dollar were boosted on Friday by poor performance in European and Asian stocks.
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On Tuesday, Petrus sent another letter to Immofinanz's supervisory board, criticizing its management team and alleging it was responsible for the poor performance of its shares.
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Goldman Sachs has told staff at its asset management division GSAM to tighten their belts, amid outflows and poor performance from some of its largest funds.
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Gerlach said the municipalities hold about 18 percent in RWE after some cities and regional authorities sold shares in the group following years of poor performance.
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During the bearish of these cycles, commodities like gold will tend to suffer poor performance, even as they retest recent highs and lows, according to LaForge.
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This was an attempt to boost profitability after last year's poor performance and it confirmed Thursday that it had booked a 227 million euro restructuring provision.
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Mr. Gouthro, a mid-level security professional, was let go for poor performance, including repeated failure to demonstrate and understand best practices in the security industry.
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Constraining factors include its high exposure to Argentina (26% of adjusted EBITDA) and the poor performance by its operations in Brazil and low margin in Colombia.
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The targets are "not nearly enough" to offset years of poor performance and missed expectations, Starboard, Mellanox's biggest shareholder, said in a letter to the company.
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In its second quarter earnings, Goldman reported a 40 percent slump in fixed income trading, driven in large part by poor performance in its commodities group.
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The company said in May it could sell its Greyhound bus division after the business had been hit by a poor performance in the United States.
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Last season, though, the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices decided to not recommend the spray because of its poor performance compared with the flu shot.
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The Bills turned to Peterman after he was twice benched for poor performance as rookie Josh Allen (elbow) and veteran Derek Anderson (concussion) were both out.
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A poor performance by Zuckerberg in front of Congress could have significant consequences for share prices and, for those companies that have not gone public, valuations.
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Late polling has shown Gillespie with a 14-point advantage in these places – perhaps a hangover from his poor performance in the spring GOP primary there.
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Even if his Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition wins, a poor performance at the polls could see a challenge to Najib's leadership from within his own party.
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RSA warned last year about poor performance in its London-based international commercial insurance business and pulled out of several lines, including international freight and construction.
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"Not only has the Russell 2000 had a poor performance, but if you look at the chart it basically went sideways for two years," he said.
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Gowdy, who endorsed Rubio in December, touted the Florida senator as a "brilliant communicator" and said he wasn't surprised Rubio took responsibility for his poor performance.
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So go ahead and paste the posters to the wall, just as if you were a manager down at the stadium: Proper preparation prevents poor performance.
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Mr. Carranza, in one of his first moves as chancellor, had just reversed a Department of Education plan to close Wadleigh's middle school for poor performance.
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Conducted in the full glare of the media and watched by voters back home, a poor performance can sink the most carefully crafted of political careers.
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Steve Cohen's Point72 meanwhile has had to deal with poor performance in its Cubist unit, and is down 4% for the month, as of March 20.
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Yet neither the high cost nor the poor performance has dampened enthusiasm in Congress or at the Pentagon — or among military contractors — for deploying missile defenses.
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Nordstrom became the latest business to wander into the president's sights when it decided to drop Ivanka Trump's retail brand from its stores, citing poor performance.
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The report focuses on one partner, Jeff Housenbold, who invested in dog-walking startup Wag and blamed the #metoo movement for the firm&aposs poor performance.
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Policymakers can improve public transparency by ensuring the release of information on which institutions have received sanctions, warnings and other negative actions because of poor performance.
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Jonathan Golub, chief U.S. market strategist at Credit Suisse, said the fourth quarter could be a turning point for earnings, after a poor performance in 245.
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The stock's poor performance on Friday also weighed on Dick's Sporting Goods, which was down 7 percent on Friday, that company's worst day since October 2017.
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UNLV finished with just 283 yards, including 106 rushing, but coach Tony Sanchez refused to use the week's events as an excuse for the poor performance.
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The surprisingly poor performance, a gauge of activity in the farming, industry and services sectors, marked a 5.32 percent fall on the same month last year.
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SSPE begins with symptoms like poor performance in school and subtle behavioral changes, Dr. Cherry said, and then progresses over the course of months to seizures.
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But he also pointed to Bevin's poor performance in areas where GOP candidates have traditionally performed well and where other GOP candidates were victorious on Tuesday.
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There are six weeks to play, a handful of games, and there is still only one slip, one failure of concentration, one poor performance, in it.
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And only after Bush dropped out in the wake of a poor performance in the South Carolina primary did they begin to do so in earnest.
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There have been bumps in the road -- the service was withdrawn from South Africa after poor performance -- but M-Pesa's first decade has been a success story.
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Critics of Deutsche Bank have also pointed to the management reshuffle, constant restructuring and movement of personnel as one of the reasons for the bank's poor performance.
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Uber's lower valuation target follows the poor performance of smaller rival Lyft Inc, whose shares are down around 20 percent from when the company listed last month.
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Ruby Tuesday — Ruby Tuesday said its Chief Executive Officer James Buettgen has resigned, after the board called for his removal because of the restaurant chains' poor performance.
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Shares in Deutsche Bank have fallen by 40% during Sewing's 13-month tenure as CEO, in part reflecting concerns over the poor performance of its investment bank.
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"Due to the poor performance of the state economically, and the increase of violations, they are worried that people will take to the street again," he said.
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Overseas, European markets were mostly lower, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 index falling 0.47 percent as sentiment was dented by the U.S. session's poor performance Tuesday.
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The combination of a weak IPO environment and poor performance from the companies that debuted led many late-stage investors to retreat because of inadequate returns. CNBC.
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As can be seen in the above chart, the South American publisher achieved best performance when sharing between 11am and 4pm, and poor performance at other times.
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Transports are weak this month, down 3 percent, but most of that is due to the poor performance of airlines, mostly on capacity worries (too many seats).
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Bankers and investors have said that the valuations of the first biotech companies to go public in Hong Kong were too high, contributing to their poor performance.
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That can be especially problematic in countries like Malaysia where one of the founders grew up, considering students can be physically punished with caning for poor performance.
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The dollar weakened, and its poor performance continued early this week as concerns about weak Chinese data spurred safe-haven demand for the yen and Swiss franc.
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If the bottom does continue to fall out from under tech stocks, having differently correlated sectors to balance out the poor performance does lessen the overall risk.
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Following a poor performance at the 2000 European championships, Germany set up a comprehensive scouting and development system to ensure that no prospects were missed or unnurtured.
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At last season's world championships in St Moritz, he stormed off the piste, swearing and refusing to talk to reporters, after a poor performance in the slalom.
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Those around Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn back a poll but most Labour Members of Parliament oppose one due to the party's poor performance in current opinion polls.
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Goldman Sachs – Goldman is reviewing the performance of its commodities business, according to a Bloomberg report, following a poor performance in the first half of this year.
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For-profit colleges have come under fire for their poor performance and willingness to profit off of students, who leave with a worthless degree and massive debt.
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"Part of this is down to the poor performance of Sears, which has traditionally been a destination for appliance purchasers, but is now ceding share," he said.
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"They were working with us, with our company, and because of their lack of performance, or because of their poor performance, we terminated their contracts," he said.
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The activists blame the board for United's poor performance over the last five years and see its move to add four more directors as against shareholders' interests.
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One would have already expected it to be more competitive than usual given Republicans' poor performance on the generic ballot and in special elections throughout the year.
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Flannery told GE's annual shareholder meeting last month that the company is "keenly aware of the pain" caused by its poor performance and dividend cut last year.
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After seeing her poor performance in the business end of the match, her coach Darren Cahill was so frustrated with her effort and attitude that he quit.
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Veteran board member Borje Ekholm is due to take over as CEO in January after Hans Vestberg was ousted in July due to the company's poor performance.
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Weakened by a poor performance in the June general election and buffeted by the headwinds of Brexit, the prime minister is disinclined to take such a risk.
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When they won the title in 113, they only had one poor performance from the perimeter, but they defended like mad to beat Kansas in that game.
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Close Tsai aide Chen Chu, secretary general of the presidential office, said there were "no excuses" for the poor performance and that they had to think deeply.
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She wrote that H.R. told her she could either find another team to work on or stay on that man's team and expect a poor performance review.
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Mike Bloomberg dropped out of the presidential race Wednesday after a poor performance in the Super Tuesday contests, and immediately endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden's candidacy.
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Megan Sowers, the principal, had been looking for someone qualified to teach an Advanced Placement course, which could help improve her financially challenged school's poor performance ranking.
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Taube received disciplinary action for "poor performance," the city of Asheville said on its website, and was ordered to undergo remedial training in connection with the incident.
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Companies with many business lines are "mostly too complicated, too bureaucratic, too slow, and they usually suffer from poor capital allocation and poor performance", Gardell told Reuters.
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Metro's share price tumbled in April when it cut its outlook due to poor performance at its Russian operations, forcing Ceconomy to take impairments on its stake.
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The company is in the midst of a restructuring involving the closure of unprofitable convenience stores and the elimination of 3,000 jobs, following years of poor performance.
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Among peer emerging market currencies, the lira's poor performance in 2019 was second only to the Argentine peso, which lost some 37% of its value against dollar.
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House Democrats are poised to launch an internal examination into their poor performance at the polls this year, a move reminiscent of the GOP's "autopsy" in 2012.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Hedge fund manager Neil Chriss said on Thursday he is closing his $2.2 billion firm Hutchin Hill Capital LP after three years of poor performance.
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The competitiveness of the market has been a flash point for generic drug-makers, as interim CEO Yitzhak Peterburg blamed his company's recent poor performance on saturation.
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The person added that they had been slowly paring back their allocation to hedge funds and poor performance in 2015 only underlined the logic behind the move.
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Investors said that poor performance of the PIK issued by fellow glass maker Ardagh, which traded down sharply after pricing, had further dampened demand for Verallia's transaction.
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"Cost increases and schedule delays of core stage development can be traced largely to management, technical, and infrastructure issues driven by Boeing's poor performance," the report said.
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LONDON — The pound is heading for its worst week of losses since the "flash crash" in October last year, with analysts blaming UK politics for the poor performance.
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Commission officials were concerned that a too-high valuation would lead to poor performance in the secondary market, damping investor enthusiasm for future CDR sales, the sources said.
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This fixes what has become a seemingly never-ending appeals process that has made it extremely difficult to remove those who are guilty of poor performance or misconduct.
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That report, which also cited unnamed sources, said activist investor Jeffrey Smith, of Starboard Value, was putting pressure on the company in the wake of its poor performance.
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These two energy holdings have no doubt contributed to the funds' poor performance of late: The shares of both are down 20 percent from their peaks of 4.53.
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path since the global financial crisis as heightened government regulation and poor performance made them shrink their commodities businesses.
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The PRI's poor performance in June's governors' elections was partly blamed on Mr Peña's proposed reforms of marijuana and gay-marriage laws, which may have alienated social conservatives.
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The former vice president and his campaign, under pressure after his poor performance in Iowa, mounted unusually personal attacks on Mr. Buttigieg ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
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Roberto Henriques said he thought that for the most part, the poor performance of UniCredit's Additional Tier 1 was down to investors' concerns around the bank's capital levels.
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The tight fiscal and monetary policy that had contributed to the euro zone's poor performance in the years after the financial crisis was becoming less of a drag.
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That Nintendo will be phasing out the Wii U so soon shouldn't come as too much of a surprise, given its relatively poor performance since launching in 2012.
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Whistleblowers suffer attacks on their character, motives and qualifications; demotions, poor performance appraisals and firings; and threats of investigation or prosecution, along with denials of the alleged misconduct.
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Of course ... TONS of fighters abstain from shagging before big bouts -- 'cause they believe using up the testosterone in the bedroom leads to poor performance in the ring.
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Aetna reported a "poor performance" for its ObamaCare plans, as well as "disappointing" expectations for the upcoming year, despite better-than-expected profits in the most recent quarter.
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"As long-term United stockholders, we have been greatly disappointed with United's poor performance and bad decisions over the last several years," said Brad Gerstner, CEO of Altimeter.
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A profit warning from Innogy based on poor performance in its British retail energy arm npower weighed on German utilities as well as Britain's Centrica, down 3.7 percent.
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For most of 2016, market jitters and poor performance by technology stocks had kept growth-oriented technology companies such as Coupa on the sidelines of the public markets.
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Bruce Rauner (R) is struggling in his bid for a second term and a poor performance on his part could trickle down the ballot, says one GOP strategist.
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But the CDU's coalition partner will inflect that legacy, not least because of the conservatives' dearth of substance, one of the factors accounting for the CDU'S poor performance.
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The rules vary from bank to bank, but they generally allow the banks to take back stock awards or pay for misconduct, taking improper risks or poor performance.
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The companies that were removed were mainly the sectors with poor performance such as cyclical products and brokers, including China Coal Energy, Zhongke Jincai, and Haima Automobile, etc.
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SoftBank published its financials for the July to September quarter on Wednesday, posting a big loss thanks to the poor performance of its investments in WeWork and Uber.
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The squadron wrote up the airman for every infraction, Ms. Edwards said, laying a paper trail that would allow the Air Force to discharge him for poor performance.
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Jeff Yang: Biden owes Warren for Bloomberg's poor performance Joe Biden brought his juice from South Carolina into Super Tuesday, as late-breaking voters went in his direction.
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Hedge funds, after years of poor performance and rich fees that led to questions about the viability of the industry's business model, are finally beginning to perform better.
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The man who briefly replaced him as chief executive, Yoichiro Ushioda, hails from one of the company's founding families and had blamed Seto for the company's poor performance.
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He left — reportedly due to poor performance — but then joined the investment bank Bear Stearns, where he made partner in just four years, according to New York Magazine.
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Mr. Haynes, now 34, said the psychologist's assessment of his mental acuity was based on his poor performance on a cognitive test he had taken during his rehabilitation.
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The A.N.C.'s poor performance in Gauteng underscored its transformation from an organization with broad appeal to one that caters to the nation's poor urban and rural majority.
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That ad buy came after the same super PAC, Unite the Country, spent $4.5 million in Iowa, where Biden's poor performance led some supporters to consider jumping ship.
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Maybe the employee wants to discuss other options or a lesser role; maybe they want to explain a rather complex workplace issue that led to their poor performance.
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The closure of Tiger Management Advisors LLC's six-year-old Tiger Accelerator Fund comes after poor performance and sharp declines in assets at its underlying hedge fund firms.
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The 74-year-old candidate said he's prepared to end his campaign if he has a "poor performance" in New Hampshire or on Super Tuesday the following month.
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The poor performance of past trade deals is exactly why Warren wants countries to meet stricter standards up front, before a trade agreement negotiation can even take place.
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But those games still require developers to port them over, and often result in graphical downgrades or poor performance (not to mention the requirement to buy them again).
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The DPP's poor performance in the 2018 local elections appeared to mark a resurgence for the KMT however, particularly for a new wave of figures such as Han.
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Those bonds were quoted at a cash price of 75 cents last week, although last year's Brexit vote and the pound's subsequent poor performance undoubtedly played a factor.
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Guitron alleged that managers responded by falsifying a paper trail that purported to document her poor performance, forbidding her from taking family medical leave and firing her improperly.
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A poor performance in the first primary debate in South Carolina in April 2007 didn't doom Obama's candidacy, but it taught him that he had to work harder.
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Teva missed estimates for both earnings per share and revenue, and interim CEO Yitzhak Peterburg blamed the poor performance on a saturation of the U.S. generic drug market.
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In the last two years, it said, several states, including California, Oregon, Rhode Island and Virginia, have adopted laws to enhance licensing requirements and penalties for poor performance.
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Second, it notes that the commission has failed to prove that there is a correlation between its behaviour and the poor performance of competing comparison-shopping services after 2008.
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At its peak, the fund managed $1 billion, but by the end of 2013 it had under $100 million in assets, after a period of poor performance and redemptions.
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Former President Clinton had been among those who have attributed his wife's poor performance more to her campaign's muddled strategy and lack of a clear message than to Mrs.
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Four of the people were fired for cause, including two last month as part of a mass dismissal of hundreds of workers for what Tesla said was poor performance.
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EPGC bought into Metro when its shares had hit an all-time low last year after the company cut its outlook due to poor performance at its Russian operations.
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EP bought into Metro when its shares had hit an all-time low last year after the company cut its outlook due to poor performance at its Russian operations.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs last week cut their 12-month price target for the stock, while BMO Capital Markets downgraded the company's shares on Friday, citing its poor performance.
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Franklin's poor performance at the Olympic trials secured her place in just three events – two individuals and a relay – down from the seven events she qualified for in London.
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Arguably, it set the tone for modern planning and zoning ordinances here in the U.S. Even back then, Mr. Locke knew that piss-poor planning promotes piss-poor performance.
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The Disney film failed to perform strongly at U.S. and Canadian box offices this past weekend, grossing $28.1 million, with some critics blaming the poor performance on negative headlines.
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For instance, firms in AICPA's index of the 750 largest companies — particularly those that focus on biotech and information technology — bounced back from poor performance in the second quarter.
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The poor performance was caused primarily by an untimely move into equities: the fund increased its allocation of shares to 70% of assets, just as global stockmarkets turned south.
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Deutsche's poor performance hit the DAX, with German stocks little revived by the Ifo institute reporting that German business morale had risen to a more-than-two-year high.
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In a sub-optimal climate for billionaire wealth expansion, the poor performance of hedge funds over the past year has caused an acceleration in client money deserting some managers.
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Mr Hunt has also tried to tackle what might politely be called "variance": the fact that the NHS contains valleys of poor performance as well as peaks of excellence.
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In these other accounts, the president was moved by a desire to see his relatives protected from the harsh spotlight — not kicked out of Washington, D.C., for poor performance.
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Charlie Hides just looked stiff (someone make that gal a Bo'nima smoothie!) and, honestly, I think she was still reeling from her poor performance in the talk show challenge.
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For some of the companies seeing poor performance lately, a continuously dropping stock price — like in the case of Twitter or Fitbit — can make those companies attractive acquisition targets.
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"The poor performance over the year was largely due to a significant slowdown in emerging markets where imports basically stagnated last year, barely growing in volume terms," Azevedo said.
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The company said in a statement that the group of pilots did not report for work to protest the dismissal of a colleague with a history of poor performance.
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Fellow miner Anglo American was meant to come to market later in the week in euros and US dollars, but the poor performance of Glencore's deal spoiled those plans.
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European stocks fluctuated on Monday to close slightly lower, as investors struggled to shake off concerns surrounding the persistent low oil prices and the poor performance in European banks.
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"This poor performance reflects energy firms struggling with lower oil prices and manufacturing firms hit by the strong dollar," said Jesse Edgerton, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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Opponents of DeVos cited her lack of experience, the poor performance of the Michigan Charter schools and her financial contributions to many of the senators voting for her confirmation.
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Mr. Zelensky also faulted the ministers for poor performance but offered praise and thanks that none had become entangled in a corruption scandal in the six months they served.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 2 (Reuters) - South Africa's RCL Foods reported a 60.8% drop in full-year profit on Monday, hurt by a poor performance in its sugar and chicken divisions.
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The poor performance follows a big fall in May when U.S.-China trade tension deepened and copper prices posted their steepest monthly decline in three-and-a-half years.
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But a poor performance could lead to a continuing standoff between Mr. Ramaphosa and his party rivals, or even fuel an outright challenge, party officials and political analysts say.
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NBC News affiliate WPRI reported that Raimondo told reporters of her decision Wednesday morning, as Bloomberg announced the end of his candidacy following a poor performance on Super Tuesday.
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Not only had Joe Biden resurrected his campaign and put a dent in Bernie Sanders' juggernaut, the poor performance of Biden's centrist rivals prompted new calls for their withdrawal.
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Son confirmed at Wednesday's earnings presentation that the fund's recent poor performance — and the accompanying deluge of bad news — has spooked potential investors in his next mega tech fund.
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The poor performance of recent IPOs such as Snap and Blue Apron — which has also dipped below its IPO price — raises the question of whether these companies can compete.
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Winners do not always capture their party's nomination, as Tom Harkin (1992), Mike Huckabee (2008) and Ted Cruz (2016) can attest, but a poor performance can end a campaign.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors pulled money out from hedge funds in January following a poor performance across the industry in December, data from hedge fund administrator SS&C GlobeOp showed.
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As the post-mortems for the British Labour Party's stunning defeat keep arriving, the most frequent explanation for its poor performance is its lack of a clear Brexit policy.
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Long work hours and lack of sleep may lead to poor performance, poor memory, inability to process new information, judgment issues, difficulties being alert and poor concentration, Seixas said.
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Reasons for poor performance include falling worldwide demand for capital goods, which has hit Germany's export-reliant economy, along with political uncertainty and structural changes in the automotive industry.
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A poor performance could hurt her campaign's upward trajectory, he said, pointing to Harris' campaign, which has lost most of what it gained after her breakout attack on Biden.
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Windows on ARM still lags behind regular Windows 27, thanks to some app compatibility and generally poor performance from previous Qualcomm chips, but the Snapdragon 22cx could change things.
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The common theme appears to be poor performance in over-leveraged companies against a weakening economic backdrop, but some investors are also questioning how the companies are being managed.
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An oversight report published five months ago blasted "Boeing's poor performance" and said cost overruns are expected to double the company's expenses, to at least $8.9 billion, by 2022.
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Mr. Giuliani was embraced as "America's mayor" after 9/11, a label, which he promoted for years, that allowed him to gloss over his poor performance in City Hall.
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Unit leaders used the test primarily to determine if their charges needed more physical conditioning, but poor performance didn't result in soldiers being judged unfit for service or promotion.
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"Given the poor performance of his Italian investments and uncertainty created by the new populist government, it could be a first step to reassessing Italy," said IG analyst Vincenzo Longhi.
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Perhaps most disturbingly, she also uncovered that the poor performance of one female surgeon later shaped how all female surgeons in the same specialty were viewed by referring physicians afterward.
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Biden's poor performance, and strong showings of candidates deemed less electable like Warren, suggests that people should be a little more humble in their claims about who can beat Trump.
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The United States received a score of 77.6 -- a figure that was driven down by its poor performance over issues such as poverty and women's economic participation, the report said.
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The company has been saddled by poor sales of small and midsize cars, overreliance on trucks, poor performance outside of the United States and a lack of alternative energy offerings.
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Especially in venture capital, where excuses for poor performance are a common trade, we need to resurrect the age-old skill of simply looking at the numbers and evaluating quality.
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That followed Wall Street's poor performance on Wednesday when those indexes fell by more than 3 percent overnight — one of the American stock market's worst one-day downturns in months.
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"The Valley's structure of industries does not favor fast growing, high wage sectors, which is one reason for the poor performance," said Levy in the economic report released last week.
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Walker joined forces with Democrats to win the race four years ago, but after a tumultuous term and a poor performance in polls, he decided to throw in the towel.
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Taube was disciplined for poor performance and sent to retraining because of her conduct on the scene and in its aftermath, according to the statement from the city of Asheville.
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Travis Perkins, Britain's biggest supplier of building materials, warned on full-year profit on Wednesday, blaming a poor performance in its plumbing and heating division which will now be reviewed.
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They were also turned off by the poor performance of new issues, particularly AB InBev's seven-trancher, which had been expected to set a positive tone for this week's proceedings.
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Nickel forecast that a poor performance by the CDU on Sunday would prompt its sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), to again demand controls on Germany's annual refugee intake.
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Yet the explanation of the USO's poor performance is likely cold comfort to those who have done so badly on a trade they may have thought was a home run.
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His poor performance at the first presidential debate was brought into even sharper relief by a stunning show from Hillary Clinton, who pointedly brought up Trump's chauvinist treatment of women.
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Parker, head of JP Morgan Private Bank's Thematic Equity Solutions division, said his team is also increasing their exposure in health care, which has also seen poor performance this year.
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"There are 12 teams and there's one with their head of state here," Ryan said, acutely aware that there is no hiding a poor performance from the retired rear admiral.
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Other investors cited the ongoing U.S.-China trade war as well as poor performance of some Chinese technology companies in the public markets, as factors for the fall in investment.
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Jim DeMint, the president of the conservative Heritage Foundation and a former senator from South Carolina, said Trump's poor performance reflected his lack of organization more than any inherent unpopularity.
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The company has been the subject of buyout rumors as the poor performance of print media continues to affect the publishing industry and companies increasingly use digital media for advertising.
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"(The changes are) not that surprising given the poor performance of the company and the additional supply chain issues that have come about," said D.A. Davidson analyst Linda Bolton Weiser.
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Their army is way too small to oust Ramsay, but they've also got to march soon, before snows block them in and lead to a repeat of Stannis's poor performance.
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BUENOS AIRES, Aug 12 (Reuters) - The Argentine peso opened 24.45% weaker on Monday at 60 per U.S. dollar after President Maurico Macri's poor performance in Sunday's primary election, traders said.
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An investigation, conducted by Canadian sports lawyer Richard McLaren, found that Russia had launched the scheme as early as 2011, following the country's poor performance at the 2010 Winter Olympics.
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Several private equity firms have been monitoring the company's poor performance and approached Eurazeo in October, the sources said, betting on the turnaround potential of the 70-year old company.
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Nissan's bottom line was hit by a strong yen and falling sales and its poor performance highlights the turmoil at the automaker after the ouster of former boss Carlos Ghosn.
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Trump said he fired Comey for poor performance, though he also reportedly told a group of Russian officials that the Comey dismissal would help get the Russia probe behind him.
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His poor performance was due in part to the strength of conservative Evan McMullin, who launched a third party bid to provide conservatives who didn't like Trump with an alternative.
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The local currency has fallen 25.69% since Sunday, when the center-right leader handed in an unexpectedly poor performance in the primary election against his chief Peronist challenger Alberto Fernandez.
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"Managers are presumably reluctant to shift performance away from the mutual fund if poor performance is likely to result in significant outflows and potential career consequences," according to the study.
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On the downside, Travis Perkins fell 4.4 percent after Britain's biggest supplier of building materials warned on full-year profit, blaming a poor performance in its plumbing and heating division.
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Yet, at the same time, the UK seriously lags several European competitors on the fiber broadband front — so the strategy is also intended to try to reboot current poor performance.
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The poor performance of Chinese banks in the first half would raise the prospect of the government injecting more than $100 billion to shore them up, some analysts have said.
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I was bearish on Zack Greinke's move to Arizona even before Monday night's poor performance, and I still am even now that we know Greinke was pitching with the flu.
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"Hillary just gave a disastrous news conference on the tarmac to make up for poor performance last night," Trump tweeted, referring to the presidential forum Wednesday night on NBC News.
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That coalescing -- along with his poor performance on Tuesday -- has now forced Bloomberg to confront the reality that his financial gamble not only hasn't paid off but has aided Sanders.
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"Looking at those test results will give us a pretty strong hint about which schools across the state will be under threat of closure for poor performance," Ms. Shapiro explained.
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There is a certifiable link between teenage anxiety and poor performance in school, as adolescents are forced to balance their home lives, academic success, recreational activities, and navigate social media.
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Mr. Ghosn has denied the allegations, attributing his fall to a coup engineered by Nissan's top leadership that he said was intended to divert attention from the company's poor performance.
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He pointed to the risk premium on Italian government bonds that consistently hovers in dangerous territory, to the poor performance of the Italian stock market and to rising investor anxiety.
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In a Wednesday tweet, Trump suggested Sessions' poor performance was because he recused himself from the Russia investigation as Attorney General, which had led to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's appointment.
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Switzerland's third-largest listed lender in August decided to keep the Italian asset manager after having put it under strategic review on the heels of a poor performance in 2018.
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But a strong showing in the Granite State went from a "nice-to-have" thing for Biden to nearly a "must-have" thing due to his poor performance in Iowa.
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Ninjas in Pajamas are looking to re-enter professional League of Legends after they were relegated from the European League of Legends Championship Series in 2017 due to poor performance.
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McGuire's Marcato Capital, which made waves when it led an activist campaign against Buffalo Wild Wings, is planning to return capital to investors after a multiyear run of poor performance.
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Investment advisers are divided on whether commodities are on the verge of reversing their poor performance, compared with stocks, and some who do think so aren't especially enthusiastic about it.
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In a letter to investors reviewed by The New York Times, Mr. Mindich said a mix of challenging market conditions and Eton Park's poor performance had led to the decision.
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Time Inc has been the subject of buyout rumors as the poor performance of print media continues to affect the publishing industry and companies increasingly use digital media for advertising.
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Switzerland's third-largest listed lender in August decided to keep the Italian asset manager after having put it under strategic review on the heels of a poor performance in 2018.
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The superjumbo's poor performance overshadowed an otherwise decent year for Airbus, which said on Monday that it delivered 718 aircraft in 2017, a 4 percent increase from the previous year.
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It estimates that, since 1961, America's poor performance accounts for more than 600,000 excess child deaths — deaths that wouldn't have happened if these kids were born into other wealthy countries.
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Saccone's poor performance is worrying for Republicans who were sure that tax cuts they passed last year, the party's only major legislative achievement under Trump, would be a vote winner.
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Cruz's poor performance at last week's Trump-free debate was a huge missed opportunity for the candidate, but if Cruz loses at tonight's Iowa Caucuses it won't be the only cause.
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Chevron blamed the delay in module deliveries to Wheatstone mainly on "poor performance" at one of the fabricating yards it originally chose, which led it to redirect work to other yards.
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After escalating the issue up the chain, Mejia claims, he was retaliated against, had his punch-in times questioned, and was eventually fired without a single write-up for poor performance.
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The Times JD Sports Fashion Plc has put the recent poor performance of Sports Direct into the shade with its latest financial results, which showed profits up 66 per cent. bit.
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In an attempt to remedy poor performance in its insurance segment, the Scottsdale, Arizona-based company said last month that it had fired the head of its largest division, Sam Srivastava.
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ET, TSN241 (Winnipeg), MSG (Buffalo) ABOUT THE JETS (23-93-29): Hellebuyck bounced back from a poor performance Saturday against the Islanders, making 24 saves in the two victories this week.
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The rear fingerprint reader was a disappointment more often than not; its poor performance means unlocking the phone with a PIN is easier than using the hit-or-miss biometric tool.
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" And while the committee said not only are employees uncovering misconduct retaliated against, some senior officials with poor performance records were given large bonuses and awards which damage "morale agency-wide.
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Dalsto said the Norwegian crown's poor performance suggested there was a lot of uncertainty among international investors spooked by U.S.-China trade ructions, Brexit wrangling and tensions in the Middle East.
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Uber is seeking a valuation of between $90 billion and $100 billion, influenced by the poor performance of smaller rival Lyft's shares following its IPO late last month, the sources said.
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Profit fell 5 percent in its last financial year, hit by a poor performance in its Greyhound bus division in the United States, which the firm said it could now sell.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden admitted early in the debate that he expects to take a hit in the upcoming New Hampshire primary after his poor performance in the Iowa caucus.
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In the case of Pinterest, it's probably less a result of newly public Lyft's poor performance on the stock market and more a result of its own reputation for slow growth.
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A spokeswoman for the charity said it fired those people because of poor performance or ethical breaches, and that each of them was given the opportunity to address their work problems.
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Lawless acknowledged that there may be some gender backlash among certain demographics, and that gender-role threat could account for some of Clinton's poor performance with men in polls so far.
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It was the latest in a string of profit warnings and negative outlooks from retailers including Sports Direct, Dixons Carphone and Bonmarche highlighting poor performance in the pre-Christmas trading period.
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SSGA said in a statement that the annual election of corporate directors was "key to effective governance", as it gave investors the ability to hold directors to account for poor performance.
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However, poor performance led the Giants make left tackle Nate Solder the highest-paid offensive lineman in history (since exceeded by Taylor Lewan) this offseason, moving Flowers to the right side.
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The Kent County Council pension fund, which holds the savings of government employees, had for months been frustrated by the poor performance of the £3.7bn ($4.7bn) Woodford Equity Income Fund (WEIF).
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Bombardier also said that Canada's second-largest public pension fund CDPQ's minority stake in its transportation unit would increase by 2.5 percent to 30 percent due to poor performance in 2018.
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On Sunday, after her team came in fourth during the 4x100m medley relay, Fu told a reporter by the poolside that she let her teammates down because of her poor performance.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It is easy for British businesses to use Brexit as an excuse rather than taking responsibility for their poor performance, Brexit minister Dominic Raab told BBC Radio on Thursday.
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Despite his poor performance during his hearing, Simpson's good behavior in prison and his low risk factors for recidivism were enough to persuade the board that he should be released early.
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Oftentimes, however, it is diversification that wins the race because a broadly diversified portfolio can better dilute poor performance of individual securities, preventing a handful of stocks from dragging overall returns.
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DAR ES SALAAM, July 14 (Reuters) - Tanzania's central bank has removed the chief executive of the state-run TIB Corporate Bank with immediate effect, citing poor performance of the financial institution.
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While employees probably cannot turn the tide of a poor performance streak, there are behaviors you can practice that will improve your chances for a raise this review cycle or next.
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The secrecy surrounding the council's informal polls — there is no telling who voted for whom and why — makes it difficult to explain the poor performance of the women in the race.
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BlackBerry's initial responses to the iPhone, which was released in 2007 and was the handset that made software the dominant feature of smartphones, were plagued with technical bugs and poor performance.
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Adequate Operating Key Peformance Indicators: Negative like-for-like NRI growth (-2.3%) in 2016 was driven mostly by poor performance in Russia, hiding Atrium's underlying growth of 1.8% (0.5% in 103).
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At this point, Fowler says in her post that she was given a choice of remaining on the team and accepting, "a poor performance review," or moving to a different team.
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Another poor performance like that and Winston might find himself in the same situation as his fellow top pick in the 2015 draft Marcus Mariota — benched in favor of a backup.
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In an otherwise poor performance by the Rays, the fans in Tampa Bay got one highlight in a slick catch by Jake Faria on a screaming line drive by Aaron Judge.
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Last week, Ms. Stefanik circulated a letter to her Republican House colleagues urging them to press party leaders for a postelection autopsy to assess the Republicans' poor performance in the midterms.
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The former New York mayor earlier Wednesday dropped out of the presidential race after a poor performance in the Super Tuesday contests and immediately endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden's candidacy.
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Days later, she placed fourth in New Hampshire, the latter an especially poor performance given the fact that southern New Hampshire shares a media market with Warren's home state of Massachusetts.
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Britain said it would nationalize Northern Rail, putting services between cities like Manchester and Leeds into government control after it axed a contract with Deutsche Bahn's Arriva due to poor performance.
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In a concession for the poor performance, Mr. Ackman recently offered investors a new fee structure that would allow them to recover some of their losses before paying new performance fees.
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But a 2011 report by the Department of Transportation's inspector general found that the arrangement created "potential risk" for aircraft manufacturers to appoint employees with inadequate qualifications or poor performance records.
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And the amount of training often has nothing whatsoever to do with the amount of knowledge required to do the job or the potential risk to the public from poor performance.
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" Warren, despite a poor performance in the state that neighbors her home of Massachusetts, cast herself as "a nominee that the broadest coalition of our party feels they can get behind.
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This will be the first time they are pitted against each other onstage without Martin O'Malley, who dropped out of the race after a poor performance in the Iowa caucuses Monday.
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"Thanks to the poor performance of European currencies, the dollar has managed to rise although the latest inflation data enhanced Fed rate cut expectations," said Takuya Kanda, general manager at Gaitame.
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But Tesla maintains that the workers — who numbered between 400 and 1,200 by various accounts — were not laid off but fired for poor performance reviews, and thus not subject to the regulation.
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Symptoms include an inability to keep still or focus on anything that doesn't fully absorb one's interest, disorganization, regularly missing appointments, poor performance in school or at work, and poor impulse control.
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And while the company is clearly counting on it to revive Nintendo's standing in wake of the Wii U's poor performance, it's far from certain if Switch will lure back publishing partners.
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The bullion prices are being driven by the poor performance of the dollar and of stock markets, Afshin Nabavi, head of trading at MKS in Switzerland, said, with silver driving the market.
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The powerful Royal Commission inquiry has already roiled the banking and funds-management industry and is now questioning managers of some of the largest retirement funds on alleged misconduct and poor performance.
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Last month, the Paris-based bank announced a plan to cut 1,600 jobs — mainly at its corporate and investment banking arm — in a bid to boost profitability after last year's poor performance.
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It is because investors can get out that hedge funds suffering a spell of poor performance can find themselves collapsing even though they have investments that might, given time, pay off handsomely.
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Meanwhile, after the announcement was made Tuesday morning, there was some speculation that Plank had been pushed out of the CEO role because of the company's recent poor performance in North America.
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Elsewhere, Niklas Hult scored just before halftime to help fourth-place Nice earn a 1-1 draw at Lille, and Marseille's poor performance at home continued with a goalless draw against Guingamp.
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As for the poor performance lately of many actively managed funds, particularly hedge funds, he said "it's probably true that only 15 percent to 20 percent" of the professionals are above average.
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Recent polling suggests that the president is less trusted than ABC or MSNBC—a poor performance, given that in 2016 only 21% of Americans suggested that they had confidence in television news.
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AppNexus, for example, has long been a potential IPO target, yet hasn't managed to cross into the public market, in part because of the poor performance of adtech companies that trade publicly.
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He wasn't angry or resolute—he was a man coming to terms with a poor performance by himself and his team in a game that still had 22017-plus minutes to play.
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"Other studies have shown insufficient sleep to be associated with increased accidents, problems concentrating, poor performance on the job and in school, and possibly, increased sickness and weight gain," she told Gizmodo.
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Whether or not the company's issues lie with other parts of the team, its core legacy products or otherwise, the blame for poor performance is largely going to land on the CEO.
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From a political family, Chu was parachuted into the race in October when former candidate Hung Hsiu-chu was unceremoniously dropped by the party due to her poor performance in opinion polls.
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And when it turns out a new hire isn't meshing well with the rest of the team, Huang believes that a personality clash is typically the cause more often than poor performance.
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In a statement obtained by ZDNet, Windows marketed head Yusef Medhi says the poor performance of its mobile division means it won't likely hit its original milestone within three years after release.
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Poor performance by a large bank, such as reporting large loan losses, will trigger a decline in its stock price, creating market pressure to reduce the bank's riskiness and strengthen its capital.
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There were perhaps some mitigating circumstances to his poor performance, not least his injury, but also his split with long-time trainer Brendan Ingle and his increased commitment to his Islamic faith.
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The Republican congressional majority deserves much of the blame for the poor performance of the federal government but the guy at the top, Obama, and his favored candidate, Clinton, took the hit.
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While many endowments have been posting slightly negative returns for the last fiscal year, Harvard's showing comes after years of poor performance as a series of investment chiefs have come and gone.
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"It is only so long that we can ignore poor performance," said Joelle Mevi, chief investment officer at the City of Fort Worth Employees Retirement Fund, which is invested with Pershing Square.
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In a statement, the airline said the employees' contracts were terminated due to operational necessity, inefficiency, poor performance as well as providing support to the movement of U.S.- based cleric Fethullah Gulen.
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In 85033, Vice President Biden did give his ticket a chance to recover from President Obama's poor performance in the first contest, but it was not seen as a particularly pivotal moment.
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CCB Brasil's credit assets continue to post a poor performance, which has been intensively eroding the bank's capital stance as a result of accumulated net losses over the past three consecutive years.
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NASA's Inspector General said in an audit that "management, technical and infrastructure issues driven by Boeing's poor performance" had led to delays and cost overruns, raising questions about the future launch timetable.
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Mr. Paulson disclosed the investment in Didi at a meeting with investors on Wednesday in New York during which he apologized for the overall poor performance of his $1.2 billion Advantage funds.
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"What'll be interesting this time is that they won't be able to blame the consumer or consumer trends for poor performance," he said, referring to higher consumer confidence readings and lower unemployment.
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"Current law and regulations that govern the federal workforce allow for ample options to reward good performers and discipline or remove employees for poor performance and misconduct," he said in a statement.
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In a press release at the time, he said Americans are tired of seeing federal employees engaging in misconduct, receiving consistently poor performance reviews and abusing the appeals process at taxpayers' expense.
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Mr. Solomon, above, takes on a firm suffering from the poor performance of its securities trading businesses and under criticism for profiting from the financial crisis at the expense of some clients.
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The agency has successfully grown under my direction, but I'm worried that my colleagues will not keep the place functioning smoothly — and that their poor performance will somehow be blamed on me.
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Shareholder John Farmer, a regular critical voice on Britain's annual general meeting circuit, said Sainsbury's' board had presided over a "blunderingly poor performance" and the "fiasco" of the failed Asda tie-up.
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Before the virus crisis spread spiralled out of control, N Brown had issued a profit warning in January citing poor performance at its financial services unit and more discounting in the market.
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And a poor performance on Tuesday could foreshadow defeat in a one-on-one runoff, a potentially ignominious end to Sessions' political comeback after President Donald Trump bounced him from his cabinet.
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And despite Bloomberg's poor performance, his well-paid campaign has already cut a video of him in the debate, misrepresenting his opponents and making him look better than he actually was. Classy!
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In the course of my nearly 35-year Wall Street career, I've been shocked at how many of my friends have their savings invested in vehicles with poor performance and high fees.
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While it created new opportunities for many individuals who had not previously worked in the White House, such inexperience may have led to poor performance and a slew of first-year departures.
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Irabu pitched in front of 52,000 fans and struck out nine Detroit Tigers but eventually unraveled, pummeled by the city's tabloids and fans for poor performance, his weight and his fat paycheck.
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As you said yesterday, that whole nonsense ended with a very poor performance by a man named Robert Mueller, an incompetent performance, but they say a lot of it started with Ukraine.
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HollyFrontier joined bigger rivals Valero Energy and Phillips 66 in beating profit estimates at a time when analysts had largely expected poor performance from refiners due to higher prices of Canadian crude.
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As you saw yesterday, that whole nonsense ended with a very poor performance, by a man named Robert Mueller, an incompetent performance, but they say a lot of it started with Ukraine.
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Uber is seeking a valuation of between $90 billion and $100 billion, influenced by the poor performance of smaller rival Lyft Inc's shares following its IPO late last month, the sources said.
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Still, the signs of a pullback in recruiting at Bridgewater are emerging at a time when a number of hedge funds, struggling with poor performance and unhappy investors, are starting to cut back.
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The restructuring plan, unveiled early last year, followed pressure from billionaire activist investors Carl Icahn and John Paulson in 2015 to split the company in three because of AIG's poor performance that year.
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However, as the poor performance between May 2013 and December 2015 shows - triggered by the taper tantrum and continued thanks to the slump in commodity prices - investors can get their fingers' badly burned.
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Though Under Armour's #MeToo problems weren't once mentioned by the company or by analysts during the investor meeting, some people are drawing a connection between the retailer's poor performance and bad corporate governance.
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Estimates could slide September 43 up by one spot in the all-time rankings — the total gross for September 2001 was $268.5 million — but it was still a poor performance by any measure.
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The poor performance, combined with the collapse of merger talks with Commerzbank (CRZBF), has put Sewing under pressure to dictate his new approach before the bank reports second quarter earnings later this month.
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"The food security situation has deteriorated in the pastoral and marginal agriculture livelihood zones following the poor performance of the 2018 short (October and November) rains," it said in a report this month.
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Hedge fund managers, once viewed as the rockstars of the financial world, are coming under fire by investors for poor performance—as is reflected in recent surveys and the mood among industry players.
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Jones said that he complained to executives that his boss, Jonathan Larsen, treated other reporters in the "TYT Investigates" group less harshly, and that he faced improper charges of insubordination and poor performance.
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One client railed against her supervisor's "bias" in giving her a poor performance review; indignation helped her avoid feeling shame about some accurate criticism she heard concerning habitual lateness and inattention to detail.
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Standard Chartered also warned that more than 150 current or former executives were at risk of having their bonuses clawed back if they were found to be responsible for the bank's poor performance.
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Emadi blamed much of the economy's poor performance on a deep-rooted structural issue: the influence of paramilitary bodies such as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as well as religious institutions on business.
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President Trump won the district by 19643 points, and McMorris Rodgers will probably be okay in the fall, but her poor performance is especially notable because this was once Tom Foley 's district.
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By the same token, she should perhaps not be blamed for the poor performance of "Joy"—"without Jennifer Lawrence in it, it would have been a flop, a total flop," says the executive.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's once-dominant center-right political party, Les Republicains, was in disarray on Monday after its leader quit, acknowledging his responsibility for the group's poor performance in last week's European elections.
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AIG is in the middle of an ambitious two-year turnaround plan, which followed pressure from billionaire activist investors Carl Icahn and John Paulson to split up the company because of poor performance.
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As an indication of this poor performance, Italy's economy today is still some 6 percent below its 2008 pre-crisis peak level, while its youth unemployment rate remains in excess of 35 percent.
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India's economic growth slumped to 5.8% in the January-to-March period compared to 6.6% in the previous three months due in large part to poor performance in the agriculture and manufacturing industries.
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" But Dugan Bliss, an SEC lawyer, contended Tilton misled investors by directing the valuations of assets underlying the three so-called Zohar collateralized loan obligation funds remain unchanged despite their poor performance. "Ms.
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Of the 14 high schools targeted first, the city has already closed two because of poor performance and enrollment and merged another into the higher-performing school with which it shared a building.
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Still, the signs of a pullback in recruiting at Bridgewater are emerging at a time when a number of hedge funds, struggling with poor performance and unhappy investors, are starting to cut back.
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The 35-year-old Alonso was frustrated with the poor performance of the Honda-powered McLaren cars during winter testing, having already endured two bleak seasons since returning to the team in 2015.
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"To our knowledge, the present study is the first to provide evidence of a directional association between screen time and poor performance on development screening tests among very young children," the researchers wrote.
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Marshall then scored an 80-yard touchdown after a wicked double move against Revis, who then absorbed some pointed criticism from Marshall about his poor performance against Texans receiver DeAndre Hopkins last November.
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In what would otherwise be the "Introduction" section of his report, the student explains that he'll be on academic suspension the next semester due to his poor performance in a Differential Equations class.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Investors punished hedge funds for poor performance by removing $13.43 billion in cash in June, marking one of the biggest monthly drawdowns since research firm eVestment began tracking flows in 2009.
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Poor performance fueled redemptions even more, eVestment researchers said, noting that the 10 stock-oriented hedge funds suffering the biggest redemptions in June have each lost roughly 8 percent on average this year.
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CAF had said that Lamptey was guilty of "poor performance" in the match and "awarded a wrong penalty for handball despite the fact that the ball never touched the hand of the player".
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Early this year Novartis Chief Executive Joe Jimenez replaced Alcon's chief executive following successive quarters of falling sales, attributing the poor performance to a lack of innovative new products and waning customer focus.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services began a "scorecard" program on Monday to track the performance of Medicaid providers, but participation is voluntary and participants will face no penalties for poor performance.
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Netflix is also currently facing lower-than-expected subscriber growth, due to price increases to its subscription plans and poor performance of expensive original shows and films over the past couple of quarters.
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Utah Jazz 99 - Boston Celtics 94 Mike Conley scored 25 points on a hot 3-point shooting night as visiting Utah overcame a poor performance from Donovan Mitchell to beat banged-up Boston.
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Elliott said on Friday that now that PPG's bid was off the table it is merely attempting to censure the company's management for poor performance, rather than seeking to change its strategic direction.
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Warren may face some tough choices about her campaign's future in the coming days given her poor performance Tuesday, but hours beforehand, her campaign released a lengthy memo vowing she'd keep pushing onward.
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Citing unidentified sources, the report said senior officials had grown concerned that Mahmoud el-Sisi's poor performance in handling the news media and other aspects of his job would hurt his father's image.
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"I was deeply disappointed by the poor performance we observed," senior study author Dr. Jack S. Resneck, Jr. of the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, told Reuters Health by email.
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The Quinnipiac University poll reflects the danger that Biden is facing — a reflection of his poor performance in Iowa, not to mention what was already a lack of enthusiasm among his core supporters.
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Retail also suffered from a poor performance on Friday, with U.K. firms Marks & Spencer and Kingfisher closing at the bottom of the index, after Deutsche Bank cut its target price on the stocks.
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Governors championed loftier goals and graduation standards for students, higher standards and improved professional development for teachers, additional funding for pre-K and college, revamped student assessments, and stricter accountability for poor performance.
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Only twice has Biden's support fallen outside the margin of error of 30%: Once, when he received an announcement bump in late April, and later, after his poor performance in his first debate.
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Poor performance for AHL comes at a time when many other computer-driven trend-following strategies have been struggling, with the average fund down 3.5 percent, data from investment bank Societe Generale showed.
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Aside from having distinct standards and consequences for what happens with poor performance, Hallberg suggests that it can help to have an action plan when it comes to improving an employee's work levels.
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He needs to raise cash from the Woodford Equity Income Fund, which had 3.7 billion pounds in assets under management when suspended, to pay back investors seeking their money due to poor performance.
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity businesses due to heightened government regulation and poor performance from the sector.
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The retailer initially said it dropped the clothing line after poor performance; though Ivanka's brand initially disputed that announcement, several other retailers appeared to also have severed ties with the clothing and accessories line.
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"This does not stop it being a very poor performance - the worst in the history of Reckitt Benckiser - from a company that has previously set the benchmark for topline growth," said analysts at Bernstein.
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Minority investors have been becoming more assertive in Japan, complaining about what they see as poor performance as well as returns from cash-hoarding firms, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe advocating strengthening corporate governance.
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American International Group Inc's directors also declined to award Chief Executive Officer Peter Hancock a cash bonus for last year, according to a proxy filing on Thursday, after the company's poor performance roiled shareholders.
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"These weak inventory investment readings are consistent with the rather poor performance of consumer spending in the first quarter, leaving owners with excessive stocks and no incentive to add to them," said the NFIB.
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SocGen, France's third-largest bank, announced earlier this month a plan to cut 1,600 jobs, mainly at its corporate and investment banking arm, in a bid to buoy profitability after last year's poor performance.
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The company said revenue was unchanged for the financial year 2019 at 871.7 million pounds ($1.14 billion), but declined 4.5 percent in the fourth-quarter, with poor performance in its wholesale and ecommerce businesses.
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With Trump already reeling from a poor performance in the first debate with Hillary Clinton, the tape of the vulgar 2005 conversation between Bush and Trump was another blow to an already teetering campaign.
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But that relatively poor performance is signaling that there could be improvement among Chinese stocks in the near term, Ahern said, adding that he could see them rallying back up to their March highs.
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The Hasselblad True Zoom is also available at Verizon stores on September 8 for $250—way too expensive for something this impractical with rather poor performance in low light settings like a stuffy office.
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In part, the writedowns are due to Yahoo's failure to meet Tumblr's perhaps too ambitious $100 million sales goal, but also because of the poor performance of publicly traded social media sites like Twitter.
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Societe Generale, France's third-largest bank, unveiled on Tuesday a plan to cut 1,600 jobs, mainly at its corporate and investment banking arm, in a bid to buoy profitability after last year's poor performance.
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Andrea Illy said that despite the poor performance of coffee prices recently, he sees positive demand in the years to come, mainly driven by the Asian market and the growth in consumption in China.
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The poor performance has meant less prize money for the team while the loss of Martini, replaced as title sponsors by telecom company ROKiT, and departure of other backers has also had financial implications.
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Amid all the headlines of hedge fund closures and poor performance, Systematica has grown from $7.9 billion in outside capital when the firm launched in January 2015 to assets now north of $10 billion.
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Speaking at the Reuters Global Investment 2018 Outlook Summit, Vranos said he has instead been looking for value in nonperforming loans, reflecting discounts they command, and loans of "fallen angels" rebounding from poor performance.
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"In our view, the seeds of Q3's poor performance versus expectations were planted with the reduction in advertising and promotional spend in the first half," said RBC Capital Markets analyst James Edwardes Jones.
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While the company's initial poor performance was blamed on Amazon's announcement of a competing service just days before its IPO, it's now become clear that the company's problems are bigger than its monster competitor.
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L'Oreal's advisor, Lazard, was originally hoping for a valuation close to 1 billion euros for the business, but the sources said such a price was challenging given the chain's recent struggles and poor performance.
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Savers' 401(k) plans are too easily tapped into and even when they are left alone, their returns over the long term suffer because of poor performance and steep fees charged by fund managers.
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity business due to heightened government regulation and poor performance from the sector.
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"As long as they can talk away the results as attributable to something else other than just poor performance, the other public service commissions can't hold them over the fire as much," he added.
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This comparatively poor performance is not explained by the diversion of resources to corporate political spending; the sums involved, while large in absolute terms, represent a tiny fraction of total revenues at large firms.
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Outside the large-cap space, UK estate agency Countrywide sank 21 percent after it reported a 22.5 percent drop in full-year earnings, bruised by poor performance in its main sales and lettings business.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 20123 race Warren's poor performance in her home state reflected a loss of support among her core groups: women, white college-educated voters and liberals.
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Several of those schools are among city's worst-performing: eight are in the city's Renewal program for struggling schools, and two have been closed by the Department of Education for poor performance since 2014.
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N Brown, which has shut shops to focus on online sales, also said it had been hit by a poor performance at its financial services unit, with its shares falling 25% by 1035 GMT.
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Vale shares jumped 2.8 percent in Sao Paulo on Tuesday to 51.90 reais each, recovering from a poor performance the day before when another court decision shut two more dams operated by the company.
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They watched her spar unsuccessfully over this issue with Clinton Global Initiative member and NBC morning news anchor Matt Lauer during Wednesday night's national security forum, and blamed her poor performance on — Matt Lauer.
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The media storm, made worse by several contentious interviews given by Mr. Parker, 37, resulted in a poor performance at the box office for his film and its shunning on the seasonal awards circuit.
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In the latest development of the current crisis facing Papa John's, ousted founder John Schnatter on Monday made a slew of accusations against Chief Executive Officer Steve Ritchie for causing the company's poor performance.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis When you're running a small business, there's not much room for an employee who isn't meeting expectations — one person's poor performance can impact the entire company.
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The powerful Royal Commission inquiry has already roiled the banking and funds-management industry and now it is the turn of Australia's pension fund sector to answer questions about alleged misconduct and poor performance.
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Over all, 22008 was one of the worst years for hedge fund closures since the financial crisis, with hundreds of smaller funds closing because of poor performance, investor redemptions and complaints about high fees.
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Peru's Central Bank chief Julio Velarde said as well as external factors and slowed domestic spending, the bank had revised its growth projections downwards because of the poor performance of the key mining sector.
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Hedge funds have been beleaguered by poor performance in the past year after some were wrong-footed by the pace of U.S. interest rate hikes and the post-election rally in the United States.
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Gilts' current strength also probably reflects the relatively poor performance of the British stock market, which along with the pound has borne the brunt of shifts in investor appetite in response to Brexit developments.
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Since growth companies appear more interest-rate sensitive (perhaps given their potential need for financing), a dovish Fed has consequently contributed to the poor performance of macro funds, the analysts said in the report Wednesday.
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Our Revolution's move could also signal to national black Democrats that the group isn't just serious about black candidates, but is looking to make inroads after Sanders' poor performance with black voters in the South.
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Dutch trade union leaders say returns would have been higher if Tata's leaders hadn't diverted investment to Britain, in the hope of correcting a history of poor performance and underinvestment in the steel industry there.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Wilmar International Ltd said on Thursday its annual net profit dropped nearly 9 percent in 2015 to an eight-year low, weighed down by poor performance in its palm oil business.
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The report's authors point to "chronic imbalances" in labor force participation and salaries as key drivers of the disappointing results, with the number of women holding senior positions as another area of continued poor performance.
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Released on Wednesday, the OIG audit admonishes Boeing for its "poor performance" and NASA for "unacceptable" practices concerning the late delivery of two rocket components known as Core Stages that Boeing is contracted to build.
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Miners continued their poor performance this week as commodity prices continued to weaken ahead of the Trump administration's Friday deadline to impose tariffs on $34 billion of worth of Chinese imports into the United States.
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Teachers' unions have huge bargaining power—in India, for instance, they man polling stations and have reserved seats in state assemblies—and can therefore protect their members from being held to account for poor performance.
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The banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity businesses due to heightened government regulation and poor performance from the sector.
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With Nixon's poor performance in mind Lyndon Johnson decided not to debate Barry Goldwater in 1964 and risk denting his big lead in the polls (Johnson was ahead by 65% to 29% in mid-September).
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity businesses due to heightened government regulation and a poor performance from the sector.
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The Egyptian market is tracked by the $55 million VanEck Vectors Egypt Index ETF (EGPT), which is bouncing back this year, but has matched the poor performance of the MSCI country index in recent periods.
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His poor performance so far in the race has disheartened investors who see Alckmin as the best bet to rein in Brazil's $40 billion primary budget deficit and restore confidence in Latin America's largest economy.
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"To some extent the poor performance of Finnish bonds reflects the negative ratings outlook," said Marius Daheim, senior fixed income strategist at SEB AG. All three major ratings agencies have Finland on a negative outlook.
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Grindeanu, a Social Democrat, has been under pressure to reshuffle his team, with some senior politicians from both the PSD and ALDE accusing his cabinet of poor performance and failing to uphold the governing programme.
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