The impact: States submitting waivers are projecting coverage losses, with Kentucky projecting 95,000 fewer residents on Medicaid each month.
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Oppenheimer is not the only firm projecting a solid year for the market in 2020, but some Wall Street strategists are projecting a decline.
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"The number that came out this morning is well above what we have been projecting, what anybody has been projecting," said Paul Thomsen, the head of the IMF's European department.
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"The number that came out this morning is well above what we have been projecting, what anybody has been projecting," the head of the IMF's European department Poul Thomsen said.
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Rather than projecting future emissions from "covered emissions" — i.e.
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Projecting who will actually vote is hardly an exact science.
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Projecting the Us that's fit for the consumption of others.
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CNN is not independently projecting a winner for this race.
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What they're saying: Both sides are — no surprise — projecting optimism.
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Hicks says roughly half the states are projecting lower revenues.
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I think she was projecting, and she just started crying.
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Analysts were projecting the company to earn $2.20 per share.
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Earlier this week, they were projecting an increase next September.
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What is it that's projecting itself onto your prisoner's cinema?
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Projecting even farther into the future, that number only expands.
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Analysts are projecting similar gains over the next several quarters.
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You've ended up projecting coldness but also weakness and hurt.
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But this form of projecting is not confined to race.
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They simply update the baseline for projecting the mandate's effects.
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The American model has backed off on projecting Southern snow.
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The Biden campaign responded saying the Trump campaign was projecting.
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And projecting all of that back on to the classics.
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Decision Desk is projecting that Genevieve Collins will face Rep.
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Industry experts were projecting a number closer to $50 million.
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We're projecting revenue growth next year between 1193 and 6%.
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And perhaps it was me projecting, but he looked sad.
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The Bank of Greece has been projecting 2.5 percent growth.
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I get the thrill of projecting fantasies onto attractive strangers.
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U.S. financial markets are projecting no rate hikes in 2019.
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At first, I was just projecting lyrics on the wall.
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Scott Devitt at Stifel is projecting three million new users.
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Everyone was projecting 2 percent growth, we were projecting 20073 percent growth and everybody gave the reasons why we couldn&apost get to three and we came up with the reasons and the policies.
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Chanos is not alone in projecting rough sledding for the sector.
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"We're projecting a very unrealistic body image," Madden told the outlet.
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Maybe I'm just projecting my deep-seated loathing for these icons.
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Forecasters are once again projecting 100 degree-plus temperatures for Monday.
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Perhaps not even Bez himself knows where this gaze is projecting.
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The headlamps are also capable of projecting information onto the road.
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Their claims, projecting from their respective coastlines, overlap at the pole.
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As usual, Trump is projecting his own faults onto his opponent.
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We are projecting 6% as a baseline, with significant upside potential.
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It's projecting consumer spending worldwide to top $110 billion in 2018.
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K., I was projecting whatever I was going through onto you.
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Basically, projecting your situation with certainty beyond that would be difficult.
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These small shifts go a long way in projecting self-assuredness.
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Clinton's aides are projecting confidence, but there's anxiety in her camp.
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Either way, experts argued, deniers are not projecting confidence or cohesion.
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This year, Adobe is projecting that number to surpass $100 billion.
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Be careful about projecting your anger — or your passion — onto others.
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Some analysts are projecting the economy added 2628,28503 jobs last month.
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Fangraphs is even more bullish, projecting them to go 22016-65.
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" • "The McKinsey study isn't projecting mass job loss due to automation.
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Many women respond by projecting what they want onto their daughters.
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We're extremely vulnerable to injury while projecting a kind of imperviousness.
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There is an "inherent difficulty of projecting an electorate," he says.
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Publicly, President Ashraf Ghani was among them, projecting a measured tone.
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Decision Desk is projecting that in the race for retiring Rep.
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Mr. Hawley has been projecting a fair amount of confidence lately.
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Mr. Netanyahu has been projecting an image of business as usual.
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That is above the 7.6 million that the company was projecting.
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Overholt makes her proposals shine by proofreading, personalizing, and projecting confidence.
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I'm projecting to do $600,000 to $700,000 in sales this year.
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The company is projecting approximately $2.8 billion in free cash flow.
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I worry about what is the image he's projecting to them.
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The Democratic leader was projecting confidence in a Thursday press conference.
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What is it presenting to the world, projecting on the world?
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When Faux Fauvism is succeeding, it triggers a 'cloud gazing' effect: a state when the viewer is unable to determine whether they are projecting an image into reality, or if reality is projecting its image into them.
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The bank is projecting a further jump to $22000 billion next year.
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The firm is projecting a 20 percent upside for the company's stock.
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Projecting #EmolumentsWelcome at Trump hotel in DC. Photo by Liz Gorman pic.twitter.
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The leaves served as pinhole cameras projecting tiny eclipses on the ground.
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The co-founders said they were projecting $940,000 in sales for 2018.
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CoreLogic is now projecting a smaller, 4.8 percent gain in November 20173.
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Estimates are projecting an eventual domestic take of more than $100 million.
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They're projecting some pretty big numbers around when the next iPhone drops.
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It&aposs personalizing your political appetites, projecting it onto the White House.
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Dow futures are currently projecting a 300+ point gain at the open.
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They become experts at projecting autonomy in a system that abhors it.
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She then faced issues with projecting the image on the interior frame.
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TIM COOK: At the last quarter, I'm not projecting quarter by quarter.
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Gingrich understood that projecting seriousness about policy was a form of messaging.
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But it's also the image that he's projecting: I'm a strong man.
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Through her profound grief, she finds purpose in projecting strength and unity.
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Plus, there's a bit of drama in the major categories—we're projecting
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So I should probably stop projecting my 21st-century impatience onto her.
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The Met is projecting an overall deficit this year of $8 million.
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The company is projecting revenue of more than $350 million in 2016.
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Some experts are projecting these numbers will fall overwhelmingly short of demand.
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Its effective use of VR's strengths, like projecting scale, make it interesting.
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His expertise at projecting the future was also evident in his novels.
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In the end, architecture is projecting imagination to realize a tangible project.
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Historically, these equivalents are the basis for projecting a winner in Iowa.
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But in 2020, it's projecting a slowdown, with rates only rising 1.4%.
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We saw it there and we know that they are projecting it.
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Analysts are projecting Tesla will report quarterly earnings of $0.57 per share.
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He started projecting on the Trump Hotel before Trump even took office.
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The company is now projecting a $0.35 loss per share this quarter.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow is projecting first-quarter US growth of 1.7%.
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The bank is still projecting growth of 2.8 percent this year, however.
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Will the allies keep it low-key, or focus on projecting strength?
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Projecting herself from the sidelines only hurts the Democratic agenda moving forward.
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In literary terms, projecting feeling onto inanimate objects is called pathetic fallacy.
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Ice Cycle demonstrated the simple visual pleasure of projecting light onto fabric.
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Both it and the Upshot were projecting a Georgia win for Clinton.
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The ovals are abstract, and we are projecting this reading onto them.
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It can lead to projecting your own insecurities onto others which can manifest in bullying to other men and women, and projecting insane standards onto women and objectifying them because of your own lack of security and self worth.
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Many other countries and regimes are projecting their particular versions of Islam internationally.
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Since I had zero expectations, I wasn't projecting a Utopian future on him.
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The scanners work by projecting light in a grid pattern onto an object.
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Mostly, she puts everyone at ease by projecting a calm and reassuring presence.
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Shortly after 9pm, both ABC News and NBC News were projecting the Ohio
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I admittedly may be projecting my own feelings and laziness regarding ironing here.
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Most forecasts incorporate existing policies but are leery of projecting newer, stronger policies.
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The restaurant chain also warned on outlook, projecting weak same-store sales growth.
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FiveThirtyEight is projecting Clinton as having an 89% chance at winning the presidency.
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Now, he's projecting passion and outrage about what has happened to the country.
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To be sure, many factors are at play when projecting the market's direction.
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And now, intentionally or not, the First Lady is projecting a similar message.
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Analysts are projecting earnings of $2.42 per share, according to Refinitiv IBES data.
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On the year, Intel is projecting $61.3 billion in revenue and $3.00 EPS.
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Forlani puts visible effort into projecting yearning and indecision into her backward glances.
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And now he's projecting reassurance as he asks about Austin's tolerance for spice.
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But Erdogan's ambitions likely go further than taking back control and projecting authority.
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It had previously been projecting to start production in the fall of 2020.
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And by any objective analysis, that's not the image that he's projecting out.
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This year, we're projecting double-digit growth to about $100 million in revenue.
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When I feel rejected, I'm usually projecting my insecurities onto the reasons given.
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Mr Xi is also projecting what for China is unprecedented military power abroad.
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Ruby Rose is tired of people projecting their own body insecurities onto her.
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The 19 person company is projecting $360 million per year in facilitated savings.
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Voting ended in Israel's election Tuesday, with exit polls projecting a dead heat.
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By projecting images onto clothes, apparel businesses can experiment with interactive clothing design.
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Computer model projecting high/low temperatures for Chicago during the next two weeks.
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Google News today shows everyone the same stories, projecting a ground-level truth.
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At home, projecting a movie onto the black surface of an actual HDTV.
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I'm projecting a whopping SIX slots will be open for 5-7 teams.
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This president is a master at projecting his own failings on his opponents.
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And here at the St. Louis Fed we were projecting above trend growth.
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Some are projecting that growth in the second quarter will top 4 percent.
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Analysts were projecting revenue of $1.42 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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I'm projecting a whopping FIVE slots will be open for 5-7 teams.
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"I'll keep that in my heart," the singer said, projecting a genuine decency.
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The department is now projecting that the school will have around 230 students.
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It's projecting the greatest benchmark outperformance since the height of the tech bubble.
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"We should be projecting stability and continuity through our State Department," Schumer said.
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Boxoffice Pro is projecting "Joker" to make $103 million in its US opening.
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The Fed is projecting two more rate hikes before the end of 2017.
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Analysts are mostly projecting annual sales of around $300 million from this drug.
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For FY22.3, Nintendo is projecting sales of ¥24.22 billion, or around $21.9 billion.
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Luckily, no study is projecting this will happen, at least not anytime soon.
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But the Taliban have recently been projecting themselves as a more moderate force.
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Universities are projecting tuition increases to make up the cost of the regulation.
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That makes projecting revenues and other essential business-planning measures next to impossible.
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It's not much of a platform for projecting leadership during the coronavirus crisis.
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Emoji significantly cuts down on projecting your emotion through long and meaningless words.
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Bookmakers are projecting the Patriots over/under for the season at 11 wins.
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That night, his campaign manager Kevin Sheekey sent out a statement projecting calm.
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There is little real competition -- CNN is projecting Trump will win the state.
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Go deeper: Projecting all 41 bowl games, including the College Football Playoff (ESPN)
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Analysts are projecting profit growth of more than 17% from a year ago.
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I don't think our scenario projecting a moderate economic recovery has been derailed.
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I don't think our scenario projecting a moderate economic recovery has been derailed.
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Al Qaeda, too, wasn't happy about the Taliban projecting an image of independence.
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Adobe is projecting $9.4 billion in online sales for this coming Cyber Monday.
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It is projecting 650,000 new subscribers in the U.S. and 4.35 million internationally.
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That is a technical resistance level calculated by projecting the trading band behavior.
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Exit polls are currently projecting between eight and 10 seats for Yisrael Beiteinu.
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They're caught somewhere between conveying realistic portraits of their lives and projecting stability.
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On a GAAP basis, analysts are projecting losses at Uber through mid-2022.
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He does this by projecting robust economic growth to make his task easier.
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Maybe we're projecting here, but to be frank, we'd put money on this.
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Projecting forward, Sanders simply needs to do better than this to win nationally.
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Projecting that and them not being comfortable with it is kind of strange.
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Looking inside the box you see that this is accomplished by rear-projecting one video onto a screen and projecting another onto a mirror on the floor in front of the screen, which in turn projects the imagery onto the screen.
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The issue is that the Hustlers are already projecting forward to the coming merge.
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Netflix is projecting it will add 9.4 million net subscribers during the fourth quarter.
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They're projecting 2.5% growth in 2019, 2% in 2020 and just 1.8% in 2021.
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That is just a tick under the 2150 million that the company was projecting.
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They are professional blank slates, projecting whatever mood their work calls for that day.
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Analysts had been projecting eventual annual sales for the treatment of nearly $400 million.
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Indeed, futures prices on the three major indexes were projecting lower openings Friday morning.
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He cautions this may be his last milestone, projecting 40,000 would come in 2032.
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The line between defending her and projecting our own stance onto her is blurred.
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Two Rivers feels a bit like a Potemkin village, projecting an illusion of affluence.
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I think for anybody, whatever they are projecting is identity-specific and place-specific.
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And later on I said, 'I shouldn't be projecting my marriage on to her.
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That is, if you buy the idea of projecting out, which I don't really.
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The Atlanta Fed is projecting GDP to increase 3.7 percent in the third quarter.
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But they are also projecting the deals will boost their combined profits by $1.4bn.
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At some point, however, Facebook began projecting this business strategy as a mythical question.
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He was consistently projecting what leadership wanted to happen, not what was actually happening.
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Jobbik has been trying to lure voters by projecting a more moderate, centrist image.
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Fitch is projecting an underwriting loss in 2017 with the combined ratio reaching 101%.
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You said a word that was very interesting — that people were "projecting" onto her.
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One big question: Whether IEA, while projecting growth, is too timid in its outlook.
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Collecting data The process of projecting races begins by creating a sample of precincts.
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Being human has, since the very beginning, always meant projecting humanity onto inanimate things.
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Or was I just projecting, wishing there was more to the needlessly long story?
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A Clinton spokeswoman accused Trump of projecting his own "vulnerabilities" onto his Democratic opponent.
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It accomplishes this by projecting light directly onto the eyeball, literally augmenting your vision. .
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Projecting into the future is hard if you don't know that future's gonna happen.
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The bank is also projecting minimal charges on the assets it wants to exit.
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Projecting 2019: Boston returns much of the offense from its World Series-winning roster.
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The federal government was also projecting gasoline consumption would increase at a healthy pace.
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Industry analysts are projecting a solid $50 million domestic opening for the Warner Bros.
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Analysts at Piper Jaffray were "skeptical" after the results, projecting an $11.50 price target.
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When I paint, it's like projecting an image from my thoughts onto a canvas.
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That figure was four times the size of the profit it had been projecting.
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I constructed the painting by projecting some of what they told me could happen.
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On Wednesday, Deere moderated its previous expectations, projecting farm cash receipts to remain flat.
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Vanguard is also projecting that international stocks will achieve higher returns than U.S. stocks.
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They are projecting full-year earnings of $10.55 to $10.85 per share, excluding items.
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The International Energy Outlook document says little about its methods for projecting renewable energy.
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The news organization is projecting the election poll results on the Empire State Building.
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Boxoffice Pro is projecting "It: Chapter Two" to earn $36 million domestically this weekend.
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The Speaker has, in turn, accused Trump of projecting in his criticism of her.
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But analysts are projecting minimal gains, if any, when automakers report their July results.
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Sony was projecting a $12 million to $13 million opening on over 3,400 screens.
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For Cokes, projecting only text and refusing to show the torture images is primordial.
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Many other analysts are projecting sales gains in the 3 to 4 percent range.
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What, have you found, is the key to projecting authority without being a dick?
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Do you get the sense that the author is projecting a little bit here?
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In G4S's case, that meant projecting an image of religious neutrality to its clients.
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And despite this reduction, the market is projecting a lower path of rate hikes.
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"It's projecting a fantasy of a high school experience," Oleynik told The Times recently.
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As of February 27th, it's projecting just 0.70% returns for the next 12 years.
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But Chinese military thinkers argue that carriers remain an essential part of projecting power.
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" And projecting into the future creates stress, which he calls "the absence of presence.
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One that we have no basis for generalizing about or projecting our fantasies onto.
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Some economists are projecting annualized growth of less than 1% for the fourth quarter.
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The company is projecting that the consumer market could come as soon as 2025.
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Analysts are currently projecting 38 percent growth at AWS this year, according to FactSet.
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Meanwhile, Avis is projecting between full-year earnings per share of $2.40 and $2.85.
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The government recently unveiled its budget for 2017-19, projecting more major austerity measures.
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In the dawn light, all that remained was the base projecting from shattered masonry.
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Analysts had been projecting that the unit could fetch as much as $20 billion.
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He was not necessarily bragging, just projecting real confidence that things would go well.
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I was trying to follow what other people said about projecting leadership and dominance.
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That level is calculated by projecting the width of the trading band above 2285,33.
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At hypermiling speeds, they are projecting The Pheonix will go up to 1,300 miles.
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Projecting clear convictions is important for preventing adversaries from misreading America's intentions and will.
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The German central bank released figures in December projecting 2.5 percent growth in 2018.
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Jeff Tako Takemoto: Projecting DeAngelo Williams's value and rank after Le'Veon Bell comes back?
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Revenue: $84.3 billion, just ahead of where Apple warned and what most analysts were projecting.
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Projecting earnings and dividend growth is critical for forecasting market performance over long time frames.
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The company is projecting it will add 9.4 million net subscribers during the fourth quarter.
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AMD is projecting fourth-quarter revenue of $1.45 billion, below consensus estimates of $1.6 billion.
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The clinician can forego the gaming rig and focus on projecting a natural, empathetic presence.
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She and thousands like her, they&aposre really really good at projecting anger and outrage.
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Nevertheless, they can't help projecting their own fears and their own baggage onto their kids.
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Nolan's Dunkirk will screen several days early in theaters projecting it in 35mm and 70mm.
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Ivanka Trump is the other side of the coin, projecting the idealized femininity of 2016.
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Cooxupé is projecting a 17 percent decline in production where members of the cooperative operate.
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However, the consensus seemed shakier with six of the 17 policymakers projecting just one hike.
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It is the human element — the difficulty of projecting social, demographic, economic, and technological changes.
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Even last night, some polling firms did reasonably well when projecting the national vote totals.
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And Spotify said it's projecting as many as 96 million subscribers by year-end 2018.
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By referencing the Lucasfilm logo, Imaginary Forces is instantly projecting us back to the 1980s.
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And he is better at projecting bemused condescension than any politician in the game today.
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The Federal Reserve is projecting GDP growth going forward at a mere 2 percent annually.
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The company is projecting adjusted earnings per share in the range of $1.52 to $1.72.
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The eurozone looks to be recovering but is still projecting just 1.1% growth this year.
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They want to see themselves in the dolls that they've been projecting onto for decades.
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So liberation for her was projecting black people as perfect, and invulnerable to mental illness.
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Examples of Western media articles and videos projecting techno-orientalist conceptions onto Chinese people abound.
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Perhaps most fatally, his incoherence has prevented him from projecting power through the federal government.
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Barack Obama said that Russia was stepping into a quagmire—perhaps projecting his own fears.
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Way too many are projecting this into AI partly to push it into the future.
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It's also possible that a different mathematical model for projecting costs might yield different results.
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Projecting human qualities on aliens "constrains our thinking along a very narrow path," Ball said.
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The cloud services company is projecting 30 percent sales growth for the next 12 months.
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Analysts on average were projecting operating EBITDA of 828 million euros for the full year.
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Instead of projecting "makeup" as it were, Asai notes, they played with light and shadow.
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"My sense is we're really projecting more than what the person is thinking," Hormes said.
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Elite schools spend a considerable amount of time and resources projecting a positive public image.
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"Johnson's body language was projecting he was preparing for a physical altercation," the officer writes.
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High, forward-projecting cheekbones can be a particular point of fixation in the incel world.
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Russia has gained favor with Middle Eastern countries through projecting strength and standing with allies.
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AT&T is setting the bar low, projecting just 11.993 million U.S. subscribers by 2022.
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I love the one by Lawrence, though it overbears in projecting the writer's sensualist ethos.
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It is now projecting an 133% drop in sales volume by the end of 2019.
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Mr. Holden is projecting sales of $25 million this year and $42 million in 2018.
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Dems are projecting the quotes from the Mueller report on the wall during hearing. pic.twitter.
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But a new independent analysis is projecting a cost between $2628 million to $28503 million.
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The Great Depression wasn't easy on GM, but the company never stopped projecting its confidence.
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In ballet, you are always projecting forward, but here, sometimes you have to hold back.
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But that has not stopped them from trying, or projecting anything less than extreme confidence.
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Ambac's expenses rose under Mr. Tavakoli despite its projecting cost cuts during that same time.
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The Citigroup analysts pointed to the inherent danger of projecting cutbacks for the financial industry.
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Several people implied that King was projecting his own pedophilic sexual fantasies on to Jackson.
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He wasn't so much yelling as projecting over all the other activity in the gym.
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This is calculated by taking the width of the trading band and projecting it downwards.
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Trump's optimism comes despite many analysts, including some Republicans, projecting Democratic victories in the midterms.
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Disney is projecting a 2020 original programming budget "short of $1 billion," according to THR.
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Also notably underachieving are the White Sox (33-62, projecting to 12 games below expectations).
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Meanwhile, the Grand Paris Express and Crossrail are projecting ridership in the millions per day.
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Farny is projecting sales to hit $1.5 million in 2020 and $2 million in 2021.
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She looked at me unflinchingly, proud as a queen, projecting all the beauty within her.
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Everlane is projecting that price could rise to roughly $124 when the tariffs are enacted.
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Projecting what that will mean for ordinary people is not simply a matter of dollars.
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Many American bloodstock advisers rank pedigree far ahead of performance in projecting a stallion's quality.
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Earlier on, it was just me just projecting and emoting and doing whatever I could.
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And when asked about the testing numbers his predecessor is projecting, Hahn said it's complicated.
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A study he edited in 1964 involved projecting Air Force missile technology needs for 1975.
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She claims she was "projecting my own fears into an already fearful and traumatic situation."
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News networks generally wait until the polls close in a state before projecting a winner.
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Our inability to comprehend the past comes from taking current worldviews and projecting them backward.
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That is counter to what candidates like Elizabeth Warren have been projecting in recent days.
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The White House is indeed projecting faster economic growth as a consequence of tax cuts.
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No one knows what the future holds, especially when projecting out 20 to 30 years.
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Some analysts are projecting that as much as half of China's pig population could die.
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CNN is projecting President Donald Trump will easily win the state's Republican primary, as expected.
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The Vermont senator is projecting confidence and will not spend caucus day in the state.
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The airline now estimates a 0.5% increase after previously projecting a drop in the metric.
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"China has been smart about building strength without projecting strength," says my London financier friend.
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"Johnson's body language was projecting he was preparing for a physical altercation," the officer wrote.
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This is calculated by taking the width of the trading band and projecting it upwards.
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Many considered this an important step to projecting a stability necessary to attract global investors.
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Kiss and Emotion present themselves as blank formal exercises, projecting the exhilaration of efficient functionalism.
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CNN, NBC, and the AP are all projecting that Clinton has won the Mississippi Democratic primary.
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Its school district is projecting a budget deficit of up to $55 million in fiscal 2017.
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Pivotal is projecting the company will reach $2 billion to $3.5 billion in revenue by 2021.
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Starbucks reiterated its same-store sales forecast, projecting growth in the mid-single digits range globally.
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During the exhibition, he'll be projecting a live feed of the changing values of each wallet.
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False lies that they&aposre out there projecting and it&aposs really upsetting for the agents.
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A poll of 23 analysts by Refinitiv had been projecting an average of 457.7 billion yen.
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It became a slightly viral phenomenon, with people projecting all sorts of bizarre interpretations onto it.
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He had a unique stage presence, at once languid and intense, projecting an almost papal serenity.
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Sequins, sparkle, and texture offer an opportunity for self-expression, projecting hope as immediate mood-enhancers.
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The Portuguese government is projecting a deficit of 1.6 percent compared to 2.4 percent in 2016.
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European model projecting an intense hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday, August 30, 2016.
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In 2014, he went against the grain in correctly projecting that U.S. Treasury yields would fall.
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Projecting forward with what we know, 2019 could be an even more monumental year for OnePlus.
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AAA is projecting a 4.1% increase in holiday car travel in California from to last year.
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Projecting the life you will live in the house and continuing what the owners have started.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office is projecting the U.S. deficit will hit that milestone by 2022.
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It's just no longer interested in projecting the goal posts for when such a revolution occur.
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It is projecting another revenue decline for next quarter, a 15 percent year-over-year drop.
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Are their models not projecting or taking into account the correct data or indeed the analysis?
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In previous elections, this firm has assisted CNN in projecting winners in state and national races.
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But the administration is already projecting huge deficits above $1 trillion over the next four years.
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Last year, the search and inspiration site was projecting around $169 million in revenue for 2015.
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Astrobiologists can use these organisms as a metric for projecting the habitability of worlds beyond Earth.
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She is thirty-six, and has a knack for projecting both youthful joy and grownup gravitas.
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Trump then released his $4.4 trillion budget proposal, projecting next year's deficit at double last year's.
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Hemorrhaging money on projecting Kato Kaelin's haggard visage into an empty room may not make sense.
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TAPESTRY INC EXEC - WE ARE PROJECTING Q2 REVENUE TO BE SIMILAR TO PRIOR YEAR- CONF CALL
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It's also projecting it will add 6.2 million subscribers, with 1.2 million coming from the U.S.
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The DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce was more optimistic, projecting 2.7 percent growth in 2018.
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Online businesses are however seeing growth in sales and are projecting positive changes from this announcement.
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ComScore media analyst Paul Dergarabedian is projecting $130 million to $140 million for the long weekend.
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His default mode of projecting power is to identify an enemy and applying withering political fire.
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The financial markets have been more accurate than the Fed at projecting future interest rate movements.
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The target is calculated by taking the width of the trading band and projecting it upwards.
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ET, and economists polled by Refinitiv are now projecting 2.1% annualized growth for the first quarter.
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CNN was projecting a narrow victory for Lamont, who founded a cable company, early Wednesday morning.
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The concept of mortality is normal, and you shouldn't live your life projecting about the future.
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Apple is certainly projecting confidence, now, going all in on the tech across all its iPhones.
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You're projecting your own fantasies onto your relationships, but this dynamic is a springboard for action.
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For him, projecting ego is more than mere personality, it has attained the status of ideology.
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It is true that many economists are projecting the economy will grow by 3% in 2018.
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Watching a streamer sleep, and maybe projecting themselves sleeping alongside them, makes them feel less alone.
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Phil Jackson is amazing at not giving a shit, or projecting that he doesn't, at least.
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Already huge and wet with the effort of projecting emotion, the girls' eyes grew even bigger.
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"But if you're having record-setting events practically monthly, how do you start projecting the future?"
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The Vietnamese government is cautious, even projecting negligible declines in growth over the next five years.
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This is because nothing feels very clear, so we're projecting our own stories into the ether.
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Or maybe, I thought, I should stop projecting my human anxieties on this hollow-boned being.
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Update: Decision Desk is projecting that Troy Nehls and Kathaleen Wall will head to a runoff.
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The Congressional Budget Office in 2001 was projecting $5.6 trillion in budget surpluses over 10 years.
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The room has a greenhouse-style projecting window with a wood-burning stove in the niche.
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Collins said the team was projecting that Harvey would return to the Mets in early September.
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But it just highlights how much elasticity there is in projecting a health care plan's cost.
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Ms. Lupino could be as sultry and sassy as Lauren Bacall while projecting an aching vulnerability.
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I think somebody that kind and likable, projecting into, you know, living rooms around the country.
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This target is calculated by measuring the width of the trading band and projecting it upwards.
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"The Board is projecting that it may not achieve internal projections for the year," it said.
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"Right now our team is projecting a Brooks win by more than 300," Mr. Jacobs said.
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The Trump team is apparently projecting growth at between 3 and 3.5 percent for a decade.
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We're projecting our country into the future and looking after the well-being of our people.
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A report projecting weak iPhone X orders temporarily trimmed some of Apple's stock growth on Tuesday.
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Dr. Woodard recalled Mr. Reed projecting images of title pages with "Urgent" written in red ink.
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We learn to stop taking our personal stories and projecting them to a general trans audience.
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Nonetheless, despite projecting a third consecutive decline this year, its shares were over more than 7.6.
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The EIA issues forecasts in several forms: "Annual Energy Outlooks" projecting U.S. conditions through 28503; "International Energy Outlooks" for global markets; monthly "Short-Term Energy Outlooks" projecting U.S. conditions through next year; and various special forecasts in response to requests from Congress or other emerging policy needs.
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NBC News is projecting that Democrat and former NFL linebacker Colin Allred will unseat longtime Republican Rep.
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"People have these worlds they post and it's about projecting an image and getting likes," she explains.
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It feels like projecting, or like I'm meant to reconsider who is predator and who is prey.
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Timeless infinity doesn't make a very good surface for projecting a hologram of a living, breathing universe.
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The association is projecting an increase of 3 percent to 5 percent in poultry shipments next year.
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He's also projecting a 12 person earnings growth next year, which he thinks the market is discounting.
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is projecting growth over the next decade to average just 1.7 percent.
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Guillén doggedly practiced projecting his voice, honing pronunciation, and mastering the sophisticated radio equipment at the station.
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"This beer we were projecting to be 55 to 60 percent of our [January] sales," he said.
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For months, political analysts were projecting Democrats would pick up anywhere from four to seven Senate seats.
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HoloLens has the added benefit of projecting images that seem to exist in physical space as well.
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Management is projecting mid to high single-digit sales growth at stores open at least a year.
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"I don't see it before January," he said, projecting a deficit of 4% of GDP this year.
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Above the camera is a projector capable of projecting a 1,280 x 720 resolution display on walls.
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"Engineers are very good at projecting photons in a defined manner," study author Felix Moser told Gizmodo.
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And a president who places a premium on projecting strength was not going to stand for that.
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Cheney believes in projecting power, his own and America's, but even those convictions are only hinted at.
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Straight ahead is the waterpark, under the glare of an ultra-long LED screen, projecting seaside scenes.
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They are projecting that the economy grew at a moderate 2 percent rate in the fourth quarter.
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The base essentially works as a giant sound bar, projecting an approximation of a 4.2 surround system.
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First, to create a more mobile PLA capable of projecting force abroad, not just defending the mainland.
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If not, they would only be projecting themselves unto others in order to try to understand themselves.
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"My concerns are more centred around projecting a truth that the viewer can relate to," he writes.
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"We're projecting between 18 and 20 percent return for beef for our investors this year," he says.
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Specifically, he preaches the importance of projecting the calm and assertive energy of a true pack leader.
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Why that would be De Robertis projecting photos of one of her past works, which included nudity.
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Projecting a good face to the world -- while keeping the home country informed -- is what diplomats do.
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Boeing also provided a strong 2019 forecast, projecting next year's earnings at $19.90 to $20.10 per share.
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Similarly, India is projecting an incredible 57% reliance on clean energy to power its grid by 2030.
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But the bad news is that the city is projecting that it will be completed in 2022.
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In the next 12 months, the company is projecting triple that, $100 million, according to the Times.
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Maybe I'm projecting too much onto the lives of seafloor-dwelling creatures, but they're kind of emotive.
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Trump appears psychologically incapable of pivoting, projecting a more presidential persona, and ceasing over-the-top comments.
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These people are projecting their own feelings and insecurities, and likely don't know how to be empathetic.
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It maintained a dovish stance by projecting two more rate hikes for the rest of the year.
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I guess they were at the exhibition where they saw my computer projecting all the Baikonur pictures.
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For the most aggressive members of the GOP, projecting indifference toward default has become a favorite weapon.
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Instead of lying to them, or projecting an archaic stigma, we choose to tell them the truth.
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The bank is projecting even bigger outflows in 2019, according to a research report published this month.
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Mr. Rudzin is projecting sales of $180 million this year and at least $275 million in 2018.
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Other people may be projecting their fantasies onto you, and you can use this to your advantage!
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"What is more important for the markets is the trajectory that the Fed is projecting," he said.
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Both campaigns are projecting confidence that they'll pull out a victory when the outstanding ballots are counted.
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Those men projecting their anger onto others is the most insidious form of racism, writes John Blake.
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CEO Bryan Goldberg told Bloomberg in June the company was projecting "a small profit" for the year.
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The company's significant investment in autonomy has some Wall Street analysts projecting massive valuations for the business.
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Projecting greatness around the world isn't only about strength within our own borders or about military might.
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But that's just a perfect example of the parent who enjoys projecting his guilt onto his children.
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The Parisians seemed utterly unconcerned with tempting fate, riling their opponents or projecting an air of contentment.
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Try to be self-aware and recognize when you're projecting or getting too far ahead of yourself.
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Horace Grant and the Dirty Work Projecting rookies is a game that's equal parts fun and maddening.
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I imagine there's some comfort in imagining a future without racism and projecting that onto the present.
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Einfühlung described the act of "feeling into" art and nature, or projecting yourself into an aesthetic object.
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Rather than projecting unity ahead of the Trump-Putin meeting, the gathering generated nonstop images of division.
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Biden sought to draw a contrast with that erratic behavior by projecting competence and a steady hand.
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Bernie Sanders, a self-styled "democratic socialist" who shares Trump's skepticism about projecting American military power abroad.
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He's not concerned with projecting a rhythmic concept so much as evoking something wholesale, cathartic and consuming.
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Health policy experts say the changes will still likely amount to a CBO score projecting millions uninsured.
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The officers, burly and heavily armed, survey the marketplace with their legs planted far apart, projecting dominance.
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It received 4,500 applications for 2020, and is projecting to make 175 placements in the internship program.
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JPMorgan lowered its first-half US GDP forecast on Wednesday, a week after projecting a deep recession.
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As of 230:22016 pm Eastern, our partners at Decision Desk are projecting Sanders as the winner.
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In the early days of last fall, my daughter was projecting confidence about the college application process.
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Yet, it sounds like Kristian might just be projecting her own feelings onto another established BIP duo.
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Medicare's breaking point is nigh, with the program's trustees projecting that solvency will only last until 2628.
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Republicans are projecting confidence on the debt bill, despite demands from conservatives that it include spending cuts.
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His houses are both cocoons and binoculars, swaddling you in warm wood while projecting your vision outward.
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R2-D2-style robots puttered around Olympic venues, vacuuming floors, delivering water bottles, and projecting weather reports.
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The European Commission is projecting a deterioration in the structural balance for most countries in the region.
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We could all just be projecting — we want Hannah to be happy — but these two are vibing.
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The IMF is now projecting global output to increase by 3.9 percent in both 2018 and 2019.
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However, what sounds like intuition can sometimes just be your internally non-motivated self projecting its feelings.
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"We are projecting ... an overall weakness in imports for the first half of the year," Hackett said.
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Yet the way that we were projecting ourselves certainly didn't describe what was happening inside the company.
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The IMF is now projecting global output to increase by 2628 percent in both 28500 and 6900.
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Recode previously reported that the company was projecting annual sales of about $100 million back in 2016.
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It's what we do right now in this time that is what I want to see projecting.
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I think the way people are projecting themselves on these media is the extreme extent of it.
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Then, without printing it out or projecting it, she paints it while looking at it on the screen.
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According to Levitas, App Annie is projecting that Singles' Day will drive $32 billion in spending this year.
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But when projecting the effects of global nuclear war, the size of these spikes enter into the absurd.
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He joked easily with his cast and crew while projecting an air of knowing precisely what he wanted.
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Now, scientists are projecting that climate change could bring those hardscrabble days to a dystopian landscape near you.
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The technology company is projecting revenue of between $171 million and 179 million, while analysts expect $202 million.
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Palermo and Allen told the Sharks they are projecting Ski-Z to do $575,000 in sales for 2018.
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We had to learn how to project and The Life Pursuit felt like the culmination of us projecting.
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IPhone sales are coming off their first year of decline, and analysts are projecting meager growth from here.
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Hours later, protesters in San Francisco were projecting messages of Dorsey's complicity on the exterior of Twitter's headquarters.
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Or maybe we're just projecting our hopes onto that simple, winking smiley face because of the Kickerstarter video.
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We've heard that the company is projecting $500 million in ad spend on the platform for the year.
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If you're still feeling the itch to discover yourself solo, you may be projecting in a different way.
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Projecting a full range of emotions towards a game at a high volume is cathartic, fun, and instinctual.
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Renewables are back on track this year, with the IEA projecting 12% growth, the fastest in four years.
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We also hear that the company is projecting $500 million in ad spend on the platform this year.
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The next president will have to prioritize those challenges, further postponing the country's dreams of projecting global power.
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The stage demands a certain bravado: faking it when you don't feel it, projecting to the back row.
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Some force, subjective and arbitrary, has entered into scene with a character who is in fact projecting him.
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While 2018 numbers haven't been finalized, LAVCA is projecting another record year with venture investments topping $1.5 billion.
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You're a voice, like an actor or actress; choosing words like a writer; projecting images like an artist.
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But the company is projecting a massive quarter to start 2018, forecasting upwards of $84 billion in sales.
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The next level involves projecting written instructions, a picture or video to explain a process without human help.
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The cam projecting above her head showed metal tubes that curved up on either edge of the view.
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And I could shapeshift—you get this more spectral sense of the self that is projecting the voice.
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By projecting game obstacles on the surface I figured out that I can change the game play totally.
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When Reuters asked about Kim Jong-un, Trump seemed to be projecting all of his own life experiences.
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"Dude, I've been skateboarding forever," I said, projecting as much youthful-yet-weary camaraderie as I could muster.
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As a result, the investment bank is projecting two more rate cuts this year, in September and October.
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Boston Beer did give an upbeat outlook for 2019, projecting an eight to 13 percent increase in shipments.
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Sorry, that&aposs not projecting weakness, that&aposs inviting other corrupt governments to take a run at us.
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Projecting out four years is a stickier wicket, one Sanders has assiduously avoided discussing in any meaningful way.
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WHAT WE'RE READING UnitedHealth Group is projecting strong financial growth next year, after largely ditching the ObamaCare marketplace.
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After all, analysts at the beginning of 2016 actually had been projecting a modest 0.3 percent earnings increase.
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The group is projecting that it will bring in $2.4 billion, up about 1.4 percent from last year.
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Analysts were projecting $87.8 million for the second quarter and $370 million for the year, according to FactSet.
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Industry analysts were originally projecting that GoPro's Q2360 revenue in 4353 would be somewhere closer to $3605 million.
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Most draftniks had Kessler as a late-round prospect, if even projecting him to get drafted at all.
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Slack is projecting about $150 million in annual revenue, Weiss said, based on its most recent monthly revenue.
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As result, PetersenDean is projecting some 11,000 to 12,22019 solar installations in 27, meaning it needs workers, fast.
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Mapmakers' approaches to projecting our spherical planet onto a manageable 2D plane represent the problems of their times.
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Path walks users through the process of setting up an account and projecting the future cost of college.
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I realized that my husband and I, both in higher ed, were projecting our hopes onto our children.
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TAPESTRY INC EXEC - WE ARE STILL PROJECTING A MODEST DECLINE IN GROSS MARGIN FOR THE YEAR - CONF CALL
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Even the White House is now projecting the deficit could reach an eye-popping $1 trillion next year.
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Also, our analysis is conservative in several respects, so people can expect bills even lower than we're projecting.
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Clinton's campaign is projecting an aura of victory, and the ad has a general-election feel to it.
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Cynically put, there may well be political advantage in escalating tensions and projecting himself as a tough leader.
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Activist Rafael Shimunov produced a video satirizing the speech by projecting images of the Iraq War behind DeGeneres.
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That has boosted initial production prospects, with Strategie Grains projecting a 2 percent rise to 63.1 million tonnes.
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The institute is projecting that the American rate dipped in the last two years to 25 by 2015.
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A growing number of Fed officials are projecting the bank to hike rates three more times in 85033.
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By March of 2018, it had two million—and was projecting five million by the end of year.
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"No way should the news media keep projecting the election" until the voting is complete, Ms. Brenkosh wrote.
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"They are projecting their own genealogy, a kind of foundation myth of who they are," Jan Gross said.
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The implication is clear: Kim Jong-un, like his father, is preoccupied with projecting force in the region.
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But in April last year it was projecting a minimal refined market deficit of 17,000 tonnes in 2018.
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In light of its recent growth, the company is projecting it will add 4.4 million subscribers in Q3.
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You don't want a white man projecting his need to dominate onto you, so you adjust your behavior.
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Instead, start projecting potential outcomes each time you make a decision, even if some seem like a stretch.
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They believe they are pulling their weight, and military might is not their preferred mode of projecting power.
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And for fiscal 2018, analysts are only projecting sales growth of about 1 percent, according to Thomson Reuters.
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And several economic forecasters, including at Goldman Sachs, are now projecting a sharp contraction during that second quarter.
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Sanders and his campaign have been simultaneously projecting optimism about the senator's chances in Michigan while lowering expectations.
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You can wind up projecting those hopes and dreams and fears and all those things onto a candidate.
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It uses the space, but not in the traditional way of projecting forward, but using the whole space.
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This is what this man is projecting: A debauched character and a hollow place where integrity should exist.
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There's significant gap between what the market expects and what the Fed is projecting for 210 and beyond.
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MoviePass told Gizmodo that it is projecting to exceed five million paying subscribers by the end of 2018.
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A salt marsh projecting just 22017 feet from the shore can absorb 270 percent of incoming wave energy.
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As you say, we're always living through our screens, always performing, always projecting our image and our story.
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The outlook for 2020 is even more bleak, with the Fed now projecting growth of just 1.9 percent.
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Researchers are projecting that roles from chefs to bookkeepers to judges will soon be filled by robot laborers.
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A beautiful dancer who has trouble projecting, he could use some of Mr. Ramasar's un-self-conscious gusto.
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He said the state is now projecting it will need more hospital beds a lot sooner than thought.
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One significant difficulty that companies face is accurately projecting the demand for products, given the uncertain economic conditions.
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The Trump administration squandered weeks when they could have been preparing for COVID-19 by projecting denialism instead.
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And projecting a minimum amount of light in every area could still blind a driver at certain angles.
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Update: Decision Desk is projecting that Cuellar will fend off his primary challenge to be the Democratic nominee.
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The team used electron microscopy, a technique that sends beams of electrons through a particle, projecting an image.
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Rushing and projecting ahead seems to occupy more of our intellectual energy than lingering and analyzing the present.
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Hawaiian Holdings (HA) upgraded its guidance for current quarter revenue per available seat mile, projecting a 0.5% increase.
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FedEx lowered full-year guidance for fiscal 2020, now projecting earnings between $10 to $12.00 per diluted share.
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"She is projecting her identity in a way that many people can see themselves in it," he adds.
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Apple is expected to cool off, with Wall Street projecting a small amount of growth for the company.
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Iran's influence in Iraq is not just ascendant, but diverse, projecting into military, political, economic and cultural affairs.
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Now, the model is projecting that Johnson will win 22016 percent of the national vote on Election Day.
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Or maybe that's just me, projecting my own experience of how I feel when summer rears its head.
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In Cursed Child, Harry and his generation have become the adults projecting their past mistakes onto their children.
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Mississippi is projecting about 22012,21993 people will fall off its Medicaid rolls over five years, according to Alker.
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Because you express yourself in such a specific way, do you get people projecting onto you a lot?
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Depending on your perspective, those light rays were pouring into a camera viewfinder, or projecting outward onto a screen.
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As of last summer, Meituan Dianping was projecting some 300 billion yuan worth, or nearly $50 billion, in 2018.
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A sharp rebound is anticipated in the third quarter, with the Bank of Canada projecting 3.5 percent annualized growth.
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But scholarships and arenas are a tall ask for an athletics department projecting a deficit of nearly $15 million.
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Nomura is projecting American economic growth will decelerate to 203% in 2020, a sharp slowdown from 2.6% last year.
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The clothing retailer is projecting full-year earnings per share of $2.01 to $2.02, versus $351.23 expected by analysts.
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The nation's third-largest city is projecting a $114.2 million shortfall in fiscal 2018, which begins on Jan. 1.
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Other filmmakers began to experiment with shooting and projecting films in 70mm — double the width of traditional film reels.
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Profit growth is also expected to continue to decline, with analysts projecting first-quarter growth in the single digits.
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Projecting forward, what are our fundamentals and what are the variables that will determine the outcome of the future?
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I saw a guy dancing to a portable speaker, and it made an awesome sound projecting through the park.
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I'm imagining it projecting an itsy-bitsy Aladdin and Jasmine up on top of this magic carpet right now.
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AAA is projecting that 753 million people will travel this Memorial Day weekend — about 700,000 more than last year.
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The S&P report is fairly conservative in projecting coverage losses from other big changes included in the law.
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Dean is increasingly irritated that his father is projecting the facade of a happy family when they're anything but.
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Within two hours of the payroll report's release, the market was projecting no rate hike until at least December.
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His talent for projecting pettiness, self-doubt, and stunted emotions has made him an unpredictable and engaging quantity onscreen.
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The GOP base was once defined by quite rigid orthodoxies on cutting government, projecting US power and moral conservatism.
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Projecting climate and growth decades from now is fraught with uncertainty; so is counting on other countries to act.
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Suddenly you could overlay your avatar onto your photos and videos, projecting your feelings and actions into social media.
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The rest of the statement is focused on projecting a rosy outlook for fantasy sports, which is no surprise.
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The company saw sales dip 6.7 percent in 2017, and is projecting a continuation of that decline in 2018.
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Even so, the measure doesn't promise to balance the budget, projecting deficits that would never drop below $400 billion.
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The cost of projecting public wokeness while enjoying institutional exclusivity may be hypocritical, but it's not difficult to do.
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As real and transparent as our conversations would be, he was always the one projecting light on the shadows.
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Where his previous works trafficked in impressionism, this was the first time he seemed to be projecting a persona.
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US Steel — US Steel reported adjusted quarterly profit of 40 cents per share, half of what analysts were projecting.
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Projecting a recorded video performance into an Oculus headset is fine, but in many ways, it's an isolating limitation.
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"Kathryn Bigelow is notoriously known for being successful by projecting a very negative view of Muslims," said CAIR's Hussein.
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Tesla is now projecting a turnaround, reporting that it is aiming for positive net income in the coming quarter.
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By April, the insurer announced that it would be pulling out, after projecting more than $500 million in losses.
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The deal the Oilers signed was well above what even their most loyal fans were projecting as fair value.
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Federal Reserve policymakers has gotten "ahead of themselves" in projecting for three interest rate hikes in 2017, he said.
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It's capable of projecting images up to 303 inches, which are sharpened via a small dial on the front.
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It can be current reality that they're mixing up, and they're projecting it to another bit of current reality.
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Most of the time, I think trolls are just insecure people projecting their own insecurities and problems onto others.
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In practice, I was projecting sharp rectangular images from some fairly bizarre angles I didn't think would be possible.
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When shooting for the project, I felt I was projecting something personal and the project became symbolic to me.
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For the current year, Poshmark is projecting annual revenue of $150 million to $200 million, according to a spokeswoman.
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We are projecting a reduction of 34 percent in the electric power sector over the life of the regulation.
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No, he looks youthful and vibrant, a mischievous smile projecting the image of someone not merely younger, but enlivened.
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"What we are projecting is the patient's CT scans," co-founder and CEO Nissan Elimelech told me before Disrupt.
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The company is projecting earnings of 79 cents a share this quarter, as well as revenue of $3.9 billion.
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It similarly reassures its users by projecting an image of public- spiritedness—the world's knowledge, provided gratis by Google.
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With House Republicans leverage largely diminished with Democrats now controlling the floor, some conservatives are projecting a lengthy shutdown.
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The Congressional Budget Office is projecting it would add $1.5 trillion to the debt over the next 10 years.
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Company officials are projecting its sales will again more than double this year, rising to more than $210 million.
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Credit Suisse is projecting the to end the year at 3,000, representing a 13 percent gain from Tuesday's close.
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Nguyen broke down the numbers for the Sharks: She said Baubles + Soles was projecting $300,000 in sales for 2019.
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Focus Assist will now automatically mute notifications when you're playing a game or projecting your presentation to a screen.
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Now, Tong says, it isn't about projecting confidence face-to-face but about how to write a fancier profile.
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"We've ended up with a few hundred thousand subscribers and we're projecting almost triple that in 2016," he said.
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When it comes to the peplum, costumes are less important than projecting the fantasy of a pre-Christian civilization.
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"I don't think anybody thinks that can happen," the lawmaker said, projecting the chances of Senate action as low.
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"There's some things that could open the door, but I'm not projecting or predicting it right now," he said.
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Mr. Odom's voice is lithe and surprisingly delicate when he's not projecting it toward the back of the house.
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Claire McCaskill of Missouri tweeted, nearly simultaneously as news outlets began issuing news alerts projecting Jones as the winner.
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My whole game is predicated on projecting my most desirable self, and not treating my transness as an obstacle.
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Projecting a November result from polling at this point, however, has a wide margin of error associated with it.
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Interestingly, Wild Nothing's music reveals little of the frenetic energy of anxiety, projecting instead a more dreamy, womblike energy.
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Tune is projecting that ad blocking could reach 80 percent of smartphone owners by the third quarter of 2017.
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Projecting the life on the bleeding edge is a cornerstone of the company's image, market share and stock price.
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The OECD is projecting slightly weaker growth than the New Zealand government, allowing for differences in the forecast periods.
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But he marveled at the exceptional, those who amassed money and power while projecting a counterculture aesthetic and ethos.
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AAA is projecting that 51 million Americans will travel for the holiday, the most in more than a decade.
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Inside EVs is projecting that plug-in electric vehicles sales will hit 24,000 this year, a 60 percent increase.
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But the Trump administration projects similar interest rates to those envisioned by more cautious forecasters, despite projecting higher growth.
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A shadow crossed her face as if my question hurt her or maybe I was just imagining that. Projecting.
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I hoped that projecting an acceptance of death and comfort with it might soothe my patients and their families.
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They anticipated a tie between Likud and the center-left Zionist Union, with most projecting 27 seats for each.
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Which sounds strange until you consider what an act of imagination theater is, how much we're projecting onto it.
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Maybe it's less about projecting an image of oneself and more about empathizing with others' internal complexities and contradictions.
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It also expects comparable sales to rise in the low single digits, while analysts were projecting a 1.07% increase.
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Now projecting a devout Muslim image, he pledges to create an Islamic welfare state to raise up the poor.
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It's projecting 26.7 million net adds for the entirety of 2019, down from 28.6 million net adds last year.
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But while projecting that empathetic image, Clinton acted with more sympathetic coolness to help improve the economy as president.
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By projecting an image of a generous and diverse United States, the visa lottery has unexpectedly created goodwill abroad.
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So this is a practice of being inside of yourself and projecting to the deep inside of someone else.
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Precept Wine is projecting to sell 300,83 cases of all of its canned wine brands by end of year.
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The World Bank, which was already projecting a small recession in 2019, estimates that it will now be deeper.
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Whether that's projecting your photos onto it or streaming music, there are options to distract from its strange look.
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A Trump administration report was more positive, projecting that the deal would create 76,000 auto jobs over five years.
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In total, Adobe is projecting online sales in the U.S. to surpass $100 billion for the 2017 holiday season.
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Congressional Republicans are projecting an image of unity after they unanimously renominated Speaker Paul D. Ryan to the post.
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Control of seaports, moreover, helps in opening markets, generating economic opportunities and, in times of conflict, projecting military power.
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Economic models predict this kind of job displacement while also projecting that the economy overall benefits from trade openness.
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Those won't happen in Q3 2017, and should be taken into account when projecting Snap's revenue, these execs said.
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Mercatus is projecting a $32 trillion increase in federal spending, above current projected government expenditures, from 2022 to 2031.
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Starting June, China-listed "A-shares" will be included in MSCI's emerging market index, projecting the market into global limelight.
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NBC News is projecting at least 101 women who ran for House seats will win their respective races this year.
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They are based on computer simulations projecting the lifespans of HIV patients with respect to whether or not they smoke.
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The company is projecting between $555 and $565 million in revenue for fiscal 2018, according to its last earnings report.
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But they also featured distinctive faces, with heavy brows, weak chins, a large, forward-projecting face, and a wide nose.
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"And it has something to do with the growing sense of authoritarianism he and his presidency are projecting," Bernstein added.
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Holmes' appearance is just that: a matter of carefully manufactured optics, not unlike projecting the appearance of a functioning company.
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Economist Ed Yardeni also curbed his enthusiasm for the earnings outlook, projecting profit growth of just 5 percent next year.
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Finisar also forecast a strong first fiscal quarter, projecting revenue in a range of between $323 million and $343 million.
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It is projecting a net profit of $150 million for 2018 and $175 million for next year, the source added.
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His influence is all around and he's projecting this in the town of Derry and in the grownups of Derry.
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So I'm projecting a move back up to $2,050 and really would use pullbacks as a chance to buy this.
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In short, analysts are being conservative (as analysts are wont to do), projecting steady incremental growth based on current trends.
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Vision isn't simply a matter of taking optical information and projecting it wholesale into our awareness to be reasoned about.
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The product launched two months ago, they have closed three customers already and are projecting ARR in the six figures.
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Q1 2018, meanwhile, looks to be a record-setting one, with Crunchbase projecting $25 billion in global early-stage investment.
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GoPro is also projecting fourth quarter revenue of $2003 million, which would be its worst holiday season in two years.
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The pharmacy benefit manager is projecting profit of $1.84 to $1.90 per share, above consensus forecasts of $1.74 a share.
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This target is calculated by taking the width of the trading band between 2000 and 2130 and projecting it upwards.
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That being said, #TheLionKing does illustrate the limitations of projecting human emotions onto photorealistic animals that can't convey human expression.
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I hate it because it uses no logic and basically is just someone projecting their experience and expectations on others.
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Jeb Bush — wasn't sure that the television networks were correct in projecting Florida — and with it the presidency — for Bush.
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Studies find that onlookers can tell when we're projecting an emotion we don't feel, leading to distrust and even discomfort.
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Forecasting the result means projecting national polls onto constituencies, adjusting for the profile of the people who live in them.
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Disney said Friday that it is "cautiously projecting" a three day opening total for "Endgame" in the $300 million range.
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By projecting that image of the gang himself, Mr Trump may be inadvertently empowering MS-13 and helping them recruit.
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Mr Trump certainly is interested in projecting resolve, including the sort that is backed by the threat of military force.
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That the bricks and stones act as a conduit to nearby trauma and are projecting a kind of psychic recording.
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Both Zhang and Lu insist that their restaurant is not projecting anti-Japanese sentiment, and that Japanese people are welcome.
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Modi's nationalist government has in particular been active in advancing India's space policy and projecting India as a space power.
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Barbara comes into Gotham's police scene with a sweeping plan: Work with Batman, instead of just projecting the bat signal.
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In addition, GoPro is projecting revenue of $1.35-1.5 billion for this year, a drop from $1.6 billion in 2015.
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The company is projecting revenues between $2300 million and $235 million in 20193, Shift co-CEO Toby Russell told TechCrunch.
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Earnings estimates are also being cut; only weeks after analysts were projecting 10-12 percent corporate profit growth in 2017.
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Human Anatomy Atlas 2018 turns your space into a small anatomy lab by projecting 3D models of the human body.
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Trump, through his "rigged election" claims, is, as usual, projecting the crimes of which he is guilty, onto his opponent.
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Despite those measures, the government is projecting a return to a budget surplus for the first time in 12 years.
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In February Musk posted a tweet projecting Tesla's production outlook, which the SEC says did not have the proper approval.
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However, while it is always possible to quibble with studies projecting into the future, the message and conclusions are clear.
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It's a minute and a half long, and you're only going to [see] whatever you think that trailer is projecting.
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I understand the strategy of "message muddling" to deflect negative impressions about a candidate by projecting them on the opponent.
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But amid all the statistical updates and Grand Slam projecting, what mattered most on Sunday was simply winning the French.
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Farrell said they're projecting Pedroia will be ready to come off the disabled list when the 10 days are up.
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The firm now is projecting growth of 23% for 2019, falling next year to between 10% and 15%, Whelan said.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE by projecting her photo on the state's Supreme Court building.
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The Shiffrins are not shy about projecting their example onto the world, but it's hard to argue with their findings.
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But the firm is projecting low single-digit returns for stocks over the next six to 12 months, Crook said.
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Tom's constantly projecting his own insecurities on Summer, expecting things that she doesn't owe him, and generally being an asshole.
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For its part, Moscow exercised caution in projecting a large naval presence in the eastern Mediterranean, lest it unsettle Washington.
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For reference, the Federal Reserve is projecting a 3.8 percent unemployment rate by year's end and 3.6 percent in 2019.
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While Republican strategists may see coming demographic changes as a crystal ball projecting their doom, it is not too late.
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Subway Restaurants is projecting it will shutter roughly 500 locations across the U.S. as it expands the sandwich brand globally.
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Rising wages are expected to eat into corporate profit margins, weighing on companies that are already projecting much slower growth.
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The challenge now for Mr. Cruz is projecting that message nationally, against a candidate with unlimited airtime and obvious momentum.
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And today she almost always had one to hand — smoothly projecting the impression that the company is always doing something.
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It doesn't speak, but welcomes me with a message displayed on a touch screen projecting forward of its belly region.
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NBA talent evaluators have a tough time scouting and projecting just how well big man prospects can defend in space.
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Indeed, the hackers seem to enjoy projecting a whimsical and yet intimidating image, with long Pastebin posts mocking their targets.
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That exceeds a Reuters poll projecting inflation of 0.7 percent in the current year and 0.8 percent the following year.
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Her sales have doubled in the last two years, and the company is projecting a 20 percent increase in 2016.
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When he tries to brand her with a nickname, she turns the tables and says he's projecting his own insecurities.
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The Witch's mother left her when she was young and now she's projecting by keeping her daughter Rapunzel in captivity.
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Tessa and Scott were much more projecting out to the crowd, whereas Gabby and Guillaume were more insular, inward programs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VJing is the art of projecting video for an audience witnessing a musical performance.
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At times the book delivers more spectacle than impact, and risks projecting a gothic mood untethered to an interpretive framework.
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Projecting aplomb, Mr. Netanyahu announced that he would attend a conference of local authorities in Tel Aviv on Wednesday morning.
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Forecasts for that vary, with Republicans projecting much stronger economic growth and unusually large revenue gains resulting from tax cuts.
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"That's why we're projecting around a 1 billion euro revenue hit for the first quarter in China alone," he said.
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This makes providing earnings guidance on a wide scale, like projecting earnings estimates for the S&P 500, essentially impossible.
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He said the state is now projecting it will need more hospital beds and a lot sooner than previously thought.
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It's the influencers who are struggling to balance projecting greater authenticity with standing out on an ever more crowded platform.
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Bonus: No livery is quite as evocative and effective in projecting American power as the one on Air Force One.
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Were his intuitions correct, or was he unfairly projecting past situations from his life (er, The Bachelorette) on to others?
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Organizers are projecting 400,000 international visitors in Japan for the tournament, and the Japanese fans have enthusiastically embraced the event.
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It is projecting power through air, space, and cyber yet does not properly consider the space geography beyond earth's orbit.
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Hawaiian Holdings – The company upgraded its guidance for current-quarter revenue per available seat mile, projecting a 0.5 percent increase.
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What it is not doing is projecting the cost of those tax cuts: that is, the loss in tax revenue.
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Dramatically lit, with twin screens projecting Mekas's film above the players, the 90-minute "Requiem" certainly came across this way.
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Many are projecting her as the top pick in the W.N.B.A. draft, a pick held by the New York Liberty.
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He's confusing that with the coverup, which he seems to have a little more understanding projecting himself into that situation.
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The therapist said everyone posting on social media is 'projecting okayness' which may lead to problems asking others for help.
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It's usually found lazing languidly on a plate, projecting a kind of existential angst in the face of impending doom.
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Corporations are projecting a steep hit to first quarter earnings due to severe supply line disruption, weighing on global growth.
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At a macro level, China is projecting its authoritarian model as a viable alternative to the West's liberal democratic variant.
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Such an approach to peership has advantages: it establishes the moral claims of animals without projecting human motivations onto them.
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He made it about real events, but the show was always projecting three or four years back in the past.
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Mr. Ruffin must carry the film, projecting interior activity and suggesting information where the script (by Mr. O'Shea) does not.
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The retailer reaffirmed its guidance for the 2019 fiscal year, projecting a same-store sales decline of 7% to 8%.
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So rather than projecting your translations via the phone's speaker, you can instead type back and forth using the keyboard.
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In the fiscal first quarter, HPE is projecting 42 cents to 46 cents in earnings per share, excluding certain items.
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Today, they are running a beach-towel business, Sand Cloud, that is projecting $7 million in annual revenue in 2017.
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Democrats cosplay as the party of the poor and disenfranchised, while brutally projecting their politics through a professional-class lens.
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The great America it promised has white men at the top, and that's the image they're projecting, figuratively and literally.
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In 2015, TechCrunch reported on leaked financial documents that showed Pinterest was then projecting sales of $2.8 billion by 2018.
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"We continue projecting stable output for the year, but it could be negatively affected by more labor conflicts," he said.
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It's time for the media to stop projecting electability claims onto candidates based on their personal feelings or establishment wisdom.
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Projecting a little, I asked if she ever felt guilty when she was successful, as if she didn't deserve it.
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The healthcare sector dropped 0.5 percent, with Abbott Laboratories falling 2.4 percent after projecting current-quarter earnings below analysts' estimates.
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It's an authoritarianism she fears others have been blind to, projecting onto him the leader they hope he will be.
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"The data security, privacy, and social stability concerns are far more important than projecting influence around the world," he said.
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The institution led by Haruhiko Kuroda is now projecting that it won't reach its 2 percent inflation target before April 2018.
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For much of the autumn campaign, political analysts were projecting Democrats would pick up anywhere from four to seven Senate seats.
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The European Commission and Greece's central bank had been projecting a 0.3 percent economic contraction for this year as a whole.
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Gonzalo Luis-Morales, 31, says a bottle of Corona Extra spontaneously exploded, projecting a piece of glass into his left eye.
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The Congressional Budget Office — an independent body tasked with projecting the effects of legislative proposals — has become a Republican punching bag.
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The crowd at Trump's victory party was muted at the start of the night, with news networks projecting a Clinton victory.
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Will Hurd will be re-elected in Texas' 23rd District, defeating Air Force veteran Gina Ortiz Jones, NBC News is projecting.
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Look up inside the Quicken Loans Arena, and you'll see four immense screens projecting Twitter and Facebook posts about the event.
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"Johnson&aposs body language was projecting he was preparing for a physical altercation," one of the officers wrote in the report.
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The Touch detects movement using an infrared light and built-in camera, essentially projecting a tablet-like experience onto a surface.
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The National Theatre in London lets patrons with hearing loss reserve a pair of Epson Moverio glasses, projecting subtitles for plays.
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The Concept Link ditches the traditional instrument cluster in favor of projecting things like speed and battery information onto the windshield.
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The company's co-founder and CEO, Alex Karp, noted in October that the company is projecting profitability also for next year.
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They thought our eyes were bioorganic AR gear and were trying to communicate with us by projecting information into them directly.
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Analysts are projecting that "Endgame" could surpass $3 billion at the global box office, something that has never been done before.
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Today, they are increasingly tackling all-out transformations that aim to present compelling contemporary design, while projecting a complete aspirational package.
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Pinterest in the same leaked documents also said it was projecting 151 million monthly active users by the end of 2015.
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The Elo system at FiveThirtyEight is the contrarian, projecting them to actually win three games and placing them above the Bengals.
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Now we're in such high growth that the CBO, the Congressional Budget Office, is projecting that it continues for a while.
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That doesn't mean should stop you from fantasizing about it by projecting all your hopes and dreams onto an unsuspecting baby.
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There was a chandelier of sorts with dozens of multi-colored lights projecting stars onto the dome in a dizzying jodienda.
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The retailer got a boost from its Anniversary Sale, but the company did cut outlook, while projecting flat comparable store sales.
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And in a sense, it may even make you feel worse, since you know you're projecting this image that isn't real.
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However, Roger counters during a screaming match that the FBI agent is projecting his deepest fears from the research onto him.
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A much better way to share the eclipse experience is by projecting the crescent Sun onto a flat surface for viewing.
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While its own citizens suffered, the Soviet Union was continuing to export grain, projecting an image of prosperity to the West.
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After a while, the disconnect between the way I felt and the dread people were projecting just seemed, you know, funny.
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When Lorelai accuses her mom of projecting her own dreams for Lorelai onto her friend, Emily is quick to deny it.
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Projecting economic growth rates is fantastically hard even over very short time horizons; over centuries, it is as good as impossible.
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Eat all of the pizza she wants, all day long Again, we may be projecting our own desires just slightly. 10.
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In the chaotic, heartbreaking wake of Donald Trump's "Muslim ban," Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau is projecting a markedly different message.
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Symantec raised its guidance for the current quarter, projecting March quarter adjusted earnings between 22.01 cents and 244 cents per share.
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I would relish in rehashing and projecting my own insecurities, reliving the sob story that was my life, over and over.
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The business social network forecast 2016 revenue growth of 20 percent to 22 percent, while analysts were projecting 30 percent expansion.
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Projecting on Trump's impact is a prognosis full of uncertainty and risk — that much we do know about President-elect Trump.
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Trump's goal, Heye observed, will likely be two-pronged — aimed at projecting his opinion and discrediting whatever Comey tells the committee.
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Analysts are projecting an earnings loss of 3.2 percent in the first quarter and a gain of 4.1 percent for 2019.
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By remaining stable and prioritizing that stability, CBS is able to continue projecting a casual dominance of the network TV landscape.
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Absolutely—by becoming true diplomats, in ways both little and large, and projecting our open, big-hearted personality around the world.
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It's projecting 25M million devices in this iPhone SE size category will ship worldwide this year — shrinking to 43M by 24.
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They've promised their LPs a lower return threshold, so they can underwrite to those lower returns while projecting much bigger outcomes.
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I can't ever remember my mom getting home from her dental practice and changing into jeans, but maybe I'm just projecting.
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So worry less about getting your energy up and projecting confidence, and more about listening to the needs of your prospect.
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Hell, I might argue that half of everything we do in the public sphere is about projecting or battling our insecurities.
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Some beautiful and brave soul was projecting "no one is illegal" on the side of Macy's during the tree lighting pic.twitter.
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In its earnings statement, Alcoa said that it is projecting a growing global deficit for both aluminum and alumina in 2018.
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Steve Tew: Yeah, well, for the five years we're just about to conclude, we filled the gap that we were projecting.
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But more than projecting what we want, we are hiding what we dislike; not just from the world, but from ourselves.
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Against that backdrop, and as fiscal stimulus from tax cuts and higher spending caps fades, economists are projecting slower growth ahead.
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The bank has raised interests rates twice under Powell, and it is projecting two more hikes before the end of 2018.
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Kentucky officials are projecting that just under a third of eligible voters will cast ballots in Tuesday's gubernatorial election, when Gov.
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Architects at Vizum Atelier visualized the spire as a white peak extending into a beam of light, projecting into the sky.
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Kostin said Goldman is currently projecting two rate cuts this year due to the Fed's reluctance to go against market expectations.
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He's innocent here, but is about to get expelled just because his girlfriend's mom is projecting his father's mistakes onto him.
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And Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, is projecting that Clinton will win 85033 electoral votes.
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I feel that many Chinese aren't really observing American politics as much as they're projecting their own biases onto American politics.
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The CFO survey's pessimism about 22009 will raise eyebrows because mainstream economists are still projecting steady, albeit slower, growth next year.
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According to a model projecting a potential surge in Democratic turnout, the poll found, Malinowski leads 47 percent to 41 percent.
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"Adobe is projecting online holiday shopping sales to hit $22015 billion in the U.S.," wrote Squali in a note to clients.
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And officials said privately Trump has expressed worry that some economists are now projecting a downturn in the next several years.
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Growers' trees were looking healthier, there was less fruit on the ground, and many long-time growers were projecting a rebound.
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South Carolina concedes as much, with their own estimates projecting that more than 11,21625 people will lose coverage over five years.
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But he mainly kept things light, projecting the breezy confidence that contrasted with his tortured predecessor, former Labour leader Gordon Brown.
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He gave them data projecting the costs the ruling would cause Brazilian carriers, hurting their competitiveness, he told Reuters by telephone.
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Kasich pointed out that he fares much better against Clinton in those states, with Ballotpedia projecting a Kasich victory in six.
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Even to this day -- and with changes to his senior ranks -- Trudeau often goes off-script, projecting a lack of credibility.
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High hopes accompanied them into the season, with some projecting that Washington would be the No. 2 team in the East.
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And while I might be projecting, it kind of seems like exorcising herself through music is the same for Hayley Williams.
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Snapchat, a 5-year-old company, is already projecting revenue as high as between $500 million and $1 billion for 2017.
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We've spent so long projecting our own issues onto her that we've forgotten what made her famous in the first place.
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Models tend to have trouble projecting temperatures in such extreme situations, leaving open the question of what records will be broken.
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The National Weather Service is projecting rainfall totals approaching a foot from southern Florida to Louisiana, due to Alberto's slow movement.
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But French members arrested in 2014 and 2015 explained that the Emni had taken on a new portfolio: projecting terror abroad.
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Are you projecting the qualities that make others want to work to build your company … or work at finding another job?
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Initially presented in a theater on a monochrome boxlike stage, it has the projecting intensity of a modernist, almost abstract film.
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It is designed to help audiences understand the mentality of the witch trials, ideally without projecting a contemporary narrative upon it.
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It could be that the father suspecting a sexual assault against his daughter is actually projecting his own hidden violent libido.
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"The better you know the player, the more comfortable you are with getting the performance that you're projecting," Van Wagenen said.
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Here's a thing we see a lot of in Canadian hip-hop: Too many Toronto rappers projecting tough-guy, ambivalent airs.
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The New York State Police have 18 drones, which troopers use for tasks like finding missing people and projecting flood depths.
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Dow Jones industrial average futures plunged after Trump's address, projecting a loss of more than 85033,000 points when markets open Thursday.
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Instead of breaking even, Amtrak was last week projecting a financial loss of $840 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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I've always been interested in the way that, as an audience member, you're projecting, you're doing the work of the imagining.
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So, I have two jobs within GRRRL: being part of the team, and talso projecting my Ghanaian identity to the world.
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UBS is projecting a 9% increase in Costco's US same-store sales in February, following January's 6.9% rise in that metric.
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The company says it currently has 400 paying customers and is seeing $500,000 in ARR, projecting $0003 million ARR in 2020.
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Nevada Democrats are projecting confidence they can avoid Iowa's mistakes, but there are a lot of additional elements to deal with.
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It is playing in a handful of Dolby Vision theaters across the country, which are capable of projecting at 120 f.p.s.
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And analysts are projecting that the disruption could have a sizable impact on China's economy, at least in the short term.
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Projecting that he would leave Iowa "victorious" as the results remained unresolved, Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Iran is far more capable of projecting violence abroad than Syria or ISIS, and it has more tools to punch back.
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A karaoke machine from the Philippines is plugged in to the television, projecting idyllic vistas of home into the airless room.
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"First year in sales we did $913,0003, and we're projecting to do $2.7 million this year," Ozar said during the episode.
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"I'm projecting that the sun will be approximately there when totality hits," she said, etching an imaginary rectangle with her finger.
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There are currently 220006 million freelancers working in the U.S today with some projecting an increase to 2202 million by 2628.
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They are projecting, assuming that one rival will covet and attain the kind of armed domination that has served America poorly.
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Projecting a campaign of continuity, he was joined on the final weekend before the election by three popular Virginia Democrats: Gov.
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And he is aware as well of the consequences for his own political future, even while projecting confidence in his decision.
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The good news is projecting self-confidence in a job interview is something you can prepare for, control, and even fake.
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Box is projecting adjusted losses of 8 cents to 9 cents a share and revenues of $154 million and $155 million.
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The Mountain View, California-based company also offered strong fourth-quarter EPS guidance, projecting earnings between 76 cents and 80 cents.
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In that case, you may want to explore your own feelings on the subject instead of projecting swaggering superiority onto others.
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The talks have been contentious so far, but the parties are still projecting a conclusion in the first quarter of 2018.
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Beyond these figures, little is known about the hierarchy of the branch of the Islamic State responsible for projecting terrorism abroad.
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Heightening external risks also hang over the outlook for Japan's economy, with analysts now projecting a contraction in the third quarter.
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As Karen shoved the ugly red stroller over the chalky path, she wondered what type of body language she was projecting.
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The chicken franchise blamed "extraordinary demand" for the sandwiches after initially projecting its inventory would last until the end of September.
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The blue-chip index was buoyed by International Business Machines Corp, which jumped 7.46 percent after projecting 2019 profit above expectations.
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Economic growth overall has been solid, with the Atlanta Fed projecting the economy to grow 4.2 percent in the first quarter.
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One thing that's been missing, however, is a comprehensive prospective analysis, projecting the total costs and benefits of RPSs going forward.
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Could Myriam be projecting onto her nanny her own forbidden desire to be free of her children and their insatiable needs?
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Iowa officials are projecting losses of at least $1.6 billion, with at least $214 million in damage to the agriculture sector.
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"Whereas we had previously anticipated cryptocurrency to be meaningful for the year, we are now projecting no contributions going forward," Huang said.
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Is Bey currently working on any future projects and subliminally projecting them to us all as she undergoes her Formation World Tour?
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The Trump administration is projecting that its economic policies will keep growth at rates of 3 percent or better in coming years.
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This is the image you must adopt on your first press tour when you've built your career around projecting a tough exterior.
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As of last month, Chewy was projecting nearly $900 million in revenue for 2003 and $1.5 billion for 2017, a spokesman said.
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The seventh edition of the report — like publications Arcview published previously — includes a calculated gaze into the crystal ball, projecting industry sales.
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Granted, Abrams created a pen name because she was aware of the risks associated with projecting both identities under the same name.
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They're capable of incredible subtlety, projecting sounds so quiet and far away as to make me question where they were coming from.
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The NHC is projecting that Hurricane Florence will be a Category 4 storm with 145 mph sustained winds 5 days from now.
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The target for this type of breakout is calculated by measuring the width of the trading band and projecting the value upwards.
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Analysts at Barclays "can't believe it's not meat," projecting huge growth for the nascent alternative food industry within the next 10 years.
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GITA GOPINATH: There was the potential of recovery, and we are still projecting that for many parts of the world, including -- economies.
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In the future, as Realbotix expands its offerings to target LGBTQ+ buyers, McMullen thinks they might become an asset for projecting queerness.
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I just want to make sure the perception is right, and I am projecting the right artist who I want to be.
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Despite markets and polls projecting that Britons would vote to stay in the European Union, they ultimately voted last week to leave.
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Worldwide Quarterly PC Tracker released an updated forecast projecting a 7.3 percent decline year over year in 2016 for worldwide PC shipments.
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BUT I'M PROJECTING THAT IT COULD MAKE $43 MILLION AND COULD END UP BEING A GREAT SERIES OF RIDES AT THEME PARKS.
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Cars are inherently about projecting a self-image, and hundreds of thousands of Americans chose to project one of profound, pathological selfishness.
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The men here are constantly rehearsing their masculinity, projecting the ghosts of their fathers, and struggling to truly reckon with their feelings.
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High atop the Greenland ice sheet lies thousands of dollars of sophisticated scientific monitoring equipment key to projecting future sea level rise.
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You seem to think that you're projecting confidence, and that we'll be impressed by your steely resolve in the face of adversity.
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"But when you look back to the state sector, many continue to lag their forecasts or are projecting budget gaps," he said.
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There are two months left in this fiscal year, and the Treasury Department is projecting a deficit of just over $1 trillion.
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Projecting a gracious playfulness no matter the mood, she clatters and skids through the aural space, hanging on tightly to her guitar.
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Elsewhere the document talked about defending European people's rights and freedoms, and indeed projecting European values on the rest of the world.
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So in a sense, some commenters might be projecting the pain of the stereotypes they suffer from onto Tram and her relationship.
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Research suggests that voters do not pay close attention to candidates' policies, often projecting their own views onto the candidate they like.
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It also said it had monthly revenue of $60 million in July this year and is projecting annual revenue of $750 million.
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