Projections for EV growth feed into projections for oil demand.
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The demographic projections, tricky as they are, are much easier than economic projections.
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The projections themselves were already four days old — and they weren't exactly projections.
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Projections The projections for CNN will be made from the CNN Election Decision Desk.
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It said April shipments exceeded projections, but the company did not disclose those projections.
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Projections of transportation sector energy use are tied to projections of vehicle miles traveled (VMT).
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" Harper, said the new projections are, "very much in line with what other projections are showing.
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Last week, policymakers cut their projections for the third time in the last four quarterly projections.
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The official Reagan revenue projections following enactment of ERTA, did not have huge revenue increase projections.
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Snap has been public for less than two weeks, and eMarketer's projections are just that — projections.
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His administration brushed aside critiques that its projections were unrealistic and relied on overly optimistic economic projections.
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"Financial projections will never be accurate, but it's all about the projections and the growth drivers," he said.
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Students can use the above resources to make those projections in addition to their state-by-state projections.
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Similarly, Netflix's numbers are projections, projections that were released before either program had been streaming for a full month.
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Don't expect to see the projections we asked for, however; per a spokesperson, Twitch does not disclose internal financial projections.
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She noted that natural gas revenue projections were down on pricing, with mining revenue projections up on higher coal prices.
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At the beginning of the show, monumental projections of workers in fields, presumably around Durango, were paired with text projections.
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Subsequent studies have raised sea level rise projections due to more pessimistic projections of melting from land-based ice sheets.
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EIA has projections for electrification of transportation and heating built into its model, but they are extremely modest, gradual projections.
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The Summary of Economic Projections, where we show our short-term interest rate projections and we have the median short-term projections, I think we try to make it very clear that there's no commitment to that.
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The new projections fell largely in line with projections for the first iteration of the bill, which was scored in March.
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The Fed projections don't follow that script, setting up a potential conflict between policy projections and conditions in the real economy.
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Inside today's turnout projections from VoteCastr Inside today's turnout projections from VoteCastr We updated this story throughout the day from 2147.9 a.m.
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One means used when there is a gap between seller profit projections and buyer projections is a concept called an earn out.
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So in March, the Summary of Economic Projections will indeed shift, in our view, with U.S. inflation projections leading the way up.
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I've calculated the U.S. fiscal gap using projections through mid-century from the CBO as well as extrapolations beyond 2628 of their projections.
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Revenue projections have been off as well, with ten-year projections off by, on average, about 25 percent over the past 20 years.
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Related: [NSFW] The Nude Succubi Photos of Alva Bernadine [NSFW] Light Projections Transform the Female Nude A High Fashion Dress Meets High Tech Projections
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Additionally, the Fed's projections for core inflation held steady at 1.5 percent and 1.9 percent in 2017 and 2018, respectively, unchanged from September's projections.
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Border wall The budget blueprint is not a complete budget, meaning it does not include revenue projections, any impacts to mandatory spending and policy projections.
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But eMarketer says that all projections for those older than 45 have been adjusted upward, while projections for users 24 and younger have decreased slightly.
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Yes, but: I must reiterate that no one knows what's around the corner, and even consensus projections of slowed economic growth are just that — projections.
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When added to projections for melting ice elsewhere, that could push global sea levels up 5 to 6 feet by 2100 — nearly double past projections.
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Current projections indicate two more increases this year, though that could change when individual Federal Open Market Committee members update their projections later this month.
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These model projections are just that — projections — but they are all pointing in the same direction, and make sense given the physics of such storms.
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While the RBI on Wednesday marginally trimmed its inflation projections for the current quarter, the central bank said its inflation projections beyond that remain "broadly unchanged".
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Related This Immersive Light Sculpture Visualizes Internet Connections as Laser Beams Dancer Defies Gravity with Stunning 3D Projections A High Fashion Dress Meets High Tech Projections
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"The fact that climate projections for 2050 through 2100 may be volatile does not deprive those projections of value in the rulemaking process," the court wrote.
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SL: I actually have in my mind the minimalist version of the show with no projections and no ... Oh no, no, I think you need projections.
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"We think the monetary policy projections may be lagging the economic projections, perhaps in part due to political sensitivity," Hatzius said in a note to clients.
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In addition to the latest economic projections, this week sees new ECB chief economist Philip Lane present the projections to the Governing Council for the first time.
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However, as we've noted, those projections are far afield from even the best-case projections agreed upon by the world's top climate scientists and research agencies—e.g.
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Fed projections may begin to capture some of this as it incorporates the prospect of tax reform in its forecasts, perhaps as early as the December projections.
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But even in Crunchbase's projections, which only go back to Q1 2013, projected U.S. deal volume for Q3 2017 is basically flat compared to when these projections started.
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The possibility that the Fed could surprise and increase the projections, however, limited the dollar's losses heading into the central bank's policy statement and projections at 2 p.m.
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Nonresident capital inflows should total $680 billion this year, $90 billion less than its projections before Donald Trump's surprise U.S. presidential election victory, according to the group's projections.
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"The ESO analysis suggests gas supply remains tight, however, the latest industry projections of gas production are just sufficient to meet current projections of gas demand," the AEMO said.
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One may not be inclined to value the precision the CBO provides, particularly when its projections are snarling already-tense policy battles and when these projections may be flawed.
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The board said revenue projections used by the government to calculate structural deficits are "overly optimistic," specifically citing projections for economic growth rates and return to nominal economic growth.
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The study found that most of EIA's projections for renewables sharply under-projected generation or capacity, with especially pronounced under-projections of wind and solar in more recent years.
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He says the company met its projections for the first quarter of this year and is on pace to exceed its projections in Q2 and the rest of the year.
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The CBO's March 2900 budgetary projections for the 220006 fiscal year were off by 2202 percent, lower than the 2628 percent average of its projections between fiscal years 28500 and 6900.
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When comparing the BTA's projections with the effects congestion pricing had on London, Stockholm, and Singapore, the report found the projections "consistent" with what was seen in those real-world examples.
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What they found: The latest round of analyses are slightly less optimistic than last year's projections for several reasons, including weakening U.S. policy and slightly slower projections of battery cost declines.
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Describing works like those of the Gulf protest group as "guerrilla projections," Mr. Huhtamo, the design professor, said they would probably remain outnumbered by projections done with permission or by commission.
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As a consequence, the company increased its revenue projections for the fourth quarter to a range of $680 million to $690 million, up from previous projections of $665 million to $685 million.
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And the nonpartisan agency also said, again referencing prior projections, it would still expect prices of individual health plans to increase by 10 percent each year above current projections under that scenario.
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"Today's projections make clear that we can't wait and hope that future revenue projections will save us from making tough decisions," the Office of Policy and Management said in an emailed statement.
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"I don't think ... that there is anything that would prevent the Senate Budget Committee from using OMB projections instead of CBO/JCT projections," Alan Frumin, a former Senate parliamentarian, said in an email.
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Since the UN has been making population projections since 1950, and since it publishes revisions and corrections to those projections over time, we can compare its initial estimates to the revisions and corrections.
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Uncertainty around economic projections is highest in the poorest counties.
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""I've seen lots of projections, I've seen lots of numbers.
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After dark, special projections and lighting will illuminate Hogwarts castle.
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It's OK to get the projections wrong, but not to
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The increase came with projections that economic conditions are changing.
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MNUCHIN: WELL, AGAIN, THERE MAY BE DIFFERENCES IN GROWTH PROJECTIONS.
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That exceeds 20173 projections of 27.1 million, at 22 percent.
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The findings are broadly reflective of each nation's growth projections.
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Source: ShopperTrak ShopperTrak makes its projections using previous years' data.
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Credit Suisse analysts said the projections appeared "light of expectations".
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It lowered revenue projections to $970 million from $1 billion.
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Income tax in April lagged projections by about $708 million.
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Orr said there were significant uncertainties around its rate projections.
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The public projections occur only during the evenings on weekends.
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These may lead to flooding that differs from these projections.
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Projections had revenue in the $98.8 million – $101.8 million range.
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For 2020, the ECB provided projections for the first time.
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I think that equities are reacting to the growth projections.
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But that number missed Wall Street's projections by $200 million.
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The networking equipment maker's revenue came in slightly above projections.
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But the polls and projections were wrong and Deukmejian won.
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Suddenly, projections of temperature changes in 22017 were more real.
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The light projections are on every evening until October 10.
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The projections, issued as polling stations closing at 8 p.m.
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Models that take education into account produce wildly different projections.
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" Why it matters: "The rebound has confounded many experts' projections.
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According to the latest projections the CDU dropped 2.4 points.
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The downbeat analyst projections affected more than just Apple, too.
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For 21.5, the Bundesbank provided projections for the first time.
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The restaurant chain's revenue also came in above analyst projections.
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Revenue for the iPhone came in just slightly below projections.
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That's triple the projections for total sales in virtual reality.
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Both projections are 0.1 percentage points lower than in April.
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The car rental company's revenue also beat Wall Street projections.
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Hopkins assesses clients' happiness and finances when creating retirement projections.
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Fed projections imply about two more hikes before year end.
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Their absence means the cost projections are not on target.
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However, the burger chain's forward guidance was largely below projections.
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Accordingly, earnings projections across big banks have been dialed back.
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The generic drugmaker's revenue was in line with Street projections.
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That is on par with the administration's projections last year.
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Our growth projections have always been based on actual deployments.
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The company maintained its sales and earnings projections for 2019.
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The projections are far rosier than what outside forecasters expect.
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Most projections put the 355 number achievable in the 2040s.
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Projections vary among industry analysts, but the numbers are substantial.
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Bloomberg looks at the IEA's projections for the U.S. here.
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Most projections do predict oil demand from cars will decline.
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The projections will be in the show at the festival.
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General Dynamics did not make any 2018 projections on Wednesday.
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All eyes will be on projections for Q2 vehicle deliveries.
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But it's in the direction of reducing the temperature projections.
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As is often the case, projections deviated far from reality.
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"The issue is whether those projections were honest," Summers said.
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By then, he had become the object of their projections.
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Projections remain strong for this segment in 2017 as well.
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We hold no obligation to update any of our projections.
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New projections obtained by Reuters suggest the risk is small.
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That means the images of the projections are computer-generated ...
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The list is based on projections from KBB's automotive analysts.
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It feeds into future projections and feeds into the analysis.
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Like numerous other digital brands, CNN missed recent revenue projections.
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We see downside risk to the government's optimistic revenue projections.
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And according to UN projections 2020 will mark another milestone.
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Our revenue projections were authenticated by President Obama's labor economist.
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Projections for revenue to cover those debts are now shakier.
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Unlike Ricci's map, Verbiest's makes use of strict spherical projections.
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That's more than double the projections for the cannabis market.
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Not bad for projections that are not supposed to matter.
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At all: none of the big projections expect even a .
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That's higher than the projections by the Congressional Budget Office.
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Projections based on C.D.C. scenarios show a potentially vast toll.
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The projections of additional potential deaths in the weeks ahead.
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Most of those policies were not included in Friday's projections.
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But the new projections, issued in a letter to Rep.
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But then, the projections had never liked them very much.
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Projections of snowflakes danced overhead while an organ puffed carols.
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The whites in the audience embrace and internalize the projections.
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All of these counts are according to NBC News projections.
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Government projections in late 2019 put 2020 growth at 4%.
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The projections weren't clear from one section of the audience.
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There was heavy use of light projections on the stage.
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But she said she felt vindicated by the worsening projections.
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Rabobank reduced its worldwide growth projections below 3% on Wednesday.
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The "simple math" for financial independence relies on linear projections.
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Overall, Mr. Rongone said, they were far above market projections.
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But projections suggest at least some phones may be delayed.
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A few things stood out from the data and projections.
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Growth projections for the use of coal are especially disconcerting.
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He controls the House floor, so his projections hold weight.
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The central bank will also issue its updated economic projections.
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He noted that policymakers' projections fit a few different narratives.
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If projections hold, that opportunity could fall to Mr. Gantz.
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Q: Why should people draft different sets of budget projections?
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The cost estimate was unchanged from projections made in 2018.
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The cost estimate was unchanged from projections made in 2018.
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The market will continue to grow, according to Mintel's projections.
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There were video projections of the mass graves of Rwanda.
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Their revised projections of GDP and CPI inflation are realistic.
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The upcoming storm may exceed that, based on current projections.
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"The projections are dire," Nielsen told lawmakers earlier this month.
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The ECB staff projections on oil are also looking stale.
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The company's revenue outlook fell short of Wall Street projections.
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Such information may include, among other things, projections and forecasts.
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The problem is that those are all projections from observers.
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Be skeptical; such projections can easily end up much higher.
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Inflation projections for the coming years were left unchanged, though both 20193 and 2019 forecasts remained above projections by the ECB's staff, suggesting these may be revised up when they are updated in December.
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But let's not pick on the IMF, since… –…Interest rate projections by various administrations show the same pattern, as do inflation projections by the members of the Federal Reserve board (see first figure below).
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As EIA itself has said many times (often buried an a preface or a footnote), people should try to understand these projections and the assumptions that inform them; they shouldn't take projections as predictions.
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While the monumental projections engulf the visitor in a light show of nice colors, the animated projections distort the proportions of the paintings and the animation implies that their quiet stillness is somehow insufficient.
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In the quarterly summary of economic projections released in March, just six of the 17 members who contributed to the "dot plot" of rate projections indicated that a rate hike this year was warranted.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California state revenue exceeded official projections in August by 5.2 percent, after four straight months of missed budget projections, thanks to strong personal income tax receipts, the state said on Monday.
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Regardless of size or scope of a transaction, the "Oracle of Omaha" uses the same research philosophy: Don't trust forecasts or projections, especially from someone who has a financial interest in making those projections.
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Tuesday's full budget request will include projections for mandatory spending on programs like Social Security and Medicare, and will include a decade's worth of projections for spending and tax revenues, as well as economic forecasts.
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The most transparent communication tool the FOMC has – the "dot plot" of anonymous interest rate projections by the individual committee members – showed a big downward revision to median projections for this year and further ahead.
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Weather experts questioned why the president was giving a hurricane briefing to the public that included projections that were almost a week out of date, and also wondered why those projections had been tampered with.
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Where it stands: The following five charts show the U.S. Energy Information Administration projections for the future from a decade ago, along with current EIA data to compare those projections with what actually has happened.
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They're also a reminder that when these detailed replacement plans do come out, CBO will be waiting to issue its projections on how they'd actually work — projections that have been taken very seriously in Washington.
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BCG's projections of the consumer market's size rose by 156 percent.
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It's important to point out that these are all early projections.
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I THINK THEY'RE MAKING THOSE PROJECTIONS BASED ON THE STATUS QUO.
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The European Commission has itself used projections without the CGD impact.
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The U.S. central bank slightly lowered its growth projections for 2019.
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Today was the first time it has shared Tinder revenue projections.
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That was below analyst projections for $24 billion, according to StreetAccount.
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Closely watched data on new high-speed internet customers beat projections.
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Japan's central bank also lowered growth and price projections for 2020.
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In fact, the latest rainfall projections released Thursday at 245 p.m.
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It was harmless, the perfect canvas for a teenage girl's projections.
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Projections of massive grain inventories have squeezed margins at grain traders.
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Both groups said they are not changing their projections just yet.
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Growth projections showed a mere 0.1% for GDP growth this year.
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Yet turning national polling results into projections in Parliament is tricky.
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The authors grafted those projections onto voting patterns in recent elections.
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The automaker disappointed Wall Street with its earnings projections for 2020.
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Ford also disappointed Wall Street with its earnings projections for 2020.
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The future projections for warming are particularly dire for the Midwest.
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These projections by the UN, if correct, are astounding (see article).
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The campaign bears no responsibility for projections it eagerly endorsed 2.
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That's 2.4% and 6.13% lower, respectively, than the fund's initial projections.
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But while their projections are similar, their reactions have differed greatly.
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On Friday it said "roaming-out" volumes remained below its projections.
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In most projections, though, the end is more whimper than bang.
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Uber's trip time projections for various cities with on-demand aviation.
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He did not offer projections for San Francisco bike-share usage.
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But we should keep in mind that projections are not destiny.
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Revenues for fixed income, currency and commodities were slightly below projections.
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They have made similar projections in the past, and been wrong.
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Donald Trump won in North Carolina, according to NBC News projections.
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The same is true for EIA projections on solar and wind.
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Both projections are for the impact 10 years down the road.
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EIA's self-reflective report on past projections is a good start.
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But the sour projections stiffened resistance from some deficit-averse Republicans.
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Her immersive installation of three wall-sized projections is entitled Under.
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Fresh projections will be issued when the Fed meets on Dec.
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Alaska, in its first year of legalization, saw similar projections trounced.
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So, I think you are beginning to see projections go higher.
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The promised 3-D mapping projections and fully customized sound systems?
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The second part of Trump's statement jives with US government projections.
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The ECB will publish its quarterly staff economic projections on Thursday.
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They gave these projections, they weren't as great as people thought.
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And the projections for 2017 costs and returns are no better.
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This is consistent with computer model projections of a warming world.
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"There will be a lot more projections to come," he said.
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These projections will likely get worse under the House-approved plan.
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In the previous quarter's projections, just two members anticipated no hike.
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However, Shake Shack's forward guidance was largely below Wall Street projections.
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It will also contain 10-year projections for taxes and spending.
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The antique mechanical sculptures produce hyper-colorful projections radiating with light.
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The Ryan-Price proposal lacked numbers, making precise coverage projections impossible.
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The projections for 2017 and 2019 were maintained at 3.2 percent.
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Meteorologist Ryan Maue of WeatherModels tweeted some projections on Thursday morning.
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This week, Exxon and rival Chevron released dueling Permian output projections.
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The company is missing its 2017 revenue projections, the company said.
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Projections last month showed the cash rate increasing in early 2021.
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Clinton still enjoys a strong lead based on Electoral College projections.
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More scooter dollars, Slack's revenue projections and the IPO traffic jam
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The European Commission last week released its latest 2019 growth projections.
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The memory chip maker's top line results also exceeded analysts' projections.
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Why, then, do you see projections of a large debt increase?
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Target also lowered its profit projections; its stock lost 6.4 percent.
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The growth rate was below economists' projections of about 3 percent.
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Meanwhile, revenues generated by the tax fell far short of projections.
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Anadol created these projections using machine learning, algorithms, and artificial intelligence.
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There were hiccups in some of VoteCastr's projections, Alexandra Alter writes.
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Led By Donkeys has previously used projections to promote certain causes.
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The company also issued full year guidance that surpassed analyst projections.
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Sales projections show VW may be heading in the right direction.
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Apple raised its revenue and profit projections for the holiday season.
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Yahoo did not update those projections in announcing its results Tuesday.
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But despite the improved projections, the issue of the currency remains.
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They have not released figures to back up their confident projections.
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Projections for fiscal 2019 call for an average 3.3 percent increase.
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"Valeant overpaid for assets based on overzealous projections," Ms. Bryan said.
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Modest errors in the projections are certainly possible and can matter.
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Yes, but: There are considerable uncertainties associated with this study's projections.
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We'd given them our projections and we were crushing our numbers.
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It's understandable, of course, that it's fairly modest in its projections.
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"One line in all its possibilities of projections," Mohr describes it.
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Even nearing that point is risky, because projections are inherently uncertain.
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If all projections hold, Latinos will be the majority by 2030.
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Low projections were more of a problem at private nonprofit colleges.
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Video projections, concert-like lighting and nightmarish characters fill the stage.
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McKinsey's projections determined how much money is available to repay creditors.
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This will include a one year outlook based on current projections.
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These projections form a vast canvas of spiky peaks and valleys.
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Those projections also do not include emissions from the forestry sector.
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The projections have remained steady in recent days, with uncertainties shrinking.
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Nonnon's photographs of the projections also include some light art flourishes.
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The U.S. central bank slightly lowered its growth projections for 20.4.
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JT: On the one hand, there's Wagner and his Valkyrie projections.
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The standard deviation of those projections was 114, just under 4%.
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The cloud software company's revenue was also well above Street projections.
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And it also just released its latest Summary of Economic Projections.
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Demographers can and do disagree over whether these projections will hold.
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BOK LEE: DIFFICULT TO MAKE NEW GROWTH PROJECTIONS AMID CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK
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Importantly, these projections were made before the emergence of COVID-19.
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I hope the projections of infections and serious cases are incorrect.
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And last week, Starbucks lowered its growth projections for the year.
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Projections take place on most nights in the beer garden, too.
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She knows the projections can change any time, for the worse.
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Assessments by humanitarian organizations and civic groups contributed to the projections.
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There's no denying that currently, the projections all look pretty grim.
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A leading research firm slashed its projections for 2020 solar installations.
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The Fed has had to continually pull back its inflation projections.
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In 1H17 Bydgoszcz financial performance was in line with Fitch's projections.
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Still others are imagined, projections of my own anxieties and insecurities.
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"With realistic growth projections, it cannot produce a deficit," Corker said.
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Why, in the projections, are they rendered in such crazy colors?
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Twilio also guided above Wall Street projections for the third quarter.
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Are there any tricks to making the projections look so real?
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If you're going to go with projections, go all the way.
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Only some of the projections have sound, not always fully audible.
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The cost estimate was unchanged from initial projections made last year.
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Do you still work on these projections between two different studios?
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Deterrence relies on computer models and projections; its predictions are uncertain.
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A: Most bookkeeping systems have just one set of budget projections.
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The inflation projections from the RBI on Friday were broadly unchanged.
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The live music is paired with abstract projections incorporating jumbled typography.
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In other words, Steve Jobs unleashed growth that blew projections away.
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This view is consistent with participant's projections of appropriate monetary policy.
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What if the projections alone could produce the same optical effects?
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Despite the upbeat projections, some analysts are tempering expectations about Netflix.
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Citing projections for continued economic growth, Kostin warned against this view.
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But the wealth is not spread evenly, according to the projections.
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It said its projections imply a stock price of around $100.
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Netflix shares also tumbled after it missed its subscriber addition projections.
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Once the chained CPI creeps into our projections, it is insidious.
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The Census Bureau data comes from the 2017 National Population Projections.
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Fiscal projections are most useful when they reflect realistic budget assumptions.
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But the live estimates and projections could be a wild ride.
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Analyst projections for the rest of the year are far worse.
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Shadows of people interrupt the projections, which perhaps they're supposed to (?).
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Of course, making projections about the future is difficult to do.
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Current projections suggest that America will be majority nonwhite by 2044.
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ECB inflation projections released on Thursday were revised upwards for 2016 to 0.2 percent from 0.1 percent, but inflation projections for 2017 and 2018 remained unchanged at 1.3 percent in 2017 and 1.6 percent in 2018.
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While this seems high, the percentage share of growth of new ad dollars coming from these two firms has actually dropped, mostly due to declines in growth projections at Facebook and increases in projections at Amazon.
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Future projections for U.S. debt and deficits already are bleak — by 23.1 the deficit is likely to exceed $1 trillion and total federal debt will be more than $29 trillion, according to Congressional Budget Office projections.
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I usually set up a backdrop of some kind and have created some projections which I then I put onto a screen and stand in front of and create shadows on those projections while filming that.
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On the unpredictability front, 2005-2014 showed major forecasting errors that included over-projections of coal production; under-projections of oil production toward the end of the study period; and over-projection of total electricity sales.
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The fund will be downgrading its projections for global growth in 21 and 22018 next week, when it releases new projections of the economic losses related to the trade war between the United States and China.
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In the C.B.O.'s assessment of its own accuracy, the agency says it has overestimated revenue by an average of 1.1 percent for two-year projections and by 5.3 percent for six-year projections since 1982.
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Like Clement Briend's vivid tree projections of Cambodian gods, and Maizz Visual's own tree projections that took on genetically-modified corn, Animal Watching is a mesmerizing installation, not least because the subjects move in anthropomorphic ways.
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However, while Plaintiffs claim that Tesla and its officers (collectively "Defendants") fell short of their production goals, a firm's failure to meet projections is only actionable if the firm did not accompany those projections with meaningful qualifications.
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Projections for Us had set the film's expectations between $38 million and $45 million domestically, with some adjusting their projections upward after the film earned a huge $7.3 million in Thursday previews, nearly matching Halloween's $7.7 million.
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And the longer the Trump White House delays issuing its own projections about coverage gains, or losses, the more time opponents of the bill will be able to use existing projections of losses to make their arguments.
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Goldman Sachs economists point out that the C.B.O.'s projections only extrapolate discretionary spending increases through 210 fiscal year, whereas the bank's analysis points to more spending through 225 fiscal year, raising the Goldman's deficit projections higher.
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That analysis used 103 Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services health expenditure projections.
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The surcharge would be eliminated if actual volumes caught up to projections.
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Wells Fargo has not provided 2019 revenue projections for its corporate bank.
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That requires broader knowledge than studying only balance-sheets and sales projections.
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A major downside risk to inflation projections stems from the exchange rate.
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The company reported $813 million in revenue, missing projections of $820 million.
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Harvey would make true Berger's most pessimistic projections and refuse to leave.
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The projections are in line with the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) forecast.
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The real lesson of the report isn't the particulars of its projections.
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You'll still need a spacious area for the projections to work, however.
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I don't see recession but just have to ratchet down the projections.
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While upgrading its economic projections, the central bank maintained negative interest rates.
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"I'm interested in criticism based on fact, not on projections," she said.
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The gunmaker's fiscal third-quarter outlook that was above Wall Street projections.
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Projections that the debate would be a free-for-all were accurate.
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The central bank report did not contain projections for December or January.
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"Lobes are curved, roundish projections formed by deposits of sediments," Fairén said.
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You watch the team either fulfill or fall short of your projections.
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Revenue of $824 million also fell near the bottom of Twitter's projections.
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The driving forces behind those projections are myriad, according to the report.
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GDP has surpassed projections by continuing to grow at a 3% rate.
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It also cut its 2016 projections from $500 million to $250 million.
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Below, we charted Crunchbase's projections for early-stage deal and dollar volume.
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These problems can include weather projections, financial modeling and modeling neural activity.
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It is the first major update on Britain's climate projections since 2009.
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Projections on the regional level, however, vary greatly and have large uncertainties.
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The bank has revised down its projections for inflation in 2019-21.
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The Fed lowered its forecast for 2016 and reduced projections for 2017.
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So, do Credit Suisse's projections point to global inequality narrowing or not?
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Nancy Pelosi backed the measure, which voters approved, according to CNN projections.
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But with today's announcements, those revenue projections don't seem as far-fetched.
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The science—and now financial projections—have not been on their side.
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Gloomy projections of London's forthcoming tech decline are now ten-a-penny.
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"We did intend to have projections before open enrollment" begins, Cohen said.
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Musk has a history of setting projections the company then doesn't meet.
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To be fair, Facebook's comments were meant to help model revenue projections.
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By providing better estimates, scientists can calculate long-term trends and projections.
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In a quarterly review of its projections also released after the Oct.
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Elon Musk tweeted — then revised — projections for full-year Tesla manufacturing numbers.
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Headlines will be snow, but scary early surge projections for NJ coast.
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She is learning TouchDesigner, a program used for projections and interactive lighting.
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The government is expected to announce its updated growth projections on Thursday.
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Here's what it would look like, based on projections from Republican Sen.
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The government is expected to update its economic growth projections on Thursday.
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Those forecasts are more optimistic than World Bank projections released this month.
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Democrats jumped on the projections to castigate Republicans over their economic record.
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Projections show the imbalance increasing in coming decades as global warming continues.
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You can do lower and upper bound projections and do basic arithmetic.
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Projections show this number may increase to around 903 days by 2100.
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Based on analyst projections, Amazon will command only 6 percent of that.
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The video begins with Phoenix smiling as projections play on his face.
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The highlight was the projections, by Ryan Holsopple, on the dome overhead.
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Ted Cruz getting 61 percent, according to NBC projections from early results.
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The optimistic projections emphasize the major long-term advantages of capping emissions.
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Mark Sanford has some doubts about the Trump administration's rosy economic projections.
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It was a sharp dovish turn from its policy projections in December.
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But remember, there are all sorts of uncertainties involved in these projections.
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We base our projections on the assumption the sanctions stay in place.
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This compared with earlier projections of 2.3 percent and 2.1 percent respectively.
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But economic projections indicated some misgivings about the current pace of growth.
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HCA said the first-quarter results were in line with internal projections.
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There's also a big interactive play area featuring projections and interactive games.
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Provides update to hurricane Matthew initial loss projections * Heritage insurance holdings, inc.
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Projections on the walls of the Pod guide viewers through the narrative.
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The study left room for uncertainty in its projections and climate models.
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The plant-based burger maker's revenue also came in above analysts' projections.
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It significantly missed projections for subscriber growth overall, adding just 2.7 million.
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The so-called "dot plot" refers to the Fed's interest rate projections.
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Analyst's projections for first-quarter growth ranged between 220006 and 2202 percent.
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Republicans will hold 200 seats in the House, according to CNN's projections.
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Cree's revenue of $388 million did exceed analysts' projections by $2 million.
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It added that projections for the amount of ETH impacted were "speculative".
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Headline inflation projections also stayed at 2.1 percent for 2019 and 2020.
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The climate projections have prompted some young people to sue their governments.
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If the projections are true, much of our planet could become uninhabitable.
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Many have failed to reach revenue projections and are experiencing budget shortfalls.
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But recent history and census projections seem to point in one direction.
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Advocates made rosy projections, promising things like 7 percent annual compounded returns.
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"We blew past everyone's most optimistic and aggressive projections," said Warner Bros.
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The Fed lifted its economic growth projections for this year and 22.9.
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The best we can do, based on current projections, is 33 percent.
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Some projections indicate that by 2020 that figure will surpass $1 billion.
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Distributors have long-term contracts based on past projections for power demand.
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But these projections put the coming impact of Brexit into stark relief.
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N). Auto losses are higher than initial projections, but Allstate Corp. (ALL.
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And yet, it's not too difficult to understand why such projections exist.
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The Brennan Center's projections mirror what many criminologists have said all along.
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Focus Features' "Harriet" bests projections and earns $12 million its opening weekend.
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The new projections come after the industry had a weak first quarter.
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This confirms the computer model projections for unusually high temperatures on Thursday.
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Since then it has refrained from making annual projections for the vehicle.
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The ECB left its inflation projections unchanged at 1.1%, 1.4% and 1.6%.
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The content, strategy, and planning team creates efficiency projections for each show.
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In fact, several projections have already indicated values between 0.5% and 0%.
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The port was revising forecasts to incorporate the latest European growth projections.
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For the Trump people, I have to believe they are just projections.
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There is a similar gap in the projections of long-term growth.
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The United Nations population projections, provide important benchmarks of global demographic patterns.
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That was less than the government's previous projections of 425 million tonnes.
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Experimental video projections, D.J. sets and more will round out the festivities.withfriends.
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Yet she was uninterested in her subjects' projections of innocence and happiness.
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Mr. Biesenbach said he does not have specific projections for future attendance.
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She made her works completely by hand, without stencils, tape, or projections.
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The Fed will publish a new set of policy projections on Wednesday.
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An adjacent surface showcases abstract video projections, movies and even concert simulcasts.
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The document released this morning makes no projections as to its cost.
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Fauci said the projections could change depending on how the pandemic unfolds.
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"He exceeded his developmental projections, on defense especially," Cashman said of Andujar.
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Defying the hopeful projections, Japan has rarely grown faster than 2300 percent.
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If you're an investor, those are good projections you want to hear.
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Microsoft and Google's parent company, Alphabet, both handily beat Wall Street's projections.
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But some researchers question whether the bureau's projections provide a true picture.
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Projections are distributed to teams throughout the season to help cap planning.
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The State Department removed reports containing required emissions projections under international treaty.
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His team reached its projections by using case fatality ratios ranging from .
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The projections were contained in the CBO's annual budget and economic outlook.
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Despite sales projections for genetics testing companies, ancestry tourism is still booming.
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These projections are represented visually in charts below called a dot plot.
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Washington, D.C.-based artist Robin Bell typically claims credit for the projections.
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But it has not earned as much as was in the projections.
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Quarterly revenue of $265.5 million beat out analyst projections for $260.1 million.
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The computer and printer maker's revenue was also slightly above Street projections.
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These projections may be absurd, but they serve a serious political purpose.
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Nuclear winter relied on computer models and projections; its predictions were uncertain.
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That's worse than the earlier projections for growth between 0.5% and 2.5%.
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Just about everyone bases retirement projections on quitting work at age 23.
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They have these projections and these milestones — do we think that's realistic?
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The surgical instruments maker's revenue also came in above Wall Street projections.
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It next reviews monetary policy together with economic projections on June 22.
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But looking at employment projections for the next decade explains a lot.
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Numerous catastrophic projections have already emanated from academia, think tanks, and government.
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The first is any rate hike and the second is forward projections.
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The summary of economic projections is individual forecasts compiled and written down.
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Private companies hired another 234,000 in January, far exceeding projections of 185,000.
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The often whimsical direction and ironic text projections made sure of that.
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These projections must make certain assumptions that can hugely affect the outcome.
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Germany's monthly economic sentiment index came in below analysts projections on Tuesday.
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Collections were also $3.13 million below projections, said State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
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The Breuer, which opened in March, has drawn 557,000 visitors, exceeding projections.
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Growth in both the labor force and worker productivity underperformed those projections.
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Analyst's projections for first-quarter growth ranged between 2900 and 220006 percent.
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Longer-term projections show Minnesota and California battling for the 435th seat.
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Congressional Budget Office projections of the federal debt make this point compellingly.
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Feldman's "Projections I" is for cello, not a recording of a cello.
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Renewables tracked a bit higher than where projections were a decade ago.
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In some cases, the curators provide literal projections to make their point.
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By now, we need not be neutral toward this range of projections.
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New projections will come from Fed officials at their December 12-13 meeting, which could indicate whether concerns over the yield curve and a related debate over weak inflation have started to shake confidence in the 2018 projections.
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Watching the projections on the buildings is mesmerizing—the projections perfectly utillize the architecture to enhance their visuals, whether on the 19th-century Saint-Jacques Cathedral, or the Mon Oncle-esque building of the Cégep du Vieux Montréal.
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The new study combines DeConto and Pollard's findings with sea level rise projections other researchers published in 2014, which allows for detailed sea level rise mapping scenarios of what the projections would look like if they become reality.
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"The resultant maps turned out to be quite beautiful and thus we decided to use them directly as part of the projections," notes Anadol, who created stunning fly-throughs from the maps for the 2D and 3D projections.
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More generally, both the CBO and JCT staff made projections at the time the tax law was enacted, and CBO in particular elaborated on those projections in its April 85033 and January 2019 annual Budget and Economic Outlooks.
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" She said past trade projections have fallen short and "that the more modest projections in today's report should be taken as a sign that this massive TPP agreement would be even more harmful to American workers and businesses.
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Photo: Ahn Young-joon (AP)Earlier this month, tech giant Apple posted quarterly revenue projections of just $84 billion, much lower than its previous projections of $89 to 94 billion, setting off a "flash crash" in global currency markets.
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And once the box-office projections came in, things got a little…awkward.
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The IPCC projections, which were reviewed by Reuters, have not been previously reported.
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I wrote down three rate increases in the September summary of economic projections.
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The Swiss-born, Paris-based artist specializes in perspective-dependent projections called anamorphoses.
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Despite the weak earnings projections, both United Technologies and Honeywell are up today.
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JetSmarter put together an investor presentation filled with optimistic projections to raise funds.
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"And the fact is that the projections are for that pattern to continue."
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But, reported revenue of $36.34 billion fell below analysts' projections of $37.33 billion.
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The calculations factor in banks' price projections for producers' oil and gas reserves.
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They form a mat and push needlelike projections into the ant's muscle cells.
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The projections, released in November of last year, also acknowledged the trade-off.
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Alarming studies have been published that are pushing sea level rise projections higher.
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The wealth tax would raise $2.7 trillion over 10 years, according to projections.
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This is the first year the National Hurricane Center has offered flooding projections.
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"Urban legends are projections of society's anxieties, hopes, fears, and worries," says Blank.
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They did tweak their projections a little bit for both dovish and hawkish.
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Jeffrey Cady's grand projections make heaven a vista dominated by glorious green hills.
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The findings are based on climate projections that always leave room for uncertainty.
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It's based on climate models and projections that always leave room for uncertainty.
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Try and be realistic as far as your projections and stick to them.
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"That is conservative," Collins said of the Trump campaign's projections in his state.
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Because, again according to the projections, the unemployment rate is now unsustainably low.
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Moreover, projections of life expectancy in America may need to be revised downwards.
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Official projections show that soaring, to $14,600 by 2026, under the new law.
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But the business environment hasn't really changed and revenue projections remain largely intact.
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Even the rosiest projections of China's infrastructure needs suggest that demand will slacken.
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The company's guidance for the third quarter came in weaker than analysts' projections.
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The Federal Reserve slashed its rate projections to reflect no hikes in 2019.
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Fitch's projections of more than $250 million of annual FCF also support liquidity.
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Current projections show in 2034, the Social Security trust funds could be broke.
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Our historical record helps us improve that understanding and thus the model projections.
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Three stages, colorful lasers, live performances, video projections, and a secret after party.
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The policy statement and projections are due to be released at 2 p.m.
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The most optimistic projections set 2020 as a date for a wider rollout.
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It also lowered projections for the increase in goods and services trade worldwide.
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" To be sure, the strategists emphasized that the projections are "simplistic" and "hypothetical.
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Instead, make a new budget based on your new income-and-expense projections.
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The maker of lighting and semiconductor products did see revenue exceed analysts' projections.
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The December projections were based on oil at $60 per barrel, Juniac said.
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Projections that Snap will lose users again next quarter further scared off investors.
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More recently, she has been working on motorized sculptures, often with video projections.
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An assessment of expected government measures will be included in April's economic projections.
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For the Democrats, Clinton has won Alabama and Tennessee, according to CNN projections.
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It raised its projections for almost all the world's advanced economies (bar Japan).
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While revenue increased 42 percent in the quarter, it still missed analysts' projections.
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The Warren Buffet-controlled company's revenue did fall short of Street projections, however.
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This leverage level is in line with Fitch's rating case projections through 2019.
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Kohl's cut its full-year forecast, but its projections remain above Street estimates.
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That data, too, is being fed into computer models to improve their projections.
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Revenue was also above analysts' projections, benefiting from growth in its customer base.
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Current projections are for two rate hikes in 2017, but that could change.
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That is expected to end in 2026, according to U.S. Census Bureau projections.
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Earnings were $5.01 per share, which also beat projections of $4.44 per share.
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This doesn't change projections for pummeling rain and the likelihood of extreme flooding.
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BMW executives declined to give sales projections for this year or for 2017.
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Rates did not cross 2 percent until September 2021 in the latest projections.
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The 2016 outperformance could lead the fund to revise some of its projections.
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Amazon announced today that it has beat Wall Street's already optimistic Q1 projections.
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But she said the model's projections had been quite accurate in recent years.
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Tickets for Projections will be available for purchase here beginning on September 20183.
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Moran said the Fed's economic projections are "very rosy," particularly on inflation expectations.
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Wednesday's statement was a dovish turn from previous Federal Open Market Committee projections.
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The ECB will release economic projections, a day after the OECD does so.
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And we borrowed money that related to projections that have not been met.
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Projections indicate that by the end of 21 it will total three million.
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The projections shown were quite small and not particularly bright, to be honest.
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Based on Fitch's long-term projections, debt will decline to 68.0% by 2026.
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Those projections were based on exit polls; official results were not yet available.
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That far exceeds private-sector projections of around 1 percent for both years.
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U.S. homebuilders may be reconsidering their bullish projections for a stronger housing recovery.
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The forecast for fiscal 2017 far exceeds private-sector projections of 0.6 percent.
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More austerity will be needed to achieve the ministry's projections, the report said.
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The IIF's projections are based on its group of 30 emerging market economies.
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And, unsurprisingly, revenue projections offered by infrastructure "consultants" don't live up to hype.
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From their eyes shot angular beams of green light evocative of film projections.
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Lightfoot is scheduled to release her fiscal 2020 budget projections later this month.
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You can check the projections for your specific area on NOAA's interactive map.
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But Morgan Stanley's analyst admitted Wednesday she was way off on her projections.
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Many of the movie's comedy skits are anxious projections of female sexual independence.
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The government's growth projections are more bullish than those by the private sector.
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These projections have long struck many geoscientists steeped in earth's past as conservative.
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Projections for how much the ICAO rules will lower carbon emissions vary widely.
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They followed protocol from the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project to make those projections.
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Shipments of iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers all came in above Street projections.
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Your retirement budget projections might also be off if your spending habits change.
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As result of its disappointing performance, Starbucks is revising its long-term projections.
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The much-hyped router purports to charge devices wirelessly, using Radio Frequency projections.
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It's a complicated question, and real-time projections can be a roller coaster.
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But voters are a lot more than just data points graphed onto projections.
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The following are the ECB staff's new projections for inflation and GDP growth.
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Projections for 1.75 million net U.S. additions came in below Wall Street's expectations.
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The projections for 2020 and 2021 remain unchanged at 5.1% and 4.6%, respectively.
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It's still early days for Jose, so projections for this storm could change.
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A central bank poll this week showed economists nudging their projections up, too.
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Tax revenues from states like Colorado, Oregon, and Washington now exceed initial projections.
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This means that if the issue is not fixed, model projections could suffer.
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The main idea of the projections is that the streets belong to us.
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Related: Binary Code and Large-Scale Projections Transform this Parking Garage Kubrick's 'Dr.
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Early projections have the movie opening between $45 million and $50 million, domestically.
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Luther Strange — appearing set to come in second, according to Decision Desk projections.
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Lengthy volumes of fiscal plans and projections follow a couple of months later.
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Essentially every set of Fed projections since then has shown the same thing.
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Le Pen called Macron and conceded shortly after the announced projections, Reuters said.
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The airline also raised its projections for debt levels for 2018 and 2019.
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Based on climate data projections, the entire United States will face higher temperatures.
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By 2040, it is expected to hit nine million, according to city projections.
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Throughout the process, a centralized computer system gathers data and creates detailed projections.
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It delivered revenue and user growth that surpassed even the most optimistic projections.
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It was an onslaught of facts, justifications, adjusted advanced-analytics projections and bits.
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As with Parisian Wildlife, Nonnon's Orlando projections are comprised of human-animal hybrids.
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Its growth projections strike many as unattainable, and it has missed expectations before.
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If anything, she draws attention to the apparatus that makes the projections possible.
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Or is this merely a neat trick to make deficit projections appear smaller?
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Mr. Powell said as much, but it's also evident in the policymakers' projections.
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Our projections around population are used to make global health and development policy.
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But some creditors sharply criticized the governor's projections, signaling legal battles to come.
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Projections from the seats were an early sign of the Liberals' surprise victory.
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But projections for Black Panther still underestimated how well it would do abroad.
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She illustrates with slide projections, and she costumes her actors with assiduous flamboyance.
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Alongside the large video projections, the small paintings don't call attention to themselves.
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Andrew Cuomo said on Sunday that projections suggested that the crisis would worsen.
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That could generate $1 billion for repairs and maintenance, according to preliminary projections.
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It is based on samples and it is based on projections of samples.
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At that point, according to White House projections, the budget will be balanced.
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"A giant victory for Israel," Netanyahu, 70, tweeted after the projections were released.
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Projections show costs could have reached trillions of dollars had outbreaks become pandemics.
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Projections for passenger revenue have dropped by $485 million through 2022, he said.
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And the current growth continues to outpace projections based on that August measurement.
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According to extreme climate change projections, it may be entirely underwater by 2100.
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There are downside risks to projections for the current quarter too, they said.
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He also offers options if Julius Randle doesn't live up to his projections.
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Tuesday's projections reflect a slight increase from the estimates presented in August 2019.
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Here are some fairly optimistic projections for both market size and climate mitigation.
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One of the reasons for the heightened projections was OptumHealth, UnitedHealth's pharmaceutical wing.
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She creates projections and installations that explore how technology is transforming our perceptions.
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It referred to projections that were issued in 21 before Mr. Trump's election.
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South Point Casino just released its win projections for the 210 N.F.L. season.
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Putting a more restrictive cap on growth will make budget projections look better.
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" Warren also said the analysis is "completely out of line with other projections.
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The Climate Impact Lab plans to provide those projections in a later study.
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It also gave a full-year forecast that falls largely below analyst projections.
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For one thing, the projections rely on overly optimistic assumptions about tax avoidance.
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However, in a startup, the most common scenario is that projections get missed.
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"We're pleased to be on track to meet our ridership projections," she said.
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The exposed bones also suggest that Utahraptor looked quite different from previous projections.
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The report's scarier themes lie in its projections for the next 15 years.
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Growth in 2019 fell nearly a percentage point short of White House projections.
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The company's revenue projections for the upcoming quarter should reflect that, he added.
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Kroger's stock dipped slightly after multiple analysts lowered price projections for the grocer.
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The U.S. economy added 266,000 jobs in November, crushing analyst projections of 187,000.
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The company's full-year earnings outlook also falls largely short of Street projections.
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They include revenue projections that are more conservative than some of his opponents'.
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Those projections, however, were significantly closer to the CBO's estimates at the time.
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No projections have been made in Maine, but early results show Cruz leading.
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This success is one main reason long-term budget projections have dramatically improved.
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But others have argued the impact wouldn't be as severe as projections assume.
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But Disney's other businesses reported revenue that fell short of Wall Street projections.
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The Federal Open Market Committee raised interest rates and upped its economic projections.
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All of this is based on regular census surveys and detailed future projections.
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Corporate earnings outpaced projections, and the economy began growing at a faster pace.
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All of this is based on regular census surveys and detailed future projections.
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There are two scenarios, reflecting the low end and high end of projections.
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Projections of when that will happen depend on which unnamed source you believe.
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The company also gave a full year forecast that largely exceeds Street projections.
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Netflix missed its quarterly subscriber addition projections by a staggering 1 million subscribers.
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And the future projections of risk are not premised on climate change either.
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The document was to include investment projections, fee disclosures and other detailed information.
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That's worse than the earlier projections of a growth between 0.5% and 2.5%.
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The production includes newly imagined recitatives by Mark Grey, and promises video projections.
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Notably, the projections do not include possible losses from other markets in Asia.
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JAPAN'S ECONOMIC POLICYMAKERS WEIGHING RISK OF OLYMPICS CANCELLATION MORE SERIOUSLY IN PROJECTIONS -SOURCES
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Tariffs against China have already spooked Wall Street and lowered global growth projections.
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If current CBO projections hold, next year the deficit will surpass $1 trillion.
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Experts say the administration's projections will be challenging to achieve — but aren't impossible.
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These are the two main reasons why we have increased our RE projections.
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The rally has come as earnings projections have weakened, making valuations more expensive.
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Hillary Clinton just won Tennessee's Democratic primary, according to multiple media outlet projections.
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Many rejected reports from the CBO and offered rosy economic growth projections instead.
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Two nude mannequins, for example, receive colored light projections illustrating complex tattoo art.
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In most, the interventions have dragged years beyond original projections, driving up costs.
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But Smukler says he did try to give his projections to Vice, and recorded a segment where he passed along those projections at 6:30 pm ET, with the idea that they would be used in Vice's HBO show that night.
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But the available numbers are consistent with Congressional Budget Office projections of the effects of the 2013 tax increases — projections which said that the effective federal tax rate on the 1 percent would rise roughly back to its pre-Reagan level.
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But that's far lower than projections of $2.8 billion in a leaked 2015 presentation from early investor Andreessen Horowitz (although one person familiar with the matter said the projections in that presentation were not the same as internal Pinterest numbers).
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It's not even about producing hot takes, it's about inferences and implications and projections.
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The natural progression from external 3D projections is certainly a modified field of vision.
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However, Wells Fargo's quarterly report matched earnings expectations but fell short on revenue projections.
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"They left revenue projections, source intelligence," said a person who participated in the operation.
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"We're sticking with our projections," Burwell said Wednesday when asked how the latest HealthCare.
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The Federal Reserve's most recent economic projections forecast three interest rate rises in 2018.
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Update: NOAA's maps were updated at 11:20 pm ET to reflect new projections.
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However, Fitch still does not factor in its projections any change of the system.
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The ICCO will release its projections for the current cocoa year later this month.
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In its economic projections, the Fed reduced its forecast for the federal funds rate.
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They bet on themselves when they walked away and have tripled their projections since!
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However, tax revenue so far in fiscal 2017 was $57.5 million ahead of projections.
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Plans poured out from me, a web of projections and hypothetical visas and holidays.
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Retail sales and use taxes came in 23.5 percent or $213.5 million below projections.
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Additionally, China's exports unexpectedly dropped 4.4 percent, defying projections of a 3 percent gain.
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Romer, made real GDP projections of 4.3 percent in 2011 and 2012, and 4.2
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The ECB lowered its growth projections by 0.1 percent for the next two years.
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Even we cartographers sometimes have a shaky grasp of map projections and spherical geometry.
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Gavin Newsom's new state budget plan slashed cannabis tax revenue projections by $211 million.
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Relative to Q2 2016, projections indicate there were 9 percent more late-stage deals.
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And nationally, health spending has hit $3.6 trillion a year, according to federal projections.
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Users would be able to interact with the digital projections in front of them.
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Analysts' need to maintain relationships with the companies they cover must colour their projections.
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Gerttula says the show will be projections focused, helping people understand data around matchups.
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When broken down for the fourth quarter alone, Netflix blew past its own projections.
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After making methodological changes, their projections this year are accompanied by plenty of uncertainty.
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By 2050, extreme projections of sea level rise have low-lying buildings under water.
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The report will include the agency's first projections for the upcoming 2019/20 season.
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The entire southern tip of Vietnam could be flooded, according to Climate Central's projections.
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Experts made reasonable projections of future earnings and profitability, and empirical formulae guided decisions.
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Those could, of course, differ from the previous set of such projections in March.
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And that's a lesson that applies to a lot more than economic growth projections.
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While there's concern over the number, some scientists hope the latest projections are outliers.
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To estimate premiums in 2020, we inflated premiums using National Health Expenditure (NHE) projections.
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And it has similarly strong, but realistically modest projections for its other big announcement.
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In spite of all of this, Fujifilm appears to be bullish in its projections.
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Tax reform will increase borrowing by $1.1trn over a decade, according to official projections.
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The authors used data from 33 global climate change models to create their projections.
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Revenue beat Wall Street projections, and the company also raised its full-year forecast.
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Either way, the effect is tiny relative to the larger uncertainties in GDP projections.
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Given box office projections, the movie is poised to be beloved by audiences, too.
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Watch a video of the projections below: BALANCE – Luminothérapie 2016 from Iregular on Vimeo.
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It's not a guarantee, but those projections are a warning sign for the president.
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The loans were pegged to vendors' sales history with Jumia and future performance projections.
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Gavin Newsom's recent state budget plan slashed cannabis tax-revenue projections by $223 million.
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It has ambitious projections of $30 million in 2018 and $21.1 million in 22.
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Our projections and emotional investments in celebrities cross national, racial, religious, and cultural lines.
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Spain recently hiked its growth projections for 2017 to 2.7 percent from 2.5 percent.
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THE SUMMARY OF ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS SAYS THERE WILL BE FOUR RATE HIKES THIS YEAR.
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Projections for health care costs will be unsustainable unless we make drastic changes now.
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Those latest projections were also weaker than expected in a Reuters poll in August.
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Those predictions also match the International Monetary Fund's latest projections for 2016 and 2017.
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The projections will be made by the same agencies that do the exit polls.
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And his team's projections generally proved accurate, even as Netflix's 2002 IPO classmate Overstock.
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Projections suggest this would drop to $20 million if all abortions were provided safely.
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These are slightly down from 0.8 percent and 1.0 percent projections made in April.
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Policymakers' rate projections issued on Wednesday showed a near clean break at the Fed.
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Growth will then level off at 22025 percent through 208.6, according to the projections.
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It also sees 2017 growth at 1.8 percent, above the ECB's 1.7 percent projections.
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What a projection call means CNN analysts will make all projections for CNN broadcasts.
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In terms of profits, most companies are beating projections, but not with spectacular results.
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These projections reflect the increasing burden of Medicare and Social Security on the economy.
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This administration has always put forward rosy economic projections that have defied economic consensus.
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Hillary Clinton has won Georgia's Democratic primary, according to projections from multiple media outlets.
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WESTJET March 18: The Canadian carrier suspended its 2019 financial projections following the groundings.
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Hillary Clinton has won Virginia's Democratic primary, according to projections from multiple media outlets.
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If projections for Iranian national elections are any indication, the answer may be no.
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U.S. Federal Reserve last week abandoned projections for any interest rate hikes this year.
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That's a lot of revenue to make up based simply on economic growth projections.
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Citing recovering exports, the ministry increased its growth projections for 260, 22021 and 2019.
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Bill also tried to reassure Kathy Griffin ... Self-projections of demise were greatly exaggerated.
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The company does not provide revenue projections because egg prices are typically highly unpredictable.
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Not only are hiring projections improved for this year; salary expectations are better, too.
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The problems began almost immediately: Traffic projections were missed in the road's first year.
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Users can track their past moves and make gameplay decisions based on the projections.
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Plans are afoot for a V.2 which would be larger and involve projections.
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"Despite the positive projections ... serious risks remain," Yannis Stournaras told a conference in Athens.
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In February, GoPro laid off 7 percent of its staff and scaled back projections.
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Some forecasters then compounded this error by making projections over a dizzyingly long time.
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Its latest projections put recent GDP growth in Britain somewhere between zero and 4%.
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Herrera did not give projections of the impact of the package on economic growth.
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It reaches 267 million monthly active users internationally, ahead of the 266 million projections.
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And North Carolina will add a 14th seat in Congress, according to Brace's projections.
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And Twitter's price fell as well, after it again fell short of revenue projections.
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Analysts lowered profit margin projections for the company due to its aggressive investment plans.
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Munnell chaired a technical advisory panel last year that reviewed the program's financial projections.
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The report was based on data and IMF staff projections as of June 22.
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Projections suggest that almost 50 percent of the world will be myopic by 2050.
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Mr. O'Neill started tinkering with mirrors to find the best ways to achieve projections.
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Nelson has a small edge in both the RCP average and in FiveThirtyEight's projections.
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These projections also saw trillions of dollars saved in health care costs by 2050.
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If your projections show you coming up short, she says, you should postpone retirement.
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The news media is under intense pressure to avoid any mistakes in projections tonight.
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When the site launched April 2014, its first-year sales projections were $1.8 Million.
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The SEP contains the dot plot and Fed projections of inflation and GDP growth.
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Even slightly more precise wind-speed projections would help airlines greatly reduce fuel costs.
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Because the tax plan spans 10 years, check out the projections for 2027 here.
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IBM declined to give revenue projections for the GRAF project or disclose its costs.
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The projections show the Pacific Ocean climbing up the boardwalk, but that's about it.
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The Fed's monetary committee will release a statement and economic projections at 2 p.m.
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Under our current projections we expect net leverage to reduce below 5.0x in 2019.
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Car manufacturers, perhaps, hoped that these lower projections might lead to lower standards nationally.
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Last month, Elon Musk tweeted — then revised — projections for full-year Tesla manufacturing numbers.
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Projections from SMI indicate that loans will increase to around IDR103trn by end-2021.
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CBO said it would need "at least several weeks to provide" such specific projections.
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The government's latest growth projections remain more upbeat than those of most independent forecasters.
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This was the first time the CNB has given its euro projections since 2013.
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Smith & Wesson also raised its profit and sales projections for its current fiscal year.
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And both Wright and Morgan are projections rather than players who dominated last season.
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At current projections, China's GDP will be larger than America's by 2028, Bloomberg reports.
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Recent studies have revised sea level projections upward from just a few years ago.
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The projections are often varied, sometimes projected loudly to create more of a buzz.
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By the numbers: Here are the report's projections for electric sales for 2018-202.5.
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The CBO "score" would also include projections on the bill's impact on federal spending.
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It also narrowed current quarter earnings guidance toward the upper end of prior projections.
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Bank bill futures were little changed as the RBNZ's interest rate projections were unchanged.
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"I see earnings projections for the second quarter of 20 percent growth," Cavanaugh said.
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The company's earnings of $5.98 per share also beat the $4.66 also topped projections.
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Visual elements creep in: lighting, projections, costumes, with all their attendant joys and problems.
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A spokesman for the North America bid said the organization stood behind its projections.
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But based on Mr. Biden's own projections, his plan would generate 214 million jobs.
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The restaurant runs virtual-reality projections on the tabletops and has areas for karaoke.
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Changing the way the company makes financial plans and projections can help, he said.
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But keep in mind that electric vehicle sales have systematically underperformed projections for years.
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A 2017 report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) contains some intriguing projections.
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Compare that reality with the projections the Federal Reserve published just three years ago.
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But the wild card in the CBO 30-year projections are real interest rates.
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According to projections, there will be 98 million by 2060, representing nearly 25 percent.
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The policy statement and new economic projections are to be released at 2 p.m.
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The Fed's statement and new economic projections are to be released at 2 p.m.
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Early projections suggest the bill would cut taxes for an average middle-class family.
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Our projections do show Trump on track to hit that target, but just barely.
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And despite the projections, neither side is convinced that a Democratic majority is inevitable.
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Projections ripple along the floor to mimic water; sea shanties blend into clan songs.
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Disney's own projections have predicted 20% to 30% of households would subscribe by 2024.
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Disney's own projections have predicting 20% to 30% of households would subscribe by 2024.
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Actually, they have: Global warming to date is well in line with past projections.
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Ms. Durkan said those projections helped shape the decisions that were made this week.
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It has enough resources to cover that without taxpayers getting involved, company projections show.
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Policymaker projections released at that meeting forecast no change to the rate this year.
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Don't tell me that they're honestly worried about the inherent uncertainty of climate projections.
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It's not a guarantee, but those projections are a warning sign for the president.
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But many of the financial projections assumed the coronavirus would be contained to China.
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Official results are expected Wednesday, but analysts expressed confidence that the projections would hold.
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However, she said Fed officials are looking closely at the assumptions underlying those projections.
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Total revenue also came in higher than projections, growing 7 percent to $85033 billion.
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The majority are now modelling projections through a recession and modifying their strategy accordingly.
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An artist, Robin Bell of Bell Visuals, said he was responsible for the projections.
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He said he believed the projections are legal, but they typically leave when ordered.
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The International Monetary Fund on Monday released its latest projections for the global economy.
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Based on projections, the Mets' likely starting rotation will cost a combined $11.7 million.
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The projections of placidity inside CPAC tried to mask how fractious the movement remains.
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Time and time again, the CBO's projections have differed significantly from the actual outcomes.
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This results from sellers basing their price on more optimistic profit projections than buyers.
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Climate change is not the only source of dire projections for the coming decade.
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Disney is likely to adjust projections for Disney+ subscriber growth in the coming years.
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In November, internal projections showed Oyo's India business will likely make losses until 2021.
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After all the projections and trajectories, the public either latches on or it doesn't.
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The projections take into account trends in mortality, fertility, age, migration and religious switching.
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Projections show growth over the forecasted period as chatbots reduce operating costs for enterprises.
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In total, they have more than doubled initial projections across the 2628 expansion states.
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They also said the will be updating the projections as conditions develop and change.
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Yet even these projections are considered too modest by many climate and energy experts.
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Earnings, however, were in line with projections according to consensus estimates from Thomson Reuters.
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So far, medical costs on its exchange plans remain in line with its projections.
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Projections suggest GDP declines up to $28503 billion with lost exports and costlier imports.
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The National Hurricane Center's projections did not show the state in the storm's path.
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The ISM numbers were the principle impetus for the raise in growth projections Thursday.
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Bank of New York Mellon and State Street's PPNR projections fell around 2646%-2582%.
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Inflation projections were unchanged at 1.8% for 2019 and 2.5% over the longer run.
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Projections from CBP put the total number at more than 100,000 for March. 2.
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The ITC referred CNBC to Mnuchin's office for explanation of any differences in projections.
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Planned cuts are how block grants make future federal budget projections look so good.
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There are two basic factors that contribute to the accuracy of a model's projections.
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Cyber Monday is expected to have the highest discounts for toys, according to projections.
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Correction: A previous version of this story swapped the full year capital expenditure projections.
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I forecast a more upbeat United States in 2628 than the FOMC's September projections.
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According to official projections, Italy will see a hung parliament following its election Sunday.
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Industry projections have "The Rise of Skywalker" opening between $175 million and $200 million.
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Exit polls were expected after polls closed, projections sometime thereafter and consolidated results Monday.
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"With realistic growth projections, it cannot produce a deficit," Corker told Bloomberg last month.
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Bernie Sanders has won Vermont's Democratic primary, according to projections from multiple media outlets.
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There were no projections for this kind of turnover when the law was designed.
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The White House's midyear budget projections see federal deficits surpassing $2628 trillion in 28500.
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As you can see, Sky's projections fall well within the range of mainstream models.
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Hillary Clinton has won Texas's Democratic primary, according to projections from multiple media outlets.
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Hillary Clinton has won Alabama's Democratic primary, according to projections from multiple news outlets.
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"All in all, the walls would be projections related directly to music," ValaNejad explained.
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And that's using some fairly pessimistic projections for the growth of solar rooftop power.
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Projections of #EmolumentsWelcome at Trump Hotel in Washington, DC 5-15-17 #resist pic.twitter.
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Some of the smaller and less-assuming projections on the opposite side of the second chamber seem to hold a bulk of the exhibition's message: two tiny projections of trees with four images each, looped to show their change throughout each season.
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Splunk's revenue growth (actual and 753 full year projections) Splunk's revenue growth (actual and 2018 full year projections) Merritt joined the company when it was pulling in $348 million in revenues and worked his way up to become its CEO in 2015.
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The projections make it clear that -- except for those in a few counties in Oregon and Montana -- by the end of August even the states with very few cases now will see a future where everywhere has infections, according to Columbia University's projections.
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The projections come after the bank left interest rates on hold on Thursday as expected.
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One consideration is whether the "dot plot" of individual FOMC members' rate projections is helping.
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But beware: Insurance companies and agents have also marketed attractive projections on indexed universal life.
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The Fed's statement and new economic projections are scheduled to be released at 123 p.m.
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Whether through LED monitors, laptop screens, neon lights, or projections, digital light is ever-present.
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Animation by Tony Zador Next, they asked if there were any patterns to these projections.
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But projections for the second quarter are lower than anticipated, particularly in sales of iPhones.
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The Fed's statement and new economic projections are scheduled to be released at 153 p.m.
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A Stanford study in 2014 claimed emissions could be 50 percent higher than standard projections.
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Rates of increase in digital media consumption continue to slow, according to projections by eMarketer.
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The improvement in earnings projections seen post-election was among the strongest readings since 2005.
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DowDuPont's analysis showed that its agriculture reporting unit would not meet its cash-flow projections.
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Le Pen is currently ahead in projections for the first round scheduled for April 23.
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Its second-quarter results showed it was hitting its production goals and exceeded revenue projections.
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Huawei plans to capitalize on these projections by improving its smartphone-related technology, Hu says.
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The committee in its summary of economic projections noted "substantial uncertainty" about fiscal policy ahead.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Nvidia's first quarter earnings beat projections, sending the chipmaker's stock surging.
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The company's shares swung wildly during its earnings call as it discussed 2019 spending projections.
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The semiconductor company lowered revenue projections to $970 million from $1 billion to $1.02 billion.
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It made $24.42 million in the U.S. after projections that it would hit $2855 million.
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But amid signs of a slowing economy, policy makers lowered their projections for future hikes.
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The cost projections are for sample years after the deal would become active in 2021.
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Nope. We don't need more pie-in-the-sky economic projections or reckless tax cuts.
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Projections get people excited, but don't forget to emphasize all that you have already accomplished.
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And despite slowed ad growth projections, Verizon Media Group/Oath is still a traffic behemoth.
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The central bank is also set to release its statement and summary of economic projections.
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The chart below shows Crunchbase's projections for deal and dollar volume in technology growth rounds.
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Inflation has skyrocketed, and it could rise another 500% in 2016, according to IMF projections.
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Here's what I know now: Samsung's display is much smaller than most movie theater projections.
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Yahoo missed its profit projections in the second quarter of 2016, surprising just about nobody.
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According to internal projections, that default rate may go up next year… to 2 percent.
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The Autumn Statement produced the first official projections for the public finances since the referendum.
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Timing of investments seems tied to projections for consumer adoption more than major technological breakthroughs.
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Revenue was below forecasts, however, and comparable-store sales were down 3.8%, matching analysts' projections.
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It's too early yet for any projections regarding commercial service availability, however, Isaev tells me.
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A deeper dig into the demographic projections reveals how outlandish the Free Lunch assumption is.
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OPEC and other forecasters have been raising their projections for growth in global oil demand.
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At the same time, Financial Times reported Buzzfeed missed 2015 revenue projections by $10 million.
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Revenue also came in above analysts' projections, and United Technologies raised its full-year forecast.
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DAVID FABER: And you've set out some relatively ambitious goals in terms of subscriber projections.
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They are notorious for sandbagging their holiday projections and then just blowing right through them.
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Mr Scholz distances himself from projections of a flat federal investment rate over the parliament.
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Brexiteers rejected the Treasury's projections for the cost of Brexit last year as "project fear".
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That's because these projections may underestimate the powerful influence the warming oceans have on glaciers.
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Should Nvidia meet projections, it would mark the company's fastest quarterly sales growth since 2011.
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But most plausible projections of how Trump could fall short required him to lose Indiana.
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With more series debuting, year two projections are in the multimillions of dollars, they added.
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That issue is important considering the vast gap between market rate expectations and Fed projections.
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So many kids are taught things that are projections of their own families or parents.
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At times, the looming projections seem to threaten to swallow up the lone braiding woman.
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That's the broad takeaway from Crunchbase projections for round counts at seed through growth stage.
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WESTJET On March 18 The Canadian carrier suspended its 2019 financial projections following the groundings.
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Its recent growth has defied official projections produced by the Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS).
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At the same time, 1.3 million people would lose jobs, according to the CBO projections.
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Projections show that around half of all American households are not saving enough for retirement.
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By 2026 America will have more at-home carers than secretaries, according to official projections.
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But adjusted profits are just over a year out, at least according to some projections.
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The index was initially up 0.8 percent at the open, before the projections came in.
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The trade worries have prompted many Wall Street analysts to cut their projections for Apple.
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Perhaps they would like to have seen Spotify handily beat its revenue and subscriber projections.
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Revenue also exceeded Wall Street projections, helped by price hikes and strong beauty product sales.
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And minorities will become the majority in the U.S. by 2045, according to Census projections.
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Investors focused on Fed's policy statement and projections due to be released at 2 p.m.
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Official projections indicate unrest could flare up again as sanctions make the economic crisis worse.
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Now, according to projections, our second quarter growth should be about 4 percent, maybe higher.
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Moreover, we must know by now that entitlement costs always -- always - expand far beyond projections.
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That creates visual distortions, which explains why Mercator projections shrink Africa and super-size Greenland.
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