Investment in digital infrastructure was directly proportionate to economic recovery.
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Are the severities of the social punishments proportionate to the indiscretions?
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The use of force was proportionate to the threat, he said.
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"The charges are not proportionate to what happened," he told Reuters.
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The remedy you seek should be proportionate to the problem you experienced.
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It's also proportionate to your happiness, health, and overall quality of life.
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What's more, restaurant wine lists are proportionate to their aims and intentions.
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It's also proportionate to your happiness, health and overall quality of life.
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Proportionate to its size, it has the biggest pension deficits of any state.
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Agents from each country should provide agents proportionate to their e-commerce development.
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THEIR RESPONSE TO THE 2409 TARIFFS WAS QUITE PROPORTIONATE TO THE 291 AMOUNT.
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Mr. Del Corno said the government's measures were proportionate to the virus's threat.
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Floyd's chef, J. Santiago, tells TMZ, Floyd's eating is directly proportionate to his workouts.
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Goldman pointed out that proportionate to each country's population, that's a lot of Canadians.
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As a gig worker, what one earns is proportionate to how hard they work.
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"The MPS will provide a level of resourcing which is proportionate to that offense."
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Similarly, would a robot tax be proportionate to the robot's intelligence, or to its productivity?
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Or, to put it in our terms, was the military response proportionate to the provocation?
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It covers subjects in a breadth and depth that is proportionate to their lasting educational significance.
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THE RESPONSE HERE IS ALSO QUITE PROPORTIONATE TO THE $2400 BILLION THAT WE ANNOUNCED LAST NIGHT.
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Trump said the strikes would not have been proportionate to the downing of an unmanned aircraft.
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" He said the measures would be "strictly temporary and proportionate to the threat that we face.
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"It's relatively proportionate to the tariffs we put on based on the intellectual property," he said.
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We need to be compensated in a way that is just and proportionate to our contribution.
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The sanction is proportionate to a person's ability to pay and the degree of harm inflicted.
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" Causing so many casualties, he added, would not have been "proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone.
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Each country in the scheme would have an overdraft facility at the ICB, proportionate to its trade.
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Proportionate to population the number was similar in size to far-right activists in Germany, he said.
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" Trump added, "10 minutes before the strike I stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone.
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Responding to the worries of Stavridis and others, Simsek said the arrests have been proportionate to the act.
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The success of organizations of all types is directly proportionate to the empowerment and engagement of its people.
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"10 minutes before the strike I stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone," he wrote.
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The "size and pace of these gestures are not proportionate to the emergency on the ground," they wrote.
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" He said that the inconvenience caused to athletes was "entirely proportionate to the wider benefits for global sport.
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ESMA: BELIEVES PROPOSED MEASURE IS APPROPRIATE AND PROPORTIONATE TO ADDRESS THE CURRENT THREAT LEVEL TO EU FINANCIAL MARKETS
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"Downsizing" is an ambitious movie about the value of modesty, and its faults are proportionate to its insights.
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The subgroups are shown as segments of the bar that are proportionate to their percentage of the data.
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"10 minutes before the strike I stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone," Trump tweeted.
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Complications could arise if such a fund operated at a scale proportionate to America's economy and capital markets, however.
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That matters because Germany also has the euro zone's largest economy and bond purchases are proportionate to economic heft.
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This is the only way you can sustain growth that is proportionate to the demands of the Chinese economy.
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Some knowledgeable experts have raised questions about whether the IRS's approach is proportionate to the problem, let alone effective.
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Normally in war, the law permits some civilian deaths if deemed necessary and proportionate to a legitimate military aim.
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I believe the sentence is proportionate to the seriousness of the circumstances surrounding the offenses and of the offender.
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FINTRAC's handling of the enforcement action brings into question whether the sanctions applied were consistent or proportionate to the misconduct.
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In addition, the guidelines opened the door to permitting some civilian deaths if deemed necessary and proportionate to the threat.
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The number of representatives per state is proportionate to the state's population, and each representative serves his or her district.
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My husband and I divide bills and expenses between us mostly proportionate to our salaries and I pay for groceries.
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Love makes memories and life precious; the grief that comes to us is proportionate to that love and is inescapable.
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Cup size is proportionate to band size, so the cup of a 32D is smaller than the cup of a 38D.
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With that in mind, the MPS says it will provide resources to arresting Assange that are proportionate to the lesser offense.
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More than ever, albeit not proportionate to their share of the population, women are chief executives and hold major public offices.
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Any change on the Democratic side would most likely be minor, since the party awards delegates proportionate to the statewide vote.
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An attack with the potential to kill 150 people, he said, was not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned American aircraft.
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And the country should assess its situation, understand the risk, assess the risk, and then take measures proportionate to the risk.
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Most probably, its authority will be directly proportionate to Putin's concern that the next president could break free of his control.
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"The remaining restrictions will be lifted only when we are satisfied it is safe and proportionate to do so," Grayling said.
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Explaining his reasoning, Trump said it was not "proportionate" to respond to the downing of a US drone by taking human life.
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"The restitution is clearly proportionate to the offense because it does not exceed the financial damages caused by the youth," he wrote.
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Candidates would then receive delegate support in each state proportionate to the result of the primary vote, with no wriggle room whatsoever.
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Royalties can then be paid to patent owners roughly proportionate to each patent owner's percentage share of the total LTE patent stack.
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The triggering attack must be significant and the response necessary and proportionate to halt and repel ongoing attacks by the responsible state.
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Among other things, they require that warriors discriminate properly between combatants and civilians, and ensure that collateral damage is proportionate to military gains.
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He envisions a world in which we are compensated for every profitable datum we provide, with payments proportionate to the profit they produce.
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Punishment should be proportionate to the offense and prisons should reflect the social values we expect men and women to practice upon release.
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The guidance should also make it clear that the degree of intrusion should be proportionate to the seriousness of the crime being investigated.
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"The state-by-state limits on gathering sizes have thus far been proportionate to the number of cases in that state," he said.
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"The problem is that self-defense must always be proportionate to the armed attack, and Trump clearly threatened disproportionate force," Mr. Heller argued.
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While some collateral damage is permissible as a side consequence of striking a legitimate target, it must be proportionate to the military objective.
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"Any action taken in self defense (the apparent justification for the strikes) must be necessary and proportionate to the threat posed," she said.
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Banks all agreed to use those overblown fees instead of competing for retailers' business with reasonable rates more proportionate to their actual costs.
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This document didn't include any criticism of the death penalty, instead stating that countries should ensure punishments are "proportionate" to the crimes committed.
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The policies we put in place must be proportionate to the problem, and the opioid crisis is one of the biggest problems out there.
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Proportionate to the population, the job decline is comparable with that in the United States at the height of its 13-2009 financial crisis.
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" Ross echoed those sentiments, telling CNBC that China's response was "relatively proportionate to the tariffs that we put on based on the intellectual property.
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Most worryingly, the Doklam episode may have prompted Indian nuclear preparations, a response hard to see as proportionate to a localized, nonviolent border standoff.
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" Ross echoed those sentiments, telling CNBC that China's response was "relatively proportionate to the tariffs that we put on based on the intellectual property.
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As a teenager, Col3trane's career is only beginning, but with his success proportionate to how long he's been working, the workload can grow tiring.
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The president explained in a tweet last month that he felt a U.S. strike on Iran would not be "proportionate" to the Iranian action.
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Yet it is also the African country that takes in the biggest number of refugees proportionate to its population, according to the United Nations.
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The agency said this year's deaths were due to "natural attrition" and that it's reasonable to expect mortality to be proportionate to population size.
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The New York Times Upshot/Siena College Research Institute poll is a response-rate-adjusted, probability-proportionate-to-size survey of the likely electorate.
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The probability of selection was inversely proportionate to telephone coverage in each strata and the probability of response, weighted by a modeled turnout score.
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The deaths of 150 Iranians, Mr. Trump said he concluded, would not have been proportionate to the Iranian downing of a robotic spy plane.
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The EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier said the openness of the EU market would be proportionate to commitment on a "true level playing field".
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The power of bangs is often inversely proportionate to their length: the smaller their surface area on your face, the bigger the statement they make.
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In order to minimize the impact, Tesla is providing significant salary and stock vesting (proportionate to length of service) to those we are letting go.
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One approach is an entry (or Tobin) tax, proportionate to the size of the capital inflow and levied at the time when currencies are exchanged.
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"The violation was detected and stopped at the time, and penalties were issued against the executing body proportionate to the violation," it said, without elaborating.
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Trump called off the retaliatory strike at the last minute, however, stating it would not have been proportionate to the downing of an unmanned aircraft.
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In order to minimize the impact, Tesla is providing significant salary and stock vesting (proportionate to length of service) to those we are letting go.
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Tuesday's win will give Biden a share of the state's 393 pledged delegates proportionate to his share of the vote once all results are in.
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BREXIT: EU'S BARNIER SAYS LEVEL OF ACCESS FOR UK PRODUCTS TO EU WILL BE PROPORTIONATE TO UK COMMITMENTS ON EU RULES, IN PARTICULAR STATE AID
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Some states award delegates proportionate to the popular vote, although most such states have a minimum percentage that a candidate must reach to win any delegates.
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This policy is intended to ensure that the department only pursues sanctions that are proportionate to the defendants' conduct and the legitimate goals of law enforcement.
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And while London has the largest concentration of specialist BME organizations, the level of provision is not in any way proportionate to the level of need.
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The U.S. officials said the administration is considering an array of stiffer sanctions that could be applied on a "sliding scale" proportionate to North Korean actions.
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In a series of tweets, Trump said he opted not to follow through because he felt the response would not be "proportionate" to the Iranian action.
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In Parliament, the Sunni-led bloc has 78 seats, roughly proportionate to their share of the population, but is dwarfed by the Shiite bloc, with 1003.
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"The restitution is clearly proportionate to the offense because it does not exceed the financial damages caused by the youth," the judge wrote in his opinion.
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Both Tan and Gruberg said there was inadequate data to tell whether the increase in LGBTQ detainees was proportionate to that of the overall immigrant population.
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The post-Saddam constitution put in place a system guaranteeing the Kurds self-rule with a share of overall revenue proportionate to their share of the population.
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Doing so would incur a small fee proportionate to the size of the payment---perhaps a fraction of a cent for a payment of a few dollars.
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Shiv Singh, a lawyer in Delhi, says the main principle of the scheme, that "protection measures shall be proportionate to the threat" against the witness, is correct.
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In its new guidelines, the European Commission said any restrictions by EU member states on these online services should be proportionate to the public interest at stake.
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"In order to minimize the impact, Tesla is providing significant salary and stock vesting (proportionate to length of service) to those we are letting go," Musk wrote.
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Mounting oversight at a scale and fervor proportionate to the scope of elite corruption in 2019 America will be key to Democrats retaining and expanding that majority.
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"If necessary, literally within a few hours, Russia can build its contingent in the region to a size proportionate to the situation developing there," Mr. Putin said.
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I frankly wish [my activism] didn't require or necessitate that response, but I think the response is proportionate to how little men are speaking about these things.
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Mr. Kotch, who is also a vice president of digital operations at Fox News, said the coverage was not meant to be proportionate to national crime statistics.
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It is worth noting that this is the way it works in typical (nonsatellite) precincts: The number of state delegate equivalents is directly proportionate to county delegates.
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Like most late-era Kanye, your enjoyment of his recorded material is proportionate to your appreciation or tolerance of Kanye the brand, now a fully-flowered oddball.
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Despite the financial crisis, governments have paid scant attention to the practicalities of fiscal stimulus; ideally, programmes should be automatic and proportionate to the severity of the downturn.
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Since the state's 40 delegates are awarded proportionate to the popular vote, he needed to win at least 50 percent of the vote to take all the delegates.
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" The court also backed France's contention that the ban was legitimate because it was "proportionate to the aim pursued, namely the preservation of the conditions of 'living together.
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Li said many states are now considering symmetry, or ensuring that a party wins a share of seats proportionate to their statewide vote total, in drawing new districts.
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In exchange for this computing power, and the electricity it takes to run the computer, these miners are rewarded in cryptocurrency proportionate to their contribution to the network.
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"When people are told something dangerous is coming, but all you need to do is wash your hands, the action doesn't seem proportionate to the threat," he said.
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Canada moved swiftly to commemorate World War I, in which the country experienced losses that were, proportionate to its population, greater than those of the war that followed.
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That solution was to declare that the suspension of sanctions was not "appropriate and proportionate" to the steps that Iran has taken to end its illicit nuclear activities.
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The self-defense argument is only valid if there is evidence of an imminent armed attack, she told CNN, and it has to be proportionate to the threat.
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All of the Republican contests on Saturday, and through March 14, award delegates proportionate to the popular vote, although some states set minimum thresholds to qualify for any delegates.
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On Friday, the president said he decided not to carry out the strikes after deciding the potential deaths from the attack would not be "proportionate" to losing the drone.
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The size of the worlds that are created are really directly proportionate to the amount of people on a team, and the amount of time they have to build.
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Once a show gets up and running, the investors might get their money back, proportionate to what they put in, plus any profit after the show's expenses are covered.
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Referring to the results of evaluations of EFSI's first year, he said that proportionate to the smaller economies of the EU's ex-communist eastern members, results were not so skewed.
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"In our opinion, the penalty is not proportionate to any benefit the drivers derived, especially when used within the context of a system confirmed fully legal and innovative," said Renault.
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No European country has a larger proportion of refugees in its population and in 2015 none welcomed a larger flow of asylum-seekers, proportionate to its population, than Sweden did.
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He later said he had done so because he had learned that it could inflict up to 22019 casualties, a death toll he described as "not proportionate" to the provocation.
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On October 13th Mr Trump instead announced that he cannot certify under INARA that the suspension of sanctions is proportionate to American interests—passing the buck to Congress to respond.
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Splitting fees for legal work must be proportionate to the services performed, while any compensation earned in law, business or other outside occupations must "be reasonable," according to Assembly's proposal.
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Proportionate to their small numbers, many more of them died, and much sooner, than those down below, who were subject to a daily barrage of explosive shells and mustard gas.
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I feel pretty confident that if Ri gains what people feel is too much weight, or is no longer proportionate to an hourglass, those celebratory emoji will turn to side-eyes.
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In guidelines seen by Reuters, the European Commission said any restrictions by EU member states on these new online services should be justified and proportionate to the public interest at stake.
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The thinking is that if you require people to pay a tax proportionate to the amount of greenhouse gasses they are producing, this will incentivize the adoption of clean, renewable energy.
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Christians had lived normal lives in Mosul, for the most part, and over time became prominent scholars, doctors, lawyers and writers, and respected, active figures proportionate to their number in society.
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"I predict that President Trump will want to make sure that our actions are proportionate to what occurred, based on what we know," she said in an interview with USA Today.
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Saatchi says Fable's prices will be more in line with what you'd pay in other mediums — proportionate to a $10 to $15 theater ticket for a roughly two-hour movie, for example.
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IT'S RELATIVELY PROPORTIONATE TO THE TARIFFS THAT WE PUT ON BASED ON THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, BUT I THINK THE MORE IMPORTANT THING IS THE TONE OF THE PRESIDENT'S TWEET EARLIER THIS MORNING.
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In 2017, TIME and the Urban Land Institute found that between 2010 and 603, New Orleans had the fifth highest influx of millennials to a US urban area, proportionate to its population.
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Iran warns the US Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted that the response was meant to be proportionate to the American attack that killed Soleimani, framing Iran's attack within international law.
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"So we have an impact on these individuals for offenses that, in my opinion and in the opinion of many, the consequence is no longer proportionate to the offense of smoking marijuana."
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At their annual meeting in Taipei, Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) members passed a resolution calling for security measures to be risk-based, outcome-focused and proportionate to the probable threat.
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But he said it&aposs important to make sure the security measures are "proportionate to the threat," and notes there could be significant costs to guard against an attack that may never happen.
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The proposal also encourages platforms to develop "automated detection tools" so they can take what it terms "proactive measures proportionate to the level of risk and to remove terrorist material from their services".
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After all, Hensarling is a friend of community banks, which have long advocated a slew of reforms to make banking rules proportionate to our smaller size, lower risk and relationship-based business model.
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States are awarded electoral votes based on the number of representatives in the United States House, which is essentially proportionate to a state's population, and on the number of senators, which is not.
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Samsung — whose position was backed by Silicon Valley giants like Google, Facebook, eBay and HP — argued that any penalties should be proportionate to the importance of the infringing features to the overall product.
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Meanwhile, consumers don't have enough visibility in the process to know whether these tools are proportionate to the threat, whether they filter too much content, or whether they discriminate against certain groups, she says.
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Multiplying together the prices of n goods and then taking the nth root of the product allows price aggregations to take into account a degree of switching proportionate to the change in relative prices.
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Conservative commentator Lauren Chen said Thursday that the U.S. women's national soccer team pay should "absolutely" be proportionate to their earnings if sponsorships, advertising, viewers and tickets sales are equal to the men's team.
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The EU's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, said on Thursday that the level of access for British products to EU markets will be proportionate to the UK's level of ambition to keep EU standards.
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Trump has kept up his rhetorical attacks on drug companies, famously saying they are "getting away with murder," but advocates say he has not backed up those words with actions proportionate to the problem.
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"EU legislation foresees that member states can take measures on food that might present a health risk on case-by-case basis," Paduraru said, adding the measures should be proportionate to the risk identified.
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Turns out that when a TV show has at least one female creator, women make up at least 51 percent of the major characters, a number that's proportionate to their representation in the US population.
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There's absolutely nothing here that could come close to impressing anyone who cares about things like skill, logic, and purpose in their fighting, but the lack of talent involved is inversely proportionate to the drama.
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The best way by far to produce a fair, accurate and transparent translation of votes into seats is proportional representation, in which seats are divided proportionate to the share of the vote each party receives.
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"I as a state prosecutor cannot give them a measure of justice proportionate to the injury that they're feeling, and that truly is an injustice," Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill told BuzzFeed News Saturday.
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Trump called off planned military strikes against Iran this week, saying he was concerned about the loss of life and did not believe that such a response was proportionate to Iran downing an unmanned U.S. drone.
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"The response looks to be proportionate to the extent of the problem," said Justin Wolfers, a University of Michigan economist who has pushed for a large fiscal response to sustain the economy through the virus shutdown.
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"The response looks to be proportionate to the extent of the problem," said Justin Wolfers, a University of Michigan economist who has pushed for a large fiscal response to sustain the economy through the virus shutdown.
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Of course, the degree to whether you were willing to ponder these or any other moral dimensions on Sunday was probably proportionate to the amount of patience you have for this season's tour of the countryside.
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"If necessary, literally within a few hours, Russia can build up its contingent in the region to a size proportionate to the situation developing there and use the entire arsenal of capabilities at our disposal," he said.
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It's made up of a few components, including your history of on-time payments, how much outstanding revolving debt you have proportionate to your total credit line, and the average length or age of your credit history.
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Booker said he would strengthen Title IX compliance by requiring that spending for athletes, including financial aid, post-season awards, stipends and school-mediated group licensing funds, be "substantially proportionate" to a college's male-female participation ratio.
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It's the largest number on record with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and proportionate to those who died, the number of people who reached land safely is quite high: For every 10,000 people who crossed, 37 died.
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When bad behavior doesn't rise to the level of illegal sexual harassment, it should still be punished — but in a way that's proportionate to the conduct, said Jonathan Segal, an employment attorney who specializes in training and policy.
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The Liberal government has reined in those powers, requiring the agency to take only "reasonable" actions "proportionate" to the threat, outlining a list of acceptable disruption activities, and seeking a warrant for any action that violates Charter rights.
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It also said 10 hostages may have been killed in a single bombing run by the armed forces, and said an independent inquiry should include an assessment as to whether the air strikes were proportionate to the threat.
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Four people familiar with regulators' deliberations said the cases were particularly relevant to the Privacy Shield, given that its legality under EU law hinges on bulk surveillance being allowed when it is necessary and proportionate to the risk.
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Instead, the home secretary, who oversees police and internal affairs, approves the warrant if that cabinet member finds that it is "necessary" for national security or to prevent serious crime and that it is "proportionate" to the intrusion.
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In flowing and absorbing prose, Nors illustrates how this anxious, alienated woman experiences setbacks and triumphs, proportionate to her carefully enclosed life, and how it might be possible for anyone to overcome immense loneliness and make a connection.
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If the regions had received funding promises proportionate to their population — what the report called each region's "fair share" — New York City would have received more than 10 times more money, and Long Island nearly three times more.
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In war, it can be lawful to fire on a military target even if civilians are nearby and will be killed as a consequence, but only if the anticipated collateral damage is proportionate to a legitimate military objective.
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"Canada took in roughly 30,000 Syrian refugees in a three-month period — proportionate to the U.S. taking in 413,000 over that time," said David B. Harris, a lawyer and a director at Insignis Strategic Research, a counterterrorism consultancy.
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"Twenty-nine months later it is the IPC Governing Board's firm belief that keeping the RPC suspended is no longer necessary and proportionate to the situation we now face in Russia," IPC President Andrew Parsons said in a statement.
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Therefore we believe that the adverse effect on the company's revenues will be broadly limited to a contraction of available volumes y proportionate to the duck slaughtering stoppage of approximately four months imposed by the French government during 173.
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Hood River County Circuit Judge John A. Olson wrote in his order that the restitution figure of $36,618,330.24 "is clearly proportionate to the offense because it does not exceed the financial damages caused by the youth," The Oregonian reported .
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Last month, the Treasury started the process of offloading shares in air traffic controller ENAV and energy group ENI as part of a programme of privatisations intended to cut the euro zone's second-highest public debt proportionate to output.
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"Our response needs to be proportionate to the attack," said Mr. Morell, who now advises Hillary Clinton on national security matters and is widely believed to be in line for a top intelligence post if she is elected president.
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"Even if they are willing to accept the legal consequences, they do not trust — and with good reason — that they will be dealt with in a fair system, or receive a punishment proportionate to their crime," Mr. Ng said.
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" In a statement issued to formally announce the policy, he said, "We will not stop prosecuting crimes, but we are determined to see that case outcomes are proportionate to the offense as well as fair and just for everyone.
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But those raw numbers are hard to parse given how freely Venezuelans move back and forth across the border or on into a third country, making it nearly impossible to tell whether they're proportionate to the number who have permanently settled.
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Maybe 30 years from now there will be different interpretations of these icons in media, but the amount of fear that they suddenly have does not seem proportionate to this one book that they can completely ignore if they so chose.
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Lawyers hired by Maria and two others wounded in the attacks—they're filing two separate civil lawsuits against the club for negligence—suspect its operators were irresponsible and failed to institute or enforce security measures proportionate to the threat level.
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"She needs one or two big ideas that are proportionate to the scale of the problems we are facing," said Robert Reich, who served as labor secretary during President Clinton's first term, yet endorsed Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary.
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Trump said he reversed course Thursday night because the strike was "not proportionate" to Iran's downing of a U.S. surveillance drone — leaving open the question of whether the president is still searching for a military response he would consider proportionate.
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" The Tennessee high court has also said that when a school bus is transporting young children, the driver must "exercise special care proportionate to the age of the child and its ability, or lack of ability, to care for itself.
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Even Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, who was praised for speaking in rational terms on Wednesday about how as many as 70 percent of Germans could catch the virus, was criticized for not announcing strong measures proportionate to that diagnosis.
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Scott tweeted last week that he had spoken with top Trump economic adviser Larry Kudlow about a proposal to pass a tax cut for middle class Americans that would be proportionate to the amount the Trump administration has collected in tariffs.
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Germany has nearly three times as much protected land as the U.S., proportionate to the countries' sizes, a nontrivial fact that highlights the way much of the country thinks about nature and its role in the emotional health of its citizens.
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" Several hours later, President Trump ordered a retaliatory strike on three targets, then cancelled it at the last minute, because, he said in a tweet on Friday, the potential death toll was "not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone.
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In new guidelines intended to foster development of the new Internet-based services in Europe, the European Commission said any restrictions on them by EU member states should be proportionate to the public interest at stake, such as public safety or social policy.
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The BOJ said that purchases of 3 trillion yen annually would be divided among ETFs based on the Topix, Nikkei 225 and JPX Nikkei 400 indexes, with the maximum amount of each ETF purchased roughly proportionate to the ETF's total market value.
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Marianne Ny, the Swedish director of public prosecutions, announced Friday that she was dropping the rape case because there is no prospect of bringing Assange to Sweden "in the foreseeable future" and it is "no longer proportionate" to maintain the European arrest warrant.
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"Any use of force — such as the water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets — by law enforcement officers must be necessary and proportionate to the threat posed," Amnesty International USA Executive Director Margaret Huang wrote in a letter to the sheriff on Monday.
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"ESMA considers that the current circumstances constitute a serious threat to market confidence in the EU, and that the proposed measure is appropriate and proportionate to address the current threat level to EU financial markets," the regulator said in a statement Monday.
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"I'm assembling the thing out of what amounts to fragments of a larger entity whose lengths — this is the sort of thing I've always done — are proportionate to the basic intervals of the underlying material," he said of his coming ballet score.
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By contrast, in a standard war zone, military commanders can approve a strike without interagency review in Washington, and some civilian casualties are acceptable under the laws of war, as long as they are deemed necessary and proportionate to a legitimate military objective.
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"The policy will ensure that Australia's approach to foreign investment is non-discriminatory between nation-states, proportionate to the risks involved (and) supportive of continued foreign investment and Australia's reputation as a foreign investment destination," the speech notes said without giving further details.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The Czech Republic is free to take the necessary steps against the risk of imports of Polish beef that could be infected with salmonella, but the measures have to be proportionate to the risk, the European Commission said on Friday.
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"If necessary, literally within a few hours, Russia can build up its contingent in the region to a size proportionate to the situation developing there and use the entire arsenal of capabilities at our disposal," he told attendees at a military awards ceremony.
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Vox has said it has been unfairly sidelined by the political establishment after Spain's election board excluded it from a televised debate between party leaders, saying its inclusion would not be "proportionate" to its popularity (as it currently holds no seats in the national parliament).
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Abandoning the so-called 'capital key' rule - which dictates that purchases be proportionate to how much each country has paid into ECB's capital - was seen as the least palatable option, the sources said, because it would leave the banks exposed to political and legal challenges.
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While direct funding of NATO is proportionate to national income, the U.S. spends much more on its military that the other members combined, and NATO has been pushing its participating countries to boost their defense spending to enhance their capabilities, allowing them a greater punch.
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In a likely move to address those concerns, the BOJ said after its policy-setting meeting on Wednesday that now 25.0 trillion yen of its purchases would still be divided among ETFs based on the three indexes, roughly proportionate to the ETF's total market value.
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But the government has defended its security forces, and pointed to violent attacks waged by Ambazonian separatists on the country's armed forces and retribution against civilians supportive of Biya's rule, claiming the counterinsurgency campaign is proportionate to the level of threat government soldiers face.
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"The costs of conversion have almost entirely burdened the lenders and the measure goes beyond what is necessary and proportionate to achieve a legitimate goal of protecting poorer borrowers and avoid a consumer credit crisis," Hina quoted the Commission's spokeswoman Vanessa Mock as saying in Brussels.
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Once the costs are covered, the array is constructed and put online within 60 days, its power provided to the community for a usage fee like any utility and investors (and the company) get a part of that fee proportionate to their ownership of the array.
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Although Olsen acknowledged that, well, the kid will probably never be able to repay that huge amount in full, the multimillion-dollar bill "is clearly proportionate to the offense because it does not exceed the financial damages caused by the youth," he wrote in his opinion.
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"Of course there are measures that are significant departures from the way we normally do things, but they are strictly temporary and I think they are proportionate to the threat we face," health minister Matt Hancock told parliament at the start of a debate on the legislation.
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Trump said he decided in June to pull back a military strike against Iran at the last moment because it would have killed many civilians and was not proportionate to avenge the downing of a US drone over the Gulf of Oman by the Islamic Republic.
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"The G7 believes that no global stablecoin project should begin operation until the legal, regulatory and oversight challenges and risks outlined above are adequately addressed, through appropriate designs and by adhering to regulation that is clear and proportionate to the risks," the officials said in the report.
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The boost to exports from the falling yuan, down about 6% on a trade-weighted basis since mid-June, should be "roughly proportionate" to the blow from the first $50bn of American tariffs and some of the next $200bn, says Andrew Tilton, the chief Asia economist at Goldman Sachs.
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The notion that probation was an outrageous consequence and that Dr. Marcy should be forever banned from participating in the astronomical world, simply ignores the fact that U.C. Berkeley carefully and responsibly crafted a consequence that was proportionate to the facts and circumstances of the allegations made against him.
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" Dr. Max Davie, the college's Officer for Health Improvement, told TIME, "Our research has shown that currently there is not strong enough evidence to support the setting of screen time limits," adding, "The restricted screen time limits suggested by WHO do not seem proportionate to the potential harm.
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Truth is no longer tethered to fact because facts are proportionate to one's embrace of reality—and reality, sieved through the curatorial filter of outlets like Instagram and Fox News, can be what you choose to make it: a wonderland built atop self-entitlement, soured idealism, and willful ignorance.
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As part of its quantitative and qualitative easing (QQE) program, the BOJ has been purchasing ETFs at an annual rate of around 250 trillion yen ($8.093 billion), spread among three indexes: the Topix, the Nikkei 28.09 and the JPX Nikkei 26.8 in amounts roughly proportionate to the ETFs' market value.
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The home expenses you deduct should be proportionate to the percentage of your home that's used as an exclusive-use office — for example, if your home office takes up 20% of your property, you can claim 20% of your rent or mortgage interest, as well as insurance, utilities and property tax.
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Please remember that every search has the potential to invade the privacy of individuals, including individuals who are not the main subject of your search, so please make sure you always have a business need to conduct that search and that the search is proportionate to the level of intrusion involved.
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"Yes, there is misbehavior, but that's generally in the minority, and it's very important to us that we make the voices of various groups on Reddit, the volume of their voices proportionate to the size of the audience," Steve Huffman told CNBC at the Web Summit conference in Lisbon, Portugal.
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But if we're actually wondering why the score isn't proportionate to the talent disparity, the main issue is clear: The best players aren't staying on the squad, and this means it's hard for Team USA to send a consistent core group of players who have built up chemistry with each other.
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Yet, by forcing all to buy equivalent plans from the exchange, the ACA has prevented the healthy from purchasing plans to insure themselves at a cost proportionate to the risks that they face, and failed to ensure that subsidies are well-focused on the smaller pool of individuals who truly need them.
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"The Asian Pacific markets, despite them being very active in terms of real estate and growing rapidly, are not as mature as the European and the American markets when it comes to direct real estate investment into the commercial sector proportionate to their economies," Chris Fossick, managing director of Singapore and Southeast Asia said.
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I like to say, "Film Don't Lie" (it's one of my podcast's 73 mottos, my theory being a show's quality is directly proportionate to its number of mottos) but of course that's crap: there's no such thing as objectivity, the watcher brings his or her biases to everything, postmodernism, Schrödinger's cat, blah blah blah.
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Bill SB-22013, which passed California's state congress a few weeks ago and is now on Governor Jerry Brown's desk, would require all public companies with principal executive offices in the state to have a minimum number of women on their boards — proportionate to the total number of board members — within the next few years.
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"Because we have higher confidence that these six countries will be able to make improvements in their system in a reasonable period of time, we did not feel it would be proportionate to impose restrictions on all immigrant and non-immigration visas," a DHS official said, citing national security concerns as the reason for the restrictions.
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On the other hand, if the ECB were to keep buying bonds at a rate of €80bn a month, it would eventually run up against some self-imposed limits—namely, that it should not buy more than a third of a country's government debt and that purchases should be proportionate to each country's weight in the euro-zone economy.
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Each founding member paid a minimum of $10 million to join and optionally become a validator node operator (more on that later), gain one vote in the Libra Association council and be entitled to a share (proportionate to their investment) of the dividends from interest earned on the Libra reserve into which users pay fiat currency to receive Libra.
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Citigroup estimated that the BOJ was buying ETFs at levels proportionate to their market capitalizations, working out to 54 percent for the Nikkei 225 ETFs, 41 percent for Topix-tied ETFs and 5 percent for others, which included the six JPX-Nikkei 400 index ETFs, which had a market capitalization of around 630 billion yen at the end of July.
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It's made up of a few components, including your history of on-time payments, how much outstanding revolving debt you have proportionate to your total credit line (as well as the number of accounts you have), the average length or age of your credit history, how often you've requested new credit recently, and different types of credit you have, like mortgages, car loans, and credit cards (having more types is better).
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" Canada's submission to the UN in March, which was supposed to lay the groundwork for Wednesday's summit, made scant mention of using the criminal justice system, except to say that "above all, Canada believes that any drug policy should be rooted in the recognition of and respect for human rights and that sanctions for crime, including drug-related crime, should be proportionate to the nature of the offense.
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" Adds Stallone, "It was wonderful in 1976–that was a minor miracle – but as I get older I realize miracles begin to diminish longer in the tunnel keeps getting longer and the opportunities tend to shrink proportionate to the amount of time that you have left, so bluntly I couldn't be more thrilled in the fact that my daughters actually look at me now as an actor and not a bad golfer.
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Warning: This post contains spoilers for the finale of This Is Us. For a show whose success is proportionate to the gallons of tears it produces from its viewers each week, you would think my eyes would still be swollen shut from last night's season finale of This Is Us. And producers certainly gassed us up with promos to make us think that the season closer would have us on the floor in a ball of emotions.
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In the newly published position paper — which is entitled: "The exchange and protection of personal data" (and optimistically subtitled: "a future partnership paper") — the UK claims to have played an influential role in shaping GDPR's updating of the EU's digital data rules — writing that "GDPR takes a more risk based approach than had previously been adopted, with the result that certain obligations with which data controllers must comply are proportionate to the risk posed by the data processing activity".
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"I predict that President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE will want to make sure that our actions are proportionate to what occurred, based on what we know," she told USA Today's Capital Download when asked if she thought the president-elect might consider rolling back some of the steps President Obama ordered against Russia.
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