LARRY KUDLOW: But in a relative sense relative to our population, relative to ordinary flus, I don't want to downgrade this thing.
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OBAMA: Relative to Corbyn or relative to some of the Republicans.
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It's the relative amounts relative to the size of the GDP.
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YOU'RE JUDGED RELATIVE TO YOUR POTENTIAL, NOT RELATIVE TO THE STATUS QUO.
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It's a relative thing, it's very relative, there's no Real World: Pyongyang.
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Which places him in the same position, relative to Francis, that a Bernie Sanders occupies relative to Trump — or that Jeremy Corbyn occupies relative to Brexit.
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Chart 7 (left) shows the relative cheapness of assets relative to historical norms.
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However, USB delivered negative operating leverage relative to both the sequential quarter and year-ago quarters as expenses climbed 2.5% relative to 3Q16 and 6.9% relative to 4Q15.
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But success relative to the amount spent on it, or relative to other schemes, is hazier.
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I mean relative to available market cap not so much, but relative to GDP substantially underweight.
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Downgrades to relative earnings are likely in the coming months, which will weigh on relative performance.
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"So Asia still remains cheap relative to history and relative to other asset classes," he said.
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"He continued: "I want to emphasize the word relative, because it&aposs relative to public markets.
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After that, Brigetta's life became one of bouncing from relative to relative, sometimes with mom, sometimes not.
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His partner of five years is a distant relative—though, in Chechnya, no relative is really distant.
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But relative lying badness and relative lying utility are such strange, upsetting things to even be weighing.
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Pure and relative political offenses Courts recognize two classes of political offenses: pure political offenses and relative ones.
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But how these sequences are presented, and how you interact with them, varies massively from relative to relative.
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This represents the largest "overweight" relative to traditional benchmarks, relative to other large-cap sectors, in two decades.
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They try to find someone who's coming down or find a relative, and they ship it to a relative and the relative holds onto it for months [until they come to Ghana or Nigeria].
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This produced a relative pay figure that could be set against its relative return on capital over five years.
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"If you look at relative earnings yield versus the relative bond yield, equities were screaming expensive then," he said.
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That evening, a concerned relative requested another welfare check because the relative hadn't heard from the mother, Lynch said.
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Asians may be a disadvantaged minority relative to whites, but they are also an advantaged minority relative to blacks.
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And we have criteria for the founders relative to their grit, relative to their ability to sell their product, relative to their domain expertise, we have a series of things that we vet our founders on.
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RELATIVE VALUES Lead's role in all this has been that of whipping-boy in a relative-value trade with zinc.
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These relative methods use relative valuation, pricing companies as a result of similar public and private companies in the market.
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GS's investing and lending businesses were up relative to the sequential quarter but down relative to the year-ago quarter.
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Just as with last week's relative calm, it's unacceptable, no matter how merciful it may seem relative to past weeks.
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And it — the nature of Wall Street is that, overall, it makes a lot of money relative to the number of people involved, relative to the IQ of the people involved, and relative to the energy expended.
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And the only question we have is not relative to censoring it, it's not relative to shutting down the internet, it's relative to can we build the tools that are better than their tools to fight what's happening?
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The price of oranges relative to apples goes down if more oranges are suddenly available relative to the number of apples.
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THE RELATIVE-VALUE TRADE Also highly fluid is the ever-popular relative-value trade between lead and its sister metal zinc.
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Calvasina further observed that the relative valuation between US stocks continue to look overvalued relative to the rest of the world.
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She and her family -- all of whom survived the March 10 raid -- moved from relative to relative, or other temporary accommodation.
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BUT DEBT RELATIVE TO THE -- DEBT SERVICE PAYMENTS, RELATIVE TO INCOMES, HAVE NOT RISEN LIKE THEY HAD IN 2007 AND 213.
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Bergljot would fire off an accusation, and it would bounce from relative to relative, then return to her in unchanged form.
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Nationalists thus exaggerate both the relative gains that others make at their expense, and the relative costs their own nations incur.
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The company's overall loan balances were essentially flat relative to the sequential quarter and up 2% relative to the year-ago period.
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"Small-cap leverage ratios are at record highs, both relative to their own history and extreme relative to large caps," she added.
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Total average loans (including covered loans) were up 1.1% relative to the sequential quarter and 7.6% relative to the year-ago quarter.
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The classics category also showed a decline, which have been relative strong points in relative quarters, as well as the running category.
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" The narrative proceeds from relative darkness to relative light—from "drowning in uncertainty," Adolphe writes in a program note, to "embracing ambiguity.
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Total revenue for COF excluding provisions was up 1% relative to the sequential quarter and up 12% relative to the year-ago quarter.
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THIN AIR: The size of Earth's atmosphere relative to Earth is the same as the skin of an Apple relative to the Apple.
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Perhaps the starkest demonstration of China's relative rise and the relative decline of the United States on the world stage came in 2015.
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The value of the dollar, relative to other currencies, is supposed to reflect the strength of the American economy, relative to other countries.
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This technocratic approach to some areas of policymaking reflects Chile's relative economic liberalism, which in turn has contributed to its relative economic prosperity.
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"Just look at the performance of U.S. markets relative to China and relative to others," said El-Erian, who was CEO of Pimco.
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A 19-year-old male relative of Pakko is currently being questioned in police custody, Ireton says, but the relative has not been arrested.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Do you think that the U.S. banks are behind relative to the European Banks, relative to even China and the platforms.
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To put this in international perspective, Mississippi now is about as poor relative to the coastal states as Sicily is relative to northern Italy.
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Worried Relative Worried Relative: Many people don't allow smoking of any kind inside their house, so that is one boundary you can easily establish.
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Young people today experience increased financial uncertainty relative to previous generations, with housing, education and health care costs having escalated astronomically relative to income.
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"Cyclical forces will start to work against the dollar: relative economic momentum, relative monetary policy expectations and relative political uncertainty will start to exhibit similar dynamics that weighed on the dollar in the second half of 2017," said Viraj Patel, currency strategist at ING.
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The woman and her relative fled, but the shooter gunned his ex down, then chased the relative into an alley and shot him as well.
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"The overweight call for us really comes down to earnings achievability and relative valuation driving relative outperformance in the absence of a recession," it added.
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But even this may overstate the recovery because the hiring rate looks at hires relative to those employed, not relative to the working age population.
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BAC's Consumer Banking segment revenue was $7503 billion, an increase of 2.1% relative to the sequential quarter and 5.1% relative to the year-ago quarter.
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Overall expenses declined 21% relative to the sequential quarter, which included payroll taxes and retirement eligible expenses, and 2312% relative to the year-ago quarter.
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"The rule very likely would increase emissions relative to the Clean Power Plan, and it may increase emissions relative to business as usual," Schneider said.
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Some questions can overlap, though, and this is enough to identify relative test performance, as the overlapping questions provide information about relative ability across tests.
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The rise in the dollar's value reduces the relative cost of foreign goods and services while increasing the relative cost of domestic goods and services.
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So I'd look at relative how we perform relative to other asset managers and we're down last this year obviously than some of the others.
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Non-interest income was flat relative to the sequential quarter but up 2368% relative to the year-ago quarter largely driven by higher interchange net revenue.
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This means that investors are sensitive not simply to how they are doing relative to their goals, but also relative to the Smiths down the street.
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Voters who embraced Trump weren't just thinking of absolute economic growth: They were thinking of relative economic growth and what it meant for their relative status.
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Paulsen has created a "defensive indicator," based on the relative performance of gold, bonds, and the performance of defensive stock sectors relative to cyclical stock sectors.
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"Investors need look no further than the large relative outperformance of Utilities and REITs since last summer to see this relative benefit of positive bond correlations."
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Net revenue in the wealth management segment was up 4% relative to the sequential quarter but down modestly by 2% relative to the year ago quarter.
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Here's the graph again: The thermometer on the right shows temperatures relative to preindustrial levels; the thermometer on the left shows them relative to 1986-2005.
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In two short decades his country, and most dramatically its long-neglected Anatolian hinterland, has moved from relative poverty and provincialism to relative wealth and sophistication.
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For every one child in the foster care system in the care of a relative, 19 are being cared for outside the system by a relative.
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DVA) revenue in the company's Fixed Income Currency and Commodities (FICC) businesses increased 5.81% relative to the sequential quarter and 38.91% relative to the year ago.
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If they can short stocks, this has been a tremendous relative underperformer that's made them a lot of money relative to other things they could've bought.
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"We find that women purchase properties when they are listed at higher relative prices, and also choose to list for lower relative prices," write the researchers.
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Interestingly enough, the report said, "laggards" tend to not only perform well the following year relative to the market, but on a sector-relative basis, as well.
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Those two key factors are: (i) strong public finance fundamentals relative to external finance fundamentals, and (ii) previous preferential treatment of LC creditors relative to FC creditors.
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The benefits of the other three plans, discussed below, aren't so much their benefits relative to doing nothing, but their benefits relative to an AC-only plan.
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EM equities are also attractively valued relative to DM equities, with the relative ratio between price and earnings being at the 37th percentile of its historical distribution.
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Those two key factors are: (i) strong public finance fundamentals relative to external finance fundamentals; and (ii) previous preferential treatment of LC creditors relative to FC creditors.
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Well, relative to other countries, we have very few cases, relative to certain of the -- of the major countries that really have a bigger problem than us.
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Anderson found that the smallest chameleons outperformed their larger counterparts in terms of peak acceleration, relative power and extension length relative to body size across the board.
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If you look at Italy, they were less aggressive relative to social distancing, even after the country put forth certain mandates and less comprehensive relative to test.
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An important gauge of this is a country's relative unit labour costs, which shifts downwards as wages fall, productivity relative to other countries improves or the currency weakens.
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Total net charge-offs (NCOs) ticked up 13 basis point relative to the sequential quarter and was unchanged relative to the year-ago quarter at 0.47% in 4Q16.
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Dylan Matthews It might not tell you a whole lot about their relative ideological positioning but it might tell you something about their relative mastery of the issues.
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Wynn Macau's RevPAR is only 7% lower relative to the peak level attained in 1H14 and remains high relative to other Macau operators at $307 as of 13Q16.
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The Victorian Era was the great period of nature illustration, and as Lear shuffled from relative to family friend to relative, he honed his skills as a draftsman.
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The first was a racially motivated "blood relative" ordinance, prohibiting any single-family homeowner from renting his or her home to someone who was not a close relative.
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It's real important that pro football distinguish itself as a very physical game relative to the game at college, relative to the game at high school and amateur.
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Together they form a time capsule of the artist's life during a period of relative (and the operative word is relative) calm between his tumultuous sojourns in Naples.
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Focusing first on the graphic's effect on evaluations of Clinton's honesty, relative to that of her two rivals, the charts below reveal that seeing the graphic increased Clinton supporters' assessments of her honesty by about 9 percentage points relative to Trump's, and by about 12 percentage points relative to Sanders's.
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Because the stock of global financial assets is so large relative to the available gold stock, shifts in relative confidence can have significant impact on the price of gold.
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Amazon recently made a new all-time high relative to the S&P 22018, whereas Alphabet is still hovering just below the relative high it made in early 240.13.
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A stronger greenback relative to foreign currencies is generally a positive relative factor for smaller companies, since they do much of their business domestically, in contrast to larger companies.
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The VR also takes into account Woori's weaker management and aggressive risk-appetite relative to domestic peers as well as its adequate financial profile relative to the challenging operating environment.
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"Netflix has been in a bit of a consolidation, but relative to the broader market, it's showing some pretty good relative strength here," Gordon told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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"Relative to the macro-economic outlook, Ford was upbeat on its monthly sales call, suggesting relative consumer resiliency in the face of rising interest rates," J.P.Morgan analyst Ryan Brinkman said.
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I've no worries about the smaller size of the battery relative to the G4, as LG's new flagship does the typical day and a half of use with relative ease.
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These funds are delivering different results relative to each other, and relative to the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK) — which captures all tech stocks in the S&P 500.
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Fitch notes that USB continues to manage expenses carefully, with total expenses in 3Q16 down 2% relative to the sequential quarter, but up 5.6% relative to the year-ago quarter.
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"As long as you can expand the membership base...then it's an attractive business," he said, citing the relative stability of the earnings relative to the more volatile airline business.
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Connoisseurs may quibble over the relative merits of these wines relative to their Bordeaux peers (Haut-Brion, Latour, Margaux and Mouton-Rothschild), but for me each was an emotional experience.
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More generally, many of the INDCs promise GHG reductions relative to a "business as usual" scenario, that is, relative to a future emissions path, unconstrained by any policies at all.
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He said it's "showing a lot of relative strength relative to both regionals and the big banks," with some resistance around the $170 level, which it nearly reached in 2018.
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The technical indicator is called the relative strength index, or RSI, and it shows the relative size of gains versus losses for an underlying market index, usually over 14 trading days.
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The event is organized by New York Jacks, a group that hosts regular meetings for men to gather in relative public to do something nearly every man does in relative private.
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The researchers found that in the canagliflozin group the relative risk of death from renal causes was 34% lower, and the relative risk of end-stage kidney disease was 32% lower.
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Relative to the league average, the Bucks' D has been 7.6 points worse per 100 possessions this season, the seventh largest drop relative to league average of the three-point era.
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Today's Democrats are at a disadvantage relative to their 2008 counterparts, and if they win the House, their power to act will be confined by the relative thinness of their majority.
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The replies weren't from my relative, however, they came from friends-of-friends — a group of Facebook users I mostly don't know, but whom I'm algorithmically linked to via my relative.
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So Craig and his relative agreed to a trade: If Craig got a kidney from somebody, his relative would still go forward and donate to someone else who needed a kidney.
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Sanchez's recommendations for investors in this environment were to "get more conservative and be overweight value relative to growth" because of value's long-term underperformance relative to its momentum-driven counterpart.
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In the Supreme Court graph, the Martin-Quinn score for each justice is recorded on the y-axis with the relative distance between the lines showing the relative ideology of justices.
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Nursing mothers reduce their relative risk of breast cancer by 258 percent for every 12 months they breast-feed, in addition to a relative decrease of 7 percent for each birth.
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They're expensive relative to normal times, they're expensive relative to their own recent or longer-term past," Max Wolff, chief economist at Disruptive Technology Advisers, said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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" "You're definitely seeing a little bit of relative strength.
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GRAPHIC: Palladium prices relative to gold and platinum - tmsnrt.
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We don't know who she is ... maybe a relative.
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Children and elderly dying -- my relative just last week.
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Who are they a relative of — oh, that's nice.
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Value stocks are typically defined by their low multiples and stable fundamentals relative to their so-called growth peers, which are traditionally defined by their outsize growth projections relative to the market.
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Traders can bet on how the price of Bitcoin can increase relative to USD, but they can also make bets relative to other altcoins like Monero, DogeCoin, Zcash, Ripple and Binance Coin.
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"We want to significantly increase our investment here over the long term," he said, explaining that his fund is "substantially" underweight relative to GDP, but not necessarily relative to available market cap.
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As an interesting aside that Credit Suisse did not go into, the relative size of stock markets somewhat (but not entirely) mirrors the relative geopolitical positions of countries on the global stage.
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Others, like a proposal in Alabama, would allow child welfare service offices to refuse to place a child in a home of a relative if that relative is gay, lesbian or transgender.
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The 4,644 samples collected include a carrot relative that grows well in salty water, an oat wild relative resistant to mildew, and the difficult-to-find wild variety of the Bambara groundnut.
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The outstanding note balance of the issuer relative to Finansbank's liability profile is currently deemed fairly high relative to peers, especially when considering the outstanding balance as a percentage of long-term funding.
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Did Trump receive a briefing on the state of the Russian nuclear arsenal and its relative strength relative to the American arsenal before tweeting his apparent willingness to restart a nuclear arms race?
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The researchers found that the students who had strong close friendships in their teens showed a relative decrease in depressive symptoms and a relative increase in self-worth measurements from 15 to 25.
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The relative multiple for Small Cap remains well below mid 2016 lows and the most compelling valuation reading that we've seen for Small Caps on a relative basis versus Large Caps since 2002.
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Even before the Orlando mass shooting, this belief would have been hard to square with the relative safety of flying post-9/11 and the relative frequency and death toll of mass shootings.
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The prayer, the Mourner's Kaddish, is traditionally recited for 11 months following the death of a parent or close relative or on the anniversary of the death of a parent or close relative.
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A key bright spot in ICS for GS was continued growth in securities services net revenue, which was up 270% relative to the sequential quarter and 260602% relative to the year-ago quarter.
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Those years were marked by relative (relative) peace and prosperity, by some notable policy initiatives - and by the ever-present smell of scandal that always seemed to portend some criminal prosecution or other.
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The latest claims data "signals improvement in the labor market relative to a few weeks ago, but softening in conditions relative to a few months ago," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan.
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I have observed in my research that the relative directness I learned from my mother isn't so much Jewish as East European, in contrast to the relative indirectness more common among German Jews.
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But the interesting thing about this current moment in markets is that the prices of different assets look reasonable relative to one another, while looking absurdly overvalued relative to those of decades past.
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The first priority is a parent or legal guardian; the second priority is a close relative; the third priority is a distant relative or family friend, and only failing that, an unrelated adult.
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"We find that tariff increases enacted in 85033 are associated with relative reductions in manufacturing employment and relative increases in producer prices," the report by Fed economists Aaron Flaaen and Justin Pierce reads.
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Rather, it measures the relative sizes of planet and star.
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Call a relative you haven't talked to in a while.
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The relative lack of outright denunciations of Trump is telling.
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This relative success is partly a reflection of colonial history.
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Many have at least one relative in the armed forces.
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The relative dearth of journalism procedurals has always puzzled me.
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Graphic on relative price performance by aluminum and alumina: tmsnrt.
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The family found relative safety in Lebanon, but little else.
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Ron DeSantis , on the other hand, is a relative newcomer.
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I was adopted, so she's really my only blood relative.
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What happened next In Haiti positive is a relative term.
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Maybe they should involve relative positions of pairs of bodies.
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It's very large relative to the size of the economy.
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According to Sunil Gulati, the tournament was a relative success.
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And, perhaps, a relative or two of Jamey's were lynched.
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Her landlord became sick, and a relative sold the home.
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Safe havens are also looking pricey relative to growth stocks.
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The contract was technically oversold on the relative strength index.
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Capital buffers were moderate relative to the banks' risk profiles.
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The families of these women often suffer in relative obscurity.
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Other cities are rising in relative importance as a result.
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Yellows and reds show temperatures warmer relative to the average.
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Two women display a photo of a relative on Oct.
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This period of relative certainty could come undone in court.
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Having a baby amidst this relative stability could be chaos.
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To the predators.. Weinstein, the stranger, the relative, the boyfriend….
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Jarrett, who had also lost a relative recently, could relate.
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"Valuations are certainly attractive relative to historical levels" says Azer.
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Also, I think they are smart, relative to other animals.
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Northern Ireland might gain, relative to the rest of Britain.
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"They are not Brotherhood supporters at all," said the relative.
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"TIPS are still looking cheap relative to history," Moriarty said.
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He also finds a relative consensus that it increased earnings.
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A man mourned after identifying his relative among the bodies.
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Virtual reality (VR) is still experienced in relative physical isolation.
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Again, a sign of relative strength, a sign of leadership.
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We continue to overweight U.S. equities relative to government bonds.
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Mrs Clinton's uninspiring incrementalism made that relative disregard seem absolute.
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The youngest waitress, Skylar Giberson, disagrees with her older relative.
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The relative noob is punching above its weight, no doubt.
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However, the subsidiaries are all small relative to the parent.
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"Netflix I think has shown incredible relative strength," Gordon added.
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Recent currency shifts have made top crus a relative bargain.
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In such a new field, Domino's is a relative veteran.
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They agreed to meet at the home of a relative.
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However, that relative low price came at, well, a price.
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North Korea's rapid progress has switched the relative time scales.
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The 2020 map will be, relative to 2018, considerably kinder.
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Even periods of relative peace have not been especially peaceful.
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Marthe's work is good and positive, done in relative obscurity.
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But Magic Leap's headset is still in its relative infancy.
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This raises the funding costs of banks relative to Treasuries.
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A gorgonocephalid basket stars, a relative of the brittle star.
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In relative terms, British equities have not been performing well.
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However, profits are high, relative to GDP, at the moment.
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Even the most belligerent relative can't argue with these numbers.
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Clearly "Entry level" is very much a relative term here.
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And executive pay has soared relative to that of workers.
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The relative ages of rock strata are easy to see.
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With their parents deceased, Tyka is Prince's closest living relative.
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One differentiating capability of MXNet is its relative language agnosticism.
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Prosecutors said the victim was a relative of Raylaine Knope.
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"We found out he died from another relative," he says.
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In the US, the next steps remain a relative mystery.
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"Victory" for any particular group is likely to prove relative.
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As investors buy dollars, it appreciates relative to other currencies.
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The currency's relative strength kept major Japanese exporters under pressure.
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In the world of diplomacy, "friendship" is a relative term.
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She pays $500; the split is relative to our incomes.
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A relative newcomer to politics, Morawiecki lacks Szydlo's broad appeal.
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"That's a sign of relative strength," the founder of TradingAnalysis.
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The relative quietude may be a good sign for stocks.
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That sent investors to the relative safety of government debt.
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The maps reflect each artist's relative popularity across the country.
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Guatemala's central government fiscal deficit is low relative to peers.
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Meanwhile, the Tigers moved down the field with relative ease.
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In such a small town, everyone's relative status was inescapable.
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George declined, through a relative, to comment for this story.
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Of course, this may prove to be a relative measure.
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We wanted to make it a blood relative of Cloverfield.
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It basically increases your chances relative to the general population.
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International affairs are complex enough in times of relative calm.
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The relative lack of institutional capital creates a buyers' market.
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In this very specific case a token makes relative sense.
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Puerto Rico's relative isolation is a huge impediment as well.
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The other problem is that it's such a relative term.
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In a relative sense, Bolton's future seems far more secure.
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His relative expertise in foreign affairs would offset his youth.
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Philo is a relative newcomer to the streaming TV market.
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Their relative absence doesn't represent a lack of engagement, however.
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This partly reflects Japan's high domestic savings relative to investments.
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The reversals partly reflect relative improvements in the south's competitiveness.
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It is unclear how the woman's relative obtained the prints.
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Need to transfer money to a relative through online banking?
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Relative to what my capacity for writing great jams is.
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So they licensed programs to Netflix for a relative pittance.
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He looked at relative return going back 10 years, vs.
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His sole remaining relative, an aunt, has taken him in.
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The public's reaction will be determined by their relative expectations.
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But the Haqqanis still operate in relative safety in Pakistan.
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I know small is relative, but do me a favor.
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Another supporter said Hoyer's relative anonymity is also an asset.
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And by law, that person must be a close relative.
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You may have noticed, in 2019, that time feels relative.
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EDC prices its insurance relative to the risk, Burlock said.
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Even with the purity law, purity is a relative thing.
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But since all of this is moving, speed is relative.
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Graphic on London and Shanghai aluminium relative price performance: tmsnrt.
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"Even the cats prayed for Pilar," a grieving relative said.
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The tense hacking sequences were kept to a relative minimum.
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Bret could be there playing catch with a ghostly relative.
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Typically, those triggers involve spreads relative to their historical average.
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Enter Ms. James, a relative unknown in British national politics.
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"Things are going well on a relative basis," he said.
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Ms. Sharmila's hunger strike has been waged in relative isolation.
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Once primed, some stole prescription drugs from an unsuspecting relative.
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Save on transportation — have a relative give you a ride
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Though he is a moderate Republican, that term is relative.
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Everything is relative to myriad cultural, psychological and historical factors.
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I think of how "safety" is relative and never assured.
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It was even overvalued at the bottom relative to restaurants.
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FREER: WELL, LOOK, I THINK MONEY IS A RELATIVE TERM.
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The relative said Bulgarov was then allowed to go home.
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"He passed the test, he was fine," said the relative.
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The relative share of deal volume has changed, as well.
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All of this points to the relative strength of Medicare.
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However, their benefits relative to mainland citizens have been limited.
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The relative strength index essentially tracks that rate of change.
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The relative lavishness of the Palwan camp is atypical, however.
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Guillier was a relative unknown in Chilean politics until recently.
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Still, Touch ID does have its fans — given relative simplicity.
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On Friday, that brief period of relative safety officially ended.
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This is allowing people smugglers to operate in relative impunity.
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Relative to the previous meetings, the change is really noticeable.
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Relative Values is a compact show, filling a single gallery.
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But we are feeling pretty good about our relative position.
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That range brings us to the question of relative scale.
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Now anyone can argue the relative value of executive compensation.
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And the Ailes story — in relative terms — will be muted.
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Relative salaries, housing prices and innovation will become less robust.
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It's relative to just the market, really, at the time.
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But its relative strength will come into clearer focus soon.
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It's also helpful for people to understand relative calorie values.
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Nadal also isn't alone in arguing that time is relative.
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But their relative absence in Michigan was tough for Sanders.
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The mistake occurs because "special" is an inescapably relative concept.
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Well, relative to other countries we have very few cases.
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The relative period of calm is surely about to end.
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We have two relative winners, that's one of the problems.
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In relative terms it was an immense fall from grace.
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There are fewer members, elevating the relative importance of each.
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She used a relative, Jacqueline Severino, as a false reference.
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Its virtues, relative to conventional agriculture, have long been clear.
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The most obvious one is his relative lack of experience.
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Her death was confirmed by Bryan Cooper, a distant relative.
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She wasn't chosen because of her relative moderation on abortion.
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That cousin was the vigilante's third relative killed this year.
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All went on to wider critical and relative commercial success.
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Yet our closest animal relative, the chimpanzee, can understand it.
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The idea of a Lemonheads "comeback" is also highly relative.
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One close relative of Ms. Silvani's fell into this category.
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That could keep the dollar strong relative to other currencies.
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Relative changes — like a 25 percent reduction — always sound impressive.
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Journalists appreciated the Bost's relative security and majestic river view.
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You hold stocks for growth, and bonds for relative stability.
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The relative was taken to the hospital during his visit.
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And it's this relative resistance that has attracted some newcomers.
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Look at this weekly relative strength indicator — it's over 80.
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One woman introduced a relative visiting from out of town.
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Its size relative to the LSE makes it a mouthful.
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For decades goods have been getting cheaper relative to services.
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Still, the PBOC did gain some relative independence under Zhou.
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An illustration of the relative physical safety of the Parks?
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He'll be happy to go back to the relative obscurity.
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Before, my job was relative to 211,230 runners and spectators.
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" The company's "growth is very impressive relative to the valuation.
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" Asked if his relative anonymity frustrated him, he added: "Sure.
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In the other cohort studies, similar relative reductions were seen.
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Nine days after the riots began a relative calm returned.
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Nabatanzi escaped because she was visiting a relative, she says.
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And they point to the relative success of European brands.
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The violence ended months of relative calm in the city.
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Still, O'Rourke is a relative newcomer to the immigration debate.
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Relative to the US economy, European growth has been lagging.
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The payment anomaly disadvantages small insurers relative to larger ones.
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To confirm their hypothesis, the genealogists needed a close relative.
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Student Opinion Do you have a younger relative or friend?
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For the college student, just enough is a relative term.
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But in relative terms, Hong Kong got it the worst.
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I think that's-- they're entitled to work in relative anonymity.
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There has generally been little objection to this relative silence.
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As a consequence, truth becomes relative, if not altogether removed.
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The United States' relative strength is also, paradoxically, a weakness.
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Financial monitoring happens it will be relative to some index.
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I don't see any big issue here relative to Jared.
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But these are relative sideshows in a broader regional game.
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Families often delay large purchases until their relative has returned.
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These areas have shown relative strength during times of weakness.
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Graphic on LME metals relative price performance in 2017: tmsnrt.
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"I think that mainly explains the relative outperformance," Mishra said.
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It's there, no matter when a relative goes to it.
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That may mean the foreign stocks are a relative bargain.
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You know, where is that price relative to other markets?
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That is nice but that isn't relative to anything professional.
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Importantly, traffic acquisition cost growth moderated relative to prior quarters.
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A relative confirmed her death in the attack to PEOPLE.
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Consumer discretionary hasn't always fared so well relative to technology.
|
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China's main hurdle is its relative lack of research investments.
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Relative say Mitchell is the father of McCreary's two children.
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In China, he tells me he operates in relative anonymity.
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Relative to other objects, supermassive black holes are actually small.
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Meanwhile, Corbyn once again defied expectations with Labour's relative success.
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Relative interest in the two teams is a big factor.
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For example, the OECD downgraded it relative to this summer.
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Unavoidably, we perceive the world relative to our personal identities.
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Dr. Michael Mina: Relative to the size of our population?
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Friends, and even relative strangers, warned me of the devastation.
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The "bubbles" show you the relative size of the budgets.
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The relative newness of the building makes life much easier.
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Others were born here, used to relative quiet and peace.
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However, some point to his relative inexperience of monetary policy.
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In fact, a happy facial expression compensated for relative unattractiveness.
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The credit union maintains strong net-interest margins relative to peers, reflecting its higher margin business mix, but its overall profitability is modest due to a high cost base relative to its risk profile.
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Looking at the year as a whole, economists said key drivers were growth in net exports - the result of a faster decline in imports relative to exports - and a relative resilience in private consumption.
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Moreover, the tax has already been implemented; the recent sharp depreciation of the Mexican peso relative to the US dollar implies that the dollar has appreciated relative to the peso, which hurts US competitiveness.
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When she calls her son Vasily, he speaks to her like you'd speak to a relative whose last name you only vaguely knew, a relative who your parents made you call on their birthday.
|
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What the new paper does suggest is that black women's gaps in educational attainment and imprisonment relative to white women are somewhat smaller than the equivalent gaps for black men relative to white men.
|
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Looking specifically at the EEM relative to the EFA, the ETF that tracks developed markets excluding the U.S. and Canada, Wald noted that the EEM has begun to climb higher relative to the EFA.
|
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"On the whole, Snap was the lowest rated relative to other Social networks, given low relative marks on return on investment; targeting; and data, analytics and measurement," wrote Blackledge in a note published Thursday.
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Well, if you pick only one decision in the '80s, being negative on mainframes and minicomputers basically gave you huge relative advantage in an industry where relative advantage was the only thing you cared about.
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The skills gap really exists in two dimensions; the gap in actual skills obtained by students relative to the job they want, and the gap in a person's perceived skills relative to their actual skills.
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"They're outspending us in research and development and procurement ... We, the United States, need to make sure that we do not lose our advantages that we have relative to other countries, specifically relative to China."
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"This second set of guests, as a complete fluke, had a relative come out for a picnic lunch and that relative turned out to be a [Royal Canadian Mounted Police] officer from Revelstoke," she says.
|
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"Increasingly, we're starting to see evidence of tech starting to peak out, at least on a relative basis," Newton said, referencing a chart of the equal-weight tech sector relative to the S&P 500.
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In societies where both sexes have greater freedom — and women have more educational and professional opportunities relative to men than in the past — the sexes' academic interests tend to diverge relative to more traditional societies.
|
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According to the reports, the relative of Wang was among passengers whose personal information was given to Guo, although the relative was not named and only referred to as "a certain customer" of the airline.
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Fuel oil should also lose value relative to crude through 215.4.
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It does seem expensive, relative to the rest of the world.
|
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This is 76% above its 50-year average, relative to GDP.
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This is 2500% above its 220-year average, relative to GDP.
|
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But relative to comparable schemes there are very few strings attached.
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At the same time, he's still left as a relative underdog.
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Almost everyone your correspondent spoke to had buried a close relative.
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ICOs' relative obscurity may be both a curse and a blessing.
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We all have that relative who gets annoyed with the cat.
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Some may have been released to family or non-relative sponsors.
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Fitch believes ASM's investment risks remain manageable relative to its capitalisation.
|
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And of course, the very concept of "happy" content is relative.
|
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Those moves make Chinese products more competitive relative to American products.
|
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But when everyone's income declines simultaneously, relative purchasing power is unaffected.
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However housing costs can get pretty high relative to everything else.
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WE HAVE HIGH TAXES RELATIVE TO THE REST OF THE WORLD.
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It's a worldwide and years-long practice operating in relative openness.
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Perhaps it comes down to fund managers' anxiety about relative performance.
|
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After all, Bella is collecting the bear for a young relative.
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The metal's 14-day relative strength index (RSI) was around 77.
|
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Federal anti-nepotism laws bar federal managers from hiring a relative.
|
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The water is infested by caiman, a close relative to alligators.
|
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He spoke about Vespula flaviceps, a relative of the yellow jacket.
|
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" He added: "It really shows you our relative power to nature.
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So they signed legal documents stating the man was their relative.
|
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CannTrust also expects significant sales growth for 2019 relative to 2018.
|
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In that case, the match came from a first-degree relative.
|
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It's hurt their relative portfolio performance and their egos, at least.
|
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A stretch of relative quiet in 2100 raised hopes of progress.
|
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Making Amends With Mr. Self, that is a highly relative concept.
|
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"Each graph is relative to the emoji being viewed," Emojipedia says.
|
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His home address was for a property registered to a relative.
|
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Under Mr Salmond, supporters were promised a land of relative riches.
|
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They have more in relative terms, but less in absolute terms.
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Any dislocation would be minor relative to the benefits, they said.
|
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Chinese officials say that concept is "relative" in an emerging economy.
|
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Haifa's relative liberalism is a product of its unique, cosmopolitan tradition.
|
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I think it's definitely true that happiness and discontent are relative.
|
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A relative shared the fundraiser on Facebook, alongside a moving tribute.
|
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A cousin struggled as a teenage mother; another relative cleaned toilets.
|
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The dispirited remnants of Egypt's civil society miss the relative openness.
|
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It was bruised and showed signs of torture, the relative said.
|
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"I know that I will not get justice," the relative said.
|
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Fitch assesses EIB's capitalisation relative to other MDB peers as moderate.
|
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Yet in relative terms the country seems to be going backwards.
|
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But it actually is evidence of the United States' relative strength.
|
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Ivory Coast's recent relative stability should not be taken for granted.
|
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To start with, the revelation could be painful to your relative.
|
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As is usually the case with app privacy: It's all relative.
|
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I'll even point your attention to Google relative to the Nasdaq.
|
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Could this character be a distant (more evil) relative of Zoe's?
|
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Finally, we now prefer the euro relative to the U.S. dollar.
|
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The relative ease of finding practitioners online is also a factor.
|
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Men's perception of their relative status has also fallen in Europe.
|
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No wonder rents have fallen relative to prices: yields have adjusted.
|
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Today, he is living with a relative in Bedford, New York.
|
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It's all relative, and it's all, is it fair to me?
|
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Just look at Mississippi, the state with the highest relative value.
|
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He tells me he's now relishing a period of relative tranquility.
|
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Taxes on that wealth relative to GDP have remained steady, however.
|
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Its long, sharp teeth are big relative to its body size.
|
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Its strength relative to the S&P 500 has also improved.
|
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The rating model can only assess teams relative to their opponents.
|
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That, to Gordon, signals weakness in Netflix relative to the market.
|
|
Across America's economy profits are high and stable relative to GDP.
|
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A member of the phylum Cnidaria, it's a relative of jellyfish.
|
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Thus, the view does not accurately reflect the bodies' relative sizes.
|
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A benefit offered to one firm causes relative harm to another.
|
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But they are chunky relative to other requests, and unusually timed.
|
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HOW much should company bosses be paid relative to their employees?
|
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So what's an anxious present-buying friend or relative to do?
|
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Another relative had haphazardly piled their possessions outside its side door.
|
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Authorities who searched were never able to locate the alleged relative.
|
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We only give the drone a relative goal and start location.
|
|
Some foreign observers find it easy to explain China's relative gloom.
|
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You have to look at these opportunities on a relative basis.
|
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Bets on the industrials sector have also benefited relative fund performance.
|
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I don't even have family in Mexico, not one single relative.
|
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Relationships are shown relative to the surveyed head of the household.
|
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After Michael Jr. died, Webster told a relative who called 911.
|
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The forecasts in the table below are relative to normal levels.
|
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"They are both pretty cheap on a relative basis," she said.
|
|
The relative merits of his free-speech claim are another story.
|
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"Costs relative to any industry measure are extremely positive," Cordani said.
|
|
However, the video appears to have sprung up from relative obscurity.
|
|
Still, relative to every other option, this makes the most sense.
|
|
How are Frontier-Tech companies advantaged relative to their Cleantech counterparts?
|
|
Ma even had a note of relative optimism for new parents.
|
|
Relative calm South of the border, the situation is much different.
|
|
The study of the human microbiome is in its relative infancy.
|
|
This means its value relative to any one currency will vary.
|
|
"I would expect investments to increase relative to 2840," Olsavsky said.
|
|
The camera arrives at a time of relative calm for GoPro.
|
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Prosecutors said he acknowledged sexually assaulting a female relative last year.
|
|
Yet increasingly in today's post-Westphalian world, real sovereignty is relative.
|
|
Overall asset quality is weak relative to the bank's rating level.
|
|
Of course, "budgets" will be relative if Bloomberg enters the race.
|
|
Relative to the year-ago quarter net revenue more than doubled.
|
|
Rather, these tokens have specific utility relative to the company's function.
|
|
It's a question of how events play out relative to expectations.
|
|
Figari has been living in relative seclusion in Rome for years.
|
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Though as many have pointed out, "easy" is a relative concept.
|
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"That hurts U.S. multinational companies relative to other countries," he said.
|
|
Maley also has his eye on a relative under-performer — utilities.
|
|
Kasich voters may enjoy Trump's relative moderation on the welfare state.
|
|
What Should I Tell My Relative Who Wants to Try Cannabis?
|
|
Avoid trying to teach a difficult relative how to behave differently.
|
|
But it's still a big boost relative to the current law.
|
|
In addition, NXD is high relative to the 'A' peer median.
|
|
ExxonMobil continues to demonstrate strong business performance relative to industry peers.
|
|
Relative to Silicon Valley, Utah sees far less investment from VCs.
|
|
A relative of Lopez's confirmed the news of the house arrest.
|
|
The best hope is to keep those increases under relative control.
|
|
"She said 'God's got me,&apos" the relative told the paper.
|
|
That incident involved Karl and an unnamed relative — not his parents.
|
|
This is something that can only be accomplished through relative permanence.
|
|
Trump's worst relative showing in the past few months was Aug.
|
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It's at times like this that I cherish Instagram's relative silence.
|
|
Kiwibank's growth over recent years has been moderate relative to peers.
|
|
The bank's capitalisation has historically been a weakness relative to peers.
|
|
I'd get treated nicer — they thought I was a rich relative.
|
|
Instead, the play's closest relative is Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot".
|
|
Plus, I was supporting a struggling relative (both emotionally and financially).
|
|
Aggregate domestic profits are at near-record levels relative to GDP.
|
|
Structurally, we're in a good position to win relative market share.
|
|
And it's very low relative to the degree of economic uncertainty.
|
|
DCOM's capital position remains good relative to its overall risk profile.
|
|
Of course, "new" is kind of a relative term in patents.
|
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"You still have potential for really nice relative returns," Scanlon said.
|
|
There are havens of relative quiet almost everywhere, near almost everyone.
|
|
On another technical note, the stock is showing improving relative strength.
|
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The current account deficit is large relative to peers and persistent.
|
|
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT ON A RELATIVE BASIS WHERE THE RELIEF GOES.
|
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They also make stocks more attractive as investments relative to bonds.
|
|
In relative terms, she was never as unpopular as they believed.
|
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This resulted in a relative return on capital for each corporation.
|
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And relative to Clinton's plan, she didn't like what she saw.
|
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That was a relative rarity, and I think everyone appreciated that.
|
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The first difficulty is the relative scarcity of full-time jobs.
|
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Left says bitcoin is exorbitantly priced relative to its underlying value.
|
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"We see that as a sign of relative strength," said Wald.
|
|
Their valuation relative to earnings also looks attractive, according to Tepper.
|
|
Danielle Allen was the relative best equipped to guide Michael's reëntry.
|
|
Windy conditions and low relative humidities are causing the dry weather.
|
|
Traders were already aware of the relative eloquence of both Mrs.
|
|
Mentally strong people appear to go through life with relative ease.
|
|
Its last big product introduction, of watches, was a relative dud.
|
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That signals "relative strength in a difficult market tape," said Wald.
|
|
Although the sight on Wednesday was impressive, all things are relative.
|
|
Losses in Topix stocks were less pronounced relative to the Nikkei.
|
|
Fear the Walking Dead Safety is relative in the zombie apocalypse.
|
|
Among the merits would be the goal of relative political autonomy.
|
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I wonder if he misses the relative honesty of his exile.
|
|
Relative to the truth, Trump gets easier coverage than he deserves.
|
|
Ghana has relatively stable electricity, relative security, and decent internet infrastructure.
|
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This both harmonized trade between countries and stabilized relative currency values.
|
|
Trump get visas under a different — and unlimited — "immediate relative" category.
|
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Capitalisation is tight relative to the impaired exposures and equity holdings.
|
|
THAT IS STILL VERY LOW RELATIVE TO OTHER E-COMMERCE PEERS.
|
|
When does the relative passivity encouraged by Autopilot decrease reaction time?
|
|
His son remains in Abaco in the care of a relative.
|
|
Most notably, violent crime rates are low relative to previous decades.
|
|
My neighbor was housing a relative from England for the summer.
|
|
This is a rather broad panel, also relative to comparable sovereigns.
|
|
In 2010, relative unknown Tim Cook was serving as Apple's COO.
|
|
For one fascinating stretch, the joggler will joggle in relative silence.
|
|
Even relative legends struggle: Aston Martin has gone bankrupt seven times.
|
|
The greenback is also losing its relative yield attraction for investors.
|
|
It turns out even "honesty" is a relative concept these days.
|
|
Education has long been regarded as an area of relative bipartisanship.
|
|
"They definitely came up short, relative to expectations," he told CNBC.
|
|
The medium-term growth potential is weak relative to rating peers.
|
|
Sentsov's health is rapidly declining, his lawyer and a relative said.
|
|
We are weak relative to other countries ... The underpinnings are weak.
|
|
This relative insulation may offer another incentive to buy the greenback.
|
|
Higher interest rates are typically correlated with a stronger relative currency.
|
|
You can slide them up and down relative to one another.
|
|
Poor players, if they're signed at all, receive a relative pittance.
|
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But relative global power is a zero-sum game, Wu says.
|
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The LGBT community is small relative to many other underserved minorities.
|
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The coach's relative powerlessness makes coaches easy to dismiss and scapegoat.
|
|
I hoped I had finally reached a state of relative calm.
|
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But they have small, dedicated audiences relative to the whole market.
|
|
Today, Andrade is a relative unknown in the English-speaking world.
|
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Primarily, it won't provide the relative transparency that stock markets do.
|
|
You know what the closest living relative to a dinosaur is?
|
|
Relative radio silence ensued following a busy first half of 4.
|
|
It's interesting, because it's universal but relative at the same time.
|
|
Stephanie consistently struggles financially, despite her relative success in her field.
|
|
Even slugger Joey Votto has been scuffling, relative to his career.
|
|
Science says a cheerful facial expression may compensate for relative unattractiveness.
|
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"We do allow it to occur with relative impunity," she said.
|
|
Everyone they knew seemed to have a gay relative or friend.
|
|
Still, given the relative size of Coinrail, that claim proved inconclusive.
|
|
But its interests also include relative stability and a secure border.
|
|
"Look what your relative is up to again," the customer said.
|
|
The visitors from Houston were relative newcomers to this stage, too.
|
|
The optimal scenario also reduces costs relative to the current scenario.
|
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Elsewhere on the course, other golfers could practice in relative obscurity.
|
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We could not reach his relative by phone, despite multiple attempts.
|
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Which you should regulate depends on the relative costs of mistakes.
|
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A relative neophyte, I asked one of the managers for help.
|
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The Warriors have plenty of time to address their (relative) weaknesses.
|
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The lovers' relative guilt looks different inside and outside their homes.
|
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Zehm had the relative comfort of his car during his transition.
|
|
How should policymakers be prioritizing them relative to, say, renewable energy?
|
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How should I advise an older relative who receives fraudulent calls?
|
|
On Wednesday, researchers welcomed the newest long-gone relative: Homo luzonensis.
|
|
"I told her relative, 'I like this girl,'" Mr. Arsanov said.
|
|
So many shoaling fish are excellent appraisers of relative head counts.
|
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They underpriced their plans relative to the needs of the market.
|
|
Often, anxiety and depression spike before interacting with a toxic relative.
|
|
But murder remains up relative to just a few years ago.
|
|
Start with how the Wisconsin plan fares relative to other maps.
|
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Do you think that the relative isolation ... It's very isolated, right?
|
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The cast was a group of relative unknowns, assembled to type.
|
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Arranged marriages are common, often to a cousin or other relative.
|
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We visited three enclaves that have created havens of relative safety.
|
|
The idea of a "Lemonheads" reunion is, in fact, highly relative.
|
|
A relative said the Silvanis had one son and two daughters.
|
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It's a story about the social insulation afforded by relative wealth.
|
|
Dolores had a relative in San Francisco who helped reunite them.
|
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The relative outperformer is health care, which is only down 2111%.
|
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But, her daughter said, she was comfortable with her relative anonymity.
|
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The bride thinks the visitor is a relative of the groom.
|
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A woman talks to the relative who makes her slightly uncomfortable.
|
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The People's Bank of China's relative immobility has surprised many economists.
|
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But easier is relative and Gansu in November was not easy.
|
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Scores are not adjusted for the relative importance of cases heard.
|
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Heat index is a measurement of relative humidity combined with what?
|
|
Low mortgage costs relative to income, short commute times Oakland, Calif.
|
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Like once everything goes back to a state of relative normalcy.
|
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But it's another sign of the U.S.'s relative economic health.
|
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One small cookie constitutes five servings, which explains their relative priciness.
|
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Yvette Clarke, 22014, is the relative newcomer, first elected in 22016.
|
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How well this entire category of noninvasive devices works is relative.
|
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"Mama was saying her prayers," Jordyn Grace, 3, told a relative.
|
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"The relative universe means there is no absolute container," he said.
|
|
THE BOTTOM LINE IS ADP HAS MASSIVELY UNDERPERFORMED RELATIVE TO POTENTIAL.
|
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"They have been washed out on a relative basis," he says.
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As a parable, it suggests that vastness is relative, prioritizing wonder.
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When is it O.K. for a relative to discipline your child?
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You might even find a relative you didn't know you had.
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A relative identified one of the victims as Daniel Bush, 62.
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You don't need to invite every distant relative and casual neighbor.
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The trade deficit probably narrowed relative to the April-June quarter.
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But Mr. Prine's relative fortune is never far from his thoughts.
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BUT THE UPSIDE, THE UPSIDE IS LIMITED RELATIVE TO THE OTHERS.
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Now that he has withdrawn, he can return to relative anonymity.
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In my area its relative, Scotch broom, is a real headache.
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One reason for Tottori's absence of tourists is its relative isolation.
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The poverty rate fell relative to the rest of the country's.
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Or, the money can be used for another child or relative.
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"I love it," Ernst said of her relative anonymity these days.
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How relatively cheap is this house relative to other similar houses?
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"She was a warrior, tell you the truth," a relative said.
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They chose a living relative, the sun parakeet of South America.
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Corporate bonds also, the spreads are pretty narrow relative to history.
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But what really defines it is a relative lack of assumptions.
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The three deceased women were found by a relative, police said.
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"The only Jewish relative I have is my aunt," Czollek said.
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The relative moderates — Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar — would then be damaged.
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Hong Kong has enjoyed relative calm since local elections on Nov.
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Value stocks are prized for their low valuations relative to peers.
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Analysts suggested that the company was overvalued relative to its earnings.
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Parr said he had never tasted gaebul or its California relative.
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The boy is currently staying with another relative, Ms. Clarke said.
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However, Lafe Langford, another relative of the victims, rejected Castañeda's argument.
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Many Cubans have grown comfortable with calling him a complicated relative.
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They were relative to other media and, by proxy, to politics.
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Relative popularity of "porn" searches from October 2017 to November 2019
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Are they keeping their balances low relative to available credit limits?
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BUFFETT: THEY'RE NOT RICHLY VALUED RELATIVE TO INTEREST RATES, YOU KNOW.
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Consider Hayley, our hire of two months, a relative endurance run.
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It has to be more opportunities relative to the potential opportunities.
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Illness in a more distant relative may also increase the risk.
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That puts it in the 99th percentile relative to comparable funds.
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A relative is the current Philippine ambassador to the United States.
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You feel connected, prepared, enveloped by a sense of relative calm.
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AMD's valuation "is compelling relative to the growth opportunity," he said.
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Relative newcomers like Apple, Amazon and Netflix have kept Sundance vibrant.
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But it has a substantial probability relative to the other options.
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Stay in contact with the relative during his or her travel.
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"Mortgages, relative to their history, actually look a lot more attractive."
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The piece has a close relative in the Brooklyn Museum's collection.
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Turab Khan, a relative, said the boy was safe at home.
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And his relative retention of muscle mass was also considered remarkable.
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First, the tilt of the earth's axis relative to the sun.
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The firm has relative overweight positions on Japan and Emerging Markets.
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The relative sparseness acts as suction: There are barely any distractions.
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It does make sense, however, when we look at relative standing.
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It taught me how to understand absolute risk versus relative risk.
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If anything, wages rose relative to their previous trend in Miami.
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Rentals can seem attractively discounted relative to those in comparable neighborhoods.
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This year we met a new extinct human relative, Homo luzonensis.
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The smaller (relative) surplus should make rebalancing faster this time around.
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Its relative strength index, or RSI, measures overbought or oversold conditions.
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Kaine openly acknowledged his relative anonymity even in his own party.
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Norberg blames the relative lack of sustained success on bad timing.
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One reason is that "less" and "more" effective are relative terms.
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A relative posted a comment, remarking how beautiful the girl looked.
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The only relative disappointment: a first-serve percentage below 50 percent.
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There are also large swaths of the world in relative darkness.
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Of course, nostalgia is relative to a person's age and experience.
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Relative to most political controversies, the stakes here are genuinely minimal.
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Was the blind for him or perhaps a friend or relative?
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To be fair, "hit" is somewhat of a relative term here.
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In the second round, they took down Kansas with relative ease.
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Yet "greatest" is a relative term when it comes to Dragonlance.
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Typically, the person responsible is a relative motivated by family honor.
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The family's relative wealth allowed him to travel and live abroad.
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Our relative smallness and disproportionate destructiveness is elucidated again and again.
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This remark nicely put me in my place, relative to his.
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"If you look at managed care relative to the S&P 500, it's coming off a new relative high so it has shown resiliency through this market correction that started in the fourth quarter," said Wald.
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Continued and material underperformance relative to the index, notably over the three- and five-year performance horizons or sustained fifth quintile longer-term performance relative to peers will results in the fund being placed 'Under Review'.
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We see gold as the most stable of currencies, likely to continue to rise in value relative to the euro, yen, U.S. dollar and, indeed, relative to the ruble, pound, Brazilian real, Indian rupee, et al.
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There's trade talks, and then the underlying data for China, is actually starting to improve, at least on a relative basis, relative to everywhere else in the world where it's getting worse on a daily basis.
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Relative to the year-ago quarter the company generated positive operating leverage but relative to the sequential quarter generated modest negative operating leverage as high marketing and professional services cost weighed on the overall expense base.
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"Income is stagnant, relative to the past, it's been more volatile relative to the past — that combination leads people to have a lot less and be really suspect about making commitments to the future," Cramer says.
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Fitch continues to believe that the bank's ratings are near the top of their potential given the continued outsized presence of capital markets activities relative rated domestic and global peers and relative geographic concentration in Quebec.
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Furthermore, Fitch's more positive view of MGP relative to MGM is supported by the senior position of MGM's lease payments relative to its conventional debt, although we recognize the risk that the leases could be renegotiated.
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We're told O'Connor had been sending voicemails and texts to a relative threatening to kill herself -- hours later that relative stepped in when they were contacted by O'Connor's friend she's staying with, saying she'd gone missing.
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In fact, I think one of our real differentiators say, for example, in India where we have an extensive branch network, it's small relative to the big local banks but it's big relative to the foreign banks.
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One might think that the relative comfort Trump displays with state intervention in the economy, relative to his rivals, flirts with fascism, especially when this takes the form of nationalist policies like massive tariffs and immigration restriction.
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It happened in part because for too long everything that happened in this town, everything that's said, is seen through the lens of, 'Does this help or hurt us relative to Democrats or relative to President Obama?
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The bank's VR reflects weak capitalisation relative to significant concentrations in the loan book, and low reserve coverage of a large stock of impaired exposures, resulting in significant unreserved impaired loans relative to Fitch Core Capital (FCC).
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Similarly, a shift in the relative economic outlook—such as a downgrading in growth prospects in China relative to those in America—can lead to sudden moves in financial markets as a torrent of capital seeks safety.
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Although the number of deaths continues to increase, "the rate of death relative to the size of the world's population has stabilized and declined relative to the number of motor vehicles in recent years," the report says.
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OMAHA — When a famous relative of Oklahoma State pitcher Tyler Buffett arrived at the family's rented lake house Sunday night for cheeseburgers and cheesecake, it took him a moment to remember the relative from old family photos.
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It happened in part because for too long, everything that happens in this town, everything that's said, is seen through the lens of, Does this help or hurt us relative to Democrats or relative to President Obama.
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He got a relative slap on the wrist from a league that still barely has a clue on how to handle domestic violence; you got to fill a hole in your defensive line on the relative cheap.
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To me, full employment will be when labor has pricing power relative to capital — meaning asking the boss for a raise and getting it — such that corporate profit margins shrink relative to labor's share of national income.
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All say that it is this relative safety — and the relative advantages of age, race, education and wealth — that makes them feel they have a particular responsibility, as climate activists, to push the boundaries of civil disobedience.
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If you're Catholic, and have an aunt or other relative who's expressed agitation that pretty much every movie in which the Church figures nowadays focuses on a scandal, "Hesburgh" may do your relative a world of good.
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Some analysts had said before the latest rise that Baer's stock was already at a relative high compared with larger Swiss banking groups UBS and Credit Suisse based on the share price relative to its book value.
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"I would highlight Urban especially as having a higher low relative to a couple years ago, which makes it a bit more promising than Nordstrom having made a lower low relative to that 2016 low," said Stockton.
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"Look, it is just that we are different people," the relative said.
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"We were worried about him after he was transferred," the relative said.
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Woori's FCC ratio is currently low relative to domestic and global peers.
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Yet despite their relative prosperity and personal happiness, voters still express anxiety.
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Relative to some of its business software peers, DocuSign got off easy.
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But he definitely did not play the role of embarrassing older relative.
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The digital currency began stumbling last week after months of relative calm.
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Raheel Sharif was initially described as low-profile and a relative unknown.
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The effect on profitability will also be monitored relative to historical performance.
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Instead, there's a relative abundance of matter and a lack of antimatter.
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Instead, many families were able to stay with community or relative sponsors.
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That means that Uzbekistan's relative obscurity may be coming to an end.
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When she complained to another relative, her brother threatened to kill her.
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But as far as a closest evolutionary relative, the data's still inconclusive.
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It is way too low relative to the state of the economy.
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NXD remains high relative to the 'BBB' peers' median (1.9% of GDP).
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The certificate names his wife, Pamela, as his surviving relative and informant.
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An international mystery deepens concerning a murdered relative of North Korea's leader.
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Instead, an adult blood relative of her former husband received the money.
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This month, Guillaume Cendrier joined as portfolio manager for Relative Value Credit.
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Similarly, credit risk offers little reward relative to potential losses, Gross said.
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However, Face ID can still mistake you for a relative, Schiller explained.
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The letter appears, so far at least, to be a relative anomaly.
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JEFFREY GUNDLACH: Yeah, well, it may not -- it's a relative performance thing.
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There have been times of relative peace and times of great tension.
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Instead, the throne will be passed to the next closest male relative.
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"Yes I had a relative who was Warden of Parchman," Bruce replied.
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And I am eternally grateful to Melissa & Doug for the relative peace.
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"Relative to growth, Facebook is actually more attractive than Google," he said.
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Both measures are down 65 percent or more relative to Q1 2017.
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But the relative calm came to a bloody end on July 25th.
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This is not illegal; one French deputy in five employs a relative.
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Britain's relative cultural openness makes minority groups less likely to operate clandestinely.
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Even at this point, though, some data is better than relative guesswork.
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It's not zero, since more coal would be burned relative to baseline.
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They're going to continue longer relative to whatever your baseline was, i.e.
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He looks like a not-too-distant relative of Toy Story's Rex.
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Every Haitian has a relative living in the Dominican Republic, he says.
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But that didn't happen often, even after a relative stopped raping him.
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IT'S THAT WE'RE GOING TO SCALE THAT INNOVATION RELATIVE TO THE GROWTH.
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Businesses, too, react to changes in relative prices, often in complicated ways.
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They are already implicitly judging countries and companies relative to their peers.
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It is stagnation relative to costs—in particular the cost of housing.
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They receive regulatory protection that helps them relative to private-sector rivals.
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Even for a relative beauty novice like me, the possibilities feel endless.
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Where we are relative to our goals, price stability and full employment.
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It's all relative — that's another really important factor to keep in mind.
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"She wants to go, but it seems impossible now," says the relative.
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A relative reported the liaison to the school, and she was arrested.
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"I know that what they are saying is untrue," said a relative.
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The relative youth of the Scottish jazz scene may explain this experimentation.
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Offsetting these ratings strengths is TRMK's earnings performance relative to historical results.
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Al Capone purchased the vehicle from Emil Denemark, a relative of Capone.
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Both men have been critical of PulteGroup's performance relative to its peers.
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"White folks have the responsibility to exploit their relative safety," she added.
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Oral communication skills are in highest demand relative to supply, LinkedIn reports.
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Every black family has a no-holds-barred relative like Ruby Johnson.
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Another wanted the government to go easy on a relative under investigation.
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Unfortunately, Uncle Claudius isn't the friendly relative Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) desperately needs.
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