OBAMA: Relative to Corbyn or relative to some of the Republicans.
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YOU'RE JUDGED RELATIVE TO YOUR POTENTIAL, NOT RELATIVE TO THE STATUS QUO.
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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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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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"So Asia still remains cheap relative to history and relative to other asset classes," he said.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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GRAPHIC: Palladium prices relative to gold and platinum - tmsnrt.
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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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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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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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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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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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It's very large relative to the size of the economy.
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Safe havens are also looking pricey relative to growth stocks.
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Capital buffers were moderate relative to the banks' risk profiles.
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Yellows and reds show temperatures warmer relative to the average.
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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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"TIPS are still looking cheap relative to history," Moriarty said.
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We continue to overweight U.S. equities relative to government bonds.
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However, the subsidiaries are all small relative to the parent.
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The 2020 map will be, relative to 2018, considerably kinder.
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This raises the funding costs of banks relative to Treasuries.
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However, profits are high, relative to GDP, at the moment.
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And executive pay has soared relative to that of workers.
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As investors buy dollars, it appreciates relative to other currencies.
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She pays $500; the split is relative to our incomes.
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Guatemala's central government fiscal deficit is low relative to peers.
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George declined, through a relative, to comment for this story.
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It basically increases your chances relative to the general population.
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This partly reflects Japan's high domestic savings relative to investments.
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Relative to what my capacity for writing great jams is.
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EDC prices its insurance relative to the risk, Burlock said.
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Typically, those triggers involve spreads relative to their historical average.
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Everything is relative to myriad cultural, psychological and historical factors.
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It was even overvalued at the bottom relative to restaurants.
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However, their benefits relative to mainland citizens have been limited.
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Relative to the previous meetings, the change is really noticeable.
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It's relative to just the market, really, at the time.
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Well, relative to other countries we have very few cases.
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Its virtues, relative to conventional agriculture, have long been clear.
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That could keep the dollar strong relative to other currencies.
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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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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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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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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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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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Consumer discretionary hasn't always fared so well relative to technology.
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Relative to other objects, supermassive black holes are actually small.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Fitch believes ASM's investment risks remain manageable relative to its capitalisation.
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Those moves make Chinese products more competitive relative to American products.
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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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The water is infested by caiman, a close relative to alligators.
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CannTrust also expects significant sales growth for 2019 relative to 2018.
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"Each graph is relative to the emoji being viewed," Emojipedia says.
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Any dislocation would be minor relative to the benefits, they said.
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Fitch assesses EIB's capitalisation relative to other MDB peers as moderate.
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I'll even point your attention to Google relative to the Nasdaq.
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Finally, we now prefer the euro relative to the U.S. dollar.
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No wonder rents have fallen relative to prices: yields have adjusted.
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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.
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Across America's economy profits are high and stable relative to GDP.
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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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Relationships are shown relative to the surveyed head of the household.
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The forecasts in the table below are relative to normal levels.
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"Costs relative to any industry measure are extremely positive," Cordani said.
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Still, relative to every other option, this makes the most sense.
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How are Frontier-Tech companies advantaged relative to their Cleantech counterparts?
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This means its value relative to any one currency will vary.
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"I would expect investments to increase relative to 2840," Olsavsky said.
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Overall asset quality is weak relative to the bank's rating level.
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Relative to the year-ago quarter net revenue more than doubled.
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Rather, these tokens have specific utility relative to the company's function.
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It's a question of how events play out relative to expectations.
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"That hurts U.S. multinational companies relative to other countries," he said.
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But it's still a big boost relative to the current law.
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In addition, NXD is high relative to the 'A' peer median.
|
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ExxonMobil continues to demonstrate strong business performance relative to industry peers.
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Relative to Silicon Valley, Utah sees far less investment from VCs.
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Kiwibank's growth over recent years has been moderate relative to peers.
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The bank's capitalisation has historically been a weakness relative to peers.
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Aggregate domestic profits are at near-record levels relative to GDP.
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And it's very low relative to the degree of economic uncertainty.
|
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DCOM's capital position remains good relative to its overall risk profile.
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The current account deficit is large relative to peers and persistent.
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They also make stocks more attractive as investments relative to bonds.
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And relative to Clinton's plan, she didn't like what she saw.
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Left says bitcoin is exorbitantly priced relative to its underlying value.
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Their valuation relative to earnings also looks attractive, according to Tepper.
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It's the relative amounts relative to the size of the GDP.
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Losses in Topix stocks were less pronounced relative to the Nikkei.
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Relative to the truth, Trump gets easier coverage than he deserves.
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Capitalisation is tight relative to the impaired exposures and equity holdings.
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THAT IS STILL VERY LOW RELATIVE TO OTHER E-COMMERCE PEERS.
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Most notably, violent crime rates are low relative to previous decades.
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This is a rather broad panel, also relative to comparable sovereigns.
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"They definitely came up short, relative to expectations," he told CNBC.
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The medium-term growth potential is weak relative to rating peers.
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We are weak relative to other countries ... The underpinnings are weak.
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You can slide them up and down relative to one another.
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The LGBT community is small relative to many other underserved minorities.
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But they have small, dedicated audiences relative to the whole market.
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You know what the closest living relative to a dinosaur is?
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Even slugger Joey Votto has been scuffling, relative to his career.
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The optimal scenario also reduces costs relative to the current scenario.
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How should policymakers be prioritizing them relative to, say, renewable energy?
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They underpriced their plans relative to the needs of the market.
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But murder remains up relative to just a few years ago.
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Start with how the Wisconsin plan fares relative to other maps.
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Low mortgage costs relative to income, short commute times Oakland, Calif.
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THE BOTTOM LINE IS ADP HAS MASSIVELY UNDERPERFORMED RELATIVE TO POTENTIAL.
|
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When is it O.K. for a relative to discipline your child?
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The trade deficit probably narrowed relative to the April-June quarter.
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BUT THE UPSIDE, THE UPSIDE IS LIMITED RELATIVE TO THE OTHERS.
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The poverty rate fell relative to the rest of the country's.
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How relatively cheap is this house relative to other similar houses?
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Corporate bonds also, the spreads are pretty narrow relative to history.
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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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They were relative to other media and, by proxy, to politics.
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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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It has to be more opportunities relative to the potential opportunities.
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That puts it in the 99th percentile relative to comparable funds.
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AMD's valuation "is compelling relative to the growth opportunity," he said.
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But it has a substantial probability relative to the other options.
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"Mortgages, relative to their history, actually look a lot more attractive."
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First, the tilt of the earth's axis relative to the sun.
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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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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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This remark nicely put me in my place, relative to his.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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Woori's FCC ratio is currently low relative to domestic and global peers.
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Relative to some of its business software peers, DocuSign got off easy.
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The effect on profitability will also be monitored relative to historical performance.
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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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Similarly, credit risk offers little reward relative to potential losses, Gross said.
|
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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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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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IT'S THAT WE'RE GOING TO SCALE THAT INNOVATION RELATIVE TO THE GROWTH.
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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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Where we are relative to our goals, price stability and full employment.
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Offsetting these ratings strengths is TRMK's earnings performance relative to historical results.
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Both men have been critical of PulteGroup's performance relative to its peers.
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Oral communication skills are in highest demand relative to supply, LinkedIn reports.
|
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Pass-throughs already get a sizable tax advantage relative to other companies.
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Such a degree of overachievement relative to possession has two possible explanations.
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Since the recession, productivity growth in manufacturing relative to services has slowed.
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But a plan can be relative to the size of a business.
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In fact, we have done very little marketing relative to our growth.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Liverpool's 'BBB+' ratings are well-positioned relative to its peers.
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But the new Surface Books are tremendous relative to their great products.
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Our sales last year were up just over 73% relative to 2014.
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Earnings results relative to expectations haven't been as good in recent quarters.
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I THINK WE'RE, RELATIVE TO MOST OTHER COUNTRIES, IN VERY GOOD SHAPE.
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Stars mean less and less relative to a good story these days.
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It wasn't a crazy price relative to how big the business is.
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It remains unsustainable for household debt to rise relative to incomes indefinitely.
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Available inventory of homes for sale is scarce relative to historical norms.
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They tend to live a very long time, relative to their size.
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In America, corporate profits are at near-record highs relative to GDP.
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Indeed, relative to their numbers, Syrians are under-represented among criminal suspects.
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What is the unemployment rate in the U.S. relative to full employment?
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Where is inflation in the U.S. relative to our 2 percent objective?
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Stocks are getting more volatile on earnings days relative to years past.
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This overwhelmingly reflects U.S. economic strength, not weakness, relative to other countries.
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Consider the SMH relative to the broad S&P 500 technology index.
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Household savings relative to income is not far off record low levels.
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We rate Brazilian equities as "most preferred" relative to emerging-market peers.
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The inflection is already in its early stages relative to European stocks.
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He added that options prices were low relative to previous earnings periods.
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However, in absolute terms, Kapital is small relative to Turkey's financial sector.
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System performance is where Axon thrives relative to its competitors, Smith said.
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Investment Process SCBAM's investment process is deemed robust relative to the industry.
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It definitely could; Corolla sales have been declining relative to RAV4 crossovers.
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Since then, Texas' per capita income has fallen significantly relative to Massachusetts'.
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They tend to have slightly bigger brains relative to their body sizes.
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"Its profitability has worsened relative to our expectations," McNeil told Business Insider.
|
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Comb jellies also use huge amounts of energy relative to their size.
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ROBBINS: WELL, IT WOULDN'T CHANGE ANYTHING RELATIVE TO OUR M&A STRATEGY.
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" Goldman said that bitcoin is attracting "more speculative inflows relative to gold.
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Chicken would have gotten cheaper relative to beef, fish, vegetables, fruit, etc.
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And the marginal cost of overpaying is infinitesimal relative to that base.
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We should consider its high sale price relative to the auction estimate.
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There's really only a few that stand out relative to the competition.
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Relative to previous rules tweaks, eliminating kickoffs would be a giant step.
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That gave traditional depository banking a leg-up relative to wholesale funding.
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We think Target comes at a nice P/E relative to Walmart.
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Relative to its neighbors, the village of Mamaroneck is a diverse community.
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Relative to her liberal colleagues, Sotomayor is more confrontational and less cooperative.
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Home prices are out of reach relative to incomes and mortgage rates.
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But relative to his grand promises, what's happening is an embarrassing bust.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) keep dropping relative to his performance in 220006.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) keep dropping relative to his performance in 21625.
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This map shows confirmed cases of COVID-19, relative to their populations.
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"These were not big numbers relative to history," Mr. Storey said Wednesday.
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But health spending growth relative to G.D.P. held steady in the 1990s.
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They may actually "shrink" relative to new retirement needs, according to Morningstar.
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It also misstated the size of Gardiners Island relative to Central Park.
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Furthermore, the industry's valuations are quite high relative to the , she said.
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Its asset-quality metrics are weak relative to Fitch-rated domestic peers.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Wesfarmers rating of 'BBB+' is well-positioned relative to peers.
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Settle: We want to look at it relative to your peer set.
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And corporation debt is quite high relative to what we've seen historically.
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Furthermore, banks' valuations are reasonable at this juncture relative to the market.
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Inflation has fallen, and Brazil's currency has gained value relative to others.
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The bank's asset quality has improved, but remains weaker relative to peers.
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These intensities are called training zones and are expressed relative to HRmax.
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Sales will hugely disappoint relative to expectations of over 22017,235 a year.
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I needed to be the best (relative to whom, I don't know).
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Relative to counting the total population, this would cost California four seats.
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The same is true relative to wage trends in other, similar cities.
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"We looked at how much we were spending on our drone program, relative to the number of units we were selling, and most importantly relative to the profit that we were making on the whole program," he said.
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"Members of Congress are concerned about the lack of communication between the State Department and Congress relative to our strategy and an update relative to the negotiations with the Taliban," Representative Dean Phillips, Democrat of Minnesota, said then.
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"I think the money center banks, relative to everything else we're talking about in the sector you can get in an ETF, look the cheapest relative to their long-term average [of] 9.5 times [price to earnings]," Seymour said.
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"Longer-term, we see deeply compelling valuations in small-cap relative to large-cap and in large-cap banks relative to the broader market," Lori Calvasina, chief U.S. equity strategist at Credit Suisse, said in a report for clients.
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According to Fivethirtyeight, a data journalism website, her victory represented a 20-point swing towards Democrats relative to the district's partisan lean (a measure based on how it voted for president in 2016 and 2012 relative to the country).
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But just standing on Earth's equator, you travel about a thousand miles per hour relative to Earth's poles, due to Earth's spin, and 353 thousand miles per hour relative to the sun, due to Earth's orbit, and so on.
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That could be a boon for Biden, whose weakness up until now has been lackluster fundraising and a shoestring campaign, relative to the national behemoth Bloomberg put together, and relative to the grassroots funded and organized campaign that Sen.
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Given Hulu's size relative to its competitors, a smaller budget is not surprising.
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JORDAN: So Bruce Ohr did give the FBI information relative to the dossier?
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There's a hyperdrive scale, but it's all relative to an unknown base speed.
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Stocks are still expensive relative to their long-run records, according to Shriver.
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Those factors both mechanically increase the budget deficit relative to what Trump projects.
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Relative to the volatility around the world, "Japan is just calm," Shvets said.
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One reason fed research has been stable relative to GDP long-term. pic.twitter.
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Higher interest rates generally boost the U.S. dollar's value relative to foreign currencies.
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Value investors favor stocks considered cheap relative to the rest of the market.
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Total deposits grew 2% relative to the prior year period to $958 billion.
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Diagram showing the orbital path of Goblin relative to other Solar System objects.
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Time isn't a loop but rather a straight line, relative to your experience.
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He wants public-sector debt, relative to GDP, to be falling from 2020.
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It was mostly relative to the product and the usability of the product.
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All of this decreases women's earnings relative to men's, increasing gender pay gaps.
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There's a whole ecosystem of use cases that could be relative to that.
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Its once promising Bing search engine is tiny relative to market leader Google.
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STEVE LIESMAN: How is the economy performing relative to your forecast right now?
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STEVE LIESMAN: Where would you say policy is relative to that trend growth?
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The president's success relative to other Republicans could relate to his trade policy.
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Another measure is the number of hires relative to the working-age population.
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Only 19 mammal species are longer-lived than humans relative to body size.
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"We don't know how [the yeast] will perform relative to Earth," Blenner said.
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And the city itself is limited in its powers relative to Bexar County.
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We all recognize the cost advantages of prevention relative to treatment of disease.
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The company's capitalisation and operating performance are also strong relative to domestic peers.
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Sharpe ratio is a measure of a stock's performance relative to its volatility.
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This is counterbalanced by a higher risk appetite relative to better-rated peers.
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What's fattening is consistently eating too much food relative to your energy needs.
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The Marriott School offers students the highest salary relative to their debt load.
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His mouth, meanwhile, is moving relative to what Peele is having him say.
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"We think growth has been very robust relative to last year," Squali said.
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The value approach favours stocks with a low price relative to intrinsic worth.
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However, Netflix has started to turn upward relative to Disney since mid-June.
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Residents' sense of shame at their country's decline relative to China is palpable.
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Both reinsurance and insurance segments reported higher combined ratios relative to comparable periods.
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At the moment, though, the greenback has fallen relative to some other currencies.
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And, so, as relative to politics, I'll let you figure all that out.
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From kindergarten through college, Oklahoma badly underfunds its schools relative to other states.
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He also thinks emerging markets are looking better relative to their developed counterparts.
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"Restaurants are becoming less of a value relative to grocery stores," Setyan said.
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But shortstop production has improved a lot since then, relative to other positions.
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The declines on negative economic reports have been modest, relative to recent rallies.
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On paper, Colombia's abortion laws are liberal relative to those of its neighbors.
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Relative to his peers, Coltrane had little interest in hyping his personal story.
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What's less convenient is the enormous (relative to the Chromecast's size) power supply.
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"All the gain relative to expectations came from lower tax rate," he said.
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Everything that happened before today is meaningless relative to what's now at stake.
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I can find a lot of stocks attractive relative to their fair value.
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We are headed in a new direction relative to our form of government.
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"We continue to have discussions relative to where that access is," he said.
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Nonetheless, Glenmark's weak free cash generation constrains its financial profile relative to peers.
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"This is relative to not taking these drugs, your baseline risk," Bally said.
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"The wealthy are definitely undertaxed relative to the general population," he said. Sens.
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Relative to recent and historical experience, it would not "cut taxes" at all.
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"My company's so unimportant to me relative to what I'm doing," he said.
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But if you stream Spotify on an iPhone, it's terrible relative to that.
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Relative to assets, sales and GDP, the level of investment is pretty normal.
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Relative to that same positional average, Wiggins also posts fewer assists and steals.
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Mr Loeb was right: Berkshire's tax payments have shrunk relative to its profits.
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Why are prescription drugs so expensive in the U.S., relative to other countries?
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The investor said Whitbread trades at a "steep discount" relative to its competitors.
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Strong growth and low inflation relative to regional peers are key rating strengths.
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But Democrats' free college plans are still progressive relative to the status quo.
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Attention must be paid to effectiveness relative to real-world patient outcomes data.
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Its balance sheet is of modest size relative to that of the parent.
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But relative to other Senates in history, this Congress is not retiring quickly.
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Fitch notes that BNS has comparatively higher energy exposure relative to domestic peers.
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Initially, my monthly contributions were extremely small relative to my income: just $25.
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""It's the largest navy in the Black Sea, even relative to the Russians.
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Global output fell by 703 percent for January-April relative to last year.
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The automakers have also been a major underperformer relative to the broader market.
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Nobody sailed through the financial crisis, but relative to almost everyone, we did.
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"I think it's all relative to nowadays, how the game is," Britton said.
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The new capacity would change Fibria's valuation relative to Suzano, the sources added.
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That said, monthly improvements last month slowed relative to the prior three years.
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HSBC also calculated how different products cost across regions relative to the euro.
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However, the ratio remains within Fitch's expectations and reasonable relative to FMBI's rating.
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Further supporting earnings performance is COF's strong efficiency ratio relative to peer banks.
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Clinton, have also seen income gains relative to other groups since the recession.
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Real estate prices are soaring across the whole realm, relative to local currencies.
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Yields are determined by the bond's price relative to its stated interest rate.
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All the yellow blobs are coal plants, their diameter relative to the size.
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Since then, bonds have slowly returned to delivering real returns relative to inflation.
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Do you have a militant attitude relative to the area of civil rights?
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Relative to Facebook's expansive use of AI, M assistant was never very significant.
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Services can also be more personalized services relative to more traditional retirement communities.
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The net result was a loss of 2150,1093 jobs relative to prior estimates.
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"I will not be discussing anything relative to 2019, at all," Harper said.
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Mustn't our concern shrink relative to our concern for the rest of humanity?
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The Fed's key benchmark interest is also low, relative to past business cycles.
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But that doesn't matter if prices are out of reach relative to incomes.
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Scaling the damage rates relative to warhead weight can adjust for these differences.
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That just has not been a strength of Washington relative to other places.
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No, Apple, the relationship there is still fairly straightforward relative to other companies.
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Chart 7 (left) shows the relative cheapness of assets relative to historical norms.
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The process has been expedited relative to what you see around the league.
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On average, leveraged loans provided the highest yield relative to their outstanding value.
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Recently older buyers' spending power has risen relative to that of younger people.
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"Some funds haven't done well relative to a long-only market," Schleif said.
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I don't consider it very serious relative to other injuries that I've seen.
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Shinhan's notes have minimal non-performance risk relative to its senior unsecured debt.
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Mainly, you just want the head to be upright relative to the body.
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The net result was a loss of 1583,000 jobs relative to prior estimates.
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"It's less than a rounding error relative to their treasure chest," he said.
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Australia takes in more immigrants relative to its population than the United States.
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Relative to the S&P 500, Calvasina says, these sectors are deeply undervalued.
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State unemployment rates and GDP growth must be viewed relative to national averages.
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In general, cruise lines offer a similar ROI relative to other transportation firms.
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Not perfectly, but better relative to some of the old entrenched, larger organizations.
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That metric, which measures costs relative to revenue, is watched closely by investors.
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I mean, the Turkish economy is very small, relative to the world economies.
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"Commercial rents are inexpensive relative to other places in the county," says Engel.
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They also provided an image they created to show it relative to Earth.
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But relative to the economy, $1.5 billion meant a lot more in 1918.
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But the U.S. is not singled out unfairly relative to other major economies.
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The 2016/17 shipment pace has also lost momentum relative to previous years.
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And US companies have piled on record amounts of debt relative to GDP.
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Nor do you have to be a blood relative to be considered progeny.
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Fitch considers Hilltop's liquidity profile to be weak relative to mid-tier peers.
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The species' recovery has been considerably slower in California relative to other areas.
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Bernie Sanders, who performs better among those voters relative to his overall standing.
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Relative to the whale, the camera tags are tiny and generally go unnoticed.
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I asked my boss how I was doing relative to the other salespeople.
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Relative to its time, it exceeded the publicity of the killing of Kennedy.
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Further, SoulCycle doesn't offer the best deal, financially speaking, relative to its competitors.
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Target has notably struggled in the fresh food category relative to its peers.
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At 15X forward earnings, Disney trades at a discount relative to the market.
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Even relative to other dense cities, Barcelona has few green or permeable surfaces.
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Aviation leaders maintain flying remains remarkably safe relative to other forms of transport.
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"There is lot of put activity in SPY relative to call activity and also it's very high relative to the number of (SPY) shares traded in the equity market," said Fred Ruffy, an independent options trader in Salt Lake City.
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" Paulsen looked at the ratio between the price of gold relative to the overall Commodity Price Index, which he divides by the price performance of small caps stocks relative to large caps — what he calls a behavioral-based "worry gauge.
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These notes have minimal non-performance risk relative to the banks' senior unsecured debt.
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The weakening of emerging economies causes their currencies to fall relative to the dollar.
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We expect investment to be 15% lower by 2018 relative to our May forecast.
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Dilution is a function of your burn rate relative to your accretion of value.
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The tax increases Obama asked for were relative to the current policy baseline — i.e.
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Taikang Life's capitalisation is thin relative to the standards of its current rating level.
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Nearly 267 percent fewer of his field goal attempts are unassisted relative to Harris.
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For the full year USB's net income was flat relative to the prior year.
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JORDAN: So, Mr. Bruce Ohr did give the FBI information relative to the dossier?
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Relative to normal white-collar investigations, this one seems to be moving pretty quickly.
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But relative to physical sicknesses, there remains a stigma in publicly addressing behavioral health.
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The Classic sold well relative to BlackBerry's other offerings, but that's not saying much.
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The Classic sold well relative to BlackBerry's other offerings, but that's not saying much.
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But these are small things, especially relative to the greater grandeur of the creation.
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Relative to Q2 2016, projections indicate there were 9 percent more late-stage deals.
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It's the most beautiful thing you'll set your eye on relative to a laptop.
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Massachusetts residents face some of the steepest expenses, relative to the amount millennials earn.
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The Group's ratings reflect solid and consistent earnings performance relative to its cooperative structure.
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And there's a whole other ecosystem of hardware that could be relative to that.
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The number helps investors gauge the value of a company relative to its earnings.
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"There's reason to believe that relative to humans driving ... [safety] actually might be better."
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They face the most expensive housing market relative to average salary in the world.
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AXELROD: ...and November, do you expect to surface some projects relative to the election?
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And how do you think about Fox relative to its competitors — MSNBC and CNN?
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Measuring these mammoths is best done using the yardstick of profits relative to GDP.
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Relative to its population, Australia produces more emissions than almost any other rich economy.
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This reduces the speed at which the fan blades spin, relative to the shaft.
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We have a really diverse team relative to ten years ago when we started.
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As a consequence, the stock of wealth should grow over time relative to GDP.
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"The earnings for small caps relative to large caps have now stabilized," he said.
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Either way, the effect is tiny relative to the larger uncertainties in GDP projections.
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However, U.S. GDP growth in that time has been lackluster relative to other expansions.
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The big fish have lower costs, relative to income, and the gap is widening.
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Surveys routinely find that workers overestimate their performance and pay relative to their peers'.
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Relative to income levels, South Korea, Thailand and Malaysia have reached much loftier heights.
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By one count, the city is the world's second-most expensive relative to incomes.
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Bluetooth audio has historically sacrificed sound quality for convenience relative to a wired connection.
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It also comes at a time when stocks are historically cheap relative to bonds.
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Vale's announcement "helps ease worries relative to the first uncertainty mentioned, production," Luketic said.
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The Regionals' risk appetite remains broadly moderate relative to larger domestic and global peers.
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The notching reflects the notes' higher expected loss severity relative to senior unsecured creditors.
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Almost every currency in the index has weakened relative to the greenback since January.
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This is a strong level for the 'BB' rating category relative to sector peers.
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It's very confusing especially relative to what the Bank of Japan did last night.
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Ritholtz tracked the stock performance of companies relative to their relationship with the president.
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This is especially true of Facebook because of its scale relative to traditional media.
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Relative to its size, China is home to fewer foreigners than almost anywhere else.
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KEB Hana's notes have minimal non-performance risk relative to its senior unsecured debt.
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"It patches a hole in our existing law relative to emergency situations," Konenkamp said.
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Fitch views Athene's investment portfolio as somewhat aggressive relative to traditional life insurance companies.
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JPMorgan's net interest income fell during the second quarter relative to the previous one.
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Merck, too, has seen substantial savings on untaxed earnings relative to its overall value.
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However, current capital level is considered adequate relative to the company's overall risk profile.
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He also said U.S. community banks posed little systemic risk relative to large banks.
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Both measures promise more yuan volatility to come, especially relative to the U.S. dollar.
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Overall, users' IQ dropped 4 points relative to non-users over the study period.
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BECKY QUICK: When you say it's-- it's a little better that's relative to when?
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Can you point to statements or cases you've ruled on relative to that class?
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And relative to its demographics, Sanders simply didn't do well enough to catch Clinton.
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"Relative to before the recession, you need to have larger down payments," said Fry.
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In fact, we did very well relative to other people running as a Republican.
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In fact we did very well relative to other people running as a Republican.
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And, look what happened: SW Virginia significantly over-performed for Republicans relative to 2013.
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Loan impairment charges increased, but were stable y-o-y relative to average loans.
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Fitch believes capital ratios are adequate relative to regional peers in the 'bbb' category.
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Selling in retail has looked "overdone" relative to company fundamentals, said trader Karen Finerman.
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The tests measure how much interest the funds receive relative to debt interest costs.
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Any required support would likely be manageable relative to Danske's ability to provide it.
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"Both expected inflation and GDP are subdued relative to their equilibrium levels," it said.
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It's shaping up to be a very strong first quarter relative to our history.
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Those stocks are the most heavily skewed to quant funds, relative to fundamental investors.
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General government debt/GDP is low relative to peers and on a downward trajectory.
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That's true of Boston workers in general, relative to comparable ones in Ann Arbor.
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The National Ratings reflect the bank's creditworthiness relative to the best credits in Nigeria.
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Stock prices are high relative to earnings and dividends, which often precedes a fall.
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We often shape our conformity or non-conformity relative to a source of authority.
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The shortfall relative to prior expansions was mostly a function of soft business investment.
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And the US economy is enjoying strong growth, especially relative to recent slowdowns overseas.
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"We like to sell at certain valuation points relative to historical valuation," he said.
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Ironically Amazon itself doesn't pay much in state taxes relative to its revenue size.
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Prices in Singapore appear to have fallen slightly this year relative to other countries.
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Right, the length of the tube is, like, a million, relative to the diameter.
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"Relative to current law, the brackets for heads of household are narrower," said Maag.
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The violence is cartoonish, at least relative to, say, Halo or Grand Theft Auto.
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Capitalisation also provides only modest loss absorption capacity relative to potentially high provisioning requirements.
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But we're still high on the curve relative to what the base level was.
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The state has the seventh-most doctor's offices relative to population in the country.
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Secondly, it's a fun place to hang out, at least relative to its population.
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Emerging market currencies have also been falling relative to the U.S. dollar of late.
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Others are optimistic given biotech's strength relative to its plunge seen two years ago.
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Average premiums would fall by about 20 percent relative to current law by 2026.
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This combo makes the FTSE an attractive underweight relative to US stocks, Normand said.
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Please tell Pee Yod (older female relative) to take me to eat fried chicken.
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Please tell Pee Yod (a female relative) to take me to eat fried chicken.
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So June was a very good month for the fund, relative to recent months.
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Costs relative to revenue are higher at German banks than at their Continental peers.
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They show a decline relative to similar periods last year and the year before.
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People with mobility problems will be allowed to bring a relative to help them.
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Global trade, meanwhile, could fall by up to 3 percent relative to the baseline.
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The reinsurer maintains exceptionally strong nominal levels of capital relative to its business volumes.
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Nonetheless, its exposure to risky assets is considered manageable relative to its adjusted equity.
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We can do so much, relative to other areas of medicine, for so little.
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"Beyond this point, earning more money relative to one's spouse negatively affects men's health."
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This allows banks to scale up their profits relative to other types of companies.
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Does that mean funds will reassess how they think about lead relative to zinc?
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Collectively, fighters develop a shared sense of dominance relative to another group (minority women).
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Relative to the other major sports leagues, the NBA has never been very balanced.
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Consequently, net NPLs relative to Fitch Core Capital are low at all three banks.
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However, CEO plans for capital expenditures fell by 85033 points relative to last quarter.
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If it's too difficult, ask a friend or relative to do it for you.
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It probably encourages over-consumption of health insurance relative to other goods and services.
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They can run as fast as 210 miles an hour, relative to their size.
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It's perhaps the biggest surprise of the entire Oscar season, relative to expected performance.
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Which means that they're just that much more competitive relative to other media companies.
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Certainly, Canada has been doing more testing than the U.S., relative to population size.
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The offer would disproportionately benefit Xerox shareholders relative to HP shareholders, the company said.
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But American policies are inconsistent and weak, relative to many countries, in supporting them.
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Warren's polling instantly began falling relative to Sanders, and she never closed the gap.
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The Times's ad business remains robust relative to the competition, but it's not immune.
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"The U.S. was unusually successful in smoking cessation, relative to other countries," she said.
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Karoui recommends that investors underweight leveraged loans in their portfolios relative to high yield.
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You take a look at what he's done relative to the African American community.
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Especially relative to the other problems that are almost certainly in front of you.
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Airbnb's strong branding has helped it spend less here relative to competitors like Booking.
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"Our model relative to other California-based players is just completely different," Swan said.
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Fitch considers its exposure to risky assets as manageable relative to its adjusted equity.
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The impact it makes relative to the percent of the federal budget is transformational.
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In that area, it's not all bad news for Europe relative to other regions.
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Yet Trump's slippage in these places relative to 2016 raises their odds of survival.
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The March employment numbers were a disappointment, but only relative to extremely optimistic expectations.
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Relative to many of its ruined rivals, Deutsche Bank enjoyed a "good" financial crisis.
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One possible explanation is a shortage of funding, relative to other industries like healthcare.
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Puerto Rico will also have to overcome disadvantages relative to U.S. states and territories.
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Norwegian oil is expensive, relative to oil from many other parts of the world.
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You take a look at what he's done relative to the African-American community.
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For an economy, it produces the pattern above: low investment relative to higher profits.
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U.S. TREASURY SECRETARY MNUCHIN SAYS U.S. DEBT IS VERY MANAGEABLE RELATIVE TO OUR GDP
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Exposure to risky asset, such as unaffiliated stock, remained low relative to its capitalisation.
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This level of profitability, however, remains strong relative to western European food retail peers.
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From an investor's perspective, growth stocks trade at higher prices relative to earnings estimates.
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The rise in interest rates has also strengthened the dollar relative to other currencies.
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Ad fraud offers higher payout, relative to effort and risk, than most criminal pursuits.
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Relative to bonds, investors have decided it makes sense to pay up for stocks.
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David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital suffered its worst performance ever relative to the last month.
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This is high relative to its average post-earnings move of around 5 percent.
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For one, international markets should be "maximally overweighted" relative to U.S. stocks, Paulsen said.
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Which has always been the cost of LME storage relative to off-market storage.
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We were off-base in terms of humanity relative to the human rights era.
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Their call is largely fueled by Morgan Stanley's business exposure relative to its rivals.
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" And somebody said, "Just check out how big he is relative to Universal Music.
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That meant that currencies' value relative to each other didn't change a whole lot.
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By some metrics, California's entrepreneurship scene is slowing down relative to other startup locales.
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When women's wages went down relative to men's, marriage and fertility actually went up.
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But because they're moving so fast, relative to us, they age much more slowly.
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Elsewhere around the country, EVs showed few if any benefits relative to gas cars.
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USB's NII grew 2.1% relative to the sequential quarter and 0003% relative to the year ago quarter primarily due to growth in average earning assets as USB's fully taxable equivalent net interest margin (NIM) has remained relatively stable at 2.98% in 4Q16.
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AGAIN, I'M NOT GOING TO SPECULATE ON WHAT THEY'RE GOING TO DO. MY COMMENTS ARE REALLY ABOUT WHERE WE ARE NOT RELATIVE TO JUST TODAY BUT WHERE WE ARE RELATIVE TO WHERE INTEREST RATES HAVE BEEN OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME.
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It's choices like that, that are conscious and [part of the] checklist of what a costume has to be: relative to the character, relative to the scene, being able to be made in time, lovely to look at, and then also photograph well.
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For now, with Night Sight being optional, we don't have to confront that conflict of realism (relative to what the human eye can see) and accuracy (relative to the underlying color), but it's a decision we may have to make in the future.
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"We looked at how much we were spending on our drone program, relative to the number of units we were selling, and most importantly relative to the profit that we were making on the whole program," he said in January at CES.
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Fitch's sovereign rating committee adjusted the output from the SRM to arrive at the final LT FC IDR by applying its QO, relative to rated peers, as follows: - External finances: -0003 notch, to reflect the high net external debt relative to the peers.
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Fitch's sovereign rating committee adjusted the output from the SRM to arrive at the final LT FC IDR by applying its QO, relative to rated peers, as follows: - External finances: -1 notch, to reflect the high net external debt relative to the peers.
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"While they think they are moving gradual, relative to what's priced into the markets, relative to what other central banks are doing, [and with what] … will likely happen to the dollar, none of those developments to my mind are gradual hikes," he said.
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The biggest underperformer relative to its economy and large population is India, according to PwC.
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It scores better on trade, however, which has risen slightly relative to GDP since 2007.
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Athletes hate few things more than being viewed in a context relative to someone else.
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"So I'm going to try my best not to be negative relative to my opponents."
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Relative to America's GDP, the debt of companies now exceeds its previous peak of 2009.
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The increased supply of skilled labour relative to unskilled workers drove down the wage premium.
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And relative to other, larger carmakers, a 7,000-per-week production rate isn't exactly impressive.
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This is an area where U.S. science is strong worldwide — especially so, relative to Russia.
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Shangreaux gave her son to another relative to raise but regained guardianship, CBS News reported.
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With some additional, relatively modest efficiency measures, total demand relative to BAU drops 39.3 percent.
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And corporate debt has actually trended lower relative to corporate assets since the mid-90s.
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So even leveling it off and having flat is a serious accomplishment relative to trade.
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Hillary Clinton has promised to step up antitrust enforcement relative to where it is today.
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But that figure may be low relative to costs for future sections of the wall.
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Now, my caseload is maybe 30 percent Muslim, which is astronomical relative to other practices.
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And they do these studies, and they find that people are satisfied relative to others.
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Netflix released a thin slate of shows in the quarter, relative to its typical output.
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" High operating leverage is defined by companies with "high fixed costs relative to variable costs.
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Success is a subjective feeling about how you're doing relative to why you're doing it.
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In ten of the 13 countries conservative populists have actually lost ground relative to 2016.
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In conjunction with elevated capital expenditures relative to historical periods, the dividend will pressure FCF.
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"This kind of creates complications relative to tax reform," said Representative Ryan Costello from Pennsylvania.
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Relative to the "no-Brexit" counterfactual, foreign investment into Ulster by manufacturing firms rose slightly.
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DESJ's continues to generate reasonable returns relative to the company's risk profile and cooperative structure.
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"It does feel like we are moving quickly relative to other food producers," he said.
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Relative to the scope of this polymath's influence on popular music, his celebrity is undersized.
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Our recent house-price index suggested that London prices were 59% overvalued relative to income.
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Their mother soon found her wounded inside and contacted a relative to call the police.
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In this micro economy, most buyers simply set their price relative to others on eBay.
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The currency has gained after strong U.S. economic data, particularly relative to other major economies.
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Both early- and late-stage investment is down relative to the same period in 6.53.
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Back then American profits were only just reaching a post-war high, relative to GDP.
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Australian household debt levels continue to rise, and are high relative to other developed economies.
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One of them was to shrink the volume of emissions relative to GDP by 35%.
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HH: Yeah, and I think they're probably looking at, it's relative to their other content.
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On the one hand, it may explain why profits have remained high relative to GDP.
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Although the bank's profitability has recently increased, it remains weak relative to its closets peers.
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Fitch believes this will probably result in Hamilton maintaining debt ratios high relative to peers.
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Credit is a relational system: Our credit indicates our standing relative to a wide network.
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Biotechs slid eight percent relative to the Nasdaq since late September, reflecting Clinton's improving chances.
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We are now breaking out of a monster base in Tech relative to S&Ps.
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But because they're moving so fast, relative to us, they age 22 times more slowly.
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"There should be something like that relative to data in the United States," he said.
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Its exposure to risky assets is kept to a manageable level relative to its equity.
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The shares of rivals also tumbled, suggesting prices may be expensive relative to their outlook.
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Relative to their other demographics, they are especially opposed to very high levels of immigration.
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The mother asked a relative to care for the child while she went into treatment.
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In such instances, those factors are evaluated relative to local market standards of institutional investors.
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What could remain striking in July is Trump's spending relative to Clinton's and past nominees.
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They're both quite expensive relative to the overall SteelSeries lineup and those of competitors, too.
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It's just the economics relative to plastic and oil have significantly altered the business model.
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We expect the stock to react positively on the strong guide relative to low expectations.
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You can't just be high—you have to be high relative to a lower state.
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FINLEY: Very little relative to how much they are spending on the electric car subsidies.
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Foreign reserves, while still large relative to the size of the economy, have been falling.
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Goldman Sachs, for instance, forecasts WTI would immediately appreciate by a quarter relative to Brent.
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However, the amount of debt is small relative to the city's GRP and fiscal income.
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But downside risks have definitely increased relative to that modal outlook of continued solid growth.
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These strengths counterbalance Chile's low per-capita GDP and high commodity dependence relative to peers.
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The first half of 2017 continues to look strong relative to last year, he said.
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But where Waymo may be lacking relative to its competitors is in its automaker relationships.
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They entered a society that, relative to other Western countries, has embraced multiculturalism only recently.
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"Relative to expectations that is going to disappoint," RBC Capital Markets analyst Randall Stanicky said.
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But I would say that the wealthy are definitely undertaxed relative to the general population.
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The capital, Taipei, has become one of the world's most expensive cities relative to income.
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Wherever the minimum wage is high relative to average wages, these effects are most severe.
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Monetary and exchange rate policy adjustment continues, but the framework remains weak relative to peers.
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In other words, we're operating at a competitive disadvantage relative to manufacturers in other countries.
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That said, Australian banks' funding and liquidity profiles remain weaknesses relative to many international peers.
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We expect the regional banks to maintain their conservative risk appetites relative to global peers.
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A: One thing that is changing is that its power relative to government is growing.
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Qualitative studies have found that they face discrimination in hiring processes relative to heterosexual women.
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"I like to short weak stocks within weaker sectors relative to the market," he said.
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Women, relative to their male counterparts, posted gains in all areas except four this year.
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Fiscal strength was partly offset by a high debt burden relative to its fiscal performance.
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As a result, commercial insurtech is heavily under-penetrated relative to the broader insurtech movement.
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Relative to other developed countries — for example, Scandinavian ones — we have thinner unemployment insurance programs.
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On Thursdays this year, it was pretty early—at least relative to every other night.
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When the dollar weakens relative to foreign currencies, companies' earnings translate into more dollars stateside.
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By age 65 this tip premium—relative to a 20-something man—disappears (see chart).
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Initial estimates show that revenues from the corporate income tax are down relative to GDP.
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The productivity of its loan book is rising and costs are falling relative to income.
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The "stagflation" of the 1970s depressed stock prices to historic lows relative to corporate earnings.
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The airline plans to fine-tune how it prices flights relative to demand, he said.
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Weaker U.S. Treasury yields also helped the yen, boosting its appeal relative to the greenback.
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But what is more striking is the performance of cyclical stocks relative to defensive ones.
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So, is the trade sector slowing us down relative to where we otherwise would be?
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They are too expensive to construct, relative to the world in which we now live.
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Women still need permission from a male relative to marry or live on their own.
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Nike's valuation relative to growth and to Adidas is "not as compelling here," he wrote.
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For one, the sector is cheaper relative to the broader market following 210's struggles.
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Its investment offerings demonstrate depth and breadth, with high product sophistication relative to industry peers.
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This level of exposure is higher for BNS relative to the Canadian peer group average.
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As their disposable income has grown relative to home prices, individuals have bought more housing.
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Or would mid or small cap equities be doing better relative to blue-chip stocks?
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Growth for U.S. midtier banks has been fairly strong relative to the broader banking industry.
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I actually don't think its super hard to do that, relative to the spacecraft itself.
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Across both education groups, they moved away from Mr. Obama in 2012 relative to 2008.
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Even a billion dollar rule is small relative to the overall size of the economy.
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And Lilium says the jet is no noisier than a large truck, relative to distance.
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I called them elite because of how privileged they were relative to most North Koreans.
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They weren't trivial misstatements; they actually matter, and speak his overall credibility relative to Ford's.
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As noted above, FMBI's loan growth has been outsized relative to peers and the industry.
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They are a screaming buy relative to the United States, trading at 13 times earnings.
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Another answer in the article reversed the location of Iraq and Afghanistan relative to Iran.
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Even middle-income earners feel a pinch relative to their peers in other blue states.
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According to Synergy Sports, Oladipo's greatest struggle relative to last year has been in isolation.
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When I'm navigating a battle in Destiny 2, everything is relative to my team's position.
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Leverage is high relative to captive finance peers and higher than many standalone finance companies.
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But relative to their total budgets, the size of any revenue increase would be puny.
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It is courageous to take stands relative to the ability of people to be themselves.
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" Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said he didn't "see any issue here relative to Jared.
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Salaries, rent, insurance, and cost of living are all very high relative to other markets.
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Unlike polyamorists, however, swingers were not more satisfied with their relationships overall relative to monogamists.
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Candidates have under and overperformed relative to what his model would expect before, he notes.
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Gasoline is moderately priced in the United States, relative to countries with higher fuel taxes.
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They compensate for the group's low and volatile profitability relative to the packaged food sector.
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PONIEWOZIK I'd have nominated "Twin Peaks," if only relative to the rest of the category.
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Lastly, Washington State may be performing more tests than other states, relative to its population.
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Other families said their efforts to persuade a relative to leave the church had failed.
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We think all of these issues are incredibly important and undercovered relative to their importance.
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AT&T calls that number "insubstantial" and "negligible" relative to what Americans pay for television.
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"The U.S. performance doesn't stand out relative to the rest of the world," he said.
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When the family had difficulty contacting him, they asked a relative to check his home.
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Most escape rooms, for one thing, are quite large, relative to the coffins I'd pictured.
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Taxes are also steeply discounted relative to those of their neighbor, another major selling point.
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It "simply suggests that economic activity improved modestly relative to February's dismal showing," he said.
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Yet the F.B.I.'s national murder count was essentially unchanged in 2017 relative to 2016.
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First, the number of jobs is small relative to the city's labor market and population.
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That's how they can extract substantial reductions relative to prices paid in the United States.
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After the share price collapse, however, that collateral has little value relative to the debt.
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The portfolio weights individual country ETFs by their market size relative to the overall benchmark.
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But Super Tuesday also showed the limits of Sanders' appeal relative to his 20123 candidacy.
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While borrowing will inevitably jump relative to economic output, investors will have higher tolerance thresholds.
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" He says he's weighted two to two-and-a-half times "relative to energy investments.
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My comment was more relative to the present-state we are dealing with right now.
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In part the efforts are motivated by Australia's remote locale relative to other major airports.
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Fortunately, the United States already has a lot of ICU beds relative to its population.
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Since then, the tilt has gained explanatory power every year relative to the early polls.
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He also pointed out Twitter's underperformance relative to LinkedIn ahead of its acquisition by Microsoft.
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The size of SoftBank investments, relative to the diligence, now looks stupid, if not negligent.
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BUT I THINK YOU KNOW, THE ISSUE IS IT IS UNFAIR RELATIVE TO THE RETAILERS.
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Even sticking to the low side of that analysis, junk looks attractive relative to stocks.
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But Niger prides itself on being peaceful relative to its neighbors Nigeria, Libya and Mali.
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"A weaker dollar is beneficial to international investments relative to the U.S.," said Mr. Paulsen.
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The scale of these operations is tremendous, at least relative to their past illicit efforts.
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But relative to a small number of other elements, graphite can't store as many ions.
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It seems wrong to ask our relative to pay more than we are actually charged.
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Those rate cuts made risky stocks look more attractive relative to ultra-safe government bonds.
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Fitch views capital levels and capital management as appropriate relative to FNNI's overall risk profile.
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Yet in France, Ms. Le Pen underperformed with those voters relative to other age groups.
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"JNJ lacks optionality for upside relative to the rest of our pharma coverage," she wrote.
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As processes and technologies improve and become standardized, performance improves relative to every dollar spent.
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The combined market share of the association's members is low relative to the financial system.
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The housing assistance that might buffer some of these trends is underfunded relative to need.
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The red dot in the app signals a car's position relative to the headphone users.
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The size of Amazon's investment portfolio is still small relative to the company's overall value.
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Villere also said he tries to find companies with attractive valuations relative to their peers.
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Sweden has one of Europe's biggest financial sectors relative to the size of its economy.
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D.E. Shaw is concerned about Lowe's performance relative to its peers, sources have told CNBC.
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Such a profit profile is adequate for the 'A' rating relative to major industry peers.
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Here's a chart illustrating the potential leveling off from growth investment strategies relative to value.
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Newark charter school students, in particular, now score on average relative to the entire state.
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Companies that pay higher wages relative to industry peers would pay a lower tax rate.
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Specifically, I'm watching the high-yield market's substantial underperformance relative to stocks since last summer.
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Relative to the S&P 500, Boeing broke below multiyear support this year, says Wald.
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Oil's outperformance relative to gold is just one bullish indicator Wald sees in the market.
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Relative to the Puerto Ricans living on the U.S. mainland, many disparities exist, including e.g.
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Strategic goals are well articulated and council's performance relative to its budget has been sound.
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Any large deductions and credits relative to income can cause scrutiny or require additional documentation.
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Furthermore, Worth pointed to Facebook's weakness relative to the overall S&P 500 tech sector.
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Exxon's shares heavily underperformed relative to other Oil Majors over the past five years. tmsnrt.
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"Hard" economic gauges of actual activity have begun improving relative to "soft" economic-sentiment indicators.
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But New York's high-tech cluster is still small relative to its West Coast peers.
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K. trade is much smaller relative to the E.U. economy than it is to Britain's.
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What advice might you give a friend or relative to make sure they stay safe?
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If Trump is not re-elected, that would be a big surprise relative to history.
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The influx of money pushes up the value of the dollar relative to other currencies.
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The idea was assessing the progress relative to the 10 recommendations made by the report.
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It's an astonishing demonstration of just how poor North Korea is relative to its neighbors.
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It raises questions (and doubts) about the group's standing and power relative to other groups.
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There's this study by an economist Jonathan Rothwell that came out recently, and one most of the most interesting findings is that Trump supporters were more likely to be working class and more likely to live in lower employment areas, but they weren't struggling economically relative to the rest of population So they were maybe lower income relative to other Republicans, but they weren't low income relative to the rest of the country.
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The contribution of Mining and Quarrying to Real GDP in the third quarter of 20053 stood at 8.34%, showing a decline of 2.06% points relative to the corresponding quarter of 2015 and also a decline of 0.07% points relative to the second quarter of 2016.
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To have a good chance of stopping global temperatures rising more than 1.5°C relative to the pre-industrial norm, by 2030 annual greenhouse-gas emissions must fall by almost half, relative to levels in 2010, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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Fitch's sovereign rating committee adjusted the output from the SRM to arrive at the final Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR by applying its QO, relative to rated peers, as follows: -External Finances: -1 notch, to reflect high net external debt relative to the peer median.
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That led to the huge expansion of finance (including the rise of the hedge fund and private equity sectors), a step change in pay levels relative to the rest of the economy, and a big rise in debt relative to GDP across the private sector.
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"So in other words, is a candidate going to be able to articulate in a resume what they personally accomplished or brought to the table in their role, either relative to the goals that were set for them or relative to their peers," she explains.
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"In other words, is a candidate going to be able to articulate in a resume what they personally accomplished or brought to the table in their role, either relative to the goals that were set for them or relative to their peers," she explains.
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Fitch's sovereign rating committee adjusted the output from the SRM to arrive at the final LT FC IDR by applying its QO, relative to rated peers, as follows: - Macro: -21103 notch, to reflect weak medium- and long-term growth potential relative to ratings peers.
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"In general, value still looks cheap relative to growth, and in general, international still looks cheap relative to the US. It should be possible to get better returns by being a little bit overweight value versus growth, a little bit overweight international versus US."
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Given the country's small population, even if these foreign HQs don't really employ very many people or generate that much economic activity relative to the overall scale of the enterprises, it amounts to a lot of extra money relative to the scale of Ireland.
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The Republican delegate rules, relative to those for the Democrats, are biased toward candidates who win.
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Relative to Trump's colorful current roster of advisers, Cramer is relatively tame, at least in affect.
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What matters, however, is the size of firms' net debts (debts less cash) relative to profits.
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Our analysis shows that blood donations relative to a country's population are strongly correlated with wealth.
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Relative to all of the other elements in golf forecasting, this is a fairly modest finding.
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Renewable energy production also reached a record high last year, climbing 22018 percent relative to 26.
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So, all in all, the levels of debt might look a bit high relative to incomes.
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The appeal of these strategies relative to passive is that there is the expectation of outperformance.
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She also said that Lyft's deep knowledge about health stood out relative to other technology players.
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Experimentation is good, and Anthem is a big experiment, at least relative to their past work.
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As grid decarbonization proceeds in California, the electricity sector's carbon emissions decline relative to other sectors.
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That is a bit compressed relative to a year ago, but the spreads are still decent.
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Instead, he identified higher-risk corporate debt and commercial real estate as high relative to history.
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Still, relative to prices, New York actually does very little building of new units these days.
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These conditions are disproportionately common, relative to the size of the general population, in Short Creek.
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We will update our software so that 0% brightness is always usable relative to ambient conditions.
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Utilities are the priciest they have been relative to tech stocks in 2-1/2 years.
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To avoid suspicion, a woman might ask an elderly relative to buy the drugs for her.
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Relative to market interest rates, the Fed is paying substantially too high a return on reserves.
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By staying in place, the Fed's target interest rate was rising relative to that natural rate.
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How is the economy performing relative to where you thought we would be at this time?
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The crown, meanwhile, is expected to strengthen by 1.4% to 0.93 relative to mid-Wednesday levels.
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It has been even dearer relative to emerging-market stocks in the past—but only rarely.
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Also helping Samsung in this case is a weaker Korean won relative to the US dollar.
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That could shave about 200 basis points off of global growth relative to its recent trend.
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The effects go away in 2017, reducing cash payments by approximately CAD150 million relative to 2016.
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Scandinavia was expected to be the warmest region, relative to normal temperatures in the first quarter.
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The euro is around 12 percent undervalued relative to purchasing power parity based on our estimates.
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In 21990 no European country took in more asylum-seekers, relative to its population, than Sweden.
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The authors show that America's investment has fallen most substantially, relative to Q, in concentrated industries.
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He said that sales to South Korea and Japan look "very, very large" relative to China.
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The A Capital Dragon Index measures the growth rate of outbound investment stock relative to GDP.
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Goldman changed its performance-based awards for executives to reflect the bank's ROE relative to peers.
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Clouse said the company "remains committed" to the process, though will be disciplined relative to value.
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NDB's ratings reflect its sustained satisfactory asset quality but lower capitalisation relative to better-rated peers.
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So, what does paying $20 million feel like to Elon Musk, relative to the average American?
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But sometimes it's difficult to visualize how these economic powerhouses look relative to other major economies.
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That star, HE 0437-5439, races along at 720 kilometers per second relative to the Sun.
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Leverage is consistent with similarly rated peers and cash flow strong relative to the peer group.
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Relative to both the sequential and the year-ago quarter the company generated positive operating leverage.
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But attempts to estimate euro-zone performance relative to a counterfactual world sans euro suggest not.
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Brazil remains undercapitalized relative to other countries, meaning smaller check sizes for early-stage tech companies.
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Europe has seen markedly lower GDP growth relative to that of the U.S. in recent years.
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Companies delivering the best growth relative to company profitability will be rewarded with the best valuations.
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It is helpful that some providers have started talking about their costs relative to existing costs.
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The more efficiently firms can serve customers, the better their cost proposition relative to driving alone.
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They looked at participants' starting body mass index (BMI), a measure of weight relative to height.
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Canada's housing market remains overvalued relative to long-term economic fundamentals, particularly in Vancouver and Toronto.
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"We do believe that you'll see progress relative to our competition on how our margins move."
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Household debt has been shrinking relative to the economy ever since it scuppered the financial system.
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The fines imposed by some regulators can be small relative to market values of giant firms.
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The IMF warned on April 18th that global debt is higher than ever, relative to GDP.
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Yet we have seen few stock market corrections relative to the decades before the Great Recession.
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And we're unique relative to those in that we're a US company that's going into China.
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That is high relative to its peers—for Siemens and Honeywell the ratio is about one.
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Among students with violated expectations, the medium transparency level increased trust relative to the low level.
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"There was something I was good at relative to the other kids in school," he said.
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Jackson's seconds and dribbles per touch are also way down relative to the 2016-17 season.
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With every increase in cashew prices relative to other nuts, its usage in snacks starts falling.
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Here are a couple examples: How are Frontier-Tech companies advantaged relative to their Cleantech counterparts?
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We remain overweight U.S. equities, global equities, and U.S. high yield credit relative to government bonds.
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Latinos remain over-represented among frequent moviegoers relative to their overall percentage in the US population.
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Roku, like Amazon, has kept its streaming gadgets at low prices, relative to competitors like Apple.
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"The gravitational boost increases a star's speed relative to other stars," Chick said in the statement.
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One, I think that's an important distinction that you just made relative to liquidity verses leverage.
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In Mexico the peak GDP loss relative to the baseline scenario would be 2.3pp by 2019.
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Ireland is among the world's top countries for foreign direct investment relative to GDP (see chart).
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That's extremely high relative to many other media companies with larger revenues and better growth prospects.
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And they feel a little bit overly empowered and important relative to the company. Yes. Exactly.
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At least personally, I've seen less innovative companies relative to the number of companies that exist.
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Fitch estimates that the city's current home prices are 16 percent overvalued relative to economic fundamentals.
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K. household indebtedness remains high by historical standards and has begun to rise relative to incomes.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Televisa's rating of 'BBB+' is well-positioned relative to peers in each major comparative.
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In fact, relative to the uncertainty Steve Jobs was offering, he was in a great position.
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This would be a relative to something to something like World of Warcraft for PC games.
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SUFFICIENT LIQUIDITY RELATIVE TO OBLIGATIONS SPG has appropriate financial flexibility considering the size of its obligations.
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The affirmations reflect the Sanlam group's resilient business position, capitalisation and operating performance relative to peers.
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"We've been pegged back for a considerable period of time relative to our peers," said Forrest.
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Industrials as a sector are also trading at a slight discount relative to the broader market.
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Here's how each company has moved the index relative to their average price weight since April.
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After all, the modest "gains" are relative to an extremely weak performance early on in 2628.
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The offer represents a premium of around 53 percent relative to Arcam's closing price on Monday.
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Let's assume it's of average importance relative to all the things that make up your life.
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Passenger unit revenue, which measures sales relative to flight capacity, rose 2.4 percent year over year.
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For the time being there is little positive to say about the budget, relative to expectations.
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Abans' business profile has also weakened relative to Singer due to investments in non-core businesses.
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IF YOU LOOK RELATIVE TO ANY KIND OF HISTORICAL BENCHMARKS – EISEN: ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT STOCKS?
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And if jobs are scarce then the excess of workers relative to jobs pushes down wages.
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Democrats said the spending would hold overall debt levels roughly steady relative to the growing economy.
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New York-based American Express charges merchants higher fees relative to the other credit card networks.
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The physical interface continued to shrink relative to the screen, moving slowly toward that gold standard.
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In these areas, their situation has either failed to improve relative to whites or has worsened.
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The report showed that teams routinely overpaid top draft picks relative to their eventual NFL performance.
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Such technology represents an improved investment profile relative to the only nuclear plant currently being built.
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Men running on the Democratic side were expected to jump by 126 percent relative to 2016.
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Only three smaller contracts saw trading grow relative to last year - tin, aluminum alloy and cobalt.
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By 2022, EQ will see a particular increase in demand relative to its current prominence today.
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Donations have been picking up, but, relative to the vast wealth in the Valley, remain modest.
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It measures how much a country buys relative to how much it sells in foreign countries.
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Given Lombard Odier's high ratings relative to peers and challenges facing the sector, upside remains limited.
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"It's more unique with MedMen as the stock price has performed quite poorly relative to others."
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Some investors expected a correction, though valuations in the region remained attractive relative to Wall Street.
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"We are quite cautiously positioned relative to what the (emerging markets) data would indicate," she added.
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Measured against their major trade partners, many emerging currencies are trading cheap relative to their history.
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If the speculators are correct, the May price will fall even further relative to April's price.
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On the one hand, women are no less likely to receive financing offers relative to men.
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It is rather that the payoff is pretty meager for the reader relative to the investment.
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Despite the increase in interest-only loans, underwriting is strong relative to the pre-crisis era.
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Take the politics out, and Russia looks attractive relative to many big emerging market (EM) economies.
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These ratios measure a stock's up or down move relative to the rest of the market.
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