Thankfully, teratomas are relatively benign, and relatively easy to remove with surgery.
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Until relatively recently, PETA's cause got relatively little sympathy on Capitol Hill.
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This is relatively easy to implement and is also relatively easy to tweak.
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Pan-American generates relatively stable earnings due to its relatively low-risk product profile.
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Laungrath says he likes being the relatively bigger fish in a relatively smaller pool.
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Eventually, it would agree to a list of relatively moderate conservatives and relatively moderate Democrats.
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Compared to that stratospheric price, last week's sales were relatively — very relatively — down to earth.
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It turns out that "crisis actor" is a relatively new phrase for a relatively new conspiracy.
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Why would Cravath compromise its integrity in a relatively small deal for a relatively small client?
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You will learn relatively quickly as a performer: Your personal life is relatively uninteresting to everybody.
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The Midwest varies: Ohio has relatively low levels of sexism, while neighboring Indiana is relatively high.
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The tram system is relatively new and serves South London, which has relatively few Underground stations.
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A relatively moderate, relatively old nominee is the best Republicans are going to get from Obama.
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Drake has been relatively quiet since he released VIEWS to relatively mixed reviews earlier this year.
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It's a relatively quiet update for a platform that has had a relatively quiet year (or more).
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Another issue is that Mars lost its magnetic field relatively early due to its relatively small size.
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It signs relatively cheap long-term leases and then resells them as relatively expensive short-term leases.
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A relatively stable environment, in terms of relationships and work, helps to maintain a relatively stable personality.
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Relatively few discussions focus on the relatively smaller amounts we still require of patients to receive them.
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Pros: Easy swivel, well-built, replaceable battery, relatively inexpensiveCons: Relatively short battery life, no above-ground attachments
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There is a growing consensus that job growth is relatively fast because productivity growth is relatively slow.
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So far, India has confirmed relatively few cases -- but the country is also testing relatively few people.
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This suppressed the value of its currency, making its exports relatively cheap and American imports relatively expensive.
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But you should shift the emphasis to what is relatively easier, or what is relatively more important.
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Remember, Trump had a relatively low total favorable rating, but also a relatively high very favorable rating.
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The result is a health insurance system that really only works for relatively young, relatively affluent people.
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And once it was on a relatively even altitude with its adversaries, it would be relatively easy pickings.
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But also because their eyes really are so relatively large, and their skin really is so relatively unblemished.
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It shows the demographic groups that have provided Trump with relatively high and relatively low levels of support.
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"Our manufacturing industries opened up relatively early with relatively wide areas," said Gao Feng, a Commerce Ministry spokesman.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes six different unemployment rates, from a relatively narrow definition to relatively broad.
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But to modern eyes, the news for that one relatively quiet, relatively peaceful day is an absolute nightmare.
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But IEA says that increase is relatively easy to compensate for in other areas, at relatively little additional cost.
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As Peter Kafka noted earlier in the week, the math turns out to be relatively simple and relatively obvious.
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"Portugal is relatively under-explored but there is a relatively high success rate," Chief Executive Ian Lusted told Reuters.
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"Options prices [on U.S. Steel] are relatively low, but they're still high relatively compared to other sectors," Nathan added.
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The company offers a relatively broad platform of specialty coverage and has generated relatively consistent operating profits over time.
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The shows attract participants who are not fame-hungry, and they depict relatively normal people doing relatively normal things.
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Selection was relatively small, expectations were relatively modest, and a quick trip to the store was all you needed.
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We're providing gigs for people to teach for sure, but at a relatively high price point, a relatively high skill.
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De Vilder also highlighted trends of generally higher GDP growth, underpinned by relatively young populations, relatively low debt and urbanization.
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He was with the campaign as you know a relatively short period of time, a relatively short period of time.
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Heartbeat Opera, a relatively new, relatively small, categorically imaginative company, has made its name with vital reshapings of repertory operas.
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While the previous legal pot states had relatively small economies and, therefore, relatively small marijuana industries, California is a behemoth.
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Ms. Yellen said the combination of relatively fast job growth and relatively slow economic growth pointed to the underlying problem.
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Compared to other major American grocery store chains, Whole Foods is both a relatively young company and a relatively small one.
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Traditionally, hunters made snares from rattan and other natural forest products which were "relatively weak and decomposed relatively quickly," says Gray.
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Pan-American generates relatively stable earnings, due to its relatively low-risk product profile with no exposure to equity market risk.
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But with long positions still relatively high and short positions relatively low there is potentially scope for the correction to continue.
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It noted consumer spending remained relatively strong, while business investment remained relatively weak, a pattern that continues to defy easy explanation.
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Canada's unions are relatively strong, and the nation's currency is relatively weak, making Canadian-made goods cheaper in the global marketplace.
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IS THAT A RIGHT WAY TO THINK ABOUT IT IS THE BAR RELATIVELY LOW TO CUT BUT RELATIVELY HIGH TO RAISE?
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Asset quality metrics have remained relatively solid as a result of the relatively conservative underwriting culture and strong risk management capabilities.
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The accessory is certainly show-stopping, but Gaga's made a concerted effort to keep her outfits relatively pared-down (emphasis on relatively).
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He's a relatively safe choice: an experienced but relatively unknown politician from a state that the Republicans were already expected to win.
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Fed officials, and other economists, have been grappling with the divergence between relatively weak reported economic growth and relatively strong job growth.
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There's a relatively deep and powerful low end, along with crisp and detailed high frequencies that help deliver a relatively natural sound.
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Typically, iBuyers operate in areas where much of the housing stock is similar in size and age, relatively new, and relatively affordable.
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With so many ballots already cast early, a relatively low in-person caucus turnout could allow the day to run relatively smoothly.
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"A potential trade war with Japan is relatively low on the agenda so I think Japan is still relatively safe," he added.
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One simple, albeit relatively boring, explanation for this is simply that people are relatively likely to live near where they grew up.
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There are lot of vehicles now in China although they tend to be relatively new and relatively clean compared with some other countries.
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"These characteristics, however, cause it to be relatively noisy, making it easy to find, monitor and apply counter measures relatively quickly," they said.
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Negative long-term yields are a headache for relatively conservative investors such as pension funds, whose returns from relatively safe investments are evaporating.
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"The traditional rugged devices out there are relatively expensive, relatively heavy to carry around for a full shift," Samsung's Chris Briglin told me.
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These are just relatively young and healthy people with phones, and relatively young and healthy people with phones get into tight spots, too.
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"These are relatively low-level, relatively exploratory sessions," Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, told reporters at an event in Kentucky on Wednesday afternoon.
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Germany, for example, has had a relatively large number of cases but both a low death rate and a relatively widespread testing regime.
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But such intrusions were relatively contained to clients and usually could be remediated by reaching out to customers in relatively low-cost settlements.
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I'm a relatively happy guy in a relatively good life situation and stuff, so I've been blessed with a lot of positive stuff.
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If you're using a relatively new router and relatively new computers and phones, a lot of this decision-making is actually handled for you.
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"While we expect GS will see improved trading revenues going forward, the path is relatively uncertain and the bar is relatively high," he wrote.
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It is relatively easy to use, which means hackers with relatively few technical skills could be to blame for follow-on attacks, they said.
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The idea that Libya, because it had oil and a relatively small population, would have been a relatively easy case was an odd one.
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By Wednesday, Erie's roads were relatively clear, emergency calls were relatively slow and the big task was digging out, County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper said.
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Unlike nuclear weapons, which require complex engineering, biological and chemical warfare can be developed at a relatively low cost and with relatively attainable materials.
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Demand for steel and copper in China, the world's top commodities market, from infrastructure and construction is relatively steady, but supplies are relatively robust.
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The tag grants them a relatively new opportunity to counter the Vietnamese party line while running relatively little risk of being arrested or beaten.
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The great advantage of tactical urbanism is that it can produce relatively large changes in behavior with relatively minimal investment of time and money.
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"It's relatively easy to get money for medical research, which is important, and its relatively easy to get money for education," Mr. Rubenstein said.
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"Australian forests have typically adapted to relatively low intensity fires that are relatively infrequent," added John Woinarski, a conservation biologist at Charles Darwin University.
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An elite is a relatively small segment of the population that has some relatively rare characteristic that is highly valued and not easily acquired.
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But the size of the federal workforce has remained relatively stable since the late 1.43s and is a relatively small slice of total government employment.
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As on many laptops, you can rotate the screen around so that the relatively thin, light, 2.4-pound laptop becomes a relatively heavy, thick tablet.
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The same goes for the relatively large number of other adorable alien races and the relatively small amount of droids that appear in the film.
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If it currently looks like the In campaign will prevail, that is because he remains relatively well-liked and respected (with the emphasis on relatively).
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Populist economics could also encompass measures to curb financial excess, which typically involves a transfer of money from relatively poor borrowers to relatively rich lenders.
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Aluminum premiums show every sign of reverting to the relatively low, relatively stable conditions that prevailed prior to the fireworks of the last five years.
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It's a sad state of affairs when our relatively poor neighbor, Mexico, respects American property rights and patents more than our relatively rich one: Canada.
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If you're young and relatively healthy, you'll probably do just fine with a plan that charges you modest premiums in exchange for relatively limited benefits.
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Aluminium premiums show every sign of reverting to the relatively low, relatively stable conditions that prevailed prior to the fireworks of the last five years.
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President Putin was elected in 2000 in what many people regard as a relatively free and fair election for a relatively corrupt and middle-income country.
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Because droids appear to be relatively intelligent, let's assume they generate as much data as an equivalent number of humans (many of whom are relatively intelligent).
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Some VR headsets have been relatively successful — Sony's PlayStation VR has sold 4.2 million units since November 2016, for example — but the key word is relatively.
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The large number of relatively moderate Republicans from relatively moderate states is an artifact of the sweeping Republican victory in the midterm elections six years ago.
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Offsetting factors are Groupama's relatively high risky assets to equity ratio, some structural weaknesses in the capital structure and a relatively low fixed charge coverage ratio.
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By this process, the incomes of households in relatively expensive areas are adjusted downward and the incomes of households in relatively cheaper areas are adjusted upward.
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It's a relatively small action on a relatively small regulation, but it's just the latest example of a slow but sure dismantling of Obama's environmental legacy.
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The group has a relatively small equity capital markets operation, so its advisory and primary markets business performed relatively well, with revenues up 9.4% to 128m.
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Friday's hearing focused on a relatively narrow issue of whether a lead plaintiff in the litigation, Tarla Makaeff, can drop out relatively late in the case.
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At the heart of this is the fact that U.S. equities have enjoyed both relatively high returns and relatively low volatility for more than a century.
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Right now, the lowest common denominator for Bluetooth audio is the relatively old and relatively bad SBC codec, though many phones support Qualcomm's proprietary codec, AptX.
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A Hillary Clinton versus Donald Trump general election campaign offers the perfect circumstances for national Democrats to run on a relatively centrist, relatively business-friendly economic message.
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As she says, "Now when I look in the mirror, I see a healthy and relatively happy woman, who's relatively content and got the ending she wanted."
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Despite Australia's profitability, the high level of existing gambling penetration and relatively small population of 23m make it a relatively mature market without much room for expansion.
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Industry insiders say there is a logic in Mongolia selling down its relatively large state holding, while Rio's stake is relatively small given that it is operator.
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While only 75 percent of people with relatively little scientific knowledge trusted scientists, the same was true of 93 percent of people with relatively high scientific knowledge.
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Commercial hobbyists are often better prepared for varroa mite attacks, but infestations can spread from relatively unprepared hobbyists' hives to hives that otherwise are relatively well-defended.
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"Although February's CPI slowdown was relatively large, CPI is still relatively steady when food and energy prices are taken out of the equation," statistician Sheng Guoqing said.
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Indeed, in industries with highly concentrated ownership, bosses receive relatively less pay than peers when their firm does well, and relatively more when competing firms do well.
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Doubly so, that the company was raising a relatively modest $10 million (in what it calls an "angel round") at a relatively high valuation of $800 million.
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The phone poll for early voters is a relatively new addition to the exit poll— and it's still a relatively minor one, compared with in-person polling.
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Take it from Bourdain: "There are places around the world that are still relatively under-visited, where you can have an amazing experience for relatively little money."
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For previous governments, it has not been a priority -- because while having relatively high gun ownership, New Zealand has until now had relatively few gun-related deaths.
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"Most Asian countries host relatively homogeneous societies with strong national identities, the chance of civil conflicts erupting and spilling over national borders is relatively low," Haas said.
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In sum, "We think we can risk-manage it, we think we can deliver it, and it's a good, relatively safe, relatively low-capital cost business," Blankfein said.
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"Since we built the app with React Native, a relatively new cross-platform framework from Facebook, this is turning out to be relatively easy to do," he explained.
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Although M&A activity has been relatively muted in recent years, TRMK remains an opportunistic acquirer, evidenced by the relatively minor acquisition of RB Bancorporation completed in 5003Q17.
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When I did, I found a layout where each month was relatively the same size, relatively rectangular, and not too closed-off from one another, and forged ahead.
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Only Korea has seen "relatively flat" growth, Counterpoint said, and that could be down to last year's models going down relatively well on home turf, its strongest market.
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Allied forces and human rights observers have reported several relatively primitive gas attacks in September, October and last month, but they reportedly injured relatively small numbers of people.
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The "testing typically involves a relatively small number of human subjects and a small number of doses and therefore a relatively low level of risk," the agency said.
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The relatively sharp drop in oil prices at the start of February has since pushed volatility slightly higher, at least temporarily, but even that decline was relatively smooth.
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It tells the banks that they must borrow money at relatively high rates in long-term markets and lend that money at relatively low rates to the government.
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It even asserts that people who use public programs "in a relatively small amount or for a relatively short duration" are still considered dependent on the welfare state.
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Relative to actuarially fair premiums, this switch would raise premiums for relatively healthy people who now are forced to cross-subsidize the health care of relatively sicker people.
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First, babies and toddlers contain a smaller total volume of fluid, so losing a relatively small volume can mean losing a relatively high percent of what is there.
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With relatively modest troop numbers, we can also try to keep U.S. casualties relatively low over time, avoiding the political race to the exits when combat fatalities rise.
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"In a low-yield and relatively complacent environment, don't be tempted by investments in things that are relatively interesting but low-yield and complacent," Friedman said on Thursday.
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"The personal side is relatively easy and the corporate side is relatively easy," Cohn said at a meeting in the White House with representatives from the energy industry.
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This year, Japan had a relatively easy route to the semifinals, going unbeaten against relatively weak opposition and never having to leave Tokyo in the first two rounds.
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It found that A.I. will be "a significant factor in the future work lives of relatively well-paid managers, supervisors and analysts," including those in relatively technical roles.
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One sign of this was a widening of "credits spreads" — the difference between the relatively low yields on government bonds and the relatively high yields on corporate bonds.
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"The nice thing about this surgery is that it is a relatively straightforward surgery in terms of the technical demands, and it is relatively low risk," Souza said.
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The most unusual players are Albert Pujols (first contract) with a relatively high WAR, but low salary and Ryan Howard with a relatively low WAR, but high salary.
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" Regarding Goldman's fabled trading platform, Citi said: "While we expect GS will see improved trading revenues going forward, the path is relatively uncertain and the bar is relatively high.
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Those are really important, but there are relatively few very high profile people out there and there are an awful lot of those of us who are relatively ordinary.
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Production in affected industries—this time, for example, toys and shoes—had indeed started out in places with relatively well-off, well-educated workers where patenting was relatively concentrated.
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"While we expect Goldman will see improved trading revenues going forward, the path is relatively uncertain and the bar is relatively high," Horowitz wrote in a note to clients.
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In recent years it has enjoyed "relatively low oil prices, low interest rates, a relatively moderate exchange rate", notes Dieter Kempf, who heads the Association of German Industry (BDI).
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Germany's competitiveness drive occurred during an era of relatively strong global growth and relatively buoyant inflation, which made the suppression of real wages both less painful and less noticeable.
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The approach of both companies is similar, using relatively simple vehicle designs and serving low-volume ridership in areas where traffic and pedestrian patterns are relatively easy to anticipate.
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EnergyWhile the energy sector has had a relatively rough year, Krosby says large, integrated companies look relatively appealing and offer strong cash flows and dividends compared to their peers.
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Here's a look at the folding in action:During the demonstration, the device appeared to function relatively smoothly, and the transition from standard smartphone to folded open was relatively seamless.
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Even in the midst of that boom in huge action movies (and their sequels), adult movies with relatively small budgets and relatively large appeal bolstered the studios' bottom line.
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Given TDC's relatively small economy a positive rating action would require a lower debt burden, given TDC's relatively small economy, with direct debt/current balance heading towards three years.
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And just as South Korea and Russia have relatively high suicide rates, but most Muslim-majority countries relatively low ones, there is stark geographical variation among Indian states (see chart).
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While expectations of a rate cut have dented the Aussie dollar, the currency remains relatively well-supported due in part to its relatively high yield versus its developed-market peers.
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The mood was buoyant, reflecting a relatively optimistic moment in the publishing industry, and the event was relatively free of controversy, in contrast with this year's other notable literary awards.
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Also widely available, the dollar is relatively stable and relatively easy to exchange, though not without burdens and risks, such as falsified bills, hence the extra-value placed on crisp bills.
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"General Motors is relatively more exposed than Ford because of: (a) higher GM production in Mexico of high-margin vehicles (Pickups & crossovers), (b) relatively greater content sourcing from Mexico," he noted.
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Specifically, in spite of relatively solid support for the top of the GOP ticket (Trump), Missouri voters appear to be moving more strongly against the incumbent and relatively popular Sen. Blunt.
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We saw relatively good behavior on the field (only two red cards) and relatively bad behavior off the field (everything from flares to smoke to full-on, in-stadium fan attacks).
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Even within that relatively short window and following a relatively small number of species, scientists were able to track a growing disparity between the migration schedule and the onset of spring.
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Electoral observers from South Africa said that the vote had gone "relatively well," given the relatively low level of election-related violence across a country almost as big as western Europe.
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While expectations of a rate cut have dented the Aussie dollar, the currency remains relatively well-supported due in part to its still relatively high yield among its developed market peers.
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These portfolios comprise 5% and 1% of total loans, respectively, mitigating some of the risk inherent in the relatively robust loan growth in these loan types amidst relatively sluggish economic growth.
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You guys announced relatively recently, I don't know when we'll drop drop this, but relatively recently you raised $70 million and I think people knew you were out looking for money.
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" She added, "Look, it was a relatively short addiction.
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Ted Cruz -- Bush and Reagan's plans were relatively lax.
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But other relatively obscure House lawmakers — including GOP Reps.
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Relatively speaking, this is a great landing for Fitbit .
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" Quarles promised a formal proposal on leverage "relatively soon.
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Heady fare, sure, but relatively light stuff for Stoppard .
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The side effects were relatively minor – rash, fatigue, fever.
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Relatively little French — a mild surprise, given Louisiana's history.
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His pleas are repeatedly ignored ... with relatively few consequences.
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Tino Martinez, another plaque recipient, batted a relatively modest .
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" But, he said, the recent announcement is "relatively superficial.
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" But, he said, the recent announcement is "relatively superficial.
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Things come back that were – relatively speaking – forgotten before.
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What did you ... after Facebook, you left relatively early?
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The practical implications of putting the Super Chat monetary mechanics in place are that the relatively better off will be able to dictate what the relatively worse off will do for them.
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But it didn't use to be this way: back in the (relatively) old days, phones had (relatively) fantastic battery life, lasting for multiple days at a time without needing to be charged.
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In Cuba, where the internet was still slow and relatively new, people lined up around homes with access, paying relatively huge sums in money or goods for a few minutes of access.
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Here, then, is the story of how a relatively wealthy, relatively sophisticated country suddenly imploded under the weight of its own terrible choices — and why the worst may still be to come.
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Lava is, basically, a relatively tiny amount of gas in a lot of partially molten rock; ash is a relatively small amount of solid rock in a lot of hot gas, instead.
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Relatively calm market conditions could encourage the ECB to extend its asset purchase scheme for a relatively longer period but with reduced monthly spending, ECB chief economist Peter Praet said on Monday.
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They can be relatively useless — mere decorative headwear — or relatively functional, as they were for a variety of laborers: cowboys, mine workers, maids, women with rivet guns in World War II factories.
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That kind of relatively mundane, relatively non-ideological work won't save a candidate's skin in a massive wave election, but it can easily be worth a percentage point or three on Election Day.
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This is because nicotine is eliminated relatively quickly from the body and bioavailability—that is, how much nicotine is transferred from the carrier to the body—is relatively low, at around 20% orally.
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Certainly, there are numerous relatively small tin mining projects under development in Australia, but many of these are still months, if not years from production and even then volumes will be relatively small.
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With this in mind, researchers working with the High-Altitude Water Cherenkov Gamma-Ray Observatory in Mexico have recently made detailed studies of two relatively bright and relatively nearby pulsars, Geminga and Monogem.
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Its only consolation was that these are all relatively tiny states, and that Congress did win a resounding triumph over allies of the BJP in Punjab, a relatively rich state with 30m people.
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This is explained by the relatively unseasoned loan portfolios (UBA Ghana, UBA CAM and UBA SEN were respectively established in 2004, 2007 and 103) and by the relatively higher-quality customers they target.
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For several years, it has been clear that the relatively liberal, relatively inclusive style that Francis brings to the papacy is triggering a wave of theological and political opposition in many Catholic quarters.
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"There are relatively simple, relatively inexpensive mechanisms for turning the trend around for native pollinators," said David Inouye of the University of Maryland, a co-author of a couple chapters in the report.
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It has been an anchor to the ever-turbulent Middle East, and in some ways also a model to other Muslim countries of a relatively tolerant, relatively democratic and economically quite successful government.
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"The fact that it was found in relatively shallow depths, relatively close to the Scottish coastline, shows just how much more there is to understand about the creatures that live in our waters."
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Op-ed Contributor In addition to being the Republican nominee for president, Donald J. Trump is president of the relatively small Donald J. Trump Foundation and chairman of the relatively large Trump Organization.
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Huntington also notes that "young people have a relatively high group propensity toward moralistic behavior," which means that a relatively high percentage of young people in society contributes to moments of creedal passion.
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Because only the most isolated parts of the global economy would be relatively unaffected, the only national economy to emerged relatively unscathed might be North Korea (although even there, there would be issues).
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Regardless, the evidence of a relatively large debris field with relatively small pieces of the aircraft scattered at the crash site indicates the helicopter hit the ground at a high rate of speed.
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N) shares have been relatively unchanged, while Comcast Corp (CMCSA.
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It's worth recalling that the term "spin" is relatively new.
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Clinton is that the state's white voters are relatively old.
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Things remained relatively quiet for the rest of the year.
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The new headset itself is very comfortable and relatively lightweight.
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Mobile wallets more generally are still a relatively new thing.
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China's official response to Trump's tweets has been relatively muted.
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Today, Emmy Noether remains relatively unknown outside of math circles.
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But that was a relatively new idea in the 1980s.
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Backing this currency was a large, relatively stable, banking system.
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Its landscape was a relatively flat riverside with sparse vegetation.
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This relatively straightforward position is a staple for a reason.
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I'm exceedingly lucky to have caught my cancer relatively early.
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It's relatively easy for anyone to access this encrypted network.
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The competition in its niche market is also relatively low.
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The smart lock market is still a relatively nascent area.
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"We're lucky this is a relatively clear area," says Natayna.
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TicPods Free feature good battery life and relatively intuitive controls.
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It&aposs a relatively small gymnasium at -- in West Columbia.
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Rival Avis, by contrast, boasts a relatively safe 3.4 multiple.
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The new quasar shows that reionization took place relatively late.
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That's relatively unchanged since the groups' last poll in December.
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But that's a (relatively) small cost considering the garment's backstory.
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On land, too, are signs of relatively little human activity.
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For one, Guantanamo's relatively undisturbed coral reefs could be analyzed.
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Singapore escaped Trump's attention until relatively late in his campaign.
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"It's a relatively safe and pretty simple procedure," says Garber.
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Despite their name, time crystals are relatively easy to understand.
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But one sector has so far stayed relatively intact: lifestyle.
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And a relatively new kind manages to be outright invisible.
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The euro was relatively steady on the dollar at $1.1119.
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It's local firms that are relatively new to renewable energy.
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Among seniors, rates also remained relatively unchanged, the survey found.
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He claims that, previously, he saw marijuana as relatively harmless.
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The heaviest of these is the relatively enormous top quark.
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But Bitcoin's insulation from the market wreckage is relatively new.
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Indeed, even relatively old military equipment increasingly can be retrofitted.
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Sometimes these concepts can be complicated, but it's relatively simple.
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Everyone thinks Chihuahua's are small, cuddly and relatively harmless creates.
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Compared to Facebook, Instagram is still a relatively young platform.
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In medical school we were taught relatively little about abortion.
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That said, it also has a relatively short shelf life.
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Patches are also relatively inexpensive — costing a few hundred dollars.
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Fashion and sustainability is unfortunately only a relatively new concept.
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Meanwhile, black and Hispanic men's wages have remained relatively stagnant.
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Meanwhile, the September settlement with Wells Fargo remained relatively lax.
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Compared to those devices, the AmazonBasics microwave is relatively unsophisticated.
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Again, the speed was relatively fine for the TunnelBear app.
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An anemic number of new startups, and relatively few IPOs.
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But she's relatively sanguine on whether Rajan's term is extended.
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Don't get too feverishly excited — the additions are relatively minor.
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And that reason is Satya Nadella, Microsoft's relatively new CEO.
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I again find parking relatively easily and pay the meter.
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Third, the rise of Trump is a relatively recent phenomenon.
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The relatively liquid banking sector declined the most, falling 3.85%.
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And, oddly enough, , she's been relatively sheltered in that household.
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It's the best kind of marketing for relatively little money.
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But some, although ill, are still relatively young for captives.
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As of now, the rate of resistance remains relatively low.
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It would also bypass relatively unstable corridors in neighboring Pakistan.
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It has remained relatively free of political content and misinformation.
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At the same time, the unsubsidized market is relatively substantial.
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Even if they grated on them, they were relatively quiet.
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Suddenly, journalists began covering these events with relatively high frequency.
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We tried relatively hard to make it into a career.
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Even the makeover I was subjected to was relatively harmless.
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People can't believe how successful that has been, relatively speaking.
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People can't believe how successful that has been relatively speaking.
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But it was relatively small, in the scheme of things.
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But again, it's all crammed into a relatively small package.
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But without Chinese participation, those sanctions inflict relatively little pain.
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But the state does have a relatively low crime rate.
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Since then, Taliban attacks in Pakistan have become relatively rare.
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Otherwise, his campaign has kept relatively quiet on environmental issues.
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Rent controls might seem to be a relatively painless solution.
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Digital technology has made music production relatively affordable and accessible.
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All in all, it's relatively uninteresting from a SETI standpoint.
|
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Friday's quake happened on a system of relatively small faults.
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Successful seed funds limit their size and access relatively early.
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Trade is a relatively small danger to the world's biodiversity.
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But that could be because they employ relatively skilled workers.
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Its hacks are relatively unsophisticated, consisting largely of website defacements.
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The database shows relatively few inmates with overtly criminal tattoos.
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Unemployment was half as high in the relatively lax 1950s.
|
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Although the economy's growth is slowing, it remains relatively strong.
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We started Monday expecting a relatively slow week, after Sen.
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Xiaomi's flagship Mi series of smartphones is usually relatively unremarkable.
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Similarly, Buttigieg and Klobuchar are relatively unknown at this point.
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Often, what you're doing in those spaces is relatively mundane.
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"Caffeine, I think, is a relatively subtle stimulant," Hendon says.
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The audience still knows relatively little about the White Walkers.
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The British government has been relatively quiet about the deal.
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Inside and outside Germany, Hablik is a relatively unfamiliar figure.
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A huge, relatively diverse player base certainly makes a dent.
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Some of those changes, like price drops, came relatively quickly.
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The connection is relatively new, and it is always improving.
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While not rookies, they were relatively new to the department.
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Many are relatively modest affairs that don't carry excessive cost.
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Though relatively new to Hollywood, Boyega's already made an impact.
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In fact this part seems to have gone relatively well.
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It's evidence of a good catch, something now relatively rare.
|
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"This collaborative robot technology is still relatively new," he said.
|
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Because the incident is relatively recent, information abounds on Mitchell.
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The audience for that is currently a relatively small one.
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GY: Relatively speaking, there were almost no challenges at first.
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At the same time, US economic data remains relatively strong.
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It does simple notifications well in a relatively clean way.
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By royal standards, Nottingham Cottage is a relatively humble abode.
|
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Also, a relatively small number of people have fitness trackers.
|
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Most of the movie was filmed in relatively cheap Canada.
|
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To start, though, the console bundles will remain relatively simple.
|
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Markets recovered relatively quickly, but with major variations between sectors.
|
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She's tough on crime but relatively liberal on social values.
|
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One free (or relatively cheap) tool that's probably worth it?
|
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But buses can be daunting even for the relatively spry.
|
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Chinese auto exports to the United States are relatively small.
|
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So Facebook's financial stake in this fight is relatively small.
|
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It's relatively easy for female rappers to fall into obscurity.
|
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Man's ancestors were, for a time, dull, relatively asocial vegetarians.
|
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The Air is a nice, if relatively expensive, computing partner.
|
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Despite the adversity, the overall mood was still relatively calm.
|
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It's relatively uncommon in the business world as a whole.
|
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"Serious complications of vibrio illnesses are relatively uncommon," Griffin said.
|
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Despite the speculation, China's yuan remained relatively unchanged on Tuesday.
|
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The G6 makes consuming all the streaming content relatively easy.
|
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Energy has traded relatively flat for the past two months.
|
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Yet one crucial factor has been relatively underplayed: restructuring agriculture.
|
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Taxes are high, the state clientelistic and growth relatively sluggish.
|
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You can change that default, but relatively few people do.
|
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The first post was relatively benign:The next one was not!
|
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Relatively low business volume right now but with high potential.
|
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And, importantly, it still looks like a relatively normal watch.
|
|
However, despite these projects, conversational AI is still relatively basic.
|
|
True, recent Russian parliamentary elections saw a relatively low turnout.
|
|
Health care, however, remained relatively flat when markets opened Tuesday.
|
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Initial indications pointed to a relatively smooth transition of power.
|
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Two others were announced on Fridays, another relatively unpopular day.
|
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The show is relatively small, consisting of only six pieces.
|
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A relatively strong rupee in recent years has not helped.
|
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But relatively speaking it's modest compared to the overall picture.
|
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It's portable, fast, relatively inexpensive, and really, really good looking.
|
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"Valuations for small caps do look relatively attractive," she said.
|
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It was a tiny meal, but a relatively balanced one.
|
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First, at a global level, quality is still relatively low.
|
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For years, he thought he had a relatively straightforward job.
|
|
Prior to the change, GameStop's holiday performance remained relatively steady.
|
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It's been marked by relatively slow growth rates, 2 percent.
|
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On paper, this is a relatively banal experience to recount.
|
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Iceland's remarkable progress was helped by its relatively small population.
|
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California's rules are actually relatively benign compared with some states.
|
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"Our ability to resolve NPLs is relatively strong," Li said.
|
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"All in all, it's relatively uninteresting from a SETI standpoint."
|
|
But in China, things appear to be moving relatively quickly.
|
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It's a bold plan, and details are still relatively scarce.
|
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A: The company has only seen huge success relatively recently.
|
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Social media is relatively new, but filter bubbles are not.
|
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This, it should be noted, is a relatively new phenomenon.
|
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Google launched Photos in May 2015 to relatively good reception.
|
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Who are relatively docile, I have to say, tech workers.
|
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So the ECB may well prove to be relatively powerless.
|
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There are relatively few juveniles in the federal prison system.
|
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Two firms out of the eight come out relatively well.
|
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That's relatively light staffing for an operation of his scale.
|
|
And there were relatively few reports of very serious issues.
|
|
Yet the biggest leap only happened relatively recently, in 2006.
|
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Protests in several Brazilian cities this week were relatively small.
|
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It could exit with relatively little pain, the people said.
|
|
Italians have plumped for political rupture under relatively benign conditions.
|
|
That turns out to be a relatively straightforward math problem.
|
|
But the scene is "relatively calm," according to Misha Lovginov.
|
|
Drone battling remains a relatively small community, but it's growing.
|
|
All three also rely relatively heavily on imports from Britain.
|
|
Ebola was a relatively obscure tropical disease, until it wasn't.
|
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Nigerian exports will become relatively cheap, but imports more expensive.
|
|
Copyright infringement lawsuits are relatively common in the music world.
|
|
Because each distribution center is a relatively low fixed cost.
|
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They are not succeeding because Europe is still relatively free.
|
|
Bank resolution remains a relatively low priority in the region.
|
|
Sanders was a relatively infrequent guest on national news programs.
|
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Slime molds are relatively easy to study, as protozoa go.
|
|
Tellingly, MJ also shows society's relatively low esteem for politicians.
|
|
My own cold urticaria is relatively mild, it turns out.
|
|
Like RSS, Nuzzel is years old, and it's relatively slow.
|
|
"Prices are relatively stable," INE chief Fernando Pereira told reporters.
|
|
The actual legal business on Wednesday was relatively trivial stuff.
|
|
When we're adults, the microbiome is described as relatively stable.
|
|
Until recently New England was experiencing a relatively mild winter.
|
|
Uplift has been relatively quiet about its business until now.
|
|
But overall, growth for the company has been relatively slow.
|
|
Comparatively, the percentage who die from derailments is relatively small.
|
|
She has maintained a relatively low profile during her tenure.
|
|
Have you managed to find some relatively local asparagus yet?
|
|
Despite her proficiency, she is relatively new to painting nudes.
|
|
Buoyed by its vast oil reserves, Brunei emerged relatively unscathed.
|
|
It's a tiny change on a relatively small social network.
|
|
Explosive growth in Chinese debt is a relatively recent phenomenon.
|
|
As such, we're looking at a relatively slow week ahead.
|
|
There, the two will encounter a relatively unprotected King's Landing.
|
|
In financial terms, the relatively less expensive assets will outperform.
|
|
Still, domestic consumption remains relatively strong in China for now.
|
|
A street scene inside a relatively unchanged area of Seoul.
|
|
Absolutely. The early treatment of women consumers was relatively simplistic.
|
|
Yeah, growing yourself a bunch of vegetables is relatively easy.
|
|
But the gains are still relatively weak by historical standards.
|
|
Airlines are prospering from travel demand that remains relatively strong.
|
|
And it all comes down to something relatively simple: listening.
|
|
Adding to his thesis is a relatively strong technical backdrop.
|
|
Utilities tend to relatively fare better, while property stocks suffer.
|
|
So that's three in a relatively short period of time.
|
|
Charlie's Angels are back — and with some relatively new faces.
|
|
The euro was relatively steady on the dollar at $1.1125.
|
|
That's why, six years later, OANN is still relatively obscure.
|
|
Relatively new to the scene, Casefile covers solved true crimes.
|
|
Strip out the jargon, and these are relatively simple businesses.
|
|
Everyone is incredibly bummed out and relatively sure they're next.
|
|
As such, the threat of military invasion is relatively small.
|
|
But, utilities and transportation and warehousing were relatively less stressful.
|
|
Verizon shares were relatively unchanged at $55.93 in afternoon trading.
|
|
And now shares of Sotheby's stock are soaring, relatively speaking.
|
|
Vermont has an opioid epidemic and relatively lax gun laws.
|
|
Formed in 2007, Mumbai FC is a relatively new club.
|
|
In spite of my tormenting fury I remain relatively cool.
|
|
Readings from Japan, France and Germany were all relatively reassuring.
|
|
I'm relatively new but I've worked here for a year.
|
|
We have made what were relatively simple tasks really complex.
|
|
To me, it is still relatively small in the portfolio.
|
|
After all, she has relatively tenuous links to the government.
|
|
In the U.S. we've gone from relatively competitive to exorbitant.
|
|
AND SO OUR ADAPTATION TO THAT WOULD BE RELATIVELY EASY.
|
|
And it turns out it's relatively cheap to do that.
|
|
The game itself is still in a relatively early state.
|
|
You can program scripts and customize button appearances relatively easily.
|
|
Christie are bunched relatively closely together with them as well.
|
|
But he made a bit of relatively unnoticed history, too.
|
|
The terms are relatively new, but the concepts are not.
|
|
Luckily, we managed to sort the situation out relatively quickly.
|
|
But mostly it's because of the relatively large investor pool.
|
|
"Motocross is a relatively young, unknown sport," says the rider.
|
|
It's worth noting that PDA is a relatively new phenomenon.
|
|
Don't let a couple of relatively quiet weeks fool you.
|
|
The relatively young states need to spend cash on education.
|
|
But both tools are used relatively infrequently, the company said.
|
|
However, other penalties imposed on companies have been relatively modest.
|
|
"I expect stocks to be relatively volatile today," Hooper said.
|
|
A24, meanwhile, is a relatively new studio launched in 2012.
|
|
"I'm looking for more then something relatively minor," Cornyn said.
|
|
This relatively simple idea radically changed perceptions of the struggle.
|
|
" The final report was due to be submitted "relatively soon.
|
|
Those problems have obscured relatively good prospects for the industry.
|
|
But relatively cheap U.S. crude has buoyed exports to Asia.
|
|
Rhythm and beat are relatively simple to put in place.
|
|
Some attributed the relatively poor outcome to its recent earnings.
|
|
There are many reasons for Mayans' relatively strong wage growth.
|
|
It has cute styles at relatively affordable prices, usually $95.
|
|
Yet the term itself is still relatively unknown to many.
|
|
Consumers' ability to pay their debt also remained relatively easy.
|
|
Luckily, there are relatively rigorous ways to weigh those factors.
|
|
In emerging markets, broadband access is limited and relatively expensive.
|
|
Huawei's consumer business is relatively young and began with smartphones.
|
|
They're relatively inexpensive and offer security benefits over traditional computers.
|
|
The Fed's pause proved a relatively bigger surprise for markets.
|
|
Two approaches appear relatively reliable paths to triumph on Broadway.
|
|
Waste and fraud in the program is also relatively inconsequential.
|
|
This is the fourth such fight in relatively quick succession.
|
|
Australia has a relatively dark history of mental illness treatment.
|
|
We've been able to keep expectations of inflation relatively high.
|
|
One relatively small but potentially expensive target could be Medivation.
|
|
The 2016 Philadelphia convention model of engagement worked relatively well.
|
|
Tiqets, founded in 2014, is still a relatively young business.
|
|
The Chinese shale formations themselves tend to be relatively deep.
|
|
This was Gabbard's kind of crowd: friendly and relatively nonpartisan.
|
|
Trump has remained relatively popular among voters in West Virginia.
|
|
Mr. Irwin was a relatively unfamiliar figure to the public.
|
|
And Iowa has a relatively small population of undocumented aliens.
|
|
"For us, marijuana is a relatively new issue," he said.
|
|
And today, Google's worldwide search market share remains relatively stable.
|
|
Most polls have registered relatively small support for these candidates.
|
|
How to account for high volatility and relatively low volume?
|
|
Yet, election security issues have received relatively little public attention.
|
|
The practice of naming Senate office buildings is relatively recent.
|
|
Yet Democrats have done relatively little to get his testimony.
|
|
Even in relatively prosperous Chicago bedroom communities like Chesterton, Ind.
|
|
Even with the case, the package still feels relatively light.
|
|
However, Land Securities said its vacancy rates were relatively low.
|
|
Some years, June 20 has passed with relatively little fanfare.
|
|
Other liberal causes also faired relatively well in the survey.
|
|
Colorado is a relatively expensive place to be a homeowner.
|
|
And recently, he has remained relatively supportive of the administration.
|
|
Now, this has been a relatively new thing for tech.
|
|
The normal Z sports a relatively small 2,600 mAh battery.
|
|
The outline of a new GroKo deal was relatively unambitious.
|
|
This suggests this level is a relatively weak support level.
|
|
It took less than 10 minutes and was relatively painless.
|
|
Some are relatively innocuous — asking for free samples, for example.
|
|
Wit said the statement was relatively tame for North Korea.
|
|
I love my work, and am relatively successful at it.
|
|
I'm relatively certain these contingencies will never come to pass.
|
|
Mark Zuck, the CEO, is also a relatively cool guy.
|
|
The bank's sound and relatively stable earnings are also considered.
|
|
Gold is a relatively rare metal with lots of versatility.
|
|
Foreign expansion has brought new revenue at relatively little cost.
|
|
This is now relatively expensive versus bond market trading levels.
|
|
Stockpiles of gasoline are also sitting at relatively healthy levels.
|
|
It's relatively rare for Zuckerberg to participate in public hearings.
|
|
But her prediction also calls for a relatively mild recession.
|
|
But Britain's relatively strong recovery looks set to deteriorate rapidly.
|
|
News360, meanwhile, is relatively youthful, having been founded in 2010.
|
|
The position of vice chair of supervision is relatively new.
|
|
Still, the chances of Pelosi's being deposed remain relatively low.
|
|
Officers were on the scene but had relatively few concerns.
|
|
He had relatively few friends, and virtually no close ones.
|
|
Before 2016, polls provided useful and relatively accurate political forecasts.
|
|
So this was a relatively light week in tech news.
|
|
However, it's relatively new so the verdict is still out.
|
|
The country's economy has done relatively well in recent years.
|
|
It's relatively substantial while the rest of me is … not.
|
|
But relatively few voters tell pollsters they believe they'll benefit.
|
|
The U.S. suggested relatively short transition periods to implement changes.
|
|
By all indications, however, they are the relatively lucky ones.
|
|
This represents a staggering development in a relatively short time.
|
|
That's because the cost of these products was relatively low.
|
|
This is a relatively easy answer: It has to go.
|
|
Not one for lavish purchases, he spends relatively little money.
|
|
Others echo the technician's relatively positive outlook on the stock.
|
|
If oil holds at $60, Garner would be relatively neutral.
|
|
These cases are tough even though they appear relatively thin.
|
|
He has a relatively moderate voting record in the Senate.
|
|
But toasters, for the most part, have stayed relatively manual.
|
|
Florek has remained relatively under the radar in recent years.
|
|
Movies and HBO saved some time, but were relatively expensive.
|
|
Readings from Japan, France, and Germany were all relatively reassuring.
|
|
It was a relatively short stay in Russia for Foodpanda.
|
|
Schizophrenia is a disorder of which relatively little is understood.
|
|
But, a mistake relatively quickly fixed isn't a big deal.
|
|
Recently, relatively benign remarks by regional Fed governors moved markets.
|
|
The political case for this assault is relatively straight forward.
|
|
The antipathy to foreign plants and wildlife is relatively recent.
|
|
Trading was relatively quiet ahead of the Easter holiday weekend.
|
|
Aside from a few relatively meaningless executive orders, we haven't.
|
|
It kept the key relatively firm while still ensuring flatness.
|
|
Pete Buttigieg, the relatively unknown mayor of South Bend, Ind.
|
|
Carmakers and parts suppliers tend to cluster relatively close together.
|
|
Clinton's part on the episode, titled "2016," was relatively small.
|
|
Trading was relatively light, reflecting the approaching Easter holiday weekend.
|
|
You're out with eight friends for a relatively nice dinner.
|
|
That said, it's still a relatively gentle day for communication!
|
|
It's worth remembering that this relationship model is relatively recent.
|
|
Even Roseanne's relatively high ratings probably weren't worth that headache.
|
|
They were, however, supported by relatively strong diesel refining margins.
|
|
China currently represents a relatively small part of Diageo's business.
|
|
Clearly, the public benefit of these ideas is relatively small.
|
|
It's still a relatively small number of streams versus downloads.
|
|
In spite of the manifold misconceptions, donating is relatively painless.
|
|
That prompted the relatively conservative guidance for the third quarter.
|
|
While there were protests in Tampa, they were relatively small.
|
|
The way analog video synthesizers work is simple, relatively speaking.
|
|
Viv has grown relatively stealthily over the past four years.
|
|
That would require epic reversals over relatively modest policy changes.
|
|
And the plan worked relatively smoothly for quite some time.
|
|
Background: The concept of a "carbon budget" seems relatively simple.
|
|
The numbers were relatively small compared to other recent demonstrations.
|
|
Find a spot that's relatively quiet where you'll be undisturbed.
|
|
Jet's Instagram and Facebook accounts are relatively silent as well.
|
|
When it came to boarding, the process went relatively smoothly.
|
|
Despite its notoriety, the wall was relatively small in height.
|
|
The lounge was relatively small but also not very crowded.
|
|
The relatively free practice of journalism will remain powerfully influential.
|
|
Let's look at what three relatively recent examples teach us.
|
|
You'll need relatively good credit to be approved for it.
|
|
Sage Pay, in that context, was a relatively small player.
|
|
Marquette University, for instance, has a relatively affluent student body.
|
|
It is a relatively new expression, with a derogatory connotation.
|
|
Paychecks this high for assistants, however, are still relatively new.
|
|
That includes a lot of relatively healthy people, like you.
|
|
One reason is that alcohol is relatively easy to procure.
|
|
It's relatively new to New York, at Dean & DeLuca stores.
|
|
In addition, Russia's participation is likely to come relatively cheaply.
|
|
I was also a relatively new hunter and gun owner.
|
|
WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Who feels like whistling a relatively happy tune?
|
|
"GitLab will be more valuable, since GitHub sold relatively early."
|
|
As you can see, the casino floor is relatively empty.
|
|
Back then, HNA was relatively unknown in the United States.
|
|
In other words, thus far, things have been relatively tame.
|
|
The apartment, however, was relatively small, with two small closets.
|
|
For relatively unmoving bodies, corals are colorful and surprisingly fluid.
|
|
The surge in cocaine deaths has received relatively little attention.
|
|
For the first two years, Scout was relatively low cost.
|
|
The cost to the men involved — $150,000 — was relatively low.
|
|
O.J. Simpson, however, keeps things on a relatively even keel.
|
|
Privacy is a relatively modern idea, born of human progress.
|
|
It was a relatively easy route, less than 20 miles.
|
|
It's relatively high in carbohydrates and calories, compared to almond.
|
|
Relatively recent arrivals include Sprüth Magers, Maccarone and Franklin Parrasch.
|
|
And even passing such relatively constrained legislation will be difficult.
|
|
By comparison, simply declining to vote may be relatively painless.
|
|
It was undermined by this relatively small upstart political firm.
|
|
Daniel Graf: Graf is a relatively recent addition to Uber.
|
|
Apart from that, Buttigieg has been relatively vague about policy.
|
|
This deception is relatively simple, but it is disturbingly effective.
|
|
And for over 30 years, the rule went relatively unchallenged.
|
|
It even riffs on itself as a (relatively) commercial movie.
|
|
In Welch's native North Carolina, gun laws are relatively loose.
|
|
At first pass, this seems relatively straightforward: Trojan shilling condoms?
|
|
It's relatively easy to control sunlight in the same way.
|
|
Oh, and laser power increases according to relatively similar rules.
|
|
"Our feelings about Israel were relatively uncomplicated then" she said.
|
|
The first flood crest of the season moves relatively quickly.
|
|
"Everything kind of turned around relatively quickly," Mr. Hassett said.
|
|
In some European cities, though, bees are faring relatively well.
|
|
On Facebook, the relatively nascent accounts accumulated roughly 13,500 followers.
|
|
In isolation, each of these reforms might be relatively minor.
|
|
Residential property is still rated relatively affordable, the poll suggested.
|
|
Deutsche Bank did relatively well in that test last week.
|
|
For now, the number of charging stations remains relatively low.
|
|
It has infected millions but has killed relatively few people.
|
|
Back then, it was relatively cheap to live here, too.
|
|
All of which have relatively small and limited spare capacity.
|
|
We believe the opportunity remains, with defense fundamentals relatively unaffected.
|
|
Protective gear for those who are relatively healthy remains scarce.
|
|
While it appears ancient, the shrine is actually relatively new.
|
|
A.I. is still so new that it remains relatively unregulated.
|
|
He probably envied Odysseus's relatively smooth journey home to Ithaca.
|
|
Nevertheless, it remains a relatively unknown disease among eye doctors.
|
|
You are now investing yourself, which is relatively new, correct?
|
|
Despite signs of economic slowing, auto sales remain relatively strong.
|
|
Even so, Trump has remained relatively popular inPennsylvania's 2703th District.
|
|
It's just that it's a relatively small, rather static environment.
|
|
On Deck's pitch: Make loans to small businesses relatively quickly.
|
|
Relatively higher temperature could have contributed to increased residential consumption.
|
|
Only relatively recently has that begun to happen in China.
|
|
And that can be done at relatively little financial cost.
|
|
The country is just "a relatively large prison," he said.
|
|
It is relatively painless, she said, but is now untreatable.
|
|
Bottega Veneta has a new — and relatively unknown — creative director.
|
|
By livestock standards, rabbits are relatively clean and quiet, too.
|
|
This material is still relatively new to the mainstream stage.
|
|
Amazon held up relatively well, dropping 10% over that stretch.
|
|
This one is turning into a fun fest (relatively speaking).
|
|
The scope is relatively small, but the ambition is epic.
|
|
At the moment, 21st Century Fox's portfolio is relatively healthy.
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Democrats also saw two battleground members with relatively weak quarters.
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For them, remaining in poverty was a relatively rare exception.
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Azerbaijan has a relatively small banking sector, with 30 banks.
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The district is nearly 70 percent white and relatively affluent.
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Infotainment runs on a relatively large yet discreet central touchscreen.
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Relatively quiet for the first part of the debate, Sen.
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We're going to get infrastructure built quickly, inexpensively, relatively speaking.
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But Jodi's fate ranks relatively low on the hardship meter.
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"To have this number is relatively rare," Colonel Landers said.
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After staying relatively quiet throughout the House's impeachment inquiry, Sen.
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It's a conversation that Hughes and ESP joined relatively late.
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It sells kombucha, tea, and coffee at relatively low prices.
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"We're all relatively small compared to linear TV," Hastings said.
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So far, outright fake news stories have been relatively rare.
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But that is a relatively easy task for a machine.
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They can choose to charge more, but it's relatively rare.
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ICYMI: Sorry, but transits of Mercury are relatively rare events.
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He has kept a relatively low profile since the arrest.
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The "relatively soon" phrase is the crux of the announcement.
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NT: So the decoupling is proceeding relatively quickly right now.
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Complicating matters is that the current limits are relatively recent.
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Obamacare is just one, relatively small part of that system.
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Mr. Trump railed against President Obama's relatively infrequent golf outings.
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Microsoft stayed relatively silent on the Windows ban for Huawei.
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Since leaving Congress, Boehner has maintained a relatively low profile.
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It may have a relatively gentle climate, like Earth's today.
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They continue to recover but at a relatively slow pace.
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One is great for organization and keeping clothes (relatively) unwrinkled.
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How the exact unendorsement came to be is relatively unclear.
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Inside the park, the first seven races are relatively uneventful.
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"In fact, relatively large urban areas also have this problem."
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President Trump, however, has remained relatively silent on the matter.
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Investigators got to the bottom of that disaster relatively fast.
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His forthcoming book examines how kidnapping has changed relatively recently.
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Jokowi's government has come down relatively hard on the culprits.
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He has drawn a relatively undistinguished group of Republican challengers.
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Indeed, turnout remains relatively low for all voters under 40.
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That being said, at $80, it's a relatively expensive solution.
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Relatively minor infractions, or "microcrimes," can now be policed aggressively.
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There's still plenty of screen in this relatively small chassis.
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At least her death was relatively quick — stabbed, not flayed.
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An updated AtmosAir filtration system keeps the air relatively clean.
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I thought it was vivacious, relatively tough and very fair.
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I think we're seeing a relatively stable situation outside Wuhan.
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As ad buys go, StuyTown's special truck seems relatively inexpensive.
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A relatively small number of well-known domain names, including .
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The relatively smaller Beach Energy added 1.2% to the index.
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The rise of labor in Los Angeles is relatively recent.
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Taken on their own, the individual rebukes are relatively minor.
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Most elite sprinters have relatively even strides, but not all.
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Big cities remain relatively safe for members of the community.
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The pack is relatively heavy at more than 5.5 lbs.
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This wedding cake from 1955 is relatively modest in size.
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But remember, there are relatively few of these planes flying.
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But he has faced relatively little scrutiny over his age.
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While relatively rare, the test is familiar to the Murdochs.
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Such relatively unalloyed pleasure is almost as essential as food.
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It is a cogent contribution to a relatively fuzzy discussion.
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The timing of the plan's release makes this relatively transparent.
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This thing could stabilize relatively quickly, or it may not.
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When you think about it, the movements are relatively similar.
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But when the smoke cleared, the group was relatively unscathed.
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At the ballot box, our options have been relatively limited.
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CHINA STATS BUREAU SAYS: DOWNWARD ECONOMIC PRESSURE STILL RELATIVELY LARGE
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I deliberately chose somewhere to stay that was relatively isolated.
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Last year was a relatively quiet one for Paris Hilton.
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"This was a relatively new thought of his," she said.
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"It's well run, it's a relatively new smelter," he said.
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Americans can change their minds on controversial issues relatively quickly.
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And he said relatively little about it during our chat.
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But trebbiano Abruzzese is distinct, relatively rare and potentially superior.
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There were those who were relatively unscathed by their experiences.
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Peru is a relatively small oil player in Latin America.
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The willingness to buy remained unchanged at relatively high levels.
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This year, however, might turn out to be relatively bad.
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But overall, the impact to stock market is relatively limited.
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The TV typically uses processors deployed in relatively recent iPhones.
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That number stayed relatively steady in 2018, at 201 incidents.
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Presidential races have gone from blowouts to relatively close affairs.
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For now, we are making simple and relatively cheap adjustments.
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Despite such bearish sentiment, the economic outlook is relatively sanguine.
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Regions in Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon were also relatively dark.
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The camp has been described as a relatively comfortable retreat.
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In November, the Indiana mayor got off relatively easy: Rep.
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However, relatively few workers have access to such defined benefits.
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Changes of 12 millibars over 24 hours are relatively common.
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Rock has kept a relatively low profile in recent years.
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"The US market is relatively minor for us," he said.
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And you'll hear in a relatively short period of time.
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The firm had relatively little capital to protect against trouble.
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Elizabeth Warren was relatively quiet but made no huge mistakes.
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The group had a relatively easy confirmation hearing last week.
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Paradoxically, the wine available today is a relatively recent phenomenon.
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And yet it's a relatively neglected and poorly understood problem.
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Where it stands: Jokowi's economic program has been relatively successful.
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The "relatively soon" phrase is the crux of the statement.
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China remains relatively healthy and is key to Moody's outlook.
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India's share of the global export market is relatively small.
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Congress has sued the executive branch on relatively rare occasions.
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Music planned a relatively simple bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich.
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"The impact is supposed to be relatively small," Freeman said.
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Relatively few economists believed that monetary policy was the culprit.
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Surely the problem can't be the game's relatively low status.
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His was originally a relatively lonely voice against negative stereotypes.
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RK: It should get to about 5 million relatively fast.
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At the time, it seemed like a relatively minor mistake.
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The state has prospered and economic mobility is relatively high.
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" "The reaction in the bond market has been relatively muted.
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Because the consumer side is, in some ways, relatively simple.
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But doula culture interpreters are a relatively new concept here.
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On paper, Japan boasts relatively low rates of sexual assault.
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Building a habit is relatively simple — just harness the impulse.
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Adding to that vulnerability is the law's relatively low popularity.
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So far, the impact on passengers has been relatively limited.
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At the time, resale was still a relatively new concept.
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Investors seemed to take heart in the relatively light penalty.
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"Sea level rise is a relatively slow process," Haigh said.
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The "relatively effortless friendships," as he describes them, continued onshore.
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Because they reach relatively few people, they're expensive to operate.
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It would be relatively easy for him to buy them.
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But demand growth has been (relatively) sluggish in recent years.
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But the two men were relatively unskilled at bureaucratic infighting.
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Some frontrunners have had a relatively easy time of winning.
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Rates of smoking, alcoholism and drug abuse are relatively low.
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It all balances together to make a relatively sturdy base.
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Most of the things that I've learned are relatively banal.
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We found that most participants are relatively casual conspiracy theorists.
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Before Jackson Pollock, abstraction was but one relatively modest genre.
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Both of those questions are relatively easy to answer, actually.
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At a glance, the way NEMESIS works is relatively simple.
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Membership called a subscription, that seems relatively virtuous right now.
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But the group helps a relatively small number of donors.
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That seems relatively interesting — that disassociation of authenticity and value.
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I could have prepared a really good, relatively innocuous mistake.
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But there's a relatively easy explanation for all of this.
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Canada and Japan kept costs relatively stable with similar tactics.
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Instead of tiny bubbles forming, one (relatively) large bubble forms.
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Spraying aerosols to reflect sunlight is a relatively cheap option.
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That said, oceanic flights are still a relatively limited market.
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This is, it should be said, a relatively new phenomenon.
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These are percentage increases based on a relatively large base.
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Overall, however, the NRA lay relatively low this campaign season.
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Waste and fraud in the program are also relatively inconsequential.
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Was this something that came up relatively recently for you?
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The research on the impact of microplastics is relatively new.
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But given their small numbers, they raised relatively little alarm.
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A single unit is relatively small — around 1,820 square feet.
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They found that it's only the most average ants that wind up trapped, with relatively small and relatively large ants being able to escape owing to the funny mechanics of friction at ant-scales.
|
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But it's true that even as Trump performed historically badly with young voters, Clinton was hurt by relatively low turnout among under-30s and a relatively high level of defection to third-party candidates.
|
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In their minds, a relatively few white people doing awful things should never be attributed to the entire group, while a relatively few black people saying something idiotic has to represent an entire movement.
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"Asset valuations are something that we have to continue to monitor and watch, and at the moment I would say they particularly deserve watching because they are relatively buoyant or relatively high," Lockhart said.
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I'd managed to keep the extent of my use relatively secret for two-and-a-half years after moving here, maintaining a relatively functional existence and keeping my habit hidden from my new partner.
|
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If the ten years before them were defined by relatively quick iteration and revolution in what first-person games are, the ten years since have stuck relatively closely to what those games we're doing.
|
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In fact, the path in tightening will be relatively "benign" for the consumer, Schlossberg said, as it's going to be relatively gradual and will not come down very hard on the housing auto markets.
|
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The Pugh case happened to be recent and relatively high profile, but the IRS's list of public corruption prosecutions is littered with examples of relatively minor officials going down for this sort of thing.
|
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Although suicide bombings are common in the capital of Mogadishu, they are relatively rare in the semi-autonomous region of Puntland, where the security forces are relatively regularly paid and receive substantial U.S. assistance.
|
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"We believe, given the high price point used in our survey and relatively limited marketing of 5G by device makers or carriers to date, that this is a relatively positive result," the analysts wrote.
|
|
Given the prolonged low interest rate environment and relatively weak economic trends, absolute earnings remain relatively lackluster, with a return on assets, on average, of less than 100 bps, well below pre-financial crisis levels.
|
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Though early Disney princesses like Snow White and Cinderella were voiced by women in their early 20s, in recent years, the actresses have gotten (relatively) older, while the princesses have stayed (relatively) the same age.
|
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Facebook's AR Studio tool makes building augmented reality experiences relatively easy Facebook's AR Studio tool makes building augmented reality experiences relatively easy Experts in the field tell me there are no standout AR content startups.
|
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Fundamentally, we are not a relatively small, relatively poor country existing on the European fringe and hoping to pick up a German-owned factory or two to narrow the income gap with our wealthier neighbors.
|
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The graph represents an insurer's risk pool of insured individuals who purchase health insurance individually and who are arrayed, on the horizontal axis, from relatively healthy on the left to relatively sick on the right.
|
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Those with the conditions known as mosaicism and translocation of the 18 chromosome may live relatively long and happy lives, bring joy to their parents, siblings and friends, and be relatively free of adverse symptoms.
|
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Neanderthals had relatively 'chubby' fingers compared to [ours], with the bone under the fingernails—the so-called apical tuft—relatively broad and round, while in [modern humans] this part is more elongated, narrow and oval.
|
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He finds that support for the mogul turned politician is concentrated in the middle-income categories; in contrast, those who are relatively rich and those who are relatively poor are less likely to support him.
|
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But in that relatively short runtime they pack in a lot.
|
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It took a relatively short period of time; we were oversubscribed.
|
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If an administrator wants to wipe the computer, it's relatively simple.
|
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The results were also helped by relatively strong investment banking results.
|
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For Blackstone, it's a high-yield product with relatively low risk.
|
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The field of companies in the reskilling game is relatively narrow.
|
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Their demographics — relatively old and almost all white — are nearly identical.
|
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The move also recognizes that the shares have become relatively cheap.
|
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The yen quoted at 112.96, relatively unchanged from its previous close.
|
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While her career change wasn't entirely seamless, it was relatively fast.
|
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Still, they are relatively cheap since they use modified consumer electronics.
|
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So the number of people consuming fake news was relatively small.
|
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Farmers are worried, even if many consumers have remained relatively oblivious.
|
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Maria has a relatively small eye, measuring just nine miles across.
|
|
Yet Facebook's shares dipped relatively quickly after the earnings were released.
|
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Wikipedia may indeed be relatively reliable as a general reference tool.
|
|
Relatively illiquid, it had remained untraded for most of the session.
|
|
The middle distance shows portions of Gale Crater's relatively flat floor.
|
|
Again, it's early days, and the field is still relatively small.
|
|
But when asked about it by Axios, he was relatively sanguine.
|
|
"It's still relatively fresh," Collardi said in a call with reporters.
|
|
So far, their sales and earnings growth have remained relatively strong.
|
|
Working with what appears to be a relatively low budget for
|
|
Democratic candidate Danny O'Connor is 31 and relatively new to politics.
|
|
On one hand, the Pixel 23's specs are relatively mundane.
|
|
It was a relatively low level of spending, only around $30
|
|
So relatively cheap "hogs" may not be around for much longer.
|
|
It has nudged higher in 2018 but is still relatively low.
|
|
Although the ads reached 10 million people, they were relatively cheap.
|
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Hence, we suggest that magnetic shielding is relatively the most viable.
|
|
The rabbits were wet, but relatively unphased by the whole ordeal.
|
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The SAG Awards are a relatively new addition to awards season.
|
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And Barr released the whole damn report -- with relatively few redactions!
|
|
Until relatively recently, NASA had been targeting an October 2018 launch.
|
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The annual fee, meanwhile, is relatively low: just $95 per year.
|
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Harford drew controversy during his relatively short tenure at the company.
|
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You get 15 PxC from each one, and they're relatively easy.
|
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Why Every TV Needs a SoundbarSoundbars are a relatively new invention.
|
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Excluding energy-related exposure, asset quality continues to remain relatively good.
|
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The effect is relatively simple: the drugs help people lose weight.
|
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I am a relatively good person who does not deserve this!!
|
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The Kiwi opened the week relatively unchanged from Friday at $0.7169.
|
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The bane of teachers everywhere, most fidget spinners are relatively cheap.
|
|
In a compiled language, a lot more is needed, relatively speaking.
|
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The old model worked relatively well for more than a century.
|
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The incidence of bladder stones, meanwhile, remained low and relatively unchanged.
|
|
This was a lot of hype for a relatively small object.
|
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The feline was unharmed and relatively unfazed by her daring journey.
|
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The relatively new Echo Show also got a much needed facelift.
|
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She has relatively little to lose in this by speaking out.
|
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What is curious right now is that spreads are relatively relaxed.
|
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In other words, determining your mode of travel is relatively simple.
|
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The Fitbit Alta is a relatively unobtrusive little wrist-worn device.
|
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The screen is also relatively difficult to see in bright sunlight.
|
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Since then, Lorena has managed to keep a relatively low profile.
|
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"These relatively simple changes are making a big difference," Ells said.
|
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On the upside, the number of vulnerable systems is relatively limited.
|
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"We are relatively bullish on these types of investments," he said.
|
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"Thirty years in the making, it got solved relatively easily," Sgt.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)At least the sensor is relatively accurate.
|
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Nurse sharks are relatively harmless to humans unless they are provoked.
|
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Implementation of this idea is feasible at a relatively low cost.
|
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The clinical fellow is friendly, and it goes by relatively quickly.
|
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Another message was that the Saudi authorities define corruption relatively narrowly.
|
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And the debt was relatively light, averaging $10,800, adjusted for inflation.
|
|
There is also some (relatively) good news in the APA survey.
|
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Unsurprisingly, they often resign in frustration within a relatively short time.
|
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The relatively unknown former mayor of South Bend is generating buzz.
|
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But the two programs reach a relatively small number of farmers.
|
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In my relatively brief time using it, I've made some notes.
|
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Walmart indeed offers a relatively inexpensive choice, essentially over the counter.
|
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SEPARATING fact from fiction used to be a relatively straightforward task.
|
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Yet Blackstone's brand is likely to make its fundraising relatively painless.
|
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Rather, Britain's relatively fast-growing economy has created millions of jobs.
|
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All in all, it's relatively harmless — even if it is wrong.
|
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Pulling out of a single conference is relatively easy virtue-signaling.
|
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Meanwhile [architects] are making million dollar decisions with relatively no information.
|
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Both groups remain only relatively minor components of the GOP coalition.
|
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That said, it's relatively easy to keep your smartphone conversations secret.
|
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But the companies that make up the association are relatively small.
|
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He said the synagogue was in a "relatively quiet" residential neighborhood.
|
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But that was an easy, and relatively crude, case of disinformation.
|
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It was a surprising development, given the company's relatively nascent business.
|
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Despite her high profile and longevity, her catalog is relatively trim.
|
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But then there is a pick up after that relatively quickly.
|
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The accounts that Storyful identified also appear to be relatively small.
|
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And it is doing so while managing its conflicts relatively well.
|
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Their goal for the first year is a relatively modest 500,000.
|
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Hawaiian Airlines, a relatively small carrier, fares best on both measures.
|
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I already pay a lot of money for relatively poor bandwidth.
|
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"There are relatively weak expectations of privacy at work," said Krishnamurthy.
|
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Trust was also relatively low as a whole for the industry.
|
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The box serves as a relatively odor-free form of composting.
|
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The e-bike is relatively light at 16 kg (35 lbs).
|
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The neighborhoods are largely black or Latino with relatively low incomes.
|
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The 22% vote share it won in June is relatively high.
|
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I would probably project relatively flat enrollment from 2016 to 20183.
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As for me and my friends, our drive was relatively painless.
|
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Environmental sensors have become relatively cheap and don't require much energy.
|
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Capital flowed out, leaving the Brazilian economy relatively starved of financing.
|
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Keeping robots from hurting people one on one is relatively easy.
|
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Interestingly, the best business advice Abdul ever got is relatively simple.
|
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And the expanded collection galleries will be relatively free of columns.
|
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Emerging markets are also relatively attractive with the Fed on hold.
|
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At $23.4 million in total assets, the fund is relatively small.
|
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Representations of women of color in fandoms, however, remain relatively rare.
|
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For reference, last year's displayed featured a relatively modest 200,000 crystals.
|
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The relatively similar volatility expectations is to some an optimistic signal.
|
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This makes stocks look relatively more attractive, on an historical basis.
|
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Yeah, and you became several faces within that space relatively quick.
|
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Alabama also has relatively high rates of obesity and premature death.
|
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As other currencies have weakened, the dollar has remained relatively strong.
|
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In 2666, ALEC had a relatively modest budget of $215 million.
|
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And it's still relatively unclear what Epic's ultimate goal is here.
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The Socialists came in a relatively distant second, ahead of Podemos.
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But the contractual requirements are relatively clear and comfortable for us.
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