In the opinion, he relied upon District of Columbia v.
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Experts relied upon by the objectors openly acknowledge these facts.
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Ms. Blanchett, in turn, can be relied upon to surprise.
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"Only verified and corroborated information was relied upon," it said.
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He noted that the court relied upon United States v.
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It's an excuse the company has relied upon for years.
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The paired testing Newsday relied upon is expensive, but necessary.
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So I think it's almost agreeing upon a relied-upon approach.
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Other growth areas that Apple has relied upon are also slowing.
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Arsenal, though, can always be relied upon to find a way.
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Music recommendation has traditionally relied upon the clever heuristic of collaborative filtering.
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And if so, did you vet it before you relied upon it?
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Even the first American settlers relied upon the concept for their survival.
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Americans who can neither be "energized as worker bees," nor relied upon to
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Each team relied upon a different method based on the same underlying theory.
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In Fitch's opinion, external support for BG, while possible, cannot be relied upon.
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Like in the fatal Florida crash, Autopilot was being relied upon too heavily.
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Baker Hughes relied upon Goldman Sachs and the law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell.
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"However, it should not be relied upon as the sole method of cleansing."
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He was often relied upon to handle delicate situations with the network's stars.
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This is because the FHA is heavily relied upon by first-time homebuyers.
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The last of these, as your letter suggests, isn't to be relied upon.
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When it is decaying and corrupt, it cannot be relied upon for solutions.
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Russia has barely touched ISIS in Syria so Vladimir Putin cannot be relied upon.
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We have a strong desire to be collaborative, but not to be relied upon.
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Both Clinton and Trump have relied upon an insular group of advisers this year.
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It reminded his supporters that he can be relied upon to stir their resentment.
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Such gains tend to be lumpy, so they can't be relied upon every quarter.
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And it's not clear that states can be relied upon to prevent self-dealing.
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If the cherry blossom can still be relied upon to bloom at a specific time, it can also be relied upon to die soon after: For 103 weeks, one waits, and within seven days at most, one is consigned to waiting once more.
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The old ikken hissatsu or "one hit, certain death" mindset just can't be relied upon.
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And so psychologists have long relied upon tests and games to understand a patient's motives.
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But, according to many labor experts, customers can't be relied upon to enforce wage standards.
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They are not intended to provide, and should not be relied upon for, investment advice.
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Therefore, condition scores should not necessarily be relied upon as the primary indication of yield.
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Recent history, however, suggests that it could certainly not be relied upon to do so.
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In the half-dozen pieces she performed, many relied upon tightly contained movements, often poses.
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The leaders under Lee can still be relied upon to serve if the need arises.
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No semi-autonomous systems can currently be relied upon to safely perform all driving duties.
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Put briefly, this indicator shouldn't be relied upon to discern the stock market's next move.
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Europe, especially England, has relied upon Russian resource capital to fuel London, its financial capital.
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This information should not be relied upon as a primary basis for an investment decision.
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It's led to incredible results and is becoming relied upon by tech-savvy real estate professionals.
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ISIS has also relied upon its Central Asian recruits to carry out attacks in the past.
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Cole is another one who can be relied upon to answer questions on nearly any topic.
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In our opinion, this type of database should not be relied upon as a standalone search.
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As a wholesale-oriented bank we do not believe that sovereign support can be relied upon.
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If it wasn't a lack of focus, then he was too brittle to be relied upon.
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Kurdish forces and civilians were heavily relied upon by US forces in its campaign against ISIS.
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There is no single mechanism that should be overly relied upon at the expense of others.
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He and his committee will be relied upon to produce some GOP votes in the House.
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Still, some of the biggest houses could be relied upon to put some showstoppers on display.
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The facts are in dispute, and the 'evidence' relied upon by Democrats is largely unreliable hearsay.
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For years, Amazon had relied upon UPS, FedEx, and the U.S. Postal Service to deliver packages.
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The facts are in dispute, and the "evidence" relied upon by Democrats is largely unreliable hearsay.
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This technique is being relied upon more and more, and its consequences are not well understood.
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But the patience of the outside world with the Rohingyas' plight is not to be relied upon.
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" He told the justices that the factors the lower court relied upon were "grounded in court precedent.
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They deserve a predictable program that can be relied upon, one that is on sound financial footing.
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And she named it Kuli Kuli, after the snack combo she loved and relied upon so much.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR In Fitch's view, shareholder support for GBKR cannot be relied upon.
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Murder fell by 70% between 1851 and 1911, even as capital punishment was less routinely relied upon.
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Therefore, Fitch takes the view that support, if ever required by the banks, cannot be relied upon.
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Milliken also served for years in combat as part of a heavily relied-upon special operations force.
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Already advances in technology are relied upon to help give athletes a millisecond edge over their competitors.
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For the metal bits in false teeth, dentists have long relied upon a process called "investment casting".
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Should the new 'AAA' breakeven AP fall below the relied-upon AP, the rating could be downgraded.
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While amicus briefs aren't always relied upon, sometimes they are powerful enough to influence a justice's thinking.
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Fitch believes that support cannot be relied upon from the Turkish authorities, given ATB's limited systemic importance.
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He becomes homeless and loses all the support he had relied upon to get back on track.
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"But no one's quite sure how much of this information can be relied upon," Mr. Woldenberg said.
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For years, the team had relied upon a local greasy spoon, The Broken Yolk, to cater meals.
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"During the current development phase, vehicle operators are relied upon to perform evasive maneuvers," one Tempe detective wrote.
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Information on such cards is relied upon later to determine who should be entered into a gang database.
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The firms "accepted and negligently relied upon" the flawed F-Squared claims when advising clients, the agency said.
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Fitch is therefore satisfied that the asset pool information relied upon for its initial rating analysis was reliable.
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In addition, the Department of Commerce has produced the documents the secretary relied upon in making his decision.
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"Amazon the company I have relied upon for years cannot handle a crisis," one person wrote on Twitter.
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In practice, the signal from yield is too weak to be relied upon to catch turning points profitably.
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Well: The company relied upon a single individual to manually implement its patching process across its entire network.
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But US troops have historically relied upon a host of different warning systems and defense capabilities in Iraq.
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But earlier Friday, spokesman Jahan Wilcox said that plan, last updated in September, should not be relied upon.
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Since then, the United States has relied upon the Russian Soyuz, which actually recently has had some issues.
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Some signatories were anti-Western autocracies which can be relied upon to rally round anyone that the West criticises.
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But, in our experience, only an elite group of salons can be relied upon to provide that every time.
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While ESPN perhaps relied upon its dominance in cable for too long, the network hasn't altogether ignored future trends.
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Soon after, it was realized that the medical science relied upon to corroborate the young girls testimony was wrong.
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Kuznets never intended for his national account scheme to become the country's most relied upon measure of economic progress.
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But in a fractious minority government where money is tight, the support of his colleagues cannot be relied upon.
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The 66% relied upon AP represents the highest nominal adjusted AP calculated by Fitch in the past 12 months.
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The 72.3% relied-upon AP represents the highest nominal adjusted AP calculated by Fitch in the past 12 months.
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While state support is possible, Fitch does not believe that support from the Icelandic authorities can be relied upon.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor relied upon Justice John Paul Stevens to serve as a mentor in her first several weeks.
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Many of the old LCD games, for example, relied upon static backgrounds that were physically built into the handheld.
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Suffice to say, the polling and numbers gurus should not be so breathlessly relied upon in 85033 and beyond.
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Fitch is therefore satisfied that the asset pool information relied upon for its initial rating analysis was adequately reliable.
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For years, I've relied upon the Cotopaxi Allpa 35L for packing as much as two weeks worth of clothing.
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Although they were across the street, the protesters relied upon police officers who gave them permission to protest there.
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E.P.A. did not result in certiorari, but his opinion was relied upon in a subsequent unanimous Supreme Court opinion.
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Judge Wieland said that due to Holleeder's many contradictory statements about his crimes, his words cannot be relied upon.
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Usually relied upon to close New York Fashion Week with entertaining, theatrical runways, the designer pared back this season.
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Tech manufacturers such as Apple and Dell have long relied upon a primarily foreign work force to manufacture products.
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For hospitals, it's a critical moment to test whether telemedicine technologies can be relied upon in moments of crisis.
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I know that we can often be relied upon to get shit done because it's the right thing to do.
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It's a great tool to wield, but shouldn't be too heavily relied upon for your core team of full timers.
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If there's one thing that can be relied upon to steal the show at CES year after year, it's TVs.
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The agencies are relied upon to regularly evaluate the quality of institutions to ensure they comply with federal education law.
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Forensic anthropologists are still trying to figure out whether ancestral (rather than racial) differences in fingerprints can be relied upon.
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So neither the company nor the government can be relied upon to show that the companies' promises have been kept.
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If Britain left the EU, Europe would be seen as "a continent that cannot really be relied upon," Gabriel said.
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Both publications later walked back the stories after it appeared that documents they'd relied upon had been faked and manipulated.
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Offensively, his role will be very narrow, but he'll be relied upon to protect the paint and grab defensive rebounds.
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Although notoriously relied upon to lighten the load of daily life, alcohol is rarely without its fair share of drama.
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Initially, lightning safety campaigns promoted the 30/30 rule, which relied upon individuals counting off the seconds after lightning flashed.
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Below, I round up all the durable, high-performing, trustworthy products I relied upon during training and on race day.
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Last year, Nebraska recruited no players from Texas, a state it had traditionally relied upon to fill some skill positions.
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Critical lawmakers allege that it relied upon an unverified dossier containing unverified claims about Trump and his ties to Russia.
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The appeal was the first of a case that relied upon Firrea, so the Second Circuit's ruling was watched carefully.
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"The Citadel has relied upon a highly effective educational model requiring all cadets to adopt a common uniform," Rosa said.
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Faith and religious beliefs are the most effective, existing sources of commonality that need to be emphasized and relied upon.
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The system works and is stable today because the various actors can be relied upon to do what they say.
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Van Hollen argued Tuesday that the Trump administration can't be relied upon to safeguard US elections from future Russian interference.
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If, somehow, entrepreneurs get the proportions wrong, the profit and loss system can be relied upon to correct the imbalances.
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He relied upon the treaty's agreed-upon withdrawal clause and had a strategy for improving relations with Russia going forward.
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But, are the machines still in infancy or too heavily relied upon and do the experts always get it right?
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Eliasson spent most summers with them in Reykjavik, during which he was often relied upon to babysit his new sister.
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So. The recommendation of the FBI and the Justice Department was ignored a week ago but relied upon this week.
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Nevertheless, given the difficulties associated with evaluating private family fortunes, Fitch concludes that such external support cannot be relied upon.
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"All of those structures that people had relied upon, 401(k)s and everything, started to fall apart," she said.
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Williamson, however, cannot be relied upon solely to right the ship for a team that is 16 games below .500.
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When I was one year old, she left my abusive father and relied upon the grace of a friend for shelter.
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Twelve of the seats go to labour unions and other interest groups, which can be relied upon to support the government.
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The Royals relied upon their devastating bullpen, limiting their rotation to the fewest regular-season innings of any American League squad.
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In a statement, Waymo said the company could still pursue full damages using "the same documents" relied upon by their expert.
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The plaintiffs argue that they reasonably relied upon those statistics in choosing TJSL, and were unable to find work after graduating.
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But former champion Martina Navratilova says when the big prizes are at stake, the American can be relied upon to perform.
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Cramer loves the public school system, but the truth is that it cannot be relied upon to teach children about money.
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CIT's IDR of 'BB+' is equalized with its VR of 'bb+', reflecting Fitch's view that external support cannot be relied upon.
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One can always find some that have in the past, but they cannot be relied upon to do so in future.
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Democrats strongly opposed the provision, arguing the change would be detrimental to the safety net relied upon by low-income earners.
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The firms "accepted and negligently relied upon" the flawed claims when advising clients to buy F-Squared products, the agency said.
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As a result, to keep the public safe, governments scale up the surveillance techniques historically relied upon to enforce security policy.
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The agency has not remedied matters, despite its findings being used in U.S. court cases and relied upon around the world.
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But Republicans on Wednesday slammed the ABA as a biased organization that could not be relied upon to rate the nominees.
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As countries relied upon nuclear weapons test explosions to prove their new designs, a competitive frenzy of nuclear weapons development flourished.
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Lightning safety campaigns used to promote the 30/30 rule, which relied upon individuals counting off the seconds after lightning flashed.
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DBSH's SR and SRF reflect our view that sovereign support for the holding company is possible, but cannot be relied upon.
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This AP is relied upon by Fitch in its analysis and provides more protection than Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91.5%.
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This AP is relied upon by Fitch in its analysis and provides more protection than Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 87.5%.
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But he also argued that until they were banned, Democrats had to match the efforts he believed that Republicans relied upon.
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At least four research institutions have relied upon a small group of H93N29 samples from cases in Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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Notably, as the order shows, the commissions have relied upon statutes and precedent from Article III courts in resolving these matters.
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Mr. Heines said he and his wife relied upon his monthly pension and their Social Security benefits to cover their expenses.
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Just yesterday, I quoted the very expert relied upon by the Post in its fact-checking analysis to highlight this view.
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It was an Obama-era policy that limited federal prosecutions of both individuals and dispensaries that relied upon prevailing state law.
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But the emphasis on new protectors, rather than improved performance, raises the question of why existing agencies cannot be relied upon.
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Yeah, yeah, so since then, the United States has relied upon the Russian Soyuz, which actually recently has had some issues.
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The '5' Support Ratings of CBM and BSPB reflect Fitch's view that support from the banks' private shareholders cannot be relied upon.
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For years, the agency relied upon the spellbinding imagery collected by its spacecraft; but earlier this year decided to try another approach.
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"The (Saudi) kingdom will be relied upon to work with other producers to keep markets adequately supplied," PVM said in a note.
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But when Lebanon's international bonds have fallen in the past, local banks could typically be relied upon to buy up the securities.
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This AP is relied upon by Fitch in its analysis and provides more protection than Fitch's revised 'AAA' breakeven AP of 94.0%.
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He will be relied upon more now that RHP Joaquin Benoit (torn left calf muscle) is lost for a least two weeks.
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The earlier variation was intended to get away from all the remote controls that similar solutions, like the X10 standard, relied upon.
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For over a decade, Afghanistan has relied upon foreign aid — mostly from the US — for around 45 percent of its total budget.
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Jim Cramer loves the public school system, but the truth is that it cannot be relied upon to teach children about money.
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Dja, a largely undisturbed UNESCO World Heritage Site, contains an abundance of flora and fauna the Baka have relied upon to survive.
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Fitch can be relied upon to show up ready to go the distance and to keep up the pace through the rounds.
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This means that he can be relied upon to protect religious liberty and ensure that administrative agencies stay within their legal authority.
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To keep things consistent I relied upon on my trusty (and super affordable) Colourpop No Filter Matte Concealer and Beautyblender sponge throughout.
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At the same time, Trump has now demonstrated that the United States cannot be relied upon to take "yes" for an answer.
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This AP is relied upon by Fitch in its analysis and provides more protection than Fitch's revised 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91.5%.
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"FB (Facebook) cannot be relied upon to filter falsehoods or protect Singapore from a false information campaign," it said in a statement.
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One innocuous talk focused on what doctors have to learn from plastic surgeons, who have relied upon cash-pay patients for years.
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MiMedx also said financial information for the fourth quarter of 2017 and the first quarter of 2018 should not be relied upon.
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If the relied upon AP increases to the maximum contractual level of 93%, the covered bonds rating would be downgraded to 'AA-'.
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If the relied upon AP increases to the maximum contractual level of 82%, the covered bonds rating would be downgraded to 'AA-'.
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If the relied upon AP increases to the maximum contractual level of 93%, the covered bonds rating would be downgraded to 'A+'.
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Mr. Trump's new statement relied upon a mix of theories, some of which had greater support in Supreme Court precedent than others.
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She anchors these films — she's the rock on which the whole enterprises relied upon — and she never stumbles so much as once.
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Its application partly relied upon unverified information about Trump ties to Russia generated by an investigator who was indirectly paid by Democrats.
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However, since the pipes had been flushed, many parents and environmental advocates expressed concern that the results could not be relied upon.
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In addition, she has vowed to close the "carried interest" loophole frequently relied upon by hedge funds to lower their tax bill.
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KPMG has acknowledged that elements of the work "should no longer be relied upon" and offered to pay back its consulting fees.
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She pushed back against the suggestion that the consumer bureau rule relied upon bad data and said killing it would hurt minorities.
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While these fuel sources are valuable supplements to the grid, they cannot be relied upon to provide the secure electricity Americans expect.
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They say some of the species that would be endangered by the drilling are relied upon by the native population in Alaska.
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Cheaper and more efficient than the engravings that most printers relied upon, lithography offered artists more freedom to layer colors and images.
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Bin Nayef had a close working relationship with US counterterrorism officials and was respected as a royal who could be relied upon.
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He also demanded a secular "liberal" government shorn of the religious and ultra-Orthodox allies the prime minister has long relied upon.
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However, he hasn't been relied upon for heavy minutes all season, and lacks the defensive size and versatility that makes Barnes so valuable.
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Developers are paying close attention because the ruling may determine how they can continue to use tools they've always relied upon for free.
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There's also a motivation to use high-quality displays and intuitive touch controls, since they will be relied upon more than in SLRs.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer loves the public school system, but the truth is that it can't be relied upon to teach children about money.
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And for another, I'm not sure machines can be relied upon to combine real-world 3D imagery and cartoons into something not creepy.
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Readers will be familiar from past blog posts with the idea that actively managed funds cannot be relied upon to beat the index.
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Deslauriers helps Habs outgun Canucks VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Nicolas Deslauriers is not relied upon for goals, but he still delivered them Tuesday night.
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Like most children, she relied upon the love she received from her mom, Heidi, and her dad, a police sergeant named Michael Smith.
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On Monday, the company said its financial statements for 2014 and the first nine months of 2015 could no longer be relied upon.
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A no-deal Brexit would erase legal infrastructure relied upon by much of the financial sector, and could derail a shaky UK economy.
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First it was the rapid rise of the internet itself, which destroyed the classifieds business most newspapers relied upon to turn a profit.
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"The word and even the signature of the Americans cannot be relied upon, so negotiations with America are of no avail," Khamenei said.
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This commentary is not nor is it intended to be relied upon as authoritative or taken in substitution for the exercise of judgment.
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Reliable informants generally have firsthand information, but the Steele dossier stands in stark contrast: It relied upon unnamed sources in Russia for information.
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Ammons's authority relied upon his presentation of himself as an ordinary person, not uniquely or exclusively called to the vocation of writing poems.
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Equipment makers operating in the world's second-largest wind turbine market have relied upon so-called production tax credits (PTC) agreed in 2015.
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The economic shocks touched American and European firms which relied upon Rusal's aluminium, as well as EN+'s downstream assets in the West.
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The president relied upon this authority to announce a number of measures that will affect the enforcement of existing gun laws and regulations.
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One of the most critical components of the new law, the Risk and Needs Assessment System is relied upon by other key provisions.
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Despite all of that -- losing his two most reliable and relied-upon confidants in the Cabinet -- Mattis seemed to skate above it all.
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The two countries are heavily relied upon as top corn exporters, so an underestimation of their crops would be noticeable to market watchers.
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It was hard to assess the updated production of "Bluebeard's Castle" because of obvious glitches in the video projections the staging relied upon.
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"We know that governments may not be relied upon to provide information in a timely fashion," says Kamran Khan, BlueDot's founder and CEO.
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They are being relied upon to share netminding duties in an unusual collaboration the desperate Kings hope can lead to a playoff berth.
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Last November, the country's Supreme Court formally requested that the Vatican hand over all records that the pope relied upon to defend Barros.
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Given this, while some forms of limited broadcast media may indeed be functional, there is little that can be relied upon with assurity.
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Those oft-relied-upon pieces are bound to show a little wear and tear after the third, fourth, or fifth wear in a row.
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To some degree, the show's ultimate sense of "closure" relied upon finding a professional reason for the characters to keep up their personal relationships.
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Koehler, who can usually be relied upon for 10 wins per season and an ERA of about 43, is off to a slow start.
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This is a potential concern for multi-asset investors, with government bonds typically an asset class relied upon for safety and diversification within portfolios.
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The problem is, existing software has not been exposed to enough images of people of color to be confidently relied upon to identify them.
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These forward-looking statements should not be relied upon as representing Nabriva's views as of any date subsequent to the date of this release.
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Yet it is equally understandable that the private sector will not grant such easy access and should not be relied upon to do so.
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Despite the banks' systemic importance, support cannot be relied upon given Venezuela's very low rating and lack of a consistent policy on bank support.
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Unable to predict what outrageous things consumers might say, online reviews, such as those heavily relied upon by Amazon customers, would not be possible.
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The lesson the 9/11 families learned was that Sessions and his staff could be relied upon to be smart, constructive, and policy-focused.
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Despite BOD's systemic importance, support cannot be relied upon given Venezuela's sub-investment grade rating and lack of a consistent policy on bank support.
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"We relied upon the House, and it was told to us it was technical in that it had the proper sign off," Cardin said.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The Support Rating of '21153' reflects that support from the majority shareholder, while possible, cannot be relied upon.
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The Support Rating Floor of 'No Floor' reflects that support from the Russian authorities cannot be relied upon due to Novikom's limited systemic significance.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Support Ratings and Support Rating Floors The Support Ratings of '5' reflect Fitch's view that external support cannot be relied upon.
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It all underscores how the Supreme Court misjudged the importance of independent expenditures in Buckley as well as subsequent cases that relied upon it.
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At any other time in recent history China's giant smelter sector could have been relied upon to lift production in response to rocketing prices.
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But according to the Congressional Research Service, IEEPA never has been relied upon to justify the imposition of tariffs on a particular country. Sen.
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But Kaine's own gubernatorial victory in 20083 used an urban-suburban strategy that relied upon the participation of Northern Virginia's fast-growing, multiethnic communities.
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The Democratic frontrunner appears to be building up a similar coalition to the one President Barack Obama relied upon to win two general elections.
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The second important lesson — also far from new — is that white women cannot necessarily be relied upon to reject candidates accused of sexual misconduct.
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When he started treatment, I remember him saying his treatment relied upon applying pressure to areas around the pelvis and that this was normal.
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What a very sad state of affairs for this country when the president cannot be relied upon, or not permitted, to tell the truth.
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For 27 years, he's been one of jazz's most relied-upon sidemen, all while releasing a string of masterly albums with his own combos.
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He said he relied upon the expertise of his lawyers in pursuing patient payments and had filed a legal malpractice case against the firm.
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But, increasingly, they are going head to head with their own suppliers who, for decades, had relied upon stores as their primary sales channels.
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Worsening its plight has been a slowing of capital inflows from abroad, which Beirut has long relied upon to help meet its financing needs.
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It said that the FBI improperly relied upon an unverified and partially Democrat-funded dossier, which alleged salacious connections between Trump and the Kremlin.
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Both sources are not intermittent, meaning they can be relied upon for constant power, and can complement battery storage and provide backup to renewables.
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Another school sees it as the required response to an era in which work can no longer be relied upon to finance basic needs.
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"The deep-water ports and high-throughput airfields we once relied upon are also increasingly vulnerable to attacks with long-range fires," Neller wrote.
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And because the two-volume catalogue, which costs 85 euros, was too massive for carry on luggage, I relied upon the affordable Short Guide.
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"No president — but especially not this one — can or should be relied upon to backbrief senior advisers on details that can often be extraordinarily nuanced."
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Though it paid a lot of lip service to automation, Silicon Valley truly relied upon a transient workforce of workers outside of traditional labor relations.
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Then there are various random things that happen in the real world that can be relied upon, like the balls used in a lottery drawing.
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These Restatements are regularly relied upon by our nation's judges when they are asked to decide on cases requiring expert knowledge of a particular subject.
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These forward-looking statements should not be relied upon as representing our views as of any date subsequent to the date of this press release.
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Other base metals heavily relied upon by the African export market, such as iron ore and copper, have also seen sharp depreciations in recent weeks.
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In 1982, Hassinger created "Pink Trash," her second installation that relied upon hot pink, the only hue that she has used consistently over the years.
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When Anne Hathaway recently dove a little too deep into a role, she relied upon someone special in her life to lift her spirits up.
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President Donald Trump probably helped him, too, by giving Japanese voters the impression (strongly denied) that America cannot always be relied upon to defend Japan.
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Keenan: So you're saying that the interim general counsel and interim CEO relied upon other lawyers that you brought in to assess the potential risk.
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They represent those whom the regime relied upon in the past, such as day laborers, the urban and rural poor, and even select religious classes.
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Overall, Fitch's assessment of the information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis according to its applicable rating methodologies indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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The White House official also called on reporters to stop using anonymous sources, something regularly relied upon for stories involving sensitive matters, including national security.
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As with the healthcare fight and past spending bills, conservatives can't be relied upon to supply votes for legislation put forth by the GOP leadership.
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Be sure to prove you can work independently and be "relied upon to do work, on time, with little fuss or muss," said Seeling Smith.
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Steinhoff has delayed its 2017 annual results and said its 2016 results could no longer be relied upon after discovering what it called accounting irregularities.
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Unfortunately, stories like Neally's perpetuate the dangerous misconception that Autopilot and other semi-autonomous systems can be fully relied upon to do all the driving.
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Overall, Fitch's assessment of the information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis, according to its applicable rating methodologies, indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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The sole exception was Rhode Island, which instead relied upon the royal charter granted to it by Charles II in 1663 as its basic law.
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Murdoch was concerned that companies like Facebook and Google had been vacuuming up much of the online advertising money that news publishers had relied upon.
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The game uses the same S.P.E.C.I.A.L. skill system that the series has always relied upon, with cards and tokens defining every aspect of your character.
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She said additional resources were necessary to modernize the armed forces and ensure Germany kept its image as a country that could be relied upon.
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Throughout his political life Senator McCain either misunderstood or disagreed with the principles that animate the party whose members he relied upon for electoral success.
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They have always been inept or unwilling to help when relied upon and have always treated the people of the Bronx with hostility and contempt.
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But even that group cannot be relied upon: Some 226,000 over-55 workers left the labor market in March, the most in nearly three years.
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Many U.S. officials doubt the Taliban could be relied upon to prevent al Qaeda from again plotting attacks against the United States from Afghan soil.
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"The actions of these officers completely undermine their credibility, and they cannot be relied upon as witnesses in any pending prosecution," Ms. Szabo's statement said.
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In the Northern Plains, there has been a distinct lack of snow cover, which is relied upon in the winter months to replenish soil moisture.
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The formation of this committee was one of the first deadlines outlined in the legislation and it is relied upon by many other important provisions.
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"At today's press conference, they didn't identify a single comment relied upon in the draft order as being questionable," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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Anyone who has ever taken to social media to announce a self-improvement project knows that your "friends" cannot be relied upon to hold you accountable.
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The covered bonds achieve the 'AAA' rating on a recovery basis as the relied-upon OC of 7.6% covers the rating level credit loss of 7%.
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For many congressional Republicans, the takeaway from the past several months of immigration drama has been that Trump can't actually be relied upon to make deals.
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This is unusual for a non-flowering plant like the cycad, and has left palaeobotanists curious about how long the plants have relied upon this method.
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Overall, Fitch's assessment of the asset pool information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis according to its applicable rating methodologies indicates it is adequately reliable.
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Because they have refused to use the data and knowledge the agency does have, and has relied upon in the past to inform our merger reviews.
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Photo: Michael Hession Photo: Michael Hession Smart Smoke Alarm: Nest Protect A smoke alarm is one of the most relied-upon safety devices in every home.
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I do like working with people who've got an extremely individual style, because then you can't rely on anything you've relied upon before in different performances.
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The EPA's climate site, after all, is among the largest and most relied upon in the entire federal government, rivaling NASA's plethora of image-heavy sites.
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So it's essentially relied upon a cosy relationship with a local, pro-business DPA to shield it from complaints filed in other less friendly European jurisdictions.
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As mobile apps become more sophisticated in power and UX, and increasingly relied upon in everyday life, there will be a paradigm shift in payment models.
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Overall, Fitch's assessment of the collateral information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis according to its applicable rating methodologies indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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What this effectively means is that email account holders can no longer be relied upon to produce every record that's responsive to a legitimate records request.
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After the Justice Department filed civil lawsuits in 2016 over 1MDB, Deloitte said the 1MDB finance statements it had audited should no longer be relied upon.
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Astronomers long have relied upon electromagnetic observations - studying light - but this approach has limitations because too many aspects of the universe are indecipherable using light alone.
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There is nothing that could not happen, there is no outcome that can be relied upon with absolute certainty either to occur or not to occur.
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The globalized status quo possesses "unbelievable momentum," pillaging the planet and repeatedly exploiting land that is rightfully relied upon by many indigenous peoples for their livelihoods.
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When it came to breaking out the major bling, she relied upon luxury jeweler Kiki McDonough – wearing over $13,195 worth of the designer's precious gemstone earrings.
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These models had different estimates of uncertainty, but ultimately they all relied upon the same data: the surveys run and published by polling firms across country.
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Of course, the devil is in the details and unions have relied upon their employees' pre-Janus union membership status as justification to keep extracting dues.
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Overall, Fitch's assessment of the entity information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis according to its applicable rating methodologies indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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San Francisco 49ersWhy you should sit him: Peterson racked up 118 yards against the Dolphins last week, but he should not be relied upon this week.
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One particular study that the task force relied upon concluded that full-body screenings only reduced deaths from melanoma by one death per 100,000 people screened.
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"There's a lot of the natural habitat that indigenous people, who were speakers of indigenous languages, would have relied upon that isn't there anymore," Gorenflo said.
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Though the implementation of DNA profiling was still 14 years away, forensics did exist and was relied upon by law enforcement and the legal system alike.
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He's averaging just 24 minutes per game now, and has a long way to go before he can be relied upon to play regular starters minutes.
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The covered bonds achieve the 'AAA' rating on a recovery basis as the OC relied-upon of 4807123% covers the rating level credit loss of 212001%.
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The covered bonds achieve the 'AAA' rating on a recovery basis as the OC relied-upon of 80.1% covers the rating level credit loss of 10.5%.
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In the summer months, parched residents looked to the mountain peaks, wondering why the glacial melt they relied upon for fresh water had dried up completely.
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For one thing, it is now clear that President Trump closely relied upon Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates while they were engaged in alleged criminal activity.
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Today, governments that have relied upon quantitative easing (QE) instead of undertaking necessary structural reforms have arguably entered into the grandest Faustian bargain in financial history.
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Still, many U.S. officials doubt the Taliban could be relied upon to prevent al Qaeda from again plotting attacks against the United States from Afghan soil.
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Still, many U.S. officials doubt the Taliban could be relied upon to prevent al Qaeda from again plotting attacks against the United States from Afghan soil.
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In particular, Zocdoc is relied upon by tens of thousands of private practices that don't have the big administrative budgets employed by hospital systems and universities.
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And presidential candidates in both parties have highlighted the carried interest tax break, relied upon heavily by private equity, as a loophole that should be scrapped.
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Additionally, Marra said that the women involved in the lawsuit cannot receive damages through the Crime Victims' Rights Act (CVRA), the law their argument relied upon.
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"Custody banks are integral to the financial system, highly interconnected to the capital markets, and relied upon as safe havens in times of stress," Hoenig said.
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In 2018, Kobach relied upon the millions his lieutenant governor candidate, Wink Hartman, was willing to spend and Marshall has already reported $1.4 million on hand.
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It is also Africa's largest corn producer and is relied upon by neighboring Sub-Saharan nations to bolster their own corn supplies and feed their people.
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"My assumption was that the agency relied upon that probability percentage then to make that determination that the client is no longer a child," Adams said.
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Thursday marked a "Day Without Immigrants," as Latinos and immigrants stayed home from work to demonstrate how much the country relied upon them and their labor.
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The company today has over 1.2 billion users, and is relied upon as the main means of messaging for many people, particularly in emerging markets like India.
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For ratings above 'A+' the combination of the above mentioned risks resulted in breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) levels being significantly above the current relied-upon OC of 2123%.
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Overall, Fitch's assessment of the asset-pool information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis according to its applicable rating methodologies indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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Could the IDF be relied upon to evacuate Jerusalem and West Bank settlements—as they did in Gaza in 2005—with battalion commanders who are increasingly religious?
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Russia has said it hopes to have the suspension of its anti-doping body RUSADA lifted in November, but Reedie said that could not be relied upon.
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What jurors relied upon in that case primarily, were Cosby&aposs own words were in a civil deposition, he admitted to drugging a lot of these women.
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After the U.S. Justice Department filed civil lawsuits in 2016 over 1MDB, Deloitte said the 1MDB finance statements it had audited should no longer be relied upon.
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Because I am old, that means it was before everyone had a smart phone, or at least a cellphone, and we still relied upon actual alarm clocks.
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Ratings agencies remain central to the financial system, with their views on the quality of thousands of securities hardwired into rules and relied upon by investors globally.
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Extraordinary state support is not factored into the rating as Fitch believes sovereign support cannot be relied upon to extend to bank junior debt obligations in Turkey.
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In addition, we do not factor in any support from BAWAG's owners because Fitch generally views that support from financial investors, while possible, cannot be relied upon.
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In order to "transform the domestic energy industry" administrators relied upon an obscure provision of the Clean Air Act of 1972 — one that regulates individual power plants.
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Sixty-six percent of voters say the dossier is less credible because of the Democrats' involvement, and 58 percent say it cannot be relied upon for information.
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So long as America was one of the only places that could be relied upon for economic growth, there was a powerful logic to the dollar's strength.
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Cramer broke it down by age: Cramer loves the public school system, but the truth is that it cannot be relied upon to teach children about money.
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Not because they were ashamed—as writers, they often wrote unabashedly as Jews—but because they were suddenly made aware of the ambiguities that they relied upon.
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Today's arsenal is relied upon by the US and foreign militaries to produce the most advanced, high-tech, high-powered weaponry for cannons, howitzers and mortar systems.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs argued Friday that the current system is so unsecure and vulnerable to manipulation that it cannot be relied upon, jeopardizing voters' constitutional rights.
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" In the nuclear world that equates to "multiple independent and redundant layers of defense" so that "no single layer, no matter how robust, is exclusively relied upon.
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Overall, Fitch's assessment of the asset pool information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis according to its applicable rating methodologies indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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Digital files of supporters' data have become indispensable tools of modern campaigns, relied upon for fund-raising, mobilizing volunteers and rallying supporters to get out to vote.
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Those aren't world-beating numbers but behind a Leafs team that was still growing as the season and playoffs progressed, he showed he can be relied upon.
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Win or lose, the hugely popular Queenslander can be relied upon to exit with head held high and savor her tournament over a couple of cold beers.
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With the Liberals and Conservatives struggling to attract enough support to govern alone, some of Canada's smaller parties could be relied upon to form a parliamentary majority.
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" In short, Kennedy wrote, "the historical grounds relied upon in Bowers are more complex than the majority opinion and the concurring opinion by Chief Justice Burger indicate.
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"The government cannot prosecute someone while keeping secret the original sources of its evidence and information it relied upon in the course of its investigation," Dalack wrote.
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That the third victory came against the Minnesota Twins, who can be relied upon to play the foil for the Yankees on an annual basis, mattered little.
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"The testimony & evidence considered in a Senate impeachment trial should be the same testimony & evidence the House relied upon when they passed the articles of impeachment," Sen.
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"The testimony & evidence considered in a Senate impeachment trial should be the same testimony & evidence the House relied upon when they passed the Articles of Impeachment," Sen.
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Sixty-six percent of voters say the dossier is less credible because of the Democrats' involvement and 6900 percent say it cannot be relied upon for information.
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Still, many U.S. officials privately doubt the Taliban could be relied upon to prevent al Qaeda from again plotting attacks against the United States from Afghan soil.
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To have the Federal Bureau of Investigation, one of our most stalwart, respected and relied-upon agencies, denigrated without a shred of legitimate substantiation is beyond disgraceful.
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Apple makes about two-thirds of its total revenue selling iPhones, but now it seems, even that storied device can't be relied upon to keep delivering unprecedented growth.
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This is why traditionally presidents have relied upon staff and the massive information-gathering capabilities of the American government for information rather than letting television set the agenda.
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It used to be that each generation of semiconductor technology could be relied upon to enable each next generation of a computer chip to be cheaper and faster.
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The relied upon AP equals Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP and corresponds to an 'AA+' tested rating on a probability of default basis and a one-notch recovery uplift.
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An important overlay, though, is to be clear about what each team member ultimately is relied upon for and empowered to do in the service of the endeavor.
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"[The] incumbent board, which created the current situation, can no longer be relied upon to lead the company, and shareholders deserve a new path forward," Loeb's presentation said.
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However, the PBOC said in an emailed statement that reports it had relied upon foreign exchange sales by state-owned banks to stabilise the yuan were "not factual".
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XacBank's Support Rating and Support Rating Floor have been affirmed at '5' and 'No Floor', respectively, reflecting Fitch's view that sovereign support, while possible, cannot be relied upon.
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"Climate change is threatening the natural resources we have relied upon for centuries, as well as our health, economy, and infrastructure," the 2016 Puyallup climate change report reads.
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Alpha programme is assigned a one-notch recovery uplift as its relied-upon OC of 5.26% does not offset the 8.4% credit loss in the 'B-' rating scenario.
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The relied-upon AP equals Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP and corresponds to an 'AA+' tested rating on a probability of default basis and a one-notch recovery uplift.
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Neither Russia nor the U.S. can be relied upon to stump up what will be a hefty reconstruction bill in Syria, according to the EU's foreign policy chief.
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Figures of trust among the victims, they can be relied upon to persuade the victims not to resist, to compound the fear of disobedience the victims already feel.
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"As the Military College of South Carolina, the Citadel has relied upon a highly effective educational model requiring all cadets to adopt a common uniform," General Rosa said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS - SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR HCFB's '21153' Support Rating reflects Fitch's view that support from the banks' shareholders, although possible, cannot be relied upon.
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"The majority relied upon the 'anti-commandeering' doctrine, holding that Congress can choose federal policies, but can't dictate to states what their own policies must be," Vladeck said.
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SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS The '5' Support Ratings of CBM and BSPB reflect Fitch's view that support from the banks' private shareholders cannot be relied upon.
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As a result, Fitch believes that extraordinary external support from the sovereign in the event that GFG becomes non-viable - while possible - can no longer be relied upon.
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But during that same period, an ideological shift was underway, as employers began scaling back the benefits workers relied upon to provide for themselves in their old age.
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Nearly all of the experts I spoke to stressed that there's not a single application or website that can be relied upon by everyone who wants to sext.
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The short-term, high-interest savings accounts Home Capital relied upon for growth have dwindled to just over C$100 million from some C$2 billion in March.
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The use of drug addiction as a red herring to distract Sherlock's friends while he plots to catch a criminal is a tactic Sherlock has relied upon before.
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This is why presidents have traditionally relied upon staff and the massive information-gathering capabilities of the American government for information rather than letting television set the agenda.
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In many fields, practitioners rely on heuristics, logical rules of thumb, as alternatives or checks for more sophisticated models when, for whatever reason, they cannot be relied upon.
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However, UBAE's Support Rating of '5' reflects Fitch's view that LFB's ability to provide support cannot be relied upon given the uncertain economic and political environment in Libya.
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The relied upon AP of 91.5% published in the programme's ACT that Fitch uses in its analysis is equivalent to its 91.5% breakeven AP for the 'AAA' rating.
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But they also provided the moral, cultural and metaphysical common ground that political reformers — abolitionists, Social Gospellers, New Dealers, civil rights marchers — relied upon to expand liberalism's promise.
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By 2040, the number will have increased to about thirty as nations which formerly relied upon the U.S. nuclear umbrella for protection realize that we cannot cover everyone.
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Once again, Donald Trump cannot be relied upon to do the right thing for American workers and businesses, even when his statements were pointing in the right direction.
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Not so long ago, Russia's armed forces were huge and relied upon overwhelming power - "a large hammer always in search of nails" as security analyst Michael Kofman puts it.
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A Windows 10 tablet your correspondent relied upon for much of his mobile computing was broken irreparably when a recent update corrupted the display driver, rendering the touchscreen useless.
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Of Sessions, Richmond said that he is unfit to serve in the role of attorney general and that he cannot be relied upon to enforce the Voting Rights Act.
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The ships in New York City for Fleet Week are relied upon by the Navy and Coast Guard for a variety of missions, ranging from combat to humanitarian aid.
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The heart of Justice Kagan's opinion in Iancu v Brunetti is her analysis of immorality and scandalousness, the two concepts the PTO relied upon to deny FUCT a registration.
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I am much more interested in whether or not the Department of Justice and the FBI relied upon that dossier and initiating a counterintelligence investigation or in court findings.
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That's why Microsoft provides Windows security baselines, which consist of a group of Microsoft-recommended configuration settings that can be relied upon to provide a more secure operating system.
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On the Section 8 page of the HUD online website we are informed that the housing voucher program cannot be relied upon as a definite solution for rental assistance.
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The health care models that worked in the past cannot be relied upon to work in the future, particularly when the stakes are so high for so many seniors.
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For a significant period of time, Chinese cosmographical thought determined that the world was flat, with a beginning and an end, and Chinese mapmakers relied upon a square grid.
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I recommend buying the corresponding lanyard cables for your most relied-upon devices, which attach to a tiny but sturdy lanyard lock on either side of the power bank.
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"I believe that I relied upon the processes that are there, you know what every Cabinet secretary has to rely upon their staff to do this work," Shulkin said.
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On that basis, most EU banks' Support Ratings would likely remain '5', meaning extraordinary support is 'possible, but cannot be relied upon' and Support Rating floors remain 'No floor'.
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"By targeting Hassan Tabaja and Wael Bazzi and their European-based companies, this administration is continuing to disrupt all avenues of financial support relied upon by Hezbollah," he said.
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But the temporary shutdown also highlights that the Deep Space Network, essential infrastructure relied upon by NASA and other space agencies, is aging and in need of expensive upgrades.
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Soon after, Mr. McConnell told one fellow Republican senator that Mr. Pence, while well intentioned, could not be entirely relied upon as a negotiator who spoke for the president.
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Where (user) consent is being relied upon as a legal basis to process personal data, the standard required by GDPR states it must be informed, freely given and specific.
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The relied upon AP of 87.0% published in the programme's ACT that Fitch uses in its analysis provides more protection than the 90.5% breakeven AP for the 'AAA' rating.
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The relied upon AP of 87.0% published in the programme's ACT that Fitch uses in its analysis provides more protection than the 90.0% breakeven AP for the 'AAA' rating.
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The relied upon AP of 89.29% published in the programme's ACT that Fitch uses in its analysis provides more protection than the 93.5% breakeven AP for the 'AAA' rating.
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The relied upon AP of 90.5% published in the programme's ACT that Fitch uses in its analysis provides more protection than the 0003% breakeven AP for the 'AAA' rating.
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"I believe that I relied upon the processes that are there, you know, what every Cabinet secretary has to rely upon their staff to do this work," he said.
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" The memo also cites the 2002 AUMF, which it said the United States has "long relied upon" for military action "for the purpose of establishing a stable, democratic Iraq.
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" The memo also cites the 85033 AUMF, which it said the United States has "long relied upon" for military action "for the purpose of establishing a stable, democratic Iraq.
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While it may well dull cravings in some patients, it might not for others—and clearly it can't be relied upon exclusively without additional therapy and other forms of treatment.
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If conclusions are going to be trusted and relied upon, there needs to be a system where the public will have faith in the process and can accept its conclusions.
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SUPPORT RATING (SR) and SUPPORT RATING FLOOR (SRF) TSB's and SR of '5' and SRF of 'No Floor' reflects Fitch's opinion that state support, although possible, cannot be relied upon.
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However, the letter shares that the Nevada Utilities Commission also recently eliminated "favorable tariffs relied upon to deploy solar," which caused the company to close all operations in the state.
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While this issue may seem like a no-brainer to some, the fact is there is a much-relied-upon precedent that benefits law enforcement and makes their job easier.
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"With the Oradian integration, communities that primarily relied upon cash for money transfer in and out of their villages can now transfer money instantly and safely, regardless of their location".
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GFNorte's SR and SRF were affirmed at '5' and 'NF', respectively, in view of its position as a holding company, indicating that, although possible, external support cannot be relied upon.
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Today, trusted third party companies called Certificate Authorities, or CAs, create and provide these documents that are relied upon by everyone from private users to the biggest names in tech.
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The partial government shutdown could cut into food stamps relied upon by millions of families sooner than expected, according to a study by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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"Therefore nothing in this report can be considered accurate and the information should not be relied upon in evaluating the effectiveness of this flawed policy," said IBWA spokeswoman Jill Culora.
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Given the uncertain economic and political environment in Libya, LFB's ability to provide support cannot be relied upon despite a track record of past support for the Turkish bank's operations.
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The flaws in the studies relied upon by Boldrin and Levine are numerous, and many academics have cast doubts on their conclusions (for example, see here, here, here, and here).
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With Kohl's and Wal-Mart both going about holiday hiring differently this year, though, the number of seasonal workers could become a metric less relied upon to forecast consumer demand.
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"The bill would retroactively eliminate an important investor protection, relied upon by millions of individual investors throughout the U.S. mainland and Puerto Rico," he said in a statement on Tuesday.
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There is no violinist I would rather hear play Bach — well, anything, really — than Mr. Tetzlaff, who can be relied upon to rethink every last note of everything he plays.
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Because of that lag, and because no Covid-19-specific serological tests have been fully vetted yet, the FDA's latest guidance is that they shouldn't be relied upon for diagnoses.
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The Kurdish-dominated SDF bore the brunt of fighting against the Islamic State, and was assured by no less than the president himself that American support could be relied upon.
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But although investigators found probable cause of rape and sexual assault, officials determined that Baldwin's "character was questionable and the statements I made could not be relied upon," she said.
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The FDAs June 213 risk assessment relied upon a decade-old letter from the company for the agencys estimate of the amount of dust babies were exposed to during diapering.
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"Rise Above" was Longstreth's fourth album, and his first to feature the singer and guitarist Amber Coffman, who joined the cast of musicians Longstreth relied upon to tour and record.
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A federal court ruled the government violated Ralls' due process rights by not giving it an opportunity to rebut the unclassified evidence the government relied upon to reach its decision.
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But things changed in 1996, when she saw her uncle die of malnutrition before her eyes after the North Korean government stopped the rice rations that many relied upon to survive.
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Carefully phrased to match the language of the fields they were satirizing, the papers nonetheless used implausible statistics, made claims not warranted by the data, or relied upon ideologically motivated analyses.
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"ADP provided non-public, inaccurate and misleading information, claims, and arguments which were relied upon by ISS," Ackman said in a regulatory filing made with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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"The actions of these officers completely undermine their credibility and they cannot be relied upon as witnesses in any pending prosecution," the Solicitor-General's office said in a news release Friday.
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After spending time with President Trump at the G7, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has concluded that the United States can no longer be relied upon as a security blanket for Europe.
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There are several reasons: But as I've spent more time around consumer products, I've come to the view that this theory is overstated and over-relied upon by entrepreneurs and investors.
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"I believe that I relied upon the processes that are there, you know what every Cabinet secretary has to rely upon their staff to do this work," he told USA Today.
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Every transformative technology or industry — railroads, space travel, cellular phones and the Internet — has relied upon some type of government involvement, whether it be regulatory mandate, direct investment or tax preference.
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The crisis that reached its climax with the failure of Lehman Brothers a decade ago swept away the notion that financial leaders could be relied upon to safely run their firms.
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China no longer will have the advantages it relied upon in the past to sell extensively into the U.S. market while restricting the activities of U.S. firms in the Chinese market.
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If violent extremists can be relied upon for one thing, it is their ability to make hyper-visible the latent prejudices and assumptions taken for granted by the "moderate" general public.
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He is now a heavily relied-upon sideman on New York's avant-garde jazz scene, because he can seemingly do anything with his horn, while keeping his heart on his sleeve.
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Democrats strongly opposed the provision -- which received strong support from House Republicans and President Trump -- arguing the change would be detrimental to the safety net relied upon by low-income earners.
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But if the U.S. is to achieve the constructive outcomes it seeks, and expect other nations to fulfill their negotiated commitments, as it should, America must be relied upon do likewise.
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She's also an avid consumer of popular music (that's part of what makes her own music and production so good), and can always be relied upon for a decent tip or two.
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Tuesday, the four liberal justices -- joined critically by Justice Anthony Kennedy -- seemed to indicate that a Texas court had relied upon the wrong standards in ruling against the inmate, Bobby James Moore.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Grupo ASSA's SR and SRF of '5' and 'NF', respectively, indicate that, although possible, external support cannot be relied upon, given the entity's limited systemic importance.
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Harris also relied upon her experience as a former child actor while working with Moonlight's 11-year-old star, Alex R. Hibbert, who plays her son Chiron in the film's opening chapter.
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It asked the government to consider whether China could be relied upon to adhere to the human-rights treaties it has signed and whether a trial would be free from political interference.
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Unfortunately, the court decisions relied upon by judges in the '2230s to determine who should and should not be held liable for illicit content were all relics of a radically different era.
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REB'S AND PERESVET'S SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS The '5' Support Ratings (SRs) of REB and Peresvet reflect Fitch's view that support from the banks' private shareholders cannot be relied upon.
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The SRs and Support Rating Floors of 'No Floor' also reflect that support from the Russian authorities cannot be relied upon due to the banks' narrow franchises and lack of systemic importance.
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No matter how robust or in control an autonomous driving system might feel, Autopilot — and other systems like it — cannot be wholly trusted or relied upon to fully take over driving duties.
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BGEO's Support Rating of '21153' and Support Rating Floor of 'No Floor' reflect Fitch's view that sovereign support for BGEO cannot be relied upon given that it is not a regulated entity.
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Unofficially, it would be a propaganda operation intended to target Washington and European capitals and "train a cadre of leaders who can be relied upon in future governments," according to one memo.
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Paying on time Interest rates have risen to 22000 percent, a nine-year high, so the credit that Brazilians traditionally have relied upon for watches and other luxuries is significantly more expensive.
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The lab's innovations helped form some of the technical underpinning of what is known as "next-generation sequencing," a critical advance relied upon at companies like Illumina, Complete Genomics and Oxford Nanopore.
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One of Wall Street's most relied-upon indexes, the S&P helps shed light on last year and, if analyzed properly, can make investors money in 2018, the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Confessional privilege cannot be relied upon to avoid a child protection or criminal obligation to report beliefs, suspicions or knowledge of child abuse," according to a communique published after the attorneys meeting.
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"If we don't have good water, we can't do anything," said Art Hayes, a cattle rancher who worries that more mining would foul a supply that generations of ranchers have relied upon.
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In fact, that his father attended the interview gave me pause about hiring him initially, but in the end I relied upon my gut feelings and hired him regardless of the helicoptering.
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While Mr. Trump confuses and insults historic allies, demonstrating that historic United States engagement can no longer be relied upon, China is creating influence for itself over vast expanses of the globe.
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One of Wall Street's most relied-upon indexes, the S&P helps shed light on last year and, if analyzed properly, can make investors money in 103, the "Mad Money " host said.
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Jokic is being relied upon to carry much of the scoring load this season but opened the campaign with a total of seven points on 3-of-13 shooting through two games.
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The '5' Support Rating and 'No Floor' Support Rating Floor reflect Fitch's view that support from either the bank's shareholders or the Russian authorities could not be relied upon, in case of need.
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Top finance professionals urged governments to complete reforms while the global economy is still showing solid growth, insisting that central banks should not be relied upon in the event of a new crisis.
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The duck face, the fish gape, the smize—these are just a few of the time-honored poses that celebrities, influencers, and the Instagram-happy masses have relied upon to create perfect selfies.
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"What the U.S. has done for the world with shale gas is given another form of affordable, competitive energy that can be relied upon," said Jack Fusco, Cheniere's CEO, said at the conference.
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Overall, and together with the assumptions referred to above, Fitch's assessment of the information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis according to its applicable rating methodologies indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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SUPPORT RATING The Support Rating of '5' reflects that, although possible, external support for Santander Rio from Spain's Santander, cannot be relied upon given the high political interference risk and ample economic imbalances.
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The driver might argue he or she reasonably relied upon the AV, but should the manufacturer instead be held responsible where the hazard was visible and driver intervention could have avoided the accident?
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This process taught me that I should not assume that people can be relied upon, or that other people will necessarily receive from me in the same way that I receive from others.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The bank's Support Rating of '20153' and Support Rating Floor of 'No Floor' reflect Fitch's opinion that potential sovereign support for the bank cannot be relied upon.
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Overall and together with the assumptions referred to above, Fitch's assessment of the information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis according to its applicable rating methodologies indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS - SUPPORT RATING The Support Rating of '20526' reflects that, although possible, external support for this bank, as with most Argentine banks, cannot be relied upon given the ample economic imbalances.
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Overall, and together with the assumptions referred to above, Fitch's assessment of the information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis, according to its applicable rating methodologies, indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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A recovery uplift of two notches is assigned, as the AP relied upon by Fitch in its analysis provides more protection than the covered bonds' respective stressed credit loss in a 'AAA' scenario.
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If Ghosn's alleged misconduct affected Nissan or Renault's financial statements relied upon by US investors — or if his behavior exposes internal compliance problems — it could be the basis for a lawsuit, Chase said.
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This means that they can be relied upon to assemble a financial aid package that will cover the tuition bill, but it's up to you to figure out whether that bill makes sense.
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While this might suggest that checks and balances can help insulate an institution like the Fed from presidential whims, it only works if the Senate can be relied upon to defend its independence.
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Democrats were adamantly against the changes to SNAP, arguing the Senate-passed version did not include the changes and they could be detrimental to the safety net relied upon by low-income earners.
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A friend—a trans man who was soon giving birth—was looking for a doula, but couldn't find any who could be relied upon to consistently use male pronouns within the birthing space.
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While Democratic support among Hispanics has improved over the past decade, from the low 202023s to the high 202013s, there is evidence suggesting that those gains cannot be relied upon in future elections.
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The California patient who presented coronavirus symptoms wasn't tested for an entire week because the person had no known exposure or travel history — criteria the CDC relied upon when deciding whom to test.
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These forecasts are relied upon by businesses making investment decisions, utility commissions making regulatory decisions and by agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in predicting the impacts of policies pertaining to energy.
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According to news accounts, Wheeler also relied upon earlier EPA approvals of some PFAS chemicals as proof of their safety — despite recent evidence that the agency knowingly ignored studies showing serious health risks.
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The waiver "discriminates against trusted, high-quality family planning providers relied upon by countless poor and low-income Texans," said Clare Coleman, president and CEO of the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association.
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There is no scientific or legal reason to believe that familial searching cannot provide the same finding of evidence that the criminal justice system has relied upon using conventional DNA comparisons for decades.
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Such a finding by EPA's Integrated Risk Information System, whose assessments are relied upon by states and countries around the world, could have opened Georgia-Pacific and other companies to major legal liabilities.
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In the living room were Mr. Elayyan's friends, talking and laughing together, remembering their brother — a patient family man who could always be relied upon for good advice (and giving sharp amateur haircuts).
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"The radicalization models that US government agencies have relied upon are equally empty of substance and are also little more than covers for the organized suspicion and demonization of Muslim populations," he added.
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The information provided should not be relied upon as investment advice or recommendations, does not constitute a solicitation to buy or sell securities and should not be considered specific legal, investment, or tax advice.
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Authorities also "relied upon store receipts showing suspicious transactions from the person and obtained a search warrant for his Google search history that showed him conducting searches they considered suspicious," according to the newspaper.
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Regulators are pressuring companies to cut drug costs and takeovers have become the preferred method of combating looming patent expiries on some of the top-selling medicines they have relied upon in recent years.
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Governments are investing "strategically", having paid for the underlying research for many years—a reminder that there are some goods, such as blue-sky scientific work, that markets cannot be relied upon to provide.
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The information provided should not be relied upon as investment advice or recommendations, does not constitute a solicitation to buy or sell securities and should not be considered specific legal, investment or tax advice.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Suncorp-Metway Limited's covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon AP rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 93.5% or where the issuer's IDR falls below 'BBB'.
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"As multinational corporations have increasingly relied upon complex, international tax strategies to affect their bottom lines, the SEC's disclosure framework has not kept pace," the Financial Accountability & Corporate Transparency Coalition wrote in the report.
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As far as I can tell, Leave claims that the Irish can be relied upon for our security, and that migrants won't come across the border because they won't have the permits to work.
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Keenan alleged that Gianforte had failed to take responsibility for initially claiming the reporter instigated the skirmish, and as such, she said, he cannot be relied upon to tell the truth to his constituents.
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"In the absence of a system providing positive means for the removal of feces from the body, an extremely basic system had to be relied upon for inflight fecal collection," NASA's history website explained.
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Over just four events, the UFC had learned the golden rule of tournaments: They create their own narratives but cannot be relied upon to give you the pay-off and closure that you want.
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Egalitarians speak the language of an America struggling to live up to its ideals; so powerfully does egalitarian language resonate in this country, Wilentz points out, that even defenders of slavery relied upon it.
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For the three months needed to complete the journey, the pair relied upon the kindness of strangers to give them beds for the night and help them charge the battery of their Nissan Leaf.
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But any suggestion that Chelsea Clinton might be relied upon to perform traditional first-lady tasks has the potential to strike a nerve, prompting concerns about an overly gendered view of presidential family roles.
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SUPPORT RATING The bank's Support Rating of '5' reflects that, although external support for BBVA Frances from Spain's BBVA is possible, it cannot be relied upon, in Fitch's view, given country risks in Argentina.
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A new system of rigor enacted by Kelly has limited the number of calls Trump receives from the kitchen cabinet of informal advisers that he relied upon in the early days of his presidency.
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When you find out so many of the people that you had relied upon and trusted were in fact phonies, then you have to step back and ask: What is my standard of credibility?
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The states say that the voiding of the penalty, which takes effect next year, removes the legal underpinning the Supreme Court relied upon when it upheld the law in 2012 under Congress' tax power.
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"The reality of the situation is that it conferred lawful presence and numerous other benefits, and many DACA recipients and others nationwide have relied upon it for the last six years," Judge Hanen wrote.
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The interviews and court records portrayed a crime boss who relied upon seven police officers he had met over his years on the job to be his crew — his legmen, his doormen, his bagmen.
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Though studies have not conclusively shown that e-cigarettes can be relied upon to help adult smokers quit, there is substantial evidence that teenagers who use them have a higher risk of smoking cigarettes.
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"He's still our best spokesperson and he is going to be relied upon on by whoever the nominee is to help turn out voters who were key to his election and reelection," Thornell added.
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And Nix has certainly come at the right moment, when conscientious eaters around the world have begun to turn away from the traditional meat-vegetable-starch triad that restaurants have relied upon for decades.
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"These targets appeared ambitious at the time, in part because they relied upon aggressive revenue growth assumptions, which now seem nigh on impossible," Citi analysts, who rate Credit Suisse's stock "buy", said in a note.
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They relied upon food stamps and other benefits such as free glasses from school, things he considers handouts when they are given to others, a necessary evil when his family had to rely upon them.
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After years of heavy money printing, "there's no magic hand left for central banks," he said, adding that fiscal spending will be relied upon to play a bigger role in battling the next economic downturn.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "Madison's genius was to understand that the best bulwark against tyranny was not virtue — virtue helps, but should never be relied upon — but ambition counteracting ambition, faction counteracting faction.
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"What the market has certainly relied upon is that China is one of the last legs here to get solidified," said Paul Springmeyer, managing director at U.S. Bank Wealth Management Private Client Reserve in Minneapolis.
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The company said, given the pace of management transition and the extent of operational reviews underway, the board is not in a position to provide guidance and accordingly, prior guidance should not be relied upon.
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Overall and together with the assumptions referred to above, Fitch's assessment of the asset pool information relied upon for the agency's rating analysis, according to its applicable rating methodologies, indicates that it is adequately reliable.
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There was a clearly a niche for it — GiveWell's research is relied upon by thousands of donors in their annual charitable giving, and GiveWell has moved more than $100 million to the charities they recommend.
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Fitch's assessment of continuing support for Canadian D-SIFI's has to some extent relied upon resolution powers granted regulators under the CDIC ACT as well as the potential size, structure, and feasibility of NVCC implementation.
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But whereas Arts and Crafts relied upon dense figurative patterns, harmonious colors and a veneration of medieval themes, Omega's aesthetic was suggestive of Pablo Picasso's Cubism and Henri Matisse's Les Fauves — slashy, garish and wild.
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The defense officials are also emphasizing that National Guard forces activated by governors, as well as state and local civilian law enforcement authorities in a given area, should be relied upon as much as possible.
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Fitch's assessment of continuing support for Canadian D-SIFIs has to some extent relied upon resolution powers granted regulators under the CDIC ACT as well as the potential size, structure, and feasibility of NVCC implementation.
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Employee stakeholders should not be relied upon as the conscience for society at large, though it would not be a surprise to find employee representatives leading discussions in a more progressive direction within corporate boardrooms.
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On top of that, a massive investigation into endemic corruption in the country has uncovered a web of political bribes and kickbacks that effectively shut off under-the-table payments that politicians also relied upon.
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These sorts of exchanges are very telling because for years Facebook has relied upon people not knowing or really understanding how its platform works to keep what are clearly ethically questionable practices from closer scrutiny.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The Support Rating of '5' and the Support Rating Floor of 'NF' reflect that, although possible, external support for Macro cannot be relied upon given the sovereign's track record.
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Roughly 11,000 Kurds — who were allied with the US in the region — were killed in the fight against ISIS, and many more were relied upon by the US to evict the extremists from their strongholds.
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The Irregulars were founded by Christopher Morley and other literary figures, who began a modest annual dinner and named themselves after the group of street urchins Holmes relied upon for information on the London underworld.
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Recognizing the power of avid fan bases in navigating the streaming universe, CBS All Access has heavily relied upon "Star Trek" to try reeling in subscribers, having launched on the back of "Discovery" in 2017.
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In doing so, the individual mandate penalty ceased to generate any revenue for the federal government, the key component that the Supreme Court relied upon to find the mandate as an exercise of taxation powers.
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The hacking of the Amazon chief Jeff Bezos highlights a critical issue in corporate security: Consumer-based apps, like WhatsApp, are developed for entertainment and shouldn't be relied upon by senior executives for sensitive communications.
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Facebook says it can only comply with the government's request if it rewrites the code relied upon by all its users to remove encryption or else hacks the government's current target, according to the sources.
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"Massachusetts courts blatantly and willfully disregard ICE's requests to detain aliens on a daily basis, and cannot be relied upon to honor our requests," an official in ICE's Boston field office complained in internal emails.
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The 2001 AUMF "remains a cornerstone for ongoing U.S. military operations and continues to provide legal authority relied upon to defeat this threat," Tillerson said at the top of a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR CSL's Support Rating and Support Rating Floor are based on Fitch's view that while support from the New Zealand sovereign (AA/Stable) is possible, it cannot be relied upon.
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Similarly, the Court's quashing of a framework relied upon by thousands of companies to transfer data between the EU and the United States in October 2015 was criticized for not giving businesses any time to adapt.
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The proposed design changes would replace the API relied upon by privacy extensions like uBlock and Ghostery with another designed to "diminish the effectiveness of content blocking and ad blocking extensions," the Register reported on Tuesday.
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"If I had to search for these fish on my own, I would never have found them," said the photographer Hall, noting that he relied upon a local guide who had previously spotted a psychedelic frogfish.
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So far, the industry has relied upon frack sand hauled over 1,200 miles from Wisconsin at a cost of $110 per ton, Energent, which is a part of market research firm Westwood Global Energy Group, said.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Christian Savings' Support Rating and Support Rating Floor are based on Fitch's view that while support from the New Zealand sovereign (AA/Stable) is possible, it cannot be relied upon.
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"Recently there was increased concern from our customers that Oracle would stop supporting the version of Java that customers relied upon, or change the licensing terms, and customers had good reason to be concerned, " Cockcroft wrote.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 87.5%, or if the bank's Long-term IDR falls below 'A+'.
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This data suggests that, at least for today, backlinks are still heavily relied upon by Big G. You can prioritize your SEO tasks based on what's likely to give you the most bang for your buck.
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But face-to-face meetings are crucial in Chinese business culture, where personal bonds and political connections, collectively known as guanxi, are relied upon to avoid and resolve business disputes, sometimes more than the legal system.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR - Bantrab Bantrab's SR and SRF of '103' and 'NF', respectively, indicate that, although possible, external support cannot be relied upon given the currently low state ownership and limited systemic importance.
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Separated from most of the world by two oceans, our country has long relied upon the U.S. Merchant Marine to trade with the world, provide lifesaving humanitarian assistance to those in need, and project military power.
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The subsequent performance of the transactions is consistent with the agency's expectations given the operating environment and Fitch is therefore satisfied that the asset pool information relied upon for its initial rating analysis was adequately reliable.
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And over the years, several writers and researchers have suspected that it was a convenient fiction, relied upon to help a mixed-race people evade enslavement and the other abuses and indignities forced upon nonwhite Southerners.
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Perhaps most importantly, the report confirmed that the controversial Steele dossier was not relied upon to open the Bureau's investigation of Trump's campaign, demolishing a particularly pernicious fabrication relentlessly parroted in right-wing media echo chambers.
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Macquarie Bank Limited - Mortgage Covered Bonds The covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon AP rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 90.0% or where the issuer's IDR falls below 'BBB+'.
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Suncorp-Metway Limited - Mortgage Covered Bonds The covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon AP rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 93.5% or where the issuer's IDR falls below 'BBB'.
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Westpac Banking Corporation - Mortgage Covered Bonds The covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon AP rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 92.0% or where the issuer's IDR falls below 'BBB+'.
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"I am shocked by media reports that the FBI may have relied upon an unsubstantiated 'dossier' which makes 'salacious and unverified' claims against President Trump," Goodlatte wrote in his January 16 letter to Judge Rosemary Collyer.
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Road-building proponents claim it could not be relied upon in bad weather — but the Interior Department has found that ice, snow, and mud will render the proposed road treacherous or impassible much of the year.
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This material is not intended to be relied upon as a forecast, research or investment advice, and is not a recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy or sell any securities or to adopt any investment strategy.
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Fitch's assessment of continuing support for Canadian D-SIFI's has to some extent relied upon resolution powers granted regulators under the CDIC ACT as well as the potential size, structure, and feasibility of NVCC and TLAC implementation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's gold benchmark experienced large, unpredictable fluctuations after some banks left the auction that sets the price relied upon by the $113 trillion-a-year bullion market, according to a Reuters analysis of trading data.
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Investors lost faith in them in the wake of the 2014 crude price slump as returns struggled to match previous performance and the construction of new pipelines, which these entities relied upon to generate higher profits, slowed.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "[ James Madison 's] genius was to understand that the best bulwark against tyranny was not virtue — virtue helps, but should never be relied upon — but ambition counteracting ambition, faction counteracting faction.
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For its part, Beijing gets a solid political ally in Southeast Asia who can be relied upon in international forums to back up China&aposs position on issues such as territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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Within the week I was writing eulogies and attending the funerals of five friends who I'd invited to the party and talked with that evening, friends I planned a future with, lived with, relied upon, and loved.
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As wilderness areas like Florida's everglades become even more fragmented due to climate change, human development, and natural resource extraction, culling is increasingly relied upon to protect the native species and ecosystems that are still holding on.
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Prior to its creation, devoted viewers relied upon old-school forums like Joker's Updates to post and read minute-by-minute feed updates, participate in online discussion, and view daily-updated charts documenting houseguests' popularity among fans.
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In it she tells of being overlooked or underestimated by teachers — despite her formidable talent — and reveals that she was sexually harassed by a figure whom she relied upon for gigs in the small San Francisco scene.
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Ahead of Tuesday's vote, Biden is showing strength with the same kinds of voters that Sanders, a U.S senator from Vermont, relied upon in his surprise defeat of front-runner Hillary Clinton in the state in 219.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia - Mortgage Covered Bonds The covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon AP rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 92.0% or where the issuer's IDR falls below 'BBB+'.
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National Australia Bank Limited - Mortgage Covered Bonds The covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon AP rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91.5% or where the issuer's IDR falls below 'BBB+'.
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"Absent a currently nonexistent effective regulatory framework for opioids that incorporates public health considerations, the FDA cannot be relied upon to approve any more new opioids," wrote Sidney M. Wolfe, founder of Public Citizen's Health Research Group.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The 'AA' rating of CIF Euromortgage's (CIF) Obligations Foncieres is vulnerable to a downgrade if any of the following occurs: (i) Credit Immobilier de France Developpement's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) was downgraded by three notches to 'BBB' or below; (ii) the relied upon overcollateralisation (OC), decreases below the legal minimum OC of 5.0%; (iii) a downgrade of the French sovereign IDR would significantly increase the breakeven OC and would lead to a downgrade of CIF if the relied upon OC remained at the legal minimum.
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The Support Rating of '21000' and Support Rating Floor of 'No Floor' reflect Fitch's view that sovereign support, while possible, can no longer be relied upon for BT, as for most other commercial banks in the European Union.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR CUB's Support Rating of '5' and Support Rating Floor of 'No Floor' reflects our view that, while support from the New Zealand sovereign (AA/Stable) is possible, it cannot be relied upon.
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SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS Basis and Cartu's Support Ratings of '5' and Support Rating Floors of 'No Floor' reflect the two banks' limited systemic importance, and consequently Fitch's view that state support cannot be relied upon.
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Increased acidity can devastate marine life and coral reefs, which cover less than 2% of the ocean floor but are relied upon by about 25% of marine species — including many fish that are key food sources for humans.
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However, this "administrative process" did not afford Kaspersky Lab due process under U.S. law because the company did not have the opportunity to see and contest the information relied upon by DHS before the issuance of the Directive.
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Doc was the only teacher who'd been given one of those newfangled SmartBoards, and his favorites — the students who could be relied upon to win — would often stay after school to recite poetry or work on their prompts.
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Finally, and somewhat related, a provision was altered that referred to the law's "application" — this is the part that explicitly states that "general authority" statutes cannot be relied upon as a grant of authority to make acting appointments.
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The subsequent performance of the transactions over the years is consistent with the agency's expectations given the operating environment and Fitch is therefore satisfied that the asset pool information relied upon for its rating analysis was adequately reliable.
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Airwars, a civilian casualty monitor established by journalists in 2014, is now concentrating all of its detailed investigatory work, relied upon by NGOs, peace campaigners, and the media, on "an unprecedented number" of alleged Coalition civilian casualty events.
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In particular and all else being equal, a higher sovereign Country Ceiling would trigger an upgrade by one notch for all programmes, factoring in the good recovery prospects, irrespective of the level of Fitch's relied-upon over-collateralisation.
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The programme could be upgraded to 'AAA' if the hard bullet bonds decrease significantly, so that eligible liquid assets would cover refinancing risk on a nine-months rolling basis, or if the OC relied upon by Fitch increases.
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Democrats were vocal about their opposition to the changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, arguing the Senate-passed version did not include the revisions and is detrimental to the safety net relied upon by low-income earners.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The covered bonds are vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91.5% or if the bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) falls below 'BBB+'.
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"The companies deliberately exploited the opportunity offered by debranding to hike up the price for a drug which is relied upon by many thousands of patients," Philip Marsden, chairman of the CMA's case decision group, said on Wednesday.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The bank's '5' Support Rating and 'No Floor' Support Rating Floor reflect Fitch's view that support cannot be relied upon either from the Turkish authorities or from the shareholders.
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Meanwhile, science is experiencing a reproducibility crisis, in which scientists are finding that published results are difficult (if not impossible) to replicate, and the peer review system that it's long relied upon is falling under much-needed scrutiny.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES ASB Bank Limited's covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 87.5%, or if the bank's Long-Term IDR falls below 'A+'.
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" He added that the forensics evidence relied upon to convict the pair was "in my opinion fundamentally flawed and should always have been considered unreliable when considered against international standards on DNA and forensics usage in criminal trials.
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Brady is Brady, so he can be relied upon to find a way to move the ball, but tight end Rob Gronkowski's health and effectiveness are in question after he sustained a concussion in the A.F.C. championship game.
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Crow received a Bronze Star after leading a platoon of paratroopers in the 82nd Airborne Division during the invasion of Iraq and has relied upon his own history in making the case that withholding aid had deadly consequences.
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"These types of attacks — used maliciously and designed to sniff out human and/or network weaknesses — could ultimately bypass a country's most-relied-upon defenses and security controls in what would be a historical asymmetric cyberattack," Conner added.
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But US troops have historically relied upon a host of different warning systems and defense capabilities in Iraq, such as the Counter Rocket, Artillery, Mortar system (C-RAM), which "detects, warns, and intercepts" smaller munitions from the enemy.
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" That was the legal rationale the administration relied upon when enforcing the so-called travel ban, and last term, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that the ban fell "squarely within the scope of Presidential authority under the INA.
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Just hours after Pruitt issued his consumer alert, a front group run by Washington, D.C., public-relations operative Rick Berman (whose talking points Pruitt clearly relied upon), launched a week-long advertising campaign defaming us in the state.
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There are few places where the implications of this virtuous cycle are more positive than the tech sector, which is relied upon by almost every business to supply the chips, software, and cloud storage demanded by today's consumer.
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Horowitz sharply criticized FBI officials and their supervisors for misleading the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court about the extent to which they relied upon the Steele dossier in their initial warrant application against Page and its three subsequent renewals.
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If you're in New York and feel like there's nothing to see, the editors of Film Comment magazine can be relied upon to choose a handful of movies you haven't seen before, and possibly haven't even heard of.
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That moment was the start of a whirlwind wedding — and a run of unprecedented success for a journeyman pro who had just begun to adjust his game after the unconventional putting style he long relied upon was outlawed.
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He is, in short, not to be relied upon, a fact which is both galling given his day-to-day influence and elating given how much shiftiness is part and parcel to being a high-profile pro wrestler.
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SR AND SRF The SR and SRF reflect Fitch's view that although external support is possible, and the regulatory action taken at Vicenza did not result in losses for the bank's senior creditors, external support cannot be relied upon.
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For this reason, the researchers relied upon a survey of 3,299 randomly chosen homes all over Puerto Rico, asking residents about the causes of death and other factors, like whether or not they were forced to leave their houses.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES ANZ's covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied-upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 90.5% or if the bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) falls below 'A+'.
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Instead of the older-guard American stalwarts that past presidential wives have relied upon, such as Oscar de la Renta, Michelle has gone with contemporary names like Tracy Reese, Jason Wu, and Thakoon Panichgul on a number of occasions.
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None of the four or more aliases Hutchins may have used, mostly while still a minor, was included in the indictment, as those aliases likely would have been if the case in chief relied upon evidence under that alias.
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Last week, the New York Times published a lengthy report on the NFL's less than stellar track record with concussions, the faulty research it conducted and relied upon, and most critically, the leagues supposed ties to the Tobacco Industry.
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As it happens, neither Mr Gorsuch nor the four conservative justices on the Supreme Court think much of Lemon v Kurtzman, the main case Mr Watson relied upon in deciding that the travel ban is discriminatory on religious grounds.
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"Caregivers are, on the one hand, heavily relied upon but on the other hand overlooked," said Richard Schulz, chair of the 19-member expert panel that crafted the report and a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh.
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SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS The Support Rating Floors (SRF) of 'No Floor' and the Support Ratings (SR) of '5' for Alior and Getin express Fitch's opinion that potential sovereign support of the banks cannot be relied upon.
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All this suggests that the Persian Gulf may well come to resemble what former U.S. President Richard Nixon termed the "twin pillar" policy of the 1970s, which relied upon Saudi Arabia and the Shah's Iran to safeguard regional security.
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George Kent, a senior U.S. diplomat, on Tuesday said he had been alarmed by efforts by Giuliani and others to pressure Ukraine and detailed the people Giuliani relied upon for information, according to a lawmaker familiar with his testimony.
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The subsequent performance of the transaction over the years is consistent with the agency's expectations given the operating environment and Fitch is therefore satisfied that the asset pool information relied upon for its initial rating analysis was adequately reliable.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A U.S. Senate vote to extend the Iran Sanctions Act (ISA) for 10 years shows the world that Washington cannot be relied upon to act on its commitments, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Saturday.
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"The proposed order type will harm one of the most relied-upon aspects of modern market structure, the closing auction," Stacey Cunningham, NYSE's chief operating officer, said in a letter to traders on Tuesday, which was obtained by Reuters.
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The defense secretary's position was supported by Mr. Kerry and Mr. Moniz, two architects of the Iran nuclear deal, who cautioned that such a declaration could unnerve American allies already fearful that America's nuclear umbrella cannot be relied upon.
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Democrats were vocal about their opposition to the changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, arguing the Senate-passed version did not include the revisions and it is detrimental to the safety net relied upon by low-income earners.
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The subsequent performance of the transactions over the years is consistent with the agency's expectations given the operating environment and Fitch is therefore satisfied that the asset pool information relied upon for its initial rating analysis was adequately reliable.
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The pharma defendants took a more pugnacious stance, asserting that just days after the 6th Circuit called for disclosure of the ARCOS data, the Supreme Court, in its Argus Leader decision, rejected the analysis the 6th Circuit relied upon.
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However, and simply put, Trump is a poor leader: He does not stay on message, his word cannot be relied upon by either his allies or his adversaries, and his actual policy positions are murky, to say the least.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR EFGInt's and EFG Bank's Support Ratings (SR) and Support Rating Floors (SRF) reflect our view that support from the Swiss authorities cannot be relied upon, primarily because of the group's low systemic importance.
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We are now in an era when three (and soon four) conferences have their own networks, and ESPN and its affiliates can be relied upon to show games on several weeknights as well as for 12 hours on Saturdays.
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Agency bosses don't have to be told about every hack, but the breach of the S.E.C.'s Edgar filing system, which is used by public companies and relied upon by investors, should have been reported promptly to the top.
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"While the U.S. government has evacuated some cruise ship passengers in recent weeks, repatriation flights should not be relied upon as an option for U.S. citizens under the potential risk of quarantine by local authorities," the State Department said.
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While Moore was correct in calling for an "all hands on deck" movement to resist Trump, his entire plan relied upon the current Democratic establishment — the establishment of neoliberals that brought upon the conditions ideal for Trumpism to flourish.
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After having no message, no money, and no real leadership since 2016, Democrats are now in peril of losing the one key narrative that they've relied upon in the past: that Republicans are a bunch of heartless, racist goons.
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"Our audit will determine whether the IT systems and processes DHS relied upon were adequate to carry out specific border security operations, including tracking separated families, prior to and following the implementation of the 'zero tolerance' policy," Kelly said.
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Credit reporting on a public registry could reduce racial biases by drawing on new data sources, such as income, and excluding others, like late payments on predatory loans, which are disproportionately relied upon by people of color, Traub said.
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This is why I'm a proponent of a private, independent infrastructure bank so that annual appropriations are not relied upon to build transformative systems for our 21st-century needs and so mega-projects know a funding source is reliable.
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Coverage of impaired loans is low as the bank relies on collateral, predominantly in the form of real estate, whose value cannot be entirely relied upon since enforcement of creditors' rights in Italy is less effective than in other countries.
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As the so-called impeachment inquiry gathers information that contradicts the employee's allegations, we ask that you arrange for the Committees to receive public testimony from the employee and all individuals he or she relied upon in formulating the complaint.
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The U.S. seems to want to bypass the Palestinian National Authority by forging close ties with other Arab countries such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan, in the hopes that they can be relied upon to bring the Palestinians around.
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The system is, for instance, relied upon by the JDAM (joint direct-attack munition) kits that America's air force attaches to its free-fall bombs to turn them into smart weapons that can be guided with precision to their targets.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES National Australia Bank Limited's covered bonds would be vulnerable to downgrade if the relied-upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 94.0% or if the bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) falls below 'BBB+'.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES DBS's covered bonds are vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied-upon asset percentage (AP), used in the asset coverage test, rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 85.0% or if the bank's Long-Term IDR falls below 'BBB+'.
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BOQ's covered bonds benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as Fitch sees the underlying assets as standard and the AP relied upon by Fitch in its analysis roughly compensates for the credit loss modelled in a 'AAA(EXP)' stress scenario.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Bank of Queensland Limited's covered bonds are vulnerable to downgrade if the relied upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA(EXP)' breakeven AP of 96.0% or if the bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating falls below 'BB+'.
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Another legal challenge to a data transfer authorization mechanism relied upon by Facebook and thousands of other companies to legally move user data from the European Union to the U.S. for processing has kicked off in the Irish High Court today.
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The AP relied upon provides more protection than Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 81.5%, which supports a 'AA+' rating on a probability of default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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"Wilson isn't to that level, but he has made the jump from a fourth-line player who was there to provide energy and support his teammates to one relied upon do a lot of other things that contribute to Washington's success."
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"The latest test is vital to the future of China's moon and Mars missions and must be relied upon to guarantee the safety and health of our astronauts," Liu Zhiheng of the Chinese Academy of Sciences told the news agency.
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"On the advice of counsel, Deputy Chief Sprague has relied upon his constitutional right as a citizen of the United States," Roy T. Richter, the president of the Captains Endowment Association, the union that represents Chief Sprague, said in a statement.
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However, as the data show, the interests of these two great industries, which carried America through the recession of 6900-2628 and will be relied upon to do so again amid future economic slowdowns, are not mutually exclusive, but shared.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The bank's Support Rating and Support Rating Floor reflect Fitch's view that while support from the authorities is possible, it cannot be relied upon due to the bank's small market share and low systemic importance.
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They are giddily convinced that, as one of Capra's hobos says, "the world's been shaved by a drunken barber," and uncertain whether the American public should be relied upon as a trusty moral arbiter or feared as a swayable mass.
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Having relied upon a referendum to launch the Brexit process in 2016, it is profoundly democratic to give the people of the UK an opportunity to decide whether to go through with it, now that the circumstances have become clear.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Westpac Banking Corporation's covered bonds would be vulnerable to downgrade if the relied-upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 0003% or if the bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) falls below 'BBB+'.
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Here's the backstory: For some twenty years, as McCain tells us, the United States has relied upon Russian built heavy-lift rocket engines to launch important payloads into orbit - all of them very high priority payloads - some National Security critical.
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"The petition makes clear that the law relied upon by the Secretary of State in denying my ballot access is flawed in multiple ways and violates the Constitutions of both West Virginia and the United States," Blankenship said in a statement.
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It focuses on an adulterous husband, Michel (Alexander Hanson), who contributes to a web of deceit that ensnares all four of the sharply observed characters, none of whom can be relied upon to be telling the truth at any given time.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Westpac Banking Corporation's covered bonds would be vulnerable to downgrade if the relied-upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91.5% or if the bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) falls below 'BBB+'.
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Declines in traditional blue-collar jobs that rural America long relied upon have crippled dominant industries, while younger workers, especially those with higher levels of education, have fled rural areas, robbing their communities of the next generation of new business owners.
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Trump's deliberate decision to keep mum on his stance on Article 5 broadcasts a clear message to the West's military adversaries: NATO is not stable, the US cannot be relied upon to pull its weight on behalf of its allies.
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Andris Nelsons can now be relied upon to draw beauty from the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and there was plenty of that in his easygoing account of the Third Symphony last Saturday, remarkable for the clarity and variety of its textures.
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Patrick Philbin, the deputy White House counsel, said on the Senate floor Tuesday that it was a "stunning admission" of the "broken process" that House Democrats relied upon — including their decision to put an arbitrary deadline on the process. Rep.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES DBS's covered bonds are vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied-upon asset percentage (AP), used in the asset coverage test, rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 85.5% or if the bank's Long-Term IDR falls below 'BBB+'.
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Beyond that, however, Horowitz sharply criticized FBI officials and their supervisors for misleading the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court about the extent to which they relied upon the Steele dossier in their initial warrant application against Page and its three subsequent renewals.
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For example, the bill would require a PAE's licensee to join as a complainant when the licensee's domestic industry is relied-upon – thereby ensuring that the licensee values the protection sought by the PAE enough to join the investigation itself.
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Brnovich's case relied upon language in the U.S. Constitution giving the Supreme Court "original jurisdiction" over disputes in which a state is a party, meaning states can file a lawsuit at the high court instead of litigating first in lower courts.
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Brnovich's case relied upon language in the U.S. Constitution giving the Supreme Court "original jurisdiction" over disputes in which a state is a party, meaning states can file a lawsuit at the high court instead of litigating first in lower courts.
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The Support Ratings and Support Rating Floors of 'No Floor' also reflect that support from the Russian authorities, although possible given the banks' significant deposit franchises, cannot be relied upon due to their still small size and lack of overall systemic importance.
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In the JPMorgan case, prosecutors dropped charges against Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout because testimony from Bruno Iksil, a cooperating witness dubbed the London Whale, could no longer be relied upon in connection with the bank's $6.2 billion trading loss in 2012.
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Although the expert that Nicholas Radoycis, Allegheny County's specialized insurance fraud prosecutor, relied upon had claimed under oath, "I don't receive any compensation for my testimony," invoices and checks proved he had in fact been paid by Erie for his three appearances.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The covered bonds of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp would be vulnerable to downgrade if the relied-upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 86% or if the bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) falls below 'BBB+'.
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And Eric Garcetti, a white candidate who he said he could "bring to a black church" — and could be relied upon to clap on beat, an underrated, but over-observed cultural cue people that people feel is important to South Carolina voters.
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Democrats in the state argue that thousands -- particularly those in towns near the border and in native American reservations without reliable mail service -- have relied upon having their ballot collected by organizers in past years to ensure the ballots are received on time.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Commonwealth Bank of Australia's covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied-upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 92% or if the bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) falls below 'BBB+'.
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If the Country Ceiling is upgraded by two notches or more, the covered bond ratings could be upgraded correspondingly as long as the relied-upon OC of each programme is enough to compensate for the stresses commensurated with the Country Ceiling level.
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The Associated Press fact-checked President Trump's weekend tweets and warned readers that the president can't be relied upon for accurate information during a terrorist attack, an unusual move that is sure to spark new tension between the White House and the media.
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SUPPORT RATING (SR) AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR (SRF) Vicenza, IntesaSP Despite Vicenza's senior creditors suffering no losses as a result of the regulatory action, the SR and SRF reflect Fitch's view that although external support is possible it cannot be relied upon.
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What those ellipsis may have been referring to is the fact that Countrywide business model relied upon issuing mortgages to buyers who couldn't afford them, and then selling those mortgages as high-quality investments — a practice that helped precipitate the 20143 financial crisis.
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What those ellipsis may have been referring to is the fact that Countrywide business model relied upon issuing mortgages to buyers who couldn't afford them, and then selling those mortgages as high-quality investments — a practice that helped precipitate the 2008 financial crisis.
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If he did so because he relied upon the former DA's promises that in return for this civil deposition, he would not be prosecuted, then, even if there is no formal agreement, the court should "estop" the government from denying its promise.
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" Trump's troubles "have drawn the attention of everyone from GOP mega-donor Sheldon Adelson, who funneled tens of millions of dollars into Trump's election and is relied upon to bankroll the party's House and Senate campaigns, to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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The Support Rating and Support Rating Floors of 'No Floor' also reflect the fact that support from the Russian authorities, although possible given HCFB's considerable deposit base, cannot be relied upon due to HCFB's still small size and lack of overall systemic importance.
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"As the so-called impeachment inquiry gathers information that contradicts the employee's allegations, we ask that you arrange for the Committees to receive public testimony from the employee and all individuals he or she relied upon in formulating the complaint," they added.
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At the same time, in interviews with more than a dozen professors, administrators, students and experts, many wondered whether Yale could fairly adjudicate such cases when its process relied upon school personnel who may have had a stake in maintaining the university's reputation.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES National Australia Bank Limited's covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91.5% or if the bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) falls below 'BBB+'.
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SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS OF ACB AND MILITARY BANK The Support Ratings of '13' and Support Rating Floors of 'No Floor' of ACB and Military Bank reflect Fitch's view that state support may be possible but cannot be relied upon.
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Democrats in the state argued that thousands -- particularly those in towns near the border and in Native American reservations without reliable mail service -- have relied upon having their ballot collected by organizers in past years to ensure the ballots are received on time.
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The title of Dargis's review—"La La Land Makes Musicals Matter Again"— echoes the rhetorical structure of our demagogue-elect's most famous campaign promise, the one that relied upon the imagined greatness of past realities, or, rather, actual greatness for the extremely few.
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The Black Bloc contingent, the hooded anarchists who can usually be relied upon to inject some sense of urgency into the proceedings, were mostly up in Liverpool, trying to fight back a group of right-wing extremists calling themselves the North-West Infidels.
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He was raised in poverty by a single mother; he credits her and a white Chick-fil-A franchise owner he befriended as a young man with instilling in him the conservative values he has relied upon as he charted his political rise.
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Cruise at your own risk: The State Department warned that while it has evacuated some cruise ship passengers in recent weeks, repatriation flights should not be relied upon as an option for U.S. citizens under the potential risk of quarantine by local authorities.
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One merit of the state of emergency, then, has been to demonstrate once again the power of normalization, the inertial drift by which democratic principles and protections are abandoned, and to confirm that electoral politics cannot be relied upon to check it.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Macro's Support Rating (SR) of '5' and Support Rating Floor (SRF) of 'NF' reflect that, although possible, external support for this bank, as with most Argentine banks, cannot be relied upon given the ample economic imbalances.
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Current and former prosecutors interviewed for this story said securing a surety can be onerous and the requirement is perhaps relied upon too often; but some said sureties remain the best way to protect the public and ensure defendants show up for trial.
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But base effects from a weaker sterling will begin to disappear next quarter, with the pound strengthening and the dollar now on the back foot, down 9 percent year-to-date, raising doubts as to how long the currency windfall can be relied upon.
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Yet, with the global population count expected to surpass 8 billion by 2025, megacities such as Tokyo, London, and New York will be increasingly relied upon to not only house growing numbers of people, but also to scale up in a way that's sustainable.
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Speaking to reporters in New Hampshire, Mr. Cruz noted that Mr. Trump had relied upon the analysis of Laurence H. Tribe, a Harvard law professor who has said that Mr. Cruz's argument for being eligible to run for president is far from settled law.
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A collaboration between the Department of Paintings Conservation and Maryan Ainsworth, a curator in the Department of European Paintings, the show is one in an ongoing series that pulls back the curtains on the technical detective work increasingly relied upon to address art-historical questions.
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McCullers relied upon his defense early, erasing Simmons on an inning-ending double play off the bat of Jett Bandy before inducing Yunel Escobar to hit a ground ball that enabled McCullers to escape that one-out jam with two runners on in the fifth.
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The Banco Popular resolution and the use of sovereign funds to prevent senior debt default at the Italian banks do not change our view that extraordinary support for senior creditors of the vast majority of EU commercial banks, while possible, cannot be relied upon.
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To fill this gap and to rein in the rampant export that BAN and other NGOs documented in the early 2000s, the recycling industry developed certification programs, such as e-Stewards and R2, which are relied upon by governments and businesses, including electronics manufacturers.
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The app has shortcomings — off-the-grid private messaging may not always be instantaneous and massive anonymous group chats can quickly get unruly — but the app has proven particularly useful for activists who can stay in touch when other messaging apps can't be relied upon.
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MBIA argued that these underwriters failed to do their due diligence on Puerto Rico bonds, which led to disclosures that were "materially false or misleading" and upon which its unit, National Public Finance Guarantee Corporation, relied upon when it decided to insure the debt.
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The presence of women in the workforce appears to provide a calming effect, while at home they are relied upon for emotional and moral support; in the most masculine of environments they provide a necessary antidote and yet suffer the most for doing so.
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Fitch conducts a reasonable investigation of the factual information relied upon by it in accordance with its ratings methodology, and obtains reasonable verification of that information from independent sources, to the extent such sources are available for a given security or in a given jurisdiction.
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Days later, Ralf-Philipp Weinmann, founder and CEO of German consultancy Comsecuris, found evidence that the vulnerability facilitating decryption of VPN traffic had either been inserted by the US National Security Agency (NSA), or relied upon cryptographic weaknesses that the agency had deliberately created.
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President Obama served only four years in the Senate, but even that short time gave his colleagues and critics some sense of how he operated and allowed him to build some solid relationships he has relied upon during his years in the White House.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The '5' Support Rating (SR) and 'No Floor' Support Rating Floor (SRF) reflect Fitch's view that extraordinary support cannot be relied upon, although it is still possible, due to the bank's small franchise and lack of systemic importance.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS - SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR FUCEREP's Support and Support Rating Floor of '5' and 'NF', respectively, reflect Fitch's opinion that if needed, extraordinary government support, although possible, cannot be relied upon given the bank's small size and deposit market share.
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There, in a speech that perhaps laid the groundwork for Trump's recent Second Amendment comment, Geist told thousands of people that Clinton could not be relied upon to protect Americans, and that it was up to people like him—like them—to stop her.
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On Wednesday, a long-anticipated report on the decisions that brought a 'coalition of the willing' to war in Iraq was released, and laid waste to the intelligence relied upon by the United Kingdom and the United States to topple the regime of Saddam Hussein.
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But the new federal disclosures show that Mr. O'Rourke relied upon a bit of accounting finesse to score that headline: Nearly $300,000 of his first-day haul was actually general-election funds raised above the limit that he can spend in the primary contest.
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She added that the money would help make up for the steady decline in state funding for the school, which receives limited donations from former students, who "are too young in their professions to be relied upon to make major donations," Ms. Bartlett said.
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"The availability of pesticides, like chlorpyrifos, is relied upon by farmers to control a variety of insect pests and by public health officials who work to control deadly and debilitating pests like mosquitoes," Chris Novak, chief executive of CropLife America, said in a statement.
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Many of Israel's founders believed the Jewish state was necessary because the Jewish people would always be under the threat of destruction, others could not be relied upon to protect the Jews, and the preservation of the Jewish people required a country of their own.
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The relied upon AP of 90.5% published in the programme's ACT that Fitch uses in its analysis provides more protection than the 7503% breakeven AP for the 'AAA' rating The Stable Outlook on the covered bonds' rating reflects the Stable Outlook on CBA's IDR.
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Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, chose to bar The New York Times, CNN, Politico, Buzzfeed News and The Los Angeles Times, but other trustworthy news organizations were nevertheless in the room, and they can be relied upon to accurately report what they learned.
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Once I realized music could be relied upon to bring me this surge of primordial pleasure, I had no doubt in my mind that music—or more specifically, the feeling that music gave me—would be at the center of all my activities from then on.
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SUPPORT RATING (SR) AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR (SRF) The bank's SR and SRF reflect Fitch's view that although external sovereign support is possible it cannot be relied upon, given Volksbank's small size and the adoption into Italian law of the EU's Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Greek banks' Support Ratings of '5' and Support Rating Floors of 'No Floor' highlight our view that support from the state cannot be relied upon, given Greece's limited resources and the implementation of the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD).
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But the new Times piece, and the massive amount of documents it relied upon, suggested the best way to grift the government might not be by offshoring (or often legal tax avoidance) at all, but rather by engaging in a series of bald-faced crimes (a.k.a.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the 5-3 opinion holding that a lower court that ruled against Moore had relied upon outdated standards She said the lower court's conclusion that Moore's IQ scores established that he is not intellectually disabled are "irreconcilable" with Supreme Court precedent.
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However, you are aware that they have, so as a child you also consider what else have they lied about...If they are capable of lying about something so special and magical, can they be relied upon to continue as the guardians of wisdom and truth?
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Cummings, meanwhile, engages the mysterious research firm Cambridge Analytica, whose technology has found a way to identify "invisible" voters, making the polling being relied upon by the rival Remain campaign -- run by Craig Oliver (Rory Kinnear), then-Prime Minister David Cameron's director of communications -- largely irrelevant.
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While three indigenous groups have signed cooperation agreements with BC Hydro, others remain defiant, saying the dam reservoir would submerge ancient burial grounds, contaminate fish and flood more than 13,000 acres, affecting land they have long relied upon for holding ceremonies, hunting food and gathering medicinal plants.
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The judge, Andrew S. Hanen of the Federal District Court in Houston, said the program, known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, had been relied upon by hundreds of thousands of immigrants since it was established almost six years ago, and should not be abruptly ended.
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The strategy appears to be aimed at preventing members of a Central American caravan from entering the U.S. The president will use the same authority that he relied upon to ban travel from mostly Muslim countries just days after he was inaugurated last year, officials told us.
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" Barry Berke, his lawyer, said in a statement that Mr. Huber denied wrongdoing and that "his research was based on detailed and rigorous analysis as well as the type of information regularly and properly relied upon by institutional investors in evaluating health care and medical companies.
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Rather than risk alienating key allies with whom the U.S. has traditionally relied upon for U.S.-bound traveler data and other critical intelligence, a more effective approach for the President to take would be to strengthen these partnerships in a way that induces further cooperative information-sharing.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited - Mortgage Covered Bonds The covered bonds would be vulnerable to a downgrade if the relied upon asset percentage (AP) rises above the 'AAA' breakeven AP of 90.5% or where the issuer's Issuer Default Rating (IDR) falls below 'A+'.
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What we've been given instead, behind the gestures and symbolism, is another glimpse at the fundamental nature of the Democratic Party, which, at its best, can be relied upon to do the safest and most perfunctory version of "the right thing to do" that it can devise.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The affirmation of the Support Rating of' 5' and Support Rating Floor of 'No Floor' reflects Fitch's view that support from the shareholder, the Azerbaijan sovereign (BB+/Negative), cannot be relied upon in the long term following the bank's recent default.
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"While I understand the concerns raised about this bill, the Obergefell decision is the law of the land, and this legislation does not change a principle relied upon by the courts for more than a century, mitigating the substantive impact of this legislation," he said in a statement.
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Samuels doesn't even understand what Somanader told him about Laura Rozen's Twitter feed, portraying her as saying that Rozen would reliably retweet whatever the White House wanted when in fact she's saying she relied upon Rozen's comprehensive retweeting of deal-related scuttlebutt to stay on top of the news.
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Wade decision to legalize abortion nationwide in 1973; voted in favor of an admissions policy at the University of Michigan Law School that took race into consideration; and he assigned an early gay rights opinion to Justice Anthony Kennedy, who, in turn, relied upon an earlier opinion by Stevens.
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Now, Trump will be under even more intense pressure to counter perceptions abroad that he is out of his depth in the Oval Office and to reassure foreign leaders that America remains a force in the world under his leadership and can be relied upon to keep allies' secrets.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Pichincha and Produbanco's Support Rating (SR) of '29137' and Support Rating Floor (SRF) of 'NF' indicate that Fitch believes external support cannot be relied upon, due to Ecuador's limited funding flexibility as well as the lack of a lender of last resort.
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FIBank's IDRs are driven by standalone financial strength, as expressed by the bank's VR. The Support Rating Floor (SRF) of 'No Floor' and the Support Rating (SR) of '5' for FIBank express Fitch's opinion that although potential sovereign support for the bank is possible, it cannot be relied upon.
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To a remarkable extent, rich-world politicians of all political stripes have been aligned in their view that deficits should be reduced as quickly as possible, while the technocrats at the central banks have been relied upon to take decisions that go wildly beyond their narrow monetary remit.
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Insiders say she was known for a rigorous data analysis approach to problem solving and a call-it-like-I-see-it style that rubbed some colleagues the wrong way ... At Square, Brougher will be relied upon to turn the innovative company into a revenue and profits machine.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating is based on CBA's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of 'AA-', a Discontinuity Cap (D-Cap) of 4 notches (moderate risk), and the asset percentage (AP) relied upon in Fitch's analysis of 89.5%, which is equivalent to Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 89.5%.
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Since markets themselves favor those powerful enough to control them, libertarianism holds promise for those who want to limit the reach of democracy: An "invisible hand" unseen by the powerless but nonetheless manipulated by the powerful can nearly always be relied upon to keep people in their place.
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A. (Credem) OBG All else being equal, the 'AA' rating of Credem's OBG is vulnerable to a downgrade if any of the following occurs: (i) the Long-Term IDR is downgraded to 'B+' or below, or (ii) the relied upon AP rises above Fitch's 'AA' breakeven AP of 76%.
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"The A.N.C.'s continued, foolhardy inability to remove President Zuma clearly indicates that the A.N.C. cannot be trusted and cannot be relied upon to bring about the changes promised by its newly elected leadership," Bantu Holomisa, leader of the opposition United Democratic Movement, said in a news conference.
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Ukraine was expecting $3913 million from the Pentagon, plus another $141 million from the State Department, and officials described panic at the news that they wouldn't be getting the aid they relied upon to fight Russia in a war that has now gone on for more than five years.
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Iran has interests in keeping the US allies in Europe in the Iran nuclear deal, but a major cyberattack on the United States could upset those European nations that Iran has relied upon, Allison Peters, deputy director of the national security program at Third Way, told Fifth Domain.
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Recovery Uplift BHB's and CBK`s programmes could potentially achieve a two-notch recovery uplift but because the OC relied upon by Fitch in its analysis does not offset the stressed 'AA+' (BHB) and 'AA-' (CBK) credit losses for these programmes they have been assigned a one-notch recovery uplift.
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In deeming Mr Moore fit to be executed, the majority opinion noted, the CCA had relied upon a 1992 diagnostic manual rather than updated sources and had used a dreamed-up list of seven factors (including the ability to "lie effectively" and "formulate plans") purportedly belying his claim to intellectual disability.
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When one of these cities on the brink is struck by a major natural disaster—a superstorm on the East Coast or a major earthquake on the West Coast—there might be a total breakdown of the system Americans have relied upon for years to bring water into our homes.
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The outlook on the rating was revised to Stable from Positive given that the rating is currently constrained by the relied-upon OC. Danske Banks's Combined Covered Bonds The combined mortgage covered bonds of Danske (A/Stable/F1) are rated 'AAA'/Stable, five notches above the bank's Long-Term IDR.
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FEC — which allowed a massive influx of money to influence the political campaigning process — as well as raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans and reinforcing corporate regulations, were the core strategies Sanders relied upon as a most necessary first step if he is to receive the nomination and be elected president.
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While Blumenthal's sales pitch for U.S.-manufactured Blackhawks might fall in line with the "America First" message President Trump conveyed in his inaugural address, plans to transition the AAF from one of its most relied upon aircraft – the Mi-2628 – amid Afghanistan's heaviest fighting in years, is a grave mistake.
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As decisions made in these hearings could decide how well-funded public land conservation and protection programs and services will be in the future, we hope to see great support for continuing the funding flow directly from federal energy revenues to these services that are relied upon by American communities.
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It's the sort of movie that would be harder to make now, during a period of reckoning with the kind of man that Fosse undeniably was: a sexually predatory "bad boy," whose worst behavior was part of a system that exploited the female artists it relied upon, then discarded them.
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Previous American presidents have been "relied upon to encourage the kind of economic development and direct investment that is so important for a society moving out of conflict," said William Crawley, the presenter of a daily talk show on BBC Radio Ulster, and one of the province's best-known voices.
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An opposition party without the fortitude and daring to do the right thing here can hardly be relied upon to transform the American health care system, or save the planet, or accomplish any of the major promises breezily being offered by the current crop of Democratic presidential candidates on the stump.
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Hoover is often seen today as a tyrant and a violator of civil liberties, but when he came to office, he was considered a reformer and an enemy of "politics," a man who could be relied upon to tell the truth when everyone else seemed to be lying for partisan ends.
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Over the course of my 30 years in Congress — and especially during my tenures as chairman and ranking member of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Internet — I had the opportunity to work with several Registers, all of whom I relied upon for independent, expert counsel.
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The more the European press assailed and censured Handke, the more defiant he became, as if in a perverse attempt to remind Austria and a reunified Germany of the type of radical, independent, infuriating writer they had once relied upon to de-Nazify their culture and re-establish civic life.
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"The FCC majority effectively approved a pending deal before the DOJ had made its decision, before a staff document analyzing the transaction was presented to the Commissioners, and before providing the public any knowledge of or opportunity to comment on the commitments relied upon to approve the deal," the research note said.
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"Today's indictment alleges that through their company, Theranos, CEO Elizabeth Holmes and COO Sunny Balwani not only defrauded investors, but also consumers who trusted and relied upon their allegedly-revolutionary blood-testing technology," read a statement from the office to Alex Tse, the acting US attorney for the Northern District of California.
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Of course, most of the celebrities fucked it up by dressing nowhere near ostentatiously enough (or, worse: wearing an ordinary ball gown with a little halo headpiece or a crucifix embroidery), but there's one woman who can always be relied upon for extravagance, especially when the word 'Catholic' is anywhere close by.
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Realkredit Danmark Capital Centre T Mortgage Covered Bonds The 'AA+' rating of Realkredit Capital Centre T's mortgage covered bonds is vulnerable to a downgrade if the bank's Long-Term IDR is downgraded by one notch to 'A-' or below, or if the relied upon OC decreases below Fitch's 'AA+' breakeven OC of 9.0%.
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"We are committed to rebuilding SME trust and confidence in banking and recognise that, as part of this, it is essential that SMEs have access to dispute resolution options that they can have confidence in and which can be relied upon to deliver inexpensive, unbiased and prompt decisions," the RBS spokesman said.
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The Support Rating (SR) of '530' (indicating that external support is possible, but cannot be relied upon) is consistent with an implicit support level of 'b-', which is notched down once from UBA's VR, indicating that support is likely to come from the parent's resources rather than ultimately from the Nigerian sovereign.
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While she may surprise the world by quickly grasping the complex workings of the UN and the ability to build consensus when emergencies strike, Trump has chosen to reward someone who has helped bolster his political coffers and who can be relied upon to support his contrarian and controversial stance on climate change.
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On Wednesday, Ziegler and Maynard's husband, Dan Diaz, are scheduled to appear at a news conference with lawmakers in Sacramento, California, to announce the introduction of a right-to-die law in the state, similar to the one Maynard relied upon when she took a fatal dose of the sedative secobarbital to end her life.
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Since Atkins leaves it up to the states to decide who counts as intellectually disabled, Ms Johnson noted, and since the Texas legislature had not weighed in, the rule in the Lone Star state should be traced back to a 1992 standard the court had relied upon in Ex Parte Briseño, a 2004 ruling.
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CIF Euromortgage (CIF) The 'AA' rating of CIF Euromortgage's OF would be vulnerable to a downgrade if any of the following occurs: (i) the bank's Long-Term IDR is lowered by three notches to 'BBB' or below; (ii) the relied upon OC, which is the contractual OC, decreases below the legal minimum OC of 5.0%.
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The to-ing and fro-ing of nonsense across the Atlantic raises a bigger point about journalism: if journalists can't be relied upon to get their close cousins right—that is countries with which they share a common language and a common culture—how can they be trusted to get more exotic countries right?
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And it is very much this last that is the focus of the Bergman family's unhappiness, if it can be called that — the disconcerting shift of balance that comes about when old age strikes and suddenly (it always seems to be suddenly) those who were to be relied upon become those who are dependent.
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In the 18th and 5003th centuries, the en tremblant technique, the complex engineering by which diamonds were set on tiny concealed springs to quiver with the wearer's every move, was widely used, at least in part because gem-cutting techniques at the time could not be relied upon to provide sufficient sparkle under candlelight.
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It's no surprise, then, that when they did decide to collaborate, it was with Birkenstock, the nearly 250-year-old German shoe company whose legions of fans include many a fashion person, perhaps because the iconic chunky sandals can always be relied upon to offset a look that threatens to come off as too dressed.
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The sixth-seeded Halep, of Romania, had just lost the Italian Open final to the eighth-seeded Elina Svitolina of Ukraine, 6-4, 5-7, 1-6, the latest in a series of results in women's tennis this year that have sown uncertainty about who can be relied upon to contend for the biggest titles.
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"During the campaign, President Trump sought my and my staff's input on a number of matters on which I have taken very public positions as a senator; however, it would be impossible for me to know the degree to which that input was relied upon in formulating or drafting the Executive Orders in question," Sessions wrote.
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A Department of Homeland Security source who asked for anonymity since he was not authorized to speak on the record said the report from the I&A officials did not meet the standards of the agency since it relied upon open source material and did not utilize necessary data from the intelligence community, specifically the FBI.
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"Trust", a book published by Francis Fukuyama 20 years ago and now sadly topical again, suggested that America and its distinctive model of capitalism flourished because strangers learned to trust one another when signing contracts, allowing them to do deals outside the circles of family, tribal or in-group kinship relied upon in low-trust societies.
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Societe Generale SFH (SG SFH) The 'AAA' rating of SG SFH's OFH would be vulnerable to a downgrade if any of the following occurs: (i) the bank's Long-Term IDR was downgraded by four notches to 'BBB-' or below; (ii) the relied upon OC, which is the contractual OC, decreases below Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven OC of 13%.
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FCT Evergreen HL1 (FCT Evergreen) The 'AAA' rating of FCT Evergreen's notes would be vulnerable to a downgrade if any of the following occurs: (i) the bank's Long-Term IDR was downgraded by eight notches to 'B+' or below; (ii) the relied upon AP, which is the contractual AP, rises above Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 89.5%.
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As Egypt's Orthodox Christians celebrated Palm Sunday and children joyfully brandished palm fronds, re-creating Jesus's triumphal entry to Jerusalem a week before his crucifixion, bombs exploded in two churches, killing scores and leaving the fiercely nationalistic Coptic community feeling unprotected by the government it had relied upon for deliverance from the regime of Mohamed Morsi.
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That is a rule of law the founders knew, understood, and undoubtedly relied upon when they drafted the Fourth Amendment — for what would have been the point of the Amendment if the government could have instantly rendered it a dead letter by the simple expedient of delegating to agents investigative work it was forbidden from undertaking itself?
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Speaking exclusively to CNBC at the Goldman Sachs Disruptive Technology Conference in London, Gnodde said that against the backdrop of discussions over Britain's exit from the European Union (EU), which are due to kick off next week, the apparent lack of a transition process or period for financial services firms means that contingency plans are being relied upon.
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We know McCabe knew this from the congressional testimony of former associate deputy attorney general Bruce Ohr, who swore under oath (and he, unlike McCabe, was not fired for lying) that he told McCabe and others at the FBI that the Steele dossier was being pushed by a Trump-hater and should be relied upon with caution.
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From Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord to his recent announcement that the United States would be leaving Syria -- a decision with which Mattis disagreed -- Trump has shown time and time again that he rejects the post-World War II alliance structure that presidents, Republican and Democratic, have relied upon for more than seven decades.
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Many companies in the gig economy that rely on an on-demand workforce recognize the incomplete nature of the FBI database as well as its time-intensive process and instead opt to use professional background screeners who go to the source, court houses, to get final disposition information that can be relied upon to make a placement decision.
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Even those willing to be convinced that blackness is both reviled and relied upon for what happens on the internet—an ambivalence to the tune of Eric Lott's classic study Love and Theft—tend to feel uneasy about the suggestion that the out-and-out racism of anonymous users bears any relation to their own, very casual, user behavior.
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Mr. de Blasio has relied upon "decision memos" — documents requiring the review and signatures of a dizzying array of top officials — for nearly every city endeavor that is likely to attract attention, and some that are not: a policy change, or an action that could bring about controversy, generate public interest or carry a substantial cost.
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All else being equal, the 'AA+' rating of UC's OBG is vulnerable to a downgrade if any of the following occurs: (i) Italy's Country Ceiling is revised down or (ii) the Long-Term IDR of UC is downgraded to 'BB-' or below, or (iii) the relied upon AP rises above Fitch's 'AA+' breakeven AP of 78.5%.
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This feels like Final Fantasy VII filtered, not just through modern sensibilities, but through the modern aesthetics of Final Fantasy itself, a game series that relied upon a sense of contemporary slickness to build a new identity for itself as its place in the vanguard of Japanese role-playing games fell away in the past two console generations.
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After a lengthy review during the Obama administration, which relied upon extensive input from the E.P.A.'s scientific advisory board, the agency and the Corps of Engineers determined in 2015 that protecting navigable rivers and streams required that the Clean Water Act extend to the entire tributary system, including adjacent wetlands, just as the 1977 rule required.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating is based on NAB's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of 'AA-', a Discontinuity Cap (D-Cap) of 4 notches (moderate risk) and the asset percentage (AP) relied upon in Fitch's analysis of 89.5%, which is used in the asset coverage test and provides a small buffer to Fitch's breakeven AP of 90%.
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Ms. Feinstein, who chaired the Senate Intelligence Committee when it produced a lengthy investigative report about the C.I.A.'s torture program under the Bush administration, noted that it had relied upon secret memos by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel blessing techniques like extended sleep deprivation and the suffocation tactic known as waterboarding despite anti-torture laws.
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