Since then, the president's report card has been largely negative.
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The news from the ACSE report card wasn't all bad.
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The report card graded the country on 16 different categories.
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Global pessimism about nuclear proliferation permeates this year's report card.
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A credit report is essentially the report card of adulthood.
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The federal government has issued the report card since 213.
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Report card day can provoke anxiety and dread among students.
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The report card will be issued annually, Mr. Gates said.
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Here's a grim report card of the season so far.
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For now, Comedy Central's women report card doesn't look that swell.
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Midterm elections are usually a report card on the president's performance.
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Speaking of flying trapezes, had everyone seen his recent report card?
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The walker also sends a report card to the pet parent.
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On RIOT's Report Card, comedian Shannon Coffey asks the tough questions.
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And stay tuned for more episodes of Report Card on RIOT.
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It had received a D on its most recent report card.
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Apple is like an A student with a bad report card.
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Only a slight improvement on the Guerrilla Girls' 1986 report card.
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For an interactive graphic on China's economic report card, click tmsnrt.
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The nation's roads got a D in the latest ASCE report card.
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The nation's schools got a D+ in the latest ASCE report card.
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The special report "South Korea Banks Report Card" is available at www.fitchratings.
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Fitch's full report, 'Singaporean Banks Report Card 2016' is available at www.fitchratings.
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Worsening fiscal report card America's economy is beginning to show some cracks.
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Monday's Iowa caucuses marked the first real report card for presidential hopefuls.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers creates an annual infrastructure report card.
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"Education report card shows Common Core still fails US students" https://t.
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The following June, in her last set of report-card comments, Mrs.
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The report card for the media writ large has its positive points.
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That report card affected how much navigators will be getting this season.
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I don't think they ever looked at a report card of mine.
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The German automaker earned best overall on Consumer Report's brand report card.
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The latest report card, as it were, will be issued on Monday.
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But what I would say is that life is not a report card.
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That's super important because that's you're grown up report card, your credit score.
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His NAACP report card has been an F throughout his time in Congress.
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Today's Department of Labor (DOL) January report card came in with strong numbers.
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I was the kid who never shared her grades at report card time.
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The American Infrastructure Report Card for 220006 was a D+. Stakes were high.
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I was prouder of this moment than any 'A' on my report card.
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If they don't have priorities, how can you give them a report card?
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The results of the group's first report card are mixed, The Atlantic reports.
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Here's our report card, and here's how we're improving it as we go.
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Now your report card for the President, do we have separate rosters for them?
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His domestic policy report card, you give the President am A, and the reasons?
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Vito Trause's report card says he withdrew from East Rutherford High School on Nov.
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The CoC report card signals a shifting global agenda alongside this changing international landscape.
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America's largest estuary got a C (53%) on its health report card for 2015.
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She kept every report card, from kindergarten through 12th grade, every prize, every commendation.
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Consider below a report card for the biggest I/O announcements from last year.
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When it comes to transgender representations in film, Hollywood's report card doesn't look good.
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The ranking is based on the center's 2017 National Report Card on the topic.
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The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) test is the nation's reading report card.
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The report card indicates that this may be the "new normal" for the region.
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Mr. Adamski's report was part of a national report card on infrastructure in 2015.
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Restaurants are the worst-performing retail sector for chemical safety, the report card shows.
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A new report found that most burger chains fail on annual antibiotics report card.
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The group argues, via its report card, that some senators simply aren't doing enough.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: --REPORT CARD TIME: The Government Accountability Office latest report card gauging the performance of federal agency chief information officers is showing signs of improvement.
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I have leftover quinoa and veggies at my desk and work on report card comments.
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" Blank also said that "another key issue is TSA's bad report card on security performance.
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But now, on Microsoft's Mobile Edge Browser, the report card comes in the browser itself.
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New platforms contain accounts of a child's abilities far more detailed than any report card.
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If I got a good report card, I got to choose my restaurant for dinner.
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His infrastructure report card gave the energy sector a D+ in its most recent issue.
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Don't let your guard down So, what can we conclude from our midseason report card?
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That's followed by a recently issued report card for many U.S. fast food restaurant chains.
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The report card includes some As, but there are some Bs, Cs and Ds, too.
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Its latest report card on this voluntary effort sums to the platforms could do better.
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So, if there was a report card, I'd give myself an 'F' for tonight's performance.
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We would all be a lot better off without the 100 day presidential report card.
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Presidential policy is not only objectively verifiable; it's the only presidential report card that matters.
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"She got all As and a B on her last report card," Lisbeth said proudly.
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They will never wonder whether their father's love is conditioned on an unblemished report card.
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Bluestone has been helping to assemble the Greater Boston Housing Report Card for 15 years.
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The 6900 overall report card gave the United States a D+ (this was probably kind).
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Plus, it's the single source to offer physician oversight, according to a Plan C report card.
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The company consistently gets high grades in our annual report card on the social media giants.
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"Facebook has never had on their report card, in my opinion, true social outcomes," McGinn says.
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And according to the Arctic Report Card, the Arctic did grow greener between 1982 and 2017.
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But the snapshots aren't from her birthday party or the celebration of a good report card.
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"I viewed it as my weekly report card," said Conant, now a partner at Firehouse Strategies.
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A liberal student made a report card to grade how colleges are catering to illegal immigrants.
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"Definitely. Well, we'll see when his last report card comes out around the end of May."
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Knowledge creation scores its usual 20163 out of 10 — a solid "A" on Janey's report card.
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"This is yet another failing report card for the [Obamacare] exchanges," said CMS Administrator Seema Verma.
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As incentive, she offered to pay $10 for every A and B on his report card.
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A federal report card would include the outcomes and be posted on each individual college's website.
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In the 6900 Infrastructure Report Card, the U.S. received a D grade for its Drinking Water.
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Friday is also shaping up to be a C+. We'll share a weekend report card tomorrow.
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I recall that it was raining that evening when I came to get my report card.
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A recent update added a weekly report card page that shows how many trackers Firefox blocks.
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It sounds generally positive and important, like a good dental checkup or a flawless report card.
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The political scientist's report card on Mr. Cicilline: intelligent and hardworking with grade-A political instincts.
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But overall, the studies, incorporating nine years of data, add up to a positive report card.
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I currently have a C in the "credit age" category on my Credit Sesame report card.
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Due to its initiatives, the university ranked No. 4 on Trojan's Sexual Health Report Card in 2016.
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You can almost see the D-minus next to that statement in their Star Wars report card.
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My grandmother just bought me the game system this summer, because I got a good report card.
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But the financial report card should set the stage for a reform debate in the next Congress.
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A new study has found a large increase in confirmed child-abuse cases following report-card distribution.
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As the Occupy report card suggests, the monetization of resistance didn't begin with the ascendancy of Trump.
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"These are very good times and the midterms will be a report card on that," he says.
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Below is a report card of the third quarter for Asian companies and expectations for next year.
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Store employees can tailor experiences for children celebrating a birthday, a good report card or another milestone.
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OCBC is scheduled to release its second-quarter report card on Thursday, followed by UOB on Friday.
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He has made clear that he considers stock prices a real-time report card on his presidency.
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I had even brought along my most recent report card to show the growth I had made.
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This past December, the annual US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Arctic Report Card delivered a stark finding.
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When I was younger, my parents gave me presents if I came home with a good report card.
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We all get a daily report card called Nielsen ratings, so we knew what show won every night.
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Chevy's "teen driver" mode also provides parents with a "report card" with information about their teens' driving habits.
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A new study of technology and engineering literacy by the so-called Nation's Report Card shows girls outperforming.
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He shows me her first-term report card -- a series of As and only one B for spelling.
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In its annual report card on African governments, the Mo Ibrahim Foundation regularly ranks Botswana near the top.
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Fernandes said he is confident that the company can deliver a better report card in the coming quarters.
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At the end of the day, the value of an internship can't be measured on a report card.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that the market was "absolutely" a report card for the administration's economic policy.
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The Japanese automaker climbed three spots, to second place, in Consumer Reports' 2016 Brand Report Card, released Tuesday.
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Typically, students must submit a report card or a copy of a published dean's list every six months.
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The data will serve as a report card on the government's efforts to kick start the Japanese economy.
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Tuesday night's returns are certain to be interpreted as a report card on Mr. Trump ahead of 2020.
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Some 22002 researchers from a dozen countries contributed to the Arctic Report Card, now in its 22003th year.
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In its most recent report card, the American Society of Civil Engineers assigned our infrastructure a 'D+' grade.
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And Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has referred to the markets as an economic report card for the administration.
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The polar region has had its warmest year on record, according to the group's Arctic Report Card.—Motherboard
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To see how Denver stacks up against other cities in the running, read CNBC's full report card here.
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In its annual report card, ASCE gave many parts of the US' infrastructure network close-to-failing grades.
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We came up with a report card for the 25 largest mutual fund companies in the United States.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers gives the U.S. energy sector a D+ in their infrastructure report card.
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It was a report card on drug use in America and it was a failing one at that.
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In essence, it gives the government a report card on each of its nearly 2200,20183 Head Start programs.
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Since July's report card, which had agencies getting one A, seven Bs, ten Cs, five Ds and an F, grades slipped to one A, ten Bs, 14 Cs, three Ds and two Fs. However, the latest report card took into account software licensing criteria that were not included in previous drafts.
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Mother and daughter both remembered a day when Ghaly came home from third grade with a bad report card.
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The Nation's Report Card is a standardized test given randomly to students in those two grades every two years.
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The equivalent of the economy's first-quarter report card will be released Friday, with the first reading of GDP.
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In the end, none of the voice assistants earned a report card that would make a strict parent proud.
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Going to Catholic school, it was part of a quarterly ritual, like getting a report card about your soul.
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If it were an actual report card, the Arctic would be on the verge of flunking out of school.
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As the latest Arctic report card highlights, sweeping ecological changes are now taking place across the land and sea.
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And our 2015 report card paints a rosy picture for what was the hottest year in our planet's history.
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US first quarter GDP: The first report card of the year for the American economy is due on Friday.
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That said, I'll play the parlor game and give you my report card of President Trump's first hundred days.
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Why it matters: America scored a "D+" on its Infrastructure Report Card from the American Civil Society of Engineers.
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In contrast to prior administrations, Trump and his team have said the market's performance is the administration's report card.
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Today, USA Today also released a Hollywood diversity report card, which graded studios based on their announced 2016 releases.
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Meanwhile, shares of Hyundai Motor closed up 7.41 percent after the automaker turned in its third-quarter report card.
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Today, only 40 percent of high school graduates, according to the Nation's Report Card, are college or workforce ready.
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In July 2019, Truth in Accounting released its report card for the branches of service and their reporting agencies.
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In fact, the American Society of Civil Engineers graded U.S. infrastructure as a "D+" in their 2017 report card.
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In the ground-floor gallery, Schreck looked at a display case containing Havel's childhood drawings and a report card.
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Drawing on global opinion leaders, the 2018 report card provides a useful snapshot of the state of contemporary multilateralism.
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He said the firm's report card often suffered as it was measured against FTSE stocks rather than industry peers.
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Why be satisfied with their admittedly glowing report card of optimized efficiency when we could go all the way?
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"We don't want to give a report card to our adversaries," said Dana W. White, the Pentagon press secretary.
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But at the doorway, Majed wanted her to read him his report card, and Zahiya tugged at her, too.
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After the trip was completed, I received a report card summarizing the length of the walk and Max's behavior.
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Among those chance pieces of paper, I found my own 1980 report card from our church's Sunday school program.
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Details: The new report, known as the Arctic Report Card, is a peer-reviewed document produced by dozens of researchers.
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Georgia's report card on the matter, as outlined by Sarah Riggs Amico, the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, appears bleak.
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In June, the company started sending its drivers a post-ride report card that evaluated the safety of their driving.
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Greg Elder of the international medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said the figures constituted "a shockingly bad report card".
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The Society of Civil Engineer 2013 Report Card (published every four years) gives America a D+ rating on U.S. infrastructure.
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And although Apple's energy report card puts at the top of similar companies, it's also not totally alone up there.
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Elsewhere in the Arctic Report Card, NOAA outlines more examples of widespread change — some of it beneficial, but mostly not.
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The elections in those states can be seen as a final report card for the president before the 2020 election.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its annual Arctic Report Card on Tuesday, and boy is it not great.
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"This is not a report card on Flannery," said Cramer, who personally owns GE stock, as does his charitable trust.
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The National Assessment of Educational Progress, often called the Nation's Report Card, publishes student scores by eligibility for subsidized meals.
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Decades earlier, Michael Salzer's own fourth-grade report card had described him as a helpful boy and a dreadful student.
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These and about 30 other data points make up a report card stuff you may not want to show anyone.
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The same 2017 report card notes that there are more players of color in the league now than ever before.
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An annual report card on American pay has just come out this morning, and it is dominated by good news.
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They rummaged through Mr. Ghosn's drawers, studying family photos, Maya's 10th-grade report card, personal letters, her parents' divorce papers.
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But the final report card on the season will not be clear until after Sunday's race at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
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Using those adjectives in phrases makes for potentially fun word play resulting in a set of "Report Card" theme entries.
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The headlines about scientists' annual report card on the Arctic are alarming enough: warming temperatures, melting ice and rising seas.
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It is usually the first formal communication about the student's progress, four to six weeks before the official report card.
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"If I had gotten a report card like this as a kid, I would have been grounded," Dr. Perovich said.
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The new Arctic Report Card draws its conclusions from the most comprehensive assessments of emissions ever done in the region.
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My son's report card at preschool divided his performance not into strengths and weaknesses but into strengths and emerging strengths.
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"If you bring their report card with D's on it and C's, that's hold-back material for me," she says.
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Consider the number of deaths on TVLine's yearly May sweeps report card, which tallies the deaths that happen just in May.
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But, as the woeful results of the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2017 Infrastructure Report Card show, Flint is not unique.
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The digital matchmaker released its 27 report card, and it's filled with valuable information for hardened spinsters and desperate millennials alike.
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But, as the woeful results of the American Society of Civil Engineers' 23 Infrastructure Report Card show, Flint is not unique.
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If you thought the fourth quarter was tough on retailers, brace yourself for an even more dismal first-quarter report card.
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We got Steve Tuesday in Bev Hills, and asked him to turn in a report card for Trump's first 3 months.
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In 85033, the American Society of Civil Engineers released their Infrastructure Report Card for the nation, and the results were abysmal.
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On February 23, for instance, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the stock market is "absolutely" a "report card" for the administration.
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If you went to college in the United States, student debt is likely a big part of your financial report card.
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Separate, divided: I kept hearing those words and their variants, a report card for America as damning as it was inarguable.
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The report card looked at the 2628 candidates who have so far qualified for the first Democratic primary debate in June.
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By expanding that report card beyond the neighborhoods served by its branches, banks presumably may get a better score more easily.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said last week that stock performances were "absolutely" a good report card for the administration's economic policies.
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The Government Accountability Office's latest report card gauging the performance of federal agency chief information officers is showing signs of improvement.
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One of the first things she asks about is her school report card, which she had left behind in the box.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said last week that stock performance was "absolutely" a good report card for the administration's economic policy.
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Instead, Mark has slipped his report card onto the skateboard, then pushed it into the kitchen for his mom to find.
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In a new report card concerning antibiotics in the food supply, 22 out of 25 U.S. hamburger chains received what grade?
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The American Society of Civil Engineers' infrastructure report card has estimated the United States needs to invest $3.6 trillion by 2020.
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But Mr. Trump controls economic policy, not the economy, and so a fairer report card would also assess his actual policies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's favorite report card on his presidency may be failing him at a critical moment.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers has just released its latest infrastructure report card, and grades the United States at D plus.
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Sea level rise and coastal erosion are only some of the consequences of the warming trends described in the Arctic Report Card.
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The New T-Mobile will be required to file an annual "report card" with the FCC detailing its progress on 5G deployment.
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Each year for the past 12 years, an international team of scientists have issued a "report card" on the Arctic climate system.
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Those parents know their kids are not at a healthy weight, and seeing a BMI on a report card won't change habits.
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America's overall infrastructure received a dismal "D+" grade from the American Society of Civil Engineers in its latest report card in 2017.
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This is Inmarsat's first report card since it agreed to a $3.4 billion buyout from a private-equity led consortium in March.
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Tim Gallaudet, the acting administrator of NOAA, who helped unveil the report card at the American Geophysical Union annual conference on Tuesday.
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In the latest report card, the United States Agency for International Development scored the first ever A-range grade -- an A-plus.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's 2013 "Breastfeeding Report Card," 77 percent of new mothers breast-fed their babies.
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In its 2017 report card on Congress, the website GovTrack ranked Pelosi as the 37th most conservative House Democrat, out of 197.
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VICE Impact: America's overall grade this year is a D+. Why is America getting such a low score on its report card?
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Uber drivers will now receive a post-ride report card ("post-trip notes") on their apps, evaluating the safety of their driving.
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The contrast poses severe messaging problems for Trump, who's touted stock market performance as the preferred economic report card for his administration.
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Joshua, a whiz at math who dreams up home experiments to test saltwater evaporation, started bringing home C's on his report card.
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Anuar, 10, who calms himself by doing equations in his head, brought me his report card with a perfect 100 in math.
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In the latest Arctic Report Card, NOAA included this chart, which plots the estimated sea ice area for the past 1,500 years.
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According to the ASCE's latest Infrastructure Report Card, the US highway network alone currently requires more than $420 billion worth of repairs.
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There are tales of woe, joy, pleas for pardons or help with medical bills, a teenager's report card — all sorts of writings.
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The name of the puzzle is "Report Card," and that letter grade is a hint for the second word in the phrase.
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If I got a good report card, he'd peel a $20 bill off the roll he kept in his warehouse uniform pocket.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers' 2017 Infrastructure Report Card calls for trillions of dollars of investment to fix our failing infrastructure.
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And 22 out of 25 U.S. burger chains get an F on a new report card concerning antibiotics and the food supply.
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In the report card below, we've highlighted some of the most important factors to consider if you're looking to decarbonize your data.
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I was so bad at writing that my second grade teacher created an extra level of failure in one particularly brutal report card.
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Read the full report here: Arctic Report Card 2016 CNN's Michael Guy, Tal Kopan, Eric Bradner and Caroline Kenny contributed to this report
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It is the same approach used by what is known as the Nation's Report Card, said Kamenetz, lead digital education reporter for NPR.
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One Phud had already dropped out of the program, had a report card of four F's and a D–, even failing physical education.
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The report card should contain at least a few low grades; the FATF is, for instance, no fan of relying on unverified data.
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The center gave Twitter grade of "C" in a report card last year, which covered efforts to fight terrorism along with hate speech.
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This service provides organizations with a report card for their security posture, allowing them to quickly assess where they need to make changes.
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In lieu of a traditional report card, I briefly considered just copying and pasting text from the Book of Revelation into this article.
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Why it matters: The 2017 Arctic Report Card presented on Tuesday raises again the question of the Trump administration's stance on climate change.
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He can subpoena Trump's tax returns, old "Apprentice" outtakes, even Trump's fourth-grade report card, if he thinks it will reveal something relevant.
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But, beyond what our members experience, it's been recognized by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) in their 2017 Infrastructure Report Card.
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In Milwaukee, that would include Milwaukee Scholars, which educates 21625 students in grades K2900-220006 and "exceeds expectations" on the state report card.
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But a report card on the quality of the I.M.F.'s advice during the eurozone crisis was certain to touch on sore spots.
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The Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) report card has twelve of 24 agencies increasing their grades and only one doing worse.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — The U.S. Chamber of Commerce took a close look at its congressional report card and gave itself a failing grade.
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This is a point supported by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), which in its 2013 report card gave the country's drinking water infrastructure a D. Greg DiLoreto, the former ASCE president and chair of the committee drawing up the next national report card, said that unless all levels of government decide to reinvest in water infrastructure the consequences will be grim.
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It's report card time for the automakers and Silicon Valley denizens studying the tricky problem of making cars drive themselves, and everyone is passing.
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Georgia is at the very bottom of the national report card; it has one of the highest rates of maternal mortality and teen pregnancy.
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On Tuesday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its 11th annual Arctic Report Card, which compiles data from 61 scientists in 11 countries.
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A committee of 28 volunteer civil engineers from the ASCE, the oldest engineering society in the country, issue the report card every four years.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average — Trump's go-to report card for a strong economy — dropped 22020 points Monday following new rounds of retaliatory tariffs.
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"I treated life like it was a report card, like I was being graded on every single moment of every single day," she reflected.
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Eisuke Sakakibara, Japan's former vice finance minister, now a professor at Aoyama Gakuin University, said the first-quarter report card confirmed his bullish view.
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A 2013 report card by the American Society of Civil Engineers gave the United States' overall infrastructure a letter grade of "D+," meaning poor.
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But a report card on the quality of the I.M.F.'s advice during the euro zone crisis was certain to touch on sore spots.
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Tonight&aposs results could tell us a lot about what to expect in those November midterms when President Trump&aposs report card comes in.
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We also looked at the March performance report card for stocks and currencies around the globe as the month's trade drew to a close.
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"President Trump has tossed this great American tradition in the trash can like a teenager trying to hide a lousy report card," he said.
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Here's Bank of America's report card for the quarter: The bank also said its loans business grew by 6 percent in the first quarter.
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Last year, the center gave Twitter a grade of "C" in a report card that covered efforts to fight terrorism along with hate speech.
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Mnuchin told CNBC that the stock market is "absolutely" a good report card for the Trump administration, citing massive gains since President Trump's election.
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In some ways the latest refugee numbers amount to a report card on the failure of the world's most powerful leaders to end wars.
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The federal government is failing to protect children from the dangers of electronic cigarettes, according to an American Lung Association report card published Wednesday.
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"I want to see every report card, and if the child isn't doing well in school I order tutoring in the home," she says.
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When I point out a procedural or compliance issue in their area of responsibility, I'm a mom nagging them about a bad report card.
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In retrospect, I was doing very entrepreneurial things that would help me build and sell companies; they just weren't reflected on my report card.
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" Verma shares a similar outlook to Trump, and earlier in June called the map's results "yet another failing report card for the [Obamacare] exchanges.
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The fact that our nation's overall grade has not improved since the last report card in 250 shows that major investments are long overdue.
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The police told the Landrys that withholding the records was "pointless," and they eventually produced a "report card type document," according to the report.
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"I think in terms of a report card, we can give it an A," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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You just had a stellar report card here, are you not biting off a lot of risk with all these new initiatives in international?
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Heal the Bay, an environmental nonprofit, recently issued its annual report card for bacterial pollution at more than 400 beaches along the Pacific Coast.
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The Detroit school district has finished last among large cities on all math and reading tests on the nation's report card five times running.
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Reuters - As Bollywood makes its year-end report card, one film that will emerge as the standout hit of 2018 is "Badhaai Ho" (Congratulations).
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The United Nations Environment Program's previous annual reports have served as a report card showing whether countries are hitting their benchmarks for reducing emissions.
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"The collective results reported in the 2018 Arctic Report Card show that the effects of persistent Arctic warming continue to mount," the report noted.
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Assessing that argument requires giving Trump's current economy a sort of report card as well as comparing what he's done with what Obama did.
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In December, NOAA released its latest annual Arctic Report Card, which analyzes the state of the frozen ocean at the top of our world.
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The GOP has sent out a survey ... actually more like a report card for Donald Trump, but it's rigged so the Prez can't fail.
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In the beginning of his administration, Trump talked about the stock market all the time and viewed it as a report card on his policies.
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The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport's NFL Racial and Gender Report Card gave the NFL a "C" in gender hiring practices for 2017.
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Data from the report card indicates that corrosive waters have been extending deeper into the Arctic Basin in recent years, damaging sea life, particularly shellfish.
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The New York-based company's results is its first report card since Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves resigned amid allegations of sexual assault and harassment.
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"There are three that I really liked," one possible funder told another, offering a report card much like she might at any other Demo Day.
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But it's not all about snitching on your kid; the report card can also be used by teenagers to show how their driving has improved.
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Earlier this month, NOAA released its annual "Arctic Report Card," and while scientists didn't say the Arctic failed 2016, they didn't not say that, either.
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Image: NOAAThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration just released its annual "Arctic Report Card," a comprehensive overview of what's happening at our planet's North Pole.
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Part of the reason is that private investors haven't gotten a real report card on the unicorn phenomenon and, in particular, the mega-unicorn class.
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"The dismal stock performance is a report card on the Company's leadership, which has made a series of blunders," Third Point wrote at the time.
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His report card from young Americans isn't destined for the fridge: 41% of 18 to 29 year olds would give him an F so far.
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Here's Morgan Stanley's report card for the first quarter: Morgan's earnings per share nearly doubled from last year's first quarter, while sales rose 2.23 percent.
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The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice recently issued a report card on how the United States provides healthcare to seniors by region.
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As it stands, 24 states mandate personal finance education, either through a separate class or as part of another course, according to the report card.
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Thus, observers every year eagerly await the December retail sales release from the Census Bureau to get the "final" report card on how consumers performed.
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The report comes ahead of a slew of October data due this week that will provide an initial economic report card for the current quarter.
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The annual study, the only non-government assessment of US military capacity, capability and readiness, is a kind of report card for the US military.
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BMO Capital Markets ranked Oshawa first in the country its latest Regional Labour Market Report Card, after weighing population and employment growth against other cities.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow says that November's midterm elections will be a report card on "very good times" facilitated by the Trump administration.
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VICE Impact spoke with Greg DiLoreto, Chair of ASCE's Committee for America's Infrastructure, about the Report Card and the fight for a better American infrastructure.
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In its most recent report card on the nation's infrastructure, the American Society of Civil Engineers gave the US drinking-water system a D grade.
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I had just earned straight As on my report card so I was able to choose any restaurant I wanted to eat at to celebrate.
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New York (CNN Business)A mother reaches into an envelope and pulls out her child's report card while her young son stands visibly anxious nearby.
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He showed his third-grade report card, which listed marks in prayer, the study of Torah and Talmud, Hebrew spelling, penmanship, Yiddish and Jewish history.
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Will the new requirements help improve care for the country's 1.4 million nursing home residents — perhaps raise the report card grade to a solid B?
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Dillon could hardly wait to pull out his report card and show his mother his grades; he had received four out of six "exceptional" marks.
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Tesla also ended up ranking 11th overall out of 33 automakers in Consumer Reports' 2020 automotive brand report card, climbing eight positions from last year.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)&aposa annual Arctic Report Card, which describes how the Arctic has changed each year, came out this week.
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It'll be the first report card for Goldman Sachs under new CEO David Solomon, who is attempting to turn around the investment bank's trading division.
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I saved the report card, just as my mother had, and probably for the same reason: the teacher's comments at the bottom of the page.
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The performance review is a five-page rubric that provides detailed feedback on every aspect of the employee's work, much like a school report card.
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This compares to an underwhelming first-half report card from Burberry with no underlying growth - the only sexy movement coming from a significant drop in sterling.
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In my mind, those are the people who freak out if they get a B on a report card and have organized planners and clean bedrooms.
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In the latest episode of Report Card, Shannon Coffey's series on Refinery29's comedy channel, RIOT, she discusses the dos and don'ts of crying in public.
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The one black mark on the standard XPS 21's report card is its poorly located webcam and the 2-in-1 doesn't address the issue.
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American eighth-grade girls on average scored better than their male peers in technology and engineering literacy tests, according to a national report card released Tuesday.
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The mayor promised last spring, after the city's Investigation Department released a report criticizing shelter conditions, that the report card would be out by last May.
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He plans in the coming months, however, to dispose of it all, including Springsteen's 8th grade report card, in which he got a D for music.
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Twitter will provide advertisers with a "report card" each week, letting them know how many followers their $99 helped them accrue, along with some other stats.
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However, when it comes to a president with little demonstrated ability to learn and adjust, this first report card is a telling sign of trouble ahead.
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It's quarterly earnings season, that wonderful time when companies deliver a self-evaluation report card to shareholders, and times are tough in the chain restaurant business.
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The White House is reporting that according to the most recent report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers, America's infrastructure received a "D+" grade.
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The report card grades agencies on their progress in consolidating data centers, cutting down on duplicative spending, enhancing agency CIO authorities and providing project risk assessments.
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They thought that Pelosi, an institutionalist, would break when faced with the prospect of a president demanding time to give the country its annual report card.
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The Mercatus Center's Regulatory Report Card assessed the quality of analysis accompanying 130 major, non-budget regulations proposed by executive branch agencies between 85033 and 2013.
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The report card comes as Uber is preparing for an initial public offering next year, in what would likely be one of the biggest technology offerings.
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Our individual training sessions paid off!" read one report card, which rated him an A. "He checks in often with the pack leader and plays nicely.
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A Politico/Morning Consult poll released Tuesday found more voters would give Trump an F on his first year presidential report card than any other grade.
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Researchers at William & Mary's Virginia Institute of Marine Science studied 32 gauge stations across the country's coastline for its yearly "report card" on sea level rise.
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Friends of the Earth, which advocates for environmental causes, issues a periodic Cruise Ship Report Card that compares the carbon footprint of 16 major cruise lines.
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Louisiana is one of 20 states that just received a failing grade in the Population Institute's annual 85033 State Report Card on Reproductive Health and Rights.
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Compare, say, my attitude about my high school report card to the state of my present-day living room — and, well, everything else at the moment.
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The average grade for all 43 retailers was a C- this year, which is an improvement from the D+ average in last year's retailer report card.
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There's no question both this race and the subsequent runoff on June 20 will serve as an early report card on the Trump administration to date.
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It'll be the first report card for Goldman Sachs under new CEO David Solomon, who is attempting to turn around the investment bank's trading division. 3.
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Every year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration releases an Arctic Report Card, detailing the state of the frozen world at the top of the globe.
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What follows is a report card analyzing the Republicans' plan by the standards they have used in judging, and condemning, President Barack Obama's health care law.
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Here are some questions and answers about credit card bonuses: Do I have to report card bonuses as income if I don't receive a Form 1099?
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For now, it's a grim report card: 75 of the 104 sites received a D or F, and only 4 received an A for their encryption efforts.
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Specifically, in the NFL, according to the Institute for Diversity and Ethnics in Sports' 2015 Racial and Gender Report Card, 68.7 percent of players identify as black.
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The pair, immigrants from Haiti, brought the teenager's passport, his social security card, and a report card to Golden Gate High School one afternoon in March 2016.
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ECONOMY'S REPORT CARD By law the Fed twice a year prepares a formal report for the U.S. Congress on the state of the economy and monetary policy.
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"Your report card comes every three months and your outside investors, that put faith in you, are really counting on a certain level of performance," he said.
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Australia's central bank held its powder dry at Tuesday's scheduled policy review as the nation's robust first-quarter report card curbed the need for additional monetary stimulus.
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The thing I like ... it's funny, with DoorDash, lunch happens every day, dinner happens every day, so we get a report card sort of twice a day.
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" On working with the private sector on cybersecurity: Kelly said that the commercial world could be useful in assessing federal cybersecurity and issuing a performance "report card.
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The NEAP test is often called the "nation's report card" because it is the only measure of student achievement given periodically to students across the United States.
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While much work has been done, according to Save the Children's Disaster Report Card, 10 years after Katrina, many of these recommendations remain a work in progress.
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Yet for millennials aware of the consequences of voting third-party but not quite ready to cast for Clinton, this report card might just make the difference.
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The report's warning: "The collective results reported in the 2018 Arctic Report Card show that the effects of persistent Arctic warming continue to mount," the report noted.
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The recently released 2017 National Assessment of Education Progress, more commonly known as "the nation's report card," shows that for 15 years, test scores have barely budged.
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A report card of senators by Demand Justice released late last week gave 16 Democratic senators a D or an F for their stance on Trump's nominees.
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" The president, who said the United States had received an "incomplete" in the climate change report card, told DiCaprio that "we're really in a race against time.
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This report card included a new focus on who CIOs reported to, which lawmakers saw as a measure of how much power the information officers actually have.
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William Margold: In 1979, in one of the first shot-on-videos ever, High School Report Card, I gobbled up my own cumshot off of a woman.
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According to the latest infrastructure report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers: From George Washington onward, our leaders have used infrastructure as a rallying cry.
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I went to Oklahoma, a state that has enacted so many restrictive abortion laws that it routinely tops the Americans United for Life's annual legislative report card.
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" Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Indian National Congress, an opposition party, wrote on Twitter, adding that the "leaked job creation report card reveals a National Disaster.
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In the world of white-collar crime, most fraud prosecutions involve at least some form of tangible gain to the defendants, and not a better report card.
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Immediately after her rescue, as she was escorted away, all she seemed concerned about was her report card, which she had left behind in her underground cell.
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In a CNBC interview a month after Trump's inauguration, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he "absolutely" views the stock market as a "report card" for the administration.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers' 2017 Infrastructure Report Card gave the U.S. a "D+" and a "D" grade for its wastewater and drinking water infrastructure, respectively.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers assigned them a "C" grade in its most recent Infrastructure Report Card, and the imminent demands compound with every passing day.
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In fifth grade, Hailey Magee rushed home from school distraught and crying after seeing that she'd received an A-minus on her first letter grade report card.
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But given the uncertainties of a chronic condition like schizophrenia, experts said the new study should be considered a good first-term report card, not a final rating.
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The closest anyone ever got to noticing what was going on was when my second-grade teacher alluded to my general unhappiness on my third-quarter report card.
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Trump has also touted the success of the stock market as a report card for his economic agenda, often blaming the Fed for any downward movement in stocks.
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Earnings season is sometimes referred to as "corporate America's report card," but only a few sets of results may be indicative of how the overall economy is doing.
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Does a game giving you a score sheet or a report card at the end of a level or mission activate some awful, compulsive corner of your personality?
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From his famous "pussy grab" remarks on Access Hollywood to the allegations included in his divorce from Ivana Trump, the President's lady report card does not read well.
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In the ASCE's report card, transit scored a "D –", the nation's roads rated a "D", and bridges got a "C+", but the organization did reveal some positive news.
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Report Card Name: Hollywood Course: Diversity Fundamentals Year: 2017 Explanation of marks: 4 - Exceeds Expectations 3 - Meets Expectations 2 - Progressing Toward Expectations 1 - No Improvement Hollywood shows initiative.
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And by this point in the cycle, it's surprising that there's only one candidate who has mastered debate techniques sufficiently to get an A on my report card.
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U.S. infrastructure received an overall grade of D+ in the latest report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers, largely uncharged since the previous report in 2013.
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By fostering and scaling innovations such as those I saw in many classrooms, we can create a more meaningful report card and make progress on goals that matter.
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The Regulatory Report Card project at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University evaluated the quality of economic analysis accompanying 85033 major regulations proposed between 2008 and 2013.
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Carbon levels highest in 0003,000 years A report released Wednesday by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) gave the Earth in 2017 a grim report card.
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"When we buy more imports than sell exports, that's considered a trade deficit, which is used by candidates as a negative report card on U.S. trade," Dempsey said.
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That message rings clear in the fourth annual report card on International Cooperation, released today by the Council of Councils, an international network of 29 prominent think tanks.
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The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), often described as the nation's report card, provides the best way to compare academic achievement over time and across different states.
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But, as Shannon Coffey finds out in this episode of Report Card, there's a whole lot more to these substances than their groovy reputation (and your college memories).
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Now, we're managing only a D+ on the ASCE's report card, and it's estimated that our chronic underinvestment in infrastructure is costing each US family approximately $3400 annually.
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Last year, the fund was one of only three multilateral agencies to earn top grades on the "value for money" report card issued by Britain's foreign aid department.
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The report card focuses on the next steps in "racial justice," including anti-racist training, discrimination reporting, protection of marginalized patients and immigrants, and staff compensation and insurance.
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The 2017 Financial Report Card from Champlain College's Center for Financial Literacy gave just five states — Alabama, Missouri, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia — an A grade for their efforts.
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Every argument between my parents, every bad choice I made, every lousy report card I took home, felt like a referendum on the way I was being raised.
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It's like suing the school to keep them from sending your parents your report card, which he definitely would have done if he thought of it back then.
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We get a tiny taste of that — there's an opening gatefold of her youth, complete with a report card — but then we jump straight to touring in 2011.
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That convergence added up to a solid economic report card on Friday that President Trump was happy to present to the nation as a sign of good work.
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The decision to post something as personal as report card grades, which in theory could be viewed online by a child's peers, could also create potential trust issues.
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At CNBC and Institutional Investor's conference last week, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin reiterated his own belief that the stock market is a report card for the Trump administration.
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The regulations also required schools to provide parents and the public with a more detailed annual report card on schoolwide student achievement data and other indicators of success.
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In sum: no incumbent president in his right mind could consider this first-year report card, even among his core supporters, as anything other than a failing grade.
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As the 2019 Arctic Report Card shows, the more the Arctic thaws, the more carbon it unleashes, and the less time we have to avoid runaway global warming.
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The Arctic Report Card is "for the American people," he said, adding that it's been produced for 103 straight years now, and gave every indication that would continue.
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It's the People's Report Card, because it is a tool for citizens everywhere to check whether their leaders are living up to the promise of the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Trump views the stock market as a report card on his administration, so some strategists expect that he would dial back some rhetoric if it was in free fall.
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Despite parents spending more and more money on their kid's education, the latest results of the Nation's Report Card show most high school seniors aren't college or career ready.
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Read: Rio Olympics report card Also in Rio, Simone Biles became a household name and Olympic favorites like Usain Bolt and Michael Phelps re-catapulted back into the spotlight.
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The study, based on 1,943 verified called-in child-abuse cases, saw almost four times as many confirmed reports on the Saturdays following report-card distribution the previous Friday.
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More than 85% of African-American male fourth-graders in the United States are not proficient in reading, according to the 2013 U.S. Department of Education Nation's Report Card.
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The 21.5 Arctic Report Card, produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), depicts a thawing world that is continuing to warm and melt at an unprecedented pace.
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That comports with the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), the "nation's report card," which shows that students throughout Texas, across nearly all demographics, are losing ground in reading.
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In 21625, many federal agencies lost points on the annual cybersecurity report card issued by the White House Office of Management and Budget, even though most were already failing.
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Our national report card finds that two-thirds of our eighth graders are below proficiency in math and more than three-quarters of them are below proficiency in civics.
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Wilson had just stopped in to pick up a video game for his son's excellent report card when he ran into two men attempting to burglarize the video store.
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Mainstream brands including Gerber, Enfamil, Plum Organics and Sprout were among the worst offenders — scoring two out of five in the Clean Label Project's report card for toxic metals.
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They have to get second-by-second report feedback from their owners every moment of every trading day and they deliver a report card on performance every 90 days.
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So, say you're dreaming about your high school boyfriend dumping you in front of your class assembly while you're clutching your failing report card in nothing but your underwear.
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Read these stories next:Rihanna's New Song Emerges In Star Trek BeyondShannon Coffey Talks RIOT's Report Card, Vaginas & Internet HumorJesse Williams' BET Awards Speech Is Further Proof He's Woke Bae
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He dismissed the 100-day milestone as a "ridiculous standard" even as his administration sought to push through a final flurry of actions meant to improve his report card.
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When the Department of Education issued a comprehensive report card on School Improvement Grants, a program designed to turn around low-performing schools, few found any cause for optimism.
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Here are the key ingredients of a super-ambitious high-school senior aiming for the U.S. presidency: presidential biographies, a nearly straight-A report card, and self-help books.
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That's the takeaway from a new "report card" on the American diet, which found that since 1999 we are eating nearly 3% fewer highly processed foods with added sugars.
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"The midterms will be a good report card in terms of what the electorate feels," said Brad Blakeman, who served on President George W. Bush's senior White House staff.
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The Pacific island region as a whole is experiencing ocean warming that is causing coral bleaching, according to a study for the Pacific Marine Climate Change Report Card 2018.
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Schools also get "graded" nowadays, and there is research that looks at the economic impact of school rankings, which serve as a sort of "report card" for the schools.
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Following the 2018 UN Special Report and the fourth US National Climate Assessment, the Arctic Report Card was only the latest installment in a protracted series of dire scientific warnings.
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The Infrastructure Report Card analyzes the condition and performance of American infrastructure and doles out letter grades, focusing on a wide range of sectors, like roads, bridges, and waste removal.
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The CoC's 2018-2019 Report Card on International Cooperation, released today, designates global warming as the top international priority for the first time in the report card's five-year history.
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The Infrastructure Report Card analyzes the condition and performance of American infrastructure and doles out letter grades, focusing on a wide range of sectors, like roads, bridges, and waste removal.
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Reading scores on the 2015 National Assessment of Educational Progress, known as the Nation's Report Card, were steady for fourth graders since 2013, while reading scores for eighth graders declined.
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In keeping with earlier speeches, Modi delivered a report card on efforts to improve the lot of ordinary Indians, reeling off achievements in rural electrification, financial inclusion and health provision.
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What looks to be herpes isn't always herpes: Our own Shannon Coffey explained in an episode of Report Card on RIOT that she initially received a visual diagnosis of herpes.
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Openly Operated is a set of guidelines for auditing how apps and web services deal with user data, like a combination of a report card and a seal of approval.
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The latest batch of autonomous vehicle developer disengagement reports—the closest thing we've got to a robo-report card—has just been published by the California Department of Motor Vehicles.
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He said the special election, expected to be won by a Republican, is viewed as an early report card for Republicans in Congress ahead of next year's mid-term elections.
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An expert in constitutional law, she recently updated her 2000 article, A Report Card on the Impeachment: Judging the Institutions That Judged President Clinton, from a post-9/11 perspective.
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Because federal gas and diesel taxes haven't been raised since 1993, inflation has cut their actual value by 40 percent, says the American Society of Civil Engineers' infrastructure report card.
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In our federal report card, the National Black Justice Coalition (NBJC) found that all three branches of government have failed to secure fundamental legislative protections for black LGBTQ/SGL people.
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One of the plan's goals is also to repair and rebuild America's bridges, which received a C+ grade in the American Society of Civil Engineers' most recent Infrastructure Report Card.
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The result is a stagnant economy that leaves out millions of Americans who would like to work and get ahead, and a devastating report card on the Obama White House.
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Political debate about how to overcome the infrastructural challenges remains too focused on achieving greater "economies of scale," as was suggested by a 2017 Infrastructure Report Card from the ASCE.
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In last year's report card, these experts gave multilateral efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation a middling B-. This year they awarded a failing D+. Such pessimism is easy to understand.
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Instead, the best way to measure school performance, he says, is through the annual report card put together by Wisconsin's Department of Public Instruction, based largely on standardized test scores.
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But he agreed to meet me at FEMA headquarters in Washington to hear a recovery report card from folks I met while retracing the paths of Harvey, Irma and Maria.
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Right now, the MLB has a C for gender and a B+ for racial diversity on the yearly report card issued by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sports.
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"Simply asking institutions to fill out this report card draws their attention to the gender equity issue, encouraging them to identify areas for improvement and make necessary changes," she said.
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"Simply asking institutions to fill out this report card draws their attention to the gender equity issue, encouraging them to identify areas for improvement and make necessary changes," she said.
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Of course, filling potholes is a band-aid solution in a country whose road infrastructure scored a D grade in the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2017 Infrastructure Report Card.
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At the end of their tour — about two and a half hours on average, curators predict — visitors get a sort of report card on their aptitude for various intelligence specialties.
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When I spoke with you earlier in the year, we talked a little bit about how the administration kind of sees that as their report card or what's going on.
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Additionally, the Center for Biological Diversity, a nonprofit conservation organization, gave Kroger the highest marks in its report card that looks at supermarkets and their commitment to combating food waste.
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In December, the IMF (International Monetary Fund) delivered a grim report card on Britain's economy, blaming Brexit for the country's slow growth in comparison to a broadly based global upswing.
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According to the 2202 Infrastructure Report Card released by the American Society for Civil Engineers, America's infrastructure is rated a D+. Rebuilding and repairing U.S. infrastructure is imperative — and costly.
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New York (CNN Business)The White House had a lot to brag about in its economic report card for 2009, a year that broke records for employment and corporate profits.
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I use Credit Sesame, which creates a report card for your credit score and assigns grades for each category, so you can see where you're thriving and where you're struggling.
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He sat in on a bench in Dorsey's weight room and, twirling a neon orange fidget spinner, meandered from Pop Warner football to his report card, school uniforms to religion.
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"We have a report card every single day — it's how many people are using our platform, how many people are valuing it and that is what we're focusing on," he said.
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SCLAPP: How do you do better than a growing economy, Neil Gorsuch on the Supreme Court-- INGRAHAM: Oh look at it you have your own report card, isn&apost that cute?
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China, meanwhile, delivered a mixed economic report card for October, with domestic consumption starting to slow amid mounting household debt, while the real estate sector - a major driver - continues to cool.
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That's my favorite, and when I was a kid, whenever either my sister of I got a good report card or something, we would go out and celebrate at Gino's East.
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The results are HSBC's first under interim Chief Executive Noel Quinn, and are widely seen by shareholders and insiders as a report card on his auditioning for the role full time.
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But he was harsh, and imposed impossible expectations on her -- telling her when she got a B on a report card filled with A's that she could have done much better.
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Time for the first report card from Amazon's NFL streaming experiment: An average of 372,000 people watched the Green Bay Packers beat the Chicago Bears on Amazon's sites and apps worldwide.
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But while he saw the opportunity for successful future projects, the ASCE gave the United States a current overall grade of "D+" in its most recent "Infrastructure Report Card" in 2017.
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Shares in Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings fell more than 15 percent Thursday as it swung to a loss in its first annual report card since joining the London Stock Exchange.
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The progressive group also gave her an A and its top spot among the Democratic caucus in a report card released earlier this year grading senators' willingness to oppose Trump's nominees.
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It is rare to find a private school that publicizes its student performance levels, but the Nation's Report Card tells us something about the national comparisons of public to private schools.
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International experts polled for the report card recognize that preventing a second nuclear age depends on persuading North Korea to embrace disarmament and Iran to permanently freeze its own weapons program.
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But all of the — almost all of the people, many, many people signed what's called the report card at the end, did you like the course, how did you like it.
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Trump and his aides have taken credit for previous stock increases, with Mnuchin even telling CNBC that the stock market was "absolutely" a report card for the Trump administration's economic policy.
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The study analyzed 1,943 verified abuse cases called in to the hotline from the 64 counties that publicly released their report card distribution days, which typically occur four times a year.
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The report card gave Bs to 19 states that require students to receive personal finance instruction to graduate from high school, but may devote less time to it than A states.
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On the third anniversary of President Donald Trump's inauguration and on the brink of a historic Senate impeachment trial, voters are giving him low marks on his third-quarter report card.
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The Arctic's thawing permafrost could release an estimated 300 million to 600 million tons of net carbon into the atmosphere each year, according to NOAA's 2019 Arctic Report Card released Tuesday.
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The only parallel I can draw is a child altering his report card to make a grade of 62 look like an 82, attempting to avoid the scorn of a parent.
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The study, released just before the Grammys, served as a grim report card for the music industry over all, but much of the resulting criticism was directed at the awards show.
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Demand Justice, a progressive activist group dedicated to blocking Republican efforts to remake the federal judiciary, has issued a report card rating how Democratic senators voted on judges this past year.
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Investors can search the name or symbol of mutual funds or ETFs in six search tools, which provide a "report card" on the fund related to one of the following social or environmental issues: For those interested in limiting exposure to firearm manufacturers, for example, the report card shows the percentage of the fund's assets invested in gun companies, and if the fund is a member of the Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment (US-SIF).
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Recent results from the Nation's Report Card show that America's eighth graders are trailing behind in math and reading, while fourth graders are doing worse in math but slightly better in reading.
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The result is HSBC's first under Quinn - formerly commercial banking head - and is widely seen by shareholders and insiders as a report card on his auditioning for the CEO role full time.
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The infrastructure report card of the American Society of Civil Engineers gave inland waterways a lowly D this year, since half of all vessels had experienced delays across the inland-waterways system.
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The World Economic Forum releases an annual global competitiveness index; Canada consistently performs well, largely driven by its strong performance in providing basic requirements and efficiency enhancers (see Canada's report card here).
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Why the market isn't panicking Although some investors are keeping a close eye on the country's fiscal report card, the market appears sanguine on the whole: Stocks are close to record highs.
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The Mercatus Center's Regulatory Report Card demonstrates that the Bush administration's rushed midnight regulations were accompanied by less thorough and less transparent analysis than Bush regulations finalized before Election Day in 22019.
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The administration has said in the past that it uses the stock market as its economic report card, but the White House said Wednesday it had no comment on the sell-off.
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The Population Institute gave the United States a D on its 2016 report card on reproductive health care and rights, and given the current administration, I see that grade falling even lower.
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Known as the Nation's Report Card, the tests are administered by the federal government and are the largest national sampling of what American students know and can do in reading and math.
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Every four years, American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) provides a comprehensive assessment of the nation's infrastructure, and American infrastructure as a whole just received a D+ in the 2017 report card.
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With a vested interest in the success of Common Core, these officials have been dreading release of the 22019 NAEP scores (the National Assessment of Educational Progress, AKA the "nation's report card").
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It gave America's infrastructure a D+ in its 2017 report card, the most recent scoring of the nation's infrastructure, which includes bridges, dams, hazardous waste, public parks, ports, roads, transit, and more.
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"It puts downward pressure on the stock, and that's not good, when your daily report card is the stock price," says James Cox professor of corporate and securities law at Duke University.
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Your Money Adviser Most states take a scattershot approach to teaching personal finance concepts to high school students, a newly released financial literacy report card finds, with just a handful of exceptions.
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BEIJING — As Xi Jinping's first five-year term as China's leader ends, he gave himself a shining report card on Wednesday — and a big to-do list for his next five years.
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The internists did better than the general population in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's breast-feeding report card on women in the United States breast-feeding babies born in 2013.
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In one video after another, a parent sits their child down, rips open the report card and announces how he or she performed in each subject, highlighting both positive and negative feedback.
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The rise of report card sharing on YouTube could renew the long-simmering debate over what is appropriate for parents to document online and whether a child can really consent to participating.
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Tiffani Beaston, a mother who runs the Beauty & the Beaston YouTube channel with more than 375,000 subscribers, says she sees why some families are leaving no topic untouched, including report card sharing.
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Global Health Bill and Melinda Gates handed the world a report card last week, assessing its progress on 20153 global health indicators: infant mortality, AIDS, vaccine use, smoking rates and so on.
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"It was kind of a sketchy work-around, but I knew it was legit from the Plan C report card, and [the pills] were in my mailbox in four days," she said.
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Digital grade portals were designed to improve home-school communication by allowing students and parents to monitor grades and attendance throughout the year so there are no surprises at report card time.
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Two weeks from today, the country will head to the polls and offer us the first nationwide report card -- not just on President Donald Trump, but also the Republican and Democratic parties.
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That missed expectations, as analysts had predicted HSBC's report card for last year to largely match that of 251.62, when reported pre-tax profits were $299.187 billion and revenue was $2109.74 billion.
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Plus, Aid Access is the only company to offer physician oversight, according to a report card issued by the grassroots group Plan C, which seeks to educate women about self-managed abortion.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers' 2013 Report Card for America's Infrastructure gave a "D" grade to the nation's dams, noting that there are about 4,000 deficient dams in need of repairs.
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For the first time, the 14th edition of the Arctic Report Card also highlighted the firsthand accounts of Alaskan natives whose traditions and way of life have been upended by climate change.
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The report card assessed the chemical policies of 43 major companies with more than 190,000 stores in the U.S. and Canada, though they evaluated just 11 of those retailers starting in 2016.
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Plus, Aid Access is the only company to offer physician oversight, according to a report card issued by the grassroots group Plan C, which aims to educate women about self-managed abortion.
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But the organization gave the US drinking water system a D in its most recent report card, with tens of billions of dollars needed to replace worn-out mains and connecting pipe.
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In an interview with the Miami Herald the lead detective recounted phone records, flight logs and instructions for delivering flowers to one of Mr Epstein's young fixations—alongside her high-school report card.
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The UN report, known as the "Emissions Gap Report," is an important report card for the world's government and business leaders who are seeking to curtail the speed and severity of global warming.
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The stock market is serving as the Trump administration's economic report card, in the view of Steven Mnuchin, but the new Treasury secretary may have just named a risky way to define success.
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Thanks to the partnership, browser users will see a "report card" that summarizes the reputation of the site they are visiting, against standards meant to assess whether it contains reliable and objective reporting.
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Even though the admission of cheating was a black mark on Mitsubishi's report card, it was not safety issue as the company had faced in the early 2000s, Humphrey told CNBC's "Squawk Box ".
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And considering the state of America's streets and highways — the American Society of Civil Engineers gave U.S. roads a "D" in its latest infrastructure report card — that extra clearance room could be invaluable.
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That's the conclusion of the latest "report card" on American roads, bridges, airports, power grid and other critical infrastructure from the American Society of Civil Engineers, which makes the assessment every four years.
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Read these stories next:The Sexist New York Times Tweet You Have To SeeFall TV's Diversity Report Card: Robin Thede Grades The New ShowsMeet Ayesha Curry, The Woman Next To — Not Behind — Steph Curry
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. 212th graders' average mathematics score in 2003 was lower than two years before, and reading performance had stagnated, the Education Department said in releasing the "nation's report card" on Wednesday.
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The Regulatory Report Card finds that the analysis accompanying these regulations was slightly better than the analysis accompanying the rushed midnight regulations but still less thorough than the analysis of non-midnight regulations.
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HSBC, Europe's largest bank, on Tuesday delivered a financial report card that missed expectations on several fronts following a challenging fourth-quarter when markets globally experienced a sharp sell-off and reduced activity.
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"I would say let's take a look at the economy and let that be our report card," he said, pointing to 50-year-low unemployment and below-2% inflation despite headwinds from abroad.
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In the latest National Assessment of Educational Progress, the so-called "Nation's Report Card," math scores for fourth- and eighth-graders actually fell for the first time in the test's 35-year history.
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Apple is investing in clean energy not only at its own buildings but also its manufacturing sites, a move that helped it earn the top score on Greenpeace's 2017 "Clicking Clean" report card.
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Canadian National, which scored second to last in Amtrak's latest report card, with a D-, blamed the delays on speed restrictions that are currently in place on certain routes CN operates for Amtrak.
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If current trends continue, China will overtake the United States for R&D spending by 2772, predicts the U.S. National Science Board, which does an annual report card of research and development trends.
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This is excellent news, as the American Society of Civil Engineers gave the United States a D+ on its 220006 infrastructure report card for failure to invest sufficiently in infrastructure construction and maintenance.
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The annual assessment, a kind of report card that grades the military on capacity, capability, and readiness to determine overall strength, characterized the US armed forces as "marginally" prepared to defend America's interests.
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INGRAHAM: Yeah okay, Joel you give a different report card-- JOLE PAYNE, STRATEGIST: Yeah I&aposm like the 54 percent of America that&aposs not happy here on this side of the table.
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According to the American Society of Civil Engineers report card for infrastructure, the United States receives a D+. However, claiming that American airports are in Third World conditions is, at best, an exaggeration.
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The test, administered in 2014 to 21,500 students at 840 public and private schools, was a brand-new part of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also called the Nation's Report Card.
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The statement did not give further details of the plan but said officials in Sansha must "take active steps and demonstrate their initiatives" to provide a "satisfactory report card" to the party leadership.
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Read these stories next:Justin Timberlake Is Getting Flak After Praising Jesse Williams' BET Awards SpeechShannon Coffey Talks RIOT's Report Card, Vaginas & Internet HumorJesse Williams' BET Awards Speech Is Further Proof He's Woke Bae
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In the latest episode of her series Report Card on Refinery29's comedy channel, RIOT, comedian Shannon Coffey explores the definition of "daddy issues" and how the term is used to shame women.
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But he can do best for himself by doing best for his city — staying close to home, building upon past successes and working on those areas of the report card marked "needs improvement."
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"The report card continues to document a rapid unraveling of the Arctic," said Rafe Pomerance, chairman of Arctic 21, a network of organizations focused on educating policymakers and others on Arctic climate change.
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The test, administered in 2014 to 21,500 students at 840 public and private schools, was a brand new part of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also called the Nation's Report Card.
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The island's elections for city mayors and county and village leaders will in part serve as a report card on President Tsai Ing-wen, whose administration has come under immense pressure from Beijing.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers painted a bleak picture of the country's byways in its Infrastructure Report Card in the spring of 210, the most recent of its every-four-years editions.
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Temperatures this fall were so far off the charts that NOAA took the unusual step of extending the time frame for its annual "Arctic report card" by a few days into early December.
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An Oxfam report recently gave PepsiCo a score of 49 percent on its sustainability report card, slightly less than its rival Coca-Cola (which scored 57 percent) but more than other similarly sized companies.
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While the country's 2015 report card revealed a 3 percent expansion for 2015, beating RBA expectations, that trend won't continue for much longer, BTIM noted, warning of lower iron ore exports in the future.
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The most recent Breastfeeding Report Card, which recorded infant feeding patterns among babies born in 153, showed that 79 percent of American women initiated breastfeeding and 49 percent were still breastfeeding at six months.
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Last year, before this three-headed monster consumed chatter in Montgomery's halls of power, the Center for Public Integrity published its State Integrity Investigation, a corruption report card for each of the 50 states.
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Kaptur and her team have discussed the idea with Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosStudents show decline in Nation's Report Card A better way to reduce student loan debt DeVos earns Education Dept.
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"The dismal stock performance is a report card on the Company's leadership, which has made a series of blunders," Loeb wrote in a letter that was released at the same time as the presentation.
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Since 20083, the Hispanic population of the East Hampton public school district has tripled and now makes up nearly half of the student body, according to the 2014-2015 New York State report card.
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Close to a quarter of all public schools in America are in "fair or poor condition," according to the group's latest report card, which gave most of the nation's infrastructure a near-failing grade.
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The CoC's Report Card reveals a deep-seated pessimism about the state of the world: overall international cooperation earned a barely-passing C-, a steep drop from the B conferred just a year ago.
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Specifically, on 4th and 8th grade National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) scores, often called "the nation's report card," there was no clear correlation between spending increases and test improvements from 2003 to 2015.
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The state of our water pipes and water systems after years of inaction is troubling – the American Society of Civil Engineers gave our nation's water infrastructure a "D" in their most recent report card.
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The state of our water pipes and water systems after years of inaction is troubling — the American Society of Civil Engineers gave our nation's water infrastructure a "D" in its most recent report card.
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Researchers did not seek to verify that a disappointing report card was the direct cause of instances of documented abuse, or to narrow down the child abuse cases only to students attending public schools.
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Bill and Melinda Gates are pushing world leaders at the General Assembly to increase efforts on global health with a report card on 18 indicators, including infant mortality, AIDS, vaccine use and smoking rates.
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That's leading to water-main breaks across the United States and the loss of two trillion gallons a year of drinking water, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers' 11.053 Infrastructure Report Card.
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One trainer, a former SRA contractor and ex-NSA cryptographer named Keith Tuttle, concluded one student had "lost interest" and another "continues to struggle with technology," a program report card reviewed by Reuters shows.
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This year's report card contains a supplementary report focusing on the extremes observed in the Arctic during the past few months, with record high temperatures across parts of the Arctic preventing sea ice from reforming.
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The so-called Arctic Report Card showed a few new "records" this year: the minimum extent of Arctic sea ice from mid-October to late November was the lowest since satellite observations began in 1979.
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The ordinarily conservative utilities are throwing everything they can into reducing these risks, says Otto Lynch, an adviser to the Infrastructure Report Card, a study of U.S. infrastructure by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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Despite delivering a solid second quarter report card, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told CNBC that foreign exchange fluctuations and poor internal execution were to blame for the cloud software company's warning about third quarter revenue.
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However, someone may want to tell Cher's high school that fact, because in the scene in which Cher gives her father Mel her report card, it clearly says that her last name is Cher Hamilton.
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European Report Card: Worries Over Eurozone Growth, Greece and 'Brexit' | The European Commission lowered its growth forecasts for the 19-country currency union, warning that there were "high risks" and "substantial uncertainty" in the economy.
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Austin, the capital city of Texas, links the report-card marks kids receive on their "personalized learning skills" with a district-wide plan to integrate SEL completely into the traditional curriculum, according to Ed Week.
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Montgomery County, Maryland's report card, for instance, grades the following "Thinking and Academic Success Skills": analysis, collaboration, effort/motivation/persistence [a long-winded way to say grit], elaboration, evaluation, intellectual risk-taking, metacognition, and originality.
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Since his arrest, he has been attending a school for youths awaiting adjudication of delinquency claims, and his grades and the comments on his report card "reflect a newfound seriousness of purpose," the judge wrote.
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But on Tuesday, the results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress on reading and math, a set of tests given every other year across the country, often called the Nation's Report Card, were released.
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I don't really care about the marks that Ogden Nash received on his third-grade report card or how many trunks of clothing Edith Wharton had shipped across the Atlantic when she moved to France.
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Some of the sites that appear on Plan C's report card have much faster ship times because they operate as online pharmacies rather than full-scale telemedicine services like Aid Access that require a consult.
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In the last three years, according to data compiled in a recently released "fossil fuel finance report card" by a group of environmental organizations, JPMorgan Chase lent over $2350 billion to gas and oil companies.
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A man sends his medical bills, a woman sends her student-loan statements, a child sends her drawing of a cat, a mother sends her teenager's report card — straight A's, isn't that awesome, Mr. President?
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At the American Geophysical Union annual meeting in San Francisco today, NOAA released its 2019 "Arctic Report Card," an annual status update on the changes unfolding up north as the Arctic warms at breakneck speed.
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I wasn't able to access the NRA's report card ratings for House members, as the NRA does not make its rankings publicly available (even to a member of the media who requested the information repeatedly).
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"It's not like a big report card with a big letter 'F' in red" but is "a different way to frame a larger conversation about health overall," said Holness, the New York City public schools spokeswoman.
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The American Society of Civil Engineer's (ASCE) 2628 Infrastructure Report Card highlights the need for $28503 billion of water-related investments out of a total $22019 trillion needed for infrastructure more generally over the next decade.
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Trump aides boasted on Twitter when the Dow eclipsed 85033,000 points last month, and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC on Thursday that the stock market is "absolutely" an economic policy report card for the administration.
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Her house in Edison, New Jersey was a community gathering place for kids to do homework, eat, or show off a report card, while adults gossiped, braided hair, or introduced the house to a newborn baby.
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Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Alphabet are all scheduled to post their quarterly earnings this week, giving a report card on their strength and reach in areas like online advertising, e-commerce, mobile gadgets and cloud computing.
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According to the 2018 Arctic Report Card, this year featured the second-lowest winter sea-ice extent -- the amount of the Arctic Ocean that is covered with sea ice -- since the satellite record began in 1979.
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On the bass heavy "Report Card," which contains a smart interpolation of Rich Boy's "Throw Some Ds," the focus of the song is Soulja Boy's irrational yet self justified angst toward his teacher for failing him.
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In this episode of Report Card on RIOT, Coffey looks into the frustrating reality: Yes, a lot of people do have herpes, but it's not always that easy to find out if you're one of them.
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Dr. Bright said one practical solution would be shifting report card distribution from Friday to a day earlier in the week, giving teachers an opportunity to keep tabs on their students after they get their grades.
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At this year's American Geophysical Union conference, where thousands of scientists examined the threats of climate change, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration gave the Arctic a failing report card in terms of its ecological health.
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President Trump, who has a close eye on the stock market and has in the past played up its gains as a report card on his presidency, attributed Wednesday's decline to an impeachment inquiry by Democrats.
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Since the last report card in May, NASA dramatically improved – turning two consecutive Fs into a C+. The Departments of Education and Energy, both Fs in the October grades, also have improved to C-range grades.
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According to a 2017 report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers, the country's public works received a D + grade overall, a ranking the group says could cost the U.S. gross domestic product $3.9 trillion.
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The Save the Children 2015 Disaster Report Card highlights that at a national level, 79% of the recommendations by the National Commission on Children and Disasters remain unfulfilled 5 years after its report to the President.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) annual Arctic Report Card painted a dire picture of conditions in the Arctic, which is experiencing the impacts of climate change much faster than the rest of the globe.
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The annual report card released by the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida shows a drop-off from a year ago in M.L.B.'s racial and gender hiring practices.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers awarded the United States a D+ overall grade in its 2017 Infrastructure Report Card and even going so far as to give the nation's public transit infrastructure a D- grade.
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The pediatric wisdom is always to push a little further, to ask for specifics — what subjects do you like best, which are the hardest, what kinds of grades did you get on your last report card?
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That region saw "unprecedented" warming air temperatures that delayed the fall freeze-up, according to a new report from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which released its annual Arctic Report Card on Tuesday.
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Laura Marie DavisDurham, N.C. To the Editor: Having had an A-plus sister whose mother took her out after every report card for reward ice cream sundaes, while I stayed home reading novels, I can relate.
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Berkshire owns companies across industries and countries, and it employs more than 389,000 people, making the results a barometer for the U.S. economy as well as a report card for one of the world's most revered investors.
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Every two years, the Centers for Disease Control puts out a "report card" that evaluates the number of people who are breastfeeding, and the progress we've made as a country in terms of access to breastfeeding support.
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"Whatever she wants to do, she will definitely be able to do it because she's good at a lot of things," Lawson continued, which is also what I assume Blue's teachers put on every single report card.
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His direct involvement reflected how important he believed the underlying issues to be, particularly because they could have an impact on AIG's share price, which Mr Greenberg saw as an external report card on AIG and himself.
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In its most recent report card, the American Society of Civil Engineers gave U.S. infrastructure a D+ grade and estimated the cost of bringing America's infrastructure to a state of good repair by 85033 at $3.6 trillion.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers' most recent report card gave it a D+. While the negotiation has come to a stand-still, the degradation of our roads, bridges, water distribution systems and the like, has not.
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As Shannon Coffey notes in this episode of Report Card for RIOT, even Beyoncé and Hillary Clinton have been called witches — because, naturally, they've only risen to their respective seats of power thanks to satanic magic, right?
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White Coats 43 Black Lives, a national group of medical students and doctors-in-training, released its second annual Racial Justice Report Card (RJRC), which indicates that medical schools have improved, but there's still work to do.
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"I commend the schools that took part (in this year's Racial Justice Report Card) because unless we know what the starting point is, we cannot reach the destination of health equity," she told Reuters Health by email.
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Report card season can be a nerve-wracking time for any student, but in this situation, the stakes are even higher: She reads out loud his teachers impressions, filming the process for her millions of YouTube subscribers.
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In 2019, average air temperatures in the Arctic were 1.9 degrees Celsius (3.42 degrees Fahrenheit) above normal, the second-hottest recorded since 20053, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's annual Arctic Report Card, published Tuesday.
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Just as striking, this unflattering report card from a Chinese state think tank — published this month with little fanfare — faults misconceived "top-level design" in policies, as well as local bureaucrats and state managers reluctant to change.
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While these ground rules make cheating a nonissue for Kaufman, the public embarrassment of having one's every fondle logged rhapsodically, even with an A-plus report card, can make a man somewhat self-conscious entering a restaurant.
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Well, apart from the obvious, it's a report card of sorts, a way to hold a mirror up to the fashion industry, and hold it accountable for its progress (and steps backward) when it comes to comprehensive inclusivity.
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In October, former Wells Fargo bankers who had tried to speak out against the practices also sued the company for $10 billion for allegedly smearing their careers by putting bad marks on a kind of banker's report card.
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In its annual report, Card Factory said sales for everyday occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries contributed nearly 54 percent of its overall revenue while the rest came from small gifts like soft toys and party products. Gettingpersonal.
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While an actual legislative system to review and sanction candidates for their statements is untenable and probably unconstitutional, we the public should demand an "under oath" and "qualified or unqualified" report card standard for those running for office.
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It maintains the autonomy of the Institute of Education Sciences, the National Assessment Governing Board and the National Assessment of Educational Progress (also known as the Nation's Report Card), to shield those entities from political influence and bias.
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That's one reason the American Society of Civil Engineers, in its most recent report card on infrastructure, gave the United States a D-plus despite the extra infrastructure spending that flowed from the big 2009 economic recovery act.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) recently released its report card on infrastructure, collectively giving America's roads, bridges, tunnels, and water infrastructure a grade of D+, which is the dismal score the country has maintained for years.
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Advocacy groups "score" a vote by adding it to the report card they put out at the end of a congressional session, showing at a glance whether a member of Congress was on or off the group's bus.
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His public engagements often focus on criticizing his perceived political rivals and touting himself, and he even kicked off his last UN General Assembly speech with a personal report card on how much he thinks he has accomplished.
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And in 2900, after five years of continued poor performance since its last failing report card – a period during which 220006,2202 New Yorkers died on the organ waiting list – the New York City OPO again kept its contract.
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Salesforce delivered its first quarterly report card since it closed the biggest acquisition in its history, and questions about Tableau — the analytics firm Salesforce bought for $15.3 billion — were a big focus of Tuesday&aposs earnings conference call.
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Population: A+ Stability: C- Talent: C+ Location: C+ Set aside the fact that Jeff Bezos owns the Washington Post and is renovating a home in the nation's capital, neither of which we can measure in a report card.
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In its annual Arctic Report Card, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) detailed the ongoing impact of climate change on the region, which is experiencing a warming trend faster than much of the rest of the world.
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"We should be clear from the outset that a core point of the Trump administration's view of trade is to view a deficit or a surplus as a 'report card' on whether the relationship is working," she said.
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A look at two years of the military under Mr. Trump produces a report card with plenty of incompletes and far more failing grades from national security experts than the A+ the commander in chief has awarded himself.
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"This report card should send a message to every Democrat, especially those who have their eyes on the White House in 2020, that progressives will hold them accountable if they don't take the fate of our courts seriously."
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" — Hugh Hewitt, conservative radio host "My debate report card grades: Trump: A-, Cruz: B+, Christie: B, Rubio: B, Bush: B-, Kasich: B-, Carson: C." — Mark Halperin, managing editor of Bloomberg Politics "Jeb, Christie, and Kasich needed home-run performances.
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America's eighth graders in public schools are falling behind in math and especially reading, with their tests declining in more than half of states, according to the latest results from the Nation's Report Card, per the New York Times.
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A federal judge issued a $22019,000 fine on the Department of Education Thursday after finding Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosStudents show decline in Nation's Report Card A better way to reduce student loan debt DeVos earns Education Dept.
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"Five herds," out of 22 monitored "in the Alaska-Canada region, have declined more than 603 percent and show no sign of recovery," according to the latest Arctic Report Card from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, out Tuesday.
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These are the sobering findings of the third annual Report Card on International Cooperation, recently released by the Council of Councils (CoC), a global consortium of 29 think tanks from 25 countries founded by the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Although it is hard to find glimmers of hope in this world in disarray, this year's Report Card did identify a few bright spots, most notably some promise in the areas of promoting global health and advancing global development.
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Students could not see their grades for a given class until they had filled out an extensive report card, including numerical ratings, on the class and on the instructor or had formally declined to do so, which few did.
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In this divide between blacks in Congress and BLM, it is worth noting that according to the most recent NAACP Civil Rights Legislative Report Card, Sanders has a 100 percent rating for supporting the black political agenda in Congress.
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The Report Card for America's Infrastructure shows that collectively the country is planning to spend only half of the $4.5 trillion that is needed by 85033 to restore our nation's backbone systems, like transportation, water, and our energy grid.
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Though the origin of those photos isn't clear, it's true that near-record sea ice minimums have now occurred every year for the past 12 years, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's most recent Arctic Report Card.
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The Giffords Center, which keeps a state-by-state report card, gave Connecticut an A-minus for its gun laws — the same grade given to New York, which moved even more swiftly after Sandy Hook to pass stricter laws.
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Earnings are expected from a third of S&P 500 companies in the week ahead, and there will also be an important report card on the economy, with second-quarter GDP expected to be the strongest in four years.
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The Arctic sea ice minimum extent from mid-October 22016 to late November 221 was the lowest since the satellite record began in 1979, and 28 percent less than the average for 1981-2010 in October, the report card found.
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Details: Tuesday's report, known as the Arctic Report Card, found: The annual average air temperature across the Arctic from October 2017 through September 2018 was the second warmest such period on record, just behind the same period in 2015–2016.
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"Arctic air temperatures for the past five years have exceeded all previous records since 1900," according to the annual NOAA study, the 2018 Arctic Report Card, which said the year was second only to 2016 in overall warmth in the region.
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In addition to assigning grades to America's ports and parks, the 2017 report card projected a total investment of $4.59 trillion that would be required to bring U.S. infrastructure from where it stands today — at a D+ — to a B grade.
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Rather than a direct report on the state of US infrastructure — which you can find in ASCE's Infrastructure Report Card, released every four years — it's an attempt to answer a specific question: What does underinvestment cost America, in GDP and jobs?
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China delivered a mixed economic report card for October on Wednesday as softening retail sales pointed to a consumption slowdown, even as a pick-up in industrial output and investment suggested support measures may be starting to take hold.
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"It was a great report card for the Canadian jobs market and it flies in the face of some of the other statistics that we've been seeing lately out of Canada," said Scott Smith, managing partner at Viewpoint Investment Partners.
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Many in the alpha realm of the business world believe that accumulated wealth is the true report card of American life and lawyers are often only in the "B" to "B+" range while they comfortably rest in the "A+" category.
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Research by the Guttmacher Institute highlighted this factor in particular: Texas got an F- on the Population Institute's report card and is "particularly vulnerable," according to the report, because of recent massive cuts to family planning services and severe abortion restrictions.
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While the figures vary, the most recent annual report card by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) gave the U.S. infrastructure a D+, estimating that the U.S. needs to invest $3.6 trillion by 2020 to upgrade infrastructure to acceptable levels.
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According to the report card, there was greater snow cover in Asia in spring 2017 but less in North America, with the extent of snow cover in the North American Arctic below average for the 11th year of the past 12.
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At this point, Richard doesn't know that Erlich sold his stock to Laurie Bream the night before the platform's triumphant launch, which adds an almost childlike poignancy to Erlich's plight, as if he's hiding a bad report card from his parents.
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That's where SEOPop Pro comes in: It automates the entire analytical process to produce an SEO report card filled with all sorts of important breakdowns, including in-depth reviews of your social signal impact, mobile performance, page speeds, and load times.
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This week, the Council of Councils released its 2018-2019 Report Card on International Cooperation, finding that climate change was "the top international priority for the first time in the report card's five-year history," wrote Stewart Patrick and Terrence Mullan.
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About two and a half minutes in, Soulja Boy goes through about a minute of uncontrollable rage where he starts to scream things like, "I take out my report card," and eventually ends with simply yelling "aaaah" in a fit.
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It should be noted that in its 2017 Infrastructure Report Card, the American Society of Civil Engineers said the US currently needs $2683 billion to fix and update its highways and bridges, with $420 billion of that for repairing existing highways.
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Since then, Trump's go-to report card for a strong economy has been far more volatile as his protectionist trade policies and trade war with China take an ever-growing toll on American business sentiment, capital expenditure and the stock market.
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Debate coach Todd Graham delivered a rather stern report card: no one got an A, but Sanders drew the highest grade (B+) He "handled himself well when placed center stage," Graham wrote, and shone when talking about policy in moral terms.
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The percentage of voters who gave Trump an "A" or "B" when POLITICO/Morning Consult last conducted the "report card" survey, at the midpoint of Trump's term, was slightly lower: 250 percent, compared to 210 percent in the new poll.
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In order to provide pregnant people with the information about what to expect from each service, Elisa S. Wells created Plan C, a site that tests the products from abortion pill retailers and issues a "report card" based on their results.
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Plan C, a reproductive health advocacy group, has purchased and tested pills from more than a half-dozen and ranked them based on shipping time, product quality, and physician oversight; the results appear in a "report card" on Plan C's website.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers, which gave U.S. infrastructure a D+ in its latest report card, estimates that the country will fall short of its infrastructure needs by $28503 trillion if current spending levels continue from now until 22019.
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In its annual Arctic Report Card released in 2017, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration warned that Arctic temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet, and called the phenomenon a "new normal" and "unprecedented transition in human history."
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But the spring version of the World Economic Outlook, the fund's semiannual report card on the health of the international economy, outlined big risks — including the growing likelihood of a trade war and government policies that could overheat the United States economy.
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And according to the American Society of Civil Engineers, which gave U.S. infrastructure a D+ on its report card that same year, failure to properly invest in our infrastructure could cost the U.S. $4 trillion in GDP and 2.5 million jobs by 85033.
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High schools spread in America between 1910 and 1940 mainly because cities promoted and paid for them, says Steven Barnett of the National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers University, which compiles an annual report card on state pre-school programmes.
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On the restaurant's report card, inspectors noted 14 (!!!) violations, including a "red and black mold-like substance" inside the ice machine, raw hamburgers being stored above the collard greens, lobster thawing in sitting water in the sink, and expired milk in the fridge.
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On Thursday, the American Society of Civil Engineers released its 2017 infrastructure report card, giving the nation's overall infrastructure a grade of D+. Speaking to a group of governors at the White House last month, Trump pledged for a "big" infrastructure spending.
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Most parents aren't very happy when their children bring home a report card with anything less than a C-. They'll be even less encouraged by the near-failing grade awarded to the nation's school facilities Thursday by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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Donald Trump's "first big report card" is a week away, and on the latest installment of Late Night's "A Closer Look," Seth Meyers breaks down the fact that folks aren't too happy with what's been done during the president's first 100 days.
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In recent years, the price of hepatitis C medications has dropped dramatically, yet more than half of state Medicaid programs were given a "D" or an "F" in recent report card compiled by Harvard's Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation (CHLPI).
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"A solid report card, with attractive fundamentals and an outlook which are sure to maintain interest in what is perhaps the more conservative end of a steady-eddy sector," Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, said in a note.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers' last report card in 2013 gave America's infrastructure in these categories a D+ and suggests that a $3.6 trillion investment is needed in the next five years just to bring our infrastructure systems up to adequate conditions.
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Sadly, just 37% of today's students will leave high school ready for college-level reading -- limiting their chances of finding a good job -- according to 2015 assessment results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, better known as the Nation's Report Card.
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N.F.L. RECEIVES DIVERSITY REPORT CARD The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport gave the N.F.L. its seventh consecutive A for its racial hiring practices but a C+ for its efforts to hire women in 20153, its same grade as in 22015.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Wednesday said that the government was failing to meet a number of goals aimed at improving the lot of its embattled aboriginal population as he released its tenth annual report card on indigenous issues.
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In its most recent "infrastructure report card," the American Society of Civil Engineers graded the United States' physical infrastructure — everything from tunnels, roads, bridges, electrical grid, and more — as a D+.In other words, the country's physical underpinning could barely pass high school.
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In the six months since she was hired, Thomas has helped launch an internal database that gives employees access to the racial and gender diversity data of different teams across the company, a sort of diversity report card updated in real time.
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This week: Just when the trade war cools off, tech companies have a new China problemTech company earnings season is now in full swing, with Apple&aposs quarterly report card on Tuesday showing that consumers can&apost stop splurging on iPhones and Airpods.
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According to the 2019 Racial and Gender Report Card released by the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sports, the MLB received a C grade for gender diversity, placing it below the NFL and NBA, who received a C+ and B grade, respectively.
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The results are from the annual Arctic report card, a peer-reviewed assessment produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration that takes a broad look at the effects of climate change in the region and compares current findings with the historical record.
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The government's annual, peer-reviewed Arctic report card showed its temperatures for the year ending in September were the second highest since 1900, leading to low summer sea ice, cascading impacts on the regional food web and growing concerns over sea level rise.
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According to the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2017 Infrastructure Report Card, our overall infrastructure gets a grade D+, which indicates a condition ranging from fair to poor and mostly below standard, with many elements approaching the end of their service lives.
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The IOC said two Russian doping violations during the Pyeongchang Games had marred an otherwise clean report card for the delegation at the Games, though later on Sunday, Russia's ice hockey team violated the IOC's rules on neutrality by singing the Russian national anthem.
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Amazon's 2018 report card could have sounded like this: Amazon raised wages, released some cool products, and announced plans to move into a struggling city in need of attention — an easy A. But Amazon constantly found itself stepping on its own toes this year.
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Here's a report card on how the couple did on each of their to-do items: Get their finances in order:Up first is Frances, who asks her colleague, Ryan (whom she mistakenly keeps calling Brian) for his help in getting her financial paperwork from payroll.
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Not only does it analyze your website and give you an SEO report card to let you know how you're doing, it goes on to fix all the SEO mistakes you're making — a process that would be time-consuming and expensive if done manually.
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In our 100 days report card back in April, Jim VandeHei and I noted that one of Trump's "misses" was: "Little personal growth in office" — a loose style and resistance to structure that leaves White House aides insecure, and created internal inefficiencies and blind spots.
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According to NORML's Congressional Report Card, which provides a letter grade 'A' through 'F' to members of Congress based on their comments and voting records on matters specific to marijuana policy, just four percent of federally elected officials support regulating the adult use marijuana market.
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The ASCE's 2017 Report Card gave America's transportation infrastructure a shameful overall grade of D. And with phrases like, "strong risk of failure… significant deterioration… many elements approaching the end of their service life," the details of the report hardly make for reassuring bedtime reading.
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And as far as the fact that heavy drinkers seemed to be performing just fine after the first semester, they theorized that the students might gain a better tolerance for alcohol, or may even switch to easier classes after that first report card comes in.
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The agency's report card on hospital performance for 2628 still identified 28503 hospitals that received scores of "22019" — the lowest possible on the 1-to-5 scale — but that 64 percent of VA hospitals (94 out of 146) showed some improvement from the previous year.
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In its "2017 Infrastructure Report Card," the American Society of Civil Engineers gave the nation's infrastructure a D+, with the transit sector earning a miserable D-. ASCE estimates that failing to close the infrastructure gap will cost the U.S. economy $85033 trillion by 2025.
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But you can also distract us from those in the room with us — and even drive a wedge into a relationship, as married comedian Casey Jost attests in the latest video from Report Card, comedian Shannon Coffey's series on Refinery29's comedy channel, RIOT.
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While a worldwide crisis like coronavirus would damage financial markets and the economy under any President, Trump feels special angst over the administration's inability to protect his Wall Street report card and the strong economy, which he's counting on to help lift him to reelection.
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Senator McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, persuaded the National Rifle Association to oppose the nominee and, in a first for a Supreme Court nomination, to "score" the vote, making it a part of the potent annual report card the NRA issues for every member of Congress.
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He sent fans pictures of Mad's gaptoothed mascot, Alfred E. Neuman, which he signed as Neuman in the script of "a sixth grader trying to forge his parents' signature on a bad report card while riding in a careening school bus," Mr. Ficarra said.
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The IOC said two Russian doping violations during the Pyeongchang Games had marred an otherwise clean report card for the delegation at the games, though later on Sunday, Russia's ice hockey team violated the IOC's rules on neutrality by singing the Russian national anthem.
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The report card is based on a number of factors including crash tests, Consumer Reports' own testing and analysis of vehicles, and a survey of more than a half million Consumer Reports subscribers who detail what doesn't work on the cars and trucks they drive.
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Last week, the American Lung Association gave the federal agency poor marks in a report card evaluating its tobacco prevention programs, primarily due to a "lack of action," said Thomas Carr, an author of the new report and national director of policy at the association.
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Considering the dire state of American infrastructure — the latest American Society of Civil Engineers infrastructure report card gives us a D+ grade — Trump and Clinton's mutual commitment to revitalizing our roads, bridges and waterways should at least offer a starting point for bipartisan cooperation.
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The recent study was based on anecdotal observations from the health care system and the school system that cases of abuse went up around report card time, so researchers looked at calls to the child abuse hotline, and at the results of the subsequent investigations.
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To the daydreamer and the window-gazer, to the one who startles when called on by the teacher or nudged by a classmate, whose report card invariably praises your good mind but laments your lack of focus: We are grateful for your brown study.
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In a "quality sales report card," the bank set limits on the number of accounts that went unused - but the limits were so high as to undercut any serious reform, said the former manager, who declined to be identified because he now works for a Wells competitor.
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On the "sanctuary" report card, SWG judges how much support the university or college provides for illegal immigrants in 15 different categories, such as financial aid, free housing, legal support, mental health, DACA support, and denying requests from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other government agencies.
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The report, titled "Fiscal Policy Report Card on America's Governors," instructs lawmakers using examples of successful policies implemented in various states across the country and shows which governors are leading their states toward economic prosperity and which are leading voters toward higher taxes and additional unsustainable obligations.
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New York (Reuters) - A surprisingly strong report card on the U.S. economy helped power the benchmark S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indexes to record high closes on Friday, capping a week of gains for stocks that came largely on the back of resilient corporate profits.
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The recent 50-State Report Card on Reproductive Health and Rights issued by my organization, the Population Institute, gave 18 states a failing grade for 2017, and lowered the U.S. grade to a D-. It also cautioned things could take a turn for the worse in 2018.
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When you sign up for a credit card or a mobile phone or any number of other loans or services, you agree — whether you know it or not — for the provider to send a report card on you to credit reporting agencies like Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.
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According to its 2017-18 Maryland State Department of Education report card, the school received just 3.6 out of a possible 20 points in academic achievement, six out of 30 points in academic progress, and 6.6 out of 25 points in school quality and student success.
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The report card includes grades generated based on how senators have voted on the Supreme Court, circuit court, and district court nominees that President Trump put forth from 2017 to 2018, as well as their history of returning "blue slips" for judges tied to their states.
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"This country is in a student achievement crisis, and over the past decade it has continued to worsen, especially for our most vulnerable students," Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosStudents show decline in Nation's Report Card A better way to reduce student loan debt DeVos earns Education Dept.
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"But I don't think you would give the industry more than a C-plus or B-minus, across the board," as a grade for its success in securing patient data, Gerson said, adding that that kind of report card on data security is common for other industries as well.
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All of that can sound a bit abstract, so we've put together a report card on the deal's progress, a series of graphics that show how well the nuclear deal is working (according to the International Atomic Energy Agency) and what could change if Trump goes back on it.
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On our report card, Cleveland gets a C-. We graded bids for Amazon's HQ2 project based on the company's four main criteria: A metropolitan area with more than 1 million people; a stable, business friendly environment, ability to attract and retain strong talent, and creative thinking when considering locations.
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In general, my feeling is companies are staying public because they can raise the money privately and if you can do that – with less disclosures, fewer hassles, and not having to focus on stock price, which is a report card on your performance every day – why wouldn't you?
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The report card, an update of an assessment done in 2015, is based on the premise that all high school students should, at a minimum, be required to take a course that includes personal finance topics, even if the topics are just a "modest" part of the overall course.
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A 2019 study looked at 30 years of data from the federally funded National Assessment of Educational Progress, a national "report card" on American students, and found girls significantly outperformed boys in all grades in reading and writing ability, with the gap increasing from elementary to high school.
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" Just a decade ago, Tennessee's higher education outlook was bleak: A 2007 report card on state education initiatives, commissioned by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, gave the state an F in several categories, including "academic achievement of minority and low-income students" and "postsecondary and work force readiness.
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As high schools are at best stagnating in quality, as the most recent Nation's Report Card results for 12th grade math and reading make clear, employers are likely to value this measure even less, and seek a 21st Century equivalent of the high school diploma: a college degree.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) gave the U.S. an embarrassing D+ grade in its most recent infrastructure report card, and I hear from small-business owners every day who are frustrated with how our crumbing infrastructure is slowing the pace of business, both locally and nationally.
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This month, the Population Institute released its annual 50-state report card on the status of reproductive health and rights in the US. The report measures effectiveness at preventing unwanted pregnancies, access to comprehensive sex ed and emergency contraception, affordability of birth control, and access to abortion and family planning services.
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Open your mind to the true power of Fuller House, the middle point of the great social experiment formerly known as TGIF: a visualization of time's effect on the human body and spirit as we absentminded humans fret over problems like "who is dating whom" and "the youngest Tanner's report card."
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Factbox: A report card on Donald Trump's first 100 days A U.S. Navy MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopter from the "Blue Hawks" of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 78 fires chaff flares during a training exercise near the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) in the Philippine Sea April 24, 2017.
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Given that this is a report card, marks have to be given to Apple for what it didn't do this year: unlike companies like Facebook or Google, Apple didn't suffer any major breaches in security or scandals where it was revealed to have given access to the personal information of millions of users.
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The states where Zika is most likely to spread are also the states that rank lowest on the Population Institute's "report card" for reproductive health, which grades states based on their rate of unintended and teen pregnancies, sex education requirements, access to emergency contraception, Medicaid eligibility rules, and abortion restrictions and access.
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The White House stated that, according to the most recent report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), America's infrastructure received a D-plus — a dismal grade that takes into account tens of thousands of roads, bridges, tunnels and other transportation arteries and public infrastructure elements all across our nation.
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Furthermore, the issue is pressing after a recent "Infrastructure Report Card" from the American Society of Civil Engineers that gave our roads, bridges and waterways a collective grade of D+. But perhaps most compelling is the fact that the optics are right for all Republicans after many fits and starts in the last several months.
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