Robust Standalone Financial Profile: We view SIH's standalone profile as robust.
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Instead of building a robust space program, we built a robust space bureaucracy.
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Having robust sleep tracking added to an already robust fitness app is extremely welcome.
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We have a podcast, we have pretty robust social platforms, we have a robust website.
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"We can have a robust immigration enforcement system and a robust trafficking enforcement system," Richmond said.
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Yet, helped by more robust than expected economic data, the currency has proved more robust since early November.
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The AHCA has robust financing and robust policies to assist people in affordable coverage if they have poor health status.
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"If you are going to build a robust business that lasts, then you need to have robust supply chains," Evans said.
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This is certainly a case of robust debate, and as free-speech campaigners always remind us, nobody should be against robust debate.
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I would include issues like free trade and a robust engagement in foreign policy and robust use of soft power and diplomacy.
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After a robust global regulatory review process, we brought together two talented teams and a robust portfolio to offer more choices for farmers.
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Luma offers robust (and very creepy) parental controls On top of a better Wi-Fi connection, Luma also offers pretty robust parental controls.
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"This is going to be a robust kind of a visit, and a robust looking into all the nonpublic schools," Mr. Carranza said.
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Robust Asset Portfolio Cosan Limited is a non-operating holding company that carries a robust and diversified asset portfolio that reduces sector concentration risks.
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"For those who get stressed about robust primaries, I just have to remind you I had a very robust primary," he told the donors.
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"Healthy, robust, contracting, healthy, robust and contracting like a lung that breathes in and then out," said Mr. Simchowitz, describing the current state of the art market.
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" I replied, "As for me, someday there's going to be a robust computer information interexchange, so robust that people will pay me to write articles on it.
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A recent study published in Addiction found that the states with more robust monitoring programs had significantly fewer opioid painkiller overdose deaths than those with less robust programs.
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It is reassuring to know that the president's more robust approach to protecting U.S. interests relies on an equally robust process for investigating the claims of U.S. companies.
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Although epidemiological studies show a robust association between PM 2.5 (microscopic particulate matter) and mortality risk, robust association is not causation, and causation deserves to be carefully examined.
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Should the individual market have plans with heavy government regulation and robust benefit packages, or should skimpier plans be allowed to enter (and likely edge out those robust ones)?
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So if the solution to these problems probably involves more robust local media — and specifically more robust local media online — well, good luck figuring out how to pay for that.
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"For those who get stressed about robust primaries, I just have to remind you that I had a very robust primary," Obama said, according to a transcript of the event.
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ROBUST COVERAGE, LEVERAGE, AND LTV METRICS Dividend and investment income, net of corporate-level expenses, provide robust coverage of interest costs and fixed charges of Loews' outstanding parent-level corporate obligations.
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"Given that equities are supported by robust views around future growth, should these views falter even as current activity remains robust, commodities should outperform equities and other asset classes," it added.
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" It turns out that it was a "robust quarter.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Robust earnings from Tencent Holdings (2515.
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The Red Sox entered the contest with a robust .
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He was a robust guy – youthful and healthy looking.
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"Their health care infrastructure is not robust, and to date their willingness to share information about what's really going on inside the Islamic Republic of Iran has not been robust," Pompeo said.
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Royal Air Maroc will give Oneworld access to its robust intra-Africa service as well as a robust network in Europe and some trans-Atlantic service, the alliance's CEO Rob Gurney told CNBC.
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I don't mean to diminish what more robust negotiations between Medicare and pharmaceutical manufacturers could do — and its supporters would point you to other analyses that suggest more robust savings than the CBO.
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"For those who get stressed about robust primaries, I just have to remind you I had a very robust primary," he told the group of several hundred donors and organizational leaders in Washington.
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Until the Cambridge research, however, their assertions lacked robust evidence.
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Digging a little deeper also reveals a robust settings menu.
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Science fiction has a robust history of inspiring real innovation.
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Most importantly, we must recommit to a robust civic curriculum.
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Government websites just took a serious step toward robust security.
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"And there are no robust environmental risk factors," he said.
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The American small town is still robust, worth fighting for.
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And if robust democracies seek to respect and encourage a
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So yes, we have a very thorough, robust content policy.
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"Clear descriptions" and "robust controls" are the key phrases there.
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Democratic presidential candidates want a more robust offensive against Trump.
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Hogan said the robust climate for IPOs likely will continue.
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American Media also has a robust celebrity portfolio including OK!
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But a continued price decline would threaten recent robust earnings.
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They also have an already robust and progressive regulatory landscape.
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How do we equip our bot with robust sentiment analysis?
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The overall energy group saw a robust 20.7 percent gain.
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The process is longer, but hopefully more robust as well.
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They are seen delivering another set of robust quarterly earnings.
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That will require a more robust approach to governance, too.
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We've developed robust Community Guidelines, and enforce these policies effectively.
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For now, analysts say demand for YouTube ads remains robust.
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Japan, Turkey and Mexico also boast robust surpluses (see chart).
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But those at rural boarding schools are even less robust.
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America's big banks reported robust earnings for the first quarter.
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"Do we get a more robust Iranian response?" she said.
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In broader Latin America, a robust dollar pressured regional currencies.
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The robust buying has also led to high inventory levels.
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Bucharest's government bond auction also drew robust demand on Thursday.
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The fallout in Washington has been both swift and robust.
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But other gauges of wage growth have been more robust.
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Now, it's beginning to look like that's not terribly robust.
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It picks the most robust models and discards the others.
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The return on equity was robust at 12% (2015: 10%).
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Although America's economy looks fairly robust, its stockmarket is expensive.
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She noted that commercial and industrial lending show robust growth.
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The Danish team's analysis wasn't as robust as LIGO's, either.
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Sandoz said it is committed to a robust biosimilar portfolio.
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The generally robust global economy has increased appetites for energy.
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The American chain of command allows for much robust debate.
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Highways are well maintained, and the rail network is robust.
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A robust and factual debate is essential to good policymaking.
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Still, they found "robust racial disparities that disadvantaged blacks" exist.
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The last requirement for a robust startup ecosystem is capital.
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There have been signs of more robust growth since, however.
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The main thing is that they should be financially robust.
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Detroit has unusually robust Obamacare enrollment for an urban area.
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So we're looking forward to a more robust US economy.
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However, in this period, party organizations themselves have remained robust.
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It taught us how fragile even our robust institutions are.
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"This simple method is very robust and promising," he said.
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Lopez looked robust, however, when he later appeared to supporters.
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What makes World particularly special is its robust customization options.
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Its operation is as basic as its body is robust.
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But China's military space program may be its most robust.
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This is without a doubt a robust start to 2017.
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And Shahidi has a robust resume to backup Michelle's recommendation.
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"We think the live TV market is robust," Freer said.
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In my experience, more diversity constructively drives more robust solutions.
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Leading by example, by robust doing, has rarely looked better.
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Even some in the LDP would welcome more robust competition.
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Investors believe, however, that Onfido's platform is significantly more robust.
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The backup catcher Austin Romine, who has a surprisingly robust .
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Lack of robust local newspaper coverage can have devastating effects.
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U.S. sales were also robust, up 12.8% for the period.
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China's economic data have been showing robust growth this year.
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Your metabolism isn't the robust young princeling it once was.
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DOJ issued a robust legal defense of the appointment Wednesday.
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Is that a sufficient formula for more robust economic growth?
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Russia is also pursuing a robust military buildup and modernization.
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Furnari sees drivers benefiting from a more robust, public company.
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At many of these companies, job growth has been robust.
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The search services margin has remained robust, at around 29940%.
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"We have a robust hotel development pipeline," Mr. Heywood said.
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It wasn't too greasy and had a nice robust flavor.
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The robust December jobs report didn't move the needle much.
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Chinese companies are also benefiting from the robust domestic economy.
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Private stakeholders fought against a more robust postal banking system.
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It's going to be a very robust period of time.
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The sauce, like you said, is very hearty and robust.
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A robust economy and vibrant community depends on excellent infrastructure.
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But I also understand that Israel's voice is still robust.
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That followed the fourth quarter's robust 4493 percent growth rate.
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Amazon (AMZN) reported that it had a robust holiday period.
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In most of Mexico, a robust union movement never developed.
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A robust mortgage market is critical for broad economic growth.
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The statehood movement is more robust and stronger than ever.
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Economic growth in most parts of the world was robust.
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We're not going to have robust political debate on Twitter.
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A. Robust, but I'm sure it will soften over time.
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Wages grew 3.1%, robust growth after years of stagnant paychecks.
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These rarities instead turned into an unusual, robust, portlike wine.
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Painted with robust sensuality, it merges oceanic and modern times.
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But the Jane Austen Industrial Complex still seems pretty robust.
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And that's when the cultural affairs department was really robust.
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DXY also rose, supported by robust U.S. consumer spending data.
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The Google Assistant app is much more robust than Alexa.
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Yet they've managed to build up robust foreign policy institutions.
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Many service providers already have robust recruitment and training functions.
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It means more robust mental health requirements for gun ownership.
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"American security and prosperity depend on robust diplomacy," she wrote.
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Not quite a robust Missed Connections section going on here.
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BlackRock continues robust organic growth, driven by iShares and Aladdin.
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Relative salaries, housing prices and innovation will become less robust.
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We have a robust interagency process that deals with Ukraine.
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And that makes their political systems more sustainable and robust.
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But that machine isn't as robust as it once was.
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But with both candidates sidelined, Biden's support was more robust.
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Conditions suggest that this will be a robust shopping season.
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Assad also enjoys robust support from Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah.
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But there is also a robust history of employer experimentation.
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The sound is more robust, less precious than it was.
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She hosts a podcast and has a robust Instagram following.
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But those steps have not translated to more robust growth.
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By some measures, Biden's support in the state remains robust.
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They have a robust incentive to make the workplace better.
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Might this move a generation from fragile to antifragile (robust)?
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The Vietnamese, while outmanned, put up an unexpectedly robust defense.
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The Republican Party is a longstanding, robust, and diverse coalition.
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But he defended a robust view of Second Amendment rights.
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We're given a vivid, robust sense of a whole society.
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But if you need something more robust, we've got you.
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We had all of these really robust conversations around theater.
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And the market for Porzingis should be robust, Fraschilla said.
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Plus, this software has more robust accessibility features than ever.
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This brings the group to a robust — all male — 360.
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The bass Wei Wu had a robust voice and presence.
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Andrew M. Cuomo for his more robust Excelsior Scholarship proposal.
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Rather they're pushing for more robust limits on its practice.
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Elsewhere, Germany also recorded robust growth in its services sector.
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These procedures are robust and effective in identifying compliance incidents.
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Data from around the world showed a robust global economy.
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American Humane's robust certification program, Humane Conservation, does just that.
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We need more robust mechanisms for gathering evidence and witnesses.
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But building more robust blockchains requires a more complete overhaul.
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The robust seller base has helped Amazon expand overseas too.
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The new international effort has been especially robust in Canada.
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Don't be afraid to give America a good, robust debate.
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So they're focused on robust test results over all else.
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Our democracy relies on a robust, if sometimes frustrating, media.
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Few would have predicted such robust results a year ago.
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GDP advances in the previous three expansions were more robust.
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This year, the field looks not only promising but robust.
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"We get less metabolically robust as we age," she explained.
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Other, smaller games, though, might not be quite as robust.
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Another is more robust surveillance systems everywhere in the world.
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Yes, by all means, let's build a new, robust center.
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" Backpack "I have a Swiss army backpack that's very robust.
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Meanwhile, hard apple cider sales recently cooled their robust growth.
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But on the whole, the firm seems in robust health.
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Once again, the artist conjoins ancient architecture with robust colors.
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So far this year, the Chinese IPO pipeline remains robust.
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Attendance at Imax theaters across the globe was also robust.
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For Mr. Jones, robust black turnout was essential to victory.
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So, too, does more robust build and new form factor.
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It also has a robust business analyzing and investigating cyberthreats.
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Carlile's vocals were robust, ragged, full of sneer and hope.
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Many moved to West Germany and its more robust economy.
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Still, environmental protections there remain the most robust in Brazil.
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But we sort of expect men to be more robust.
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But even this isn't as robust as it might seem.
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They are ever more comfortable with a robust government role.
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Yorkshire Water said it had developed a robust business plan.
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Although pricing is moving lower, loan spreads and all-in yields are still higher than a year ago, and look robust compared to red-hot conditions in 2017 and 2018, when repricing drove robust dealflow.
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Subsequent studies should provide clues about how robust that finding is.
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That meant prices were likely to remain robust, according to JLL.
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That's an even more robust increase than Americans as a whole.
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Google's Translate app is one the most robust translation apps available.
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It is also facing robust competition from Walmart, Target and Amazon.
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A robust labor market is also lifting wage growth, supporting spending.
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A robust U.S. jobs report also added to broader market optimism.
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They might be the most robust found in a fitness tracker.
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Border states such as Texas have more robust deployments; Texas Gov.
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But AmEx says there's still robust interest in the Platinum Card.
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The goal: to help develop a more robust local VC marketplace.
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We are also seeing robust activities in the Indonesian digital sector.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Robust sales growth at luxury goods leader LVMH (LVMH.
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But that frame is venerable and perfectly robust without climate change.
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Collin McHugh was putting up some VERY ROBUST stats early, too.
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Start-ups are also supported by a robust venture capital community.
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The strong labor market and robust economy are pushing up inflation.
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Now, more than ever, we need a robust, bold, imaginative response.
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On the one hand, jobs growth has been robust for years.
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At first all went well, with robust growth and modest inflation.
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Are there studies in this area that you think are robust?
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As of December 2017, Alexa's ecosystem is a fairly robust one.
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And you have this really robust language for talking about personality.
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From this simple framework Nintendo has created a surprisingly robust experience.
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She frequently drew robust applause in the debate hall in Miami.
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Read and bear witness to the story's permanence, its robust heart.
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You will begin to see jobs created in a robust economy.
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"We have a very robust training and hiring process," Harteau continued.
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Google is turning Drive into a much more robust backup tool.
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Robust market economies clearly depend on stable, even-handed legal environments.
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Had it a robust editorial vision, this collection could've been marvelous.
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It will weaken our ability to support robust broadband infrastructure deployment.
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Royole has done a good job of making the FlexPai robust.
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In public, Vietnam takes a more robust stand against Chinese assertiveness.
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Will it mean spending on a more robust digital access network?
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But it's also true that this isn't a robust Mario game.
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But it's not like Netflix doesn't have a robust international strategy.
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The commission decides whether the science backing a claim is robust.
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But the immigration figures suggest that demand from foreigners was robust.
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Like physical collectibles, there is a robust market for virtual assets.
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"Robust detection of fake reviews is thus still an open problem."
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The American government has been robust, but it could do more.
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And even when sales seemed robust, they came with a caveat.
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The country has focused instead on building robust flood-protection infrastructure.
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A robust services business only increases the stickiness of the iPhone.
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The IMF forecasts robust growth of 3.7 percent for 2018, too.
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The relationship was weaker during winters than summers, but still robust.
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And soon it could become a more robust platform for games.
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The ABCDs can take comfort that their position is still robust.
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Sanders gave a robust endorsement of his primary rival Monday night.
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Yet, for all the entrepreneurs supposedly leaving, business opportunities remain robust.
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"We think automobile, finished vehicle sales are pretty robust," he said.
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It's a more robust app and knows more about its users.
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Robust online ethics provide the tools for minimizing all this harm.
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A more robust civility will stem from that shift in emphasis.
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These plastic cases full of magnetic, spooled tape were fairly robust.
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Growth remained robust well into 1973, as did support for Nixon.
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Phillips, Gillies, and Grande all went on to have robust careers.
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It can make it more robust and less resistant to wear.
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Jiangxi Copper has also benefited from robust TC/RCs this year.
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This is not a surging, robust economy, but it isn't awful.
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Some insist that America's institutions are robust enough to protect it.
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But Clinton also offered a robust defense of his charitable foundation.
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And it is lucrative, partly because of the robust litigation scene.
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The Federal Communications Commission passed robust net neutrality protections in 2015.
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"This makes the point in a really robust way," he says.
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And structurally, he could build a more robust and ordinary campaign.
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Robust mangrove forests act as bulwarks against storm surges as well.
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A robust complaint about censorship is the best tactic they have.
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Robust November sales helped drive up automaker and auto dealer shares.
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America, thankfully, still has reasonably robust institutions that limit outright corruption.
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There is a robust market for the delusional black Trump supporter.
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Lucia hopes to create a robust system for these harsh conditions.
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And indeed, this particular individual appears to be robust and healthy.
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And this is just the beginning for real, robust AR applications.
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Robust public health ought to be the entitlement of every American.
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Robust late-season seed demand in South America further propelled gains.
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And while demand looks fragile, supply from key producers remains robust.
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They indicated to Cramer that there is a robust housing market.
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She has one of the entertainment industry's most robust, modern careers.
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They think that kind of collaboration could yield more robust results.
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Displays of solidarity by civilians, once robust, have begun to falter.
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DRIVE PILOT is fairly robust for a Level 2 autonomous system.
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Service sectors from finance to health care are much more robust.
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He added that insurers would "always have robust procedures in place".
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Still, economists expect Germany's labor market to remain robust in 2017.
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Even with the robust employment data, overall stock gains were muted.
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They had a very robust and lengthy exchange on the subject.
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The Democratic Party platform is more robust regarding treatment than prevention.
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Both suppliers reported seeing particularly robust demand from the Middle East.
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There is robust support in the Democratic caucus for these ideas.
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It is forecast to continue to grow at a robust pace.
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That degree of breadth, Dwyer said, typically coincides with robust gains.
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How can a robust market be the death of the IPO?
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Robust results also boosted Tommy Hilfiger-owned PVH by 7 percent.
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But Snap's 26 initiative is more robust than its past efforts.
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Independent agencies like the SEC already do robust cost-benefit analysis.
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But in the 2010s, those outlets are less robust than ever.
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However, export data earlier this week pointed to a robust recovery.
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I'm looking forward to having a really robust and gorgeous year.
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For the next several months the cargo picture remains relatively robust.
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Peridium is incredibly robust for a game made in five days.
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Without a robust and well-supported community, Mario Maker is nothing.
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Incomes and spending both rose by a robust 0.5% in January.
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Any firearms discharge is a momentous event that triggers robust scrutiny.
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We need a robust club competition for the game to thrive.
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It's working, but it must continue to have robust bipartisan support.
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And from the depths of peril came a new, robust economy.
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"Robust late-cycle growth is depleting global supply chains," they wrote.
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"Is the billion-dollar brand," she wonders, "still a robust model?"
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These new requirements will be underpinned by a robust legislative framework.
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"This is the most robust suit on the market," he said.
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Over many attempts, the robot learns what constitutes a robust grasp.
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When oversight is robust, flawed decision-making is revealed and corrected.
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As a result, patent protection is now more robust in China.
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I also find it's made me more robust on the bike.
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Traders said robust 380-cst premiums would continue for another month.
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Many privacy advocates have called for robust new U.S. data protections.
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A robust and vigorous democratic republic is what they gave us.
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A recession is unlikely as long as consumption growth remains robust.
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Iowa is known across the country for its robust farming community.
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The ratings reflect Daimler's strong business profile and robust credit metrics.
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Today, robust economic expansion is translating into higher corporate earnings growth.
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We had a robust debate about whether people would recognize her.
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The proposal also includes a robust research and public awareness component.
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But, robust corporate earnings helped quell concerns and Asian shares gained.
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"That protection should be just as robust in a military court."
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Gu Gu is a good-looking panda with a robust memory.
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First, it increases deterrence by building a more robust space architecture.
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This creates a robust, warm layer of water atop the sea.
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A robust public transit system is essential to achieving that goal.
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Pruitt has also shied away from robust action on climate change.
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But the business looks robust compared with institutional securities, analysts said.
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They won't be as robust, but they are better than nothing.
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Robust exports are expected to keep demand for U.S. fuels elevated.
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Robust consumer spending helped businesses to whittle down an inventory overhang.
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And, more crucially, "today's systems aren't robust substitutes for human drivers."
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"We have robust treatments for malaria in this country," GOLDOC said.
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Apple executives said the company expects robust support from the industry.
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The combined Democratic vote in Massachusetts was a robust 236 percent.
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Robust North American trade is also critical to the United States.
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Things aren't particularly robust for gay films and movies post-Stonewall.
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Wages grew 3.1%, relatively robust growth after years of stagnant paychecks.
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Switzerland in contrast has robust service and a completely nationalized rail.
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"The situation is screaming for more robust diplomacy on both sides".
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So I think this is a really robust moment for activism.
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But the core advertising business that subsidized their work remained robust.
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Tehran has agreed to the most robust inspection regime ever negotiated.
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Continued regulatory intervention highlights the banking sector's robust macro-prudential framework.
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So far, consumer spending has been robust since June's Brexit vote.
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Beyond impeachment, the debate didn't feature too many robust policy conversations.
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They fall in love with all the robust energy of youth.
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Like most Americans, veterans have benefited from a robust labor market.
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If I am dead, how can I enjoy a robust economy?
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The flurry of activity we're seeing now has robust intellectual roots.
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Robust cybersecurity depends on real-time updates about threats and tactics.
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Sahti's robust flavor profile is both feared and loved across Finland.
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More robust retraining and access to need-based college financial aid?
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Robust flavors and variety make Canadian whisky popular with bartenders, too.
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For instance, there's a deep and robust keyboard command settings panel.
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"Food is the most robust sector in the economy," he said.
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Some neighborhoods in Queens and the Bronx showed similar robust outings.
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Robust democracies are also using the pandemic to expand their power.
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"They can agree to engage in a robust conversation," he added.
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It is not a robust market where competition drives down prices.
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So this year's robust population is a welcome sight for entomologists.
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The time for a robust and muscular antitrust regime is now.
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Through it all, a robust social life seems to have prevailed.
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"I'd assume they'd be very large and robust individuals," he said.
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That is a surprisingly robust level a decade into the expansion.
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Boys quickly learn that having a robust serve is a necessity.
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Robust pressure from Saudi Arabia killed similar efforts two years ago.
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And they deserve a robust press — one that raises necessary questions.
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I am looking forward to your leading a robust, detailed debate.
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The response to this unfolding outrage must be immediate and robust.
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"The difference today is how robust the sector is," he said.
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Although demand for language skills remains robust, supply is being choked.
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The robust interagency exchange that typically characterizes complex decisions has atrophied.
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It should include robust measures to fund and streamline the election.
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Companies often boast to shareholders about their robust pay-recovery policies.
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But one critical paper does not a robust, independent press make.
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He had a robust view of his role as presiding officer.
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This could then lift other, less robust economies in its wake.
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When we have a healthy, robust workforce, it's good for business.
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The Midwest is home to many robust middle class metropolitan areas.
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"We've been in a robust debate, as you'd imagine," he added.
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Still, U.S. light crude has been capped by robust domestic supplies.
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The CEO attributes much of this growth to robust customer acquisition.
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A robust clinical work force is vital to achieving that goal.
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Our reviewer, Patrick Abatiell, noted the novel's "robust material" and "poignancy."
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So, we have 70% of the economy that is quite robust.
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He's itching to have a robust defense be the best offense.
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"Having a robust public market is in everybody's interest," he said.
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State funding should include more robust protection for houses of worship.
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Happily, the research supports this: Robust communities buck each other up.
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Taiwan once again demonstrates the strength of its robust democratic system.
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But subsequent revelations, he said, made the evidence much more robust.
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Further "robust enforcement measures" will proceed in parallel with continued talks.
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But the housing market remains underpinned by a robust labor market.
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And that is because quantum healing is more robust to errors.
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Even with scale and Albertsons' improved performance, the challenges are robust.
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Barclays analysts called TUI's profit guidance "robust in a challenging environment".
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This speaks to the need for more robust weather forecasting technologies.
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Growth in the second quarter was buoyed by robust consumer spending.
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Greed is killing the golden goose of the robust American economy.
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"She found our protocols to be appropriate and robust," Carlson said.
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I'd rather have 10 years of more robust identity theft protection.
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There's also been an even more robust effort behind the scenes.
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She's built one of the most robust campaign organizations in Iowa.
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He left behind a robust and impressive career in public service.
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From 211 to 22003, retail sales grew a robust 20173 percent.
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Some individuals were lankier than others and some were more robust.
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The proscenium works are challenging; "L'Amour," in particular, features robust partnering.
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For CBD, you'll want to keep only the more robust females.
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The WiFi and printer are reliable, the drip coffee is robust.
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It is part of the general decline in robust liberal education.
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But so is the robust debate protected by the First Amendment.
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Although, early indicators like the LFS aren't showing robust wages growth.
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He denied that allegation with the robust support of Senate Republicans.
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It included a new, more robust process for settling trade disputes.
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Wages are not robust, but it's above their long-term average.
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Rural areas have long struggled to attract robust health insurance markets.
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After 100 years of robust, dependable growth, demand has leveled off.
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The agency currently has a robust process for issuing and reviewing potential guidance — including a robust public vetting of draft guidance that are noticed and open for public comment and input long before they are finalized.
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Mr Kangas frets that might prove too small to be statistically robust.
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Some states, like California, have robust endangered species acts of their own.
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The contribution limits for SIMPLE's aren't as robust as 2000(k) plans.
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That's a less robust targeting solution compared with Twitter's existing ad platform.
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Robust Memorial Day weekend sales also bolstered retail auto deliveries, carmakers said.
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A secure server running OpenVPN with a server certificate is more robust.
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It followed a robust 3.0 percent annualized growth in the previous quarter.
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Despite robust international criticism, the anti-migrant rhetoric has only grown stronger.
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The contract gives Relativity access to four robust testing chambers at Stennis.
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Many clinicians in Indiana also believe HIP 2.0 offers robust health coverage.
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The outlook for the economy remains upbeat amid a robust labor market.
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Still, despite these exceptions, American commitment to internationalism has been remarkably robust.
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And a good economy that&aposs robust, good jobs numbers, low unemployment.
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The housing market has been a weak spot in a robust economy.
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Trump antagonists gave him virtually no credit, notwithstanding the robust U.S. economy.
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Which max out at a robust, but not interstellar-ready 29,000 mph.
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Defenses against these newer methods aren't yet particularly robust, according to Fou.
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We know that this will ultimately make us stronger and more robust.
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This culminated in a robust database of common meals and their ingredients.
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He added that manufacturers of recording devices should make them more robust.
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This may sound crazy, but modern DNA testing technology is quite robust.
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He raises various robust wines much like he would his own children.
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However, he stressed that the relationship between the two countries was robust.
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Net income will be underpinned by strong underwriting and robust investment income.
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However, economists expect growth to be robust in the current financial year.
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Wall Street executives, despite the robust economy, have shifted their campaign giving.
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The less robust the plate, the easier it would be to eat.
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Companies in the Chicago area reported robust new order growth and production.
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Exports are picking up again, which strengthens the nation's robust trade surplus.
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The artists are usually backed up by an impressive and robust choir.
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But the performance of non-pharmaceutical exports was less robust, they said.
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So we're seeing a strong, robust ... business being created from this transformation.
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Violence is typically worst in warmer months, so the forecast looks robust.
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The big picture: Both reports call for a more robust federal role.
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That's because other uses — petrochemicals, heavy freight, shipping and planes — remain robust.
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It reflects a robust American expansion, reinforced by generous corporate-tax cuts.
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The DNA sequencing method used in the study makes the results robust.
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"Also, smaller means lighter, easier to deploy and more robust," Abbassi added.
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However, from the driver's seat, Drive Pilot feels less robust than Autopilot.
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Because what it says is confidence sometimes can trump even robust employment.
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The rally has also benefited from a raft of robust economic data.
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The tiers provide access to a robust suite of driving-related perks.
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The singer is adding yet another project to her robust work-schedule.
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To do that, their data has to get more robust and richer.
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Last Friday's report told the tale of a growing economy, robust energy.
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Neither demonstrates an especially robust appetite for listening, though listening is important.
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Few of those prosecutions have had to face a robust legal defense.
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And it's a very robust and resilient economy as we are seeing.
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Swelling numbers of jobseekers kept unemployment roughly steady despite robust job growth.
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He's known for advocating more-robust, less-partisan cultural engagement among Christians.
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More recent (although less robust) weekly data shows them trending even higher.
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It premiered to robust critical approval and earned three Golden Globe nominations.
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In front of a robust crowd, Yale looked shaky at the start.
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We consistently found that whole wheat pastas are best with robust sauces.
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The company's new Nighthawk Pro LAN Switch (SX10) is equally as robust.
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But the fact that robust research hasn't been done is itself interesting.
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"Tasting the product always generates a lot of robust discussion," he says.
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The selection isn't particularly robust—especially compared to Sony's competing Playstation Now.
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They are thinking like engineers, attempting to build a robust, working device.
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Also by popular request, Google has built a robust native offline mode.
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This leads to strong student demand and, consequently, robust operating revenue growth.
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The report concludes that HCSEC's operational independence is both robust and effective.
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The euro area's economy, after all, is not yet in robust shape.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond said the data showed the economy remained robust.
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Yet the lack of tapering makes it feel more robust and substantial.
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They respond more to loan growth, which is respectable but hardly robust.
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While comparing the two, Jaguar's charging infrastructure falls behind Tesla's robust network.
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Germany's eastern neighbours would also welcome a more robust policy towards Russia.
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"I had a robust discussion with Jean-Claude Juncker," she told reporters.
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Wheeler said the key to robust competition was better information for consumers.
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This suggests that their results are robust in the face of diversity.
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"We have a pretty robust M&A pipeline," Anas Abuzaakouk told Reuters.
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"The findings with child abuse were stronger and more robust," Afifi said.
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The state's robust response to the separatists has halted the independence drive.
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SCBAM's rating also reflects its robust investment processes and solid IT systems.
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As I noted before, the camera has robust physical and touchscreen controls.
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Robust growth in America and Europe has given Chinese firms a lift.
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Still, a more robust recovery will remain elusive, according to some economists.
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In the interest of allowing robust debate, we are restoring the ads.
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Robust asset growth in nominal terms continues to pressure Bancaribe's capital ratios.
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Although robust, that growth rate has been slowing down year-on-year.
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However, growth for the year as a whole was robust at 2.5%.
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The jump in openings in December suggests hiring will likely remain robust.
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The next version of ROS, Gerkey adds, will indeed incorporate robust security.
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SCB AG's funding consists primarily of retail deposits, and liquidity is robust.
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So I think we are in a robust situation at the moment.
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We have a very strong and a very robust business in Italy.
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Then again, maybe it just wants to build a really robust CRM?
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Similarly, traditional polling is not robust to violations of the underlying assumptions.
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That all points to a robust cross-Atlantic startup M&A market.
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In recent years, Walmart has built out a robust online grocery business.
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WPA2 was long thought to be an extremely secure and robust protocol.
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And the technology was robust, and we were able to scale it.
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Poland with robust growth, rising wages and consumer demand offers all that.
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Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton issued statements saying their businesses remain robust.
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We have started on the trajectory towards robust economic growth in Russia.
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And DHS says they have developed robust partnerships with the tech sector.
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"Thunkable ✕ is very robust in terms of ecosystem compatibility," Saigal tells us.
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Even huge companies with long histories and robust security systems get hacked.
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Cruz has also invested in a robust ground game in New Hampshire.
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Between the lines: Expect similarly robust results from other large health insurers.
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But the combined company would obviously be a much more robust competitor.
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But they shared an intellectual rigor and a robust sense of humor.
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"This big, chunky, robust, and cuddly dictator... "He's like an unstoppable force.
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"There's real robust debate between Hillary [Clinton] and Bernie [Sanders]," Biden said.
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He wants the Intelligence Committee to exercise robust oversight of what's happening.
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Robust Financial Profile: Telkomsel's cash flow generation is likely to remain solid.
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The drone also has obstacle avoidance and a fairly robust landing system.
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In my Geekbench 22 tests, it got a robust 2889,210 OpenCL score.
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We are no closer to a robust regime of campaign finance transparency.
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But she did not create a robust economic dialogue with working people.
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So it's about making that actually adaptable and flexible and more robust.
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Now, they are enjoying robust investment inflows and posting double-digit returns.
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But certainly the fundamentals at present in the US are quite robust.
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Survival among social mammals depends on having robust bonds within the pack.
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There was a robust discussion on immigration, and several candidates — including Sen.
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Simply put: HELP US. WITHOUT ROBUST and CONSISTENT HELP, WE WILL DIE.
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That said, she does supposedly favour a more robust policy towards Syria.
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The suet pastry is robust and quite hard at its thickest points.
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And she and her team, I'm confident, will muster a robust defense.
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A more robust computer science education is a great place to start.
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But today, every major Democratic Presidential candidate has a robust climate platform.
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In fact, Drive Pilot is even more robust than Autopilot, technically speaking.
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Also, the robust currency makes U.S. goods and services more expensive overseas.
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Digital subscriptions remained a bright spot for the company, showing robust growth.
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This is especially true online, where debates are at their most robust.
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This is not an America with a robust and nuanced public discourse.
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Some see the White House gravitating toward greater support of robust encryption.
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Democrats worry a weak federal standard might supplant robust existing consumer protections.
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"Historically equity returns have been robust following spikes in volatility," Golub said.
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They could have chosen a country with more robust social welfare programs.
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But he warned that not all sub-suppliers may have robust plans.
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And it has to start with robust reforms of the French economy.
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And they can entrench themselves by investing in robust institutions like universities.
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The macro aspects of our economy and society remain robust and growing.
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Of the three leading contenders, Warren maintains the most robust online presence.
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"It is a robust deal" that "is working and delivering," Mogherini said.
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The robust benefits of employee stock ownership plans are hard to beat.
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Despite such risks and safety concerns, Congo's response effort has been robust.
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Robust debate and mutual respect are at the heart of our alliance.
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These lightweight yet robust knives are made from super strong zirconium ceramic.
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Her Majesty's robust position of public political neutrality renders this anecdote unlikely.
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"Most of the time, those babies are healthy and robust," Feldman said.
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Thankfully, it includes a robust stand specifically made for its upside frame.
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Some of the finest political biographies are robust celebrations of their subjects.
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Yet despite robust investment gains, Blackstone generated less cash in the quarter.
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Gold production has remained robust, mainly due to production from existing mines.
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The robust sales are prompting businesses to expand, pushing unemployment even lower.
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Some see the White House gravitating toward greater support of robust encryption.
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Apparel prices fell 0.6 percent after two straight months of robust gains.
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But certainly the fundamentals at present in the U.S. are quite robust.
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Joseph Lattanzi was splendid as Hawk, his buttery baritone luxuriant and robust.
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Conversely, people with robust aerobic capacity are likely to have long lives.
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Growth is driven by export demand, construction and robust consumption, it added.
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The former vice president's robust numbers have thus boosted his electability credentials.
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Investment Process SCBAM's investment process is deemed robust relative to the industry.
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He needs to finish this first phase of building a robust administration.
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MSOs, then, need to develop robust wholesale and retail models, Azer said.
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It desperately needs the clarity that only robust, impartial ratings can provide.
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The most robust planning sessions should occur between ages 40 and 50.
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The shift in urban planning turns out to have robust financial returns.
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Without strong growth, churning out robust corporate earnings will be a challenge.
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Those so-called rivers of gold helped support a robust reporting operation.
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The economy truly is growing, and job growth looks to be robust.
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The overall picture is that the labor market remains solid and robust.
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And internationals rave about the robust campus life, beaches and cosmopolitan cities.
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It would preserve a robust role for the private market, after all.
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Workers: Offers robust childcare services through a network of caregivers and preschools.
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The U.S.-South Korean alliance remains as "robust as ever," Kang said.
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In contrast, robots are robust and can survive the harshness of space.
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They deserve robust compensation, along with benefits and opportunities for professional development.
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The scooter has a higher up-front cost, but it's more robust.
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This could include more robust sharing of methods in published research papers.
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CEO Irv Remedios says it's trying to balance convenience and (robust) security.
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I think it is inevitable unless we get some more robust competition.
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With this, we are focusing on supporting more robust, media-rich notifications.
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The state also boasts of a robust manufacturing base, particularly for automobiles.
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The mainstream liberals are best regarded as supporting a robust mixed-economy.
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His vocal scrape was robust, and the band throbbed intensely behind him.
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Tesco's solid numbers followed similarly robust results from peers Sainsbury and Morrisons .
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"In any market, robust competition is a win for consumers," Mulvaney said.
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Compliance would only be as robust as the weakest link, he said.
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Most of us want to live longer, healthier and more robust lives.
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Their business model, it's robust as he mentioned, is built around education.
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Generally Portuguese food is very robust—think of the English Sunday roast.
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The hit itself was robust, like licking the bar at Mexican restaurant.
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But this won't happen without a robust Reality Ecosystem to support it.
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New START reduced both countries' strategic nuclear arsenals while advancing robust inspections.
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Luckily, Zuckerberg must employ a more robust password on his Facebook account.
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Such an outcome had been widely expected after the year's robust start.
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They're an alternative, dressed-down, and approachable version of a robust narrative.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose as investors focused on the robust payrolls number.
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This tallied with the BoE data which showed robust demand for mortgages.
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Their hardware is more robust, and their lenses are more scratch-resistant.
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In a robust, meaningful relationship, you should know about your partner's boss.
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Travel is such a robust opportunity for people to have unique experiences.
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The strong growth in imports is being driven by robust consumer demand.
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The stock market was boosted in part by a robust job market.
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The stentorian bass Franz-Josef Selig made a robust, good-natured Daland.
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But it's still a robust entry in the British Cop Show pantheon.
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He has a basketball palm, and a robust set of jazzercize hands.
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It is well on its way to toppling a previously robust economy.
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Absolutely. There had been a very robust feminist media through the 70s.
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"An independent, robust and transparent investigation is currently underway," Inspector Haughton said.
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That fact may call for a robust safety net and effective retraining.
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But the Russians still have a robust team of more than 160.
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That threatened to obliterate the Wall Street bank's normally robust quarterly profits.
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More importantly, Britain, unlike most EU countries, has maintained robust border controls.
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Intergenerational tensions are relieved by the artist's robust palette, scale and brushwork.
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In a perfect world, I'd love to see still more robust action.
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Faith in creativity can be especially robust among those blessed with talent.
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France has a robust history of political protest, with or without Facebook.
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LONDON — Only a few months ago, the world's fortunes appeared increasingly robust.
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It followed a robust 3 percent annualized growth in the previous quarter.
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Last year, the dollar outperformed on higher rates and a robust economy.
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Home prices are still rising nationally, but at a less robust pace.
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The cars' high weight and fast acceleration require a more robust tire.
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Social scientists have illuminated these inequities in numerous robust lines of research.
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A robust body of research shows that legal immigrants strengthen our society.
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The thinking is to make the system robust against hackers or censors.
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Supplies may dwindle or vanish entirely from stores, but demand remains robust.
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Deficits, I don't mind (as long as there is robust economic growth).
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Robust wireless charging at a distance would be incredibly handy for medicine.
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The market for public offerings has been robust so far this year.
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The mobile gaming ad market is robust, but it's a different universe
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It's an assertive, dramatic, robust reading of the music, with heightened extremes.
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The robust literature of death and dying is clotted with our clichés.
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Essentially, then, we need a robust public interest framework for platform regulation.
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Koster's lead in the August survey was a more robust 11 points.
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If you already admired him, you may want a more robust hagiography.
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The Sanders' team hopes to see a robust turnout among young voters.
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And the Democrats running for president generally have robust, unprecedented climate plans.
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The states have robust environmental programs; they value and cherish their resources.
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Trump badly needs more robust GDP numbers to tout on the trail.
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What those countries do not have is a robust general aviation community.
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If I can build a bigger and more robust experience, I will.
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Demand must remain healthy, and Wall Street expects to see robust backlog.
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The genre's best offerings are limited, but robust, depending on your standards.
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Camping in Sword and Shield isn't a deep or especially robust system.
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Combined, these two paths can indeed lead to a more robust application.
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In his most recent trip to Las Vegas, Conforto hit a robust .
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Her robust voice with its country sheen was a force of nature.
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He anticipates strong commercial sales and forecasts robust organic growth in 2100.
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He said he supports a "robust" guest worker program and E-Verify.
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Baker's backing gives Christie access to the Massachusetts governor's robust fundraising network.
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Michigan hasn't embraced further reforms and hasn't yet offered parents robust choice.
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More robust versions might eventually be used in combat or battlefield roles.
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"Keep everybody on the sidewalks," a robust man in a suit yelled.
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"There is a robust trade-off here," said one person briefed said.
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Plus, his more robust word database contributed to the overall fill quality.
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"I know business is robust when I see all the visitors there."
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My family's only real defense is a robust, serious and courageous democracy.
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On a positive note, the U.S. experienced a robust recovery from recession.
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"There should be a robust independent investigation into that," Mr. Stoll said.
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It seems a tough and thankless job, but the competition is robust.
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Her fundraising in February has been more robust, spokesman Chris Hayden said.
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The competition to lead Uber is robust, despite a year of scandals.
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When he is discharged, he tends to struggle without those robust supports.
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Her fundraising in February has been more robust, spokesman Chris Hayden said.
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The purpose of an economy is to build a robust middle class.
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Buttigieg calls for a more robust public option but preserving private insurance.
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A longer trial would likely to lead to a more robust team.
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Google first launched a more robust shopping page in India last year.
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The fragrance blends sweet tiramisù, robust black pepper, cardamom and orange blossom.
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Judas (the robust bass-baritone Alfred Walker) is presented with rare complexity.
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Democrats say they are confident robust inquiries will continue on Capitol Hill.
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Improved and more robust standards have left few, if any, stones unturned.
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Ailey's robust season lineup is enhanced this week with two company premieres.
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His robust social media following has made him a popular transgender figure.
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Public support for legalizing same-sex unions is robust, Ms. Yu said.
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At the same time, trade to enter Asia, remains "robust," Poulsson said.
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First, Trump lately has been touting the robust health of American business.
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But Jet failed to achieve profitability or emerge as a robust competitor.
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Pair this robust curry with rice or flatbread, and you've got dinner.
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Apparently the protesting is a little more robust than it has been.
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It added that the rate of GDP growth will nevertheless remain "robust".
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"It was a robust one hour and 17 minutes long," he said.
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Robust federal research funding is essential to preventing and treating the disease.
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Not in our focus, I would argue on the robust demand picture.
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"But the sources of the data need to be robust," he cautions.
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Robust defenses are especially important when difficulties could affect us at home.
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The result is a robust recovery that Obama consistently failed to achieve.
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So far, OPEC's cuts have been more robust in comparison to Russia.
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"Lululemon's fabric and product innovation appears robust, in our view," he wrote.
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Only a robust culture with human responsibility can give employees that guidance.
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And Apple has a very robust set of flashy interactive messaging tools.
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AI systems must be safe, robust, reliable and free of unwanted bias.
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" With a hint of pride, she tells me, "It's become quite robust.
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But analysts also attribute the robust market performance to strong corporate earnings.
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But state officials say Obamacare's robust coverage requirements have exacerbated those problems.
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Indians have responded with a robust declaration of Constitutional rights and values.
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We have started on the trajectory toward robust economic growth in Russia.
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Covering more services mean citizens have more robust access to health care.
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Slate has moved away from reflex contrarianism toward a more robust liberalism.
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A BBC platform combines these ideas to create a more robust solution.
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A robust specialty solution at least keeps MedImpact in-step with its major competitors, opening the doors to possible new customers who may have been kept from joining MedImpact because they required a more robust specialty pharmaceutical dispensing platform.
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The U.S. solution to the China problem is a robust and peaceful competition.
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Robust U.S. consumer spending has helped stave off fears of an impending recession.
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The Trump administration has vowed to conduct more robust South China Sea operations.
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There are also signs that the global recovery may not be that robust.
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The Reuters/Ipsos poll found robust support for changing the nation's gun laws.
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"The takeaway there is how robust even consumer-level encryption is," said Watanabe.
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Consumer spending grew at a robust 3.5 percent rate in the third quarter.
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We used a robust web socket connection, smart clients and Teridion's network acceleration.
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Economists say some of the inventory drawdown could be attributed to robust consumption.
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CK: I actually think that we need to have a robust financial system.
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"The current system is not particularly robust in terms of oversight," said McCann.
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They're a complex, robust form of digital language—one that continues to evolve.
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Cons: Less than robust online office suite, uninspiring photo, music, and video management.
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General Motors jumped 6.4 percent after the carmaker's robust quarterly results and forecast.
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Travel demand has been robust this year, American and its competitors have said.
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And training a robust neural network requires feeding it the choicest of pictures.
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Copper jumped to a four-week high after robust import data from China.
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There's also a robust black market for school papers on the dark web.
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There are a lot of other, more robust, options for a similar price.
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Agon said Chinese appetite for cosmetics all along the price scale was robust.
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"You still have a very robust banking market in the US," McIntyre said.
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Sales were robust in its projects in Zhengzhou, Jinan, Suzhou, Kunshan and Beijing.
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Community sites such as Metafilter continue to have robust communities around the news.
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This chimes with an overall robust reporting season for major developed markets globally.
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Mnuchin said growth remains strong, and there's robust activity from consumers and business.
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"Cambodia's economic outlook remains robust," the ministry said in a mid-year assessment.
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The motherhood photographer and trained doula delivered a robust baby boy on Jan.
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"Robust results in a challenging environment," said Bryan Garnier analysts in a note.
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John McCain, an Arizona Republican, criticized the defense numbers as not robust enough.
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Consumer spending increased at a robust 3.3 percent rate in the second quarter.
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More robust US armament packages also seem to be part of the plan.
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Lyonnais food is quite…" He pauses to find the most appropriate word: "Robust.
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NAFTA has fostered robust growth in agricultural exports over the past 24 years.
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As computer vision becomes increasingly robust, it's starting to see things we can't.
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Few countries have ever achieved cuts this sharp while enjoying robust economic growth.
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And at the same time, we have to have a free robust press.
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The new Google Fit is no less robust than the version it replaces.
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Recommit to robust fact-based reporting without fear nor favor -- on the issues.
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The U.S. dollar index also rose, supported by robust U.S. consumer spending data.
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Transport equipment manufacturers said while business was robust, capacity constraints were a headache.
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The auto industry continues to hum, thanks to the relatively robust consumer economy.
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But they do expect clear and thorough explanations, supported by robust record evidence.
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We expect it to maintain robust cash flow from operations in FY17-FY18.
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Robust growth in indirect tax receipts suggest a nascent revival in manufacturing sector.
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Despite the robust pace, it actually fell short of its most optimistic expectations.
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Societe Generale sees robust demand for palladium auto catalysts from Chinese car manufacturers.
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Online as elsewhere, identity politics have obstructed robust debate and promoted soft censorship.
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Consumers will deliver a robust holiday shopping season, thanks to a booming economy.
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The slowdown in growth is likely temporary, given a fairly robust jobs market.
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More robust systems for age verification are also needed, in the committee's view.
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But questions remain over whether the deal is robust enough to pass muster.
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Grey's ended Season 14 with a still-robust 1.9 and 18.43 million viewers.
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It includes a robust interactive map, calendar of events, and downloadable walking tours.
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Unless they commit to more robust action, fashion's Frankenstein will continue to rampage.
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This process would probably be less robust and more secretive without America's involvement.
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Revenue also beat expectations, helped by robust additions of high-speed internet customers.
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The structured finance investment process and related resources are robust, in Fitch's opinion.
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These existences are occasionally embellished by fantasy but they exude a robust physicality.
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We have decades of robust, replicated, international research showing that these details matter.
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The dials are more robust, and the camera's grip is deeper than before.
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Genting has a conservative capital structure in addition to a robust operating profile.
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I think without the British presence, it will be a less robust economy.
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As supply and demand both increase, the market becomes more healthy and robust.
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While the market has become more robust and active, valuations have remained stable.
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Affordability is the largest factor now holding back a more robust housing recovery.
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Fidelity introduced a robust Social Security analytics tool for customers two years ago.
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Snapchat continues to make its platform more robust to continue competing with Instagram.
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To make headway, the new Parliament will need sustained and robust international support.
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More robust ones need to be developed before FES can be deployed widely.
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The figures represented a stark contrast to the robust hiring activity in 2018.
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They're aided by robust government programs, non-profits and extended paid parental leave.
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We remain committed to providing robust, even-handed coverage of events in Malaysia.
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"Despite growing uncertainty, the German economy remains robust," said Ifo chief Clemens Fuest.
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It's perhaps one of the most robust and unique laptop hinges in use.
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This trend is so robust that fire is expected to keep fizzling out.
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The constraints on the intelligence services' conduct must therefore be legal—and robust.
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Tesla's income statement reveals the company is hemorrhaging cash at a robust clip.
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Despite his advancing age, Haggard maintained a robust touring schedule in recent years.
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Similar to Twitter, LinkedIn's robust growth has not been enough to appease investors.
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The visually robust, emotionally powerful direction from Joseph Kosinski (TRON Legacy) — so great!
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Employers added a robust 261,000 jobs in October, the Labor Department said Friday.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) built a robust ground operations months ago, per Politico.
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The state's relatively robust economy also helped decide the long-argued Medicaid issue.
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It is still a robust enough phenomenon to provoke furious disputes among Catholics.
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And although the attacks are usually strikingly effective, they're often not too robust.
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Hence the need for really robust security thinking to lock down the risks.
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Future policies may extend further into mobility markets, offering more robust consumer protections.
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Those that it has revealed represent a fairly robust cross-section of technologies.
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"We think growth has been very robust relative to last year," Squali said.
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The coin was going for a robust $24.95 before the cancellation was revealed.
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Soon, connections may be robust enough to allow all passengers to browse simultaneously.
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"We need a more robust tax credit than what the House had," Sen.
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There is a community, there is a communal aspect to any robust nation.
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Low utility prices and robust state incentives make doing business here a bargain.
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Robust evidence is only just keeping pace with the adoption of new technology.
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Finally, the next President should commit to robust, formal dialogue with outside critics.
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The company is also adding another product to its already robust printing portfolio.
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MW: There are around 18 venture debt players; it's a very robust market.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS QBELMI's rating is underpinned by a robust standalone credit profile.
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Even the most robust independent scores show both plans adding to the deficit.
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The more scientists achieve the same result, the more robust that result is.
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He's also not worried about competing directly with more robust products just yet.
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"There's real robust debate between Hillary and Bernie," Mr. Biden said of Mrs.
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It was irresponsible not to pair trade agreements with robust domestic economic programs.
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Cool vintages can be concentrated to make them more robust and less dilute.
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The most robust market is in Japan, where they've been available since 2014.
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Despite a robust stock market, Brazil's economy shrank by 3.8 percent in 2015.
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That hasn't stopped Abe from planning for a more robust Japanese defense, though.
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Among patients who were robust or only cognitively impaired, around 12 percent died.
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Navigating this shifting landscape would be hard for the most robust business model.
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Billionaire Mukesh Ambani-backed Reliance has been posting robust petchem operating profit margins.
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This is combined with a robust training mode that really eases you in.
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The Yeti sounds better and has more robust features, like variable polar patterns.
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In the meantime, Mac users want the most robust platform they can get.
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Gold prices were a bit lower, held in check by a robust dollar.
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Created by Willem Pennings the system is surprisingly robust and very well made.
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"So we think we've got a reasonably robust and reliable system," he says.
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Alcoa also projected "robust global aluminum demand growth" of 6 percent for 2016.
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General Motors jumped 6.9 percent after the carmaker's robust quarterly results and forecast.
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So if it proves as robust as claimed it should be more scalable.
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They have robust business lines in parole services, halfway houses, and electronic monitoring.
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Europe's telecoms stocks led the gains on the back of robust earnings results.
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The Dutch have a robust pension system which is still linked to salaries.
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In 2015 the most robust deal yet on curbing global carbon emissions emerged.
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In addition to its robust social media presence, it makes content for RedBull.
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Beyond that, there is a robust commercial military relationship between the two countries.
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The PMIs today were not robust but certainly better than expected, Franulovich said.
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But a really robust Android VR ecosystem depends on a lot of factors.
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A commercially successful artistic practice often requires perseverance, discipline, and robust mental health.
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The new study, he said, clearly signals a need for robust scientific research.
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And we hope our robust approach will accelerate similar efforts across the industry.
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Evans opened up about how wearing his robust mustache made him nearly unidentifiable.
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Apparently, waiting until after you ride to comment makes for fewer robust thoughts.
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Facebook needs to add more advertising inventory to maintain its robust revenue growth.
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Despite this impact, Tesla noted, revenue growth was robust in the first quarter.
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In the public eye Trump resumes a more robust public schedule starting Saturday.
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And in Stevens, it has a Dickens whose sex appeal is surprisingly robust.
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On the bright side, companies associated with the gaming industry enjoyed robust growth.
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Other automakers have similarly robust semi-autonomous systems like Mercedes-Benz and Audi.
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BUT LOOK FOR A VERY ROBUST PRODUCT ROADMAP OVER THE NEXT 215 MONTHS.
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We can fight any bad policy if we have a robust First Amendment.
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For 2018 as a whole the state-owned company still managed robust growth.
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"They had a very robust and lengthy exchange on the subject," Tillerson said.
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With that data, it's building a more robust health record for each patient.
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On Friday, gold dropped below $1,300 an ounce, hurt by a robust dollar.
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There are indications that employment growth is slowing after last year's robust gains.
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"We'll see a robust market not just this year but next," he said.
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Competition may challenge profitability growth, but robust loan volume should provide a buffer.
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Trump's entire campaign was based on setting up sweeping and robust us-vs.
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Robust economic growth has supported the improvements in public indebtedness and external finances.
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This year, however, the QB market is a little more robust than usual.
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It has a robust civil society with a healthy and free independent media.
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Because it's a bit more robust than the other coding kit LittleBits offers.
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"It's a robust program of transferring (government) assets to private industry," he said.
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Borrowing by medium-sized businesses was similarly robust, climbing to 233.5 from 215.6.
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The U.S. response to Orban's attack on Hungarian democracy has been fairly robust.
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"Marriage equality is the law of the land," he added, to robust cheers.
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Many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa are tied to a robust tourism sector.
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GM got a lift from robust sales of crossovers across its four brands.
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Arguably there could be more robust blockades around crowded public events, Israeli-style.
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The unrest may seem odd given the robust state of the labour market.
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Analysts are expecting a robust earnings report from Netflix, including healthy subscriber growth.
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The New York Philharmonic and the Handel & Haydn Society promise a robust rendition.
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Shareholder takeovers can provide a robust market discipline, including takeovers from foreign competitors.
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Nugent, a man once unthinkingly robust, had suffered a stroke several years back.
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Anger brews as well even in countries with more robust social safety nets.
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We desperately need robust antitrust enforcement, just not Ms. Warren's meat ax approach.
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It's troubling, because our robust patent system has always helped make America competitive.
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"We feel we can help cities develop a robust cultural scene," he said.
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Moreover, effective counterterrorism relies heavily on robust intelligence-sharing relationships with foreign governments.
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Automakers are rolling out increasingly robust advanced driver-assistance systems in production cars.
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These employees face stress with job insecurity and less robust or nonexistent benefits.
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On the data front, the European economy enjoyed another robust month in November.
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Potentially robust opportunities exist in places such as Canada, France, India and China.
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Those protections are not as robust as Congress and I envisioned in 1978.
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It cited the company's robust earnings as evidence that the numbers were false.
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And there is not a robust market for such expensive properties in general.
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Yet, similar to the U.S., Germany's services sector has been much more robust.
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Its consumer data is perfect for a more robust TV-ad-targeting future.
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Pros: Lightweight yet supportive, grippy and comfortableCons: Not as robust as heavier boots
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Earnings drove robust gains from German firms Symrise , Brenntag and Heidelbergcement as well.
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The truth is that despite a robust economic picture, many people are struggling.
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It also indicates the economic growth has not been as robust as expected.
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Decades ago, there was robust competition in the compact-pickup segment as well.
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They believe robust encryption is necessary to maintain global security and online privacy.
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Google Maps features a robust collection of addresses and businesses around the world.
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But the forests should have a robust understory — grasses, shrubs and other plants.
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In those countries, insecurity is less acute because government institutions are more robust.
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As such, police developed a "robust" security plan for the event, Cervera said.
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Popular's troubles, although isolated in Spain's largely robust banking sector, could rattle investors.
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The country has one of the most robust balance sheets in emerging markets.
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A robust first quarter growth report for the bloc gave a further boost.
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So far, the new project has yielded six "robust" applications, Mr. David said.
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This raises doubts on the sustainability of the robust pace of consumer spending.
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Hyperinflation has caused food and medicine shortages and destabilized the once robust economy.
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Robust domestic demand and import growth meant stronger inventory investment than previously estimated.
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We have not seen that kind of robust effort from them so far.
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Trump campaigned heavily on those robust numbers in the months before the Nov.
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Zidle predicts a robust earnings season, which starts Friday, that will boost stocks.
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They are also in the midst of a robust debate about transgender inclusion.
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My government's response to the increased radical interpretation of Islam has been robust.
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Weirdly, I'm going to say no: He seems, as a man, phenomenally robust.
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She was "more lively and robust than before (her) accident," De Quelus wrote.
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It makes sense that life-affirming displays of robust strength would be staged
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Moreover, he points to areas where he considers the evidence more robust—for
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Unfortunately, that's the inevitable nature of a subway system, which must be robust.
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Europe has some very robust antitrust enforcement happening against Google at the moment.
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This long-term view then generally led to more robust growth, it said.
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Despite successive royal scandals and crises, support for the monarchy has remained robust.
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This test has proved to be a robust means of raising stress levels.
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The original cast performed Wednesday, enlivening the show's familiar attitudes with robust characterizations.
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The numbers remained robust in most countries ,typically in the 60s through 80s.
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It's going to be based on a very, very robust set of transactions.
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Read Erwin Chemerinsky's argument that campus speakers enjoy robust free speech rights here.
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At time of writing, the plastics video had a more robust 8.79343,171 views.
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It had more robust media player features, along with an Intel Celeron processor.
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They promised to give rural Americans robust 5G broadband and enhanced home broadband.
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But they are not the robust, competitive marketplaces that Obamacare's drafters wanted either.
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We used motion-tracking software, which is at this time not very robust.
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At that point, 2003 and 2004, there was not a robust feminist media.
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In my opinion, Sonoma makes for a robust experience, but Napa remains king.
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I thought I'd see how robust the parental control for Facebook's programme is.
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Even in Trump's Washington, however, the tech industry retains a robust political agenda.
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Even the most robust technology can be undermined by the actions of users.
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A decade ago, New Jersey Transit was laying the groundwork for robust growth.
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The criticism that the response has not been robust enough has been bipartisan.
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Their land retains water better and grazing systems make the grass more robust.
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This classical company, now 7153 years old, also has a robust contemporary side.
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Even among avowed socialists, there's robust disagreement about what the word actually entails.
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The neighborhood, with a fairly robust security presence on the streets, feels safe.
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A cross section of a healthy 27-year-old brain looks robust, fleshy.
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I think as we all understand we're not talking about a robust economy.
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The park's tennis community is robust and some pretty good players frequent it.
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Germany is enjoying a recovery even more surprisingly robust than the United States'.
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But economists also say Nafta hasn't produced the robust growth that was expected.
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