But 3G's business model has focused in large part on slashing excess costs of a slow-growing company and using those savings to fund an acquisition of another slow-growing peer.
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There's Windows and devices, which houses Microsoft's slow-growing legacy products.
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Most Americans, understandably, are more worried about their slow-growing incomes.
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The sharks are slow-growing, adding about a centimeter a year.
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Italy had a big national debt and a slow-growing economy.
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The illness is slow-growing and treatable when it's detected early.
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After four decades of slow-growing living standards, people want change.
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Several big things happened with the slow-growing 140-character social network.
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"These are often very ancient, very slow-growing ecosystems," McCauley pointed out.
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Kraft has since morphed into Kraft Heinz, another slow-growing pantry-based company.
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Proponents of the system argue that it would kick-start Italy's slow-growing economy.
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VR has been slow-growing, and no one's getting rich off smartwatch apps yet.
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Unichem has not been able to leverage its slow-growing, mature brands portfolio, analyst said.
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Are you nipping away at the slow-growing, legacy business of Oracle/EMC/Dell/Cisco?
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A hectare of cacao, the slow-growing source of chocolate, generates a tenth as much.
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He argues that the industry has transcended its reputation as a dull, slow-growing investment.
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Meningiomas, which are more likely to occur in women, are usually benign and slow-growing.
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His most recent scan had confirmed two small, slow-growing nodules, one on each lung.
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Cells will begin to form capillaries, but those capillaries are slow-growing, and often too big.
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Steatocystoma Multiplex, she explains, is a condition where multiple slow-growing cysts appear, usually during puberty.
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But Microsoft is tackling a vanishingly small part of a historically slow growing and small market.
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That's because these new tests will help doctors distinguish between aggressive disease and slow-growing tumors.
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It explains both slow-growing wages and the exploding costs of housing, health care, and education.
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America's market has been buoyed by a temporary mismatch of slow-growing supply and robust demand.
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Slow-growing adult specimens, some hundreds of years old, sell for tens of thousands of dollars.
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Republicans traded fast growing, large, better-educated counties for slow growing, smaller less well-educated counties.
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His son Herbert Berger-Hershkowitz said the cause was polycythemia vera, a slow-growing blood cancer.
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But it is a slow-growing industry dominated by a handful of giants like Procter & Gamble.
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Most cases of ALCL have been described as a slow-growing and treatable when it's detected early.
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The effort had mostly picked up slow-growing tumours which were unlikely to have had harmful outcomes.
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Dr. Simmonds said slow-growing cancers, like prostate and cervical cancer, were more likely to be delayed.
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This slow-growing, native apex predator well below the legal 18- inch minimum can reach 3 feet.
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Snap faces competition from larger companies and the challenge of a slow-growing user base, he said.
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It is slow growing and requires a great deal of light — a scarce resource in thick forest.
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Italy is perennially slow-growing and groans under public debt of around €2.3trn ($2.7trn), or 132% of GDP.
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The way we're approaching it is this is going to be a slow-growing economy [with] low inflation.
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He didn't want to give up on that core because it was profitable, but it was slow-growing.
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A truly healthy economy doesn't produce falling life expectancy, stagnant wealth and slow-growing incomes for most people.
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And catching more small, slow-growing tumors may needlessly expose women to invasive follow-up testing and treatments.
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The temporary office space market has traditionally been modestly profitable, slow-growing, and subject to business-cycle risk.
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Though some slow-growing, rare corals were absent, the communities looked as if they were starting to recover.
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All of these groups are grappling with slow-growing incomes, high medical costs, student debt and so on.
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Mushrooms turn out not to be a great solution — too expensive and slow-growing — but there are several alternatives.
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But the infection is slow, growing over months or years, and it can be treated if it is caught.
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Sediment plumes and disturbance caused by mining could wipe out habitats for slow-growing corals and fish, Mahapatra said.
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Hemangioblastomas are rare, slow-growing tumors usually found at the back of the brain or within the spinal cord.
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It's like asking me to choose between a slow-growing malignant cancer (Trump) and a sudden brain hemorrhage (Sanders).
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"The severity and frequency of these [bleaching] events means slow-growing corals won't have time to come back," said Connolly.
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Following a microscopic analysis, the team found a slow-growing carcinoid tumor in its digestive tract and diagnosed stomach cancer.
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Symptoms can be subtle in the beginning, especially if they're caused by a benign, slow-growing tumor, says Dr. Golfinos.
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Cervical Cancer is slow growing and there should be no reason why it cannot be caught prior to becoming cancer.
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He had two slow-growing, benign growths on his abdomen and rib cage, and another two on his upper arm.
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The small wooden cabin was constructed using the slow-growing pine trees, slate and stone found in the surrounding forest.
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Such deep sea communities are often slow growing and extremely sensitive to human activities that physically disturb the ocean bottom.
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Most Americans are struggling with slow-growing incomes and stagnant net worth — while the affluent continue to do very well.
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At a previous visit, a young physician assistant had taken 10 skin biopsies, which showed slow growing, nonlethal cancerous lesions.
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The seizures were caused by a slow-growing brain tumor found in the occipital and temporal lobe of his right hemisphere.
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Even so, Amazon continues to post huge numbers that dwarf past performance, while its international plans remain inconsistent and slow-growing.
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The slow growing nature of the bacteria can require up to two months to rule out infection, according to the CDC.
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Almost all the company's sales come from Europe – a slow-growing market with relatively stringent penalties for combustion-engine carbon emissions.
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Economists continue to ponder slow-growing wages for American workers, even as the unemployment rate falls to to historically low levels.
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The former 2012 GOP presidential nominee was diagnosed last year with "slow-growing prostate cancer," the Romney aide said on Monday.
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These Advanced Mode tools could help Snapchat get to the ad load and scale necessary to monetize its slow-growing audience.
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Those imported surfboards now account for upwards of 90% of sales in the small and slow-growing domestic market, experts said.
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A slow-growing native tree, yakal is listed as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources.
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In recent years, the company has divested slow-growing food brands and acquired higher-margin, higher-growth skincare and personal care brands.
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Instead, 3G's approach has been to slash costs of a slow-growing company and use those savings to buy the next company.
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Wal-Mart has been working to jump-start its slow-growing digital business as its online-only competitor gets stronger — and profitable.
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Tsongas made his survival from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a slow-growing cancer of the lymph system, an issue in his presidential campaign.
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Read MoreHow to tell bull from bear market correction The question is whether the slow-growing economy really is headed to recession.
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You can think of it this way: Often, when society is facing a problem that's terrible but slow-growing, we ignore it.
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CLL is a slow-growing cancer of the blood and bone marrow and is one of the most common adult leukemias worldwide.
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The changes in Washington come as Europe's central bank is still trying to breathe life back into the slow-growing eurozone economy.
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Of course, the cynical finance student in me knows that these deals are notoriously difficult to execute for large, slow-growing companies.
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Many voters, struggling with slow-growing living standards, are hostile to policies that would address climate change — namely, increases in energy prices.
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He learned in 2007 that he had a carcinoid tumor, a type of slow-growing cancer, and underwent eight months of treatment.
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The diagnosis was polycythemia vera, a rare and slow-growing blood cancer that may be present for years before symptoms show up.
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Since slow-growing telecom operators are notable for their high dividend yields, some investors argued they should be added to the utilities index.
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First, many have very heavy exposure to "old China," the heavy industry and banking sectors, that are burdened with debt and slow-growing.
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As a practical matter, however, average Americans who have long suffered from slow-growing wages want more help from their representatives in Washington.
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Economic integration encouraged high-saving households in slow-growing northern economies to ship their money to the periphery, where potential returns were higher.
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This problem — deep income inequality and stagnating or slow-growing wages for the majority of Americans — is pretty well recognized at this point.
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They're frustrated by slow-growing incomes and worried that their country, their culture or their community (if not all three) is in decline.
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Overtreatment also can be a risk if a test detects a cancer that turns out to be slow-growing and therefore possibly harmless.
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Image: Baptiste VauchelleNutmeg comes from Myristica fragans, a strongly aromatic, slow-growing evergreen tree that can grow up to 50 feet tall (15 meters).
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Revenues have been hampered by significant exposure to slow growing mature markets and this has been further challenged by recessions in key emerging markets.
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But sperm whales are slow-growing, slow-reproducing animals that don't come to the surface often, and signs of population recovery have been limited.
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Additionally, the landscape is full of slow-growing startups that do make it, just not in a venture home run exit kind of way.
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It's a slow growing cancer, and while he had treatment for it, he suspects that some of his current urination problems are a result.
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My breast cancer is small, has the tumor markers most favorable for treatment (estrogen- and progesterone-positive, HER2-negative) and is very slow-growing.
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Increasingly, then, the underlying difference between the fast- and slow-growing economies is explained more by the differences in population growth than by productivity.
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The cuts will grow even further after the 10 year window is up, because the bill ties Medicaid funding to a slow-growing inflation measure.
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They should be used to implement trade adjustment rules requiring that these stagnant and slow-growing trade-surplus economies have to stimulate their domestic demand.
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One thing the slow-growing U.S. economy has done well is produce jobs, and economists expect to see another 200,000 jobs were created in December.
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That said, our data set, which looks at venture and seed funding, does not come close to capturing the full ecosystem of slow-growing startups.
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Age of the patient and relative lifespan could be taken into consideration when discussing treatment for slow-growing facial nonmelanoma skin cancer, say the authors.
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The central banker will be criticised for hurting a slow-growing economy if he hikes and accused of playing fast and loose if he delays.
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The direction of United States population growth is increasingly similar to that of slow-growing Japan and Western Europe, with immigration partly offsetting that shift.
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She named it after the dramatic clusters of white flowers that bloom on the yucca plant — a thick, slow-growing palm integral to Mayan cuisine.
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Over the years both Druid and the Abbey helped advance the slow-growing appreciation of Mr. Murphy internationally by touring their productions of his plays.
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A push for growth in a slow growing economy was the incentive to acquire a rival or a company with a complimentary line of business.
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The question also is what will happen in the first quarter, which has been traditionally slow growing and is vulnerable to weakness from weather impacts.
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A takeout price for Twitter will require some kind of premium to its $13 billion market value, even for a slow-growing company that loses money.
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Activist investor Nelson Peltz's Trian Partners announced a large position in slow-growing Procter & Gamble recently, in a move that would typically lead to higher prices.
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The stock has dropped more than 19 percent so far this year, which United Airlines attributed to declining fuel prices, competition and slow growing passenger demand.
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The other, darker concern is that employers are either reluctant to hire due to the slow growing economy or fears that it will get even worse.
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When bleaching is this severe, it affects almost all coral species, including old, slow-growing corals that once lost will take decades or longer to return.
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While the U.S. has a slow-growing economy, it can handle an interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve, Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick said Monday.
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Its model, in large part, depends on dealmaking: 3G buys a slow-growing company like Kraft, slashes excess costs and then moves on to another acquisition.
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Snap is emerging as the new stubborn, slow-growing Twitter amidst similar Facebook competition and reluctance to filter its feed that Twitter exhibited four years ago.
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On the other hand, they found an increased risk of two types of malignancies — melanoma and slow-growing prostate tumors — among people who exercised the most.
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The move comes as the the 70-year old company faces pressures in the slow-growing food industry that have driven consolidation and hiked up valuations.
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More broadly, large, slow-growing food companies have been paying up for acquisitions, confronted with a relatively slim number of deals that can make an impact.
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The middle class and poor, meanwhile, have suffered from slow-growing incomes — and from overall tax rates that are higher today than in the mid-15.33s.
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Matthew Barry, senior beverages analyst at market research firm Euromonitor International, said illycaffe needed to look beyond its home turf which was small and slow-growing.
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In recent decades, no single oyster has had better name recognition than the Kumamoto, a small, slow-growing species introduced to the West Coast from Japan.
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The first point about the study is that the majority of participants in the study were low risk patients (patients with slow growing, more innocuous cancer).
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Rating agency DBRS's lowest investment-grade rating is what separates heavily indebted, slow-growing Portugal from losing eligibility for the European Central Bank's bond-buying programme.
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According to Whitlock, these bacteria are "extremely sensitive to detergents," and they're slow-growing enough that once they're washed away, their numbers don't immediately spring back.
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Philip Morris also broke up into a slow-growing, high-yielding U.S. tobacco company called Altria, and a faster growing, lower yielding entity called Philip Morris International.
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This year, Wood and his colleagues made their first collection of Huon pine, a very slow-growing conifer restricted to the valleys of Tasmania's wet temperate rainforests.
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"The important theme here is called growth, and investors are looking for growth companies in a slow-growing economy," Smith said on CNBC's "ETF Edge " on Monday.
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The food industry has consolidated in the past few years, as slow-growing food conglomerates have combined to cut costs where they cannot grow the top line.
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Most colorectal cancers are slow growing, taking as long as 10 years to turn from precancerous lesion into cancer (hence the recommended 10-year interval for screening).
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Job growth has remained vibrant despite the slow-growing economy, and that's a trend investors are anxious to see confirmed in the February employment report on Friday.
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Chronic lymphocytic leukemia, or CLL, is typically a slow-growing cancer in which immature white blood cells multiply in the bone marrow and spread throughout the body.
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During last year's presidential campaign, leaders of both parties vowed to assist average families left behind in an era of high corporate profits but slow-growing wages.
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Within days, pathology tests confirmed the tumor type: a slow-growing ganglioglioma, a mix of cells that include components of the central nervous system and supporting tissue.
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Or was it economic anxiety — caused by a generation of slow-growing living standards for many Americans that was punctuated by the financial crisis of 2007-9.
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But she struggled to make IBM more relevant: • The company still relies more on slow-growing hardware and software businesses than cloud computing, A.I. and data analysis.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's government will accelerate a $4 billion infrastructure program this year to reinvigorate the South American country's slow-growing economy, President Sebastián Piñera said on Tuesday.
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Trump may have less to fear than slow-growing Europe and Japan from a trade war in terms of economic losses if the "G6" pushes back on tariffs.
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Four years ago Governor Rauner vowed to apply skills he learned in private equity to pep up Illinois's slow-growing economy, improve taxes and fix rotten public finances.
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While birds live their embryonic life in the fast lane, hatching within 11 to 85 days, dinosaurs appear to have been much more slow-growing, akin to modern reptiles.
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Investors in slow-growing rich countries gain access to higher-yielding investments in poorer, capital-starved economies, and those poorer economies gain access to desperately needed capital relatively cheaply.
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Travelport, based in Langley, England, has remained focused on its stable but relatively slow-growing business of providing technology infrastructure to travel vendors for hotels and other travel destinations.
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Merger activity in the aftermarket auto parts industry is picking up as the average age of vehicles increases in slow-growing economies, such as those in many European countries.
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It is therefore unclear whether the ketchup-owner wants a slow-growing business likes soup, which faces competition from smaller upstarts, private label brands, as well as other categories.
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The lively Latin and house music, performed by Ms. Grays and the show's composer, Michael Thurber, is entertaining, and the slow-growing attraction between Viola and Orsino is sweet.
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Last quarter, called Johnston weakness in in North American drinks a "toe stub " as the company looks to balance its slow-growing core business with more on-trend innovations.
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"These are often very ancient, very slow-growing ecosystems," Douglas McCauley, director of the Benioff Ocean Initiative and marine biologist at UC Santa Barbara, told Motherboard earlier this year.
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How it develops "Bowel cancer is a slow growing disease and the symptoms only develop at a later stage," says Christian Von Wagner, an epidemiologist at University College London (UCL).
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We can plant new food forests in the highlands, bring back slow growing hardwoods, intercropped with trees that provide nourishment, medicine and fuel, with room for orchids and birds' nests.
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Growing frustration with the web over the last half-decade — both the slow-growing desktop web, and the just-plain-slow mobile web — has created a market for an alternative.
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Doctors diagnosed Andrews with a rare, slow-growing tumor, known as a low-grade myxoid sarcoma – a cancerous mass – that has the potential to spread and can ultimately be deadly.
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Fortunately, the "slow-growing giant beast" hadn't spread to other parts of Mr. Hernandez's body, Dr. Tseng said, but the surgical team did have to remove one of his kidneys.
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But much less is known about how humans are influencing reefs in the deep sea, where slow-growing cold-water corals may make up two-thirds of all coral species.
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Squamous cell carcinoma, a slow-growing cancer usually found on sun-exposed areas, is easy to treat if found early, although in rare cases it can spread to other tissues.
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The value of Premier Foods has been depressed by a high debt load and pension obligations, but it offers a range of mainstream grocery brands that are slow-growing but profitable.
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Deciding when to do surgery can be tricky because some aneurysms are too small or too slow-growing to cause a problem, and the surgery to correct them can be risky.
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An hour later, an expert on pediatric brain tumors told us Natan's lesion was probably a rare, slow-growing type, appearing in about 100 cases a year in the United States.
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"The company has top-notch assets and without the slow-growing Australian operations, the deal has become more attractive than last time," said one source with knowledge of the Budweiser IPO.
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Investors will also be listening to Mr. Draghi's remarks for clues about what steps the central bank may take at its March 10 meeting to further stimulate the slow-growing eurozone economy.
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It's not clear why, but fewer men are getting tested for prostate specific antigen — the blood test is thought to sometimes lead to unnecessarily aggressive treatment for a usually slow-growing cancer.
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Trends in automation, returns to education, globalization and other forces may intensify divisions between slow-growing rural areas and fast-growing metropolitan ones, between racial and ethnic groups, and across other dimensions.
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Why it matters: Electricity generation in the U.S. has been largely stagnant for a decade, fueled by a slow-growing economy after the 2008 financial crash and the resulting lackluster electricity demand.
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"While scientists may continue to debate absolute longevity, it is clear that the Greenland shark is exceptionally slow growing, late to mature, and long-lived, even by shark standards," she told Gizmodo.
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BNP Paribas, France's biggest bank, is heavily exposed to slow-growing mature European markets makes such as Italy, which accounts for about 40 percent of provisions it sets aside for bad loans.
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In the U.S., about one in seven men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer, according to the American Cancer Society, but most men with the slow-growing cancer won't die from it.
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He and his colleagues went searching for what they had feared was a lost coffee species, the slow-growing stenophylla, which hadn't been seen on a plantation in more than 60 years.
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With its ultra-easy money, the Germans say, the ECB is killing the incentive of heavily indebted, slow growing and unemployment-overwhelmed euro zone governments to reform and modernize their public policies.
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Slow-growing Mexico, for example, would be performing much more sluggishly if it were not able to export the equivalent of 28 percent of its annual economic output to the United States.
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"That's why VF Corp didn't want it, " he said, referring to the owner of the fast-growing Vans and North Face brands that spun off the slow-growing jeans company earlier this year.
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Why it matters: Indolent non-Hodgkin's lymphomas (iNHLs) tend to be a slow-growing cancer that is incurable with standard therapy and poorly responsive to a newer type of treatment called checkpoint blockade.
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"For housing, as low inventory pushes prices up at a fast clip, the mismatch between fast-growing home prices and slow-growing incomes continues to be a huge obstacle for would-be buyers."
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But screening too early or too often can also catch more small, slow-growing tumors that are unlikely to be fatal - without curbing the diagnosis of advanced cancer cases, some previous research suggests.
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Walmart's ongoing push to cut away unprofitable or slow-growing international operations, to shore up its resources to compete against Amazon at home and in Asia on digital fronts, had another development today.
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But some research suggests that screening too early or too often can also catch more small, slow-growing tumors that are unlikely to be fatal - without curbing the diagnosis of advanced cancer cases.
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"We are seeing some indicators, such as slow-growing wages, an increase in job cuts, and an exodus of CEOs, that may portend rough waters ahead," said Andrew Challenger, the firm's vice president.
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Indeed, it should not be surprising for us to have trade deficits with slow-growing economies like Japan and Germany, but systematic and increasing trade deficits with world's growth champions are very strange events.
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This fortuitous abundance has led to an environmental concern, as increasing numbers of geese have returned in recent years to their harsh arctic nesting grounds to consume the slow-growing native plants found there.
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Found in cold, deep waters throughout the North Atlantic, these slow-growing scavenger/predators have been hauled up as bycatch for centuries and were briefly harvested for their liver oil in the early 1900s.
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Enthusiasts praise its restful greenness and widely varied textures, and say its low-to-the-ground, slow-growing beauty aligns with the Japanese principle of wabi sabi, which honors impermanence, humility, asymmetry and imperfection.
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The heavily indebted, slow-growing southern European economy needs to maintain at least one investment grade rating from a major agency to keep its position in the European Central Bank's (ECB) bond-buying scheme.
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The often frigid climate in the far Northeast creates the ideal growing conditions for a slow-growing wood that has a finer, straighter grain than tends to be found in warmer climates, says Huth.
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After all, this ideology appeals to relative economic winners as well as losers, and it is thriving in many different economic environments – from fast-growing Poland, to slow-growing Philippines and already rich Austria.
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But brokerage stocks trade at discounts to the market, caught between low interest rates that reduce what they earn on customer balances and price competition over a slow-growing pool of retail-investor orders.
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Sediment plumes and disturbance caused by mining could wipe out habitats, including for slow-growing corals and fish, said Richard Mahapatra, managing editor of the New Delhi-based science and environment magazine Down To Earth.
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When the researchers realized their mistake and went to clear the forgotten dish, they found thin streaks of a slow-growing bacteria—which they claim is the first confirmed species of the mouse ocular microbiome.
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JOHANNESBURG, May 9 (Reuters) - Vodacom will discontinue its mobile money service M-Pesa in South Africa after it failed to attract enough support in its slow-growing home market, the telecommunications firm said on Monday.
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Prostate cancer is stealthy and it can be deadly: It is often slow-growing and relatively symptom-less, quietly sitting in a gland no bigger than a golf ball, located just below a man's bladder.
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Stubbornly slow-growing Italy proposed in June to cut its structural budget deficit by 0.3 percent of gross domestic product next year, sharply reducing a previous pledge and potentially dodging an unpopular sales tax hike.
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On top of the concerns officials have over competitive practices and lower wages, many of the jobs that come with the project may not even go to workers in the slow-growing economies of Europe.
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Much of Freedman's work from after 2012 deals in some form with his diagnosis of Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma, a rare but stubborn form of slow-growing and only partially treatable cancer with no known cause.
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From the moment Dani, Christian and the rest pass through the settlement's sunburst gate, everything from the green hills girdling the compound to the flowing choreography contributes to the slow-growing, inexorable sense of entrapment.
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The garden was founded in the mid-1960s by Hans Thiemann, a then-38-year-old agricultural engineer in Bremen, Germany, whose family had for generations nurtured a passion for the slow-growing spiny succulents.
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Freed of constraints imposed by G.M., Opel may be able to establish a stronger presence in Asia and South America, potentially allowing the company to reduce its heavy reliance on the slow-growing European market.
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Aiming to free banks to make the fresh loans needed to stimulate Italy's slow-growing economy, the plan seeks to encourage banks to sell bad debts by allowing them to buy a state guarantee against default.
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This sounds like a good thing, but it's not without controversy: "Some consider this overdiagnosis of disease that is not clinically important," he says, noting that many thyroid cancers are slow growing and not life-threatening.
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In Natan's case, we learned that in a clinical trial, one of the newer targeted therapies approved to treat aggressive adult cancers had worked wonders on a small group of children with similar slow-growing tumors.
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"Even if you live in a small apartment, the sustainability program manager has a suggestion for you: "purchase a small slow-growing containerized tree such as a Norfolk Pine and keep it to reuse each Christmas.
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We've reported on this slow-growing trend over the past few weeks, but what was once a few celebs here or there has turned into a full-blown trend — just take a look at the slides ahead.
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Carney also said on Tuesday that a degree of slack was opening up in Britain's slow-growing economy, something that was consistent with less interest rate tightening, but at the same time inflation-adjusted wages were growing.
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Pathology reports confirmed that it was a liposarcoma, a relatively uncommon, slow-growing cancer that develops in fat tissue and is treated primarily with surgery, Teixeira says, as these tumors don't respond well to chemotherapy or radiation.
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One of the main criticisms of the alcohol trial from the start was that it was not large enough, and would not last long enough, to detect a rise in cancers, which are slow-growing, among drinkers.
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The leaders, who face risks ranging from Europe's refugee crisis to slow growing economies and high debts, said in a joint declaration they confront a world with "growing uncertainties and instability," making European unity yet more important.
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Innate will pay AstraZeneca $50 million upfront and $25 million for future commercial and regulatory milestones for rights to Lumoxiti, which won U.S. approval last month for hairy cell leukemia, a rare slow-growing type of blood cancer.
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Some cancers, ironically the ones easiest to diagnose and cure, are so slow-growing they are of no threat to the patient: They do not need to be cured, as they would never do harm if left alone.
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The French departments suffer from a negative structural gap between slow-growing revenue (mostly based on non-modifiable taxes and state transfers), and dynamic expenditure (mainly related to social transfers), which has led some departments to cut costs.
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Low-grade astrocytomas tend to be slow-growing and contained, but a Grade 4 astrocytoma, called a glioblastoma, is a ruthlessly aggressive cancer that has struck, among others, Vice-President Joe Biden's son Beau and Senator John McCain.
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But a growing body of evidence suggests that widespread breast cancer screening may catch more small, slow-growing tumors that are unlikely to be fatal, without curbing the number of cancers that are diagnosed at a late stage.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has an intelligence background that has helped him navigate the chessboard of geopolitics, but the former KGB officer also has a big weakness: the Russian economy is slow growing and innovation is sorely needed.
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Gao made the remarks at the start of a two-day meeting of trade ministers from G20 economies in Shanghai, as uncertainty hangs over the outlook for a slow-growing global economy now beset by post-Brexit reverberations.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how certain dietary habits might directly cause cancer, and it was also too brief to diagnose some tumors that might be slow-growing and take years to develop.
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"Today is a historic day -- and we are ready to deliver tax relief that improves the lives of middle-income Americans and struggling families who have been left behind in our slow-growing economy," Brady said in a statement.
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"Today is a historic day, and we are ready to deliver tax relief that improves the lives of middle income Americans and struggling families who have been left behind in our slow-growing economy," Brady said in a statement.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. note briefly fell below 0.7% on Friday, a level more consistent with slow-growing European economies or Japan rather than a country that has been one of the brightest spots on the global landscape.
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"Today is a historic day — and we are ready to deliver tax relief that improves the lives of middle-income Americans and struggling families who have been left behind in our slow-growing economy," Brady said in a statement.
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Hees leaves at a critical time for Kraft Heinz, which is struggling to boost sales in the slow-growing food industry and facing questions from investors about the business model created by its second-largest shareholder, private equity firm 23G Capital.
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But with a similar makeup to the M5, which is decidedly Canon's most exciting mirrorless camera, the M100 might be a little more than meets the eye, as well as an affordable way to ease into Canon's slow-growing M lineup.
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If the evidence suggested that ageing economies struggled primarily because of slow-growing labour forces and fast-growing pension costs, it would make sense to focus policy efforts on keeping people in work longer—by raising retirement ages, for example.
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In December, the ECB extended the duration of its asset purchase program, under which the bank buys euro zone government bonds to inject more cash into the slow-growing economy, by six months until March 2017 - "or beyond" as Draghi said.
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In December, the ECB extended the duration of its asset purchase programme, under which the bank buys euro zone government bonds to inject more cash into the slow-growing economy, by six months until March 2017 - "or beyond" as Draghi said.
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The economic experience of the 1970s seemed to bear out their criticisms of Keynes: governments sought to boost slow-growing economies with fiscal and monetary stimulus, only to find that inflation and interest rates rose even as unemployment remained high.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers may not have had enough years of data to fully assess the connection between pollutants and cancer because some slow-growing tumors might appear many years after exposure to pollutants, the authors note.
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Sure, slow-growing wages for middle- and working-class Americans have been an underlying fact going back decades, and there is surely an economic dimension to polling data that shows many people believe America's best days are in the past.
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For instance, 1 in 3 women with breast cancer detected by a mammogram may be treated unnecessarily, because their screening tests found tumors that are slow-growing, according to a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine in 2017.
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"Working out how to tell slow-growing cancers apart from more aggressive forms of the disease is a critical area of research, and something Cancer Research UK-funded researchers are investigating," Martin Ledwick, the organization's head information nurse, said in an email.
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Twitter may be in the middle of an existential crisis of sorts over where to take its slow-growing social network, but the company keeps plugging away at basic features to bring the service up to speed with competitors like Facebook Messenger.
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After a (possibly unrelated) seizure revealed a slow-growing astrocytoma, followed by an awake craniotomy, Moore found himself virtually unable to walk unassisted, needing to rely on the care of his girlfriend and capable of little more than pondering the particulars of healing.
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Unless fiscal policymakers make investments in education, job training, infrastructure and research and development to boost output despite a slow-growing workforce, "monetary policy will be severely challenged to achieve stable prices, well-anchored inflation expectations, and strong macroeconomic performance," Williams said.
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Lisbon is a small speck in the universe of Europe's startup giants like London and Berlin, not least due to an acute shortage of venture capital in the Portuguese economy, which remains slow growing and heavily indebted five years after the EU/IMF bailout.
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Among the most radical ideas out there is a perennial one: that he should take Unilever on the business equivalent of an off-road trip, abandoning the slow-growing food business and focusing exclusively on more exciting areas such as beauty and home products.
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Slow-growing healthcare costs and falling prices in other sectors like mobile phone plan pricing that are not very sensitive to economic cycles have been offsetting price increases in other sectors, researchers at the San Francisco Fed said in a paper published this week.
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Despite pressure on the local retail sector from a slow growing economy with high levels of unemployment, rising fuel prices and an increase in value added tax curbing consumer spending, Libstar said it expected organic revenue growth to be 4.5% higher than a year earlier.
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While prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men and it can be aggressive, many men have a slow-growing form of the disease that will likely never become life-threatening, and would not even know about it if not for screening.
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On the surface, this might look mainly like an aggregator media play, or on an M&A level something based on the private equity model of hoovering up a lot of tired or slow growing brands with the aim of optimising them and moving on.
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Unlike main rivals Allianz and Axa, Generali has yet to disclose its approved Solvency II ratio, and some investors are concerned over its focus on slow-growing insurance markets in Europe, such as Germany, as well as its exposure to Italian state bonds and Italian banks.
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They have chased Philippine and Vietnamese fishermen from disputed grounds, poached in neighbours' exclusive economic zones and, with officialdom turning a blind eye, ravaged the South China Sea's reefs, destroying the coral to get at rare, slow-growing giant clams for which China's nouveaux riches pay fortunes.
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Unlike main rivals Allianz and Axa, Generali is yet to disclose its approved Solvency II ratio, and some investors are concerned over its focus on slow-growing insurance markets in Europe, such as Germany, as well as its exposure to Italian state bonds and Italian banks.
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Really, then, the American cartoons Hilda has the most in common with are Cartoon Network shows like Adventure Time, Over the Garden Wall, and Steven Universe, which blend the themes and storytelling of middle-grade chapter books with a slow-growing sense of responsibility to a community.
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Meantime, while Kraft Heinz has long been pointed to as a potential buyer of Campbell, should it ever be for sale, several industry sources have questioned whether Kraft Heinz would want to make a bet on a slow-growing company, as it grapples with its own growth challenges.
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Benjamin Franklin once called the rattlesnake "a strong picture of the temper and conduct of America", which would make sense if America was a long-lived, slow-growing, near-sighted, sociable creature that took care of its children and spent its winters underground with dozens of its neighbors.
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One in three women with breast cancer detected by a mammogram is treated unnecessarily, because screening tests found tumors that are so slow-growing that they're essentially harmless, according to a Danish study published Monday in Annals of Internal Medicine, which has renewed debate over the value of early detection.
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Part of their appeal to investors in an aging and slow-growing world: They profit from the volume of new-drug investigations and lab tests, favorable demographics and the total amount of health care delivered globally but they don't have direct regulatory risk from drug-price controls or an Obamacare repeal.
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First-quarter earnings rose 15 percent year over year; second-quarter earnings are expected to have risen 6.2 percent, according to S&P Capital IQ. "While these numbers are exceptional,particularly amid a slow growing economy, it is unlikely that coming quarterly earnings aregoing to stack up well, " Rowan said.
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With subdued wages and prices in an environment of a slow-growing demand, output and employment, the money supply had to be expanded through conventional and non-conventional policy instruments in order to stimulate bank lending to households, and to prop up business investments by lowering the cost of capital.
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It is a slow-growing cousin of Mycobacterium tuberculosis — the organism responsible for TB. M. leprae has an unusual need to reproduce in temperatures just below the average 98.6 of the healthy body, causing the organism to preferentially affect the skin of the face and the extremities — the coolest parts.
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Some observers have speculated that the lack of faster pay rises may be holding down inflation and keeping Americans from benefiting as much as they should from a moderately expanding economy and some Fed policymakers have said that slow-growing wages make them wary about pressing on too quickly with interest-rate hikes.
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"Given that most prostate cancers are slow growing, and given the risks of over-diagnosis and over-treatment, there is little evidence that men 70 and older benefit from PSA screening," said Dr. Quoc-Dien Trinh of the Brigham and Women's Hospital and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Prostate Cancer Program in Boston.
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Hees leaves at a critical time for Kraft Heinz, which is struggling to boost sales in the slow-growing food industry and facing questions from investors about the business model created by its second-largest shareholder, private equity firm 23G Capital, which focuses heavily on cutting costs, sometimes at the expense of brand investment.
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"IBM failed to demonstrate that it's made a successful transition from the slow-growing basic mainframe and software business to the fast-growing cloud computing, cognitive, artificial intelligence areas that are so vital to restoring the company's revenue growth after 20 straight quarters — yes, 20 straight quarters — of declining sales," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Patients should also be careful not to focus on the surgeon's experience level until after they determine whether they actually need surgery, because many men with slow-growing tumors don't necessarily need prostatectomies, said Dr. Daniel Barocas, a researcher in surgical quality and outcomes at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee, who wasn't involved in the study.
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As Van Dover and her colleagues argue in their letter, the framework used to minimize ecological impacts in terrestrial mining—including remediating exploited sites, and offsetting ecological damage by improving neighboring habitats—may be irrelevant to the deep ocean, where the mixing of seawater ensures that sediment plumes and pollutants are spread far and wide, and where slow-growing species have trouble recovering.
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Researchers tracked TB that is resistant to at least four key drugs and found that 69 percent of the victims had never received treatment, an indication that they had acquired it from others with extensively drug-resistant TB. TB develops resistance to drugs when it is attacked with lackluster therapy, allowing the slow-growing bacterium to become insensitive to well-established therapies.
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In fact, a recent paper by the Progressive Policy Institute's chief economic strategist concluded that improving infrastructure that allows for the inception of the next generation of wireless communications would lead to an acceleration of the slow-growing "physical industries" comprised of manufacturing, health care, and construction (nearly 80 percent of our economy) that increasingly depend on wireless communications in their everyday business operations.
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