American Hispanics are still less likely to access the internet.
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And Mr Corbyn is still less popular than his party.
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That is still less than half the country's total population.
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But it was still less than 2% away from 30,000.
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The Dow was still less than 2% away from 30,000.
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Still, less than 5% of Americans wait until 70 to file.
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That's still less than 1% of CVS' roughly 20193,600 stores nationwide.
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That's still less than 1% of CVS' roughly 9,600 stores nationwide.
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But still less than last year's slugfest on then-candidate Trump.
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But the overall result is still less misuse and fewer deaths.
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Still less did he have time for those nuts, conspiracy theorists.
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Way too much but still less than the people around me.
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But that's still less than half of the peak 26 years ago.
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Half-siblings' IQs are even less similar than that; cousins, still less.
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That is still less than half of Shenzhen's average price of $8,104.
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But without ads, it's still less expensive than Netflix's standard HD plan.
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But without ads, it's still less expensive than Netflix's most popular plan.
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That is still less than half the $17 initial public offering price.
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But that is still less than 1% of its overall operations budget.
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That's still less than 10 percent of the Pentagon's budget for 2019.
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That huge sum is still less than a 1% stake in the company.
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Still, less than a third of Americans will take part in the process.
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There is no consensus for going back, still less for switching to German.
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Fewer still—less than half—were aware that Zika could be passed sexually.
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That is, however, still less than half its issue price of A$2.10.
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The government is unlikely to bring in travel visas, still less identity cards.
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Still less did Western media outlets turn to the Kurdish community for understanding.
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"Women were still less than 25 percent of candidates this cycle," says Dittmar.
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Yes, but: It's still less expensive than what we're projected to spend now.
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This drives premiums up, making insurance still less attractive to the healthiest people.
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That's still less than half of what New Yorkers will be paying out.
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I hadn't been expecting any money from Walt, still less counting on it.
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Also, while some genetic indicators are fairly accurate, some are still less clear.
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After decades of development, they're still less sprinty Terminator and more … octogenarian on sedatives.
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That's still less than a third of the number of total US mobile gamers.
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Despite a recent rally, it is still less than half what it was then.
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Seldom do they take part in combat — still less as front-line fighting ships.
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The direct payments, while generous, are still less than what the Trump administration requested.
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But that is still less than 10 percent of the market as a whole.
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The new State Department requirement was still less onerous than that imposed by China.
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That's still less generous than what many other countries have, but it's not bad.
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Still less, the esteemed Austrian maestro Nikolaus Harnoncourt, who died in March at 86.
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In some ways, the young man said, the service is still less than perfect.
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It makes still less sense when you consider the asymmetry of risks before the Fed.
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That's a lot, but it is still less than the cost of a new phone.
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The web-connected business line is still less than 2 percent of Under Armour revenue.
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Many AI systems today are still less capable (cognitively speaking) than a 6-year-old.
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The S&P 500 was still less 6 points away from a record high close.
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But its circulation is still less than 30,000, perhaps due to a weak online presence.
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I subscribe to the belief that the lesser of two evils is still less evil.
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BUT IT'S STILL LESS EXPECTED IF YOU WENT BACK SIX MONTHS OR A YEAR AGO.
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THERE IS NOTHING dark, still less satanic, about the Revolution Mill in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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The unemployment rate has nearly doubled since 2014 (though it is still less than 10%).
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Nevertheless, online e-commerce in 85033 was still less than 10 percent of all retail.
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This is, admittedly, still less than half of what the Saturn V could once manage.
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Brady Corbet's second film is not a departure from his first, still less a renunciation.
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The bank's profitability is still less than rival UBS thanks to an underperforming investment bank.
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We are not in "Angela's Ashes" territory, still less in the land of misery memoir.
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But it's still less expensive than the Disney Plus Marvel shows that are in development.
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However, heading into Monday trading, the Dow was still less than 1% from record highs.
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John was not much interested in his people and still less in leading them anywhere.
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And that there are marriages that are still less about love and more about contractual obligation?
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Months later, the ratio recovered by 81 percent, but was still less than the preflight levels.
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That's a hefty pile of cash, but still less than a Cayenne Turbo with no options.
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Access to treatment is still less than it should be in many countries, reports the WHO.
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"The five-year survival rate of all lung cancers is still less than 20%," he said.
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Latin America, it should be said, is still less authoritarian than parts of Asia and Africa.
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The margin shifted in that by 0.11 points, which is still less than what Nelson needs.
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In 25 states, funding for public schools is still less than it was before the recession.
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But it's still less than what the stars of some of Netflix's biggest shows are making.
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Still, less than a quarter of students met standards on tests last spring, below state averages.
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There was not much space and still less money for "me time," yet Mr. and Mrs.
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"They need to facilitate, rather than obstruct, media's normal work, still less politicalizing the relevant issue."
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Biden is still less than halfway to the 220006,2202 delegates needed to win the nomination outright.
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But at 105 feet, the sculpture is still less than half the height of the church.
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And that he is still less than a 22-22018 bet in his challenge to Sen.
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We'll see, but there are still less than 23,000 worldwide right now, and seemingly everyone hates them.
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Still despite the improvements, agencies say currently it's still less accountable than Google or Facebook for now.
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The AfD, polling at 13%, is still less popular than its counterparts in France or the Netherlands.
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Still less is a proposal to fix the ruinously expensive pension system, Mr Temer's most important policy.
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And even if its computer is compact, it's still less convenient than letting people use their phones.
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They also have more caffeine than the average green tea, but still less than most black teas.
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Street-sleepers are still less visible than they are in the centres of some rich-world cities.
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Still, less than 1 percent of all loans were two months overdue, a level below historical averages.
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Ransomware was still less commonly reported than things such as more general malware, phishing, and identity theft.
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But her supporters are still less likely to hold prejudiced views against black people than Trump supporters.
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If it's still less than 1 percent of users hitting the wall, the company probably just doesn't care.
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Online sales rose 35 percent, but the segment is still less than 1 percent of its total sales.
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But Washington's new rules are still less onerous than China's, which require not only notification but prior approval.
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Though the Dow, S&P 0003, and Nasdaq were all still less than 2000 percent from record highs.
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National income would rise still less, since much of the gain in GDP would flow to foreign investors.
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When they do get the chance to make waves, their accomplishments are still less likely to be recognized.
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"That's still less than what I pay a month in the United States," Sego said, fighting back tears.
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If only the husband was a migrant, the household was still less likely to adapt to local foods.
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"But coal is still less expensive, and it has a major place in terms of energy," he said.
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They start at $900, which is a lot of money but still less than most brand-name mattresses.
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But Mr. McCann said his analysis found that the new policy was still less valuable than the first.
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The brands to shop when you're willing to spend more than a hundo, but still less than two.
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That's the most ever, by the way, even though it's still less than 7 percent of the total.
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She is still less popular than her two predecessors during the second year of their husbands' terms: Mrs.
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That's still less than the reported $400,000 a month the couple was reportedly paying to rent in Malibu.
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They're still less likely to go into coding than other fields, but programming is increasingly on their horizon.
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Other methods, such as quantum key distribution, are also promising, but still less secure than the enigma machine.
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Economy seats start at $699, with business-class tickets starting at $993,899 (admittedly pricy, but still less than normal).
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More -- but still less than half of those polled -- said the government should issue an official apology for slavery.
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In terms of spectacle and flamboyance, you can stack them all together and they're still less interesting than Musk.
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But South Sudan, a country still less than a decade old, is especially prickly about threats to its sovereignty.
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Venezuela's collapse is not the result of low oil prices, still less of sanctions imposed by the United States.
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But at $20.58, it's still less than a third of the high of $69 it achieved in early 2014.
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Compared to the locals, I was making triple what they would make — but still less than an expat's salary.
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But few collectors on the continent or beyond were interested in Africa's contemporary art, still less in its artists.
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As is de rigueur, we've seen little, and heard still less, from the president's children in the years since.
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Still less likely, the analysis showed, is that a woman will serve as chairwoman of a board's compensation committee.
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But that is still less than 210.6, when a surge of families across the border caused a political stir.
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Both proposals would raise it to about 37.5 cents per gallon, still less than New York State's gas tax.
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But with hourly wages of over $15 an hour, that is still less than what most Marlin workers earn.
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Edwards makes a quick cry-laugh emoji that's somehow still less fucked-up looking than the Samsung stock emojis.
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Today, women still face a big pay gap with men, but among female workers there's still less age disparity.
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And it is still less efficient than plugging in — the Resonant Qi standard claims 220 to 2720 percent efficiency.
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But the resumption of the regime's control in Idlib will not lead to peace, and still less to stability.
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Bing is Microsoft's search engine, which employees are encouraged to use...even though it's still less popular than Google.
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Warby Parker is the most prominent new eyewear brand, but its market share is still less than 5 percent.
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Oil production now is still less than a third of the total in 1998, when Mr. Chávez took power.
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Still, less than 10% of primary care providers could prescribe the drug by the end of the study period.
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The total cost of the healthcare law is still less than expected when Congress first approved it in 2010.
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The mother, Sofía (Marina De Tavira), is more present, though still less so than Cleo, the children's surrogate parent.
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When Magna Carta Holy Grail was released, Jay-Z was still less than two years into being a father.
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That's still less than the projected cost of California's high-speed rail line, which is expected to reach $68 billion.
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Trump isn't running a shoe store; still less than a year into his term, he's already running a reelection campaign.
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That was still less than a cent away from an eight-month low against the single currency plumbed last week.
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It's the most expensive Echo device yet, but it's still less expensive than the cheapest iPad, which sells for $329.
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In 2018, Southeast Asia's second-largest economy grew 4.1%, the best in six years but still less than regional peers.
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Even after accounting for these factors, women were still less likely to survive when treated by a male ER doctor.
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BEFORE he first put on his uniform, Paul Clements had never seen a bar fight, still less joined in one.
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FINANCE THEORISTS are, as everybody knows, unworldly people who can scarcely tie their shoelaces, still less change a car tyre.
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It typically sells for around $20, which is still less than half the price of Apple's and many other options.
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Support for impeachment among voters has grown in recent months, but is still less than enthusiastic according to some polls.
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Although almond and rice milk use relatively large amounts of water to produce, this volume is still less than dairy.
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History rarely pays attention to the stories of "wayward" girls born into poverty, still less to their desires and dreams.
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That's a staggering jump for any app but particularly impressive considering the app is still less than three years old.
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A slider at White Castle costs $1.99, double the original meat burger but still less than almost anything else edible.
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Ronaldo has also earned $14.35 million whilst injured, however that is still less than half of what PSG paid Neymar.
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But that number is still less than the 14 percent of Black Women that make up the U.S. women's population.
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But the incarceration rate for rape is still less than one-fifth of what it is for assault and battery.
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"The U.S. is still less urbanized than similar countries, so if anything, we will probably see more and more construction."
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But one of these is still less than half full, according to official figures released 11 days after it opened.
|
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The RDX's interior, while a massive step forward for the brand, is still less elegant than those of the class leaders.
|
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It was slightly higher on Thursday but still less than a cent away from that low, at 89.18 pence per euro.
|
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Yet income from overseas work is still less than £1m ($1.3m) a year, says Chris Harrison, the Christie's executive medical director.
|
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With a little luck, the Musketeers can do it, but they're still less proven than most of their top-seeded counterparts.
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While that's not exactly a steal for a daily caffeine fix, it's still less expensive than your average oat milk latte.
|
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Henry Ford released the iconic Model T in 1908, but there was still less than one car for every 7003 residents.
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To be sure, the penetration of Google Home devices in American households is still less than that of Amazon's Echo devices.
|
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The Democrats are proposing raising the tax to about 37.5 cents per gallon, still less than New York State's gas tax.
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She is not a gregarious type or a frequenter of the House of Commons tea room, still less of its bars.
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However, Miller notes that even when companies do offer paid family leave, men are still less likely to use that benefit.
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Under the Assembly deal, it would increase to about 37.5 cents per gallon, still less than New York State's gas tax.
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Even so, 340,85033 more voters is still less than 1 percent of the 90 million-plus individuals that voted in 2010.
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The race is not over — Biden is still less than halfway to the 1,991 delegates he needs to clinch the nomination.
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Then last year he began to enjoy the occasional trey, shooting 2389-for-2638, still less than two attempts per game.
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The role with the highest percentage of Black employees are non-managerial production staff, which is still less than 5 percent.
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On Thursday, the campaign upped the spend to just over $2400 million, which is still less than Sanders and even Sen.
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That's still less than the $6 trillion that we've spent on almost two decades of endless wars waged since 9/11.
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While still less certain, there are also reasons to believe that the Democrats could possibly also take control of the Senate.
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Akzo said those divestments would be "value eroding" and were still less than what Akzo thought would be needed to win approval.
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Hit by a serious disease in 2100, shrimp output in Thailand is recovering but still less than half of pre-disease levels.
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At $3.99, the wine is still less expensive than the most affordable rosé option we're aware of, Target's $5 California Roots rosé.
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In England in 2015, less than half of MPs were born in the regions they represented; still less in the actual constituency.
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"There are still less non-whites in the arts, especially in visual arts and literature, than in any other occupation," says Borowiecki.
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If you have to click: Do it on a smartphone, which are still less targeted by hackers than traditional desktop, he said.
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However, it was still less than the MSCI All Country World index's forward 12 month P/E of 14.78, the data showed.
|
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The Dow closed about 100 points lower on Thursday, but was only still less than 1 percent away from all-time highs.
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This means that over six years after the end of the recession, the labor market is still less than three-fifths recovered.
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But despite the astronomical market for IVF, the procedure's success rates for women of all ages are still less than 50 percent.
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This foursome is never to be missed, still less when, considering their wealth of experience with the composer, they are playing Beethoven.
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Despite a couple down days in a row, the Dow as of Wednesday's close was still less than 1% from record highs.
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However, the S&P 500 is still less than 1 percent away from reaching 2872.87, a record high set on Jan. 0.23.
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Bitcoin cash traded off that high at $944.45 in mid-morning trade, still less than a quarter of the original bitcoin's price.
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Jayapal's Medicare for All Act has more than 100 co-sponsors, but that is still less than half of the House Democratic Caucus.
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"It's still less than 10% of the world's music listening is streaming, so there's huge upside ahead of the whole industry," Ljung said.
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Even though access to higher education has expanded, working-class people are still less likely to go to university than the middle class.
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It is still less deadly than some U.S. cities, including St. Louis, Baltimore and Detroit, according to U.S. and Mexican national crime statistics.
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A single camera costs $79, a two-camera kit costs $139, and three cameras sell for $189 (still less than a Nest Cam).
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Councilman Adam Frisch said selling the homes at cost is still less than the $2 million price they would carry on the market.
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This is still less than the six-pound avocados grown in Hawaii though, which are thought to be the biggest in the world.
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That's still less than Microsoft Teams, but Slack highlighted its user engagement figures, which it said showed much people like using the app.
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Washington, DC, was the best in the country for flu shots, but still less than half (44%) of residents got one last year.
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Those figures will vary by restaurant type as fast-food employees are still less expensive to turn over than those in upscale dining.
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Whites and blacks are still less likely to intermarry — they make up about 11 percent of newlywed heterosexual couples — but acceptance is growing.
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A mysterious illness linked to e-cigarettes has now killed seven Americans—but make no mistake, vaping is still less dangerous than smoking.
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That is a significant sum but still less than what rival strategists said might have otherwise been expected for winning the opening contest.
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The early polling indicates that there has been an uptick in support for impeachment but still less than majority support for the idea.
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The fresh food unit posted an operating loss of $7 million this quarter, still less than its $8 million loss the prior year.
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Only 2012 percent of voting-age Americans voted in the 226 presidential election, which was up from 278 but still less than 275.
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The feat of compression is rarely attempted, still less in one volume, and Ms Lepore brings a refreshingly modern eye to a daunting task.
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So that bumps the hourly wage up to $11.25, which is still less than the minimum wage in some parts of the United States.
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But the overall match rate between the Drama winner at the Globes and the Oscars Best Picture winner is still less than 50 percent.
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The number of active rigs is still less than half its peak before the oil prices started slumping in the second half of 2014.
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Of course, the Trump administration is still less than two weeks old, and specific policies pertaining to the Asia-Pacific security realm are nonexistent.
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Burma has the advantages of ease of pronunciation (for foreigners), and visual consistency: the adjectival form is Burmese, not Myanmarese (still less Myanmese, ugh!).
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And while the pair's marriage may come with a 24-year age gap, its beginnings were still less auspicious than Trump's relationship with Maples.
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He warns that further EU measures will make Polish coal still less competitive and that generation will shift east to Belarus, Ukraine and Russia.
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At this point, however, her music was still less known among black communities in the South, meaning she often had to recruit black attendees.
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Turnout may be low—it is the fourth vote in three years, after two general elections and a referendum—making results still less predictable.
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Developing countries' financial systems are not necessarily equipped to put inflows of this kind to productive use, still less to handle their sudden exit.
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And when it comes to automating the harvesting without affecting quality and yield, the machines are still less effective than the humans at Bowery.
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The total cost of the trains was still less than most flights, and many of them were more luxurious than I thought they'd be.
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Ridership numbers for Trump's inauguration were actually 570,000, though that is still less than Obama '13's 782,000 and Obama '09's 1.1 million.
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A 39-seat swing gave Democrats control of the House—a definite gain, but still less than the 63 seats Republicans won in 2011.
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Amazon will pay its drivers 12.80 euros ($14.16) per hour, well above the minimum wage in Germany, but still less than most DHL drivers.
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It's still less than 63 percent of his net worth, which Forbes estimates at $65.2 billion – making him the eighth richest person in America.
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"If I had to pay a penalty, it's still less than I have to pay for having health care all year," Ms. McMahon said.
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Still, less than 10 percent of women giving birth in South Sudan receive the help they need to give birth safely, according to UNFPA.
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However, that generally means borrowers are charged higher interests rate than with a home equity loan, though they are still less than a credit card.
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But at around $33 billion in market capitalization, the company was still less than a tenth of the size of fellow internet advertising company, Facebook.
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There is less demand for new links to Macau, a gambling and tourism enclave, and still less to Zhuhai, the Chinese city that adjoins it.
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You'll have to spend $200 to get there, but that's still less than some Sonos speakers and the same price as a single Sonos One.
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And she's still less interested in being the kind of woman or the star you want her to be than the one she's always been.
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Heck, live in posh La Jolla and pay the same thing and your commute to Silicon Valley is still less stressful than it is today.
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That is still less than half the share in Britain's FTSE 100, but it is up from 12% in 2013 and the trajectory seems set.
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Mrs May's cabinet is so split over Brexit that it has yet to debate, still less to agree upon, what future trade deal it wants.
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Brent is off the 22013-year low of $24.8 per barrel marked in January but still less than half of where they were in 26.1.
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Hacksaw Ridge is heavily fictionalized (though still less so than most based-on-true-events movies) and its plot contrivances and conveniences get mighty mawkish.
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That was up 14.3 percent from 4,2400 tonnes in November, but was still less than one-tenth of the 22017,250 tonnes imported in December 216.9.
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Although the inflation rate ticked up from the 1.4 percent seen in January, it was still less than the Bank of Canada's 2.0 percent target.
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Note that the older version is still less expensive, but if it's new you want, get it during Prime Day with a 20% discount. 2.
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It will not be easy for Mr Casado to facilitate a Socialist government, still less agree to a grand coalition as some Spaniards would like.
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They are also worried at increasing Chinese influence in a region whose population of more than 620 million is still less than half of China's.
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The iPhone SE 2 will cost about $450, more expensive than the current price but still less expensive than the iPhone 7, the Daily said.
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In 1940, the world population was 2.3 billion, according to the United States Census Bureau — still less than the number of people under lockdown today.
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But you could have a lot less inequality and then you'd be Germany or you could have still less and then you'd be Sweden. Right?
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In July his poll rating overtook Juppe's among core Les Republicains supporters, though he was still less popular among center-right voters as a whole.
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Other denizens of the wasteland receive still less of Sparks's imaginative attention, even as they struggle against living storms, radiation and whalelike singing biomechanoid tankers.
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That was up 14.3 percent from 4,2400 tons in November, but was still less than one-tenth of the 22017,250 tons imported in December 216.9.
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Although his new living situation is more expensive than the previous one, it is still less than he was paying for the Hell's Kitchen apartment.
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Nevertheless, it's rare for venues to have detailed policies for dealing with harassment specifically, and still less common for them to make those policies public.
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That is still less, however, than the valuation of about $60 million it targeted earlier, according to a June 25 report from the Wall Street Journal.
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Anyway the point is: it ran from June 5 until July 24, which is still less time than it took for the Endless vinyl to ship.
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Transfer traffic has risen from 50% to 60% of the business (although that is still less than the Gulf carriers), yields are plummeting and losses soaring.
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Meghan's favorite lip balm might not be the cheapest item in your local drugstore, but she swears it's the best and it's still less than $25.
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Sanders has spent almost $85033 million in advertising in the state, though that is still less than Clinton and her allies, who have spent $7.5 million.
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Without currency valuation effects, the reserves would have fallen $20 billion to $30 billion — still less than in previous months without the valuation effect, economists estimated.
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Why it Matters: Most housing market indicators are green, but data on credit standards show that financing is still less available today than ten years ago.
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But it is a separate unit, and though it generates revenue of $10 billion, that is still less than 10 percent of the company's overall sales.
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In 1986, prices fell over 50 percent, the price war took a year to resolve, and prices climbed back 90 percent (still less than where started).
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That left Republicans walking a fine line between criticizing Trump and avoiding rocking the boat in a presidency that is still less than 10 days old.
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While better practices and ethical companies are still less common than they should be (as this excellent Bloomberg Businessweek piece describes), smarter robots are another, parallel solution.
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On our rundown test, the 7.1 only managed a shade of 5.893 hours, which isn't bad, but still less than the 10 hours most new phones deliver.
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Otterbox is promising 6.5 hours of battery life for the Bluetooth adapter, which, while better than the Otterbox wireless headphones, is still less than most Bluetooth headphones.
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This year, although there is more money for customer service, it's still less than needed, according to Anthony M. Reardon, president of the National Treasury Employees Union.
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Twitter, which went public in late 2013, had also accumulated hundreds of millions in losses, though it's losses were still less than its revenue for the year.
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Obviously that figure drops when dealing with less expensive handsets — people buying mid- and low-tier devices are still less inclined to shell out for Bluetooth headphones.
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But that's still less irritating than hearing about their new bike that they rode to the farmers market before cooking a fantastic meal for their rsignificant other.
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But it turned out that promise didn't materialize, and overall enrollment is still less than 50 percent of the projected total of 24 million people this year.
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While that might not seem like much, it's still less than the $3 to $3003 dollar cockroach spray you can buy instead, or a $10 bug bomb.
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To add 223G LTE hotspot, you'll have to pay another $15 per line for 5GB, which is still less than the 10GB included in with Verizon Unlimited.
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Perhaps more trenchantly, it was also the 15th time this year - still less than a quarter old - that a central bank has eased policy in some form.
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Even now, four years after leaving the prison service, I'm still less trusting of people in general as a result of what I read about and heard.
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There's no satisfaction in his voice, still less a spark of fun, and what the two of them are doing should not be mistaken for a game.
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Benjen lives in an in-between state — mostly dead, but still less dead than the reanimated Mountain, who himself is less dead than the White Walkers' wights.
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Currently, the former vice president leads Sanders in delegates, 85033 to 663, but is still less than halfway to the 1,991 needed to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Although he is revered as a near deity at home, he is still less than half Mr. Trump's age, and in Korean culture, respect comes with age.
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Commercial banks' $20.9 billion in foreign exchange sales in June was the highest monthly figure this year but still less than half the volume seen in December.
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Despite a growing interest in baking bread and declining consumption of white bread, most loaves sold in America are still less than ideal in nutrients and fiber.
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While higher-end build quality and specs have long been available in Chromebooks, they're still less common than cheap ones designed to sell to schools and students.
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Still, less than a fifth of strategists in the poll said fiscal stimulus was most likely to be the major driver in gains over the coming year.
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The U.S. online giant has gradually extended its food offer in Britain, but according to market researchers Kantar Worldpanel, its market share is still less than 1%.
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While this does mean a little planning should go into it, that's still less than a month so we feel like the phrase "on a whim" still applies.
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Still, less than 3 percent of people who apply to be CBP agents are hired, and just 1.3 percent of Border Patrol applicants ended up getting the job.
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"By and large, nostalgia was also beneficial for them," he said, but noted they were still less optimistic about the future (and understandably so) than Western research subjects.
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And despite the increasing numbers of us who are getting college degrees, we are still less likely to close the wage gap, according to another study by Brookings.
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The well-equipped unit I've reviewed is $3603,719, which isn't cheap, but still less expensive than its famous competitor, a 15-inch MacBook Pro which starts at $2,399.
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By the numbers: Women with a bachelor's, master's or professional degree are still less likely to be working than men with the same education level, according to BLS.
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The current cycle of short-selling is still less mature than previous cycles when they hit their turning point and switched from accumulation to liquidation of short positions.
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Doctors are treating blacks nearly as often as whites for high blood pressure, the researchers note, but blacks are still less likely to have the condition under control.
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The news has come as no great surprise to many of BHS's staff and still less to the retail analysts who have been following the firm's slow demise.
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That's still less than the $44.85 service fee, but depending on how you use those points to book free travel, you could get more than $30 in value.
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It has also won an upgrade contract it says is worth 190 MW. But that is still less than half of what has been taken in by Vestas.
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We had by then spent two vertiginous, elongated, atemporal weeks in the I.C.U. At no point during that time did we have a diagnosis, still less a prognosis.
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Why it matters: Support for impeachment of Trump is still less than half the country — 44% in the Monmouth University poll shown here; 47% in a CNN poll.
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Some laudable yet (again) still less-than radical open-door policies include encouraging employees to ask questions, voice concerns, or pitch ideas even if it's outside their department.
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Still, less-educated white voters had a solid economic rationale for voting against the status quo — nearly all the gains from the economic recovery have passed them by.
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But that's still less than the all-time record of 943 bills passed by the House during the first two years of Obama's presidency, when Democrats controlled Congress.
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Remember that Netflix, even at eight to 10 billion they're spending, I don't know what the last number was, is still less than Spectrum spends or Charter spends.
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The fire threatened historic nature trails by the blaze and as of this writing, the fire is still less than 10 percent contained almost a week after it started.
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The continent consists of 48 countries and 750m people, not just the 28 countries and 510m people in the union, still less the 19 and 340m in the euro.
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This is unlikely to happen until October or even later, making it still less likely that a trade deal can be done within the two years of Article 50.
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The internet's physical infrastructure is still less concentrated than the applications that run on top of the network, and every effort should be made to keep it that way.
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Others with still less time ran through bushes and leaped across barbed wire and wooden fences to reach the main road of the town of Escuintla, near Los Lotes.
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The inventory of new homes on the market increased 1.5 percent to 266,000 units last month, still less than half of its peak during the housing boom in 2006.
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She doesn't pitch it to us, still less try to make it palatable; she seems to state Mildred, presenting her as a given fact, like someone unrolling a map.
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That's a sizable paycheck but it's still less than half the amount the highest-paid actor made: Action star Mark Wahlberg, who topped the men's ranking, earned $68 million.
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That's a sizeable paycheck, but it's still less than half the amount the highest-paid actor made: action star Mark Wahlberg, who topped the men's ranking, earned $68 million.
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In 2019, overall global peacefulness increased for the first time in five years, but the world is still less peaceful than it was 10 years ago, the report says.
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The price is a far cry from the $299 days of the OnePlus One, but it's still less the Google Nexus 6P, which costs $549 for a 64GB model.
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The 30-year JGB yield is still less than half of what it offered before the central bank embarked on its latest easing scheme more than five years ago.
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But most of them carry a higher price point than usual (about $20 per purchase or rental) — albeit still less than going to the movies in many metropolitan areas.
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The $1.6 billion jackpot, a jaw-dropping amount to the average person who can afford a $2 ticket, is still less than two weeks of profit for Apple Inc.
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But women are still less likely to be promoted than their male colleagues, according to new data from "Women in the Workplace," a report by McKinsey & Company and LeanIn.Org.
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He could never tolerate the Reds, still less adapt to their vulgar ways: those ruthless people were lackeys of the Soviets who went around burning churches and executing priests.
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While better than the mild recession forecast before the referendum based on a vote to leave the EU, it is still less than half the second quarter's growth rate.
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"The Rise of Skywalker" is expected to have a big opening domestically this weekend — despite negative reviews — but still less than the previous movies in the new trilogy. Boxoffice.
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It suggests that no matter how strong and smart and compelling a woman might be, she is still less important, less vital, just less, than any vaguely competent man.
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On view through March 210, the exhibition probes the development of one of the more intriguing — but still less well-known — bodies of work in the world of art brut.
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To be sure, there is no telling if negative rates will continue and expand, still less if calls for making cash that much less portable and, well, liquid, will succeed.
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Women are still less likely to sort of think of running, you know, simply and easily, 'Oh that's something I might like to do someday' — have it in their consciousness.
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Considering this fairly decisive loss is still less than a year away, it's easy to understand why some fans might be opposed to Rumble's being given another fight with Cormier.
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Women are still less likely to marry and have children than men and more likely to require childcare help and interrupt their medical training, typically for childbirth, the survey showed.
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Although Mr Putin worries about the "colour" revolutions that swept through the former Soviet Union, the greater threat is not of a mass uprising, still less of a Bolshevik revival.
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Even when the whole foods are high-calorie, high-fat, or high-meat, Pollan shows, the people who eat them are still less obese and less disease-ridden than Americans.
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"Whilst it's true that the majority of the world's almonds are grown in California, the carbon footprint is still less than that from the production of cows' milk," she said.
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Certainly, that's still less than many men got in a World Cup year, but the women's earnings are more constant over the four-year cycle and less dependent on performance.
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I didn't time myself using a timer, but by glancing at my clock, the blowout took slightly longer than drying curly with the diffuser, but still less than 10 minutes.
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Despite being more than half the population and the voters, women were still less than a third of all candidates for Congress, the governors' offices and other statewide executive seats.
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There is no warrant for delay, and still less for shortchanging workers of a few hundred dollars in a bill that will shovel trillions of dollars into the American economy.
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But even at more than 103% of the Democratic caucus, that's still less than a third of the full House, not to mention Democrats control only half the Legislative Branch.
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Her grotesque and glittering body of work was the product of sheer nerve and preposterous talent, and it is still less known in this country than it ought to be.
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The New York Times poll released last week saw the tax plan's support at 2202 percent, a 2628-point jump since December, but still less than the 28500 percent disapproval.
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It is not where one usually comes to encounter contemporary video art, still less a work featuring complex 3D graphics, a pulsing electronica score, and captions in hot-pink Helvetica.
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It was still less than the $25 a month paid to full soldiers, but it was the result of a long legal fight to earn a soldier's pension at all.
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The good news is that Juno is still less than halfway through its mission; the spacecraft is scheduled to make another 20 flybys, the final one occurring on July 30, 2021.
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Even though this year was the biggest pot ever — $88 million, according to TMZ — the Sox's sum was still less than what last year's champions, the Houston Astros, took home: $438,000.
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Those kinds of health plans are still less popular than traditional kinds of health plans, like PPOs and HMOs — but the margin isn't as lopsided as it was a decade ago.
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The New York Daily News compared President Obama's richest Cabinet members' wealth compared with Trump's picks, and all of them were still less wealthy than Trump's choices for the same positions.
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Miners want to work with government just like everyone else, or at least as much as many of the nation's still less viable industries got to do with the previous administration.
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When we spoke recently, he explained that while the income can reach into the seven figures on successful shows, that's still less than what they can make in other creative projects.
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Immigrants to Australia are still less likely than natives to be economically active, but the gap has closed—from 0003 percentage points in 2002-03 to 6.3 points in 2013-14.
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But the number of strikes conducted in Afghanistan during 2017 was still less than 10% the number of strikes conducted in Syria and Iraq as part of the campaign against ISIS.
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For the year 2013/14, the deceased organ donor rate was 20.6 pmp; in 2016/17, it rose to 21.6—though that's still less than half the level achieved in Spain.
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Men were more likely than women to consider sexting someone other than their partner no big deal—but still, less than half of women thought sexting on the side was cheating.
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The "free" price tag and keeping the paid version as low as possible ($10 a month is still less than Netflix's most popular $12.99 plan) are key to keeping subscribers happy.
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While some analysts say that GoPro's high-end drone is among the most popular in the U.S., the drone business is still less than 10 percent of the business, Woodman said.
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And with oil prices still less than half their level in 2014, European companies like BP, which traces its origins to the discovery of oil in Iran, have also hung back.
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While that corresponds to a 174 percent increase over the last decade, it is still less than half of South Africa, where the household debt to GDP ratio is at 46 percent.
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It talks still less about Brexit, and in particular the question of whether the England-Scotland border could really remain frictionless if one country were in the EU and the other not.
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Patients might have to take a lot of pills for the therapy to work, but it's still less painful and uncomfortable than an invasive procedure, which can cost $3,000 out of pocket.
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The stock is still less than half its value in late 2013 after its initial public offering, when investors had high hopes Twitter would cash in on its fast-growing user base.
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According to a statement Charter gave the Albany-based Times Union this week, it has expanded to more than 61,000 homes since 2016, meaning it's still less than halfway to the goal.
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On average, across the OECD women are more likely to have a degree than men, but they are still less likely to be in the labour force and are paid significantly less.
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As a result, insurers of all sizes have proposed premium hikes this year that are far more than previous years, though still less than some analysts predicted at the start of ObamaCare.
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It's still less than a month since Moon and Kim engaged in what appeared a successful summit in the demilitarized zone, both pledging to work towards the complete denuclearization of the peninsula.
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Baidu's shares were trading at about $29 in extended hours, pushing its market cap to about $219.2 billion — still less than half of its roughly $22.72 billion in mid-May last year.
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But the number of strikes conducted in Afghanistan during 2017 was still less than 10 percent the number of strikes conducted in Syria and Iraq as part of the campaign against ISIS.
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Seeger is something still less: not a writer who faded away to acclaim of a ceremonial sort, but one who became unfashionable to even the most hospitable critics of the postwar years.
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The well-known adage that an army marches on its stomach makes the point that no competent military strategist should dismiss everyday life experience, still less the gendered question of who cooks.
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Still less than a year old, the app has been downloaded in more than 100 countries, and many Mend users return for the supportive community, which spills over with tales of solidarity.
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Tuesday's amount, though high compared with recent periods, was still less than the tens of billions of dollars that the BOJ supplied in operations after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
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"If you look at the total amount of bourbon sales today, it's still less than it was in the 1970s, adjusted for inflation," said Mr. Costello, the Stoli Group USA chief executive.
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"We know that, democratically speaking, agencies aren't very democratic," he said, "but there is some responsibility, and there are one group of people who are still less democratic, and they're called judges."
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That was especially true when many of them realized the penalties for not getting covered were still less expensive than buying policies and especially less expensive that paying premiums and high deductibles combined.
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The state of emergency, imposed last October following months of deadly protests that killed around 500 people, had generally brought back stability although some areas were still "less calm," he said without elaborating.
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Still less anything that offers the 'exact same benefits' as the Single Market, as David Davis promised, or the 'precise guarantees of frictionless trade' that the Prime Minister assured us would be available.
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Executives estimated second-hand planes now account for 30 percent of sales, still less than in a more mature market like the United States but up from 10 percent just three years ago.
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Making the picture still less clear is the rise of Nazarbayev's daughter Dariga, who has taken over Tokayev's job of senate speaker, making her first in line for the presidency should he resign.
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The Regulatory Report Card finds that the analysis accompanying these regulations was slightly better than the analysis accompanying the rushed midnight regulations but still less thorough than the analysis of non-midnight regulations.
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The conventional narrative of female recruitment to ISIS suggests that women or girls do not join willingly, still less for credible reasons, but are somehow coerced into joining by charismatic male ISIS recruiters.
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What's forgotten in this distortion of history, and in this deification of the Prophet, is that Muhammad and his companions were not saints, still less angels; they were imperfect mortals subject to error.
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Electric vehicles accounted for around 0.8 percent, or 540,000, of that number, a significant step up from about 376,000 EVs sold in 2014, but still less than 1 percent of cars sold worldwide.
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While beachfront property is "appreciating at a good pace," it is still less pricey than the more developed Ambergris Caye farther north in Belize, a popular second-home and retirement market for expatriates.
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But so far, his policies have barely changed a fundamental reality: The United States is still less protectionist than it has been throughout most of its history or than most nations are today.
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Since he was a child, he wanted to write operas — "probably it was a bit weird," he said, laughing — but he couldn't find the right musical language, still less a like-minded librettist.
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Coke Energy contains guarana extracts, B vitamins and 114 milligrams of naturally sourced caffeine — about three times as much as a typical can of Coke but still less than a cup of coffee.
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At my local CVS, a large white bear holding a heart full of roses ("Roses 4U Bear") goes for $19.99; likely still less than the 23-year-old woman's boyfriend spent on weed.
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Although it was pricey, it was still less than the average cost for a discount hotel and had the perk of a kitchen to save on making coffee, tea and snacks at home.
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Apple's gain, which was the second highest at a nearly 58,000 percent, is notable, but it also had a 17-year head start and its return is still less than half of Amazon's.
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The Commerce Department has raised the count's projected cost to $15.6 billion, including a $1.2 billion emergency fund — still less, it said, than the $17 billion a mail-in census would have cost.
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"A win for far right Marine le Pen, though still less likely but closer than any time before, certainly would (provoke any new action from the European Central Bank)," Randolph from IHS Markit said.
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All three major U.S. stock indexes were up slightly, with the S&P 500 still less than a percent below its record as positive first-quarter corporate results gave investors a shot of confidence.
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On its own the CDU/CSU, parts of which are paranoid about anything resembling a "transfer union", cannot be trusted to take that hand—still less with the increasingly eurosceptic FDP at its side.
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Myer shares jumped, trading 14 percent higher at 42.8 Australian cents in afternoon trade, although they were still less than half their value a year ago and a tenth of their 2009 issue price.
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In China, the defectors have no rights and cannot legally find jobs, so they must scrape by on the margins of society — which is still less risky than trying to get out of China.
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U.S. Ambassador James Dobbins, a senior fellow at RAND Corporation who served in crisis management posts for the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations, agreed, adding that a full-scale war is still less probable.
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However, the report also points out that teachers are still less likely to leave their positions than other American workers, who reportedly quit their jobs at a rate of 231 per 10,000 this year.
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The area is still less expensive than Downtown Brooklyn, another neighborhood that features full-service rentals, said Brendan Aguayo, the managing director of Halstead Property Development Marketing, which is handling No. 409's leasing.
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The matter was settled the next summer with a three-year agreement that eventually increased Ms. Reese's salary from $40,20023 to $100,000 per episode (which was still less than what Ms. Downey was earning).
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According to the CME Group's FedWatch tool, prospects for another rate increase don't come within range until the Fed's mid-December meeting and even then the chances are still less than 2 to 1.
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Even if the $45 million figure is to be believed, this amount is still less than a quarter of the $6503 million the U.S. FOR-A admits itself the insurgency takes from the trade.
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The funds' net long position in Brent crude has more than doubled from a low hit in early December, but is still less than half of the record high touched in April last year.
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In the United States, gasoline pump prices nationwide have risen to near $3 a gallon during the peak summer travel season, still less than the $4 a gallon during the 2007-2009 Great Recession.
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The theoretical $91 billion is still less than the $114.5 billion the federal government spent on recovery efforts after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast in 2005, causing an estimated $160 billion in economic damage.
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The amount of the tax credit in the House bill is based exclusively on age: The older you are, the more you get per month (though still less than you would get under the ACA).
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PARTIES WOOING RUSSIAN-GERMANS Merkel, keen to rebuild support among Russian-Germans, met leaders of Russian-German groups in May and the party has promised to increase pensions, still less than those of other Germans.
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It gets up to 2100 mph (260 km/h) in as little as 24 seconds, to 053 mph (205 km/h) in still less time than most conventional cars take to reach half that speed.
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Technically it's $599 for the entire 6-seat chopper, which customers must fill themselves — but split it six ways, that's still less than what you'd pay to ride alone in a car service or cab.
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While Google Home is still less popular than Amazon's Echo, the ad "could trigger" other Android devices like smartphones to search for "Whopper," Burger King President José Cil said in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
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In 2628, the last year for which official FBI statistics are available, the rate stood at 28503,22019 per 100,000 people — up 1 percent from the previous year, but still less than half the 1991 rate.
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Far from being ignorant, this group understands very well what globalization and outsourcing have done to the defunct middle class, who are less well off than their parents and still less vulnerable than their children.
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NIESR's prediction lies in the upper range of forecasts among economists polled by Reuters, but it is still less optimistic than the Bank of England's expectation that the economy will grow 2 percent this year.
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Today, less than 183 percent of Cambodians are living below the national poverty line, down from more than half in 2004, according the World Bank, although the average annual income is still less than $1,100.
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What her admirers respond to is not so much the gallery of grotesques as her reluctance to be wowed or cowed by them, still less to censure them or to set them up for mockery.
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Still less did the country need this second public performance from him, which performs no function other than to try to extricate him from the trouble he reaped as a result of his first public performance.
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Okay, next try: At a listening session with Future, the Weeknd, and Metro Boomin, Diplo had to jockey his way to the speakers, and when he did, Rih was still less than thrilled with his beats.
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That's still less than the cost of doing nothing — estimated at $20 trillion by Nature, which doesn't include its toll on human lives — but it's a cost which seems to make the necessary political decisions impossible.
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Last year India's government claimed that it had connected every village to the power grid, although this does not mean every household is connected, still less that power is available 2000 hours a day (see article).
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Specifically, Italy's borrowing costs were still less than half those seen during the 2010-12 euro zone debt crisis, bank deposits were stable and there was no sign of stress in the inter-bank lending market.
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But the combined effect of the new corporate tax rate and the tax on dividends is still less than the top individual rate if the income was earned directly, so those playing this game still win.
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But that's still less than 2 percent of the roughly $12 trillion Chinese bond market, which is "very small" compared to the country's economic importance, said Andy Seaman, partner and chief investment officer at Stratton Street.
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But native Germans couldn't help but see the new Jews through the lens of the Holocaust, especially given that Jews were still less than 1 percent of the population and thus were not all that visible.
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Republicans were more likely in the poll to say Wall Street helps the economy, but it was still less than a majority of Democrats (46%) who said Wall Street hurts the economy more than it helps.
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Surveys of purchasing managers pointing to a cooling economy have put some pressure on the pound this week, but it is still less than a cent away from nine-month highs reached against the dollar in May.
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Looking on the bright side, it's a very robust case, it includes a battery to more than double the earphones' running time, and it's still less than half the size of a case for over-ear headphones.
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The deal will also help to offset a hit to shrimp production in Thailand, where output is still less than half of the level seen in 2013 before the outbreak of early mortality syndrome, Thai Union said.
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While China, the U.S., Germany and India continued to show a strong appetite for wind, the 54.6 GW of new capacity added in 2016 was still less than the 63.6 GW added in 2015, the GWEC said.
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Still less could the former first lady, senator and Secretary of State turn to the cameras and snarl to Sanders-backers: "You can't handle the truth", in the manner of Jack Nicholson in "A Few Good Men".
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Even taking into account individuals outside of these cities in self-quarantine as well as the more than 70,000 individuals in mainland China infected with the virus, the total is still less than Cotton's estimated 70 million.
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However, if they&aposre working, both the originals and the Invisible+ will eventually turn opaque and be far easier to spot — though, for what it&aposs worth, the thinness of the Invisible+ is still less noticeable overall.
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He explained that developers were attracted to the mezzanine loans to tide them over because the cost of the financing was still less than the lower profit incurred from a discount on a whole new property development.
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Though ISIS may have been trying to signal restraint with its attacks in Bangladesh, their tactics are still less targeted than those of Al Qaeda, said Amarnath Amarasingham, a fellow at the George Washington University Program on Extremism.
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Think on the topic, though, and even with its perfect partner, chocolate syrup's situation is still less than ideal — trapped in a chilly prison, crushed for pleasure, its insides occasionally pulled out at the whims of its masters.
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For the fourth quarter of this year, Apple is projecting revenue between $45.5 billion and $47.5 billion — higher revenue than the current quarter, but still less than it earned a year ago during the same quarter ($51.5 billion).
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I've gotten better as I play, but it's still less pleasant than playing outside VR. There are so many ways that Fallout 4 VR doesn't feel adapted to virtual reality — and feels notably weaker than other VR games.
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Though ISIS may have been trying to signal restraint with its attacks in Bangladesh, its tactics are still less targeted than those of Al Qaeda, said Amarnath Amarasingam, a fellow at the George Washington University Program on Extremism.
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This time, Facebook is hiring a small team of fewer than 10 journalists to pick top national news stories for the section — still less than a third of the 30 or so on the Apple News editorial team.
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Shares of Denver, Colorado-based Chipotle were up 22017 percent at $228.8 in extended trading, still less than half their $212 high set in 20163, before sales-crushing E.coli, Salmonella and norovirus outbreaks sickened hundreds of U.S. customers.
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According to TargetSmart, a political analytics company in Washington, D.C., turnout for people under 30 was up by half in the West Virginia primary compared with the primary in 2014, but was still less than the national rise.
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The cost to the employer was still less than half of what it would have been in the U.S. The doctor, who flew from Milwaukee to Cancun, was paid 3 times the Medicare rate for performing the surgery.
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But, at more than 75,000 infections and more than 2,000 dead, coronavirus is still less of a problem than the H1N1 pandemic of ten years ago, which the CDC estimated killed more than 150,000 people in a year.
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And while Walmart has made strides to compete with Amazon — growing its e-commerce at the same rate (85033 percent) last year — Walmart's online business was still less than one-fourth of Amazon's as of two years ago.
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But that's still less than half of the 1 million new drones the agency estimated would be unwrapped under the tree last Christmas, not to mention the millions of model aircraft that are already in the hands of consumers.
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Therefore it's important the United States deterrent be strong, but it's also important that we try to make sure that they don't fall into the hands of others around the world — still less terrorists, which would be truly catastrophic.
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A look at the financial markets shows traders attach only about a one-in-four chance of a hike by July, and still less than a 50 percent chance by the end of the Fed's September rate-setting meeting.
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By falling for each other, he and Elio tumble not into error, still less into sin, but into a sort of delirious concord, which may explain why Elio's parents, far from disapproving, bestow their tacit blessing on the pact.
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OFF-GRID LOSES OUT Funding for electrification is better but yearly commitments across the 20 nations home to most of those lacking power are still less than half of the $45 billion needed for universal access, the report said.
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In a statement Tuesday, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said the generic epinephrine injector is still less expensive than the branded version, but said the agency has no control over how private companies set their prices.
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Small in spirit, in valor, in dignity, in statecraft, this American president who knows nothing of history and cares still less and now bestrides Europe with his family in tow like some tin-pot dictator with a terrified entourage.
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The shift has yielded only modest economic benefits, with Russia's two-way trade with China still less than half what it is with Europe, but it has allowed Mr. Putin to slough off his country's isolation from the West.
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Falcon slammed President Nicolas Maduro's announcement on the eve of May Day that he was raising the minimum monthly salary to 1 million bolivars - the third increase this year, but still less than $2 at the black market rate.
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In the face of our national faith that individuals can lift themselves up by their bootstraps, "The Sport of Kings" insists that this history constrains us all in ways we have barely begun to acknowledge, still less to escape.
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While sales of all plug-based vehicles — including all-electric and plug-in hybrid models — jumped from 215.7,2150 in 21500 to 1503,2150 last year, according to industry data, that was still less than 22% of the overall new vehicle market.
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Mr Mustier is scarcely promising the moon: just a "simple, pan-European commercial bank" with a return on tangible equity of 9% within three years, more than double 2015's figure but still less than the estimated cost of equity.
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Americans would not tolerate paying 45 cents per kilowatt hour, nor uncapped landfills near their water supply reservoirs, still less being placed at the mercy of vulture fund capitalists with the power to force austerity on an already poverty-stricken people.
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Of course, it's still less than half, but as CNN's Chris Cillizza writes, the figure "should be worrisome for a Democratic Party establishment already worried that several of their leading presidential candidates are too liberal for the country at large."
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This followed Mrs May's promise last summer that the health service would receive £0003bn ($26bn) more per year by 2023-24—a welcome rise but still less than economists think the service needs to get back to pre-austerity standards.
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It has since grown through acquisitions to become the dominant provider of card payments services in Italy, where the industry is growing at almost 10 percent a year as credit cards are still less widespread than in France or Britain.
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GIMP isn't quite Photoshop, but it'll do for a lot of people and Pixelmator for Mac is also great, but will cost you a one time fee of $40—still less than subscribing to Adobe's Creative Cloud for a few months.
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The inventory of new homes on the market increased 1.5 percent to 268,000 units last month, the highest level since July 2009 but still less than half of what it was at its peak during the housing boom in 2006.
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Still, less income can lead to a variety of issues that might compromise heart health including a loss of health insurance, financial stress, eating more high-calorie and unhealthy foods, and drinking and smoking, said the study's lead author, Stephen Wang.
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Still less successful have been its continued attempts to weaken the 340B drug pricing program, which requires pharmaceutical companies to sell drugs to hospitals serving vulnerable populations as a condition for having access to the Medicaid and Medicare Part B markets.
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For people who live along the U.S. Eastern seaboard, near the Gulf of Mexico or anywhere in the Caribbean, being reminded that we are still less than halfway through the 2018 hurricane season must be unsettling, to say the least.
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CNN reported last year that there had been an uptick in companies offering paid parental leave for fathers, but still less than 20% of employers in the country did, according to 2015 stats from the Society for Human Resource Management.
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And when asked whether it was acceptable for professional athletes to protest during the national anthem, hidden Trump supporters were 2.5 times more likely to agree than were committed Trump supporters, though still less likely to agree than Clinton supporters.
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On the other hand, CoinMarketCap data showed the market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies has grown from below $20 billion at the start of this year to about $100 billion, still less than a tenth of a percent of global capital markets.
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Public investment represented 2.1 percent of GDP in 2018, up from 13 percent in 2016 but still less than half of the 5.4 percent registered in 1960, according to Pedro Brinca, professor of economics at Nova School of Business & Economics.
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Although I've been tasked with keeping an eye on NPI and making sure their investigations don't impact any historical artifacts, the team seems relatively well-behaved—perhaps owing to the shame of the mystery bang, still less than an hour old.
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Early on, he recognized that for all his skill as a Newsday reporter, the fastest wordsmith in the West, he knew nothing about the names he typed, still less about exactly what political power did for these people or to them.
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Assuming Trump's name is added to that ignominious list between now and the end of the year, it will mean that -- still -- less than 7% of all the people who have been elected president have been impeached while in office.
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The weekly index stood at $62.23 a tonne in the seven days to July 15, up from its 2016 low of $16.53, although still less than half the post-2008 recession peak of around $136 a tonne, reached in February 2011.
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"The number of ... public companies in the U.S. is half of what it was 20 years ago," he said, adding that in Asia, many capital markets are still "less mature" which may limit the ability of companies to raise funds publicly.
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Indeed, average hourly earnings were up 2.9 percent in January year-on-year, the biggest rise in more than 8-22016/23 years but still less than the 253 percent to 22017 percent economists say would be a sign of a healthy economy.
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Yet it is still less than halfway in its recovery from its fall from four-month high hit late last month of 97.569 because many investors think the Fed still has many hurdles to boost rates when the world economy looks fragile.
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As usual, the most important feature is the price: Xiaomi is going to sell the Mi Band 3 for 169 yuan, or about $26, which is slightly more than the Mi Band 2 but still less expensive than the last pizza I ate.
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The aides say leadership is leaning toward just a three-year phase out of the program, which is more generous than the House bill, but still less than the seven years that Portman and other Republicans in Medicaid expansion states have requested.
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Czech unemployment is the lowest in the EU, at 3.2 percent in March, according to Eurostat, but the average monthly wage in the fourth quarter of 2016 was still less than a third of Germany's 3,984 euros, although buying power differences are smaller.
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The use of the term has set off alarms even among some Republicans, who fear that it signals still less support, financially and otherwise, for the public schools in a state that had long felt pride over the quality of its education system.
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Madrid, still less cosmopolitan than Paris, had after World War I become an attractive destination for artists, poets and writers — though it was also a place where a woman walking unaccompanied through the city's streets could easily be mistaken for a prostitute.
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Though this version of a trial is still less thorough than the one Clinton faced, McConnell's acquiescence to demands from Collins and other GOP moderates might be a sign that this trial won't be quite as predictable as it appeared just hours ago.
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"The root cause of all these problems and issues is that the U.S. does not want to see the rapid development and rejuvenation of China, and still less would they want to accept the success of a socialist country," Wang said at the conference.
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But I am saying this, I must stress, not as a critique of her career or, still less, of her transformation of Artforum, but as a review of this selection of her writings, a book which will provide one essential starting point for future commentaries.
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Although $580 million coverage is still less than 10 percent of the normal liability coverage, Asian shippers such as China, India and South Korea and some shippers in Europe may find that enough to transport Iranian oil, an official with Japan P&I Club said on Tuesday.
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Why it matters: Instagram announced the growth achievement the same day Twitter reported its Q1 earnings, where it touted a 2.8% quarterly increase in monthly active users to to 328 million — still less than half of the user base of Instagram, which is four years younger.
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This diverse collection of Mac apps is only $19.99 (which isn't free, but is still less than a movie, popcorn, and a drink), and includes gems like: BusyCal 3 Mac's Calendar app leaves a lot to desired, and BusyCal is the clear favorite alternative among reviewers.
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And if Paik in "Global Groove" proposed that all of us would soon have our very own television channels, he did not foresee how narcissistic and unworldly those would be, still less that they could fuel a reactionary politics not seen in the West since the 1930s.
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They have still less love for two other finalists for vice-president, Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey (seen by hardliners as weak on abortion and gay rights) and Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House of Representatives, who like Mr Trump is thrice-married.
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The percentage of black Major League Baseball players from the United States and Canada on opening-day active rosters (750 players) rose to 8.4%, the highest level since at least 2012, per AP. But that's still less than half of the peak of 19% in 1986.
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There may well be a bitcoin bubble, but with a total market value for bitcoin that is still less than $100 billion dollars, potential problems within that world don't seem to provide investors with sufficient reason to consider bailing out of the vastly larger stock market.
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Despite a modest rise in interest rates, the federal government can still borrow very cheaply: The interest rate on inflation-protected long-term bonds is still less than 1 percent, which is below realistic estimates of long-run economic growth, let alone the Trump administration's fantasy numbers.
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In winning both the popular and electoral votes in 22019, President Obama also prevailed in just 209 congressional districts while besting Mitt Romney in a bare majority of states and 689 counties — far more counties than Clinton, but still less than a third the number Romney won.
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While that's still less than Amazon Fire TV's 255 million active users, Roku far outpaces its rival in terms of time spent: Roku captured approximately 20193% of global connected-TV viewing time in Q22019 221 compared with 230% for Fire TV, according to recent Conviva research.
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Indeed, among 40-49 year-olds, confiscating all the remaining spending power of the top 1 percent (with a 100 percent tax rate) and giving it to the poorest 20 percent would leave the latter group with 693 of total spending power, which is still less than 20 percent.
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US forces are no where near powerful enough in the region to contemplate a conventional war -- still less to cope with the asymmetrical conflict that would, the Iranians have warned, involve pro-Tehran militia in attacks against the US and her allies from Saudi Arabia to Israel and Iraq.
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That's a respectable take for a modest $29 million film, but it's still less than half the earnings of The Heat or Neighbors, even though Night School centers on the consistently popular Kevin Hart and the ascendant Tiffany Haddish, star of 2017's only notable comedy hit, Girl Trip.
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There's a big variety of housing types and styles in downtown Richmond, its suburbs and rural areas, and although the average sale price is $253,43 — above the U.S. average — homes are still less expensive than in nearby Washington, D.C. Small-business owners will find fit-minded employees in Richmond.
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Her one clear win this year was the doubling of the child tax credit as part of the Republican tax reform plan, which was still less than she and Senate allies hoped for and a change from her initial plan to create a new deduction for child-care expenses.
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Their doubles are inescapable reminders that not everyone is as lucky as they are; that no matter how paltry their own lots seem in comparison to some others' (like the Tylers'), there are others with still less; that what they do have came at the cost of another's pain.
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KKR has raised its full-year GDP forecast for Europe from 1.4 percent to 1.7 percent — still less than the 2 percent or so expected for the United States and well below the 3.4 percent global forecast from the International Monetary Fund, but moving in the right direction.
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Introduced 30 years ago, ETFs now manage roughly $4 trillion in assets globally — still less than the amount invested in open-end mutual funds (actively managed and indexed) — but most market observers expect assets in ETFs to surpass mutual funds within a few years, based on current investing trends.
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The Afghan government has made some efforts to combat sexual harassment, which is widely seen as one of the main reasons the country has never been able to meet its goals to recruit female police officers and soldiers, who are still less than 1 percent of the security forces.
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The highlights: Numbers du jour: 166 million Daily Active Users (up 5% from last quarter and 20123% from this time last year, but still less than Instagram Stories' 200 million DAU's); 3 billion+ snaps sent per day; 30+ minutes spent daily on Snap by average user (up from 25-30 min.
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It was generally forbidden for Island children to approach the feral cats, or to feed them; it was dangerous for anyone to approach the cats in the hope of petting them, still less capturing one of them and bringing it home; even small kittens were known to scratch and bite furiously.
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Moreover, the new arrivals, though still less educated on average compared with native-born persons, are more educated and come from a more diverse set of countries of origin than the immigrants arriving at the end of the 20th century (see the chart below for the educational distribution of recent immigrants over time).
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Now, these artists occupy the upper echelons of the market in terms of the prices their work fetches at auction (close to the one million mark for many, and over for Cindy Sherman, though still less than their male peers), and are firmly ensconced in the canons of postmodern and feminist art.
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Mara McDowell* is a 29-year old single mother in Columbus, OH. Though her child's $400 monthly daycare costs are still less than half of her $1,100 rent, McDowell said that affording both of these expenditures on her $52,000 yearly salary is a struggle — especially since she does not receive child support.
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While criminal-justice reform has only recently become a consensus issue among Democrats — and many of them are still less enthusiastic than certain reform-minded Republicans — comprehensive immigration reform, including a path to citizenship for the 11 million unauthorized immigrants currently in the US, has enjoyed unanimous support among Democrats for nearly a decade.
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"Our statistics [from the CSRP] suggest 15- to 24-year-olds in the school system do better than those that drop out and those that are unemployed—we have an unusual increase in those few months [January to March], but the suicide rate is still less than those not in the school system," Yip says.
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First of all, while the jet-air dryers spread higher levels of virus particles than the other two methods, even some of the highest levels (found right next to the dryer or in the air immediately after use) were still less than what can be blasted into the air when you flush a toilet.
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You consider replying with a list of all the deeply unerotic ways in which that job, where no one ever made a pass at you, drained and demoralized you—the derisory pay you were expected to be grateful for, the obligation to exploit those paid still less, the fuzzy boundary between professional and social expectations.
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Still less than a year removed from a major knee injury, Graham used his right arm to catch a 17-yard touchdown pass from Wilson on the first play of the second quarter and later used the same arm to cradle an 18-yard touchdown pass in the final moments of the first half.
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Though still less than three feet tall, those fledglings are good news for people like Raymond Hunter, 81, a retired theoretical nuclear physicist from Royston, Ga. Every February for 15 years, he had come to CeeBee's and stuffed 12 bushels of Duncans — the maximum allowable under Florida fruit inspection laws — into his Lincoln Town Car.
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The hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, from wells that are drilled is picking up; around Midland the sight of big red lorries gathered around a wellbore like circus wagons, pumping in fluid and sand at high pressure, has become more familiar again (though the amount of drilling is still less than half its level at the peak in 25).
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While almost half of the U.S. gaming population is made up of women, various research over the years has suggested that women are still less likely to publicly identify as gamers than men given a lot of widely held perceptions about gaming and the lack of support for women that still permeates much of the space.
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"In a horrible, truly worst-case scenario, a high-quality bond index fund is still less risky over the course of a year than stocks are in one day," says the investment adviser Allan Roth, founder of Wealth Logic in Colorado Springs, alluding to the 4013 percent decline in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index on Oct.
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That's a sharp rise from the 2124 procedures performed in 2011, but still less than the 16,400 chin augmentations, 22,884 ear surgeries, 38,795 forehead lifts, and 53,571 neck lifts the American Society of Plastic Surgeons reported from that same year (ASPS recorded slightly fewer labiaplasties in 2018 than ASAPS, but only reports surgeries performed by members of its organization).
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"The root cause of all these problems and issues is that the U.S. does not want to see rapid development and rejuvenation of China, still less would they want to accept the success of a socialist country, but that is not fair, China has the right to develop," Wang said during a discussion at the Munich Security Conference.
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And while I personally am sorry the word "rear" was used in a professional context — and sorrier still to be reminded through that "joke" that David Copperfield has had his own allegations against him — I am still less sorry than President Bush, who regrets that we don't know that wheelchairs exist on a plane where you have no choice but to be handsy.
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That was far greater than its last operation before Britain's vote, but still less than the tens of billions of dollars the BOJ supplied in operations after the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda told reporters after the meeting that the dollar-supplying operation was a backstop and the central bank stands ready to provide dollars as much as possible when necessary.
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A big part of mentoring them is to put them in the jobs in the first place, and the flexibility and work-life balance, which as a woman I feel very attuned to... My daughter's 27, she's a young journalist, and I love to hear about some of the challenges that she faces because they remind me of so much that I went through... I find that young women are still less confident asking for what they deserve, which surprises me in a way because they've been raised to think that it's their due... It's kind of perplexing, really.
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Yet: No reason to believe that G***n K***f (as he has identified his writing-self on his manuscripts) is hostile to you specifically, still less that he will act upon this hostility, though the prose works of G***n K***f you have seen are steeped in violence, cruelty, sadism, and he has hinted to you, in a previous exchange, not in this office in the basement of Lyman Hall but in the corridor outside your seminar room on the third floor, that he has done some things, impulsive things of which I am not proud, Pro-fes-sor. Pro-fes-sor.
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