The president is not structurally assured of victory in 2020, but he is structurally within sight of it.
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"It feels like a new world with structurally less global demand and structurally less resilience in our economies," said Nathan Sheets, chief economist at PGIM Fixed Income.
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The infrastructure may not be structurally deficient, but it is
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Structurally, the line will be similar to Marc by Marc.
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You think that detente is structurally sort of stuck there?
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All buildings surrounding the blast site are reportedly structurally sound.
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But MTV was in a structurally different position than YouTube.
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We need to structurally reduce demand through a healthier society.
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Structurally, Hussman has US economic growth pegged at just 1.4%.
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Mr. Heffner speaks in long, structurally complicated, grammatically perfect sentences.
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The pool of structurally unemployed workers seems to be shrinking.
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While structurally distinct, both portrayals open on a similar note.
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Well absolutely, but it's structurally just so completely different. Yeah.
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So, I think structurally it is a good thing, too.
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So, structurally we're going to be sound through the '20s.
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A: The less liquid ones that also are structurally fragile.
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An additional 2,000 bridges in California are considered structurally deficient.
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Structurally in romantic comedies, you have bigger things happening, right?
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"We're structurally tuning that plastic," Soleymani said in a statement.
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For example, there are 60,000 structurally deficient bridges in America.
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"Feel Love" might be structurally simple, but it's surprsingly contagious.
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Our infrastructure continues to crumble and our budgets are structurally impaired.
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It's less structurally secure than his prior work, less thematically consistent.
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This places the vendor facilities structurally ahead of the unsecured notes.
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"The failure itself appears to have been structurally controlled," writes Petley.
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But in the long term, I'm very much structurally overweight India.
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And structurally, he could build a more robust and ordinary campaign.
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Structurally, the show is part Da Vinci Code, part Slumdog Millionaire.
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There are some reasons, structurally, why this would make some sense.
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"I didn't think we were good enough structurally tonight," said Horvat.
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Structurally, Spain's deficit has been rising since 2014 rather than falling.
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Structurally, we're in a good position to win relative market share.
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"New Jersey is structurally designed to prevent competitive campaigns," Murray said.
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Tax reform implies something is structurally unfair, and therefore needing reformation.
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T-shirts are structurally simple and demand for them is huge.
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Structurally, the game splits the difference between Metroid and Dark Souls.
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Other causes of heavy bleeding are structurally related to the uterus.
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It allows for an inexpensive, structurally secure and flexible design process.
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Americans cross these structurally deficient bridges 174 million times each day.
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People in structurally inventive clothing lingered over plastic cups of wine.
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Newly cooled, structurally sound lava flows are much more electrically resistant.
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More than 2202,2628 of those bridges were structurally deficient in 28500.
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Among states, Iowa had the most structurally deficient bridges, at 4,968.
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Structurally and compositionally, this is Ocean's most ingenious work to date.
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And we also have BPO businesses that have structurally lower margins.
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"(But) structurally, we remain bullish risk in the coming quarters," they wrote.
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So that&aposs a relationship with China that structurally needs to change.
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When you look at it structurally, there's nothing negative in the face.
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Structurally, Kiwami isn't a really a change at all from Yakuza 0.
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It reckoned that 54,259 of that country's 612,677 bridges are "structurally deficient".
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Structurally higher volatility will make for a much less equity-friendly environment.
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Structurally, the narrative of Bird Box switches between the past and present.
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Structurally, the American electoral system is heavily weighted against small political parties.
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I think structurally I think that there's got to be more transparency.
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Companies structurally cannot inform and we are in no position to consent.
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"What is hurting structurally our business is the rouble volatility," he said.
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The songs were slight but polished, restrained but melodically and structurally advanced.
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CCR's notes are structurally superior to the notes issued by Coca-Cola.
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Structurally, this isn't too different from what Google does with search terms.
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Which way is it going to tilt, both structurally but also psychologically?
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Virginia, for one, was in many ways set up structurally for Biden.
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"It's nearly impossible" to make them structurally sound again, Mr. Bechthold said.
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And their mayors have been almost structurally predisposed to antagonize rural voters.
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But we're also in a world of structurally low equilibrium interest rates.
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And their mayors have been almost structurally predisposed to antagonize rural voters.
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CBS doesn't want "fun," though; they want structurally sound but sour somehow.
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Whose legs are structurally sound but keep buckling with adrenaline and fear?
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This year's report, released Monday and based on 2018 data, found: There are 616,087 bridges in AmericaOf those, 47,052 (nearly 8%) are "structurally deficient" and need urgent repairs235,20023 bridges (38%) need some sort of repairAmericans cross structurally deficient bridges 178 million times a day, including such landmarks as the Brooklyn Bridge and the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge over the San Francisco BayThe average age of a structurally deficient bridge is 62 years The states with the highest number of compromised bridges are: Iowa (24,26)Pennsylvania (2500,237)Oklahoma (280,210)Illinois (113,211)Missouri (28,261) The states with the most structurally deficient bridges, as a percent of their total number of bridges, are: Rhode Island (23%)West Virginia (19.8%)Iowa (19.3%)South Dakota (16.7%)Pennsylvania (16.5%) The definition of 'structurally deficient' has narrowed "Structurally deficient" means the bridge needs repairs but is not unsafe for public travel.
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The Travelers is a structurally ambitious novel with a whole lot of heart.
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In special relativity, the time directions are structurally different from the space directions.
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Mission clarity is not the only problem plaguing DHS, which is structurally unmanageable.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation classified 54,560 bridges as structurally deficient in 2017.
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These elements converge to make Tiffany a more structurally appealing brand long-term.
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Analysts are also asking whether something is structurally changing in Apple's China business.
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It's structurally almost a three-dimensional suspension bridge because everything is in tension.
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Eventually the inside mold dissolved, leaving behind a structurally sound, carbon fiber wing.
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Deutsche Bank said its structurally declining product areas remained too large to ignore.
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Hunger exposes the sin of structurally-enforced poverty and appalling zip code injustice.
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This however also leads to a structurally weaker operating profit margin for Novartis.
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Nearly 9 percent of our highway bridges were considered "structurally deficient" in 2017.
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"The elbow is fine structurally, so that's good news," manager Terry Francona said.
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Therefore DSG's creditors are structurally subordinated to the creditors of its operating subsidiaries.
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While PMBC's notes are structurally superior to the notes issued by PepsiCo, Inc.
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The next crisis will spring from corporate debt, equally imprudent but structurally different.
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This performance captured the musical variety while making the movement seem structurally integrated.
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The thrill of both plays is how metaphysical and structurally unstable they are.
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Structurally, Chiang has done something marvelous in such a short number of pages.
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"It's functionally completely different — and chemically — and structurally, also," Dr. von Byern said.
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Structurally, the set up for a scare and a laugh are almost identical.
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But I think it's going to be OK. Structurally, it's fine, just bruised.
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The tube-and-wing design, after all, is reasonably efficient and structurally sound.
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America is better poised than it's ever been to address these issues structurally.
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So, it's structurally sound but everything else that could be wrong is wrong.
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The state's bridges are in dismal shape with one-fifth deemed structurally deficient.
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Still, from Sony's point of view, the metal is cheap and structurally stable.
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Structurally, limestone is stable when its temperature remains between 53 and 68 degrees.
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Structurally, limestone is stable when its temperature remains between 53 and 68 degrees.
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More than 80 years old, the bridge is structurally deficient and functionally obsolete.
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How do you pick the best materials for a structurally sound gingerbread house?
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We're in charge of the airworthiness of the aircraft, making sure it's structurally sound.
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That will pose a serious problem for Japan's structurally impaired and export-driven economy.
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What structurally deficient means The report, released Wednesday, ranks bridges on their structural deficiency.
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"We do not have a structurally weak banking sector at the moment," he said.
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"It's a retelling, stylistically, characterologically, structurally, filmically," Curtis told BuzzFeed News on the set.
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Their products end up being far too weak and structurally unstable for surgical transplantation.
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All buildings in the area were also examined and determined to be structurally sound.
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Fortunately, the main house, workers house, silos and garage are all considered structurally sound.
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And this made them 100% fully structurally integrated with no other options but Canopy.
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It seems more likely that public transport is being squeezed structurally, from two directions.
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As a result, the public is unused to the idea of structurally higher taxes.
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Plastics are eight times more likely to cause disease for more structurally complex corals.
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Pigs were used because their brains are relatively large and structurally similar to ours.
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A fine point, made by a man in a structurally rotten aquatic adventure machine.
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An engineer had declared the duplex structurally sound, meaning it could still be repaired.
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" On the same day, Drake returned fire with the structurally very good "Duppy Freestyle.
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MALLOY: I think the novel and the show both really do it structurally, too.
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El Faro was much older than the Anthem and is structurally a different ship.
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Structurally, the entire back section of the Marble delivery robot can be swapped out.
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Our hardworking drivers depend on structurally sound and safe roads to deliver America's goods.
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While they're structurally separate, HSI and ERO cooperate closely on day-to-day affairs.
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Structurally, Democratic pickups replaced less enthusiastic Trump supporters, moving the Republican leadership further right.
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Tests were performed on his elbow, and the team declared it was structurally sound.
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There are 351 slums deemed structurally unsafe in Egypt, most of them in Cairo.
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"We are structurally designed to not want to look at what's upsetting," he observes.
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Structurally, "Getting Religion" relies too much on repurposing Woodward's body of work for Newsweek.
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But "Into the Unknown" gives away too much, too early, both structurally and theatrically.
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Structurally, it's a string of sketches, each playing with a movement or costume idea.
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Structurally, "Demons" utilizes a film within the film as a gateway into the supernatural.
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It looks structurally unsound, but sick, and that's what matters for the gamer aesthetic.
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That's just one of several ways in which Mr. Perry's screenplay feels structurally shaky.
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Decent liberals and conservatives will eventually decide they need to break from it structurally.
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Structurally, "How Not to Die Alone" is uneven; we can see the book's seams.
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Let's just say that in the end, the fish isn't really structurally all there.
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The upper tier would be required to "structurally separate" their products from their marketplace.
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"The landlord has workers in there making sure it's structurally sound," Ms. Richards said.
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But tens of thousands more were living in places that might be structurally unsound.
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As with many structurally daring series, it's joyful, because its insides match its outsides.
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At 770 feet, the nation's tallest dam is structurally separate from the reservoir's spillways.
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We also have an up-market business which tends to have structurally lower margins.
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Time passes but the movies have remained structurally consistent, which helps connect the chapters.
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PARELES The Grammys, structurally, still look like they could be filmed in the 1970s.
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Inspectors for the city declared Pier 923 structurally unfit for mounting an art fair.
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The last structurally embedded queue at the Dutch port of Vlissingen disappeared in July 2017.
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Nevertheless, we expect the operating margin would structurally rise above 5% over the medium term.
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" Loss, she writes in another section, is "structurally reproduced by a condition of careless wasting.
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The building, which also houses the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, hasn&apost been structurally assessed.
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Analysts at HSBC also said the low-cost airline industry would continue to improve structurally.
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That antiquated trend ended this week, with the new, structurally re-engineered condom LELO Hex.
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" She also praised Assoulin for creating "designs that are structurally interesting without looking overly fussy.
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The cask will be relocated into a pool on site, within a "structurally sound" building.
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But while the race—structurally—has been incredibly stable, the storylines have been anything but.
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"There's a lot of things that make it a more structurally profitable business," Josey said.
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Direct debt structurally exceeding 200% of current revenue could also trigger a negative rating action.
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Fire officials started knocking down parts of the building that they said were structurally unsound.
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The company was fast growing, structurally unprofitable, and paid for sales by overspending on advertising.
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Subcutaneous fat, on the other hand, does not structurally support the blood vessels—it's padding.
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Knowing nothing is structurally wrong with it, you've still got to go out and pitch.
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Direct debt structurally exceeding 13% of current revenue could also trigger a negative rating action.
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However, that doesn't bode well for the industry and suggests that IoT is structurally flawed.
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It's thick with cheese, but structurally sound, and crisp-but-chewy from tip to tail.
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And the dollar, our opinion is going to stay structurally strong for the foreseeable future.
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It is a structurally predatory lending system, and Uncle Sam sits atop the hornet's nest.
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The Clear Choices report describes the Medicare Plan Finder as more structurally flawed than HealthCare.gov.
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The film, adapted from Nicholas Searle's 2016 novel of the same title, is structurally lopsided.
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The refried beans were smooth and rich and the wrap was soft yet structurally sound.
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The incentives are not compatible to structurally check if viral information is bad or good.
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"Fink is sincere, but structurally they have a hard time following through," Weatherley-White said.
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Structurally, the pulse is oppressive while the chord progression is somewhat digestible, almost pop-leaning.
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Airbus has unveiled photographs of the first structurally complete airframe for its new BelugaXL aircraft.
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The updated portions are purported to be more structurally sound in theory leaving less vulnerable.
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It's structurally significant to the story form and the way that these essays are understood.
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Mostly his songs are like cotton candy: sweet, sticky, structurally impressive but not especially deep.
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Even with serious traffic restrictions, one in a thousand structurally deficient bridges collapses each year.
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"The argument is textually bizarre, historically inaccurate, structurally misguided and functionally misleading," Professor Tribe said.
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Modern authoritarian regimes like Russia, China, North Korea and Iran structurally depend upon illicit funds.
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Structurally, the bank is also focused on managing its capital to meet new regulatory requirements.
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We will have left the country in better shape, morally, structurally than we found it.
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"If your plasterwork is structurally intact, patching may be possible to repair holes," he said.
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Tria said Rome wanted to continue efforts to structurally improve its public finances in 2020.
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Straight edges translate into tighter fitting corners and more structurally sound and longer lasting buildings.
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There's the Italian frittata, which gets finished in the oven for firmer, more structurally-sound results.
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I know structurally AA has immunized itself from broader criticisms and therefore won't — or can't — change.
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Yes, in theory it may be argued that the bite is structurally similar to the cluster.
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Unemployment is where the difference made to citizens' lives, both cyclically and structurally, can be larger.
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BP has a fixed identity of trashing the planet and it structurally can't do anything else.
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But the danger that men pose — individually, structurally, and geopolitically — shouldn't dictate how women present themselves.
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Structurally, Variations on a Theme most closely resembles the DTW work mentioned above, Lost and Found.
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Goldman also only expects a temporary fillip and it's remaining "structurally bearish" over the longer term.
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But large areas of her cerebrum, which mediates consciousness, language, and voluntary movements, were structurally intact.
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"In the current retail environment, we believe department stores are structurally disadvantaged to win," Lejuez said.
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Diversification only works when the correlation of securities within and across markets is not structurally elevated.
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The house was structurally sound and in a good location, but needed tons of cosmetic work.
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Demolition work commenced around them, rendering the building structurally unstable and blocking the only fire exit.
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"I've never met a property so structurally conducive to crime as Lambert Houses," Mr. Torres said.
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Neuroimaging tells us the brains of children exposed to trauma are structurally altered by their experience.
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Once he figured out the basics, he needed to think about how this would work structurally.
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What do you make of this episode-ending development (the one the season hinges on, structurally)?
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He sees Gopher as structurally better than the Web in a number of hugely important ways.
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Structurally it's sort of traditional in some ways, even if it goes into some weird places.
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How difficult is it structurally to go from four minute tracks to an hour long score?
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"The correlation of what might be structurally there to behavior is very difficult," Dr. Leestma said.
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Nothing in particular, either narratively or structurally, seems to be accomplished by the change of voice.
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The wood type is structurally warped, and I think that's what makes it what it is.
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If their execution of the play is structurally sound, the four players' positioning makes a rectangle.
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And both brands take structurally similar but aesthetically distinct approaches to infusing elegance into active clothing.
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It&aposs part of its hidden path that you can unlock if you respect it structurally.
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DIMON: I HOPE THERE IS ON PEOPLE WHO SAY WE'RE STRUCTURALLY STUCK ON 2% FOREVER, YES.
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"The markets today are structurally different," Sanjay Mehrotra, Micron's chief executive, said in a recent interview.
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Discovery's first season is structurally the most ambitious for the Trek franchise since the original series.
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Structurally Subordinated Bonds Fitch rates X5 Finance's other four bonds one notch below X5's IDR as their bondholders do not have recourse to operating companies and therefore their rights are structurally subordinated to lenders at the level of operating companies and bondholders of recently issued bonds.
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Traffic is made worse by construction on the Route 495 bridge, which has been deemed structurally deficient.
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This prudent approach in underwriting business results CAA's default rates being structurally lower than the national average.
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Second, low Amazon-risk companies with questionable growth and margin outlook, and third, the structurally impaired bucket.
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The house is too big to be structurally sound, but its architecture defies logic, let alone gravity.
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The first thing the company had to work out was whether the building was even structurally sound.
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Structurally, "The Frozen Wilds" is almost identical to the core of Horizon, just on a smaller scale.
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That's because the ice in this region is just structurally different from the rest of the surface.
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"The analysis of profitability drivers will facilitate the identification of banks with structurally low profitability," it said.
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Structurally, the president occupies the same position in American politics as kings and queens do in monarchies.
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Structurally, this is an attractive country, led by a reform-oriented government that supports the private sector.
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But structurally we both know the workforce – 40 percent of it is full time, part time, etc.
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Is Britain, culturally and structurally, less different from its northern European neighbours than previous governments have recognised?
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Its ending — which is both shocking and a little too neat structurally — has a deep emotional ambivalence.
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While all of these skyports are structurally feasible, financial feasibility for cities is an entirely different story.
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The basic concept of an Arab NATO, however, is structurally flawed, and stands little chance of success.
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But even though structurally "Strange Little Birds" evokes the band's early work, it's clear there's mellowness afoot.
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But opportunities for some are made possible by systemically and structurally denying those same opportunities to others.
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As it stands now, the country's flood insurance program, de facto backstopped by taxpayers, is structurally dysfunctional.
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This last group — the "structurally unemployed" — often become discouraged and drop out of the labor market altogether.
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Kevlar netting, structurally designed not to blow backwards when deployed, turned out to be the best option.
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You have to make sure that it's structurally sound, the ground that you're building the story on.
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These units were well-known as a locus of constant drug dealing, but were also structurally unsafe.
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According to ASCE, on average there were 188 million trips across structurally deficient bridges daily in 2016.
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Structurally speaking, this is one of the show's strongest episodes to date, thanks to its sharp focus.
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In order to put rooftop solar on people's homes, their homes need to have structurally sound rooftops.
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Like Netflix's "The Ranch" and "One Day at a Time," it's structurally an old-fashioned broadcast sitcom.
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Her anxiety was structurally related to her ambition; her vigilance resembled the omniscient uncertainty of immigrant parents.
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But nearly one-quarter of those bridges are structurally deficient — by far, the worst in the nation.
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I'll tell you what, look, you're absolutely right structurally, but we're going to actually own the rails.
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Over the course of several operations, he structurally altered his jawbone, cheekbone, eyes, mouth, ears and nose.
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So other than wanting a replacement that is structurally different than Obamacare, what do they ultimately want?
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Instead, I was hearing stories of people living peaceful lives despite being structurally neglected by their government.
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The Palestinian and Black struggles are not only structurally linked, but they require one another to flourish.
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"Virtually every opportunity that GOOG invests in is going to be structurally lower margin than its core search business, whereas virtually every opportunity that AMZN invests in is going to be structurally higher margin than its core ultra-low margin retail business," he wrote in a note to clients.
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Media companies also once had a smaller market opportunity, limited distribution and structurally higher production and marketing costs.
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Senior unsecured Eurobonds (USD1 billion in total) and unsecured bank loans are structurally subordinated to the secured PXF.
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Fitch believes the stronger business profile compensates for the structurally weaker demand for cement in the long term.
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However, we also believe it is indisputable that the exchanges in most states are structurally unsound and unsustainable.
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The stars, called structurally nanoengineered antimicrobial peptide polymers or SNAPPs, are created by linking together chains of proteins.
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As specialty pharmaceutical growth will dominate overall spending growth over the rating horizon, WBA is somewhat structurally disadvantaged.
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Meanwhile, would-be travelers were stranded at the airport, which appeared to be structurally damaged, with little information.
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While these add diversification and scale compared with peers, they also introduce greater cyclicality and structurally lower margins.
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It is also under pressure from the enlarged over-the-counter (OTC) division which structurally reduces group margins.
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The vaccine contains molecules that are structurally like fentanyl—and invites the immune system to take them down.
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"I assume this plane can take, structurally, what we're about to do," says Michael Ainscow, of HP Supplies.
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"It will probably take years for inflation to structurally reach a level higher than 2 percent", Swank said.
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Structurally low interest rates also mean that central banks need more help from fiscal policymakers when demand slackens.
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North Dakota has some of the country's most structurally deficient bridges, with nearly 11% in need of repair.
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Their roadmap will help build state parties that are "more structurally accountable to communities of color," said Garcia.
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For example, the number of bridges that are structurally deficient has declined by nearly 60 percent since 1990.
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Structurally, it's a hybrid between a sneaker and a sandal — as it happens, Fenty's two most popular silhouettes.
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The government tries to help so-called "structurally weak" regions, in the east as well as the west.
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"This is not a depressed number given limited upside in a structurally challenged power business," J.P. Morgan said.
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"Structurally, we don't have the protections we need," said John McManus, head of the Golden Gate Salmon Association.
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But they are structurally hard little things that allow you to feel the imperfections of an imperfect road.
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But there is precious little risk of inflation coming back any time soon — it has broken down structurally.
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Like "Merrily," it's contemplative and structurally bold; unlike "Merrily," it conveys no wistfulness for the way it was.
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T&R demonstrated resilience during the economic downturn in 21500-21000, despite being structurally exposed to discretionary spending.
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Structurally, it mostly consists of you carrying out tasks from a long list in a large open world.
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Seven of the 18 remaining Democratic candidates for president have indicated they're open to structurally reforming the court.
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There is something peripatetic about it emotionally as well as structurally; adjust your shoes and your expectations accordingly.
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In Pennsylvania, the state bundled together over 500 structurally deficient bridges to obtain economies of scale and time.
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That goal structurally touches on a variety of issues that have a wide effect on numerous policy areas.
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The notes will be structurally subordinated to all indebtedness and other liabilities (including trade payables) of Bogota's subsidiaries.
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An important fact for keeping your gingerbread house structurally secure: don't roll out your gingerbread panels too thin.
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Her fears came to fruition when the space was declared structurally unsound in 2007 and closed to the public.
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Officials earlier Sunday stressed the dam itself was structurally sound and said there was no threat to the public.
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"Disturbances can spread quickly and be intensified, especially in structurally vulnerable banking systems such as Finland's," the report said.
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And, since hospitals rely on their patients' healthcare spending, Brownsville's overall poverty is almost structurally designed to inhibit Brookdale.
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Unlike the crumbly and uneven clusters we'd munched in the past, Nourish's granola bite was compact and structurally sound.
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"We also think that the profitability outlook ... for Japanese companies is on a structurally rising trend," the report said.
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In the meantime, the Chicago Tree Project will continue searching for artists to assign trees that are structurally stable.
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Structurally, as a writer, I want to put some kind of moral here to send my reader off happy.
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"Ariana's stage costumes are all so structurally interesting and fit perfectly with each number in the show," he said.
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The authors found that human muscles are structurally different from chimpanzee muscles — and the muscles of most other primates.
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Study after study has shown that much of our nation's infrastructure is either structurally deficient, functionally obsolete or both.
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Additionally, four in 220006 bridges are over 2202 years old, and 2628 percent of them are considered structurally deficient.
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Structurally, we have got most of the reforms getting in place and things are positive on the political front.
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I can imagine all sorts of resurrections and plot machinations, but structurally it was a totally maxed-out film.
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CEO Heinz Huber said the initiatives will refocus Raiffeisen "structurally, financially and culturally" so customers should expect higher performance.
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"We have an electoral system that is structurally biased against this coalition at every level of government," he frets.
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Cultural change is not easy to effect, especially when it comes to something as structurally inscribed as the patriarchy.
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The state had four bridges in the 2017 inventory rated as structurally deficient with more than 200,000 daily crossings.
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Coldplay put together a real journey, and the Killers can't hold up with what's still structurally a pop single.
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The moth joke resembles a shaggy-dog story structurally, but its wrenching punch line reveals Macdonald's mastery of craft.
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Structurally, "Monsieur Lange" — at Film Forum for a week in a new digital restoration — is a sort of trial.
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But the overall structure and what I wanted to say about certain things — structurally, that's built into the ending.
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Puffer jackets with hoods that, structurally, extended from the torso like an insect thorax, to protect from extreme cold.
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A semi-structural exploration, by Jordi Gali and Luca Gambetti, NBER working paper, January 2019Is inflation just structurally lower?
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The company changed its name but faced no major repercussions and continued to take on structurally unsound construction projects.
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Of them, 54,259 are "structurally deficient," which means they have at least one key structural element in poor condition.
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"The palladium market is still structurally tight, keeping prices resilient, with intermittent volatility," ANZ Bank said in a note.
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" The script was not overhauled; Mr. Howard said it remained "structurally the same and every scene remained fundamentally itself.
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The wealth tax proposal is structurally similar to the one Ms. Warren introduced this year, but it goes further.
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This, again, speaks to what is so structurally troubling about Trump as a political figure and his potential reelection.
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Student and credit card borrowing are the other area of significant growth — offsetting the structurally less robust mortgage market.
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While the notes of PMBC and Bottling Group, LLC are structurally superior to the notes issued by PepsiCo, Inc.
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They are engineered to withstand significant storm gusts, and, structurally, it appears, that is what happened this time around.
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"People took action in the throes of the downturn that left them in a better place structurally," Rasgon said.
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IT'S A STRUCTURALLY DIFFERENT BUSINESS THEY ALSO ACCOUNT FOR THEIR PEO BUSINESS DIFFERENT THAN WE DO FOR SOME REASON.
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The notes will be structurally subordinated to the liabilities of MUFG's subsidiaries, including Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd.
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Structurally, it is impossible because Kim Jong-un has a very detailed network of surveilling the leaders around him.
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The horizontals round the corner with delicate 90-degree curves that are no less lovely for being structurally necessary.
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Structurally we also do things like we keep your identifying information in a separate dataset from your genetic information.
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One could say that, structurally and perhaps in other ways, too, they all share a certain kind of logic.
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TCF, today shared a serene yet structurally overwhelming new track off experimental imprint PAN's forthcoming ambient compilation, mono no aware.
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As well as the replica 19903 haircut his face, though lined with age, is structurally unchanged since Ziggy Stardust's time.
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The person's eyes are structurally fine—or the kind of fine that those of us with typical vision problems have.
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A structurally racist nation that views black people as inherently dangerous also has black faces as its template for heroism.
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The tool also recommends parts to add to your robot to make it work better or be more structurally sound.
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Enbridge spokesman Ryan Duffy said that the line is structurally sound and constantly monitored, tested and inspected to prevent leaks.
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Or would their eyes not be able to even register me because of how different I was, structurally, from them?
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Given that the institutions that make up the federal government are all structurally undemocratic, that shouldn't come as a surprise.
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"We see a long-term chance to buy structurally well-positioned growth," RBC analyst Damian Brewer said in a note.
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Structurally, the show bounces back and forth between flashbacks, deeper memories, and the present at the drop of a hat.
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Development and governance indicators are structurally weaker than 'BBB' medians, illustrating weaker debt tolerance than peers and reducing rating upside.
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Direct-Selling Model Challenge: The beauty industry is structurally attractive and tends to be a resilient category throughout economic cycles.
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Asia is structurally short of naphtha and relies on the West and Middle East to fill most of the gaps.
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"In many ways, it's a classic Marvel origin story but told in reverse, structurally," producer Jonathan Schwartz explained to us.
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Pelosi said Obamacare had "good bones," meaning structurally the law was sound, though she admitted it could still be improved.
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Structurally high annual refinancing needs will peak this year, when the government has to refinance 16% of GDP of debt.
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Thought to be the result of an ancient symbiosis, mitochondria structurally and genetically still resemble the bacteria they once were.
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Save for a single iodide ion, it was structurally identical to triiodothyronine (T3), a hormone made by the thyroid gland.
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" The brick-and-mortar market is "structurally disadvantaged" in retail, Citi says, adding that Macy's "just can't move the dial.
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The Sixth Street Viaduct, known for its many cinematic appearances, has been diagnosed with concrete cancer and deemed structurally unsafe.
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The moral of the story is to make sure you have a stiff, structurally-supportive foundation to minimize motion transfer.
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"They do not want to do a lot of work, like making room additions or doing things structurally," Mills said.
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The Odebrecht case suggests that transnational bribery provisions and international cooperation are not sufficient for prosecutions in structurally corrupt countries.
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The resulting text is slim, stylish, and peculiar to describe structurally—somewhere between essays and a scrapbook of flashy pronouncements.
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The series is structurally sound, substantive and fully baked — a show by and for people who know what they're doing.
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Rossner thinks that officials are structurally underestimating just how many will turn to the drug for relief once it's legal.
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Structurally, the film is all chop and change, with Hare and Fiennes tacking back and forth across Nureyev's early years.
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Most important, they agreed on how to confront the issues — boldly and structurally — if not always on the exact details.
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" And when you don't know how to write a song you go back and, structurally, you're like, "What the fuck?
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The Missouri state government considers the Fee Fee Creek bridge structurally deficient and has set aside $5 million for repairs.
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Moody's said the main driver behind the downgrade was "the continuing deterioration in fiscal strength and structurally very weak growth".
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Authorities described the fall as an accident, saying that the balcony was structurally sound, according to The New York Post.
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Buildings that taper as they ascend limit how much wind they send shooting toward the ground (and help structurally, too).
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If inflation again structurally rises, so would US rates, which would cause the cost of servicing our debt to skyrocket.
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Maybe it gets you thinking about how bridges get fixed, or how they're made structurally sound in the first place.
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"LVMH dominates a structurally favoured sector, buoyed by globalisation and income inequality," says Luca Solca of Bernstein, a research firm.
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In addition, the group is pursuing growth outside innovative pharma ie, generics and consumer health, which have structurally lower profitability.
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However, should interest rates or market volatility in South Africa structurally change then Fitch would expect to downgrade the rating.
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The firm said United Natural Foods operates within a "structurally challenged industry" as competition increases and the customer base shrinks.
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It was just as obvious as we went along that we were going to look structurally different in the future.
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But the infrastructure — including one of the largest percentages of structurally deficient bridges in the nation — could use some work.
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MTN Not Notched Down: Ciputra Development's proposed note issuance is not notched down from its IDR despite being structurally subordinated.
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But British officials took a far dimmer view of one well-known aid organization, Unesco, describing it as structurally weak.
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The other form is less spectacular but as essential: It's fighting the ways the world is structurally engineered against women.
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And Clinton and Carter were both former governors, experienced in a structurally similar, albeit smaller-scale, job than the presidency.
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Is it structurally racist if I end up with more black people in prison because there are more black robbers?
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive rating action could occur if: -- Broadcom can achieve and sustain total leverage near 0003x in the near term, driven by a combination of repayment of Term Loan A borrowings and operating EBITDA growth from higher revenue and cost synergies related to the legacy Broadcom and Brocade acquisitions; --Structurally higher annual FCF will organically fund incremental acquisitions; --Fitch expects Broadcom will sustain structurally higher revenue levels, which will sustain operating EBITDA margins in the high 30s to low 40s through a normalized semiconductor cycle, resulting in annual FCF structurally above $3 billion.
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"(Tabqa) Dam has not been structurally damaged to our knowledge," the statement continued, referring to the Euphrates Dam by another name.
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Nearly 215,225 bridges nationwide, which vehicles cross 221 million times a day, are structurally deficient, a bridge construction group announced Wednesday.
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Asia is structurally short of naphtha and relies on imports from the Middle East and the West to plug the shortfall.
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Even if your prose is structurally sound, but just needs a little razzle-dazzle, the Ludwig treatment could be the answer.
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And a report this year found that more than 54,000 out of the 613,000 bridges in America are rated "structurally deficient".
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I think the other thing you see if structurally is a less cyclical market and more of a sustained growth market.
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Some fear that this is the beginning of a worrying trend, where automation leaves ever greater numbers of people structurally unemployable.
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Aviation regulators at the European Commission, the EU's executive arm, argue that Europe's airline business is structurally more competitive than America's.
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Before considering any dividend distributions, Moto remains structurally a cash-generative business, capable of funding a significant part of growth investments.
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The first phase, which is currently underway, is to see that the vehicle is structurally sound and can get to space.
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The ayahuasca brew contains DMT, a psychedelic chemical structurally similar to serotonin, and which also occurs endogenously in the human brain.
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Despite attempts to reposition museums as 'living institutions,' they will always remain structurally entangled with capital, neoliberalism and racial progress narratives.
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But they were able to determine that the mineral is structurally similar to two other space-borne minerals, carlsbergite and osbornite.
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Suddenly, the LCS isn't concerned only with structurally consistent play, but also in the cohesion and accountability of its management superstructures.
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Education dominates opex, which is structurally inflexible, with rigid cost structures, while many cost drivers are outside the cities' direct control.
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Structurally, the movie combines Henry James's The Ambassadors with Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain with Ford Madox Ford's The Good Soldier.
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Ground robots checked structurally unstable buildings, while drones were flown to investigate and provide a bird's-eye view of the damage.
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This person is not hot, the movie's world says, which structurally undercuts the psychological journey its protagonist is supposed to complete.
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There are 103,210 structurally deficient bridges across the country today, and one in five miles of highway is in poor condition.
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From her first built work, Hadid delivered a distinctive style: angular, swooping, structurally complicated—more like extraterrestrial colonies than concert halls.
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"The German economy is not structurally sound and healthy," Carsten Brzeski, chief economist at ING Germany, said in a report Thursday.
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Year built: 1965Daily Crossings: 60,525Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 1.8%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.4 billion
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The house is "structurally unique" due to it being constructed with concrete reinforcements throughout, which typical English Tudor homes don't have.
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His role as vice president was structurally similar to being Obama's cool uncle—and by extension, all of America's cool uncle.
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So in the immortal words of Chief Martin Brody, you'd need a bigger boat, and a more structurally sound sushi counter.
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Based on rodent studies, scientists conclude that the brain and body circuitry that deals with pain is structurally different in females.
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You have to structurally prepare for how you're going to deal with ongoing battles where suddenly you're not setting the agenda.
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This approach has been made largely obsolete as companies embrace the cloud, with assets no longer centrally housed and structurally isolated.
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The global luxury watch market is a structurally attractive market, underpinned by favorable, long-term growth in both price and volume.
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He finished 230-10 with a 3.88 earned run average, but the elbow, at least, is believed to be structurally sound.
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But readers should beware the false sense of security, as structurally, tonally, artistically, and narratively, the comic crumbles into controlled chaos.
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In short, it is precisely the kind of complex policy problem the current polarized era feels structurally incapable of intelligently addressing.
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However, economists have said rate cuts won't necessarily change the face of a structurally hamstrung economy but rather soften the blow.
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Difficult to watch, the documentary is inevitably compelling but structurally messy -- a byproduct, perhaps, of stretching the material over six parts.
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These are kind of long-term changes that you're talking about, really structurally changing the way that the system is governed.
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The global luxury watch market is a structurally attractive market, underpinned by favourable, long-term growth in both price and volume.
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Structurally, there's not much to "4 Your Eyez Only": 45 minutes, 10 songs, some of which have only one proper verse.
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Being structurally deficient does not necessarily mean that the bridge is unsafe, but it does mean it's in need of repair.
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Ms. Surchin first had to demolish the century-old house on the property, which she described as moldy and structurally deficient.
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There are, however, many technical measures that can be taken to build operating systems that are structurally less vulnerable to bugs.
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And yet, France and Italy in particular must figure that out because they are — cyclically and structurally — in a tight spot.
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On the left, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders seek to radically re-imagine what a structurally lopsided country owes its poorest.
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The number of structurally deficient bridges is actually down about 7,83 from last year's report -- but it's no cause for celebration.
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Structurally deficient means that one of four key elements of the bridge is rated a 4, which is poor, or below.
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Scholarship won't get you far in leading an institution as complex, high maintenance and structurally antiquated as the one he inherited.
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I support a structurally balanced federal budget, significant spending cuts, reduction of our soaring national debt, regulatory reform and tax cuts.
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The Sewol, structurally unbalanced and overloaded, capsized and then sank off the southwest coast of South Korea on April 16, 2014.
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I wanted it to structurally feel different, and I didn't want it to come in the same place in the season.
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"Because our country has been so defined by authoritative voices, we've created a system where that couldn't happen structurally," said Coetzee.
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So we structurally tried to set it up to make sure that we're doing everything we can to protect your privacy.
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Despite the Moon family's controversial religious beliefs, they're nevertheless financially and, to an extent, structurally part of the American political fabric.
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Glass said "the market is potentially underappreciating" these modernization efforts, and he expects McDonald's will soon have a "structurally improved" business model.
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This may shift the cost curve for iron ore structurally higher, at a time when other cost pressures are starting to mount.
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While some new risks have emerged, on net we see the US economy as structurally less recession-prone than in the past.
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"This said, several structurally different FAAH inhibitors have been previously tested for human safety in rigorous Phase 1 clinical trials," Piomelli said.
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I built hammocks in my giant willow trees and read for hours as the (slightly structurally unsound) branches swayed with the breeze.
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Here in South Carolina, 20163 percent of bridges are considered structurally deficient, costing drivers a billion dollars a year in auto repairs.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) states that almost 25 percent of U.S. bridges are either structurally deficient or functionally obsolete.
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For all the modernist complexities of Mr. Stucky's scores, his music was sanguine, lucid and structurally clear — graspable in the best sense.
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National identity: The U.S. has made significant strides toward structurally equal rights, but in practice, there's still a long way to go.
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The statement added that the tower, runways and taxiways are structurally sound, and that passengers stranded during the closure would be prioritized.
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Ocean started out in the Los Angeles collective Odd Future, a group who, at least structurally, share similarities with House of Pharoahs.
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Unconventional policies , effective in liquidity emergencies such as the financial crisis in 2008, are less effective in correcting structurally led demand insufficiencies.
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The harder adjustment, however, is that Generations Ultimate is mechanically and structurally the same as pretty much every other pre-World game.
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Shares in Edenred fell 3 percent after Berenberg cut the stock to "sell" from "hold", saying its business model remains structurally challenged.
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"A COO would report into Travis, so structurally, there's the rub," said Dave Carvajal, an executive recruiter for venture-backed tech companies.
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However, we argue this logic is flawed because the curve is structurally steep when the Fed Funds rate is close to zero.
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"Trade policy is structurally changing the dynamics of steel trade in the U.S.," they said in the report upgrading the steel sector.
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Britain said that its sister ship HMS Prince of Wales was also now structurally complete, and would be officially named in September.
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Spread over 212 islands and initially supported by wooden pillars, mud, and marble foundations, the city was never all that structurally sound.
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Alderson said doctors assured him that neither pitcher, whose elbows are considered structurally sound, will be compromised by pitching with the spurs.
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Elkann perhaps thinks that his family's fortunes would be better deployed on investments that structurally require less cash and promise richer returns.
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There are 178 million daily crossings on nearly 47,000 structurally deficient US bridges, according to the American Road and Transportation Builders Association.
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The exchange was, at times, mystifying, structurally loose and distracting — an id and superego having a conversation over a fuzzy phone connection.
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A bill introduced last Congress, the Stopping Overdoses of Fentanyl Analogues Act or SOFA Act would control fentanyls structurally as a class.
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In a House of Representatives that structurally disadvantages Democrats because of their tight urban clustering, rural voters helped Republicans hold their cushion.
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It doesn't look like it from the outside, but referendums are the most structurally important systemic tool that California has for governance.
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But more than that, they're structurally modified to conform to your specific physical needs, based on your answers to a brief questionnaire.
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She also echoed policymakers' views that fiscal and economic reforms were critical to securing sustainable economic growth and structurally lower interest rates.
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Nick: Any sandwich should be structurally sound enough to not require toothpicks, and the bread always cuts the roof of my mouth.
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At the 2019 edition, city inspectors deemed one of the fair's piers structurally unsound just over a week before the fair's opening.
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But if you flip the burger, then you have a thicker and therefore more structurally sound base of support for your sandwich.
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Taibbi is smart to depict the structurally racist system of law enforcement in this country as a character in and of itself.
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Still, the show can feel structurally wobbly: It has a lot to say and is not always sure how to say it.
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If nothing else, Fairphone is an ambitious project within an industry that structurally demands the exploitation of resources, workers, and consumers alike.
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Exactly how the pool would be handled by the park — which was also responsible for the structurally challenged bridge — was soon overshadowed.
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These stories forgot everything that was structurally difficult about this kind of bond, or else they insisted that virtue would overcome all.
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She advises clients to make sure that their ceilings are structurally sound before hanging items, and that the space below is clear.
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Vodafone CEO Nick Read last year said forcing mobile network operators to switch their Huawei kit for competitors' would "structurally disadvantage" Europe.
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Alarmingly, as of 2016, over 9% of the nation's bridges were rated structurally deficient by the American Society of Civil Engineers. 3.
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You either need to structurally reform the economy or just maintain everything at a standstill for fear of very high inflationary pressures.
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Last year's supernatural eighties-pastiche, "Stranger Things," was, structurally speaking, pretty similar to "Riverdale": a fun kiddie thriller full of retro homages.
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It means some disciplines structurally ignore the presence of brilliant candidates of color, believing, contrary to their own eyes, that none exist.
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The bridge was replaced just over a year later, and today only a relative handful of the state's bridges are structurally deficient.
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Cars, trucks and school buses drove across structurally compromised bridges about 185 million times per day last year, according to the report.
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Five years later, however, federal law enforcement was still structurally incapable of preventing al Qaeda from launching the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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When Witt was using OkCupid, she felt that "the right to avoid the subject of sex was structurally embedded" in the site.
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The police are thus structurally placed to protect whiteness against violence, where violence is the imminent action of the black male body.
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At first glance, there are a lot of similarities between the New York City metro and the London Underground, both structurally, and aesthetically.
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Mr. Trump and the Congressional leadership have an opportunity to redesign a supportive fiscal policy, without destabilizing cyclically and structurally fragile public finances.
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"It is not at all strange that perverse words always come out from the mouth of a structurally defective guy," the spokesman said.
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There's really no reason to call this project Logan Noir, considering Logan, stylistically, thematically, and structurally, has nothing to do with film noir.
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Inflation, at an expected 1.2% in 2016, is structurally lower and less volatile than 'BBB' peers, while the exchange rate has proven stable.
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There is nothing structurally broken about the economy when this happens; factories work like they did before and workers have the same skillsets.
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If people cannot find jobs because they have outdated skills—think weavers, after the invention of the loom—they might become "structurally" unemployed.
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Other times, they require artist waivers to protect themselves if the artwork needs to be altered due to changes to the building structurally.
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"We upgrade CAT ... as we see structurally higher margins in this cycle," Goldman Sachs' Jerry Revich wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Matt Singer, ScreenCrush: Glass is a major step down from Unbreakable, which remains one of Shyamalan's best-conceived films visually, structurally, and thematically.
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A mob of players fighting to the death on a 25-square-mile island is as structurally compelling as it is laughably familiar.
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The Chinese air force will be more structurally advanced with 6,000 service hours durability and superior maximum take-off, flight and landing weights.
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We expect many wholesale distributors will seek to diversify into retail operations, which offers the benefits of vertical integration and structurally higher margins.
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"The U.S. banking system now has a structurally lower risk profile than any time in our investing lifetimes," ValueAct said in the letter.
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State prosecutions are awkward too, because having one county district attorney haul the president of the whole country into one is structurally awkward.
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The new vehicle will be structurally identical to the one that was lost, but there will be more automation, Virgin Galactic has said.
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Citi expects the dollar to remain structurally strong, thereby holding back the U.S. manufacturing and export sectors for the foreseeable future, he added.
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Indeed, the CFPB is structurally indistinguishable from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, a bank regulator that Congress created in 1863.
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The transportation market of tomorrow, ideally then, looks structurally similar to the transportation market of today, with many different companies competing for customers.
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These types of simulations should be used to find the smallest set of regulatory building blocks that keeps the financial system structurally sound.
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Lately, the answer is no, as the Roberts Court has habitually deferred to the Trump administration while structurally tilting American democracy toward conservatives.
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However, should interest rates or market volatility in South Africa structurally change then Fitch would expect to downgrade the ratings, notably the IFMRSR.
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"Monument" — expressively enigmatic, structurally unresolved, stylistically inconsistent — is impressive, strange, a puzzle you want to solve, a social order changing before your eyes.
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At the center of this linguistically and structurally complex novel are two siblings, one of whom is adopted, who are deeply in love.
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But the complaint accurately was not with Donald J. Trump; it was with Marriott, which left the club in disarray, financially and structurally.
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There are more than 58,000 structurally deficient bridges in the United States, not to mention roads, tunnels, and pipes that also need upgrades.
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Yet, lead's supply problems are more structurally severe than those of zinc and the divergence in supply performance is only going to grow.
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Video-based Facebook, which is beginning to take shape, will have to deal with similar issues, but it may also be structurally different.
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If law enforcement officials are structurally immune from political influence, the theory goes, they will make better decisions for the overall public good.
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The economy, for instance, was structurally in shambles and he relied on men who'd faultily built it to put it back together again.
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Stifel said 2020 will be a difficult year for Caterpillar, but that the company has structurally improved its earnings and cash flow profiles.
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Weird Science "Solo," by Rana Dasgupta, is not nature fiction exactly, but it is a structurally unique novel of science, music and imagination.
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The rest of the supplies, he indicated, had not yet been necessary — and the building had been declared structurally unsound following the tremors.
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Arizona's Martha McSally and Maine's Susan Collins benefit from more conservative electorates than Gardner's but structurally speaking found themselves in the same position.
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And in a piece that can seem structurally wayward (especially the first movement), Mr. Znaider conveyed episodic strangeness while somehow suggesting deeper coherence.
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Structurally, the painting delineates the rhythmic indentions of the interleaving petals with a crispness that clearly articulates their triangular forms and serrated edges.
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Structurally, she makes monologues out of dances and drops songs into scenes; in other words, "Album" is a saturation in which everything overlaps.
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It is a structurally flawed currency, one adopted by 19 nations — known collectively as the eurozone — that operate without a unified political organization.
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And there is little sign that buildings which have been reconstructed are structurally sound enough to keep inhabitants safe through the next earthquake.
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We view the position as structurally supportive for the company's long-term credit profile due to the lack of alternative fixed-line infrastructure.
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Impeachment is the only opportunity our political system offers Democrats to accomplish this outside of an electoral process structurally tilted in Trump's favor.
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A few of the 105 recommendations concern the board itself, a structurally insular institution whose voting members are primarily determined by current membership.
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That deficit is large enough, and structurally grounded, to warrant a quick action to plug trade leakages that are undermining American growth dynamics.
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It added that further talks were necessary in order to have more details as to how Vivendi intends to "structurally" remove that position.
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Still, the economy remains structurally weak, hamstrung by poor infrastructure, struggling exports, the threat of militant violence and a very narrow tax base.
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But bias in the digital sphere is structurally different from that in mass media, and a lot more complicated than what programmers believe.
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Structurally, the book attests that a sincere engagement with global crises can grow only from a soil of sympathy that's local and personal.
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A special payload called the Advanced Structurally Embedded Thermal Spreader will also be on board, meant to try out a new vibrating heat pipe.
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"Structurally we now have everything in place that protects all of our flying rights both in Europe and the UK," an easyJet spokesman said.
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If a song seems structurally similar to another song, some YouTube vigilante is bound to make a side-by-side comparison of the two.
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Structurally, the week has proceeded exactly like conventions in past decades: a parade of politicians, business leaders, and minor celebrities speaking one after another.
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And when it comes to storing wine in a damp basement or cellar, you want a rack that will remain structurally secure over time.
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America's official money managers can tell him that they did all they could to sustain demand, output and employment in a structurally unbalanced economy.
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Now feels like a good time to bring up the fact that an underground mine is structurally and aesthetically very similar to a cave.
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For example, I don't find it structurally necessary to the plot for Bill Murray's character to make a snow sculpture of a woman's face.
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As companies were pressed to publish detailed pay figures, it became apparent that women were structurally under-represented in senior ranks across every industry.
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If people cannot find jobs because they have outdated skills—think hand weavers after the invention of the loom—they might become "structurally" unemployed.
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While they are distinct from each other, the purebreds are still very similar structurally to the random or wild-bred cats of their regions.
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Its performance is structurally constrained by the heavy burden from the healthcare sector, which will continue to be under pressure from a mature demography.
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Positive rating action is contingent on evidence of structurally improving operating margins in the 6%-8% range, supported by cost savings and restructuring initiatives.
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It's something we'll look at later this year, it's not something we're doing with any urgency and we're structurally also gradually taking up risk.
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The force of the explosion destroyed the roofs of two buildings at the site of the blast, which CCTV said were already structurally unsound.
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And while it's a little more structurally sound than Allam's, the basic idea remains the same—Oreos pieces inside of a Cadbury Creme Egg.
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We all use roads and bridges; we all have a stake in ensuring that our roads are safe and our bridges are structurally sound.
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Structurally, it's indistinguishable from Hollywood: the player embarks on a journey to become the next great pop star, with Spears as their closest ally.
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It's just a ridiculous idea that women are structurally not being hired in positions of power and influence just because they're not good enough.
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The development aligns German senior with structurally subordinated senior debt, such as the senior bonds that UK banks issue out of their holding companies.
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So now the challenge is to use this global attention Chape has today to make the club structurally sound, and to build the brand.
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Solocal's operations demonstrate weaker monetisation of audience reach and structurally higher costs than market-leading online classified businesses such as rightmove, AutoTrader or Schipsted.
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"Between these two related stocks, structurally one could make the case for Overstock over Riot," Wald wrote in an email to CNBC on Monday.
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A lot of the wall was in very bad shape but structurally sound and we renovated it, and did a good job with it.
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It is difficult for large companies culturally and structurally to devote massive resources or attention — such as prime shelf space — to still tiny brands.
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Our reality is an economy with a very large sector of the labor force that is structurally different from that of the last century.
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"Nothing has changed on the governance front, nothing has changed structurally," said Grieve Chelwa, a Zambian economist who is a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard.
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"And the reason it will be is not because of Hillary's flaws, but rather because, structurally, we've become a very polarized society," he said.
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Having willfully ignored the lessons of history, we have allowed corporate greed to transform our media ecosystem into one that structurally favors authoritarian populism.
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The U.S. and China leaders agreed at the Beijing summit last week that there were no quick solutions to their structurally unbalanced trade relations.
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But they were designed for other forms of enterprise, other market forms and problems that were structurally different to the ones we face today.
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Creativity is a largely internal process, and most movies that succeed in capturing it do so by thinking outside the box — visually, dramatically, structurally.
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Chonghaejin Marine routinely overloaded the structurally imbalanced ship with poorly secured cargo, as it did on the ferry's final voyage, according to government investigators.
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Based on more than a decade of research, I believe our medical system is structurally designed to marginalize and misdiagnose tick-borne disease patients.
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Structurally, the movie is as loose as some of the features that Mr. Doyle has made as a cinematographer for Wong Kar-wai ("2046").
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But it was structurally intact, and its survival — it was the only World Trade Center artwork that remained — felt to some like a miracle.
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The first part of the process as a neurologist is to figure out the anatomy, and structurally where the origins of behaviors come from.
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The tent-like work, full of slow and sweeping motions, hangs in the balance of being whimsical and carnivalesque, but structurally and formally stunning.
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"I think we all need to accept that China is slowing structurally — we use the word 'structural' and really, we mean 'permanently,'" he said.
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"He wanted to be able to teach McKinsey's way of thinking creatively and structurally to kids at a younger age," Nguyen told Business Insider.
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Forty million dollars is a great signal to the market that we can do things structurally that other firms can't do on day one.
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The Mars 2020 rover, which will be officially named next year, is structurally derived from Curiosity, though it is a bit larger and heavier.
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There's no such thing as "too much" in this wild-eyed musical, a spiritually accurate but structurally expansive adaptation of the beloved cartoon series.
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After replacing all structurally deficient bridges, there would still be more than $175 billion to invest in public transit, roads, and other critical infrastructure.
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"They spoil the aesthetics of the bridge, are structurally bad for it, and can cause accidents," Paris' deputy mayor, Bruno Julliard, told the BBC.
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For the U.S., China will remain a structurally difficult trade problem in the years ahead — even though some unexpectedly fast progress is being made.
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One tribal building was declared structurally unsound after the earthquake, forcing officials to move two departments and a branch of government, the lawyers said.
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It will take significant investment to see these businesses reach a scale that matters for GOOG and margins will be structurally lower than search.
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One-quarter of bridges in the United States are structurally deficient or not designed to handle the current traffic, the Department of Transportation estimates.
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" The former Google strategist James Williams told The Guardian: "The dynamics of the attention economy are structurally set up to undermine the human will.
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Pepper's singing about walking up stairs and fixing their ceilings and shit, which are things that, structurally speaking, have nothing to do with bridges.
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Fitch ratings agency raised Vietnam's sovereign credit rating in May but warned its banking sector is structurally weak and non-performing loans remain under-reported.
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The RFNs' original ratings reflected Fitch's assessment of the security and transaction structure, which places the RFNs structurally senior to VMED group's senior unsecured debt.
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As such, even though Japanese holdco TLAC senior debt is structurally subordinated to bank subsidiary senior debt, Fitch views their probability of default as similar.
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Unipol Banca's operating profitability is structurally weak, driven by weak revenue generation from its core businesses, high operating costs and material pressure from loan impairments.
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I'd argue it's not that RBI is so unbiased and attractive; it's that traditional equity VC is biased structurally against some women and underrepresented founders.
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However, Coke maintained its expectations for full-year comparable currency neutral income before taxes, structurally adjusted, of a gain of 6 percent to 8 percent.
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"While our long held, structurally bullish outlook remains tactfully in place, the pace of the supply outages may present further upside risk to our view."
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There are a number of high-quality companies, similar to what you might find in the United States, but structurally may be even more attractive.
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Lumber companies can sell some of the wood to recoup their expenses, but many of the trees are too decayed or structurally unsound to sell.
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After almost a century of service, the Broadway Bridge in Little Rock, Arkansas, was deemed "structurally deficient" and condemned to death by explosion on Tuesday.
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The last 50 years of human-rated spacecraft have excelled in the first two qualities, being both structurally sound and making efficient use of space.
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In fact, the revenue model of law firms — billable hours — is structurally incompatible with an alignment of interests between the law profession and its clients.
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If you need a perfectly smooth object you can get a Form Labs Form One printer, a product that products structurally coherent and smooth objects.
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The Sewol, which was structurally unsound, overloaded and traveling too fast on a turn, capsized and sank during a routine voyage on April 16, 2014.
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However, the president has maintained his views on the need for lower interest rates and monetary policy has been loosened despite structurally high core inflation.
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Nevertheless, much as all of us would prefer to avoid a tax increase, directly linking road maintenance to gasoline consumption is the structurally sound approach.
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Our roads receive a "D" grade from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and one in nine of the nation's bridges are structurally deficient.
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"The market is structurally short, so when we have small changes in supply we tend to be a lot more jittery," a gas trader said.
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Fitch recognizes the absence of upstream guarantees from the operating assets and that debt at Disney Enterprises is structurally senior to the holding company debt.
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Two of this year's most structurally impressive tours arrive in the area to remind viewers that big spaces don't always have to feel that way.
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In order to meet those challenges, they must dig deeper than their predecessors did and move to structurally empower their most valuable resource: their employees.
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Under Chief Justice John Roberts, the court's conservatives had already made great strides in structurally tilting the American democratic system in the Republican Party's favor.
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, who was ousted by voters on Tuesday, oversaw a series of changes that structurally tilted the state's electoral contests toward Republicans.
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Because the rates do not fully reflect potential flood losses, the program has been labeled "high risk" and structurally unsound by the Government Accountability Office.
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I do think yes, at the end of the day, we the people need to push for the changes structurally in terms of our leaders.
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The larger and more ambitious it got, the more complicated it became structurally and the harder it was to keep everyone coordinated and moving quickly.
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Yet the person who is best at translating Mr. Wilson's questions and ideas into structurally sound and sensually rich postmodern dance is Mr. Wilson himself.
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Southeast Michigan is a place structurally and culturally shaped by its historically broad manufacturing base, and which in turn defined itself through its material output.
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" Its devotion to that straightforward sitcom setup makes it more accessible than shows like the highly serialized "The Good Place," or the structurally inventive "Atlanta.
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It said it did not know if the aluminum was substandard, but said it was not being used structurally, so safety was not at issue.
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You may get to 28, 30, 35 and you're building up work history, but you're structurally not given 401(k)s or things like that.
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The neural network that found structurally new types of drugs did so without knowing any human-identified patterns in how various molecules tend to function.
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Structurally, the opener echoes the clichéd place-setting in Hollywood adventures, the ones with dashing heroes, offensively exoticized extras and maybe a mummy or two.
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Those columns were morally correct but structurally naïve, based on theories of party decision-making that no longer obtain in our era of institutional decay.
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Houses built on slabs without basements, or with eight-foot-high foundations that are "not super structurally sound," Mr. Scotti said, are prime teardown candidates.
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I'm working on a film right now called Earth Camp One, and I'm trying to do something different with it structurally, but it's been difficult.
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At least 15 percent of bridges in eight states fell in the underperforming category, with Rhode Island heading the list with a quarter structurally deficient.
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It went largely unnoticed last week, but the Trump administration's ongoing campaign to structurally tilt American democracy in the Republican Party's favor is proceeding apace.
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A country representing 28 percent of the monetary union's economy and living so grandly off the rest of its partners is a structurally destabilizing factor.
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That business is a structurally better business than just buying liquid securities because we can buy all the securities of that company, all the stock.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correct the list of states with the most structurally deficient bridges as a percentage of their total bridges.
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If states could shoulder the massive costs of an infrastructure revamp, we would all already be driving on smooth highways and over structurally sound bridges.
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It said it did not know whether the aluminum was substandard but said it was not being used structurally, so safety was not at issue.
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Two (but very related to the above), it's structurally built to evade a common defensive mechanism wielded by the HIV virus called a steric clash.
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The broader claim is that the president is structurally unable to violate the obstruction laws because of his powers under Article II of the Constitution.
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Nadig said while investors should never choose ETFs on fees alone, gold ETFs are an exception to that rule, since structurally the main choices are similar.
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The song's borders are intentionally blurred—thematically, structurally—but what Lacy feels is unmistakably obvious: the connection he has to his unnamed partner is no illusion.
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Structurally, the ceilings Beyoncé has had to break through still very much exist, but for Blue Ivy, the path is clearer and the potential is endless.
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That is the picture of a structurally unbalanced and a very vulnerable U.S. economy facing an unsettled political situation at home and growing security challenges abroad.
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What we're debating is, structurally, what do things look like long term, in terms of Medicare-for-all and how private insurance fits into all that.
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The courts view people arrested for prostitution as victims rather than criminals, but structurally, the report said, the courts still treat people selling sex as defendants.
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America's founders wanted power to be hard to concentrate, and for people who held some powers to be structurally at odds with those who held others.
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Puy-de-Dome's socio-economic indicators are in line with national average, albeit with a structurally lower unemployment rate (9% in 3Q15, against 10.2% for France).
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Following her so-called "companion" novel, "A God in Ruins", "Transcription" returns to the theme of war with a less structurally ambitious but equally gripping plot.
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And language pairs like Chinese-English, which are unrelated and structurally quite different, make accurate translation harder than pairs of related languages like English and German.
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"As I have said, the tax bill passed last May by Republican legislators jeopardizes Minnesota's structurally balanced budget in the future," Dayton said in a statement.
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As with many of the best Master of None episodes, it tells a one-off story in a structurally ambitious way, while keeping humanity center stage.
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In addition to a structurally negative trade balance, the income balance has turned negative, recording deficits of almost 244% of GDP in the past two years.
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Better recovery expectations by preserving the business model, as opposed to liquidating its balance sheet, reflect Moto's structurally cash-generative business and well-managed franchise portfolio.
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The mission of art is not to give you a bridge that will never fall, that's structurally perfect and sound, and all the math is done.
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"The jury is still out as to whether WPP has suffered due to a cyclical change, or whether the landscape is actually structurally different," he said.
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That the most popular faith in America is so precariously positioned—structurally omnipresent, but substantially obscure—is what makes a book like Macy Halford's so fascinating.
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The X-Files, which calmly and carefully closed a new case every week, couldn't be more structurally different from the open-ended, intentionally obtuse Twin Peaks.
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What ensues is a quietly electrifying rendition of "Being Alive" that might not be structurally necessary, but offers a reflective moment of respite and simple beauty.
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The notes will be structurally subordinated to the liabilities of MUFG's subsidiaries, including Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) and Mitsubishi UFJ Trust & Banking Corporation (MUTB).
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"The power of creation is not yet strong enough to overwhelm the power of destruction in the economy, but the transition is structurally positive, " he added.
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If this new source of interferon is shown to be the same, structurally, "then there is a lot of advantage in terms of scale," said Sang.
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"We believe that the planned restructuring measures at Siemens Gamesa are necessary because the market and regulatory environments are changing structurally," a spokesman for Siemens said.
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One Deltec home in the Abaco Islands, he said, lost some of its roof shingles and a bit of siding, but appears to be structurally intact.
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The notes are structurally subordinated to any future debt at some non-guarantor subsidiaries which represent approximately 3% and 6% of consolidated revenue and assets, respectively.
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By starting out with industries first, Golan is able to identify market leaders that are structurally advantaged, meaning they have growth drivers that outlast economic shakeouts.
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The results were clear: National champions, predatory trade practices, intellectual property theft, dumping and other economy-distorting government policies were big drivers of structurally unfair trade.
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These final three episodes have felt a little tacked-on and less structurally sound, as if they themselves were built using a deck of flimsy cards.
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The states with the highest percentages of "structurally deficient" bridges include Iowa with 19.3 percent, West Virginia at 19.8 percent and Rhode Island with 23 percent.
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" He says: "Ultimately we don't know what will happen, and how quickly — it will take years structurally for some of this stuff to be flushed out.
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What few bards detail is that these two pieces of confessional stream-of-consciousness are radically different, not structurally or philosophically but in general come-hither.
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One page of the comic, in particular, feels as though it's beginning to bust at the seams, structurally, until it strategically rights itself in the end.
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The housing minister said on May 5 that more than 2,600 buildings had been examined, with 226 found to be "structurally suspect" and needing immediate tests.
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The average chacra size is two to four acres and structurally speaking, it's a far cry from the mono-crop operations typical of North American farms.
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Investigators will not be able to enter the cathedral's blackened nave until experts are satisfied its walls withstood the heat and the building is structurally sound.
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They include those whose buildings collapsed, but also those whose buildings have been declared structurally unsound and, while standing for now, face the likelihood of demolition.
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"The bid price of 182p looks a good outcome considering the underlying business is structurally unprofitable without Apple royalties," analysts at Investec said in a note.
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Nadella&aposs pay package, while very large relative to the CEOs of most other big companies, is structurally similar to those of many of his peers.
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The primary reason the AHCA floundered as a policy document was because it kept too much of the structure of a structurally flawed act in place.
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Taylor said the fund had been structurally overweight Brazil for a number of years, with holdings such as Banco Bradesco and mall operator Multiplan performing well.
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Before, bridges could also be classified as structurally deficient if their overall structural evaluation was rated 4 or lower, or if they had insufficient waterway openings.
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"I don't think that the high fuel price environment is necessarily a structurally bad thing for Wizz Air," CEO Jozsef Varadi told Reuters in an interview.
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It too is non-narrative, inconsistent in point of view, and structurally askew, but with reason and frequently to good effect — it's intelligent and often funny.
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There, she and her (largely female) team manage NASA's support aircraft, helping with the design process, making sure planes are structurally sound, and generally ensuring they're airworthy.
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On Wednesday, when Mr. Foxx asked whether the existing tunnel was safe, Amtrak officials said that it was structurally safe, but that service was becoming less reliable.
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Structurally, the game follows the "walking sim" template popularized by games like Firewatch, where you can explore without worrying about being killed or running out of time.
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But Joe Antos, health policy expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said that repealing all of the taxes will be politically difficult and structurally problematic.
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Two North Carolina hog waste pits were structurally damaged, four were inundated with water and seven had discharges, according to the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality.
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In many cases, it would be hard (if not impossible) to notice these flaws once a product is fully printed, although it might be left structurally vulnerable.
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In 1998, I was able to get a building permit from Yasser Arafat, which enabled us to launch a major construction project to rebuild the church structurally.
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Attending a demonstration, Brünner told CNBC Make It, was a crucial step for female tech workers, a group that is "typically not structurally supported" within the industry.
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We still have a good ways to go on that vehicle, but you know, I think what's encouraging is it's starting to look like a spaceship structurally.
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What follows is, structurally, a classic quest narrative; Peter walks through dark woods both literally and metaphorically, breaks his foot, encounters characters who help or threaten him.
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The biggest problem, structurally, is essentially stapling an extra lane onto the bridge, which requires affixing old steel to new steel (not ideal, from an engineering perspective).
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"Determining fair value is a tricky proposition, as structurally higher valuations can be justified by lower discount rates or increased expectations in earnings growth rates," Hoffstein said.
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This means that if you modify a table to make it the right size for a customer, the software will let you know if it's structurally sound.
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EIF's operations largely consist of financial guarantees; unlike MDBs, EIF does not need to raise debt to fund loans and its balance sheet is structurally debt-free.
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Endorphins, which are structurally similar to the drug morphine, are considered natural painkillers because they activate opioid receptors in the brain that help minimize discomfort, says Matthews.
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Obviously future legislatures can do whatever they want, but at least structurally, the program is about as simple and long-term predictable as it could possibly get.
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I'm sure there are all sorts of valuable lessons I learned along the way; self-discipline, patience, teamwork, why sugar is not a structurally sound building material.
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Therefore, Fitch views these bonds structurally subordinated to other senior unsecured obligations of the group, which are represented by bank debt at the level of operating companies.
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Like many who are steeped in but structurally excluded from conventional English and its canon, Kelley had doubts about its capacity to adequately express African-American life.
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Mitski: Be the Cowboy (Dead Oceans) Fourteen structurally cunning, melodically engaging, verbally coherent songs that for a compact 33 minutes address romantic angst from a disquieting angle.
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Year built: 1970Daily Crossings: 136,580Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 4.3%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $6.6 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1957Daily Crossings: 15,147Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 9.7%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $148.7 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1977Daily Crossings: 129,884Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 4.6%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.3 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1959Daily Crossings: 289,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 7.0%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $8.8 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1972Daily Crossings: 112,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 5.4%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $683.3 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1957Daily Crossings: 145,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 7.2%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.6 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1978Daily Crossings: 68,105Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 3.9%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $755.8 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1964Daily Crossings: 81,700Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 3.3%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $332.9 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1960Daily Crossings: 54,156Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 2.6%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $2 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1967Daily Crossings: 225,340Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 3.3%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $5.7 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1949Daily Crossings: 73,935Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 6.9%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $8.5 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1971Daily Crossings: 16,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 7.0%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.1 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1962Daily Crossings: 246,500Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 8.5%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $4.8 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1974Daily Crossings: 186,289Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 6.2%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.6 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1940Daily Crossings: 33,400Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 19.4%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.6 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1959Daily Crossings: 30,900Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 5.2%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $2.9 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1957Daily Crossings: 123,194Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 7.1%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.9 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1965Daily Crossings: 86,800Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 13.0%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $7.5 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1959Daily Crossings: 27,320Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 13.1%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $48.9 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1963Daily Crossings: 203,660Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 5.1%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $3.5 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1958Daily Crossings: 201,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 9.2%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $9.5 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1954Daily Crossings: 146,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 10.7%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.7 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1959Daily Crossings: 99,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 5.0%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $521.3 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1959Daily Crossings: 30,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 9.4%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.6 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1964Daily Crossings: 198,800Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 8.6%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.3 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1957Daily Crossings: 23,080Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 7.4%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $535.9 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1970Daily Crossings: 81,950Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 8.8%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.5 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1981Daily Crossings: 127,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 1.4%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $653.1 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1959Daily Crossings: 42,600Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 9.0%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $3.7 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1931Daily Crossings: 159,180Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 8.1%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $7.0 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1961Daily Crossings: 112,621Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 5.8%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $569.0 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1962Daily Crossings: 189,441Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 10.0%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $20.1 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1968Daily Crossings: 149,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 10.2%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.9 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1963Daily Crossings: 21,500Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 10.8%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1963.6 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1969Daily Crossings: 82,023Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 5.6%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.6 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1960Daily Crossings: 87,300Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 11.0%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $8.2 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1926Daily Crossings: 156,100Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 5.2%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.8 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1967Daily Crossings: 194,917Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 16.6%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $12.7 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1964Daily Crossings: 171,707Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 23.1%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.8 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1958Daily Crossings: 124,800Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 8.5%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.5 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1954Daily Crossings: 19,377Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 16.7%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $534.8 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1958Daily Crossings: 175,270Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 4.3%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.9 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1961Daily Crossings: 106,670Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 1.3%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $3.3 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1964Daily Crossings: 123,670Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 2.2%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $51.0 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1928Daily Crossings: 15,500Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 2.4%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $561.2 millionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1958Daily Crossings: 96,904Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 4.6%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $8.3 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1958Daily Crossings: 73,221Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 4.6%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $8.3 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1970Daily Crossings: 203,758Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 19.9%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $2.0 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Year built: 1960Daily Crossings: 124,000Percent of state bridges classified as structurally deficient: 7.4%Cost of needed state bridge repairs: $1.4 billionSource: American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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" He added, "Broadly speaking, it was the wars of the twentieth century that wiped away the past to create the illusion that capitalism had been structurally transformed.
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My primary role as a pediatric cardiologist is to diagnose and care for infants who are born with a structurally abnormal heart that often needs surgical intervention.
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As a practical matter, that provision of the founding document makes it structurally impossible for the Department of Justice to indict its own boss, some scholars say.
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The need for infrastructure investment shows through America's 54,000 structurally deficient bridges, thousands of broken and pot holed roads, and hundreds of congested airports, landports and seaports.
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"We're manipulated by the text at every moment in ways that are structurally similar to the way he manipulated the women in his life," she told me.
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This structurally simple work, in which performers cross the stage while enacting specific actions, emphasizes, in the end, the power of movement in humorous and poignant ways.
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Mr. Cuomo said that the L train tunnel was structurally sound, but that salt water from the storm damaged its bench walls, which house important power cables.
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If prison scholars tend to focus on one angle or another of incarceration trends, Gilmore provides the most structurally comprehensive explanations, using California as a case study.
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"Problem Areas" combines elements of a talk show, an animated show and a documentary series, and is perhaps the most structurally ambitious news-comedy hybrid on television.
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"Structurally, it is a positive move as it will help in improving supervision," said Karthik Srinivasan, the head of financial sector ratings at credit rating firm ICRA.
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The last time they were heard regularly was in 2013 because the carillon has been "deemed structurally unsound," said Malcolm J. Merriweather, a member of the congregation.
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Geoff Cutmore: Do you think the market has structurally changed now and that a proper balance is within sights or is there still too much oil around?
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We haven't seen a bridge fail due to poor maintenance since 1989, and since then the states have reduced the number of structurally deficient bridges by 60%.
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Trump said at the time that the two countries had to work out the visa waiver agreement "structurally," but that he expected it to come together quickly.
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For example, Chromebooks and Apple's iOS are structurally much more secure because they were designed from the ground up with security in mind, unlike Microsoft's operating systems.
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"So structurally the market looks pretty well supplied, there is no reason to think there will be big changes over the next couple of years," he said.
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"Despite impressive track records of success, they are now facing threats of possible demotions through an internal reorganization that would structurally eliminate their current roles," Biggs added.
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Miners are still reeling from the massive expansion from 2010, which left the seaborne market structurally oversupplied when Chinese demand fell short of some extremely bullish forecasts.
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"The ECB is now going all in on achieving what we think is a structurally unattainable inflation target," said Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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The economy was growing fast and was structurally different from what it is today: more open, less consolidated and free of onerous rents, even in big cities.
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At the moment, the Democratic Party is structurally fragile and its members have shied away from the kind of radical upheaval Republicans have been forced to embrace.
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" Obama said that if the election comes down to the wire, it won't be "because of Hillary's flaws, but because structurally, we've become a very polarized society.
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"The market environment remains extremely challenging structurally, with continuing global overcapacities, risks from trade imbalances and highly volatile raw material prices," Thyssenkrupp said in its quarterly report.
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"Many of them are the ones that you can't find anything structurally off or chemically wrong; you can't pinpoint what's wrong in most of the cases," he says.
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Temporary Structural Subordination: WHA's senior unsecured debt could be structurally subordinated to the acquisition loans, which were taken by the subsidiary that directly holds the shares in Hemaraj.
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The story of iron ore mining in recent years has been the tremendous success the industry has enjoyed in structurally lowering its costs through technology and productivity gains.
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They are above $25 billion in revenue and so they would have to structurally separate — choosing between, for example, running the App Store or offering their own apps.
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When in 2009 the single currency, structurally vulnerable as it was, became engulfed by the biggest global financial crisis since the 1930s, its problems quickly became glaringly obvious.
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YouTube is now in the position of being structurally incapable of policing its platform and perhaps culturally hesitant even to do so with more heavy-handed moderation methods.
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That is clearly running into political opposition and that may change the game structurally in ways that we need to at least add in to our risk models.
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Zoning constraints on the height and width of the building left inmates and staff with less elbow room and made view-obscuring pillars structurally necessary—an architect's nightmare.
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Structurally, I followed the paradigm set up by books like Iain M. Banks' Culture series and games like Final Fantasy, in that each work is a complete standalone.
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According to Reuters, the stadium was built roof-less due to cost and concerns about whether a roof was structurally supportable, even as PyeongChang officials had lobbied otherwise.
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It also could mean, structurally, less room has to be devoted to temperature control, which could allow companies to squeeze more battery cells into the same size pack.
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The issue is that because of population aging and structurally rising health care costs, both Social Security and Medicare spending are steadily rising as a share of GDP.
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Even though we live in a fast-changing world with short-termism all around, it requires years of determination to transform a company and structurally reap the rewards.
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The explosion might not be strong enough to structurally damage the plane, but it could damage the cargo compartment and allow the Halon to escape, the agency said.
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To enjoy the episode, you have to ignore that existential hollowness—and the way it structurally mirrors the racism that it claims to critique—and so I did.
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Structurally, the dance is less compelling and original, circling back on itself and ending in the dark with the aural implication that the dancers might keep going forever.
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His work on the show serves as a reminder to never again casually dismiss the talented actors who are cashing checks by working on a structurally unforgiving procedural.
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It is a painful fact that functions structurally, in his work, to create interesting time signatures, where the past, the present, and the future meet in traumatic collisions.
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How we speak from our relative positions of power in a structurally unequal society may differ; the efforts of some may not conform to rational models of discourse.
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The reluctant friendship that emerges between Zélie and Amari positions itself structurally as the heart of the book, but here Adeyemi is writing checks she can't quite cash.
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The notes will also be structurally subordinated to any future debt at some non-guarantor subsidiaries which represent approximately 33712017% and 33710003% of consolidated revenue and assets, respectively.
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Because my practice is so solitary, the live performances are structurally similar to my shoots and hold the ephemeral beauty of transforming [and turn it] into a feeling.
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Around 200 residents were evacuated from an area near another dam operated by Vale late on Saturday, amid fears that it was structurally weak and could also collapse.
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However, this is based on the assumption that liquidity in capital markets will not be structurally impaired to prevent the fund from meeting Fitch's national scale rating criteria.
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Cenovus Chief Executive Brian Ferguson told analysts on a conference call on Thursday the company has structurally reduced its costs after "playing defense" for the past 18 months.
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" Deutsche initiated the healthcare technology and services sector and said stocks like Anthem, Cigna, & CVS have "attractive" potential returns while stocks like Walgreens Boots Alliance are "structurally disadvantaged.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's controversial Three Gorges Dam, the world's biggest hydropower project, is structurally sound, officials said, denying rumors on social media it was at risk of collapse.
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"Overall, the changes underlying the Great Moderation appear intact, and we see the economy as structurally less recession-prone today," Goldman economists Jan Hatzius and David Mericle wrote.
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Structurally, it looked somewhat like a modern human skull, but it was estimated to be about 210,000 years old — supposedly too old to be modern at that location.
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"Overall, the changes underlying the Great Moderation appear intact, and we see the economy as structurally less recession-prone today," Goldman economists Jan Hatzius and David Mericle wrote.
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It was finished in 1901, using materials carted up from the structurally unsound Chicago Post Office and Custom House, and served what was then a largely Polish neighborhood.
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By contrast, the Atlantic market was structurally weak due to a greater focus on renewable energy in developed countries making stronger efforts to try to combat climate change.
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So, this consolidation and investors expecting profitability sooner rather than later, we are structurally set up more efficiently and more optimally than anyone else to move to profitability.
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Its titanium collections — shaped by skilled goldsmiths, structurally perfected as 3-D designs and soldered together by laser as the material requires — encapsulate the beauty of Italian jewelry.
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The CGI rhino's surrogate relationship to the late Sudan structurally resembles the relationship between the exhibition's many eco-prototypes and the obsolescing goods those prototypes propose to replace.
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Almost half were found to be either structurally deficient or functionally obsolete, meaning that critical structural elements were either in "poor condition" or inadequate for current traffic loads.
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The builders' group said 55,710 bridges, or about 9 percent of U.S. spans, were structurally deficient, a share that is down 0.5 percent from a 313 bridge report.
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A bridge is classified structurally deficient if one or more of the key bridge elements, such as the deck, superstructure or substructure, is in "poor" or worse condition.
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These results indicate that there could be a time lag between when the brain changes structurally and when we start having trouble thinking and remembering, Dr. Burzynska said.
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A total of 55,710 bridges were found to be structurally deficient in the U.S. in 85033, with little improvement from the previous year, according to a new report.
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Instead, the number likely dropped so much because the Federal Highway Administration, or FHWA, narrowed the definition of what it means for a bridge to be structurally deficient.
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From deteriorating subway systems in Washington and New York to structurally deficient bridges in Michigan, to at-risk dams in California, there is clearly a need to reinvest.
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The CFPB governance model is structurally unsound as an independent federal agency due to its single-director governance, which a three-judge panel ruled last year is unconstitutional.
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But it is also possible that they have just cosmetically and structurally fixed the house and that some odor and unsafe mold will take root in the future.
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They also employed a technique that detects the 3D shape of DNA to further refine their guesses about how exactly to stitch together the structurally finicky venom regions.
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The situation is logistically, structurally, politically, and financially complicated because the vast majority of Catalan arts and culture institutions receive funding from both the Catalan and Spanish governments.
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Linux programs executed through WSL will appear in Windows as "pico processes," a new type of process that is structurally different than those spawned by regular Windows applications.
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The museum is able to reside on the second level of the garage because the brick and cement building is no longer structurally sound for heavy sanitation trucks.
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It's important to remember that the clit and glans (the head of the penis) are homologous, meaning they are structurally similar and made up of the same embryonic cells.
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The cracks tuned out to be minor and the memorial is structurally sound, said Jay Blount, a spokesman for the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument.
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Although structurally simpler than "Slacker," the show's centerpiece, these two works illuminate Hendry's process, and highlight her interest in the tension between surfaces and interiors, both corporeal and geological.
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Not only do mechanical keys tend to be more structurally sound than their rubber dome counterparts, they are also easier to type on and even more pleasing to use.
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This is an album that takes familiar hip-hop starting points and denatures them, resulting in a compelling collage that feels structurally untethered to hip-hop then or now.
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If Yellen signals that rates may rise but will stay structurally lower than we previously thought likely, then emerging markets should rally, safe at least from a U.S. tightening.
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And while I certainly wouldn't say the Moira parts of the episode were my favorite scenes, they clarified for me just what this season is trying to do structurally.
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So if the Tesla is going to blow down these bottles quickly, they could easily reach super frigid temperatures, which would make the COPVs brittle and less structurally stable.
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The President's approval ratings just hit an all-time high for him but are still structurally lower than they kind of should be for how well things are looking.
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And the fact that we're still wrestling with that and that people are outraged about economic turmoil when we have 3.8% unemployment shows us that something is structurally off.
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There was defending a system that is resoundingly broken, that you don't have 20,000 people in the streets planned in three days if there isn't something deeply, structurally wrong.
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How do we actually reevaluate gender inequity in this country in a way that seems finally where the inequities seem structurally visible, by some measures, for the first time?
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"Hartford's budgetary performance has been weak for several years, and the management environment remains constrained due to a structurally imbalanced budget with no credible corrective plan," S&P said.
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Structurally, these conspiracy theories have the same pattern: The hated president is believed to be covertly allied with some despised out-group, with an ideological, religious or racial minority.
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Why it matters: Concussions — from colliding with another player or repeatedly heading the ball — may structurally change the brain and have long-term effects on brain health and cognition.
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Meanwhile, polypropylene (PP) found in milk bottles, coffee cup lids and drink bottle lids is structurally sound, and therefore used for weight bearing components like chair and table legs.
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"Bryan Fuller, Michael Green, and Neil Gaiman have evolved the art form of television narratively, structurally and graphically with American Gods," Carmi Zlotnik, Starz's president of programming, told Mashable.
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Presently, of the 607,000 bridges across the U.S., roughly 65,000 are classified as "structurally deficient" and 20,000 as "fracture critical," which takes years and billions of dollars to fix.
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The fire was really limited to the roof, and because it's conceived structurally as a separate system, it can burn without affecting what's underneath it to a large extent.
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Structurally, the season has so many balls in the air that if this were any other series, I would be sort of nervous about some of them being dropped.
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The Ukraine controversy is not such a foundation, and Democrats continue to build a structurally unsound case that will be lucky to make it to the Senate before collapsing.
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We got clearance from the court in March of this year, and that allowed us to start doing some of the things structurally to actually execute on HBO Max.
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His votes on campaign-finance laws and voting rights have structurally tilted American politics toward conservative political forces while preserving as much of the court's public legitimacy as possible.
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Thursday was the first time a South Korean court acknowledged the government's liability in the tragedy, which involved a botched rescue and a structurally unsound ferry, according to Reuters.
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Structurally, "Silk Stockings" is similar to "Funny Face," another musical ode to Paris released earlier in 1957, wherein Mr. Astaire's glib fashion photographer successfully wooed Audrey Hepburn's diffident beatnik.
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The ARTBA's 19.8 Bridge Report said that 223 percent—or 24,2675 of the country's 616,087 bridges—are "structurally deficient," which the ARTBA estimates would cost $171 billion to fix.
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"Structurally, with Keystone restricted and the growing (heavy oil) output, and inventories being full, there doesn't seem to be a physical relief valve that's being blown yet," Dunn said.
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Since the euro's inception, critics have warned that it is structurally unsound — a currency union lacking an accompanying political apparatus to coordinate policy and collective aid when trouble emerges.
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Serious Eats documents the backlash: What if the phytoestrogens in soy — plant-derived molecules that look structurally like estrogen — were causing early puberty in girls and raising cancer risks?
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"Building these songs structurally and vocally, just having the performance, then building on top of it, it's a really good way to find out what it is," she says.
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"It is going to take a considerable period of time, and the building needs to be made structurally safe," Stuart Cundy, the Metropolitan Police commander, said in a statement.
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The image was an electron micrograph of a mouse hair cell, which measures about one-five-thousandth of an inch across and is structurally similar to a human one.
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China's insecure single-party state is politically unwilling and structurally unable to replace the American dollar as the world's reserve currency or Western Europe as a global banking center.
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"The Saudi economy has structurally aligned itself to a lower oil price environment as reflected in a more sustainable balancing price for its fiscal and current accounts," he said.
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Structurally, climate diplomacy has become like some religions: brimming with detailed information about our individual failure to do what's needed yet somehow optimistic about the collective goal of salvation.
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High-yield bonds were at the time issued at structurally subordinated holding companies, but investors successfully pushed for change after this resulted in low recoveries during the telecoms bust.
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