Subtract your liabilities from your assetsAfter tallying up the above figures, you'll need to subtract your liabilities from your assets.
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Add and Subtract From Left to RightRemember how you were taught in school to add and subtract numbers from right to left (don't forget to carry the one!)?
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Just subtract one robbery from the final tally for 2016.
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But if you subtract 19 from five, you get -14.
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They do not necessarily add or subtract from one another.
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Business fixed investment, we think will subtract a half percent.
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Instead, we should focus more on what we can subtract.
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Next, add up all your other costs and subtract those.
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So we subtract from today … you were born around 1990.
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It's easy to add and subtract participants within the platform.
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Maybe the answer is to subtract the gender gap altogether.
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Massive trade deficits subtract directly from our Gross Domestic Product.
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Focus on net returns, which subtract all fees and expenses.
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Does he get to subtract Weight Watchers points whenever he coughs?
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When it comes up tails, subtract 40 percent of your wealth.
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Then you must subtract our cost of goods which is $69.
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This suggests trade would subtract from first-quarter gross domestic product.
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But it will also add, subtract, play chess and speak French.
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When you subtract that credit, the annual fee is actually $150.
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Again, I told myself I'd subtract it from the total later.
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Add the value of speaking out, subtract the costs of silence.
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After that, simply subtract your total expenses from your total income.
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Subtract Cespedes's production, and the Mets would still have easily won.
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This research says bees can be taught to add and subtract.
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Subtract a half-point if you were wobbly sitting or standing.
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But subtract the diesel premium, and you're under the $4.53,000 mark.
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Readers can then add and subtract these subscriptions as their interests shift.
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So feel free to add or subtract several million from that total.
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So to work out the right level of contributions, subtract the returns.
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And they don't include the effects of taxes, which subtract from winnings.
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The company is required to subtract the decline in value from profit.
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Of course, users can always add to or subtract from a basket.
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Add a thin film of grease over everything, subtract any actual enjoyment.
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Subtract from that the bakery's spending on flour, yeast and other ingredients.
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Subtract your expenses and see if the result is positive or negative.
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The Royals indeed made a trade on Sunday, but not to subtract.
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"Subtract your age from 220 to estimate your maximal heart rate," he says.
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If that does not happen, would you think that would subtract from growth?
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I add up our expenses for a month and then subtract his contribution.
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Subtract the average number from the current number and that's the death toll.
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"Take whatever date it is currently, and subtract 10 years," the rules state.
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Add frames, subtract frames, or just draw in what you want to see.
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Android Nougat with OnePlus's OxygenOS customizations add instead of subtract from the experience.
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Decoupling doesn't subtract middlemen but still results in lower costs to the consumer.
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Then subtract the price of a ticket, times the probability of winning nothing.
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"I try not to add or subtract unnecessarily," Noz says of his approach.
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He would subtract or add a few beats to make it more interesting.
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If you're over 50, subtract your age from 100 and use that number.
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Subtract the amount you owe from the amount you receive as a loan.
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Uber's losses also look a little bit better when you subtract those expenses.
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Then subtract that amount from your total net income (your take-home pay).
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"I don't think you can really subtract technology from relationships anymore," she said.
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If you subtract the confidence in increasing growth and economic prospects, valuations will contract.
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Placeholder notation is what allows us to easily add, subtract, and otherwise manipulate numbers.
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JPMorgan believes that inventories will subtract a full percentage point from first-quarter GDP.
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"They continue to subtract tips from worker pay," the organization said in its statement.
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I'm guessing they assembled it first and proceeded to subtract pieces for the animation.
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Gmail allows users to add or subtract periods in their email addresses at will.
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Your deductible is the amount insurers subtract from a claim settlement for property damage.
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America loses so much of what defines it if you subtract the Chinese influence.
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To do this, they take the total price of attendance and subtract your EFC.
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And you may want to add and subtract from NATO in terms of countries.
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This means we have to subtract from xCoordinate instead of adding more to it.
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Subtract standing vertical reach from that number, and you have a player's vertical leap.
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All we have to do is subtract the vowels and fill in the grid.
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To create the Chiron, the automaker's engineers followed two directives: subtract weight and add power.
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You can add up all your expenses and subtract it from your post-tax income.
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For 89x6, calculate 90x6 instead, and then subtract that additional 6, so 11.223-6=534.
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You need to subtract 14 days to figure out the best time to have sex.
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The rising goods trade deficit will likely subtract from GDP growth in the second quarter.
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So, let's see, subtract from the greater number and ... ... OK, this is also the Penguins.
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By borrowing and spending, firms boost demand; when paying down debts they subtract from it.
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If you take the equity-- gap equity, subtract the intangible assets, it's less than zero.
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Finally, subtract 2x from both sides of the equation and you get x+10=20.
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But his eleventh-hour move at the U.N. now promises to subtract from this assistance.
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To estimate your maximum coinsurance cost, subtract your out-of-pocket maximum from your deductible.
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Subtract Carmike's last reported net debt and the deal values its equity at $737 million.
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That said, we understand that you might subtract a year or two from our recommendations.
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That suggests trade will probably subtract from gross domestic product in the October-December quarter.
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Of course, varying any critical assumption can add or subtract billions or trillions of dollars.
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But it's difficult to subtract out the mass of the planet's rings from those estimates.
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Subtract the value of Alibaba's offering and Chinese firms raised just $3 billion that year.
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The International Monetary Fund says Western sanctions subtract 85033 percent from GDP growth each year.
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It's impossible to subtract this key element from my life and imagine the same result.
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The effect of that decline was to subtract 28503 percent from that quarter's GDP growth.
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The rule of thumb for allocating your assets is to subtract your age from 290.
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But until now, only a few animals have demonstrated the ability to add and subtract.
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Subtract that expense and Uber still lost $1.3 billion, wider than in the preceding quarter.
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The wider goods trade deficit will likely subtract from GDP growth in the second quarter.
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Brazil and Russia are likely to add to global GDP this year, not subtract from it.
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Housing investment in America began to subtract from GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2005.
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Additional years in school add to the costs and subtract years in the workforce earning income.
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Normally we'd subtract points for sucker-punching a fan base that's already down, but… it's Montreal.
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They expect net exports will subtract about 2.1 percentage points from GDP growth in the quarter.
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If you subtract the share of that Chinese joint venture partner it's actually below two percent.
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The next columns add and subtract the charges and deductions that appear previously on the EOB.
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That's because electric motors can add and subtract torque to the wheels in a split second.
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You need to know very basic math [to code] — how to add and divide and subtract.
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We subtract M because imports are embedded in the aggregate spending of households, businesses, and governments.
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But I subtract points, too, because for fans of onscreen bloodshed this was an epic tease.
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Congress ultimately controls federal spending and could add to, or subtract from, the military's budget proposal.
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When you subtract the travel credit, the Chase Sapphire Reserve's annual fee is effectively just $150.
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When you subtract that credit from the annual fee, the card only costs $150 per year.
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Subtract these 32,400 jobs from the corporate totals and job losses at the firms become staggering.
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"Once you subtract out the standard deduction, they sometimes don't have any tax liability," Jones said.
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Some people set a baseline of 20% and add or subtract based on the overall experience.
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Economists at Moody's Analytics expect it would subtract 1.8 percentage points from gross domestic product growth.
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Because if you subtract V (the Roman numeral FIVE) from SEVEN, you are left with SEEN.
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Subtract her rent, bills, student loans and living expenses, and "I don't have savings," she said.
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If you subtract your expenses from your income and come up with a positive number, congratulations!
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Next, subtract any "gift aid," which includes grants — including federal need-based Pell grants — and scholarships.
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If your population is too scared to add up and subtract, your economy will suffer. Badly.
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Imports, which subtract from GDP growth, increased at their fastest rate in more than seven years.
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There's nothing about the matroids themselves that suggests why the log concavity would hold uniformly when you add or subtract the characteristic polynomials of submatroids (just as there's no obvious reason the log concavity would hold when you add or subtract the chromatic polynomials of graphs).
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Colleges subtract your EFC from the cost of attendance to calculate your financial need at their institution.
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So, if you're talking about a direct-to-consumer brand, take everything here and subtract about $50.
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If you subtract the French recipes but keep some French techniques, it describes his food at Portale.
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And even though it's refurbished, it still doesn't subtract from the fact that it's a Vitamix blender.
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He said he would not elaborate on his prior remarks but would not "subtract" from them either.
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Sentiment indexes subtract the percentage of companies saying conditions are poor from those saying conditions are good.
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Another rule of thumb advisors have used over the years is to subtract their age from 100.
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I think the question we all need to address is does it add votes or subtract votes?
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If we didn't subtract M, then GDP would be overstated by the value of spending on imports.
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The carmaker said last week that it would subtract €2.2 billion from operating profit for legal issues.
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He assembled metal plates, pins, and old film, creating a machine that could easily add and subtract.
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Then, subtract any loans or debt you might have, including student loans, mortgages, and credit card debts.
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This hodgepodge of subplots and confrontations subtract from the strength of the first part of the movie.
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Subtract the condo buildings that are going up on Halsted, and Pilsen really hasn't changed at all.
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To subtract individuality and leave a race of perfect people, each the same perfect as the next.
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Subtract all of that and you get a winner — a winner who looks nothing like Bernie Sanders.
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This demographic shift alone should, other things being equal, subtract around a percentage point from U.S. growth.
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If that trend continues in August and September, trade could subtract from third-quarter gross domestic growth.
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To take an itemized deduction, you subtract the specific item from your income, which reduces your taxes.
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But if you subtract nature's volatility from the equation, then these icy flowers are no longer guaranteed uniqueness.
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Some observers subtract the evidence of being too friendly to Wall Street, focusing on her detailed policy proposals.
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Others can do things such as add or subtract arugula or make the pizza appear baked or unbaked.
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Every banal occurrence doesn't simply subtract from the sum-total of events, but rather alters its composition altogether.
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The sentiment indexes subtract the percentage of companies saying conditions are poor from those saying conditions are good.
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Now think of the hand-held device with numbered buttons you use to add, subtract, multiply or divide.
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"Doesn't equity mean that if you subtract something, you need to add something in return?" said the Rev.
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"I know how to subtract, I know how to read," her granddaughter Melvena Swimmer quoted her as saying.
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Then subtract about six feet from those two measurements to get a target dining table length and width.
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It's a breezy weekend as well, so subtract a few degrees from temperatures when planning what to wear.
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"We think margins are going to subtract 5.9% from EPS growth of the S&P 500," said Palfrey.
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Choosing silence does not subtract you from the trans community, it simply favors the preservation of your anonymity.
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Between injuries and the players you add and subtract, it probably won't hurt you in the long run.
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Do it with me: Subtract 20 from the current year and round to the nearest multiple of five.
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"What we want is something which is neutral, so that people can add and subtract from it," Sen.
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Her teachers have never made her feel that she must sacrifice, subtract, replace or reject anything about herself.
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Yet when you add or subtract two log concave sequences, the resulting sequence is usually not itself log concave.
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KEVIN HASSETT: If we don't make positive progress in reducing uncertainly about trade it would subtract from growth, yes.
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"If you subtract the racism and negative values, the Tea Party had a really smart strategy," says Mr Levin.
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Subtract the loser's number from the victor's to determine how many glugs—or shots—the loser has to drink.
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Once you have that, subtract 22016 to get the current private multiple based on ARR* (annualized run-rate revenue).
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So a really straightforward example is the AlterG treadmill that can be programmed to subtract weight from your body.
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Essentially you'd just add an interfering signal known to both devices before transmission, and the receiver can subtract it.
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Core wholesale prices, which subtract volatile food and energy, were up 2.6 per cent over the past 12 months.
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This suggests trade would subtract from first-quarter gross domestic product unless the deficit shrinks in February and March.
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This allows them to handle variances in traffic, and to add or subtract members from the convoy as needed.
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The standard deduction is the dollar amount non-itemizers may subtract from their income before income tax is applied.
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Then subtract all of your debt, including your mortgage balance, credit card balances and any other loans or obligations.
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Meeting the 2025 emissions reduction target alone could subtract $250 billion from our GDP and eliminate 2.7 million jobs.
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I do not have letters like Ph.D. behind my name, but I can read, add, subtract, multiply and divide.
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That means demographics could subtract 0.1 percentage point from annual global growth over the next three decades, it said.
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Flickr Pro accounts, which charge an annual fee, add the Stats page and subtract advertisements from your browsing experience.
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He learned which way to hold a ball if it was scratched and how to add and subtract velocity.
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You&aposd take $250,000 and subtract $150,000 to find that your home currently adds $63,000 to your net worth.
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But what if finding happiness is less about what we should add and more about what we should subtract?
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But, Quavo tells us he doesn't care ... and says the Falcons need to add Kap and subtract Ryan ASAP!!!
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"When you want to subtract and start using a purity test, that's not good for the party," he added.
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Economists estimate the storms could subtract at least six-tenths of a percentage point from third-quarter GDP growth.
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Crickets are also an issue, though sound editors have to add them as often as subtract, for continuity's sake.
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If you're self-employed, a $21 project means a $2000 paycheck; your client won't subtract taxes from your pay.
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And you got to find out that it doesn't matter at all — all the diversity adds, it doesn't subtract.
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Then total up how much your monthly expenses are, including student loans, and subtract that from your total income.
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These are all jokes, it must be said, but subtract the laughs, and they seem less like only jokes.
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Subtract one party's wasted votes from the other's, and then divide that difference by the total number of votes cast.
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In other words, "if you were to subtract the 1970s study, the FDA could not have approved Diclegis," Persaud said.
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He reckons that ride-hailing services add 2.8 vehicle miles of driving in those cities for every mile they subtract.
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The Reuters Tankan's sentiment indexes subtract the percentage of companies saying conditions are poor from those saying conditions are good.
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Another way to subtract components of the microbiome is to use viruses, known as bacteriophages, that attack particular bacterial species.
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That's because the car's electric motors can add and subtract torque to the wheels in the blink of an eye.
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For example, to reduce 2 ounces of 135 proof whiskey to 100 proof, divide 135 by 100 and subtract one.
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I decided to subtract 18% from just one week's worth of spending, and make that number last for two weeks.
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When I subtract what I paid on my first month's statement for the annual fee, that's still a whopping $1,700.
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The platform estimates the value of each concentrate based on the component parts that add or subtract value when processed.
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The effect of excess supply would subtract 0.2 percentage point from inflation in the third quarter of 2017, it said.
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Should you embark on a pro-cannabis crusade without knowing whether it will add to or subtract from that number?
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As they occupy more areas of the world, will they ultimately add more carbon to the atmosphere — or subtract it?
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The government on Thursday warned that the crisis will subtract at least half a percentage point from first quarter growth.
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Subtract terrorists, criminals, violent fanatics and political extremists from the mix, and I plead guilty to wanting more-open borders.
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No, to get a bee to add or subtract, the researchers first had to teach them the rules of arithmetic.
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Speculative transactions both distract business people from their true work and subtract money from the "virtuous cycle of the real economy".
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Subtract domestic shipping from that, which Miss Lollipop reports is "usually around $5-6" and you're left with $40 per pair.
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The opposite approach to adding such "good" bacteria (and thus their genes) to the mix is to subtract the bad ones.
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In answering this question you might test different values—can I subtract 3 from the polynomial such that it's still nonnegative?
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Knowing how to calculate percentages or subtract large numbers without a calculator helps you make better arguments and presentations, he says.
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Baked into the GDP formula, then, is the notion that imports subtract economic growth, and therefore, as per Okun's Law, jobs.
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Subtract what you paid for the economy fare, and aim for around 20 percent to 40 percent of the remaining price.
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Subtract the four vacation weeks when I worked much less than usual, and that rises to about 3 hours a week.
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A decision to quit the EU would subtract substantially from Europe's ability to muster coherent and credible responses to global crises.
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Unzip the pillow's inner lining, and you can add or subtract fill to achieve the perfect loft for your sleeping needs.
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Since Obama won them by 20 points in the last cycle, we can subtract 21625,2900 votes from the anticipated Democratic total.
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He is willing to rapidly add or subtract from potential deal, increase scope, and take advantage of the chaos he creates.
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"I know it's done when I look at every millimetre and feel that I can neither add nor subtract," he said.
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Indeed, once you subtract the higher fees these funds charge, actively traded funds tend to actually do worse than index funds.
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And some apps also track activity and subtract calories burned by exercise from calories eaten, and that couldn't be more wrong.
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Economists at Moody's Analytics, for example, expect it would subtract 1.8 percentage points from G.D.P. growth and cause unemployment to rise.
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With orthodontics and restorations, dentists can often manipulate the size, shape and arrangement of teeth to subtract years from a face.
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Again, this is me thinking about albums where I'd like to subtract a few songs and switch them with something else.
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The fading effects of the tax cuts and other US stimulus measures will "subtract momentum" starting in 2020, the IMF warned.
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The luxury tax bill isn't calculated until the end of the season, leaving time to add or subtract from the payroll.
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In this study, bees were tested on the number range of 1 to 5 for their ability to add and subtract.
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But forecasts suggest the president has some room for his trade policies to subtract from growth without doing enormous economic damage.
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Should I subtract money from my total when I took it out of the ATM or when I actually spent it?
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"Exports are going to subtract a lot more from growth than I think many were expecting," she said in a phone interview.
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I subtract $212 that we paid for a plumber visit last week and also pay for our parking space via Cash App.
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On average, however, the group expects tariffs to subtract 20193 percent from growth in 22019, double the estimate from the September survey.
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If the four of you could come together and work on it, add and subtract to it, put it to a vote.
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Local Motors can also easily tinker with the placement of the batteries or the electronics, or add or subtract to the structure.
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Once you have those numbers, the American Heart Association explains, you'll subtract your age from 220 to get your maximum heart rate.
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And if you subtract trades that some executives schedule to be executed at the same time each year, it looks even fishier.
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If you subtract both the bread and grapes from the meal, the carb count goes down from 37 grams to 11 grams.
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From there, you subtract the greater of your standard deduction or your itemized deductions from your AGI, arriving at your taxable income.
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Iraqi armed forces spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Rasool told Reuters the mobilization near Mosul would not subtract from the campaign in Falluja.
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Residential investment contracted in the first quarter and economists expect housing will subtract again from gross domestic product in the second quarter.
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We will then instantly subtract the spiritual lecturer, the former tech executive and the guy-who-was-once-in-the-House. Great!
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By 1957 they had perfected an innovative electronic (rather than electromechanical) calculator that could not only add and subtract but also multiply.
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They have failed to protect minors, who simply have to subtract a few years from their birth date to create a profile.
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To find AGI, take your gross income and subtract above-the-line deductions, like contributions to retirement accounts and student loan interest.
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Mr. Wine expects to put the case before a grand jury on Wednesday, and could add or subtract charges at that time.
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If your employer contributes to a Health Savings Account for you, subtract that amount — say, $1,000 — from the cost of the premiums.
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Subtract payroll taxes and federal income taxes on that raise, and that family is looking at $158 a month in additional earnings.
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There you can choose to combine all item weights or combine item weights and subtract a particular amount for each additional item.
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For each support required, such as a hand, forearm, knee, side of a leg or hand on a knee, subtract 1 point.
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"If you don't subtract that [motion], then it puts the same Doppler shift into the supernova data," Rubin explained in an interview.
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Add some points for the pun, subtract some points for the fact that said pun has nothing to do with the number five.
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"Sure, it's a comic-book movie and it's made a lot of money — but that doesn't subtract from Ryan's extraordinary work," he said.
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In fact, if you subtract expectations for the future from feelings of current conditions, they're more negative than prior to the great recession.
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Just subtract the grams of fiber you consume from the total grams of carbs and that's your net carb intake for that meal.
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Subtract African-Americans, who have licence to use the N-word, from the Clinton numbers and the share drops, but only to 19%.
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They estimate that the so-called Brexit could subtract about two-tenths of a percentage point from GDP growth over the next year.
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When measuring incomes, economists often subtract the cost of rent or mortgage payments, to give a better idea of the person's disposable resources.
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Subtract politics from the equation and you have an immensely unqualified individual in an extremely prominent position of power, literally shaping the future.
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You can add or subtract ingredients to your heart's content, and the assortment of raw vegetables is entirely adaptable to what's on hand.
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Subtract one from another, and if you've got a red number you're in shit, and if you've got a black number you're fine.
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Now, subtract the villainous boss of the former and the lack of diversity in the latter, and I give you The Bold Type.
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To account for an individual drinking over a longer period of time, subtract about 22015 percent for each 218 minutes of drinking time.
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"I thought our lineup was legit and we needed help with our pitchers, and we needed to add rather than subtract," Stanton said.
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"Emoji has had a tendency to subtract attention from the other important things the consortium needs to be working on," Ken Whistler says.
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You have to add winners and unforced errors, and subtract that number from total points to figure out a player's forced error total.
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Next year, in fact, the tax effect is expected to subtract from earnings growth when this year's windfalls are baked into financial statements.
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Finally, take a look at your calendar and ask yourself: What can you add, subtract, or change to start working through step one.
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To solve for your post-tax salary, multiply your total income by your tax rate, then subtract that number from your total salary.
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Both the Senate and the House versions limit the ability to subtract net operating losses in one year against income in other years.
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"We'd be more inclined to add to our equity exposure today than to subtract from it," said Ed Keon, portfolio manager at QMA.
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Formulas in Excel allow users to add and subtract, find the average, median, and much, much more — a staple of the program, really.
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In a new study in Scientific Advances, scientists in Australia have shown that honeybees can add and subtract if trained to do so.
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Subtract a coach, add a little bit of Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving buying in and you've got a near-flawless post season.
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You subtract the number of hours of sleep you need from the time you have to get up, and that is your bedtime.
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Messrs McGhee and Stephanopolous subtract one party's wasted votes from the other's, and then divides that difference by the total number of votes cast.
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Imports, which subtract from gross domestic product, could get a further boost from a $1.5 trillion tax cut package that became effective in January.
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What happens, though, if you take that formula, subtract Pixar, add the current kings of stoner comedy, and give it a hard-R rating?
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To calculate the amount of gain (or loss), simply subtract the proceeds received on the date of the sale from your adjusted tax basis.
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The usual way to calculate the social returns of higher education is to sum up all the graduate premiums and subtract any public subsidies.
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A water footprint using "net green" would subtract the amount of water natural vegetation might need if, say, a sugar plantation hadn't replaced it.
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He was a real-life Fox Mulder, if you subtract the bone structure of David Duchovny and add the walrus mustache of Teddy Roosevelt.
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But airlines are increasingly looking to lessors to quickly add and subtract capacity at short notice to match market demand, experts told the conference.
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My rule of thumb, if you need one, would be to subtract your age from 110 to establish a baseline for your stock holdings.
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Since drivers pay their own fuel and depreciation expenses, we need to subtract those costs from their earnings, but we don't have good data.
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Every time the mind summons the encoded experience, it can add details, subtract others and even alter the tone and point of the story.
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Subtract your total amount of expenses and savings from your income, and you'll have an idea of what you have left over each month.
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If you subtract out their combined debt loads of $11 billion, you get an implied market cap for the new company of $29 billion.
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Of course, individuals may also choose to simply subtract a "standard deduction" from their gross income rather than itemize a list of permitted expenses.
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If the shutdown lasts the rest of this month, it could subtract a sizable half a percentage point from gross domestic product, the official said.
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Once you subtract the money the government spends on interest payments on the debt, programs for seniors would take up 50% of all remaining spending.
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Payment is by honor system tracked on index cards and I still have a few dollars in credit, so I subtract $211 from my total.
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If you burn a lot of calories at rest—100 per hour, just as an example—then you have to subtract that from the 600.
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A tax deduction is a specific amount of money the Internal Revenue Service allows you to subtract from your total income before taxes are calculated.
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You can think of the hologram's surface as something that can subtract away or add to the light shone on it, depending on its chirality.
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The resulting hardware is roughly half the size of a penny, when you subtract the tip and hook that helps it stay firmly in place.
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For his 2172 taxes, John would subtract the standard deduction ($2970,22) and take zero personal exemptions, since they were eliminated with the GOP tax law.
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If only someone could splice together the best parts of Apple Music and the best parts of Spotify, and then subtract each of their flaws.
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Canadians on welfare normally would have to subtract all of what they earn from their monthly benefit, so this is considered an incentive to work.
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There is no way to give additional rights to a fetus that do not subtract from the rights of the person who is carrying it.
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You can click on "Clear All" to remove the list or change the source range to add or subtract items from your drop-down list.
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Set your retirement budget "Take your current expenses and add or subtract as necessary in areas of spending that will change in retirement," says McCurry.
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Indeed, when you subtract the value of Yahoo's major assets from the total market value of the company itself, you get a large negative number.
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"The great thing about pitchers is they can always tinker, always sort of add or subtract from their repertoire," Oakland General Manager David Forst said.
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Be sure never to add or subtract degrees from an axillary reading based on any guidance you may have received, as this advice is incorrect.
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But, subtract the maximum 401(k) contribution of $19,500, and suddenly your taxable income is $120,500 — making your income suddenly eligible for a Roth IRA.
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Subtract venture capital from the landscape of late-twentieth-century innovation, and we would have reached the new millennium with roughly the same technological capacities.
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It is better to add and subtract elements in different yet compatible colors and patterns over time, allowing a more personal feeling to evolve naturally.
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Meridian would bill the Donaldsons at their maximum legal rent — over $28 more — and then subtract a "preferential" credit to arrive at the actual price.
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So far, economists are forecasting that Brexit will subtract an average of two-tenths of a percentage point from U.S. growth over the next six quarters.
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To reach each rating, the surveys subtract the percentage who respond with "low trust" in Duterte from those who said they had "much trust" in him.
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Subtract the lavish costumes and the massive geopolitical stakes, and Starz' new show The Spanish Princess actually just tells a classic fish-out-of-water story.
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Tesla's platform, which is not yet operational, will give customers the ability to "offer their car, add or subtract to the fleet at will," Musk said.
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The old rule of thumb is is to subtract your age from 43 to figure the percentage of stocks that should be kept in your portfolio.
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Next, take the length of your longest menstrual cycle and subtract 11 from the number of days to determine the last fertile day of your cycle.
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"If the tax cut policy is not extended, this year there may be a rush to buy, it will subtract from next year's sales," Shi said.
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If so, the vessel would be recorded as an import at some point and thus subtract from national GDP, muddying the overall impact on the economy.
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One way to find the minimum value is to ask yourself: What's the most I can subtract from a nonnegative polynomial before it turns negative somewhere?
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But often these deals are already in the books and won't subtract from the U.S.'s trade deficit with China, which was $347 billion last year.
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In rural Pakistan just over two-fifths of third-grade students, typically aged 8 or 9, have enough grasp of arithmetic to subtract 25 from 54.
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He said the United States did not subtract the $4 billion surplus its service sector received from Taiwan, and a $13 billion surplus from re-exports.
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I don't know if even the likes of Michael Haneke could do anything to subtract from the kitten-like allure of Kirby's rosey, swollen marshmallow shape.
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Instead, savers can subtract interest earned on the savings from their taxable income, a less generous approach since interest rates for basic savings accounts remain low.
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Sometimes I wonder if relationships are like math problems: You add the pros, subtract the cons, run the numbers and round up to the nearest husband.
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Australia's Treasury Department on Thursday earlier warned the crisis will subtract at least half a percentage point from the country's economic growth in the current quarter.
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They included the ability to add and subtract decimals; identify, understand and describe unit rate; recognize story elements; and discern what is important in a text.
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At the time, The Associated Press reported that the move could subtract up to $55 million from the state's budget, which totaled more than $200 billion.
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But what happens if and when he bids farewell to the one constant in his film career; who's left behind when you subtract this X-factor?
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Subtract royalties of 20 percent, and deduct production costs plus operating expenses of a combined $2.43 a barrel, and Aramco's pretax profit would be $135 billion.
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If we subtract these two sets of simulations, we're left with estimates of how much we can expect polls to move between now and primary day.
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Next, subtract another 30 percent from the Alibaba shareholding, reflecting an estimate from analysts at Bernstein of the tax liability that would arise from a sale.
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Under present law, taxpayers who earn below certain income caps can subtract this fixed dollar amount from their adjusted gross incomes to lower their taxable incomes.
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But right now, he's 4 and learning how to subtract with his fingers, and he doesn't need to be enmeshed in a complex web of dating rituals.
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The fact that macaws blush to communicate isn't surprising—parrots are outrageously smart and emotional birds that can count, add and subtract, and make and use tools.
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Now subtract all the drug dealers, trifling baby daddies, cheating and/or abusive husbands, and leads romantically involved with nonblack women, and you don't have much left.
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Then, you take the length of your shortest menstrual cycle, and subtract 18 from the number of days to find the first fertile day of your cycle.
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As Greenberg points out, the rule for dividing exponents requires us to subtract them (easy!), so we get 25 x 210(211.22-211.22)= 22 x 215 = 113,211.
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Trump would make the average cost tax-deductible: If you live in Virginia, you could subtract the average child care cost of $22015,0003 from your taxable income.
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Blue Bottle was also paying attention—add better coffee, subtract free Wi-Fi; and you have a 40-shop company Nestle is willing pay $500 million for.
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After typing in your industry, GoDaddy will pull in all the sections they think are relevant for you – which you can of course add and subtract to.
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"I believe if you add or subtract we have been a very large net creator of jobs during this whole period in the United States," Ross said.
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Analysts had thought trade - exports minus imports - would subtract from GDP in the second quarter given it had added a sizable 0.4 percentage points the quarter before.
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Subtract Ossoff's name, and you could be forgiven for thinking this is a pitch from the Home Shopping Network, rather than emails produced by a congressional campaign.
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"We should impose coverage obligations and subtract it from their payment for spectrum," said Adriana Labardini, a commissioner at the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT), Mexico's telecom regulator.
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When we subtract those under the voting age, convicted felons and undocumented immigrants, there are about 226 million people eligible to vote, according to the U.S. census.
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The calculations around it will most certainly be partisan, but it is the best hope for ending the corrosive practices that subtract citizens from the electorate. ♦
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Deutsche Bank warned earlier this month that it would subtract $1.9 billion from its quarterly profit because of changes that reduced its ability to deduct past losses.
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Subtract the modern technology and the process is nearly identical to the one used more than 250 years ago, when the company was founded by Thomas Whitty.
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Tap the Customize Controls option, and on the Customize screen use plus and minus icons to add or subtract the listed shortcuts from the Control Center screen.
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" In his new book, "A Republic, If You Can Keep It," Gorsuch explains it another way: Under originalism a judge can't add or subtract rights "willy nilly.
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Sketch out your monthly budget Add up the fundamentals (your rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, student loans and car loans) and subtract from your monthly after-tax pay.
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Subtract royalties of 20 percent, and deduct production costs plus operating expenses of a combined $11 per barrel, and Aramco's pre-tax profit would be $0.43 billion.
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" In a new book, "A Republic, If You Can Keep It," he puts it another way: Under originalism a judge can't add or subtract rights "willy nilly.
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Subtract the upgrading of fencing and such that was already there and Trump has, by some recent estimates, constructed fewer than 25 miles of actually new barrier.
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The Australian government earlier on Thursday warned that the crisis will subtract at least half a percentage point from the country's economic growth in the current quarter.
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We take the result of Jacob and Florian's ensemble model and subtract Trump's share of the two-party vote according to the latest HuffPost Pollster national polls.
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If you had the URL for any document on its website, you could simply add or subtract one to a number in the URL to access another document.
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So the issue here is if we subtract the noise, which is noisier this year than we've been exposed to, we have to look at what's actually happening.
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The timekeepers can also subtract a second, but that has never been necessary so far, as Earth's days have generally been longer than 86,18.63 seconds, not shorter. Yes!
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They come with a sort of hunger and a kind of gaze that don't subtract from what those of us already here have but, instead, add to it.
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That puts pressure on active managers to buy the shares in the index, and then add or subtract a few stocks in an effort to beat the index.
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" Move the setting to the south coast of Brittany, subtract a bit of the bitterness, and you have the start of the action in "A Legacy of Spies.
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Would you believe that Abacus Championship winning contestants regularly add, subtract, multiply and divide numbers of up to 16-digits in just a few seconds — using an abacus?
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And this means they join the ranks of humans, chimpanzees, pigeons, and even spiders(!) as animals that science has shown can add and subtract by at least 1.
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Under the first version of Cannataci's scoring system, systematic monitoring of private communications could subtract 55 points, as could intensive policing of the internet and monitoring of chatrooms.
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He's been juggling the release of both records and hoping that the timing of all of this only helps garner attention for Moonface and Siinai, not subtract from it.
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Subtract from that total 47.5 percent of what's called the joint contribution credit, which the NFL uses to fund things such as healthcare of retired players and medical research.
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A key part of the AHCA expanded the scope of the medical deduction exemption, which allows people with high medical costs to subtract those costs from their taxable income.
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There are also some new features that were sorely needed in Photoshop Sketch, like a selection tool and the ability to add or subtract to the selection as well.
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Retail inventories excluding autos, which go into the calculation of GDP, gained 0.4% as reported in May, suggesting inventory accumulation could subtract from GDP growth in the second quarter.
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Domestic private sales, which subtract out imports and exports as well as government spending, decelerated to half the rate of the previous quarter — the smallest gain in three years.
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The layers' thicknesses and compositions are chosen so as to force light waves to add together or subtract from one another as they are reflected from the various layers.
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The bill does allow schools to subtract assets that are used directly for education, although that wouldn't be nearly enough to exempt the aforementioned schools nor their many peers.
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Ford's sexual assault allegation dating back 85003 years begins to subtract from the population of potential swing voters and suburban women voters so important to Republican candidates this fall.
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Montreal's Lyrebird can do this, as can Adobe's yet-unreleased VoCo, which can also rearrange, add or subtract words in an existing recording to make it sound completely different.
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These tools, often referred to as Extreme Risk Protection Orders, provide family members and law enforcement an avenue to subtract the guns from a crisis situation before tragedy occurs.
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Tally up the worth of all your assets (savings/investments, value of big possessions like a house or car, etc.) and subtract your liabilities (debt, mostly.) Voila — net worth!
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A simple way to find out is to subtract your age from the number 120; the number remaining is the percentage of your portfolio that should be in stocks.
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If you'd be spending at least $300 on these purchases each year anyway, you can effectively subtract this $4503 from the card's annual fee, since you'll get $300 back.
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Subtract the 700 or so miles that are currently already fenced, and the open range needing to be patrolled is down to 1,300 miles, not accounting for natural barriers.
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"I always felt that if you want to grow the majority, you add and you don't subtract," said Cuellar, who's part of the Blue Dog Coalition of moderate Democrats.
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Next, add up the total number of "wasted" votes for each party in each congressional district in a state, and then subtract the smaller number from the bigger number.
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He would be able to deduct, or subtract from his taxes, something like $100,0003 a year for 20 years to defray the costs of buying and improving the property.
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In a November report it projected that such a "no deal Brexit" would be a major shock that could subtract more than 10 percent from Britain's gross domestic product.
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Ages 4-6 (Computer) This language, arts, and music learning site has dozens of games and activities to help your kids learn to read, add, subtract, and identify shapes.
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We have cards up on the wall of our timeline, and we move them around when we add or subtract things because our story doesn't follow the book exactly.
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But if you command it and you use it efficiently around the strike zone, you should be able to get people out with 100, if you add and subtract.
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Myklebust said the overall goal of his two-year project, nicknamed Top Speed, was to engineer a suit that could subtract eight one-hundredths of a second per lap.
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Retail inventories excluding autos, which go into the calculation of GDP, gained 0.4% as reported in May, suggesting inventory accumulation could subtract from GDP growth in the second quarter.
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The standard build for all sandwiches and salads contains five fresh veggies -- lettuce, tomato, cucumbers, peppers and onions -- but you are welcome to add or subtract toppings as you wish.
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One way to measure this unusual juxtaposition of closely contested national elections and landslide state-level elections is to subtract the national margin from the median state-level presidential margin.
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There will also be expansion packs for the TagTile language, so instead of teaching programming Kubo will be able to do teach kids things like spelling and addition and subtract.
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Take what they think is their net income and subtract what they'll owe in taxes, the amount they spend on product, and their travel expenses for conferences and training sessions.
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Economists often subtract some items from this total (such as equity financing) and add others (such as the local-government bonds that have replaced some bank loans to infrastructure ventures).
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According to the standard method for measuring the economy's size and expansion or shrinkage, the kinds of rising trade deficits the nation has run since the 1970s subtract from growth.
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I log into my bank account and subtract my savings ($196 per week) from my take-home and then transfer 20% of that into my boyfriend and my joint account.
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Subtract $200 million of cash on Gannett's balance sheet and factor in Tribune Publishing's existing $390 million of debt, and the combined company would have net borrowing of $2.6 billion.
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The tax structure allowed companies to subtract interest received on loans to subsidiaries from the group's corporate tax bill, as long as all entities involved were based in the Netherlands.
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For the Europeans, the crisp bank notes come from giant coupes: Take an SUV, subtract some practicality, add a dose of style and a few cow herds' worth of leather.
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To assess dementia, participants were asked, among other things, to recall 10 nouns immediately and after a delay, to serially subtract seven from 100, and to count backward from 20.
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Protein needs are based on a person's ideal body weight, so if you're overweight or underweight, subtract or add pounds to determine how much protein you should eat each day.
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It simply dings or beeps when the time is up and it's quicker to add or subtract a few minutes by turning a dial or pressing a button or two.
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The White House Council of Economic Advisors recently estimated that the partial shutdown would subtract 0.13 percent from the quarterly Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for every week the shutdown continued.
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According to a study published this week in Science Advances, scientists at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, have shown that honeybees can add and subtract if trained to do so.
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Subtract your score on question 1 from 8 and your score on question 4 from 8, then add both of those numbers to the subtotal to get your final score.
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But things like that hopefully won't subtract from the overall ethos of the account, but just give a more direct link to my own personal projects and my own personal account.
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Mr Moore was badly injured in a racist school-bus brawl in fifth grade and at 13, he could neither read a clock, name the days of the week nor subtract.
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Further, if you paid interest on student loans or are self-employed and paid health insurance premiums throughout the year, for example, you can subtract those amounts from your gross income.
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The average American's rate of annual loss is only –0.4 percent, however, so you shouldn't subtract anything from that $80,000 you'd have been paid by Social Security for waiting four years.
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One way of looking at flows into storage is to take the total amount of crude available from domestic production and imports and subtract from that the amount processed by refineries.
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It's basically the same thing as the popular Fitbit Versa if you subtract a few features, knock $24 off the price to $22, and add in a few new color options.
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The so-called real trade deficit in October was above the third-quarter average of $20.5 billion, suggesting that trade could subtract from gross domestic product in the October-December quarter.
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Vucevic leads Magic past shorthanded Knicks NEW YORK — Subtract Kristaps Porzingis from the New York Knicks' starting lineup, and there may not be a bigger gap to fill in the NBA.
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To produce an estimate of the value added by each particular university course, we first take the projected earnings numbers from our model and subtract them from the actual earnings numbers.
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To find out how much you need before you can retire, use a calculator to estimate Social Security benefits, then subtract that number from expected annual expenses and divide by 4%.
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From there, you can subtract how much you spend on housing and other bills each day, and that's how much you have left to spend and save on a daily basis.
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And Mr. Mulvaney suggested Republicans would fare better if they could "subtract" the president's divisive persona from voters' minds, and stress instead that the country is in a "pretty good" condition.
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The way a $100 tax credit works is that you calculate what you owe in income taxes and then subtract $100 from the figure — so the credit is a tax cut.
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Contact with human handlers—or even just air particles—can add or subtract tiny amounts of the mass from the cylinder, and that functionally changes the value of the kilogram everywhere.
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Nearly 80% of children in grade four (20163- or 10-year-olds) cannot read and understand sentences in any language; 61% of pupils a year older cannot add or subtract whole numbers.
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" To which he added: "The ability to add and subtract is a higher-level cognitive ability and to claim that an insect can do this is extraordinary and therefore requires extraordinary evidence.
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Wilkins said business investment is expected to subtract another percentage point from economic growth this year after subtracting 1.5 percentage points last year, with competition effects from exchange rates playing a role.
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Hence, investors will soon have to subtract 2 percent — at a minimum — from the already negative yields on sovereign debt and zero offering on money market funds to calculate their real return.
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The new math of the resistance is palpable: Add up all the women's marches, science marches, #NoDAPL protests, and #BlackLivesMatter demonstrations, and subtract the number who attended President Donald J. Trump's inauguration.
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And what once would have been a massive surge in the oil trade deficit, which would subtract from gross domestic product, is now offset to a large degree by U.S. oil exports.
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That major one-time expense is the reason our daily average was so high ($172 a day) — subtract that, and our average would be about $92 per day, similar to other countries.
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Between 2016/17 and 2018/703, LNG should add A$14 billion ($11 billion) to Australia's export earnings, while iron ore is forecast to subtract A$10 billion, according to the department.
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They sweep all of the complexity under the rug with a vague "subtract other deductions," but of course you can do anything on a postcard if you wave away all the details.
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Subtract nostalgia from your response to the color work and consider how forced and tawdry are the seeming high spirits and the strenuous styles—hysterias of a prosperous era rushing toward smash.
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We make sure kids learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and write, but we don't teach them anything relevant about the actual devices they're doing those tasks on: computers, smartphones, and tablets.
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He was also sure to subtract the new home Bezos recently purchased from the rice pile, and it should come as no shock that removing a few grains barely made a dent.
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The portion sizes are nonnegotiable, no snacking is allowed on the diet, and participants are instructed to subtract calories from beverages like coffee (about five calories per cup) out of their meals.
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These many ordinary households will simply add up the wages from their W-2's, subtract their standard deduction, and check off a few boxes -- nearly a postcard return for the masses.
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But under the House proposal, a company spending $1 million on a new machinery would be able to subtract that cost from revenue immediately rather than spaced over a number of years.
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The NSSF bases its data on the number of background checks required for gun purchases under the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, but adjusts down to subtract checks unrelated to gun sales.
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Economists expected the construction data would subtract one-tenth of a percentage point from the government's 2.3 percent annualized growth rate estimate for first-quarter gross domestic product, which was published last Friday.
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Subtract out the conspiracists and the willfully ignorant and the argument marshaled by skeptics against global warming, roughly restated, assumes that scientists vastly overstate the consequences of pumping greenhouse gases into Earth's atmosphere.
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So, the commission decided, let's start with that $27 a ton and then subtract out what these reactors already receive from power markets, capacity markets, and RGGI, the Northeast's cap-and-trade system.
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With the Grad PLUS loan, you can borrow the total amount the program will cost you, though if you receive financial aid from any other sources, they'll subtract that from your maximum allowance.
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Ross and Navarro were the two authors of a paper on economic policy that made the bizarre argument that trade deficits, by importing more than we export, "subtract" from a nation's economic growth.
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Following an approach initiated by Sotheby's, New York City's Consumer Affairs Department in September recommended that the published results of lots bought by third-party guarantors should subtract any fees paid to them.
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Trump does not "mind NATO per se," he just believes that it may be necessary to "subtract" some members—a notion that undercuts NATO's deterrent credibility by suggesting that some members are expendable.
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But the silver lining is that Oladipo's injury occurred before the trade deadline, allowing Indiana to choose if it wants to add or subtract from a roster that's (mostly) built to win now.
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Along the way, it was granted the freedom to experiment and add and subtract new characters (that Sara Gilbert was briefly a regular in the show's second season is something I always forget).
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We'll use an "if" statement to say that if xCoordinate is greater than 720 pixels, we'll subtract three on every draw loop until xCoordinate is 0 and then we'll start adding three again.
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If all of that hits at once, Kelly said such a scenario would cost the US economy nearly $200 billion and subtract almost 4% from annualized real GDP growth in the second quarter.
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On line two, for example, they don't specify which savings plans are the "specified savings plans" that you are allowed to subtract or give you any indications of where you find the answer.
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The apps will no longer be able to pocket any share of drivers' tips or to subtract tips from a driver's base wage—an issue that has outraged both customers and workers alike.
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Then subtract from that number what you owe — any liabilities or long-term debt, such as a mortgage or student loans, as well as revolving credit card balances and any other personal loans.
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Many investors measure the performance of money managers against MSCI indexes: That puts pressure on active managers to buy the shares in the index, and then add or subtract stocks to beat it.
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And, then you have to subtract the amount he's spending to create a base camp at 1,800 feet – there's a village featuring bands, bonfires, inspirational speakers, food trucks, sports drinks and adult beverages.
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The decline in fund costs in January, Mr. Feroli said, will probably subtract "several basis points" — a basis point is 22018 percent — from inflation, as measured by the core Personal Consumption Expenditures index.
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When you import your footage, you just subtract the movement from your footage, and BOOM, there you go, perfectly stable footage, courtesy of Software Magic from an ambitious French company in Montbonnot Saint-Martin.
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"You have to work close to 2600 hours a week to survive," he said, pointing out that he has to subtract payments for his new Toyota Camry, gas and maintenance from his gross income.
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While that number could vary slightly when you subtract the free item you occasionally get with the Starbucks mobile-app rewards, it's still more than what 21 percent of Americans had saved in 23.
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From 2001 to 2010, the global memory-chip business made $8 billion in aggregate profits—but subtract the two successful South Korean makers, Samsung and SK Hynix, and everyone else lost nearly $13 billion.
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Collectively, the changes made in November 22014 and December 210 appeared to indicate that the fare did not include taxes, and that the only amount Uber could subtract from this fare was its commission.
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According to the latest survey carried out by a national nonprofit called Pratham, half of Indian schoolchildren enrolled in fifth grade are unable to read from a second-grade textbook, and half cannot subtract.
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In that case, estimate the annual lump sum you're going to save and subtract that from your total savings goal before calculating how much you'll need to save per month or per paycheck. 7.
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I wasn't particularly good at math, but I know enough arithmetic to know that if you subtract people from a party, your likelihood of winning the majority of the vote is less, not more.
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Of course, to determine the exact nutritional data for the Beyond D-O-Double G, you'd have to subtract the stat line for the English muffin that wraps around the original Beyond sausage sandwich.
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"Demographic trends could subtract 0.5 to 1 percentage point from annual GDP growth over the next three decades in post-dividend countries such as China and Japan," the IMF said in a 2017 report.
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From there, you can subtract either the standard deduction — $12,200 for single filers and $24,400 for married joint filers in 2019 — or itemized deductions (like mortgage interest or state and local taxes), whichever is higher.
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For Opec, you take their revenues for oil and gas sales, subtract out capital expenditures and social costs instead of dividends, they're running a negative cash flow of something like 500 billion dollars a year.
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"Despite the romantic notion a couple might have about how adding a baby will make their relationship complete, the reality is that adding a baby into the relationship can subtract the sex," she tells me.
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" Asked by The New York Times to clarify whether Benedict had placed sanctions on Cardinal McCarrick, Archbishop Gänswein responded in an email: "I have nothing to add or to subtract from what I have said.
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Tactically, Mr. Bryant said, he believed it was critical to buy time, and then to create a psychic space so that each of the young men could subtract guns from the dispute without losing face.
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Both the Senate and House plans would roughly double the size of the standard deduction, the amount that households can subtract from their taxable income if they choose not to take more specific, itemized, deductions.
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At an hourlong session recently, Utecht sat across from his trainer, Brad Olson, who showed him a series of numbers to add, multiply and subtract, all with a metronome clicking at 120 beats per minute.
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AND THE REASON IT GOT TRIMMED IS WE HAD SIX DAYS OF PUBLIC HEARINGS, THERE WERE 350 WITNESSES TESTIFYING, AND WE HAD OVER 6,000 SUBMISSIONS, IDEAS ABOUT WHICH PRODUCTS TO ADD THEN WHICH TO SUBTRACT.
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The simplest way to get an idea of how much oil is flowing into storage is to add together China's crude imports and domestic production, and then subtract the amount of oil being processed by refineries.
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Rychard Bouwens, an astrophysicist at Leiden University in the Netherlands, argues in a paper submitted to The Astrophysical Journal that Livermore didn't properly subtract the light from the galaxy clusters that make up the gravitational lens.
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The final straw, before last week's mass resignation, was a move to subtract $7.4m in expected revenue from fees, sponsorship and ticket sales from the broadcaster's budget; the same amount was added to the Eurovision kitty.
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For many book groups, it's hard enough to figure out where and when to meet, whose turn it is to host and whether or not to add or subtract members, let alone what to read next.
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Or, if you're looking to add flavors instead of subtract, you can turn to add-ins—although there's much more to it, he said, than just throwing a slice of lemon or cucumber in your glass.
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"The data processing was an even greater task as we had to write our own software packages to carefully calibrate the data and subtract out spurious signals at each point in the sky," Staveley-Smith said.
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Traditionally shoe manufacturers will take one sample size (10 for men and 8 for woman) and design that shoe for maximum performance, then have the manufacturer add or subtract a little material to make different sizes.
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When you subtract the $300 travel credit, which is essentially applied to the first $300 of travel-category spending each cardmember year, the effective fee is only $150 per year, a $210 increase over the Preferred.
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Like in a hypothetical sense, if Brexit is going to subtract 2 percent from British G.D.P. forever and has substantial probability of unraveling the European project, risk assets should be down way more than they are.
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Under the new bill, the standard deduction — the amount taxpayers can subtract from their taxable income without listing, or itemizing, deductions on their tax returns — will rise to $12,000 for individuals and $231,231 for married couples.
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While each individual band doesn't have huge amounts of resistance, the stackable design of this set allows you to add or subtract resistance as needed for various muscle groups, all the way up to 96 pounds.
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More pressing are decisions to be made about the current roster — whom to subtract and whom to possibly add — and leading that effort will be Steve Mills, who remains on board as the Knicks' general manager.
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For many book groups, it's hard enough to figure out where and when to meet, whose turn it is to host and whether or not to add or subtract members, let alone what to read next.
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Other versions of feteer subtract a few foldings of dough to make room for stuffings of meat, cheese (slightly more prosaic mozzarella and Parmesan), olives in briny throbs and bell peppers for scattered brightness and crunch.
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Either way, the interludes add nothing to the story; indeed, they actively subtract from it by suggesting an overly literal link, in the manner of tortured genius movies like "Lust for Life," between art and biography.
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If you subtract that group from Twitter's list of "underrepresented minorities," it shows non-white and non-Asian employees at Twitter made up just 218 percent of the company workforce, a decline from 22016 percent in 2016.
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Add sonic gaps, jaggedy textural shards, and vocoder anomie to the previous album, subtract unifying electroriffage, warm synthesizer beds, and hummable tunes, as Vernon has done, and the abstract prettiness is left intact — just rendered more incompetently.
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I do have to subtract ten imaginary points for realisticness though, because as anyone who's driven through the Canadian city's construction-ridden streets during rush hour will attest, there's no way this trip would take two minutes.
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No matter what your personalized buckets are, Casserly says that a good rule of thumb to double-check you're on the right track is to subtract your income from your budget — you should always get zero. 3.
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Given that the authorities don't reveal inventories, the best way to gain an idea of how much crude is going into stockpiles is to subtract refinery throughput from total crude available from both imports and domestic output.
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Additionally, if you have time to plan, you can visit Taco Bell's website, which has a very user-friendly nutrition calculator that allows you to add or subtract toppings and fillings, and view the updated nutritional information.
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The U.S. trade deficit increased more than expected in November as imports of goods surged to a record high amid strong domestic demand, making it likely that trade will subtract from economic growth in the fourth quarter.
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"This is to see if we can subtract out the python specific stuff to see what's common and shared in all of these species to really identify what's the absolute essential pieces of this process," he said.
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Because people live longer than they used to, and because investments like Treasury bonds don't pay as much as they used to, rule-of-thumb watchers have revised the number to subtract from 110 or even 120.
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But in 48 images taken by New Horizons, the scientists were able to subtract the starlight, leaving behind a speck of MU69 right where they expected it to be, at the edge of a much brighter star.
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Each week of the shutdown would subtract up to 0.2 percentage point from the annualized quarterly growth rate of the gross domestic product, Morgan Stanley economist Ellen Zentner and strategist Michael Zezas wrote in a research note.
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"The problem with these temporary tax cuts is that they're unstable; they add to the problems of the tax system, they don't subtract from it," said Jason Furman, an economist at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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Subtract a few points for Affleck casting himself in the lead (he's a better director than an actor) and some historical inaccuracies (the group was never in as much danger as the movie wants you to believe).
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Data ranging from housing to manufacturing and consumer spending have suggested solid economic growth in the fourth quarter, despite a widening of the trade deficit in both October and November, which could subtract from gross domestic product.
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But when you subtract the average Gen Xer's debt — mostly the easy-to-obtain mortgages — they weren't much better off than young Boomers before them, Bill Emmons, assistant vice president at the Fed in St. Louis, tells Axios.
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While the reversal in soybean shipments, which is weighing on exports, suggests trade is likely to subtract from GDP growth in the fourth quarter, consumer spending and a firming housing market are expected to keep supporting the economy.
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Initiated as a medium-specific experiment (to subtract a drawing that he did not make), it was recontextualized many years later as a conceptual piece, an idea put into Rauschenberg's head by his friend and lover, Jasper Johns.
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If one were to subtract the very popular GI Bill and other military benefits so popular with our veterans pursuing career education after active duty, the total appropriations going to proprietary colleges and universities would be $220006 billion.
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Australia's Treasury Department last week estimated the coronavirus will subtract at least half a percentage point off growth in the first quarter of 2020, and many analysts now expect Australia to slip into its first recession since 1991.
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The main drag on Italian economic growth is uncertainty over the future, an ISTAT official said last week, as suggested by a steep reduction in inventories which is likely to subtract 0.8 points from economic growth this year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs economists said on Thursday rising mortgage rates would subtract 1 to 2 percentage points from U.S. residential growth over each of the next two years as they have already nicked the housing sector.
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The original estimate that the partial shutdown would subtract 0.1 percentage point from growth every two weeks has now been doubled to a 0.1 percentage point subtraction every week, according to an official who asked not to be named.
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Chancery judges, the opinion said, should begin with the assumption that the deal price reflects a fair market value for the target company – and should subtract the value of whatever synergies the acquiring company has factored into its bid.
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The bigger news is that some clever numerologists out there decided to subtract the lows from the highs on Friday (57-48) and Saturday (50-42), and the barometric pressures (30-13), to arrive at 9, 8, and 17.
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High-Functioning Flesh—the Los Angeles-based, synth-worshipping duo of Gregory Vand and Susan Subtract—have spent the past three years crafting a uniquely mutilated take on EBM's stark electronics, and today they return with even more bleakness.
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In other words since shadows are blue and artificial light tends to be "yellowish," the brain would subtract either blue or yellow light from the image to render the 'correct' color of the dress, depending on the assumed context.
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To come to this conclusion, I had to subtract all the bells and whistles from the F-150 — the price difference between the Silverado LTZ and the F-150 Limited was close to $20,000 — and focus more on basics.
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To engage Kim Jong Un in such a new quid pro quo framework, the United States needs to sketch out the contours in first draft form and invite the North Koreans to add and subtract as they would like.
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"If the widening in the trade gap reported thus far in the quarter is sustained, trade would subtract about half a percentage point from second-quarter GDP growth," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Lacina's analysis reveals that very few people — fewer than 250, and far fewer than that when you subtract automated accounts — replied directly to Wendig's tweets for the first 24 hours the thread was up between October 33 and 7.
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The annual statement credit effectively reduced the $2000 annual fee to $24 if you took full advantage, but with the $2000 annual fee you&aposll be looking at an effective fee of $0003 after you subtract the $2000 credit.
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Now your brain knows that if you add or subtract letters, words or word segments from familiar phrases, you can make something really funny out of it, and the next time, solving a theme like this will be easier.
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The women's floor routines all follow the same series of moves set to the same song, team for team, allowing the judges to add or subtract points for each age group and ability level with a control in place.
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Subtract the under-13 crowd, the people who will never use Facebook, the people with a terrible connection, and so on, and suddenly the company's potential to bring in more users looks pretty difficult, at least in the short term.
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The tariffs, along with related uncertainty about U.S. trade policy that hangs over Canada's export-driven economy, will subtract about 2/3 percent from GDP by the end of 2020, the central bank said in its quarterly monetary policy report.
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Yahoo's business has been doing so poorly that if you take the company's overall market value and subtract the value of stock Yahoo owns in two Asian internet companies — Alibaba and the independent company Yahoo Japan — you get a negative number.
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The advantages that accrue from experience and maturity are so great that if you can subtract physical decline from the equation — or push back that horizon — it makes sense that the best players are going to be 35 or 40.
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But with powerful new gene-editing technologies developed over the last five years, scientists can now add or subtract plant genes with unprecedented precision and speed—leaving first-generation GMOs, along with their stigma and burdensome regulations, in the dust.
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Comey has done nothing to add or subtract from last year's performance since the inauguration, except to unsurprisingly reiterate earlier this week that he has no regrets (and that the enormity of the issues sometimes made him a little sick).
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After Wednesday's advance report on international trade in goods for April, net exports would add 0.16 percentage point to gross domestic product in the second quarter, compared with an earlier estimate that it would subtract 0.04 percent from second-quarter GDP.
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It's Washington versus the rest of us, a Washington that's fundamentally out of touch with the struggles that we have and the aspirations that we have, that seeks to divide and subtract rather than to kind of add and multiply.
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Premium card statement creditsOftentimes, premium cards will come with some type of credit to help offset the annual fee, and if it's a credit you can use, you can basically subtract it from the fee when you're doing your comparison math.
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One important point: I subtract words all the time, and while some that get removed from my main word list end up in the "[Witty] Word List" because they're technically fair game and may come in handy, most simply get deleted.
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Then, you ask them to, say, draw a pig with a cat's head, or to visually subtract a foot from a horse or sketch a truck that looks like a dog or build a boat from a few random squiggly lines.
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Subtract the products that MLM distributors buy for their own use and keep buying to remain "eligible" to earn income and you get the idea of just how small MLM sales are to consumers who are not also MLM distributors.
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We do want to know whether the Trump trade war is going to be directly expansionary or contractionary – that is, whether it would add or subtract jobs holding monetary policy constant, even though we know monetary policy won't be constant.
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Another group, led by the conservative Republican Study Committee and the House Freedom Caucus, believes that insurance benefits should be funded through the more common tax deductions, which allow you to subtract an amount from your income before paying taxes.
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"This widening of the trade deficit at the start of the fourth quarter puts trade on track to subtract a little more than one percentage point from fourth-quarter GDP growth," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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By comparing the two, the theory went, they could subtract the areas of activity generated by the "dude B" image from the "dude A" image to see which part of the brain was still active — the place the love and obsession remained.
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Subtract oil supplied for almost nothing to Venezuelans and to Cuba, and shipments to repay loans from China and Russia, and only around 750,000 b/d are sold for cash, according to Francisco Monaldi, a Venezuelan energy economist at Rice University in Texas.
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The Earth's average distance is 1 astronomical unit (AU), while Venus' is around 0.72 AU. If you subtract one from the other, you calculate the average distance from Earth to Venus as 0.28 AU, the smallest distance for any pair of planets.
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With baby names now represented as numbers, Parrott could add or subtract them, or even multiply them, to create novel names that would fit well for a person wearing a uniform one piece suit and a Google Glass-esque pair of visors.
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In addition, funding the projects through loans from Chinese state-owned banks could increase the Malaysian government's liabilities, while construction contracts awarded to Chinese firms were in fact "services imports," which could subtract from headline GDP growth and ringgit demand, he added.
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The process wasn't easy: they had to fire two million green laser pulses into a group of mirrors, gather each photon's individual data points, and then subtract the background noise using a process similar to the camera that can take pictures around corners.
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Consider how often you think about brooms (probably never), subtract a bit, and that is how often I had thought about brooms before a crisp week in February last year that turned out to be one of the most satisfying of my life.
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Add the two, and subtract total net debt of around $15 billion and the $8.5 billion that Disney suggests will go out in taxes, and today's Fox shareholders may end up with Disney and "New Fox" stock worth an estimated $74 billion.
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They routinely remind me and reassure themselves that Clinton won the popular vote and that if you subtract James Comey, Julian Assange and Vladimir Putin, she might have triumphed as well in the Electoral College, where Trump prevailed by just 77,000 votes.
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That meant the Trumps had to add back the $103 million and then subtract the A.M.T.'s version of the loss (an extremely complicated calculation) to produce what is known as A.M.T. income, which is taxed at a flat 22005 percent rate.
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Miss Manners can think of three proper ways customers can verify the correct change without unduly delaying other customers: checking the receipt, estimating the amounts (recognizing that if you round to, say, $5, you risk being shortchanged), and learning to subtract faster.
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In most cases the downside is symmetric with the estimates in Table 21: If $2000 trillion of deficit reduction would add 210 percent to the annual growth rate over the next decade then $24 trillion of deficit increases would subtract a corresponding amount from growth.
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McDonald's also offers a user-friendly nutrition calculator on its website that easily allows you to add and subtract meal components to see how, for example, small fries will impact the nutritional value of the meal (230 calories and 1.5 grams of saturated fat).
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At $18101073, or $90 if you allow ads on your device, it's among the cheaper devices out there, falling well below the $150 Paperwhite and $270 Oasis (again, subtract $20 if you don't opt out of "special offers," which I always make sure to mention).
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JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE — "LIKE I LOVE YOU" Subtract the boy band curls, add heaps and heaps of bad boy swagger and a pinch of sexy whisper-talking, break out your slickest moves, and you've got the recipe to turn Timberlake into a grown-up, worldwide phenomenon.
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"We had thought that trade would subtract more than half a point from GDP growth in the fourth quarter, but now it looks like trade will be close to neutral for fourth-quarter growth," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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What reason is there to believe that the resources used to produce the exports to purchase Packards subtract more from the poor man's standard of living than the resources that would be used to produce Rolls-Royces at home or to provide additional chauffeurs?
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Her deficit-neutral fiscal proposal is, I readily acknowledge, better than the status quo, as her proposed new spending would add 100 cents on the dollar to the nation's aggregate demand, while her proposed tax increases would not subtract 100 cents on the dollar. Why?
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The Bank of Canada, which has forecast that trade policy uncertainty will subtract about two-thirds of a percent from gross domestic product by the end of 2020, has raised interest rates four times since July 2017 to leave its policy rate at 1.50 percent.
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Subtract that from Africa's economy and not only will it plunge an entire continent into more poverty (millions of Africans rely on tourism as their economic lifeline), but it will also undermine hard-won efforts to protect some of the world's most endangered species.
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If you wanted to pick holes in it, you'd say there's a big weather effect in it, but it's hard to really get nervous when it's 292, even if you subtract a lot from it, say 40,000 or a little more, it's still a good number.
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If you subtract from the $350 billion figure those two out-of-place numbers ($275 billion in existing spending and the $38 billion tax payment), you're left with just $37 billion over five years — or about $85033 billion a year — in what might be new investment.
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Tax the BASF deal on a blend of the companies' tax rates, apply a multiple of 10 and subtract $1.9 billion for the breakup fee, and the German company might struggle to justify paying 11 percent above DuPont's market value before the Dow deal was announced.
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To make sure the number you settle on actually fits with the rest of your spending—meaning it's enough to cover your student loan payments, guitar lessons, therapy or whatever other costs you have—subtract your estimated rent payments from your total monthly take home pay.
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Indeed, if you subtract the value of all of Yahoo's major assets — including a multibillion-dollar stake in Yahoo Japan (an independent subsidiary in which Yahoo is a minority shareholder) and a few billion dollars in cash — from its market value, you get a big negative number.
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But a part of the biodiesel emissions aren't counted, because — in theory — they have been balanced out: Plants absorb carbon from the atmosphere when they grow, and fuel experts subtract that sequestered carbon from the tailpipe emission, completing a transaction that they say balances at zero.
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He has always been his own man... Comey has done nothing to add or subtract from last year's performance since the inauguration, except to unsurprisingly reiterate earlier this week that he has no regrets (and that the enormity of the issues sometimes made him a little sick).
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If you know that that's what your partner's doing, you can apply the so-called Rule of Eleven: subtract the rank of the led card from eleven, and the result is the number of higher cards in that suit which are contained in the other three hands.
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It means working out how a given increase in global temperature affects local weather conditions; how local weather affects things like mortality and crop yields; how those changes add to or subtract from regional GDP; and how thousands of local-level changes in GDP add up nationally or globally.
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The move helped TurboTax parent company Intuit offset potential losses from the tax law, which doubled the standard deduction, or the amount you can subtract from your income before income tax sets in, and therefore made a number of users of its Deluxe version eligible for its free one.
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"Overall, demographics are likely to be slightly negative for Asian growth and could subtract 0.1 of a percentage point from annual global growth over the next three decades, or 0.2 of a percentage point if early-dividend countries are unable to reap the demographic dividend," the report said.
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The paper concludes that the consequences of a divisive primary can be dire: a tough nomination campaign usually costs a candidate more than three percentage points in the overall popular vote in the general election, and can subtract as much as two points more in the most challenging states.
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Subtract that from the team's reported $1.2 billion sale price—it was going to be $1.3 billion, until Derek Jeter and Jeb Bush had a falling-out—and Loria is set to clear $800 million, a cool 406 percent profit on his $158 million purchase of the Fish.
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While the slowing pace of homebuilding will dim one of the few bright spots in Canada's economy and subtract from GDP growth as early as the third quarter, the surprise resilience of home construction has led to concern there could be glut of condominiums in Canada's hottest cities.
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There can be two cases:Case 1:8 ÷ 2 x (2+2) = 8 ÷ 2 x 4 = 4 x 303 = 16Case 2 (Given case): 8 ÷ 2(2+2) = 8 ÷ 2(4) = 20193 ÷ 8 = 1RULE is STEP-BY-STEP following of BODMAS (Bracket, Of, Divide, Multiply, Add, Subtract)Hope it helps !
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"Whenever you are not using your car, you will be able to just tap the Tesla app on your phone and be able to add it or subtract it to the shared fleet," Musk said during opening remarks at the grand opening of Tesla's Gigafactory factory Friday evening.
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Sunday, Fox If you subtract Week 17, when they were clearly making no effort to win, the Saints have lost just one game since Week 1, and that one was a freakish outlier in which Drew Brees and the offense simply never showed up against a motivated Cowboys' defense.
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NEW YORK, Aug 30 (Reuters) - A U.S. government shutdown, if it were to start at the start of the fourth quarter, would subtract 0.2 percentage point or at least $6.5 billion from gross domestic product each week it drags on, Standard & Poor's U.S. chief economist Beth Ann Bovino said on Wednesday.
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It looks more like the phone you're already using, only downsized to a 3.3-inch screen, a 12-megapixel camera on the back, and a suite of Android apps to give you access to everything you want—simply subtract that which you wish to leave behind, and nothing you don't.
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Ireland's economy is set to grow about 28% by 2030 if Brexit does happen, or happens on easy terms: a number adjusted to subtract the way reported sales of U.S. companies that base European divisions in Ireland for accounting purposes, but do little business there, inflate its reported economic growth.
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Finding a middle ground between 'one glass of red a night helps you live longer, like a wise southern European!' and 'binge drinking of all sorts will roll you into an early grave,' let's say that drinking a glass or two with dinner every few nights will subtract one year.
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He's responsible for corralling the majority needed to push the bill through the House and over to the Senate, and that's meant holding lots of listening sessions, evaluating different ideas to see if they "add or subtract" to his internal whip count and asking President Trump to help out whenever possible.
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"When you can make a move to add to your team – and not subtract anything, like we did today – it's huge," said Ryan Kesler, who led Anaheim with seven power-play goals, although he hasn't scored with the man advantage since tallying in back-to-back games on Dec. 3-4.
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Research by the World Bank in seven sub-Saharan African countries, for instance, has found that half of Grade 29 students cannot read a simple word; almost three-quarters cannot read all the words in a simple sentence; 223% cannot recognise numbers; 2000% cannot add single digits; and 212% cannot subtract double digits.
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"The delivery stoppage and production slowdown of the 22017 MAX will be a drag on production and orders data in the near term, and may subtract as much as two tenths of a percentage point from second-quarter GDP growth," said Tim Quinlan, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte.
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Those senators are judges, not jurors, so they are not, unlike jurors in a criminal trial, restricted to just the evidence presented to them by the parties, but can go through the range of all they know about Trump and use that knowledge to add to or subtract from the specific impeachment charge.
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For most zero-waste shops, the pitch is simple: Customers arrive with their own packaging materials — jars, tote bags, whatever, or buy one of the jars on sale at the store, weigh them, and then subtract the weight of the receptacle from the weight of the goods added to get the final price.
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Finally, you can now have music stop automatically after a certain period of time (which is good news for those of you who like to fall asleep to the sound of white noise), and you can also add or subtract time from timers while they're ongoing, rather than having to cancel and reset them.
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You take 2018, you subtract 300, you get almost to 1648, and what the Chinese are saying, and Xi Jinping has been talking like a Chinese Emperor that in the system where China is the only sovereign, so when Wong Yi, the Foreign Minister says that Xi Jinping is replacing the Treaty of Westphalia.
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My wife and I have hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of debt — not because we're desperately poor but because we bought a condo in Logan Circle in Washington, DC. What you're supposed to do in this situation is look at net assets, where you subtract the mortgage debt from the value of the house.
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SAO PAULO, July 6 (Reuters) - A Brazilian federal court ruled that state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA can subtract $892.7 million it owes in future fees to Dutch group SBM to cover fines and damages it has been ordered to pay Petrobras for its role in a graft scheme, according to a written statement prosecutors released on Friday.
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Take away just the non-park federal lands from that geographical mosaic — which would be a horrendous hit to what Yellowstone is — and you would disrupt migration corridors, reduce winter range and otherwise subtract habitat from the elk, the pronghorns, the mule deer and other creatures that live their lives in and out of the park.
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Not to bring it back—not to equate slavery in a similar way, but when the British Empire decided to abolish slavery and subtract their dependence on that for their economy, they actually were concerned that if we do this, France's economy is still going to be powered by slavery and they're going to soar way past way past us.
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Most emo screamers vent romantic anxiety with more self-regarding self-loathing than any listener who doesn't identify completely can stand; these guys subtract the content while maintaining the emotional impulse, their mood equally pained and sensitive for no good reason other than they regard their own lives as sweeping, anthemic, and likely doomed heroic sagas, as their stylistic conventions have taught them to do.
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However, the language of the city's "advisory" referendum states that D.C. voters who approve the referendum "would establish that the citizens of the District of Columbia … approve a Constitution of the State of New Columbia to be adopted by the Council…" In other words, the D.C. Council may add or subtract whatever language it likes and call it a constitution, without District residents actually knowing what's inside when they vote to approve it in the November.
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Like, uh, maybe we take the accumulated Rotten Tomatoes score for the reboot and subtract it from the score for the original, divided by the amount of years between releases... And, wait—should we try to factor in changes in medium, like a live-action remake of a cartoon, or US remakes of foreign films, because those feel like they can withstand quicker turnarounds and, hang on, HBO's Watchmen sequel series just premiered and the Watchmen sequel comic is still running, so is that wait, like, a negative number or something, or...?
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As the Verge noted, subtract the $38 billion tax payment and Apple has only laid out plans for around $37 billion in anything that could be called a new investment:According to Apple's press release, just $75 billion of that total number will come from capital expenditures, new investments in manufacturing, and its repatriation tax payment, which could imply that the rest of the number is simply the effects of a company as large as Apple having its regular impact on the US economy through its normal growth and spending.
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