It also takes into account the posture of the player.
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The college admissions system already takes into account racial identity.
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One takes into account the race ratings and the fundamentals.
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Bolger said that forecast takes into account increasing competition for deposits.
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The total amount takes into account expected inflation and maintenance fees.
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None of this takes into account Mr. Trump's plans for spending.
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The leverage calculation also takes into account group debt guaranteed by DIST.
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The wage also takes into account expenses drivers incur, such as fuel.
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The app takes into account the walk or drive to the station.
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For BFA, Fitch also takes into account its role as holding company.
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The app takes into account users' set preferences and analyzes past bookings.
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The agency also takes into account other factors like healthcare and education.
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SANF's rating takes into account its limited importance to the Astra Group.
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But it takes into account late cancellations by some people, CMS said.
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Discretionary income also takes into account expenditure on necessary items, like rent.
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Kim takes into account how the scales look in different lighting situations.
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Oxygen Not Included takes into account even more detail than this, too.
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Still, public perception rarely takes into account the longer, more empirical view.
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It also takes into account things like time zones and other audience behaviors.
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The VR also takes into account a solid franchise and stable business model.
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This report takes into account job title normalization that groups similar job titles.
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This margin of sampling error takes into account the effect of weighting procedures.
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That grade takes into account tens of thousands of roads, bridges, tunnels, etc.
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It also takes into account benefits used by any member of their household.
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The new Parsley Health Center takes into account the principles of biophilic design.
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The design also takes into account room for bike and scooter-share services.
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This top line wage growth figure only takes into account wages before taxes.
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This scale, used by the CWWWE, takes into account both intensity and duration.
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The forecast takes into account the spin-off of animal health unit, Elanco.
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We hope that the IWF takes into account the changes we have instituted and the progress we have made, and that it also takes into account that we have already been penalized, severely, by being banned from the Rio Olympics.
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The forecast takes into account the spin-off of Lilly's animal health unit, Elanco.
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This view takes into account Kazakhstan's failure to support systemic banks in the past.
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Oftentimes, companies report a "blended" figure, which takes into account word-of-mouth shoppers.
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EquiPay "developed a complex algorithm that takes into account history," Malbroux said on stage.
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The DiversityInc list also takes into account many more factors than just board composition.
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The VR also takes into account a comfortable liquidity buffer and limited refinancing needs.
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A cute piece of decor that takes into account both of their favorite drinks
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It takes into account your pass-through deduction, if you had freelance income previously.
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The bureau's methodology takes into account the cost of living in a given area.
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And it takes into account masses of elements and data and numbers and comparatives.
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And Mitty is rolling out a feature that takes into account any alternative options.
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Amazon says the Style Check feature takes into account fit, color, styling, and current trends.
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However, Fitch takes into account potential support from Shinhan Bank, Shinhan group's flagship subsidiary bank.
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None of this takes into account any short-term hits to the economy from Brexit.
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This margin of sampling error takes into account that weighting procedures increase its size slightly.
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The new Treasury rule takes into account the past three years of a company's deals.
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This takes into account the work needed at and around the Goldcorp mines, Goldberg said.
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Neither price estimate takes into account hours of work lost by long periods of recuperation.
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It even takes into account the liquidity of these stocks to ensure they are tradable.
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Analysts believe the Qantas fare takes into account stronger demand for Australian business into China.
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The selection process takes into account the candidate's practical experience in curation and arts management.
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That figure takes into account seasonal differences, as well as the effects of rising prices.
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Co—Star's creators say the app, and its algorithm, takes into account all these factors.
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This takes into account foreign governments' interests in protecting their own citizens' and residents' data.
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Pugh's sentencing recommendation takes into account only one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
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Then, Zillow makes an adjusted offer, which takes into account any repairs the house needs.
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The ban takes into account the effect of the Islamic fundamentalist ideology on future generations.
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Instead, Timeshifter takes into account the particulars of each trip and the person taking it.
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This assessment takes into account multiple considerations, including technical and practical limitations, and customer feedback.
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For the parent holding companies Fitch also takes into account their role as holding companies.
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We need a new vision that takes into account the increasing political awareness of Iraqi youth.
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Ad revenue among publicly traded companies dropped 8% — and that even takes into account digital sales.
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The gain takes into account building permits, the ISM index of new orders and stock prices.
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The assessment takes into account factors such as job placement rates and starting salaries, Climb said.
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The score takes into account information from the student's background, but it does not include race.
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The affirmation further takes into account Sardinia's expected progressive economic recovery supporting the regional tax base.
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That drop takes into account the fact that Kentucky residents began being served there this year.
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It takes into account exchange volumes and the proportion of floating shares to draw their rankings.
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It also takes into account how frequently someone emails you and your rate of actually replying.
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Google takes into account both keywords and the sentiment of what you're saying when predicting emoji.
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It only rarely takes into account what people might want or what might limit their choices.
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The part on the primaries only takes into account the 1,217 people certain to go vote.
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None of these misguided motives takes into account life at ground level in the American ghetto.
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Republicans say that scoring takes into account the broader impacts of tax cuts on the economy.
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The lower amount suggested by prosecutors takes into account a settlement that Kocher obtained from Shkreli.
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The scenario takes into account growth momentum, the yield curve, core inflation, unemployment and stock valuations.
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The VR upgrade also takes into account the bank's diversification away from the real estate sector.
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It also takes into account other activity within the channel and on Mixer as a whole.
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The formula takes into account an area's median family income, as well as its housing costs.
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That's the part that takes into account the background of these judges to make that assessment.
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Accurate translation takes into account nuanced, and sometimes non-linear, cultural references that transcend immediate understanding.
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The rating also takes into account the adequate capital metrics that have remained stable over the years.
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The flame-out theory takes into account the very real and very persuasive tech-driven hype machine.
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And they don't need anything beyond an investment platform that takes into account their own particular challenges.
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That number takes into account a wide number of variables including country of residence, education and language.
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The VR takes into account weakening liquidity over 2015 and 1H16, which may constrain future earnings growth.
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Tinder has long been quiet about what kind of information it takes into account about its users.
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Besides base salary, it also takes into account other forms of compensation, like bonuses and stock options.
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Most certainly, especially if one takes into account that the methods used were not too technologically advanced.
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His latest prediction takes into account that there could be a minor pullback in the coming months.
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That level of intensity is defined using a heat index that takes into account temperature and humidity.
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Just as important, a good review takes into account who the target audience for the product is.
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Wind chill "takes into account the wind and how cold it is," CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward says.
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It takes into account millions of data points over the life of the user for its calulation.
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She said their horoscopes are "unprecedented" because of the amount of detail their engine takes into account.
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The projected cap rate of 3.2 percent takes into account the medical space once it is leased.
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Your budget should be a personal decision that takes into account outstanding debts, income and financial priorities.
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The rating also takes into account potential vulnerability of the group's capitalisation to unfavourable capital market movements.
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KPMG's Autonomous Vehicles Readiness Index takes into account technological advancements, government policies, consumer interest and other factors.
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Accommodation requires negotiation that takes into account the legitimate interests and responsibilities of both Congress and the Department.
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That calculation, which is based on academic research from an MIT economist, takes into account a few assumptions.
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And it will increase the chance that the government takes into account the 48% who voted to remain.
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Fitch takes into account these challenges by conservatively assuming only mild EBIT margin improvement to 103% in FY18.
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The CPI-E specifically takes into account the spending habits of households with persons aged 62 and up.
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The Commission said the size of the fine takes into account "the duration and gravity of the infringement".
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The algorithm of course takes into account to the best of its ability time, distance and traffic patterns.
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Barrick's increased exchange ratio takes into account $10 million worth of exploration assets to be excluded from sales.
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The affirmation also takes into account WYNN's history of taking bold measures to shore up its balance sheet.
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The VR also takes into account sound asset quality and reasonably strong profitability, but also high lending concentrations.
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The VR also takes into account on-going support from its parent, especially in funding, liquidity and capitalisation.
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The credit-to-GDP gap takes into account the current credit-to-GDP and expected long-run trends.
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The rating equalisation also takes into account EFGInt's role as holding company and the absence of double leverage.
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"They have a balanced and ambitious vision that takes into account social and economic development," said Le Royal.
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The model takes into account factors such as food and health insurance, in addition to other regular costs.
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So a key of cancer moonshot's success is relying on precision medicine, which takes into account individual variability.
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The program currently takes into account the whistle-blower's involvement in the violations when determining the award amount.
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A video attached to his postsaid that indicators the algorithm takes into account are likes, comments and shares.
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Still, Kim said he would not hesitate to sign an agreement if it takes into account both countries' considerations.
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The artist takes into account classic arts while dipping his toe into an artist favorite point of meditation: consumerism.
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The index also takes into account a country's quality of digital connectedness, logistics performance and ease of doing business.
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In this case, the wheel takes into account all possible positions leading to a delightful bit of horological overkill.
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No one ever takes into account that I'm sick, which is why I needed the doctor or hospital visit.
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Ai takes into account your speaking pace, the number of filler words you used, sentiment analysis and grammatical mistakes.
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Remind yourself that it takes into account the fact that the markets are going to go up and down.
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NEWMONT GOLDCORP'S CURRENT GUIDANCE TAKES INTO ACCOUNT DEVELOPMENT, EXPLORATION WORK AT GOLDCORP MINES, PRESIDENT TOM PALMER SAYS IN INTERVIEW
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The FS entity's target capital structure takes into account the relative quality of FS assets, its funding and liquidity.
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FFO is a measure of cash used by real estate investment trusts that takes into account depreciation and amortisation.
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The index takes into account Americans' views of current economic conditions and their expectations for the next six months.
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"Discussions are ongoing as to a future visit that takes into account the EU's expectations," an EU spokeswoman said.
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That figure takes into account spending on staff, fundraising, administrative costs and other necessities of running a modern race.
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The VR also takes into account the bank's adequate profitability, and satisfactory capital and leverage ratios compared with peers.
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Alternatively, value-based healthcare takes into account the quality of care provided to patients and encourages more efficient spending.
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That algorithm takes into account a worker's distance from a restaurant, the delivery distance, the order cost, and more.
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TPC's analysis did not use "dynamic" scoring that takes into account the economic effects of the proposed tax changes.
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Life expectancy is a complex measure that takes into account fluctuations in dying but also who is left behind.
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Pebblebrook said its latest offer "takes into account" the $112 million termination fee LaSalle agreed to pay to Blackstone.
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The new 2016 guidance also takes into account restructuring costs at loss-making insurance unit Ergo, Munich Re said.
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Care that takes into account of gender identity or sexual orientation in prison settings, jail settings, and youth homes.
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The rest of Scotland's financing comes from the UK budget via a formula which takes into account population changes.
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This index takes into account Americans' views of current economic conditions, and their expectations for the next six months.
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A video attached to his post said that indicators the algorithm takes into account are likes, comments and shares.
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And none of that takes into account the depreciation and other tax benefits that come with owning real estate.
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The new piece takes into account the specific features of the mural's site and its location near the highway.
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That valuation takes into account profits rising nearly 20.6 percent this year, the best annual growth rate since 2010.
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Kennedy said the forecast takes into account the impacts on tourism, international education exports and some exchange-rate effects.
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ESG investing takes into account factors like companies' carbon footprints, employee diversity or accounting practices, to name a few.
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It also takes into account an area's poverty and employment levels, housing vacancies and home ownership rates, among others.
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It also takes into account transmission repairs past warranty and issues with any body hardware, such as glass defects.
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Our assessment also takes into account potential volatility of the ratio within the year, due to working capital swings.
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The index takes into account factors such as the number of winning trades out of the total and volatility.
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The standalone profile takes into account the political and economic risk of the countries its international operations are in.
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His forecast for November takes into account congressional election polling and special elections to Congress, and state legislative elections.
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VIABILITY RATING Woori Bank's VR mainly takes into account its strong domestic franchise and low capitalisation relative to its peers.
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Meanwhile, the $700 million that Zuckerberg referenced yesterday takes into account the ongoing costs following the close of the deal.
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The forecast also takes into account a higher tax bill and a 2 percentage point hit from a stronger dollar.
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And, perhaps most importantly for the current environment, it takes into account neither sentiment nor expected changes in fiscal policy.
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Our assessment of risk appetite takes into account the society's focus on its core residential mortgage loans and savings business.
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The BOJ began releasing its own private consumption index that takes into account supply-side data, such as retailers' sales.
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The forecast takes into account the recent completion of the spin-off of Lilly's animal health unit Elanco, Lilly said.
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Recchia explains that a version of this method that takes into account much more detailed information could be very useful.
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It also takes into account any money held outside of Vanguard and can build recommendations for much of your finances.
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Glassdoor also takes into account current supply and demand trends in the job market, and recalculates your market value weekly.
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Net revenue yield, which takes into account the spending per available berth, is a keenly watched metric in cruise operators.
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He is second on the team in scoring and in effective shooting, a statistic that takes into account three-pointers.
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He also takes into account a more richly valued stock market, signs of investor complacency and a sluggish U.S. economy.
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The blended rate takes into account companies that have already reported and estimates for those that haven't released their numbers.
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That guaranteed amount takes into account things like the size of the order, driving distance, traffic, and overall time spent.
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Apparently, Trump has no desire whatsoever to adhere to behavior or conduct which takes into account the feelings of others.
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The remaining 150 seats will be allocated according to a complex formula that takes into account each party's popular vote.
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This takes into account BAT's pro forma strong business profile and profitability, which are compatible with an 'A' category rating.
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Eurowings had already reached a similar deal with unions representing cabin crew staff that takes into account applicants' previous experience.
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Commenting on potential rate cuts, Glapinski said the central bank increasingly takes into account the stability of the financial sector.
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Athenahealth said the review takes into account the input of its shareholders, who represent a significant majority of outstanding shares.
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The risk-mitigation plan, like all regulation, isn't based purely on science; it also takes into account politics and economics.
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The new poll takes into account both Democrats and independent voters who said they would vote in the Democratic primary.
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The rate of pay is determined through a formula that takes into account the employee's base wage and past commissions.
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The upgrade also takes into account downwardly revised targets of loan growth and low single-borrower concentration compared with peers.
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The equalisation of the ratings also takes into account EFGInt's role as holding company and the absence of double leverage.
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The new outlook also takes into account the impact of a major carrot customer moving to a dual source arrangement.
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The weighted mean claims rate, which takes into account the number of class members who received settlement notifications, is 93%.
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That is based on a formula that takes into account both population and the Democratic Party's strength in particular jurisdictions.
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In addition to existing bank debt, the leverage estimate takes into account capitalisation of Sime Darby's substantial operating lease expenses.
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It takes into account your habits, routines, and sleep patterns as it devises a personalized jet lag plan for you.
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This is astounding because the ranking, which takes into account sales, radio play and online streaming, covers all music genres.
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A swooning, love-at-first-sight experience, it rarely takes into account social hierarchies, societal expectations or even basic commonalities.
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The list takes into account both ad money from YouTube videos and other revenue streams, including merch and branded products.
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It said its forecast takes into account a possible rise in U.S. tariff on Chinese products to 25 percent in 2019.
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The matter becomes even more complex when one takes into account the way power is distributed in the world of film.
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One major shortcoming of The Golden Goose Project is that it only takes into account data collected between 1980 until 2006.
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HK/SIN Monday, according to Coindesk's Bitcoin Price Index, which takes into account the price of the cryptocurrency across various exchanges.
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JPMorgan came up with a blended formula that takes into account Amazon's Web Services to get to its $1,000 price target.
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Tina's loss is even sadder when one takes into account just how crucial sibling ties became for Santo, Gianni, and Donatella.
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The residual value of the stock of bad loans — which takes into account writedowns booked by lenders — was 83.61 billion euros.
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The sample size is adequate given that the statistics used to test the significance of correlations takes into account sample size.
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That measure takes into account what money can buy in two different currencies, and many investors believe currencies gravitate towards it.
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This value takes into account aforementioned factors such as streaming, social media, and live events, all of which showed an uptick.
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We need to have a system where the industry takes into account not only their own interest but also investors' interest.
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" Ramaphosa told reporters in parliament on Tuesday: "It's a cabinet that takes into account the various strengths we've got in government.
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But Dorsey's appeal was for "more forward-looking political ad regulation" that takes into account the unique capabilities of internet advertising.
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He added the decision to push back the deadlines takes into account that rushing the process could lead to another disaster.
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Net revenue yield, which takes into account spending per available berth, rose 5.7 percent in constant currency in the first quarter.
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When evaluating applications, Harvard takes into account many nonacademic qualities, like overcoming hardship, that are not easily captured by quantitative analyses.
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The ranking takes into account more than 55 million employee reviews for more than 1 million companies on the jobs site.
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The rating takes into account her voting history and public advocacy, as well as any of her responses to NRA questionnaires.
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The model takes into account factors such as child care and health insurance, in addition to food and other regular costs.
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That takes into account all three of their kids, including young Louis ... who was just 8 months old at the time.
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The VR also takes into account Noor's adequate liquidity, growing and more diversified customer base, improving profitability and diversified income stream.
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The policy states that Twitter takes into account the context of a tweet as well as the history of an account.
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It requires a holistic, long-term approach that takes into account the needs of our citizens today and in the future.
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The algorithm also takes into account whether passengers are frequent flyers; if you are, you are less likely to be bumped.
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The Most Compatible feature takes into account how people act on the app (such as who and what content you previously liked).
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Of course, none of this explanation takes into account the possibility that our ancestors liked big butts (and they could not lie).
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It takes into account the asset manager's demonstrated ability to adapt to industry changes, focus on superior investment services and operational efficiency.
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Amazon says the firings are not automatic and that the company takes into account individual circumstances should employees require additional time off.
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But the other members are chosen by a selection committee, which takes into account their performance at trials and at international competitions.
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Keep in mind that Fidelity's data only takes into account those Americans with retirement accounts so it doesn't present the full picture.
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But, but, but: The study is based on computer modeling that takes into account prescribed, but imperfect, scenarios of greenhouse gas emissions.
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AccessMap attempts to address this shortcoming, and now offers route-finding in Seattle that takes into account the user's level of mobility.
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Part of the problem is that GDP as a measure only takes into account goods and services that people pay money for.
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This takes into account retention bonuses for the staff, which numbers about 11, including co-founders Zehan Wang and CEO Rob Bishop.
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The ECB must adjust its shareholder structure every five years based on a complex formula that takes into account GDP and population.
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Fitch also takes into account the expected weakening of the region's fiscal performance which should, however, remain consistent with the current ratings.
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"Of course, we always run the risk of coming up with a structure that takes into account a previous event," said Bennett.
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According to industry and price tracking website Coinmarketcap, which takes into account the price on several exchanges, ethereum was trading around $338.
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Aside from Google staff and lobbyists, the data also takes into account White House meetings with companies Tomorrow Ventures and Civis Analytics.
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The June composite PMI, which takes into account both the services and manufacturing sectors, fell to 51.1, compared with 51.5 last month.
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An expert takes into account your preferences, plans, and feedback to design the ideal trip — including booking hotels and making dinner reservations.
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Hyundai Motor Group said its management reshuffle "takes into account various situations", but did not elaborate on the change in its timing.
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Our index takes into account both the incidence of federal regulation on specific industries and the importance of industries in each state.
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The new score takes into account factors like how long accounts have been open, the frequency of activity and evidence of saving.
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The average for black Americans, for example, takes into account how many live in California, Texas, Wyoming, Washington, D.C., and so on.
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That statement takes into account instrumentation records dating back to 1962 and historical records dating back to the 1850s, the USGS says.
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Most Indian lenders that rely on an opaque rate-setting mechanism that takes into account their own costs, have not kept pace.
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Google gets paid when someone clicks on the ad, though, so it also takes into account the likelihood that someone will click.
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It came in response to a question about whether the Russian leader takes into account the possibility of Mr. Trump being impeached.
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They prefer a new metric, "quantum volume," which takes into account both the numbers of qubits and the amount of error correction.
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Paths 2 Promise participants go through a career assessment and develop an individual plan that takes into account their interests and abilities.
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That is, we need to make an apples-to-apples comparison that takes into account the polarized era in which we live.
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An expert takes into account your preferences, plans, and feedback and designs the ideal trip — including booking hotels and making dinner reservations.
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Fitch's Prism model is risk adjusted and takes into account business diversification benefits and credit risks of invested assets, similar to SII.
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The second is the New Policies Scenario, which takes into account existing policies and policies (or policy intentions) that have been publicly announced.
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Fitch also takes into account that the HC readily available cash abroad should be held in accounts of financial institutions rated investment grade.
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The figure takes into account the "economic, social, and iconic value" of the reef, including some 64,000 direct and indirect jobs it supports.
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So Ellevest investment forecasting takes into account hundreds of market scenarios, historic downturns, and the impact of taxes and fees when building portfolios.
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The VR also takes into account its diversified funding, despite the bias towards wholesale sources, and the availability of funding from its parent.
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The question for investors is whether the share price slide takes into account the damage to the bottom line and potential legal exposure.
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But the effective rate, which takes into account landlord concessions to keep or attract tenants, fell in a sign of a tightening market.
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Keep in mind that Fidelity's data only takes into account those Americans with a retirement account so it doesn't present the full picture.
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The second scenario, she said, is a less reliable method that takes into account the discount granted by the DOJ to U.S. banks.
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The rating also takes into account the fairly low quality of the reinsurer's investment portfolio and significant amount of reinsured domestic surety risks.
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Keep in mind that Fidelity's data only takes into account those Americans with a retirement account, so it doesn't present the full picture.
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This takes into account UBAF's limited role in the group and niche franchise, as well as the absence of material synergies with CACIB.
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It also takes into account your location, videos you've watched on YouTube, and details it knows based on info from other Google services.
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Aside from plays, SoundCloud also takes into account the tracks you like and share when it decides what to put on the playlist.
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The rating also takes into account the country's developing and competitive market conditions, as well as the evolving regulations in the insurance sector.
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"Battlefield 1", launched in October, was at No. 12 on the NPD list, which takes into account both digital downloads and physical copies.
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"Of course the market takes into account coalition promises, but we don't expect any crisis like what was expected last summer," he said.
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Recovery to the senior unsecured notes also takes into account potential sizable claims under operating lease obligations and the company's underfunded pension plan.
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Well, the city has very high ratings across all the index's criteria, which takes into account things like crime, healthcare, education and infrastructure.
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This estimate takes into account foreign exchange impact of $200 million and a $500 million decline in the company's low-margin generics business.
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This takes into account UBAF's limited role in the group and niche franchise, as well as the absence of material synergies with CACIB.
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The cash flow forecast takes into account more than $2 billion in charges for restructuring, corporate activity and "contingency" costs, the company said.
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The "quality of life" category takes into account a state's "air quality, pollution, voter participation, social support and more," according to U.S. News.
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Carter was 17 when Roy died and she could face a sentence that takes into account she was a juvenile at the time.
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The VR takes into account tightening liquidity and a funding base that is also highly concentrated, and more so than that of peers.
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The updated accounting standard takes into account revenue from long-term contracts, which are being scrutinized by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Our assessment of double leverage also takes into account the absence of external debt and the resulting low likelihood of cash flow mismatches.
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Our totally, for-sure scientific system takes into account four major criteria: Relevance to plot: How important is this scene to the story?
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The new plan, to be voted on by the water board later this month, takes into account regional differences in climate and population.
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However, Fitch takes into account potential support to SHC from Shinhan Bank (A/Stable), Shinhan Financial's flagship subsidiary, in the worst case scenario.
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It also takes into account which movies and TV shows you've seen in the last year, to gauge your consumption of pop culture.
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"There are a whole host of variables that the government takes into account," Phil Bezanson, white collar partner at Bracewell, said last week.
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One that takes into account the nuanced web of relationships and factors in workplace success, on the other hand, could be very useful.
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The model is based on data from outbreaks in Italy and China and takes into account changing dynamics over time, like social distancing.
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The first is crowd response, which takes into account both noise levels and the kind of noise generated (gasps versus applause, for instance).
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It takes into account the time of day, the natural light in your vicinity, even the speed at which your eyes might fatigue.
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This takes into account the implementation of the government's EUR4bn 2016-19 fiscal consolidation package and the upcoming pension reform scheduled for 2017.
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My hand-wringing over possibly being a helicopter parent takes into account all three of these issues, along with one more complicating factor.
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Keep in mind that Fidelity's data only takes into account those Americans with a retirement account and so can't present the full picture.
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When Google's algorithm chooses which top news stories to display, it takes into account freshness, relevancy and authoritativeness, according to The Associated Press.
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According to Chan, who takes into account the current odds, Adidas has a 52 percent chance of having a team it sponsors win.
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But scholars are also working hard on research and teaching that imagines vocation in a way that takes into account prejudice and inequity.
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To improve the situation, the authors suggest looking at indigenous issues through a different lens which takes into account indigenous people's views and culture.
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The estimates are based on the IEA's "New Policies Scenario" that takes into account legislation and policies to reduce emissions and fight climate change.
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Forter's software takes into account thousands of data points and analyzes user's behaviour as soon as they log on to an e-commerce site.
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Logan was keen to point out that Randstad's study only takes into account Gen Zs of working age, rather than all those aged 13+.
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The Lineup will change depending on your viewing habits and the time of day, as it takes into account what's most popular and when.
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"People believe that influencers have their best interests in mind," she says, but no one takes into account that these influencers aren't health professionals.
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That takes into account the concerns of the victims and that really seeks to address the violence the best way that we know how.
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That figure will be much higher once Bryant takes into account the donations Black Girls Code has received via employer matching and other sources.
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Rather, the score is one measurement among thousands of new behavioral clues that Facebook now takes into account as it seeks to understand risk.
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On Thursday, the Times noted that it has more than 100,000 net new digital subscriptions so far this quarter, which takes into account cancellations.
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Its new metric is called "monetizable daily active usage (mDAU)," which the company says takes into account whether a user was exposed to advertising.
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In doing this, the system takes into account everything from available compute resources to network bandwidth, as well as the data pipeline and size.
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The company said that the three-year plan takes into account the group's new structure after the acquisition of Syntel and SIX Payment Services.
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Deciding on a romantic partner, even a virtual one, takes into account what a person finds interesting or attractive, which adds an emotional element.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS MARAC's rating takes into account the operational benefits it receives from being 100% owned by Heartland Bank Limited (HBL, BBB/Stable).
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An alternative measure of joblessness that takes into account discouraged workers and the underemployed fell to 8.4 percent, its lowest reading since November 2007.
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The EITC provides payments that are adjusted to a family's financial needs, since it takes into account the number and age of dependent children.
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Further, the basic support generally offered rarely takes into account emotional reactions of other persons within the family unit who might benefit from counseling.
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The ranking takes into account British athletes, as well as those not originally from the UK, but plying their trade for British-based teams.
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How can we facilitate a rebuilding process that takes into account communities' real needs and empowers marginalized residents to have a role in recovery?
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"This prediction takes into account expected low global growth, which will be reflected in a more negative trade balance for Colombia," the report said.
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The proposed FSA legislation also takes into account that in-prison work experience has been shown to have a significant impact in reducing recidivism.
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Fitch also takes into account the program's contractual asset percentage (AP) of 93%, which is more conservative than Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 94%.
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It also takes into account UF's higher risk appetite than peers and inherently tight liquidity as with the rest of the sector in Tunisia.
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This review takes into account Grupo Aval's decision that Corficolombiana will be consolidated (for accounting purposes) directly under Grupo Aval instead of with Bogota.
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Markit's Composite Index BRPMCP=ECI, which takes into account manufacturing and services activity, also rose slightly to 45.3 in November from 44.9 in October.
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And it's kind of a false theory because even if you're standing in a perfect center space, that really takes into account one person.
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"Reputation" is fundamentally unlike any of her other albums in that it takes into account — prioritizes, actually — the tempo and tone of her competition.
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The tool's projected shortfalls are larger than the SSA's, in fact—because it takes into account how changes over time will affect the outcome.
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Brady has said he is aiming for a tax-reform bill to be revenue neutral under "dynamic" scoring that takes into account macroeconomic effects.
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EPA will initially develop two drinking water standards, one based purely on health and another that takes into account the financial factors of compliance.
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That's problematic because the number takes into account all transactions, including refunded items, and it's by no means reflective of a company's actual revenue.
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They say that the use of so-called dynamic scoring, a method that takes into account broader impacts on the economy, would show that.
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In September, the social platform said that it takes into account "newsworthiness" when deciding whether or not a tweet violates the company's conduct policy.
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This new relationship takes into account that Pyongyang and Tehran benefit from their shelter under the eaves of world powers like China and Russia.
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Rosengren added that the Fed funds neutral rate, which takes into account inflation, is probably in a range between 2.5 percent and 3 percent.
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Conduct your own costs-benefits analysis that takes into account both the financial and emotional toll of the shutdown on individuals and the country.
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As part of its analysis, Fitch therefore also takes into account the standalone profile of the Spanish legal entity to which the ratings are assigned.
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A broader measure of unemployment that takes into account discouraged workers and those holding jobs part time for economic reasons edged lower to 2318 percent.
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Whereas CoinDesk's price index takes into account many different bitcoin exchanges – individual exchanges, where users can trade bitcoin, noted their own highest prices were exceeded.
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Their prediction model takes into account both climate change and price volatility, which is why their estimates are higher than those of some other researchers.
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The sector's blended earnings growth — which takes into account the expected earnings growth and reported growth rates — through Monday morning is 4.7%, according to FactSet.
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Once that's done, the app takes into account multiple purchases made by each member of a household and figures out who owes what to whom.
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The rating also takes into account parent ownership and the company's growth in crop insurance which accounted for 17% of net written premiums in 2016.
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"The Sudanese authorities must quash this grossly unfair sentence and ensure that Noura Hussein gets a fair retrial that takes into account her mitigating circumstances."
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" The 500-word petition continues as follows: "We are the Democratic Party and use the mechanism that best takes into account the most Democratic voices.
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It also takes into account that I pay for half his insurance since I have him on all my insurance (health, dental, vision, life, disability).
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SuperAwesome's new, voluntary certification for YouTubers takes into account the content the channel produces, their behavior on the screen, their recording practices, and much more.
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The new price takes into account "grain production costs, market supply and demand, domestic and foreign market prices and industry development", the state planner said.
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The FBI's definition is a little broader -- it takes into account the same intent but also includes disability, sexual orientation, ethnicity, gender, or gender identity.
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She suggests anti-bullying advocates focus on funding research that takes into account the issues of our educational system and the diversity in our schools.
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The VR takes into account adequate funding and liquidity, albeit a funding base that is also highly concentrated, and more so than that of peers.
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Clinton's detailed college plan takes into account the perils of student debt and its adverse effect on the economy by making higher education debt-free.
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This overall forecast takes into account each state's forecast, the margin of error of each state's forecast and the correlation between the different state results.
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Doing so takes into account what's known as the wisdom of the crowd, which the company says collectively leads to a better layer of predictions.
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A defensible data strategy takes into account whether the appropriate data is being collected at a pace that is appropriate for the problem at hand.
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It also takes into account the bank's limited franchise (less than 5% market share at end-1H15), vulnerable asset quality and limited foreign currency liquidity.
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This count takes into account only people of color on newsstand editions, where a cover image can make the difference between sale or no sale.
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Morgan Stanley's base-case scenario is more optimistic because it takes into account measures to control the virus' spread that are being put in place.
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And they saw their opening: offering women sizes 14 and up five articles of clothing chosen by a stylist who takes into account individual preferences.
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The broadest measure of unemployment — which also takes into account people discouraged from looking for work — declined to 7.0%, the lowest point since December 2000.
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Wealth, which takes into account the value of assets like a home or a stock portfolio, is harder for the government to track than income.
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This figure is a useful measure because it takes into account both the labor force participation rate and unemployment, and is easily compared over time.
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Japan's upcoming 'unprecedented' stimulus package, Abe said, takes into account the possibility that the government may declare a state of emergency, according to Reuters reporting.
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However, the target for individuals carmakers varies because it takes into account the starting weight of each companies' fleet in the base year of 20253.
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The company has never revealed exactly what factors it takes into account for suggesting content, but users have their own theories about how it works.
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It is important to note that overall population growth takes into account several factors, including: birth rates and death rates, international immigration and domestic migration.
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The list takes into account more than just accidents with factors such as "safety, innovation, and launching of new aircraft" affecting an airline&aposs ranking.
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Cohn also expressed confidence that policymakers would produce a tax plan that takes into account the feedback from lawmakers and industry groups, the official said.
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Fitch assesses each bank's systemic importance relative to other banks in the banking system, and takes into account, among other things, market share and franchise.
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The PPP takes into account the relative cost of living and the inflation rates of the countries to compare living standards among the different nations.
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It's that political insiders aren't clairvoyant and ought to develop a strategy that takes into account the fact that weird things tend to happen in politics.
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It takes into account things like light scattering , shadows, and even the type of surface each photon bounced off before reaching your viewpoint in the game.
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The RWP takes into account P4's consistently strong market performance, having steadily transformed itself from market challenger to the market number-two by subscriber numbers.
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He said the Trump administration may judge the tax by its own dynamic scoring, which takes into account economic growth, rather than Congressional Budget Office estimates.
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And that's why I've long been fascinated by the concept of modest dressing, which is essentially fashion that takes into account the many mores of religion.
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Based on that estimate, which takes into account both civilian and combatant deaths, around 2.33 percent of Syria's prewar population of 22 million has been killed.
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Beet producers have a different notion of fairness: for them, a level playing-field is one that takes into account the state support other producers receive.
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So is creating more of a social safety net for freelancers that takes into account challenges like saving for retirement with an unpredictable income, she says.
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The "childhood-ruining" rank takes into account a number of factors, including key scenes that stay burned into your memory, instances of death, and troublesome themes.
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It's a system that takes into account both user convenience and the concerns of expense compliance teams in a way that benefits both in the end.
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The wheel is made up of a range of abusive tactics and takes into account psychological aspects of abuse, such as coercion, threats, and economic abuse.
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We trust that the CCCS' review takes into account a dynamic industry that is constantly evolving, highly competitive, and being disrupted by technology and new services.
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The final element in this stage of our model takes into account the fact that over the past fifty years America has become significantly more partisan.
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Alternatively, you can still use the regular method, which takes into account not only square footage, but also utilities, mortgage interest or rent, and property taxes.
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To arrive at a single fare at a given time, the system works through several economic models, and takes into account real-time demand and supply.
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Brush speed and angle affect the textures users can produce, and the simulation even takes into account drying time based on the thickness of the paint.
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BIR's Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR is constrained by Russia's 'BBB-' Country Ceiling, and the Long-Term Local Currency IDR also takes into account country risks.
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This ranking takes into account academic quality and the net cost of attendance for a student who received the average level of need-based financial aid.
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Using so-called dynamic scoring, which takes into account the revenues added by projected economic growth, Republicans hope their bill will not add to the deficit.
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In order to approve a wider set of people for loans, the company takes into account factors beyond traditional credit scores, including job history and income.
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As a selective and expensive boarding school, Tabor School takes into account students' ability to pay when making the final decision on whether to accept them.
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The compound interest formula takes into account more information than simply the principal amount you invest, the rate of return, and the time period of investment.
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The upgrade takes into account P4's consistently strong market performance, having steadily transformed itself from market challenger to the market number-two by subscriber numbers.
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However, our rating takes into account expectations of profit growth and we do not believe that an upgrade is likely in the short to medium term.
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Brooklyn's median net effective rent, which takes into account rent concessions, rose year-over-year for the eighth month in a row, up 13% to $2,918.
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And the answers you get from a Social Security calculator may also vary based on how much of that information a given tool takes into account.
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The paper takes into account scientific and technological innovation, such as genetically modified organisms, that has helped us grow enough food for the global population today.
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This might be a better gauge because it takes into account not only how much fat you have, but where it is located, Dr. Lazar says.
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But since the Unified Model is made for our planet, and as such takes into account variables like vegetation and the state of our ice caps.
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It also takes into account a number of other factors, like if you turn on the sound, go fullscreen, turn on high-def, among other things.
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The downgrade also takes into account the high leverage at the holding parent, as measured by common equity double leverage ratio, of 125% at end-1H17.
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This takes into account how much enrollment each plan has, to give a better sense of how many people the big rate increases will actually hit.
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It's left open-ended, Foxx said, because it takes into account the varied approaches many automakers and tech companies are taking in developing self-driving cars.
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Police officials have defended loosening the policy, saying it takes into account special situations, like terrorist attacks or cases in which officers are cornered or outnumbered.
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The company said its outlook takes into account the fact there are six fewer shopping days between Thanksgiving Day and Christmas this year compared with last.
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Shoppers will also see more local brands and a more personalized experience that takes into account their zip code or suggests items based on past purchases.
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Based on feedback from 27,587 expats across the globe, the survey takes into account factors such as work-life balance, cost of living and average salary.
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Quantum Volume (QV), it's worth mentioning, is a metric that takes into account both the number of qubits in a system as well as decoherence times.
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"You have to build a program that takes into account the needs of people on the ground, and this study was a nice example of that."
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Goldman's forecast also takes into account backwardation in oil markets, which means oil prices for future deliveries of crude are cheaper than prices for earlier delivery.
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Contrary to our expectations of personalization, Spotify's playlist-recommendation function only takes into account the title of the playlist, not the habits of the individual user.
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The rating also takes into account the concentration of PFG's lending in areas of higher-than-average credit risk, although this has historically been managed well.
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Instead, drug companies point to a measure called net price, which takes into account rebates and discounts negotiated by PBMs on behalf of employers and insurers.
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Ideological assessment takes into account a mix of values and policies, but in the end it's about whether the candidate wants what we want for America.
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Larger structural changes are needed before the country can address student lunch debt in a way that takes into account both students and their struggling caretakers.
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At the moment, Grover charges a 5 to 10 percent of the retail price on an item, while also takes into account its value and demand.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chile's Codelco will soon sell its first copper cathodes with pricing that takes into account the environmental footprint of production, its chairman said on Thursday.
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The Index takes into account 49 indicators based on 16 out of 17 sustainable development goals that quantify details like health, economic stability and social justice equality.
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The AFI report, which is put out by the American College of Sports Medicine, takes into account factors including residents' mental health, diet, mortality rate, and more.
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"Although this movie focuses on the romance, it really takes into account these people as whole people and their relationship as a whole couple," Fitz-Henley said.
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Jeanette Harper, a spokesperson with the FBI, said the fall takes into account the top of the agent's head, which would've made it a 14-foot fall.
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Previous computer models of the asteroid strike were not as refined as the new version, which takes into account the speed of the gasses that were released.
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This approach takes into account rising rates but also avoids the binary choice of simply moving all funds into cash, which continues to pay zero percent interest.
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"In reaching a decision on whether to uphold complaints, the ASA takes into account factors including audience, medium, context and our research into prevailing standards in society."
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The VR also takes into account the bank's moderate management quality, a risk appetite Fitch sees as more aggressive than higher-rated peers and sound asset quality.
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That means Uber doesn't just find the closest ride to you; instead, the ride-hailing company takes into account the most optimized ride for everyone around you.
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Controllable income, which takes into account operational expenses including compensation and benefits, excludes the $5.8 billion payment mandated by the government to prefund the agency's retirement benefits.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia is set to release on Thursday its monthly business outlook survey, which takes into account manufacturing data in the Philadelphia area.
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More concerningly, Uber's approach to such sensitive customer complaints takes into account how likely the press or law enforcement (LE) is to be interested in the case.
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It takes into account the relative contribution of each author and makes adjustments for the over-representation of papers on astronomy and astrophysics in its sample journals.
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Andrew Sesuraj of non-profit Tamil Nadu Child Rights Observatory said most of the information available only takes into account those children working in the organized sector.
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Controllable income, which takes into account operational expenses including compensation and benefits, excludes the $28503 billion payment mandated by the government to prefund the agency's retirement benefits.
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The model, first outlined last year, takes into account role, job level, job location and performance ratings, but is blind to gender - and, as of recently, race.
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Another study published Monday in Nature Climate Change also highlighted the need for modeling that takes into account how different landscapes will react to sea level rise.
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He could also get 20 or 30 years, if the judge really takes into account his violent past, even if he's not specifically charged with those murders.
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The plan calls for a range of fiscal and structural reforms, reduces government spending and takes into account an additional $20 billion in federal disaster relief funds.
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To determine your benefit amount, the SSA takes into account your 35 years of highest wages, and translates this into something called the Primary Insurance Amount (PIA).
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Facebook's advertising system is built on an auction process that takes into account the likelihood that a given ad will provoke an audience to engage with it.
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I champion a "reasonable faith" that seeks to provide a comprehensive worldview that takes into account the best evidence of the sciences, history, philosophy, logic and mathematics.
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The agency says the new system, which also takes into account fatigue reports from pilots, will create a flexible framework for duty times rather than prescriptive rules.
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"The application of the Pact is rule-based and evidence-based and takes into account the political and legal discretion which the rules themselves foresee," he said.
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But it also "takes into account the sensitivity of those for whom the issue of historical truth, the memory of the Holocaust is incredibly important", Duda added.
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Google says that its autocomplete feature takes into account factors like "popularity" and "freshness," though a representative didn't respond to questions about how YouTube's autocomplete feature differs.
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Codelco said it was doing its best to reach a deal that takes into account business conditions, the sustainability of the mine and the legitimate expectations of workers.
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CBRE's tech talent rank takes into account 13 metrics important to tech companies, including an area's concentration of computer science degrees, existing tech industry and cost of living.
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Glassdoor releases an annual ranking of best places to work, which takes into account its database of 303 million company reviews provided by anonymous current or former workers.
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Overall, the NSFR proposals are ratings neutral for EU CVB programmes rated by Fitch, as our ratings approach already takes into account exposure to liquidity and refinancing risk.
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That means a more stringent process that takes into account that the user is a driver and in a moving vehicle, so safety and distraction levels are key.
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It takes into account criteria such as whether an LGBT character has a purpose beyond their sexual orientation, and that they must be tied to the plot significantly.
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"What we need to do urgently is put in process a program that takes into account both external creditors and the provincial economy of Buenos Aires," he said.
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The company said the forecast takes into account the impact from the U.S. government's restrictions on Huawei Technologies Co and assumes no revenue from the Chinese telecommunications firm.
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Our forecast for operating cash flows in 2017 takes into account shorter trade payable days following trade law amendments in 2016, which came into full force in 2017.
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"What we need to do urgently is put in process a program that takes into account both external creditors and the provincial economy of Buenos Aires," he said.
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ClassPass has created an algorithm that takes into account all the data the company has collected after years of seeing how people browse, book, and attend fitness classes.
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This affects whether pain-relief drugs get approved by the Food and Drug Administration, which takes into account how well a new drug stacks up against a placebo.
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Unlike power prices, which typically move once a year, gas prices move every month in France and are set using a formula that takes into account production costs.
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Miso's platform takes into account the preferences of both customers and providers and also tries to match jobs in the same building or apartment complex with one cleaner.
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MICKEY BERGMAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, RICHARDSON CENTER FOR GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT: Well, I think the story is thorough, it&aposs deep, it takes into account a lot of different interviews.
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The European Commission proposed a new methodology to distribute funds that takes into account unemployment levels and the reception of migrants, and not just economic output as previously.
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He said there's also a calculation he uses that takes into account the span in futures prices for RBOB gasoline, which was about $260 per gallon in November.
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According to the IRS, the value is based on a sliding scale that takes into account income levels and other factors, such as household size and marital status.
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This estimate is based on the most conservative assumption of 103% buy-out offer take-up and takes into account expected proceeds from the tower sale in Pakistan.
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Corker says the legislation should not add "a penny to the deficit" under a special dynamic scoring model that takes into account economic growth projected from tax reform.
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" The new rules are based on a formula that takes into account the amount drivers are paid per mile and per minute, also known as a "utilization rate.
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This view takes into account the banks' 100%-state ownership, policy roles, high systemic importance, and the track record of capital support for the banks under different governments.
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In advance of the new program going into effect, Ausch said he was able to negotiate a custom setting that takes into account the nature of his business.
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The score takes into account the impact of the disposal of Ageas' Hong Kong business (AICA), the settlement with several claimant organisations and the acquisition of AXA Portugal.
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By others, such as Sentier Research's median household income index, which takes into account all forms of income such as dividends and Social Security payments, it has risen.
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It takes into account the bank's lower capital ratios compared with larger peers in Saudi Arabia, and lower diversification of earnings outside of corporate banking than many peers.
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By James's method — which takes into account career innings, career hits allowed and career starts — Fiers could reasonably have expected to have thrown 0.11 no-hitters by now.
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At its core, the rule tightens of the definition of "residency" that USCIS takes into account when deciding whether Americans overseas can transmit their citizenship to their children.
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"The U.S. continues to prefer enlargement at a measured pace that takes into account the need to press for governance and succession planning," Bloomberg reported the letter said.
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Fitch takes into account the contractual AP maintained in the ACT, since over-collateralisation exceeding requirement under the ACT is secured by a demand-loan provided by WNZL.
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The United States and Japan, however, favored a more flexible approach that takes into account differences in the kinds of risks among various countries and banks, they said.
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The EPA said it would then go through a regulatory process to set the fee structure in a way that's fair and takes into account various stakeholder concerns.
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"A case always takes into account further developments," said Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project and one of the plaintiff attorneys, during the hearing.
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A broader measure of unemployment that takes into account discouraged workers and those at jobs part time for economic reasons edged lower, from 7.5 percent to 7.4 percent.
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A separate measure that takes into account those out of the workforce and the underemployed — sometimes referred to as the "real" unemployment rate — held steady at 8.2 percent.
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Google presents search results based on an algorithm that takes into account a large number of variables — including your search history, location and what sites you frequently visit.
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Our view of support further takes into account the bank's deep integration with the parent, common branding and reputational risks for Achmea in case of default by the bank.
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A reading of trend inflation, which takes into account real price changes along with mid-term inflationary expectations, slowed to 8.1 percent in September from 8.5 percent in August.
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Source: Citigroup The model — which takes into account factors such as newsletter sentiment, margin debt and options activity — has had a good track record of predicting pullbacks and surges.
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And while New Yorkers might be surprised to find their city ranked as relatively affordable (#20), Bloomberg notes it's because the study takes into account the entire metro area.
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Even when one takes into account that pre-electoral bragging is watered down once in office by the realities of actual power, the narrowmindness of the bunch is striking.
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Tally takes into account multiple aspects of a user's credit card usage, including their credit score, balances, promotional rates and spending behavior in plotting the best course of action.
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Five-year-old Pindrop uses so-called machine learning technology which takes into account large amounts of data to learn the difference between a legitimate and fraudulent call is.
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The new formula takes into account the assessed valuation of property within a district on a per pupil basis and adopts a previously court-approved capital outlay equalization formula.
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In a version of the Big Mac index that takes into account labour costs and GDP, however, the list changes, with Brazil and Pakistan coming out as most expensive.
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While the ratio is the same, the deal with BW Group included the issuance of new DHT shares worth about $265 million, which Frontline's new proposal takes into account.
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"Given the financial challenges faced by Euro Disney, The Walt Disney Company has developed a long-term solution that takes into account all stakeholders," it said in a statement.
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An alternative measure of poverty that takes into account non-cash benefits, including food stamps and refundable tax credits, fell one-tenth of a percentage point to 14.3 percent.
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Their review also notably takes into account only Trump's returns from the past 10 years, leaving open questions about whether there were financial dealings with Russia in earlier years.
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The justices also upheld affirmative action, rejecting a challenge to part of the admissions program at the University of Texas at Austin that takes into account race and ethnicity.
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Lagarde accelerated the IMF's evolution from the rigid orthodox protector of the so-called "Washington Consensus" to a nuanced economic approach that takes into account new areas of consideration.
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The amount of time an employee could take would be determined by a formula that takes into account the size of the employer and the employee's years of service.
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The next president, Mr. Salloukh said, must figure out a new regional arrangement that takes into account all of the main actors and their interests, including Iran and Turkey.
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This penalty, which takes into account how businesses would react by investing more in enterprises that could profit from the new immigrant labor, amounts to about $900 a year.
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Mnuchin has said the cuts would pay for themselves under a dynamic scoring model analysis, which takes into account the effect of tax changes on economic growth and revenue.
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Salesforce's commitment to values is also why Benioff regularly ranks high on the Harvard Business Review's list of top CEOs, which takes into account environmental, social, and governance criteria.
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So, the more vague and flexible a law is, the more it takes into account the totality of the circumstances, the more it's actually likely to lead to injustice.
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And a crime location predictor with an algorithm that takes into account everything from 911 calls to weather patterns has yet to reduce assaults in the city's entertainment district.
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The hike, postponed since early June, will be 3.9%, well below the 11.8% expected based on the usual formula that takes into account inflation in the previous three months.
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Lowkey takes into account things like location, job, alma mater and other bits of information (all shown on your public Lowkey profile) to create teams with like-minded players.
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The new method takes into account gross value addition in goods and services, a departure from the old practice that factored in volume-based indicators such as industrial output.
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Lee's framework for valuing bitcoin takes into account money supply growth, the ratio of alternative currencies such as gold to that money supply and bitcoin's share of those alternatives.
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The World Health Organization has thus far hesitated to call the virus a pandemic, since the designation also takes into account the severity of illnesses caused by a virus.
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"This recommendation takes into account our unstinting commitment to the safe return of service as well as changes to the airplane and test results," Boeing said in a statement.
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The group repeated its forecast for global apparent steel consumption, which takes into account inventory levels, to increase by 2.5 to 3.0 percent in 2017 compared to last year.
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The figure takes into account all different forms of reward, including Kaeser's fixed salary as well as elements of stock-based compensation at their value on the grant date.
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Proximity is only one factor the AI takes into account; the algorithms also considers how quickly a robot can reach an Amazon employee and how busy each employee is.
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The algorithm takes into account forecasts from the National Weather Service, vegetation readouts from the United States Department of Interior, and even satellite data from NASA, among other data.
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The VR also takes into account Woori's weaker management and aggressive risk-appetite relative to domestic peers as well as its adequate financial profile relative to the challenging operating environment.
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A company spokesman said Monday that it takes into account "newsworthiness" and potential public interest when deciding whether or not a particular tweet violates the company's rules for appropriate conduct.
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That temperature is defined using a heat index that takes into account temperature and humidity; above 104 degrees Farenheit (40 degrees C ), organs swell and cells start to break down.
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And the current manifestation of the platform ecosystem that takes into account shareholder, and user, and creator, and advertiser, has misaligned incentives that create broad problems for the creative class.
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It boasts a "gender-smart" investing algorithm that takes into account women's longer lifespans and different salary trajectory and the consequences of taking time off from work to raise children.
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The White House must immediately go back to a policy that is fully inclusive and takes into account the dangers faced by LGBTQ foreign diplomats, U.N. employees, and their families.
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It takes into account natural factors that contribute to climate like ocean heat, the water cycle, circulation in the atmosphere, sea ice, and extreme natural events, according to the statement.
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The company won't say exactly what it takes into account in generating these highlights, just that it uses "a variety of signals," adding that its methods will improve over time.
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Fitch's stronger confidence in Wynn Palace takes into account WYNN's ability to transfer underutilized resources to Cotai from Peninsula including approximately 50 tables and $100 million of annualized labor costs.
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This plan takes into account how much of your after-tax income goes toward monthly essentials and how much money can you direct toward your goals without shortchanging your household.
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The VR also takes into account the bank's solid management quality, sound asset quality and reasonably strong profitability, as well as high lending concentrations and fairly significant restructuring in 2016.
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The score takes into account five ratios: working capital to assets, retained earnings to assets, earnings before interest and taxes to assets, sales to assets and market cap to liabilities.
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For other Senior Democrats, however, there is a third path, and it's probably the best one—one that takes into account the president's wrongdoings, and likely the politics, as well.
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The group estimated that the surtax would raise $872 billion from 2020 to 2029 using conventional scoring and $476 billion using "dynamic" scoring that takes into account the economic effects.
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Fitch takes into account the highest AP of the last 12 months of 13% (April 2016), which provides more protection than the breakeven AP of 76% for a 'AA' rating.
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Fitch takes into account the highest AP of the last 12 months of 75.5% (September 2016), which provides more protection than the breakeven AP of 76% for a 'AA' rating.
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Fitch takes into account the highest AP of the last 12 months of 75.7% (June 2016), which provides more protection than the breakeven AP of 78.5% for a 'AA+' rating.
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Assessments to fund the budget are based on a formula tied to each member's ability to pay, which takes into account national income, population and debt levels, among other factors.
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"For COVID-19, research is needed into the effects of specific NSAIDs among people with different underlying health conditions, which takes into account the severity of infection," Warren-Gash added.
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Now, of course, that sort of, "Let's look at this from a gendered perspective, or a perspective that takes into account inequalities," there's much more of that all around us.
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First, it takes into account the recent rise of authoritarian populism, especially in the form of Donald Trump — a development that has led some to feel more despairing than ever.
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Moderation takes into account what is needed at any given moment; it allows circumstances to determine action in the way that weather patterns dictate which route a ship will follow.
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That's now slowly changing in part because of innovations from companies like Punchh, which also takes into account cash purchases, as its technology is integrated at the point of sale.
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He hears the President's insults loud and clear and takes into account what it would mean for Mexico if Trump were to close even a few legal points of entry.
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Wichmann said the 2018 outlook takes into account the reinstatement of Obamacare's 11.083 percent tax on health insurance, putting the cost at about 75 cents in earnings per share growth.
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Or he can make a tougher, but far more decisive call, one that takes into account how all-American companies will be hit hard with a broad tariff in place.
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Psychotherapist, sex counsellor, and author Ian Kerner takes into account some of the psychological issues that can cause erections to wilt and suggests that Viagra can help in these instances.
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After the listing, Spotify has an enterprise value - which takes into account cash and debt on the company's balance sheet - of about five times its 2017 revenue of $5 billion.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating reflects Taikang Life's established franchise, strong distribution network, and sound profitability; it also takes into account its capitalisation, which remains vulnerable to unfavourable capital-market movements.
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I just think that's one value that should go into a broader calculation that takes into account all the harms that are related to the expression of certain kinds of views.
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The model also only takes into account reported outbreak cases, meaning there are a lot more people sickened by unpasteurized milk and cheese that we simply don't ever find out about.
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For Trump, the challenge is shifting from a strategy of piling up state primary wins to one that also takes into account states that award delegates in a more intricate fashion.
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The current design, he told me, takes into account the possibility that perhaps you just want to change your password, or have forgotten it, without logging out all your other sessions.
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That is more than the city's new $15 minimum wage for other workers and takes into account the drivers' status as contractors who do not receive benefits such as paid leave.
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This takes into account a voter's uncertainty and alternate choices, and breaks down the voter pool into statistically unique groups: Predictable supporters of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, and undecided voters.
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A projection, known as the "infinite horizon," takes into account all the program's future liabilities, even those beyond the 75-year period that Social Security actuaries typically use in their calculations.
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In fact, the so-called "U6" rate that takes into account frustrated job seekers and the underemployed is now at 9.9 percent, still elevated but not that far above historical norms.
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"This takes into account all the jobs created by the cruise industry, which we absolutely couldn't afford to lose, and we can start to work seriously on planning cruises," he added.
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A surface plan of the building is entered into the system, which takes into account every ledge, bump and other obstacle a robot may encounter going up and down the structure.
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Labor experts say that number takes into account a broad cross-section of the industry and not the specific subset of minimum wage workers that make up much of Walmart's ranks.
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ARD did not say on Friday how much the broadcasters were paying to sub-license the rights, but said the deal "takes into account the financial abilities of the public broadcasters".
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Our assessment of capitalisation also takes into account the significant amount of unreserved impaired loans (23% of equity at end-June 2017), which makes capitalisation sensitive to fluctuations in collateral values.
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That generally means it takes into account things like what you're listening to, which artists you listen to more than others, and other learnings from watching how you use the service.
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It also takes into account that for those with physically demanding jobs that wear a body down, early retirement with lower Social Security benefits is sometimes not a choice at all.
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"Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, an individualized exercise prescription which takes into account a person's unique medical history and personal goals should be considered," Laskowski said by email.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP also takes into account the interest rate risk arising from the unhedged nature of the programme and adjustments made for insurance set-off risk and commingling risk.
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The San Diego Chargers withdrew their contract offer to the first-round draft pick Joey Bosa and will restructure a new deal that takes into account his absence from the team.
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However, the judge said the capital could still be affected and that Mexico's energy regulator must write a new measure that takes into account the human rights to a healthy environment.
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Drawing on Einstein's statistical theories, the work incorporates a vast amount of research and evaluation of personal stories, and takes into account all the minutiae of what makes our lives different.
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Create a budget that takes into account all of your spending, a monthly amount you put into a separate emergency savings account and money that goes towards your student loan payments.
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There are of course many different viewpoints to understanding autism, whether they be from a purely medical perspective, or from a social perspective that takes into account cultural and political factors.
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The site takes into account reviews from everything from mainstream media outlets like the New York Times or the Washington Post to film specialty publications like Cinema Scope and Film Comment.
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Transition to a diplomacy that takes into account the multiple global concerns in Mr. Trudeau's agenda is no easy task, particularly when it involves tweaking vital sectors of the Canadian economy.
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In some cases, when adjusting monthly prices, it also takes into account the strength of the Oman-Dubai benchmark, against which it prices its crude, as well as Asia's refining margins.
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The review also takes into account the announcement on 23 March 2033 that the two banks intend to merge into a new parent bank to create Italy's third-largest banking group.
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In the afternoon trade, one ether token hit an inter-day low of $363, according to industry and price tracking website Coinmarketcap, which takes into account the price on several exchanges.
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It involved a cooking robot that engages in a food fight with you that takes into account the furniture and walls of the environment, with desserts leaving realistic splatters on surfaces.
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Puerto Rico's oversight board is scheduled to certify a new fiscal plan that takes into account the devastation and immense suffering of Puerto Rico's people due to hurricanes, Irma and Maria.
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The Yemeni court's surprise verdict of 10 years imprisonment on December 16 takes into account time served, which means Mobley should be free to return home in about four years time.
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It also takes into account the market structure, and some narrowing of the Oman-Dubai contango at times in May from April was also a pointer to an increase in the price.
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The figure includes acquiring the buildings and land as well as rehabilitation costs "which takes into account the requirements of restoring a historic building such as the train station," the company said.
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SCB's IDR is driven by its standalone credit profile, as reflected in its Viability Rating of 'bbb+', and takes into account its strong domestic franchise, large client base and solid financial performance.
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When it comes to flying, a CLV score takes into account information such as how frequently a customer makes complaints and how often they are affected by flight delays and lost luggage.
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The reasons for this are a bit wonky, but for those who want the details: The new CBO report takes into account the repeal of the individual mandate in the tax bill.
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On an "index of multiple deprivation", a government measure that takes into account factors such as income, health and education, the area appears to have become relatively poorer over the past decade.
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With Belluard, he could have learned the principles of biodynamics, an agriculture that takes into account the influence of the moon and sun in the development of plants and their natural defenses.
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As the #MeToo movement progresses and takes into account a more diverse array of experiences, one of the many questions on people's minds has been: How can we all be better allies?
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"A capital injection could be important, but we would only accept one if we receive a balanced proposal that takes into account the interests of all stakeholders," he said in an interview.
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It takes into account things like furniture movement during a quake, people being awakened by the event and resulting property damage, so it can only be assigned some time after a quake.
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He has devised hitherto unavailable internationally comparable estimates for Cuba's GDP since 1970 by calculating an average exchange rate which takes into account the weight of the various rates in the economy.
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Good advice based on a deep personal connection will always be in demand because it takes into account each client's emotional needs, which helps them face potentially difficult situations calmly and rationally.
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Markit's Composite Index, which takes into account manufacturing and services activity, also rose to its highest since March 2015, hitting 46.6 in February after a five-month low of 44.7 in January.
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Facebook's all-powerful feed takes into account all sorts of data, including what you like, what you share, and what you comment on to determine what items appear in your News Feed.
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Here's the top line: affected owners will get a cash payout of somewhere between $5,100 and $26,210 for their troubles, calculated by a formula that takes into account vehicle age and model.
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When the IUCN is calculating an animal's habitat, it takes into account the broad habitat range, not the narrower habitat range where the animal is most likely to actually live, Butchart says.
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Taken together, these changes would further force the Councils to manage species according to an arbitrary timetable, rather than thorough a plan that best takes into account prevailing biological and economic conditions.
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"We hope the relevant sides can resolve the differences via dialogue, and find an inclusive solution that takes into account history and reality, to jointly protect Iraqi and regional stability," Lu added.
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Ryan said that House Republicans' plan would use dynamic scoring to assess the budgetary impact of tax reform, a process that takes into account greater economic activity spurred by lower tax rates.
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A financial planner, a chartered financial analyst or a personal financial adviser can draft and maintain a holistic financial plan that takes into account taxes, income, estate planning and other financial considerations.
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The rate takes into account returns available to investors and investments made, allowances for tax, inflation and investment management costs, as well as wider economic factors, the ministry said in a release.
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Why it matters: Other estimates focused on pharmaceutical companies, but the new report takes into account drugs administered by doctors and the profits of third parties like pharmacies and pharmacy benefit managers.
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Fitch's current rating takes into account the strength of the company's portfolio of events and professional publishing/data analytics businesses (information services); businesses with strong operating margins and positive cash flow dynamics.
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The indicator is based on a 10-point scale and takes into account 18 different inputs, such as fund flows, price action and asset allocation from large and small investors, Woodard said.
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The plaintiffs had argued that Asian-American applicants scored consistently lower than other races on their so-called personal ratings, a subjective measure that takes into account a student's background and character.
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This valuation takes into account your various options for using these miles, from economy-class flights on United to business- and first-class flights booked on international partners like ANA and Lufthansa.
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Knee stability is defined as the not only the ability to bend, but also how "wiggly" the knee is due to loose tendons, and also takes into account clicking and grinding sounds.
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Because it takes into account physical depth and requires you to blink each time you use it, the app won't be fooled by a previously taken photo or video, the company says.
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Even if he takes into account the 10 Joint List lawmakers now backing Gantz, the Blue and White leader still falls seven seats shy of the 61 endorsements required for a majority.
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"This recommendation takes into account our unstinting commitment to the safe return of service as well as changes to the airplane and test results," Boeing said in a statement announcing the recommendation.
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One of the data site's forecasts, which takes into account polling, fundraising, voting history and analyst ratings at the House district level, gives Democrats a 68.5 percent chance of taking the House.
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Twitter is working on giving each user a more personalized experience, one that takes into account the context of the topic or other content they come to the site for, he said.
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There, it's described as underpinning the new directional version of AirDrop that takes into account where you're pointing your phone in relation to the device with which you're trying to share files.
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In all of them, the weighted average partisanship (which takes into account past state and local elections in addition to the presidential election results) is more Republican than the 2016 presidential vote.
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Paris Opera dancers are among those most strongly opposed to the pension overhaul, because they fear losing a special retirement program that takes into account the grueling physical requirements of their jobs.
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An American is more likely to die from a lightning strike than an act of terrorism committed by a Muslim — and that estimate takes into account the 3,000 deaths on 9/11.
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"Ours takes into account your user behavior, what you've watched before, what the pool of people around you liked and cross references that the same way a Netflix algorithm will," he said.
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"Nothing in this scenario takes into account that this person is into latex, queer or kink, and what you're doing is age verifying them for that via a speciality website," said Muffett.
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In addition to those base values, there's a "grade of execution," or GOE, for each element, as well as a component score that takes into account the artistic merit of a skater's program.
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The New Jersey deal is part of a new generation of refinanced tobacco bonds and takes into account that more smokers are quitting, according to Alan Schankel, managing director at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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Estée Lauder said its outlook takes into account the impact of tariffs on future moderation of net sales growth in China and the travel retail market, which it has not experienced to date.
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Aziz on Sunday said that Africa urgently needs a comprehensive approach to deal with extremist attacks that takes into account the cultural and economic issues that are the root causes of the violence.
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Students and parents tend to focus on the former, when it's the latter that takes into account a family's finances and determines what the school will actually cost them after scholarships and grants.
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However, in assessing SB's capital position Fitch takes into account the planned conversion of VEB's RUB16bn (6% of RWA) subordinated debt, currently accounted as Tier 99083 capital, into Tier 1-eligible instruments (i.e.
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The study titled Shameful Neglect: Indigenous Child Poverty in Canada, which takes into account data on reserves and territories from the 211 National Household Survey, breaks down child poverty statistics into three tiers.
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The study titled Shameful Neglect: Indigenous Child Poverty in Canada, which takes into account data on reserves and territories from the 25 National Household Survey, breaks down child poverty statistics into three tiers.
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The population number is worked out by a total population increase of one person every 23 minute and 31 seconds, which is an estimate that takes into account births, deaths and overseas migration.
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This is a measure of the bond's lifespan, which takes into account that some of what is due to bondholders (the annual interest) is paid before the principal is paid back on maturity.
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Today, the public art program takes into account the ongoing maintenance cost estimates and durability of materials prior to taking a piece into its collection, according to Public Art Program Director Elise DeMarzo.
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Portman and many Republicans favor assessing the budgetary impact of tax reform under a dynamic scoring system that takes into account the effect that greater projected economic activity would have on federal revenues.
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"Other domestic steel makers have also raised the prices of steel sheets and hot-rolled coils, and the hike also takes into account a projected rise in prices from now on," he said.
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Exxon's recommended vote: No. Executives defended their history of generous shareholder payouts and noted they use a proxy cost for carbon, which takes into account potential impacts from climate change and environmental legislation.
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Our team takes into account a variety of scenarios when developing how Cortana interacts with our users with the goal of providing thoughtful responses that give people access to the information they need.
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But real progress in diversity and inclusion involves more than head counts for race and gender; it takes into account geography, culture and the specialized knowledge and skills of people with diverse backgrounds.
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To measure business activity, the analysis takes into account factors such as the presence of Fortune 500 companies and global service firms, the flow of goods through a city, and capital-market activity.
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Life annual premium equivalent, a figure that takes into account single premium and regular premium business, slipped 11% to $3.17 billion, as two large corporate protection contracts written in 2018 did not recur.
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Because it does not disrupt broader market dynamics, IDR also takes into account the increased costs associated with rural health care and ensures rural Americans' access to health services continue to be protected.
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That statistic takes into account the fact that the 153 day reporting period by CMS this year is one day shorter than the enrollment snapshop released for the first two weeks last year.
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The ranking takes into account wealth both self-made and inherited and places the world's richest man, Jeff Bezos, in Washington state, knocking stalwart Bill Gates off the list for the first time.
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"We deal with conflict, like if a tree is growing too close to someone's house, and what we call 'structure,'" which takes into account the tree's age and how it's growing, she said.
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It also takes into account 13.5 million Americans age 16 to 24, most of them in school, and millions of women who have chosen to stay home to care for their young children.
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If you pass the information on, you might want to do so in a conversation that takes into account the welfare of his children, which you're alert to but others may not be.
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The cross-border digital economy has left many countries wanting a new tax solution that takes into account the location of the companies' users, rather than the location of the companies' physical presence.
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The analysis takes into account six instances this year in which the Trump administration and the European Union have announced they will impose tariffs or had threatened to impose them on certain goods.
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That's not the same thing as a living wage, however, which varies depending on the cost of living in your area and takes into account things like housing, transportation, and health care prices.
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Each product has its own "price limit range" that will trip the circuit breakers, some of which will be revised every few months using a formula that takes into account past price trends.
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Similarly, when an employee's salary is up for annual review, the company takes into account the person's job performance, location and competitive salaries — but the analysts are not informed of the person's gender.
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And that takes into account only the immediate consequences of an injury, a paper by the researchers says, not the long-term effects of concussions or repeated jarring of the brain in collisions.
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This "resolves some of the inequities of the present system, reduces inefficiencies and costs and takes into account the decisions of the entire community, not just a small review panel," Dr. Bollen said.
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Jay Inslee and the State Legislature must work together to approve a budget in 2021 that takes into account differential pay for behavior rehabilitation services in Seattle, rather than approving one rate statewide.
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Similarly, the tobacco taxes grade takes into account the level of each state's cigarette tax and whether the state taxes other tobacco products, including cigars and snuff but not e-cigarettes, Carr explained.
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That takes into account concrete assets, such the 830,000-square-foot Buckingham Palace and the family's extensive art collection, as well as more abstract assets such as the value of the royal brand.
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"The key development in my opinion, is the extent to which this arrangement is between the United States and the Taliban, or takes into account the interests of the Kabul government," he said.
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Ultimately, we're talking about choice architecture, a term for the way that information or products are presented to people in a manner that takes into account individual or societal welfare while preserving consumer choice.
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As of yesterday, "McChicken" began trending on Facebook because someone literally fucked a McDonald's chicken sandwich, and the site's algorithm—which takes into account volume and momentum—calculated that everyone wanted to see it.
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Life expectancy at birth is considered to be a good marker for a country's overall health, since it takes into account things like the current death rate and trends in the causes of death.
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And above all for me, Tyrion laying out a sensible, well-considered plan of attack that takes into account exactly what his sister's going to pull out as her go-to plan against Daenerys.
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Each word of an input sentence is converted into a multidimensional vector (a series of numerical values), and the encoding of each new word takes into account what has happened earlier in the sentence.
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The Independent Tax Foundation says the cost to the country of your proposal would be about $483 trillion, and that takes into account the economic growth that would emerge from your proposed tax cuts.
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This view takes into account: (i) their full ownership by VEB; (ii) the track record of equity and liquidity support to date; and (iii) potential reputational risk for VEB in case of them defaulting.
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If you haven't figured out which system is best for you, you should probably see a side-by-side comparison – especially a comparison that takes into account the most recent developments for each system.
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"Currently, there is no management strategy in clinical practice which takes into account patient variations in [low density cholesterol] response, and no guidelines for predictive screening before commencement of statin therapy," the researchers said.
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The process takes into account the possibility that a vulnerability might be leaked, stolen or discovered, but that will always be a risk, since there's always a chance a target will intercept a tool.
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They settled on a decision-tree machine learning approach that takes into account such factors as molecular weight and the various molecules in the body a particular drug is meant to target, among others.
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The AI software also takes into account public information such as whether a person has worked at a fast-growing start-up before or has risen up the ranks of a company very quickly.
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Software that can protect you from malware You can also install some software on your machine to give you a boost in your brand-new life that explicitly takes into account and avoids malware.
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But the Simple Rating System (SRS) metric, which takes into account goal differential and quality of opposition, still ranks them ninth in the NHL, and a hair out of second place in their division.
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One prospectus for Davis Funds notes that its pricing committee takes into account factors including the prices of comparable securities, new financing rounds, industry performance, liquidity of the security, and size of the holding.
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Last year she won the award for "Best Breakfast in the World," according to FoodieHub, and international culinary guide that takes into account the opinions of travelers and foodies from all over the world.
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Researchers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory have developed a tool that takes into account the rotation of the Earth and gravitational effects, which help to determine how specific melting points will impact certain cities.
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The Rock Hall takes into account "an artist's musical influence on other artists, length and depth of career and the body of work, innovation and superiority in style and technique," according to the criteria.
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Clearly, with international fame comes even more responsibility for a supergroup like BTS to dress in a way that takes into account how certain imagery may be read by a wide range of audiences.
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Thus, when this measurement and calculation disagree, it could be because the calculation only takes into account known particles and that the discrepancy is caused by unknown particles that were not taken into account.
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To get to that number, Blacktower notes that the average annual return of the S&P 500 Index is historically at around 10% and takes into account the adjusted 2.25% of long term inflation.
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"We trust that the CCCS' review takes into account a dynamic industry that is constantly evolving, highly competitive, and being disrupted by technology and new services," said Lim Kell Jay, head of Grab Singapore.
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Fitch's view of support also takes into account both banks' full state ownership as well as dedicated legal acts (separate for each bank) that define their mandates, operating rules and relationship with the state.
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"While we respect the commitments with Europe we target a balanced path ... that takes into account social needs and economic requirements," Giovanni Tria told a business audience at the Bloomberg European Capital Markets Forum.
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That valuation takes into account concrete assets, such the 830,000-square-foot Buckingham Palace, and the family's extensive art collection, as well as more abstract assets such as the value of the royal brand.
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The IPO size represents 8 percent of its enlarged share capital and the $5.43 billion valuation takes into account shares to be issued under a pre-IPO employee stock ownership plan, the people said.
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The current "guaranteed minimum" pay formula at DoorDash, which delivers for companies such as McDonald's Corp to Walmart Inc, takes into account the size of the order or package, expected wait times and mileage.
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"This study takes into account the general quality of the diet and adjusts for it," said Norrina B. Allen, the lead author of the new study and an associate professor of epidemiology at Northwestern.
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On top of the traditional FX and gold reserves, it also takes into account central bank swap lines, sovereign wealth fund ammunition and access to IMF and other protective financing to calculate an overall ratio.
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It scored worse in both WebXPRT, a benchmark that replicates a browser-based workflow, and Geekbench 4, which takes into account the speed not just of the processor, but of the storage and memory too.
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Winners are determined based on a weighted formula that takes into account an additional royalty offered to the government as well as an extra investment commitment in the exploration phase of each 30-year contract.
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When calculating the upfront price of rides, Uber takes into account things like the expected time and distance, as well as the likelihood that a rider will be matched with another passenger on shared rides.
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So, finding a compromise, Judge Brian Stevenson decided that he would just pay money for the jettisoned fueled—in total, when one takes into account passenger compensation, Young's actions cost WestJet around $200,000 [$151,429 USD].
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Adani said the A$54 estimate takes into account royalties, processing fees and the cost of financing part of a rail line to the export terminal, although analysts suggest the company's figures are too bullish.
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When WWF Germany begins a conservation project, human rights receive "little attention," the report found, and it is "unclear" whether the WWF takes "into account" the perspective of people who might be affected by abuses.
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A number of these estimates were so-called "dynamic scores" — the Republican gold standard for tax analysis, which takes into account the possible growth from tax changes and the new revenues that growth can create.
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You can also enter your address and get an updated estimate that takes into account local costs and incentives, and add on any Powerwalls (with three as the default for a 2,000 square-foot roof).
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Behind the scenes, Siri takes into account more than 100 different signals, such as the time of day and your current location, as well as how you typically use your phone, to build these recommendations.
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You can crouch down, move your shoulders, or even take full steps while the underlying technology behind the software used to edit the video takes into account the natural shift in perspective those movements involve.
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It takes into account who you're liking, messaging, and winking at, so you don't have to fill out a long string of questions to determine who you might like and who might like you back.
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It's never said precisely how its algorithm works, and what kinds of things it takes into account in order to serve up the profiles its users see while drunk and bored in a dark bar.
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Based on a study from Kensho, a quantitative tool that takes into account historical trading patterns, there have been 21 instances since 2010 when the fell by at least 2 percent in a single day.
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The score takes into account various factors such as how quickly the CEO left, the executive's age and tenure, the company's stock price and the wording used to describe the departure in the official announcement.
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The Freedom House democracy index, for example, measures the strength of democracies around the world according to a rubric that takes into account things like free and fair elections, a free press, and civil liberties.
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This takes into account the Philippine sovereign's fiscal position - captured in its rating of 'BBB-/Positive', and the banks' moderate systemic importance, stemming from their 265%-267% market shares of system assets, loans and deposits.
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The payment rate takes into account annual growth in medical costs and statutory requirements to reduce government payments to insurers for Medicare Advantage closer to the level it pays in traditional fee-for-service Medicare.
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The new draft takes into account comments from a panel discussion Graves hosted on the topic earlier this month at Georgia Tech that included representatives from the security industry and academia as well as Rep.
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The group did not give a specific forecast for its own prospects, but repeated that it saw 225 global apparent steel consumption, which takes into account inventory changes, growing by between 13.1 and 2.5 percent.
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" Janice Schneider, Interior's assistant secretary for lands and mineral management, said the new regulation "takes into account the extensive and substantive comments we received from state regulators, mining companies and local communities across the country.
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The rating also takes into account CKG's long track record in serving institutional clients and solid market position in the Moroccan asset management industry, as well as the financial strength of its parent, CDG Group.
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This net calculation takes into account any increase in initial vehicle cost due to developing and incorporating advanced efficiency technology — any increase in car and truck prices is dwarfed by savings at the gas pump.
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The ranking takes into account wealth both self-made and inherited, and includes the world's richest man, Bill Gates, in Washington, as well as Walmart heirs Jim and Alice Walton in Arkansas and Texas, respectively.
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The group did not give a specific forecast for its own prospects but repeated that it saw 13.1 global apparent steel consumption, which takes into account inventory changes, growing by between 1.5 and 2.5 percent.
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Five years into the ObamaCare rollout, the insurance group's board of directors called for a fresh agenda last year — one that takes into account the growing number of mergers and consolidations across the healthcare sector.
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But Hyten was also referring to the Law of Armed Conflict, which takes into account specific factors -- military necessity, distinction, proportionality, unnecessary suffering/humanity -- in determining what constitutes fair conduct in targeting decisions during combat.
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The rating also takes into account LHC3's adequate standalone liquidity management, adequate up-stream dividend predictability and commitments made towards the regulator to reducing net cash flow leverage over the life of the bond.
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The dollar-weighted return, which takes into account fund flows to measure the gains that investors actually experience, shows that investors generally earn better results than their target-date funds' published total returns, Holt said.
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"The upgrade takes into account the potential impact of the recent good and services tax reform to support growth over time," Marie Diron, associate managing director, sovereign risk group at Moody's Investors Service, told Reuters.
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Our work takes into account federal and state corporate and income taxes, federal payroll taxes, Medicaid, ObamaCare and Medicaid benefits, welfare benefits, food stamps, 2202 Social Security benefits, Supplemental Security Income, state sales taxes, etc.
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" He continues, "you are four times more likely to be arrested for marijuana use if you are African American, and that takes into account that there are fairly similar usage rates between whites and blacks.
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Beyond helping women prioritize financial goals, Ellevest takes into account the established facts of how women's financial experiences differ from men's: longer lifespans, different salary arcs, and the possibility of extended time off from work.
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Musk's original equation — based on the San Francisco to Los Angeles route — takes into account the cost of tunneling and building stations and pumps, as well as the costs of getting permits and buying land.
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And while they don't have any noise-reducing features (AirPods don't either, but Echo Buds do), they do have Adaptive Sound, which takes into account your environment and adjusts the sound on your headphones accordingly.
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But chart positions are now determined by a formula that takes into account how many times the songs on an album have been streamed (or sold individually, as downloads), and this gave Logic the advantage.
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The French government's burkini ban, unlike Iranian laws that enforce hijab, takes into account the experience in Muslim countries where the introduction of a religious element into the public sphere led to the current strife.
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The Sea to Summit Flame Ultralight 15 is a good example of this, as it takes into account a woman's shape, as well as their need for more warmth, to deliver a comfortable night's sleep.
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However, the rating also takes into account volatility in Man's earnings base (due to its more concentrated product offering relative to peers) as well as a larger share of more volatile performance fees than peers.
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In its 2006 guidelines, the IRS distinguishes "issue advocacy" from political campaign intervention, outlining a set of circumstances that it takes into account when evaluating whether a 501(c)(3) organization has overstepped its boundaries.
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"The real issue is the extent to which the country's major social insurance program, Social Security, takes into account the changing labor force and marital patterns … and whether motherhood or fatherhood is expressly valued," Eschtruth said.
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No one has done an analysis that takes into account the costs of having to recruit more candidates — or relax other hiring standards — to fill the available jobs from the smaller pool of drug-negative applicants.
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Other Facebook employees contributed more money to Clinton&aposs campaign -- some $114,000 -- than to those of any other candidate, according to Federal Election Commission data that takes into account only donations over $200, the Hill reported.
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Our view of EFGInt's adequate capitalisation takes into account the effect from the inclusion in its regulatory capital of CHF329m of negative goodwill, as the acquisition was made at around 76% of BSI's tangible book value.
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Fitch's view of support also takes into account the full state ownership of both banks as well as dedicated legal acts (separate for each bank) that define their mandates, operating rules and relationship with the state.
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The interface for each Apple TV Channel is designed and maintained by Apple, but the company takes into account feedback from its partners with the goal of making things feel consistent between a network's other apps.
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"Determining which outcome is in the best interests requires a political judgment — one that takes into account both the severity of the wrongdoing alleged but also the impact removal would have on the nation," he said.
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OFF-TARGET ING's "Japanification" model — which takes into account factors such as growth, inflation, interest rates and demographics — suggests that over the last couple of years, the euro zone economy has shown symptoms of this malaise.
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These nodes are sized by eigenvector centrality, which is a measure of centrality that takes into account how each actor is connected to every other actor in the network to show which are the most prominent.
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Uber's program will reportedly be worth hundreds of millions of dollars; based on a sliding scale, that takes into account the driver's time working for Uber, as well as the number of trips or deliveries made.
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The model takes into account factors such as food, housing and health insurance, in addition to other regular costs, and don't include conveniences or luxuries such as restaurant meals, vacations or money left over for investments.
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Forbes takes into account pretax income earned from projects like tours, films, TV shows and endorsements, but doesn't account for money spent to pay the people who keep Hollywood spinning: managers, lawyers, agents and the like.
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CIRCLE defines "youth" as those aged 18 to 613, and uses demographic data that takes into account all voting-aged citizes (as opposed to sifting out felons and other citizens who are legally barred to vote).
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Granted, Mnuchin added that he wanted the cost of a tax reform plan to be calculated using "dynamic scoring" — an approach that takes into account possible economic growth from a policy change — and that should help.
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OFF-TARGET ING's "Japanification" model -- which takes into account factors such as growth, inflation, interest rates and demographics -- suggests that over the last couple of years, the euro zone economy has shown symptoms of this malaise.
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A new NAFTA can set a global precedent that takes into account how much our world has changed in the last 25 years and the outsize role data now plays in business and cross-border trade.
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The scene, as far as I know, is entirely fictional, but it takes into account not only the era and Chubbuck's alienation from it, but also something peculiar about the relationship between these two TV personalities.
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Holmes owns a 50 percent stake in Theranos, but the new valuation, which takes into account both the intellectual property and the $724 million in financing, gives Holmes a tiny fraction of her former net worth.
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The ranking takes into account six metrics: Number of residents who are veterans, veteran unemployment rate, veteran labor force participation rate, veteran poverty rate, median veteran income and rent as a percentage of income for veterans.
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Under "dynamic scoring," a method of analysis that takes into account the economic effects of repeal, the cost of repeal would be calculated at a lower figure: $150 billion over 10 years, according to the group.
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David Blanchett, head of retirement research at Morningstar, thinks that allocating part of a nest egg to an annuity would benefit a majority of savers - so long as the decision takes into account the individual's situation.
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Allianz Russia's IFS rating is based on its 100% ownership by Allianz SE (IFS AA/Stable), one of the world's largest insurance groups, and takes into account Allianz Russia's weak standalone capital position and operating performance.
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The Department of Agriculture's SuperTracker website is a good starting place for creating an individualized diet plan that takes into account calories needed for breast-feeding, and women can adjust their plan depending on their results.
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That coronavirus death rate, which is lower than earlier estimates, takes into account potentially milder cases that often go undiagnosed -- but it's still far higher than the 219% of people who are killed by the flu.
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"Once one takes into account the 95,000 in revisions to the months of August and September, one can plausibly make the claim that there was an increase of 223,000 in total employment implied" in today's report.
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The index takes into account 38 factors, developed independently, to evaluate countries on an apples-to-apples basis, including a number of measures related to innovation and competition that are critical to broadband internet ecosystem development.
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The rating takes into account the strength of the company's management and its execution track record over a long period, which leaves the company well-positioned to adjust to a tighter regulatory environment in the future.
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A summary of the legislation said it appropriates $367 million in supplemental general state aid under a new formula that takes into account the assessed valuation of property within a district on a per pupil basis.
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This was particularly so for me, especially when one takes into account the fact that I had not seen him for 5 years, and that my application for permission to attend the funeral was not granted.
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"As the CFPB moves to modernize the legal regime for debt collection, we are keenly interested in hearing all views so that we can develop a final rule that takes into account the feedback received," Kraninger said.
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Albert Heijn warehouses can pick and pack 135-140 units per labor hour, lower than Kamienczuk's rate because it takes into account work done by others to unload supplies, stack shelves, assemble orders and pack delivery vans.
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It's just one element used to calculate an overall score, which takes into account performance in road tests, government crash tests, warning and crash prevention systems and capabilities, and reliability and satisfaction ratings from the Auto Survey.
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Grab said it had provided an alternative proposal "which takes into account our role in Singapore's vibrant point-to-point transport industry and how Grab serves commuters and drivers," which the CCCS confirmed that it is reviewing.
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An "alternative vote", which takes into account the second preferences of people whose first choice was the least popular, would better reflect aggregate opinion, but ignores the second choices of people whose first pick was the winner.
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Instead, it takes into account several factors like the country the song is streamed in, the number of active paying users as a percent of its total active users, and the relative Premium pricing in different countries.
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Facebook did say their policy on hate groups is distinct from their policy on hate speech, because it also takes into account a group or individual's offline activity or activity on other platforms when making the decision.
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The payment takes into account Mallya's resignation, a five-year global, excluding the UK, non-compete agreement, and a pact that he will not pursue any claims against Diageo, United Spirits and their units, the statement said.
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"Second-quarter guidance takes into account the estimated impact from the U.S. government's announced export restriction to one of our customers in China," the company said, without naming Huawei Technologies, which faces restrictions from the U.S. government.
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The credit rating agency added that the rating's negative outlook takes into account implementation risks for the budget, including the potential failure to realize spending cuts and revenue increases, and the state's vulnerability to an economic downturn.
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When the Joint Committee on Taxation only takes into account the tax impacts of the Senate bill, all income groups receive a tax cut, although in 2027, after the individual tax cuts expire, that benefit goes away.
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The ASA does not make a decision on an ad solely on the number of complaints it receives; it takes into account factors including audience, medium, context and standards in society, according to the ASA's press release.
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The goal of good treatment will be to find a norm for them that takes into account what their lives have been like so far, and I'm particularly thinking of the older ones, the 29-year-old.
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"We have an obligation to current and future generations to ensure the federal coal program delivers a fair return to American taxpayers and takes into account its impacts on climate change," Jewell said on a conference call.
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On Wednesday, however, Vocus Chairman David Spence said the company would let KKR conduct due diligence "to explore whether a potential whole of company proposal is available that takes into account the benefits that the plan delivers".
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Residents live and work in the same place and are now campaigning actively to ensure that any redevelopment of their homes or construction of new housing takes into account the need for home-based ground floor workspaces.
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Instead we now factor in an amount for average gross debt over the financial year, which conservatively takes into account expected drawings under the revolving credit facility of up to GBP200m in Q1 of each financial year.
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According to Tesla's online savings calculator, the "cost after estimated savings," which takes into account the federal tax credit and additional, lower per-mile operating costs of electric vehicles as compared to gasoline, the cost is $503,250.
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The policy takes into account only the risks of foreign students studying in the United States, without acknowledging the "incredible positive side," according to Stephen A. Orlins, the president of the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations.
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Our primary goal is to make sure we proceed in a conscientious and careful manner that takes into account local, state and federal guidance as well as our own personal care for all of our event attendees.
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The other three survey respondents cautioned that if Saudi Aramco takes into account a stronger Oman-Dubai benchmark and a decline in Asia's refining margins, it could cut the Arab Light crude price by 10-30 cents.
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A supplementary poverty rate, which takes into account regional differences in the cost of living and government benefits such as housing assistance and the earned-income tax credit, was 13.1 percent in 2018, little changed from 2017.
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For a longer-term solution to stabilizing the region, a new agreement will have to be negotiated between Baghdad and Irbil, one which takes into account the ever-contentious disposition of oil revenues from northern Iraqi fields.
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Twitter said "newsworthiness" is part of the criteria it takes into account when judging whether to keep a tweet or not, saying that keeping the public informed is an integral role that the platform serves to fulfill.
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While simply increasing savings at once is painful for people, because it reduces their take-home pay, Save More Tomorrow takes into account loss aversion and only boosts savings when it won't be felt as a loss.
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Being able to determine when signals are particularly distorted by concentrated distorting activity in the ionosphere can help make sure that autonomous navigation takes into account and forecasts for these things in order to help mitigate their impact.
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Plus, the report points out that the total dollar amount to the app economy is much higher than the $18.4 billion reported for Q1, as App Annie only takes into account paid apps, in-app purchases, and subscriptions.
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VINA, as the app is called, doesn't just show its users pictures and profiles, but also uses a matching algorithm that takes into account information like mutual friends, proximity, and data from quizzes you take in the app.
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In a new statement to Parliament on Monday, transport minister Khaw Boon Wan said electric cars may not produce emissions while they drive, but the ministry takes into account emissions associated with the electricity needed to charge them.
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Google's analysis included 89 percent of its workforce and takes into account factors like length of employment, location, and performance while looking for what it calls differences in total compensation that might be attributable to race or gender.
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Apple's new Mac Pro is a more traditional machine that takes into account the specific needs of creative professionals, while enabling a layer of modular interactivity with other Apple devices that could totally change the way they work.
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The model takes into account factors such as food, housing, child care and health insurance, in addition to other regular costs, and doesn't include conveniences or luxuries such as restaurant meals, vacations or money left over for investments.
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The model takes into account factors such as food, housing, child care and health insurance, in addition to other regular expenses, and doesn't include conveniences or luxuries such as restaurant meals, vacations or money left over for investments.
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This takes into account the new campus construction starting in 2017 and an expected bond issue amounting to CHF50 million, all of which will raise net debt to CHF202 million at end-0003 from CHF57 million in 2017.
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"There's a lot of information out there about how to craft a good apology, but when it comes to serious transgressions, little of the information takes into account the needs or mental health of the victim," says Sampat.
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But the university also admits some students who aren't in the top 20133 percent of their high school class through another process, one that takes into account musical and athletic talent, as well as race and other factors.
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The '1' SR of NFPS takes into account Fitch's belief that there is an extremely high probability of support from Nomura Holdings, if necessary, given a high degree of integration between NFPS and key entities within the group.
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Grassley argued that the FBI's role in the confirmation process is merely to conduct a background check of the nominee, which the Senate then takes into account when determining whether or not to confirm the individual in question.
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A Category 1 storm can still be devastating, because the scale we use to categorize storms only takes into account one factor—wind speed—and when it comes to hurricanes there are many other factors to worry about.
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An optimal tax rate is one that takes into account this important limitation and prevents one category from being overtaxed relative to the other, so that the overall growth profile of the value-added is not negatively affected.
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The affirmation takes into account EA's solid credit metrics and conservative balance sheet, robust free cash flow (FCF) generation, and the forecasted growth in profitability and cash flow driven by the industry shift towards more digitally-distributed content.
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Our analysis takes into account the new 'firewall' framework - in particular the ECB's Outright Monetary Transactions (OMT) facility and European Stability Mechanism (ESM) - to contain fragmentation risks within the eurozonoe, as well as the impact of quantitative easing.
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We can use NEPA and the permitting process to help build a modern infrastructure system that takes into account the needs of the 21st century: It's resilient, energy efficient, and accounts for the impacts of a changing climate.
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The indicator takes into account five factors: growth momentum (measured by the average percentile for U.S. ISM indexes), the slope of the yield curve, core inflation, unemployment and stock valuations as measured by the Shiller price-earnings multiple.
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The '20163' SR of NFPS takes into account Fitch's belief that there is an extremely high probability of support from Nomura Holdings, if necessary, given a high degree of integration between NFPS and key entities within the group.
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Island biogeography takes into account the size of an island and its distance from the nearest island or mainland ecosystem to predict the number of species living there; the more isolated an ecosystem, the fewer species it supports.
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It also sheds light on the rise of intersectional feminism (which takes into account women's overlapping identities) and the campaign against mass incarceration, to name two causes Professor Davis helped pioneer before there were quite words for them.
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The pope, who has championed a collegial approach to church governance that empowers bishops and takes into account their cultural diversity, has responded to the crisis by scheduling a meeting in February of the presidents of bishops conferences.
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Those planning to buy in the near term should be conscious of their credit habits right now, he says, especially because the new model takes into account your credit habits over a longer time frame than previous models.
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The jockeying takes into account a principle that has been in place since the 1999 end of military rule: the informal agreement that the presidency rotate after every two terms between the overwhelmingly Muslim north and Christian south.
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The statistic takes into account manufacturing of Amazon devices like Kindles and Echo speakers, gas consumed by delivery trucks and planes, electricity used by its cloud-computing data centers, business travel, packaging, and other purchased goods and services.
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But the authors say their findings complement rather than conflict with this prior research, saying that their results point to the necessity of a broad approach to public health that also takes into account social and economic factors.
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"The reform of the CFA takes into account our desire to build our future in a responsible manner, in order to attract private investment, create jobs and pursue the economic development of our countries," he said on Twitter.
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Families USA is opposed to any price-setting process that takes into account what providers charge for their services, which Gremminger called "just phony numbers" that have no relation to actual costs or what the market could bear.
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The unchanged D-Cap of two notches is due to the weak-link assessment of the liquidity gap and systemic risk component and takes into account the soft bullet amortisation profile with a 12-month principal maturity extension.
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Because road temperature can be as much as 20 degrees different from air temperature, the company's software program uses a forecast model that takes into account the physics at the surface as well as up in the atmosphere.
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Asked about whether the bank's short-term guidance for monetary policy takes into account a potential watering down of the unpopular pension reform by legislators, Goldfajn said there is no direct relationship between possible outcomes and interest rates.
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Perhaps the subtlest of these is that the median cost figure is reporting gross premiums, whereas the figure below is reporting net premiums — which takes into account the federal subsidy, which is based on an individual's family income.
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"This projection is meaningless, as it takes into account no measures to replace the law nor actions that the incoming administration will take to revitalize the individual market that has been decimated by Obamacare," said AshLee Strong, Ryan's spokeswoman.
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Our members are the leaders of our State agencies, who will make sure that every policy enacted and each program created takes into account the experiences of women and girls and tries to further advance equality in our state.
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Instead, what we need is a dynamic network-access system that takes into account the employees' cyberrisk behaviors, meaning only employees who demonstrate good cyber hygiene are rewarded with access to various servers, networks, and programs through their devices.
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It allows you and your team of advisors the time and emotional space to think through complicated options and assemble a plan that takes into account your values, goals, relationships and all of the other intricacies of your life.
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Blackstone said economic net income (ENI) per share, a metric of its profitability which takes into account the mark-to-market valuation of its portfolio, came in at 82 cents versus 31 cents in the first quarter of 2016.
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"The CoRI indexes takes into account how retirement income can fluctuate because of interest rates and inflation," said Wade Pfau, a professor of retirement income at the American College of Financial Services who has his own retirement savings benchmarks.
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The company on Friday unveiled a new version of "The Twitter Rules," which includes more detailed sections on what it considers abusive behavior, or the factors it takes into account before deciding whether or not to suspend someone's account.
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"This projection is meaningless, as it takes into account no measures to replace the law nor actions that the incoming administration will take to revitalize the individual market that has been decimated by Obamacare," said Ryan spokesman AshLee Strong.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS DDR's 'BBB-' IDR takes into account the company's credit strengths including ongoing improvements in the quality of the company's retail property portfolio and the management team's focus on refining the asset base and simplifying the business.
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This legislation is aimed at unleashing the power of the private sector by connecting American businesses with the federal development agencies and ensuring that U.S. development policy takes into account the constraints facing U.S. companies in the developing world.
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The job market ranking takes into account factors such as the number of job openings, employment growth rate and employment outlook in an area, while the economic environment ranking includes factors such median annual income and average commute time.
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Loan amounts are typically limited by your loan-to-value ratio, a calculation that takes into account your home value minus your existing mortgage and limits your loan to about 80% to 90% of that balance — if you qualify.
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The model takes into account factors such as the costs of child care and health insurance, in addition to food and other regular expenses, but doesn't include conveniences such as restaurant meals, vacations and money left over for investments.
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The group said it expected apparent steel consumption, which takes into account inventory levels, to increase by 2.5 to 3.0 percent globally in 2017 compared to last year, a sharp increase from its previous 0.5 to 1.5 percent estimate.
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Our assessment also takes into account a potential material impairment of the bank's held-to-maturity life insurance portfolio, whose carrying value at end-1H11533 was CHF280m above its fair value, owing to recently announced -and contested- premium increases.
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Only state-of-the-art network analysis that takes into account subtle patterns of automated behaviour to link bots and abusers to each other (as opposed to static country indicators) will shed light on the full extent of manipulation.
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Part of the pitch will be developing ways to say the infrastructure spending pays for itself, including by streamlining requirements for construction projects, and developing a dynamic score for the final package that takes into account expected economic growth.
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That is based on a complex formula that takes into account, among other things, the distance from a fault, how fast one side of a fault is moving past the other, and the recurrence of earthquakes in the area.
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"The Sudanese authorities must quash this grossly unfair sentence and ensure that Noura Hussein gets a fair retrial that takes into account her mitigating circumstances," Seif Magango, Amnesty International's deputy regional director for East Africa, said in a statement.
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It also takes into account the bank's challenging operating environment, sound loan quality and, like the rest of Korea's banking system, modest liquidity and funding profile by international standards (which is mitigated by ordinary support from the local authorities).
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Part of the pitch will be developing ways to say the infrastructure spending pays for itself, including by streamlining requirements for construction projects and developing a dynamic score for the final package that takes into account expected economic growth.
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Prosecutors said their proposed sentence mirrors the sentence suggested federal sentencing guidelines, which are calculated according to a formula that takes into account the severity of the crime, the type of conduct involved, and a defendant's prior criminal history.
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Andresen said a company that is a big emitter of climate gases must show what plans it has to cut emissions by 2030 to remain in the fund's portfolio, revealing for the first time what factors the watchdog takes into account.
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Olecia James, who is African American, says she earned a higher cumulative quality point average -- which takes into account a student's grade point average and the points awarded for the rigor of the courses they take -- than the white salutatorian.
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To prove it, Paskhover and his co-authors set out to quantify selfie distortion using a mathematical model that takes into account how the distance between a person's face and a camera lens can change their facial features in a photo.
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These figures are high even when one takes into account the disproportionate number of pre-trial detainees in jails: People awaiting trial comprised 56 percent of all inmates in these provinces over that time period, but 65 percent of the dead.
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We've had productive discussions on our alternative proposals, which more appropriately address the CCCS' objectives during this interim period, and which takes into account our role in Singapore's vibrant point-to-point transport industry and how Grab serves commuters and drivers.
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San Jose shot to the top spot after scoring in the top five in average credit score, average annual revenue and Biz2Credit's proprietary BizAnalyzer score, which takes into account local economic factors, including the cost of doing business and tax rate.
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The University of Michigan, well known for its efforts in self-driving car tech, has been working on an improved algorithm for predicting the movements of pedestrians that takes into account not just what they're doing, but how they're doing it.
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Predicting radio propagation takes into account more than a few of these constantly fluctuating variables, all of which change depending on where you are and where you're trying to reach, as well as the time of year and time of day.
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By building an economic model which takes into account these shifting preferences and testing it against census data, the authors conclude that Americans born in 1972 do indeed have a stronger preference for better-educated partners than those born in 1943.
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Net profit on a standalone basis, which takes into account only the refining, petrochemicals, oil and gas exploration businesses, rose to 81.51 billion rupees ($1.26 billion) for the three months to March 31, beating analysts' expectations of 80.10 billion rupees.
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Unlike the OPM, it takes into account the effects of big government programs like food stamps, Medicaid, and the Earned Income Tax Credit on poverty; the OPM by contrast makes it hard to see when government programs are reducing hardship.
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The cost of a cappuccino in San Francisco is $5, but its utility takes into account the value (or lack of) of the calories you could do without, the time you spent getting the coffee and your post-caffeine productivity.
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So it makes sense that Google would turn to YouTube, which is the country's most popular video site and could help power a new breed of search advertising that takes into account behaviors across a bigger swath of Google's network.
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With just 10 days until the Iowa caucus, Fiorina places No. 10 out of 11 candidates in the GOP field in the RealClearPolitics polling average — which takes into account all 2016 Republican primary polls in Iowa over a given time frame.
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Shapiro has proposed a points-based system for distributing green cards that takes into account factors like proficiency in English, whether they are entrepreneurs or have received funding for a business idea, and whether they have the skills American companies need.
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"Deterrence aimed at the freedom and assets of offenders is likely more effective and holistic as it takes into account the need to compensate victims for what they have endured and removes the commercial gain made by the offender," she said.
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"UTCI takes into account ambient temperature, ambient humidity, solar radiation levels, wind speed, and combines it all with the level of clothing you'd expect someone to be wearing," says George Havenith, a British physiological researcher who helped develop the model.
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"I remind the government that children should be detained strictly as a last resort, for the shortest appropriate period of time, and must be treated with humanity and respect in a manner which takes into account their age," said Lee.
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The watchdog said that the fine takes into account the seriousness of the shortcomings and importance of BNP - given its size - in passing on information to the French finance ministry Tracfin unit, which focuses on preventing money laundering and terrorism financing.
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This tax software will help you get the maximum refund, while it takes into account more than 229.99 deductions and credits with up to date tax laws taken into consideration, such as charitable donations, mortgages, and eduction and medical expenses.
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When pricing its products, Lilly takes into account "the value they bring to patients and the healthcare system, as well as current marketplace conditions and the need to fund the development of the next generation of innovative medicines," Taylor said.
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What the new study actually offers is an alternative mode of statistical analysis, one that arguably better takes into account varying light curves (light is bent all around by gravity as it travels through space) and the effects of cosmic dust.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating is based on CBK's Long-term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of 'BBB', an unchanged Discontinuity Cap (D-Cap) of 8 (minimal) and the 16.5% contractual over-collateralisation (OC) that Fitch takes into account in its analysis.
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Its revenue forecast of $52 billion to $54 billion, which takes into account the impact of a stronger dollar and the loss of U.S. patent exclusivity on Lyrica around mid-year, also fell short of analysts' estimates of $54.25 billion.
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If more than 2628 candidates meet those two standards, the field for the debates will be chosen using a separate method that takes into account those who meet both qualifications, followed by highest polling averages and number of unique donors.
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The St. Louis Federal Reserve's Financial Conditions Index, which takes into account not only still-low interest rates but also very buoyant equity prices and a significantly depreciated U.S. dollar, is at practically its lowest level in the past 85033 years.
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Jonathan Golub, chief U.S. equity strategist at Credit Suisse Group in New York, said his S&P growth estimate takes into account a 2-percentage point hit from the hurricanes, though he said it was difficult to gauge the exact impact.
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The rating further takes into account key man risk associated with Leucadia's management team, limited liquidity of the majority of Leucadia's investments and the potential for variable operating performance as measured by upstream dividend coverage of holding company interest expenses.
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For the full year, which takes into account the sale of Areas, Elior now expects an organic sales decline of 1 percent, a stable adjusted EBITA margin at 3.6% of sales and capital expenditures representing less than 3% of revenue.
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The NEA's new warning system also takes into account the resources and pollution levels of each region, with some coal-dependent provinces facing extreme water shortages or pressure to control smog, including the capital Beijing and the surrounding province of Hebei.
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That number only takes into account highly repetitive posts that explicitly referred to Guccifer 22017 and DC Leaks, two Russian front organizations called out by the US intelligence community, so the actual number of amplification bots was likely much higher.
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The intensity with which Babymetal fans love their idols is surprising, sometimes even disconcerting, until one takes into account the fact just how much Babymetal's manic J-pop-meets-thrashy nu-metal hybrid has done to pry open metal's iron gates.
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But while the CBO takes into account the cost of prescribing medication to more patients, it doesn't take into account most of the savings that would result from treating those with addiction and allowing them to return to healthy, productive lives.
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This calculation, done by Catalist, a data company that works with Democrats and others, importantly takes into account how seats where there was either no Democrat or no Republican on the ballot would have voted if there had been one.
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From ensuring food inspections can meet increased consumer demands to supporting the development of vaccines and proper treatment for coronavirus, the plan takes into account the needs of every federal agency that may be called upon to battle the outbreak.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) needs to keep policy loose for a long time but should carry out a broader review of policy that also takes into account global challenges like climate change, Christine Lagarde, the bank's likely next president said.
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"The formula behind The Lyst Index takes into account global Lyst and Google search data, conversion rates and sales, as well as brand and product social media mentions and engagement statistics worldwide over a three month period," the report reads.
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Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.), who is the ranking member on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, urged the STB to reconsider the proposals and pointed out that measuring performance at route endpoints only takes into account 10 percent of all Amtrak stations.
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Criteria's VR also takes into account the company's large and concentrated equity holdings in corporates (although these are largely liquid and listed), double leverage (95% at end-2015) and an adequate level and structure of its debt and liquidity position.
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It argues that the formula — which takes into account a "utilization rate" based on how often drivers on a platform have a customer in their car — makes it more difficult for smaller companies to compete on ride pricing and payment for drivers.
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The software also takes into account any limitations of the knitting machine's capabilities, so that it doesn't generate a pattern that could potentially jam its mechanism due to complexity, or cause the yarn to snap or tear before the knitted creation is complete.
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Our assessment of the GCC's ability to support takes into account the creditworthiness of the sovereign shareholders: Kuwait (AA/Stable), Saudi Arabia (AA-/Negative), Qatar (AA/Stable), Bahrain (BBB-/Negative), UAE and Oman, and GIC's modest size relative to its shareholders' financial strength.
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In fact, the company told the WSJ that it has a total of 42 factors it takes into account when ranking search results, but it keeps that ranking algorithm secret, allegedly to prevent the manipulation of search results by third-party developers.
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Recovery Uplift BNPP HL SFH, CM-CIC HL SFH and SG SFH's OFH benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as the OC that Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the OFH ratings.
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"One could imagine that an authority examines the competition issues, and then one could, for example, apply to the EU Commission for a 'commission permit', which also takes into account the wider public interest," Wambach, also head of Germany's Monopolies Commission, told Reuters.
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Bry says that the R1 takes into account visual data — like the blue color of the jacket I was wearing — to improve its tracking in real time, allowing it to better keep track of subjects that are in dense, object-rich environments.
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"We have an obligation to current and future generations to ensure the federal coal program delivers a fair return to American taxpayers and takes into account its impacts on climate change," Interior Secretary Sally Jewell told reporters during a Friday conference call.
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That said, VINA only shows one photo of the user, and instead of relying fully on swipes, it uses a matching algorithm that takes into account mutual friends, location, interests, as well as information gained from BuzzFeed-style quizzes within the app.
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"Fitbit uses a scientifically validated estimate of (basal metabolic rate) based on height, weight, age, and gender information that users provide when setting up their Fitbit account," said the statement, which added that the measure also takes into account people's heart rates.
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"The sum takes into account, in addition to the size of the database, also the economic conditions of Facebook and the number of global and Italian users of the company," it writes in a press release on its website [translated by Google Translate].
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One potential solution is for federal government to task NIST, which is currently focused on technical risk, toward building a user cyber risk assessment framework that takes into account how people work, what devices they use, and their thoughts, habits and online behaviors.
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According to Illinois' auditor general, the state's net position, which takes into account total liabilities like pensions and total assets such as buildings, infrastructure and equipment, deteriorated to a negative $131.6 billion in fiscal 2016 from a negative $125.3 in fiscal 2015.
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The nation's primary ocean fishing law, the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, does not require fishery managers to conserve forage fish in a way that takes into account their role as prey for other fish and wildlife in the ocean.
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Precision medicine is one example of an emerging school of thought that seeks to eliminate the "one-size-fits-all" model in favor of a more individually tailored approach to care that takes into account patients' health history, genes, environments and lifestyles.
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"I can only hope that the president's proposed speech to the Korean National Assembly, if it takes place during his trip, takes into account the sentiments of the South Korean people who are decidedly against a war on the peninsula," he said.
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Fitch's assessment takes into account a long track record of support for Saudi banks, continued government willingness to maintain stability in the domestic financial system and a strong ability to support the bank, given large external reserves and good access to external markets.
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It takes into account the historical, socioeconomic, and political status of Puerto Rico after the storm, such as our dependence on fossil fuels and the impossibility of economic development for an island whose political system is at a precipice due to corruption.
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The AEI's report is an update of a 2017 working paper by Will Ensor, Anderson Frailey, Matt Jensen, and Amy Xu, entitled "A budget-neutral universal basic income," that takes into account changes in the tax code and government spending on social programs.
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Based on US Citizenship and Immigration Services data, the credible fear passage rate was nearly 80% in fiscal year 2017, which takes into account that these individuals are likely to be traumatized, unfamiliar with US law and have little English-language skills.
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Friday's decision to cut funding "takes into account the challenges the international community faces in providing assistance in Gaza, where Hamas control endangers the lives of Gaza's citizens and degrades an already dire humanitarian and economic situation," the senior State Department official said.
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How much utilities can charge for supply and delivery is determined by the Public Service Commission, a board appointed by the governor to regulate utilities, which takes into account positions held by consumer, environmental and industry groups, government agencies and the utilities.
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The visibility of individual articles will depend on Apple's algorithm, which takes into account a user's preference — you can "follow" a particular magazine or topic — as well as the judgments of Lauren Kern, the editor in chief of Apple News, and her team.
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StockX is fully aware of the outliers on sites like eBay, which is why it only takes into account sneakers that have sold, not active auctions where the asking price may be much more than how much a particular shoe is valued.
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What's really neat about the new speakers on the C930 is that it takes into account all the different ways people might use the Yoga, by cleverly rotating to point the audio at your head no matter what position you're using the device in.
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But, according to Craig Dixon, co-founder, entrepreneur in residence and program manager at Accelerating Asia, Klook's unorthodox approach could actually be a winning strategy because it takes into account the two key founder criteria — skill set and personality — without becoming clouded by other issues.
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But according to Elo, a rating system originally designed for chess that takes into account the quality of opponents and injury lay-offs, the Serb is now second only to Mr Nadal, and on hard courts, he is once again the best in the world.
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She also believes that Harvard's policy — which is known as holistic review and takes into account a wide range of factors beyond a student's GPA or test scores, only one of which is an applicant's race — benefits a wide range of Asian American students.
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"The review for downgrade takes into account Moody's expectation that the ongoing liquidity pressure on Indian finance companies will negatively impact the credit profile of Yes Bank, given the bank's sizeable exposure to weaker companies in the sector," the rating agency said in a note.
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The exchange ratio takes into account both the Santander Mexico dividend on 2018 results, expected to be approved by Santander Mexico at its annual general meeting on 29 April 2019, and Banco Santander's dividend on 2018 results due to be paid in early May 2019.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS AND VR The bank's IDRs are driven by the VR, which takes into account rising pressure on asset quality, weaker capitalisation relative to its peers, and its relatively high reliance on wholesale funding (like other Korean banks) by international standards.
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Recovery Uplift CM-CIC HL FCT, CMNE HL FCT, Zephyr HL FCT and FCT Evergreen's notes benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as the OC that Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the notes' rating.
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"Our bear case valuation now fully takes into account the impact from more restrictive US/China trade measures as well as a worst case regulatory impact, resulting in a $503 bear case valuation," Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty said in a note to investors Wednesday.
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How much you pay in Medicare Part B premiums will be based on your modified adjusted gross income, which takes into account your capital gains, Social Security, any required minimum distributions from your IRA and 401(k), and other sources, as well as deductions.
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"That has been one of the challenges, including with the MAX 8 and a lot of the cars on the road today — they seem to expect the human to adapt to it, instead of a system that takes into account real human beings," he adds.
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Yet after Wizz's full-year results on May 24th, in which it reported record profits, analysts say the carrier is about to do just that (on the basis of cost incurred for each "available seat kilometre", a measure that takes into account distance flown).
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The assessment is based on two broad factors: business profile, which takes into account the risk associated with the strategy and the governance of the MDB; and operating environment, which reflects the risks associated with the countries of operation and the bank's head-office location.
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But this comparison takes into account neither the animating impulses of her art — Ms. Gaignard is biracial, and her background forms an essential through line in her work — nor the decades of intervening culture since Ms. Sherman began taking pictures in the late 1970s.
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Using what the company calls motion metering, the Pixel takes into account its own movement (or lack thereof), the movement of objects in the scene, and the amount of light available to decide how many exposures to take and how long they should be.
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Additional caveat: None of this takes into account non-financial arguments that SoftBank could make for discounting the tender, such as Uber's recent management tumult, self-inflicted PR wounds, litigation risk and shareholder motivation to enact governance changes that are tied to the deal close.
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"We believe it is in the best interests of shareholders to grant KKR due diligence to explore whether a potential whole of company proposal is available that takes into account the benefits that the plan delivers," Vocus Chairman David Spence said in a statement.
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It also takes into account increasing diversification of end-customer applications, expansion in holistic lithography, a growing proportion of revenues from service and field option sales and semi-conductor industry consolidation that is likely to lead to greater stability in overall industry capacity planning.
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Here's how the NWS described the latest upgrade in a press release on Wednesday: Today's shift to four-dimensional ensemble hybrid data assimilation takes into account how weather systems evolve on a 3-D spatial grid over time, with time now becoming the fourth dimension.
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Typical use effectiveness takes into account all possible reasons for becoming pregnant while using the app: from having unprotected sex on a red day, to the app wrongly attributing a green day or the chosen method of contraception on a red day having failed.
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Fitch's assessment of the banks' asset quality takes into account their relatively weak loan quality (including foreclosed assets), following six years of economic contraction from 2008-2013; however, they have been increasing reserve coverage levels and a large proportion of lending has tangible collateral.
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The recovery uplift for the covered bonds issued under each programme remains two notches, as the overcollateralisation (OC) which Fitch takes into account compensates, in each case, for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the level of the assigned covered bonds ratings.
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As a researcher in this area, I could not recommend that any country, especially a new country, seek to be democratic at all costs; especially when one takes into account some of the seismic outcomes that democratic processes have given us over the past year.
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Each artist was assigned a score that "was created using a formula that takes into account the number of attendees that added an artist to their personal schedule, the number of total schedules created, and the total number of festivals," according to the report.
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This reflects that the banks' Long-Term IDRs are driven by their Viability Ratings and takes into account Fitch's assessment of the Italian legal framework, the presence of an asset monitor, asset eligibility criteria and minimum contractual levels of over-collateralisation (OC), as applicable.
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But as a naturalized American, I can respect a public servant who takes into account the needs of people who don't look like her or come from where she came from, and I look forward to hearing more from her along the campaign trail.
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Second, it tells us that our relationship with our parents heavily affected where we ended up on the political spectrum — maybe not in the way we traditionally assumed, but in a way that takes into account more of the nuances of childhood and parenthood.
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The outlook is not a day-to-day "forecast," per se, but rather a general expectation of average weather patterns -- and this year's outlook takes into account the presence of El Niño, which can influence the weather patterns over the United States, NOAA said.
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I mean, sure, if that's how you want to spend your mornings with the coffee, none of which takes into account by the way, where you buy the coffee from or what level of roast it's at, which is a whole other mess of variables.
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It also takes into account our expectation that continued strong execution of the group's plan, which envisages CHF4.2bn net cost savings by end-2018 and a reallocation of resources towards capital-light activities, should improve the earnings profile of the bank in the medium term.
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When one takes into account gerrymandering, the Electoral College, voter disenfranchisement, shadow organizations like ALEC drafting legislation for legislators, and the amount of money that is now being allowed to affect our politicians, it is evident that we are considerably worse than simply flawed.
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"The decision on adding the balloons to the lineup is made by NYPD and Macy's officials just prior to the start of the parade and takes into account the weather data along the entire parade route and information from nearby weather stations," Veras said.
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The VR also takes into account the clean-up of CBI's balance sheet through the write-off of legacy impaired loans, tightened underwriting standards, albeit with a still limited track record, and the intrinsic ordinary support, including liquidity support, the bank enjoys from QNB.
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The researchers created a computer model to estimate the effect of knee replacement on what's known as quality-adjusted life years (QALY), which is a measure of both functional ability and its impact on overall quality of life, and takes into account total expected duration of life.
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"The results suggest that the implementation of RTS,S will need to be considered carefully and in a way that takes into account different levels of malaria exposure," said Mike Turner, head of infections at the Wellcome Trust global health charity which helped fund the research.
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"Approval for a FEMA program is on a case-by-case basis that takes into account a variety of factors," including verifying that a person lived at a residence, checking identification, evaluating any insurance policies, and determining how much a person lost, said FEMA spokesperson Ken Higginbotham.
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The upgrade of EBH and CIB reflects strengthened capitalisations of both banks following recent capital injections by their respective parents and, in the case of EBH, also takes into account the bank's visible progress in the clean-up of its problem commercial real estate (CRE) portfolio.
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"This morning I have signed, and now I am commissioning to register, a presidential bill which takes into account the remarks but preserves the key position - the inevitability of criminal punishment for illicit enrichment," said Poroshenko, who came to power after the Maidan protests in 2014.
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"They may be seeing medical teams of some sort, but aren't getting risk-based care which takes into account their cancer history and treatment to create a long-term follow-up plan or to provide care that addresses risk related to their prior treatment," Szalda said.
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The national tally puts the Obama administration well on track to meet its stated goal of 22015 million paying customers by the end of 29, a target that takes into account the way that enrollment tends to drift lower over the course of a calendar year.
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Goldman's bear market indicator — which takes into account the unemployment rate, manufacturing data, core inflation, the term structure of the yield curve and stock valuation based on the Shiller PE ratio — is at a rare 73 percent, its highest level since the late 1960s and early 20123s.
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The VR also takes into account the clean-up of CBI's balance sheet through the write-off of legacy impaired loans, its tightened underwriting standards, albeit with a still limited track record, and the intrinsic support, including liquidity support, it enjoys from QNB, its largest shareholder.
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The World Price Index (WPI) published by research firm World Economics each month found that the euro was undervalued on a purchasing power parity basis, a measure that takes into account what money can buy in two different currencies based on inflation and the cost of living.
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Read more: We asked insurance workers where they'd live in the US to avoid future natural disasters — here's what they saidThe total cost of the move — which takes into account the disconnection of utilities, the clearing of the site, and the concrete used — was around $1.6 million.
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Men are doing somewhat better, overall: More of them report having multiple streams of income (42 percent, as compared to only 30 percent of women) and an investment strategy that takes into account the possibility of another recession (39 percent, compared to only 443 percent of women).
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In order to get an exact look at the big picture, it would be useful for an independent study of the "Life Cycle Energy Use" of this kind of greenhouse operation, Feenstra says, which takes into account all of the factors that contribute to environmental impact.
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Moss, who is also overseeing one of the challenges to the administration's asylum policy, ordered the parties in that case to meet and submit a joint status report by Friday that includes a proposed briefing schedule, which takes into account the duration of the lapse in appropriations.
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With these upcoming changes, tweets in conversations and search will be ranked based on a greater variety of data that takes into account things like the number of accounts registered to that user, whether that tweet prompted people to block the accounts and the IP address.
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Good policy takes into account the science of early childhood brain development, the needs of working mothers with younger children, and provides disadvantaged infants and toddlers with the high-quality child care that has been proven to promote success in school and later on in life.
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To build a more inclusive culture, it is incumbent upon policymakers to look at each decision through an intersectional lens (one that takes into account the unique barriers to equality facing people of color, disabled people and neurodivergent people, LGBTQ+ people and those of different socioeconomic backgrounds).
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The full details of what criteria Bluetana uses to differentiate the two isn't being made public, but its algorithm takes into account metrics like signal strength and other telltale markers that were pulled from data based on scans made at 1,185 gas stations across six different states.
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The agency takes into account a variety of factors in its disclosure guidelines, including the type of media that information is presented in, the device sponsored content is viewed on, and the language that influencers use to inform followers of their paid relationship with a brand.
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Lawyers for Harris County have pointed out that it has already started making substantial changes to its bail system, including a planned switch to more sophisticated method of setting bail that takes into account how likely an arrestee is to flee or commit a new crime.
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Helping people and the planet When you use the account to make a purchase, Aspiration shows you two scores for the vendor: a "people score" based on employee pay and workforce diversity, and a "planet score" that takes into account factors such as emissions and energy efficiency.
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Also this month, a federal appeals court questioned whether a new restrictive asylum policy takes into account the dangers that migrants face in Mexico and Guatemala en route to the US. On Tuesday, acting Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan touted the administration's asylum policies.
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NKC's fiscal vulnerability index takes into account health-care infrastructure, the potential of labor supply and mobility disruption due to internal or external quarantine measures (which may threaten the viability of operations), the structure of the debt burden and systemic risk vulnerabilities of the domestic banking sector.
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