Round from $1 million to $5 million also experienced growth from 2008 through 2015, more than threefold for counts and close to threefold for amounts.
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And search volume had increased threefold as of last October.
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The lessons I took from the House debate were threefold.
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The agency's efforts on securing elections is threefold, he said.
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This represents a threefold expansion of community corrections since 1980.
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Within a few years the value of those firms rose threefold.
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Seed stage funding counts have increased more than threefold since 2012.
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But the motivations for evolving the VC business model were threefold.
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Meitu's total revenue increased almost threefold compared to one year ago.
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And cases of congenital syphilis increased threefold over that same time period.
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Oil exports in October were up almost threefold on the previous year.
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The answer is threefold: strategic self-preservation, public duty, and commercial opportunity.
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Mr Gilliam's prices at auction have risen threefold in just three years.
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Teenage death through opioids, however, increased threefold since 1999, USA Today reported.
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This November they preferred Republicans by only 26 points, a threefold decrease.
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Fatal vehicle-on-pedestrian crashes increase threefold when the sun goes down.
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Burleson said the FAA had an overall threefold approach to tackle drones.
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The trouble with the cheerleader model as employed by Trump is threefold.
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Maybe the best option would have been a different, threefold approach: 85033.
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But it's not a problem of interest, it's really a threefold problem.
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Sharma says unsolicited requests for funding have increased threefold in the last month.
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Police citations for sleeping, sitting and begging increased threefold from 2011 to 2013.
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That's about 200,000 vehicles, a threefold increase over the same period in 2018.
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Searches for "anxiety in the morning" have risen threefold over the past decade.
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I do journalism in three languages, so my capacity for distractions is threefold.
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Through racialized drug-war policies, the incarceration rate of African Americans grew threefold.
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Lacombe believes the answer is threefold, but it starts with better industrial design.
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Even so, Manning outraised him threefold over the first three months of 2018.
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The objectives of the UAS Integration Pilot program, according to Trump's memorandum, are threefold.
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During that time period, they found, cannabis-related visits shot up more than threefold.
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He would take office indebted to a threefold agenda with serious obstacles to enactment.
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"In the last 30 years, the number of tyrannosaurs has increased threefold," he said.
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Warren has seen a threefold gain since April, but she's still at only 9%.
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According to the ruling, Mr. Sherman had a threefold strategy at Mr. Skakel's trial.
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Those with one copy of that gene have a threefold increased risk of Alzheimer's.
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Of course, any tenacity she gets from the stars, she'll inherit threefold from her mom.
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Middle class taxes would have to rise at least threefold, perhaps as much as tenfold.
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Canada reported 145 new cases of the virus, a threefold gain from a week ago.
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That represents a threefold increase over current funding, according to the authors of the report.
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In the decade preceding Alec's death, prices of the most common insulin had risen threefold.
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"My ambitions are threefold," Welch said two weeks ago in a telephone interview from California.
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Additionally, patients labeled penicillin-allergic may have a threefold increased risk of adverse drug events.
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Beethoven sets the words "und Kraft" in a threefold sequence rising in pitch and force.
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We are working with some great influencers to support a threefold concept: #BuyBlack, #BankBlack, and #GiveBlack.
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The Impossible Burger is heading offshore, reporting a threefold increase in sales in Asia this year.
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It found that in 2006 Medicare spending varied more than threefold across American hospital referral regions.
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Under the terms of pension reform, social security contributions will increase almost threefold in coming years.
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In Arizona, the number of young voters turning up at the polls this year increased threefold.
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The company's shares are up nearly threefold over the past year, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The prevalence of autoimmune and allergic diseases has increased between two- and threefold in recent decades.
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The benefits of communicating an intent to meet North Korean actions with specific responses are threefold.
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The trouble seems to be threefold, all severe mistakes that bring us closer to catastrophic war.
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Tymoshenko is popular with older voters and promises a threefold increase in pensions should she win.
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Its shares have risen threefold in the past five years, including a 60% run since January.
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Now, surgical suture assemblies are built at a rate of one per minute — a threefold improvement.
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The day after the news from TfL, traffic on Kapten's app increased threefold, boasts Mr Zabrocki.
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A more modest scenario from BCG foresees that industrial robots will increase by less than threefold.
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The secret, he started to tell me, was threefold, involving administrators, mods, and a sense of humor.
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That could amount to an increase of threefold to tenfold in a mosquito-control budget, says Brown.
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Posting photos at least once or twice a day has multiplied threefold, from 7 to 25 percent.
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When T-Mobile bought MetroPCS, Legere expanded the workforce threefold when most industry experts expected the opposite.
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GM's exports from India, mainly to Latin America, rose more than threefold to 68,343 vehicles last year.
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By the time the group opened its 2017 convention the next summer, its ranks had grown threefold.
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After the "reasonable price" clause was struck, he said, there was a threefold increase in partnership deals.
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It's true the initial meeting at Bedminster caused trepidation among Trump supporters, for reasons that were threefold.
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The impetus for the proposal, whose existence Politico first reported last week, is threefold, according to these sources.
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The island also saw a threefold increase in calls made to a suicide prevention hotline post-Hurricane Maria.
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Generating capacity in the solar industry has skyrocketed under Obama, growing more than threefold from 2008 to 2015.
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Zogenix shares surged almost threefold in premarket trading before settling at $28.65, up from Thursday's close of $12.87.
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In any case, though, what's mainly different is ... the reason why we decided to leave was threefold, really.
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Florence-based Ferragamo almost doubled revenue in the six years to 2015 and its net profit rose threefold.
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Prompted by a threefold increase in gas prices, the demonstrations quickly expanded to target the Islamic Republic's leadership.
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A record 22017,276 families were apprehended this fiscal year, Morgan said, a more than threefold increase over 4503.
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The son of the vice president was promoted and given a threefold raise at a state-owned bank.
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Its sales in the country shrunk almost threefold to 27267,27201 vehicles last year from a 21 peak of 731,000.
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"It reflects and symbolizes our triple bottom line thinking, where our impact is threefold -- people, planet, profit," Manaberi says.
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But craft breweries are sprouting up around the country—by 2016 there were around 150, up threefold from 2015.
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China's National Bureau of Statistics has reported that the proportion of such living arrangements has increased threefold since 1990.
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The business unit has expanded threefold in the past 15 months and has offices in San Francisco and Chicago.
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Christy Stone, Troy's mother, said their electric bill has gone up threefold since Troy had the breathing tube inserted.
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From 2014 to 2016 over 4,000 of them applied for Israeli citizenship, a threefold increase from a decade earlier.
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In the end, the result wasn't even close: In winning the seat, Mr. Fadzil increased his predecessor's majority threefold.
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They can sue to recover threefold the damages they sustain and the cost of the suit, including attorney's fees.
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They found that the likelihood of such a deluge will increase threefold over the coming century compared to preindustrial times.
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The impact on crime rates of this more abstemious lifestyle is threefold, suggests Tim Bateman of the University of Bedfordshire.
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A United Nations peacekeeper's monthly stipend of $1,332 often represents a threefold to -twentyfold increase over a soldier's normal salary.
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Then its footprint grew threefold between 2000 and 503, and the number of public employees increased from 250 to 2000.
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Handler, though, still can't crank out decent profitability, even with a near-threefold jump in bond underwriting fees last quarter.
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AmerisourceBergen reported last week a threefold jump in quarterly profit to $861.9 million, helped by a $587.6 million tax benefit.
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He added that the stock should be able to appreciate 2.5 to threefold over the next five to six years.
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Indicated 1.5 percent lower The group reported its net profit rose more than threefold to 82.2 million euros in 245.
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The planned measures come after new cases jumped by nearly threefold in the space of a week and reached 147.
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Last year, Chinese investment hit $46 billion, a threefold increase from 2015 before, according to the research firm Rhodium Group.
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The declaration expands more than threefold the size of the Papahānaumokuāke Marine National Monument, surrounding the outlying northwestern Hawaiian islands.
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Among women ages 10 to 14, the suicide rate increased threefold between 1999 and 2014, from 16.33 to 1.5 per 100,000.
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Transaction fees surged more than threefold to $453.9 million in the second quarter ended June 30, with Bats contributing 7.033 percent.
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Revenue jumped more than threefold to $640.8 million, while total options average daily volume rose 15 percent to 7.03 billion contracts.
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Since rumors about Apple eliminating the headphone jack surfaced last week, they've seen a nearly threefold increase in sales, he said.
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His strategy is threefold: Win friends in Washington by taking 4 times as many meetings with congressional lawmakers as his predecessor.
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Everything is threefold, and they speak together, so in case one fails, the two also know which one failed, you know?
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They are rising faster now than they have for several millennia, and the rise has accelerated threefold during the 20th century.
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Between 1994 and 2014, they also noticed that the mortality rate of the female puppies, although small, showed a threefold increase.
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Since going public, Blackstone has quadrupled its assets under management while increasing its work force less than threefold, to about 23,100.
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Mr. Handler, though, still can't crank out decent profitability, even with a near-threefold jump in bond underwriting fees last quarter.
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Media monitoring firm Meltwater measured 303,230 stories containing both "tech" and "antitrust" globally so far in 246, up threefold from 270.
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A CDC report found that the use of meditation increased more than threefold from 4.1% in 2012 to 14.2% in 2017.
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A representative from Amazon said it had seen a threefold increase in the last year in customers searching for gray hair dye.
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Andrea Hood, suicide prevention coordinator with the department, said there has been a threefold increase in youth suicides in Utah since 2007.
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After all, cell phone adoption in the U.S. has only become extremely widespread in the last decade, increasing over threefold since 2000.
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A Reuters investigation in July showed a threefold rise in the number of death penalties carried out since Sisi came to power.
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Last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new estimates indicating that 513,000 are now at risk -- a threefold increase.
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The 161 air strikes in Somalia and Yemen together represent a threefold increase over US attacks in the same countries in 2016.
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DOE's audacious objectives here are threefold: A new approach is now being piloted that promises to make good on all of these.
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Moises Velasquez-Manoff In recent decades, the prevalence of asthma and allergies has increased between two- and threefold in the United States.
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During the two months before my wedding day, my circle of family and friends grew threefold without any real help from me.
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It says rates rose nearly threefold, rising from 231 per cent in 216 to more than a quarter (255 per cent) now.
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Last year, the PlayStation 4, from Sony, outsold the Wii U almost threefold, and the Xbox from Microsoft has also done better.
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Overall, PIN fraud has risen threefold since 220006—a record which hardly shows PIN to be the safest way to authenticate transactions.
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The report found that 70% of marine litter is non-degradable plastic which is projected to increase threefold between 2015 and 2025.
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But Jack A. Ablin, chief investment officer for BMO Private Bank, said the Trump administration's incipient economic goals appear to be threefold.
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In 2016, Chinese investment in America jumped threefold, to $46 billion, from the year before, according to the research firm Rhodium Group.
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The proportion of U.S. adolescents who reported JUUL was their usual brand surged threefold between 2017 and 2018 from 1% to 4.5%.
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When it comes to discrimination, my problems, as a trans woman of color, are threefold: I'm African-American; I'm a woman; I'm trans.
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The researchers found a threefold difference in the risk of death between the those with the highest IQs and those with the lowest.
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Draper landed nearly double the number of signatures needed to qualify for the ballot, getting 600,000 people to support dividing the state threefold.
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For instance, the publicly listed Airports of Thailand has benefited from strong passenger numbers, which have jumped threefold over the past 10 years.
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From 2010 through 2015 the number of fintech investors has mushroomed more than threefold to nearly 900, according to research firm CB Insights.
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Yi Kang-myung, SungEel HiTech's president, said the shortage of mined metals had led his company to boost capacity by threefold this year.
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Their case is broadly threefold: history suggests a pullback is coming, there are risks aplenty for the market, and valuation is extremely stretched.
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The approach is threefold: entertainment, with players taking their message into the community; education, taking their stories and lessons to classrooms; and charity.
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In New York on Thursday, nearly 85003 million Democrats voted in the race for governor, almost a threefold increase over the 2014 contest.
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This is more than a threefold increase in tuition, adjusting for inflation — faster even than the rate of increase in health care prices.
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Within 40 years, 29 percent of Israel's population is projected to be ultra-Orthodox (Haredi) — a threefold increase from the current 9 percent.
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In 2014, food companies donated $158 million to members of Brazil's National Congress, a threefold increase over 2010, according to Transparency International Brazil.
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It means Revolut's valuation has seen a threefold increase from when it was last valued by investors at $1.7 billion in April 2018.
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In Virginia, for instance, the number of healthy infants up for adoption declined threefold in the last decade, from about 224,218 to 18.
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In the UK, the number of reports to the police concerning drone activity increased threefold between 2015 and 2016, and twelvefold compared to 2014.
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Privately held TORQ Transloading expects to move up to 20,000 barrels per day of crude by rail next year, a threefold increase over 2017.
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In fact, a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta found that debit PIN fraud rates increased more than threefold 85033 and 2012.
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My question is threefold: First, ethically, must I disclose to him that his words result in my funding organizations whose work he is against?
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The population of villages near Daminiya, the closest settlement to Mr. Baka's camp, has grown threefold, to 7,000 inhabitants, in the past 15 years.
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It also faced a daunting amount of debt: Under Mr. Rajapaksa, the country's debt had increased threefold, to $44.8 billion when he left office.
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According to some nuclear weapons experts, enhancements like the super fuze have increased by up to threefold the destructive capacity of America's nuclear arsenal.
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But the true culprits here are threefold: Tide Pods, the internet's inability to not watch disgusting things, and some media outlets' endless hunt for relevance.
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According to a monthly official opinion poll, the level of concern among Spaniards over the situation in Catalonia increased threefold in September compared with August.
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In Asia state-owned Chinese carriers have also undercut their rivals, because of hefty subsidies and a threefold increase in passengers in the past decade.
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"Compared to last month, the frequency of vehicle, workforce and equipment movements increased two-to-threefold recently," Yonhap News Agency said, quoting multiple government sources.
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The number of rape cases reported in India rose to 36,735 in 2014 -- up some threefold since 2012, according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
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Alexei Andreev, the founder and managing director of the firm, said his reticence was a threefold problem that stems well beyond the basic business models.
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From 2001 to 2008, the odds of women terminating their pregnancy increased threefold in Latin America and the Caribbean and doubled in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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According to the SHRM, the availability of telemedicine benefits has increased threefold since 20193, and 22019% of organizations said they offered this resource in 26.
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That trend in concentrates, or partially processed ore, has led to a more than threefold jump in treatment charges in Asia over the past eight months.
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Delta's net income grew more than threefold to $220 billion during the last three months of 103 from $210 million a year earlier, the company said.
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Online dating went mainstream years ago, but new research suggests the amount of young adults looking for love on the Internet has grown threefold since 2013.
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Defined as watching a TV show ahead of your significant other, Netflix cheating has increased threefold since Netflix conducted a study on the behavior in 2013.
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Since 2008 there has been almost a threefold rise in the share of men under the age of 30 who claim to be having no sex.
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It turned out that for each threefold increase in a person's level of PFAS exposure, they had a 9% to 15% rise in cholesterol, Trasande said.
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Meanwhile, the volume of overseas scrap copper melted into ingots and imported into China has risen two- or threefold year-on-year in 2019, said Antaike.
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He cautions his party about the threefold increase in the Democratic turnout in New York between the 2014 state primary and the one earlier this month.
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TRINE makes no bones about being a for-profit venture, and the company motto is enshrined the name which meant triple, threefold or trinity, in Middle English.
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Having a silent heart attack increased the chances of dying from heart disease threefold and increased chances of dying from any cause by 34%, the study found.
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The fiscal challenges facing Brazil are threefold, he said: passing pension reform, capping public sector salaries, and reducing the interest rate burden on the country's debt load.
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Amazon says that orders carried out with its Dash Button have increased threefold over the past two months, with more than two Dash orders made every minute.
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Plus500's cautious tone took the shine off a near threefold jump in first-half core earnings as political events resulted in higher than expected market volatility.
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Not so long ago, the factors spelling success at fashion week for a label were threefold: who attended, what the critics said, and how the buyers responded.
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They're ever-present and not quite sinister, suggesting at once Macbeth's witches, a threefold deity, and — perhaps most pressingly in this very Irish Hamlet — the Catholic trinity.
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In 2228 alone, around 260 civilians were wounded or killed each month from buried explosives in Afghanistan, according to Afghan government data, a threefold increase since 303.
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The researchers identified 9,973 cannabis-related emergency department visits at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital from 2012 to 2016, a more than threefold increase in such visits.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - United Company Rusal, the world's second biggest aluminum producer, in May increased aluminum exports to 197,000 tonnes, up almost threefold from April, Interfax news agency reported.
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Didi had said the unit's annualised gross merchandise value was expected to rise almost threefold to above 90 billion yuan ($13.4 billion) by the end of the year.
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The result is that the number of university scientists on the boards has fallen by half, while the number from regulated industries or consulting companies has increased threefold.
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But for those in the tourism industry, that has benefited tangibly from a threefold increase in U.S. visitors in the past two years, it is a different story.
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" That more familiar version, which quotes Stalin as saying, "America is like a healthy body and its resistance is threefold: its patriotism, its morality, and its spiritual life.
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Half-year results showed that Tele Columbus had posted a loss of 31 million euros, up threefold due to rising costs and falling sales in its TV business.
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According to a recent report from the security company Kaspersky, ransomware attacks increased threefold worldwide during 2016, which means a ransomware attack occurs about once every 40 seconds.
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According to one study, the power of firms to raise prices above the competitive level or cut wages below it increased more than threefold from 1980 to 2014.
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Yu, who estimates that Chinese companies have sold about 15,000 service robots since 2018, said he expects orders for delivery and disinfectant robots to increase threefold this year.
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It describes the climate changes as threefold: Not only is there less rain, but it now rains at a different time of the year and in different areas.
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In addition, they saw a threefold increase in the number of men with a sperm count below 20 million, the point at which infertility becomes a serious risk.
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Since opened to the general population in 2017, the new accounts, called "iDeCo" for individual defined contribution accounts, have grown more than threefold to more than 1 million.
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The study published in Journal of the American Society of Nephrology on Thursday found a threefold increase in the number of transplant centers using hepatitis C-infected kidneys.
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They point to recent CDC data showing that the threefold increase in e-cigarette use among youth has been accompanied by a decline in the use of traditional cigarettes.
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Since Niblock took the top job at Lowe's in January 2005, the company's sales have risen 88 percent to $68.62 billion, while the stock has gained more than threefold.
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Michael Hurwitz, then at Harvard, calculated that, controlling for all relevant characteristics, being related to an alumnus of one of America's top 30 universities increased an applicant's chance threefold.
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And so common are collapses in the sector that almost 900 platforms were reported to be "problematic" in 2015, a threefold increase on 2014, according to the Xinhua report.
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U.S. oil imports are at their lowest level in nearly three decades, while wind generation is up more than threefold and solar generation is up 25-fold since 2008.
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In the prospectus, first posted by China's securities regulator late on Friday, CATL said it had brought in 14.9 billion yuan in sales last year, up almost threefold versus 2015.
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Frontier stocks and bourses can offer triple-digit returns for investors who make the right call, such as Pakistan's Karachi SE 262 index up threefold over the past five years.
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U.S. retail sales of cannabis products jumped to $10.5 billion last year, a threefold increase from 2017, according to data from Arcview Group, a cannabis investment and market research firm.
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That would mark a threefold increase in launches over last year and require the company to launch an average of two rockets per month for the remainder of the year.
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VIENNA, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Sensor specialist AMS reported third-quarter sales above its own guidance and a threefold increase of its operating profit thanks to strong demand from smartphone makers.
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The downturn has wiped a quarter off the Stoxx Europe Semiconductor Index since it peaked in June, curtailing a run in which the benchmark rose nearly threefold from early 2016.
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Meanwhile, Aileen Tan, group human resources officer at Singaporean telecommunications firm Singtel, who has been learning the programming language Python to future-proof her career, said the answer is threefold.
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Afterward, the conversation changed: As the sociologists Sarah Gaby and Neal Caren showed in a 2016 article, discussion of inequality in mainstream newspapers increased threefold in the period after Occupy.
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Schlosser and her team found that over the study period, patients had a two- or threefold increase in engagement, whether they were accessing coaches, interacting with peers or just logging on.
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McKinnon, whose software and cybersecurity company boasts over 5,000 clients including high-profile names like Major League Baseball, said that Okta's secular tailwinds — drivers not pegged to economic trends — are threefold.
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Kellermann said his firm has tracked a threefold increase in destructive cyberattacks coming from China, pushing it past Russia over the summer to be the most active adversary targeting U.S. companies.
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The $150,000 puts him at threefold the minimum Overwatch salary of $50,000 per annum set by Blizzard, which doesn't include health insurance and a retirement savings plan, on top of that.
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The production of protective clothing began in four correction facilities before the coronavirus spread to Serbia, but in recent weeks the output has risen threefold to about 3,000 pieces per day.
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According to the Pew Research Center: In 2014, immigrant women accounted for about 901,20163 U.S. births, which marked a threefold increase from 1970 when immigrant women accounted for about 274,000 births.
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The petition includes a report from Lahore's Children's Hospital, which states that the medical center has seen a threefold increase in admissions presenting chest or cardiovascular complaints in the past decade.
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One interpretation of the meaning of the gifts suggests the threefold nature of the Messiah: gold for a king; myrrh (an embalming oil) for a mortal; and incense, for a god.
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A majority of Americans now say they are "concerned" or "alarmed" about climate change, with those "alarmed" increasing almost threefold in the last five years, according to research by Yale University.
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Without doubt it will impact those in the tourism industry that have benefited from a threefold increase in U.S. visits in the last two years, although it is unclear just how much.
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The analyst added that FMC Lithium had also seen a large increase in shorting activity, rising over threefold in the past 12 months with 7.7 percent of shares outstanding on loan currently.
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For Olivia Mitchell Brock, a locally-based interior designer and blogger at Lacquered Life, the reasons are threefold: The historic architecture and stunning landscape, the balmy weather, and the amazing Southern cuisine.
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The country has seen a threefold increase in licence authorisations for fintech firms headquartered outside of Lithuania since 2015, with several applying after Britain's June 2016 vote to leave the European Union.
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The aims in most imperial exit negotiations were threefold, as summarised by one official: to ensure an orderly withdrawal, to maintain political stability and to "safeguard our own trading and investment interests".
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Economists analyzed long-term trends around the uptake of automation in the workplace, noting that the number of robots in use worldwide increased threefold over the past two decades to 2.25 million.
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Powles: The strategic implications of growing Chinese influence in the Pacific are threefold: First, that growing Chinese influence equates to the diminishing influence of the US, Australia, New Zealand, and other partners.
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The Pew Research Center has found that nearly 6 in 85033 Republicans and Democrats say they see the other party in a strongly unfavorable light, a threefold increase since the mid-1990s.
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Seven years later, while New York's had shown a modest rise, Rio's had jumped to 63 per 100,000 inhabitants, a threefold increase that prefaced an even greater blood bath in the 1990s.
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The curse operates similarly to the pagan Rule of Three (whatever energy a person brings into the world will be returned to them threefold) by boomeranging male violence back to its creator.
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With some teams, it's a threefold process: The pitching coach in the dugout flashes signs to the catcher, who refers to a chart strapped to his wrist, then signals to the pitcher.
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"Strategically we need to strengthen the French presence threefold: economically, culturally and militarily," Marielle de Sarnez, the head of France's parliamentary foreign affairs committee, said after being dispatched by Macron last May.
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And the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reported that a local toy manufacturer said that tariffs had raised threefold the price of a type of thin-gauge foil produced only in China.
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That helps to explain why Netflix agreed to pay AT&T approximately $100 million to keep the show through this year, a threefold increase from what it had been paying on average.
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From 2001 to 2014, the United States had more than a threefold increase in deaths from opioid pain relievers, and a sixfold increase in heroin overdoses, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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Adverts for security-related jobs there increased more than threefold last year, reckon James Leibold of La Trobe University and Adrian Zenz of the European School of Culture and Theology at Korntal, Germany.
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The European Union's FDI pledges stood at $20153 billion, a threefold increase, as European companies eyed South Korea's proximity to China to set up research labs or manufacturing plants to export to China.
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There's also a business reason to hire unusual talent: Hsu says that one client reported a threefold bump in productivity when working with Catalyte's unorthodox teams, compared to consulting giants Accenture and Cognizant.
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In the first six months of this year, the number of defaults increased more than threefold from the same period last year, according to data compiled by Wind, a Chinese financial data provider.
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The fund's focuses are threefold: Those two well-known organizations will be pursuing issues related to those (they're already working together anyway), but the seven smaller efforts are also being more modestly funded.
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The tax advantage is threefold: account holders can contribute untaxed income, avoid taxes on capital gains and dividends as contributed amounts grow, and then spend withdrawn sums tax-free on qualified medical expenses.
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Nearly everyone had concerns about the offer's base appraisals, claiming they were abnormally low, and thus, even a threefold offer wouldn't come close to paying for a comparable coastal home in South Texas.
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Greek authorities are now warning of a new potential crisis at the country's land border with Turkey, where arrivals have increased threefold compared with last year, according to Greece's migration minister, Dimitris Vitsas.
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The average share price of such companies has risen more than threefold since such name changes, according to Reuters data, with experts comparing the practice to a similar rush during the dotcom bubble.
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But even when the researchers controlled for factors like high blood pressure, obesity and tobacco smoking, heavy alcohol use was still associated with a more than threefold increase in dementia among both sexes.
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While the firm forecast revenues of $3.4 billion for 2019 – a threefold increase on its 2018 yield – one of its major investors, Altria, took a $4.5 billion writedown on its $12.8 million investment.
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They found a few things: The number of and proportion of patients who visited hospitals for any reason and were marked as transgender increased threefold from the year 2000 compared with the year 2014.
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Netflix cheating has increased threefold since the behavior was first surveyed in 2013, and 60 percent of today's consumers said they would cheat even more if they felt they could get away with it.
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Politicians are also becoming increasingly wary of Chinese investment into the U.S., which soared to $18 billion in the first six months of the year, a threefold increase from the same period last year.
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Once completed, both will transport fracked gas from the Marcellus and Utica shales — deep deposits of natural gas that have experienced a boom in the past five years that increased production more than threefold.
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Shares in Shanghai Shunho New Materials Technology, a packaging firm, rose threefold after it received a licence to plant hemp in south-western Yunnan, the first province to lift a national ban in 2010.
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On the "Halftime Report" today, Arcuri discussed his threefold reason for the upgrade: forward estimates have bottomed, the iPhone 7 cycle will outperform, and the new OLED display screen will be a game changer.
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The main reason, though, that Mr. Edwards will hold his title as the only Democratic governor in the Deep South is perhaps threefold — and it carries lessons applicable beyond the South as 2020 approaches.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) increased its detention of asylum seekers like Ibrahim threefold between 22013 and 215, placing many in mandatory detention, according to a report published this summer by Human Rights Watch.
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About 14 percent of adults said they meditated in 2017, a threefold increase from 4.1 percent in 2012, according to a report from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics.
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And between 2013 and 2014 there was a sevenfold increase in national insurance numbers issued to Romanians, and a threefold increase in those given to Bulgarians—a sign they are shifting out of self-employment.
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In what is shaping up as a grim reporting quarter for insurers, home and auto insurer Allstate Corp said on Thursday it expected pretax catastrophe losses for the quarter jumped nearly threefold to $827 million.
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Any effective antiterror strategy must have a unique, threefold combination of measures: (a) dampening the motivations of terrorists and their supporters, (b) damaging their operational capabilities and (c) strengthening the mental resilience of terror targets.
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A study conducted for Reuters by business insights platform AlphaSense shows a threefold increase in the number of times a China slowdown was mentioned during European earnings conference calls between July and September this year.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said exports of some beef products from Canada to Japan had increased nearly threefold under the deal, formally known as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
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Rick Wilson, who serves as an adviser to a conservative anti-Trump super PAC, described an effective ballot access operation as a "threefold struggle" that required a substantial amount of funding, legal expertise, and organization.
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Tesla's relationship with Lotus was threefold: Tesla licensed safety and structure technology from Lotus and contracted Lotus Engineering to help design and engineer the car, and Lotus Cars was the contract manufacturer for the Tesla Roadster.
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According to the source, the process at Wipro is threefold; beginning from validation of existing data, to verification of new data collected from fieldwork and finally manually tagging each business and establishment on the proprietary map.
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The Rohingya refugees have taken over hillsides, chopped down countless trees to build their shelters and put such a stress on the economy of Bangladeshi border villages that prices have shot up threefold, angering longstanding residents.
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BANGKOK, Dec 21.13 (Reuters) - Thailand's cabinet has approved a 2140-year plan to slash rubber plantations by 8.073% nationwide and increase the value of rubber exports by more than threefold, a government spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Philip Davidson, the head of US Indo-Pacific Command in Hawaii, told Congress earlier this year the submarine activity by three US adversaries in the Pacific -- China, Russia and North Korea -- has increased threefold since 2008.
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A study published in December in JAMA Pediatrics found a threefold increase in the mortality rate among children and adolescents from opioid poisoning, both by prescription drugs and by illicit drugs, over the past two decades.
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The problem with this thinking is threefold: To start with the first, state pension schemes usually require some minimum level of contributions before benefits can be paid (ten years in the case of Social Security, for example).
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There are no up-to-date nationwide statistics, but in 2017, 33,165 people contacted the Furusato Kaiki Shien Centre, an NGO supporting people who want to move to rural areas—a more than threefold increase on 2013.
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In a 2015 interview with Reuters, Soereide said Norway was concerned about what she called an "obvious projection of power" by Russia in the Baltic Sea region, where Russian military flights increased threefold from 2013 to 2014.
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After all, a 2014 report from the UK-based market research group Juniper Research projected not only that fitness wearables will remain popular but that the use of fitness wearables will increase nearly threefold by next year.
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However, at large, global institutions such as Goldman, greater progress has been seen, with a threefold increase in the number of firms that now have an individual definition of conduct risk since the inception of the report.
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"Economic weight is shifting to Asian and Middle Eastern economies which are expected to grow their GDP threefold between now and 2050," said Ajay Sharma, HSBC's regional head of global trade and receivables finance in Asia Pacific.
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The goal of congressional tax reform should be threefold: First, to stimulate economic growth; to simplify the overly complex tax code; and to make the code fairer by eliminating the messy politically motivated loopholes and carve-out.
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According to Cal Fire, more than 19,000 acres of land had been scorched in the year-to-date period through Thursday—representing a threefold increase over of the amount burned in the same period a year ago.
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Border arrests Mr. Trump did not give a time frame for his 240 percent figure, nor did he specify what the number referred to, which may give the misleading impression that border crossings overall have increased threefold.
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Unanswered questions in Pennsylvania Nate Wardle, press secretary for the Pennsylvania Department of Health, said Beaver County has seen a threefold increase in the number of new HIV diagnoses: from four in 2016 to 11 in 2017.
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Chinese buyers have invested more and more money into the United States in recent years: Last year, that figure leapt to $46 billion, a threefold increase from the year before, according to the research firm Rhodium Group.
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Mr Desmet and his co-authors reckon that eliminating all barriers to migration would raise global welfare threefold—an extraordinary figure that reflects yawning differences in output per person between countries, and the unrealised human potential they represent.
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That compares with just 65,203 per week in January, 2015, and marks an increase of more than threefold from the 1.6 million rides a week in India in January of this year, the three-page investor note said.
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The insurer said it spent 315 million pounds to buy the 52.1 percent stake it did not own, adding that Cala had grown its revenues threefold from 241 million pounds in 2013 to 748 million pounds in 2017.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's economy will shrink this year due to a drought, foreign currency shortages and severe power cuts, its finance minister said, as he announced a threefold hike in electricity tariffs that will fuel already crippling inflation.
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FatHopes Chief Executive Vinesh Sinha said the company's exports of waste-based feedstock to European oil majors had grown 22 percent in the last three years, forecasting a threefold increase in Europe's demand for such feedstock by 23.
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Sessions disclosed more than a year ago that there has been a threefold increase in criminal leak probes, which have ensnared everyone from fired FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe to a senior Senate staffer who handled classified documents.
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In her 15 years as the head of admissions at Hillcrest, a not-quite-first-tier boarding school in New Hampshire, Sherri Rosen-Mason has increased the student body's diversity quotient threefold: to 18 percent from 6 percent.
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The majority of the ritual's detractors, however, worried that the spell, being too negative, was running afoul of the "Rule of Three," which states that whatever energy a person puts into the world will return to them threefold.
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From the point of view of the grid operator, worries about the duck curve are threefold: The ramps, those times when net load is rising or falling, no longer look like the gentle slope of a camel's hump.
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Meditation jumped to a close second, with 14.2 percent of American adults saying they meditated within the past year, a threefold increase from 4.1 percent in 2012, according to a report from the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
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The conditions that made that abrogation of American values possible were threefold: fear stoked in the general population, the social isolation of an ethnic group, and finally, a cataclysmic event that galvanized the majority to target a segregated minority.
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At NAFE, we believe the answer is threefold: Companies must build men's awareness of the unconscious biases that work against us, have men collaborate on women's career paths, and encourage men to approach the advancement process with new candor.
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By totting up scores from over 250m genetic variants, they were able to elucidate SNP patterns that identify those who are at a threefold higher risk or worse than the general British population of developing one of these diseases.
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Over the last two years, the Anti-Defamation League has documented a threefold spike in white supremacist incidents on campuses, including an allegedly racially-motivated murder at the University of Maryland that is being prosecuted as a hate crime.
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Beckwith also cited a report from a group called Woman Means Something, which says that after Target approved a transgender-friendly policy in 26, media reports of Peeping Toms in the retail outlet rose nearly threefold over the next year.
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Our old house on Van Ness Street, a picture-book redbrick colonial, is just the same as ever—except, of course, for its value, which according to Zillow, an online property database, has risen more than threefold since we left it.
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The reasons for this are threefold: pressure from shareholders more interested in a steady stream of dividends than a gush of oil; production bottlenecks in pipelines and ports in America; and the fast depletion of shale wells after bountiful beginnings.
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The goal is to increase its service capacity threefold overall, as a way to help get ready for the new demand that's going to flow from the many new Model 3 customers joining the Tesla owner pool in the future.
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Highlighting how the matter is crucial to the bloc, the executive European Commission earmarked 35 billion euros ($41.7 bln) for protecting the EU's external borders and managing migration in 2021-27, a nearly-threefold increase from the previous joint budget.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The number of companies filing to go public in Hong Kong has jumped almost threefold this year, driven in part by China's burgeoning technology sector, but they will have to contend with weaker markets which could hurt deals.
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Our experience in India is a great proof of concept, where within the space of a year, our joint venture has already increased the number of stores threefold, with car purchase volumes continuing to grow by 10% month-on-month.
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The concern here is threefold: In addition to grappling with the quirks and racial implications of the rapper's meteoric pop celebrity, the album seeks both to sustain popularity and to make the music more palatable to a traditional hip-hop audience.
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Gully wouldn't go into the details of the company's "secret sauce" for making lithium metal batteries, but he says the company's experimental lithium metal cells have already demonstrated a threefold improvement in energy density compared with conventional lithium-ion batteries.
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His death is among hundreds that have bloodied this once-peaceful area — homicide cases are up more than threefold this year compared with last, a surge that has stunned residents, bedeviled officials and alarmed leaders in the booming tourism industry.
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Applications by Turkish citizens for political asylum also jumped threefold in Britain in the six months after the coup attempt, and sixfold among Turks applying for asylum in Germany, he said, citing figures obtained from the United Nations refugee agency.
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The United States has seen a threefold increase in hepatitis C cases over the past five years; the number of new cases rose from 853 in 2010 to 2190,21 in 2190, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"In the beginning of this year, we had only one percent ownership in the Saudi capital market by financial investors, today it is over three percent, that's more than a threefold increase," CMA chairman, Mohammed El Kuwaiz told Reuters in an interview.
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Gina Caruso, deputy director of the Breastfeeding Center for Greater Washington, a lactation consulting nonprofit in Washington, estimated that her group found a threefold increase in lactation consultations following the ACA's passage and that the average number of appointments women receive has climbed.
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The biggest jump in margins came from fuel oil which has soared to a near eight-month high premium of $4.51 a barrel above Dubai crude on Thursday, up more than threefold from a discount of $2.01 a barrel on June 213.
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Faced with the opposition, the mayor's strategy has been threefold, aides said: Stay focused on the job; keep in constant communication with supporters and allies; and get the message out on the radio, in town-hall-style meetings and through community events.
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Monthly cryptocurrency trading volumes at major exchanges reached $235.8 billion in November, a threefold rise from the early stages of the bitcoin bubble in September 2017 but still down nearly half from their peak a year ago, data from industry website CryptoCompare shows.
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Dug out of the low-lying soil, the waterway has since expanded nearly threefold beyond the initially approved width in some areas throughout Louisiana and Texas, which, when combined with global warming and sea-level rise, has rapidly diminished coastal lands and habitats.
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BUDAPEST, April 12 (Reuters) - The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) wants to help expand the country's corporate bond market two- or threefold to help diversify company funding and better prepare for a possible crisis, NBH deputy governor Marton Nagy said on Friday.
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The goal seemed to be threefold: emphasize Iranian perfidies in an effort to get Mr. Trump, with Congress's support, to scuttle the nuclear deal; signal to Tehran's government Israel's ability to penetrate its deepest secrets; and flaunt a major intelligence feat by Mossad.
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"Since Centene took its first wary steps into these marketplaces in 2014, its stock price has tripled, annual revenue has climbed from $10.9 billion to more than $40 billion, and net income has swelled more than threefold, despite thin margins," Bloomberg reports.
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He sees the issue as threefold: Juul Labs must work to stop these products from being manufactured in the first place, ensure they aren't allowed across borders into the country and take action against retailers who sell infringing products and remove them from the market.
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From initial public reports in 1981, through the end of the Reagan presidency in 1989, many people at risk saw the threat as threefold: from the disease itself, from rampant homophobia and from a government that simultaneously withheld help and initiated campaigns of fear.
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The pleasures of Mr. Dial's play, presented by the Slant Theater Project, are threefold: Watching the motley assortment of students emerge as real people; laughing at the barely concealed connections of their fiction to their real lives; and taking the course along with them.
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For instance, while it's possible to do a genetic risk assessment of an infant, or even an embryo, does it make sense or is it even ethical for new parents to learn their embryos or newborns are at a threefold risk for heart disease?
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Back in 1979, holding the American Embassy hostages served a threefold purpose that seemed to justify the adventure's extraordinary price: It expiated the real paranoia of Iran's revolutionary state, cemented a particular faction's hold on power and gave the Iranians leverage over the United States.
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The company's results for the year to March 31, 2017 — which had been delayed after the company received a 10 billion rand government bailout last year — showed a deepening loss of 5.6 billion rand, a more than threefold increase from the previous year's 1.5 billion rand loss.
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The Honest Ads Act's proposed reforms are threefold: Warner called Twitter's decision a "huge step forward" for the Honest Ads Act, adding that he hoped it would encourage Google to follow suit in supporting the bill's mission to "bring accountability and transparency to online political ads."
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The company's results for the year to March 31, 2017 - which had been delayed after the company received a 10 billion rand government bailout last year - showed a deepening loss of 5.6 billion rand, a more than threefold increase from the previous year's 1.5 billion rand loss.
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Wood Mackenzie said in its report that although Southeast Asia as a whole is still an emerging region in solar PV installations, its cumulative solar PV capacity is expected to reach 12.6 gigawatts this year, and is expected to grow almost threefold to 35.8 gigawatts in 2024.
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Meanwhile, banks' non-performing loans as a share of total loans grew threefold in Italy to almost 18 percent, the highest in the euro zone after Greece, nearly five times in Portugal and almost seven times in Spain between 2007 and 2015, World Bank data shows.
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Another group of researchers drilled down to find that, in the center of India between 1950 and 2015, there was a threefold increase in what were once rare cloudbursts, those that dump 150 millimeters, or nearly six inches, or more of rain on a single day.
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Donations were up threefold year-over-year following the election, and since Streep's January 8 Golden Globes plug, CPJ's coffers have been filled to the tune of $300,000 from some 2,000 individual donors, compared with a mere smattering of donations during a typical week in Januaries past.
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Mr. Sobyanin, a former chief of staff for President Vladimir V. Putin, is the author of draft legislation behind the scheme, which would uproot 28 million Muscovites, could increase the density of redeveloped areas by as much as threefold, and would cost an estimated $143 billion.
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Latino voters have grown more solidly Democratic in recent decades, and they are expanding as a voting bloc: The number of new Latino voters registering rose threefold between 2014 and 2018, according to an analysis by Voto Latino, a media and advocacy group for Latino voters.
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Rausch said that more than 150 brands have joined the scheme in the United States, up from about 20 at launch, and that there has been a threefold increase in customer orders through the devices in the past two months, though the company gave no data on sales numbers.
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So maybe Connor S.'s reasons for being on The Bachelorette are actually threefold: for love, for Hannah, and for the thrill of getting into some requisite Bachelorette shenanigans, like jumping out of planes, scaling tall buildings, or getting down and dirty in some form of vehicular race.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than half a million women and girls in the United States live at risk of female genital mutilation, a threefold increase in recent years due to the rise in immigrants from countries where it is practiced, a government study said on Thursday.
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Between 1998 and 2015, the cost of cosmetic surgery for top procedures, which is paid by the consumer and not covered by insurance, rose at about half the rate of inflation, while overall health care rose at around double the rate of inflation — more than a threefold difference.
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A study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released earlier this year showed 513,000 women and girls in the United States live at risk of FGM, a threefold increase in recent years due to the rise in immigrants from countries where it is practiced.
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Diagnosis: Obstructive sleep apnea, an increasingly common yet often missed or untreated condition that can result in poor quality of life, a risk of developing heart disease, stroke, diabetes and even cancer, and perhaps most important of all, a threefold increased risk of often-fatal motor vehicle accidents.
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"If you told me there was a genetic score that could identify 70 percent of the population with more than a threefold risk, I'd say, that's amazing," Robert Yeh, a cardiologist at the Smith Center for Outcomes Research in Cardiology, who was not involved in the study, says.
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Another unit, known as Nokia Technologies, has a threefold purpose: It is responsible for maintaining and licensing a vast patent portfolio, it licenses the Nokia brand for use in consumer products, and aims to create products of its own, such as the Ozo virtual-reality camera introduced last year.
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The survey also found that the portion of respondents who said they ate two or fewer meals increased threefold, climbing from 11.3 percent in 20043 to 32.5 percent in the past year — around 9.6 million people in a country of roughly 30 million are eating at this rate.
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Gary Johnson's great opportunity from the town hall—and from this particular presidential campaign season—is threefold: Even while a CNN/ORC poll granted him 9 percent support —tantalizingly close to the 15 percent threshold for being included in the presidential debates—voters overwhelmingly have no idea who he is.
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The company claims that marketers can reach a fourfold increase in Facebook conversions, a threefold increase in engagement and a twofold increase in page views, simply by writing better with the help of Atomic AI. Atomic Research tells me that it has raised $9 million so far — all from angel investors.
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Bottom line: The goal is threefold, Wright said, to use technology to help broaden the diversity of voices that find their way onto the stage, to keep the theater industry relevant so people want to keep seeing live events and to make sure the industry remains relevant a decade from now.
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The big thesis, however, is threefold: that white America invented and defined race to serve its own psychic and political needs; that (white) America should be judged not on its words, but on its actions; and that the fundamental duty to solve America's problems lies with those who created them.
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They're threefold, according to Clarke:The capacity to roll out products on a national scaleThe ability to mail productsThe benefits of partnering with a Canadian company that would have the ability to export products to other countriesDespite the restrictions, Clarke told Business Insider the pros of entering the market outweighed the cons.
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NEW YORK, Jan 14 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than half a million women and girls in the United States live at risk of female genital mutilation, a threefold increase in recent years due to the rise in immigrants from countries where it is practiced, a government study said on Thursday.
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A senior State Department official said the U.S. had seen a threefold increase in political prisoners in Russia since 2014, along with the use of Soviet practices such as stripping prisoners of parental rights and keeping at least one prisoner detained in a location above the Arctic Circle, despite harsh conditions there.
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The danger to New Orleans — bound by the Mississippi River on its south side, Lake Pontchartrain on its north side and tributaries leading into the nearby Gulf of Mexico on the east — is threefold: storm surges from the sea, rain from the sky and water from the rising river if the levees fail.
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The National Transportation Safety Board announced in September that the cause of the accident was threefold: the semitrailer didn't yield the right of way to the Tesla driver, the Tesla driver was relying too heavily on the Autopilot system and the Autopilot system didn't warn the Tesla driver about the truck appropriately.
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But their risk of self-reported anaphylaxis was threefold higher compared to people who didn't take the therapy (22.2 percent vs 7.1 percent), while their risk of needing epinephrine was about doubled (3.7 percent vs 8.2 percent), as was their risk of other serious symptoms like vomiting (6.2 percent vs 11.9 percent).
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The benefits, for Trump, are threefold: a political opposition that is exhausting itself — and much of the public — with its perpetual state of moral apoplexy; a political base that thrills to his readiness to scandalize the bien pensant; and an effective means of distraction from his electoral, legislative and foreign policy failures.
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A simulation of vaccination rates and measles rates in children ages 2 to 11 showed that "a 5 percent reduction in measles, mumps and rubella vaccination coverage resulted in a threefold increase in annual measles cases, with an additional $2.1 million in public-sector costs," the researchers reported on Monday in JAMA Pediatrics.
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In an earlier paper, Smeeding and two co-authors wrote that we have seen a threefold increase between 1972 and 2007 in top-decile spending on children, an increase that suggests that parents at the top may be investing in ever more high-quality day care and babysitting, private schooling, books and tutoring, and college tuition and fees.
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Before 21975, O.J. Simpson's greatest contributions to the culture were threefold: his record-breaking, award-winning career as a running back in college and professional football; his stint as a broadcaster and commercial pitchman, most notably running and hurdling through airports for Hertz rental cars; and as The Naked Gun films' detective Nordberg, a victim of nonstop slapstick calamities.
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London City, an airport favoured by business executives because of its proximity to London's financial districts, was sold to a pension funds consortium in 2016 at a valuation of more than 2 billion pounds ($2.8 billion), more than 30 times core earnings and a threefold increase from the price paid by the owners a decade earlier.
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Its plan to overcome the obvious flaw in that model has been threefold: It intended to sell against user data collected by the app, to negotiate deals with theaters for better ticket prices and a cut of concessions by delivering customers in volume, and to get free money from subscribers who don't actually use the service on a monthly basis.
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"My vision for Planned Parenthood is threefold: First to continue to provide exceptional health care through our 600 health centers around the country; second is to protect access to that care to defend against these attacks that are happening in all levels of government all across our country and third is to expand our impact and expand our reach," Wen said.
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The most attention-grabbing elements of the flick are threefold: ample access into, arguably, the most exclusive fashion event that exists; a chance to devour copious screen time of the one, the only Anna Wintour; the fact that it was directed by Andrew Rossi (the guy behind critically acclaimed films like Page One: Inside The New York Times and Ivory Tower).
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The country's internet economy was $40 billion this year and is expected to grow more than threefold by 2025, according to a report by Google, Temasek and Bain & Co. Bank Indonesia is yet to decide on fees on transactions made at bigger vendors, the people said, with one person close to the talks adding it could also be fixed at 0.7%.
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The problems seem to have been threefold — the Centers for Disease Control did not move quickly enough to manufacture test kits at scale (either because of lack of funding or political will) nor did it open up testing options to other institutions that could have worked to develop tests — and because of the limited availability of tests, the CDC rationed how many tests were performed.
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When the researchers analyzed factors that could affect the likelihood a soldier might start thinking about suicide, they found several: being white raised the risk by threefold, experiencing noncombat trauma raised the risk twofold, major depression prior to the last 30 days resulted in a nearly five-fold risk increase and major depression in the past 6 days produced a 31-fold increase in risk.
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"EAI is the result of intersecting passions for morality and investing, manifesting itself in a threefold mission to beat the market on a risk-adjusted basis, donate 20 percent of profits to the most worthy causes, and educate members and the community on investing and philanthropy," Sender tells CNBC Make It. Sender, a 21-year-old from South Orange, New Jersey, grew up loving the investing world.
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Given that the Maduro regime cannot legitimately retain power, our response is threefold: First, to shore up the National Assembly as the last bastion of democracy; second, to consolidate the support of the international community, especially the Lima Group, the Organization of American States, the United States and the European Union; and third, to address the people, on the basis that they have a right to self-determination.
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