The bracket thresholds for married couples filing jointly are now set at precisely double the thresholds for single people.
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Unfortunately, safe third countries have to meet a number of safety and security thresholds, and right now, Mexico isn't able to meet those thresholds.
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"As a comparison, the U.S. has set three thresholds of 25%, 13% and 20%, and Korea has set three thresholds of 8%, 15% and 20%," she wrote.
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The total capital shortfall is USD4.3 billion (related to MUFG only) based on 2019 thresholds, and USD13 billion (related to MUFG and MHFG only) on 2022 thresholds.
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Eliminating thresholds might seem like an easy solution, but offering level floors throughout an apartment could be considered a luxury finish, because thresholds are often used to conceal ungainly seams.
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WEDNESDAY • Dems must meet thresholds for the next debates.
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And two days after the DNC announced its polling thresholds for the first two debates — thresholds that hinged on performance in the four early states — Castro's campaign announced a 83-state tour.
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The candidates who have met the polling and donor thresholds are: Andrew Yang and Tulsi Gabbard are also close to qualifying for the December debate, though they haven't quite yet hit the thresholds.
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Candidates had to reach polling and donor thresholds to qualify.
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But those are different thresholds, and the responses are different.
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These qualification thresholds changed again several times for subsequent debates.
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And they make sure they are below those FDA thresholds.
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Why are those thresholds for shaking set where they are?
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Are you going to change these thresholds in the future?
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Caps are common: Government agencies work to strict budget thresholds.
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For that, the thresholds would have to reached by Oct.
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Booraem did not rule out supporting some higher thresholds, however.
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Final thresholds will likely be laid out in the guidelines.
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Lenders set different credit score thresholds when they price loans.
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You can't because of the bank thresholds, bank owned 10%.
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What will the income thresholds be for the tax brackets?
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States establish their own thresholds for what constitutes felony theft.
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Studies have shown that opioids can reduce patients' pain thresholds.
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These constitutions often contain provisions requiring supermajority thresholds for change.
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How it works: Qualifying thresholds have narrowed for November's debate.
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Other states have lower or higher thresholds, or exclude volunteers.
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"We are not to cross any thresholds," the official said.
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Mr. Perez announced the summer debate qualification thresholds in February.
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The other states set thresholds in between those two poles.
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This matters because different fees may apply below certain asset thresholds.
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Southwest had previously pegged fares in those sales to mileage thresholds.
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Some companies, however, set different thresholds for using their free software.
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Faults on any of our products fall well below accepted thresholds.
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Those reporting thresholds are doubled for married taxpayers who file jointly.
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Or was it going to be sites with free shipping thresholds?
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Immigration authorities and thermostats would set their own thresholds of acceptability.
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Therefore, we set disengagement thresholds conservatively, and each is carefully recorded.
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It doesn't automatically happen just because you've crossed these data thresholds.
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Amounts exceeding those thresholds are subject to a 40 percent tax.
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But there's a debate over whether Morales ever reached such thresholds.
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Every annual balance proposal has low thresholds for setting aside balance.
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Both are manufactured psychological thresholds that no longer hold much water.
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"None of these thresholds were met in this instance," he added.
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Age-based thresholds like those in Pennsylvania ignore that powerful lesson.
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You can determine the exact minimum thresholds, and other resources, here.
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Dubinsky: And they don't have to set up thresholds in advance.
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Organizers said the brutal conditions did not meet the thresholds, however.
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There must be thresholds and tipping points in a warming world.
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BRANTLEY Does that mean that some categories never reached their thresholds?
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Viability thresholds vary by precinct, but most are about 15 percent.
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Under DNC rules, candidates must reach certain polling and fundraising thresholds.
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Candidates have until Thursday to meet the fundraising and polling thresholds.
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Do I need to hit any spending thresholds to earn benefits?
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She suggested the SEC change the thresholds to factor in inflation.
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Deval Patrick — have not hit the DNC's polling and donor thresholds.
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Shareholders seeking to resubmit failed proposals would also have new thresholds.
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Bloomberg's plan does not stipulate whether he would increase those thresholds.
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He has called the thresholds "made up numbers" lacking policy justification.
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Beyond those thresholds, the IRS applies limits to what you can claim.
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The annual survey of bay conditions compares seven indicators to scientific thresholds.
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When quantitative standards pass certain thresholds, they become qualitative distinctions as well.
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We've passed thresholds that people said were extremely risky ten years ago.
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Limitations to the tax break kick in over those taxable income thresholds.
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The plan to raise tax thresholds was spelled out in their manifesto.
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The IRS also announced tweaks to the thresholds for individual tax rates.
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The Senate bill would double those thresholds through the end of 2000.
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Candidates often need to meet certain thresholds in order to get delegates.
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Mr. Rubio also missed crucial delegate thresholds in Texas, Vermont and Alabama.
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"These electrostatic forces increase frictional thresholds," Méndez Harper said in a statement.
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First, two key metrics and two key thresholds to keep in mind.
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Those are the same thresholds for the debate slated for next month.
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Checks will be reduced by $10993 for every $100 exceeding those thresholds.
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"It's very hard to establish because the thresholds are high," he said.
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Those thresholds might seem a bit low, compared with the Angels' dreams.
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Booker and Castro have reached donor thresholds for debates, but not polling.
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In order of primacy, they are: • Meeting both the donor and polling thresholds • Highest polling average • Most unique donors The Times's analysis found that nine of the 17 qualified candidates have already met both thresholds, and would qualify first.
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To include more individuals, policymakers could also harmonize the reporting thresholds for 1099-MISCs and 1099-Ks and establish different reporting thresholds for the retail and service sectors to ensure the reform does not unintentionally capture non-business owners.
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But the new thresholds could also bring trouble for many better-known Democrats.
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Couldn't Amazon refuse to renew contracts for agencies that operate using lower thresholds?
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"You could hit these thresholds for days or weeks on end," said Swain.
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Those thresholds are lower for Americans who live stateside and have foreign assets.
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Low interest rates, though, have generally kept debt-service ratios below critical thresholds.
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Selective colleges and clubs that cultivate high-demand STEM skills have lower thresholds.
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Regulatory requirements tied to bright-line thresholds are particularly prevalent in banking regulation.
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Commerzbank is charging big companies for deposits, above thresholds negotiated case by case.
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In earlier versions of the sales, Southwest had pegged fares to mileage thresholds.
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Management needs to set thresholds for the divisions between Green, Yellow and Red.
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Rothman argues that mass extinction happens when one of two thresholds are crossed.
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Sometimes the performer's emotional thresholds weren't high enough, and the theater went dark.
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China's example is still relevant as we think about inconvenience thresholds in travel.
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The thresholds are doubled for couples, with those making more than $2100,2300 ineligible.
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Luminary will also pay creators bonuses if their shows reach certain listening thresholds.
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Thursday to submit proof that they have met both thresholds to the DNC.
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Elite boosts usually involve hitting (rather high) spending thresholds during the calendar year.
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Steve Bullock (D-Mont.) failed to meet polling and donor thresholds to participate.
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If you're married and filing jointly, those thresholds for combined income are higher.
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But it quickly became apparent that we were all campaigning for the thresholds.
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The guidelines added China will think about lowering punishment thresholds for IP theft.
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The BoE is due to review the MREL rules and thresholds next year.
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CDC clarified this critical point today: dose thresholds were designed only for the initiating of opioid therapy, and were never intended to justify forcing patients taking long-term opioids down to these thresholds, or being denied these medications at all.
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They urged government to raise technological thresholds and create incentives to improve battery range.
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Fundraising and polling qualification thresholds have been bumped up once again for November's debate.
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Going forward, the debate thresholds likely are going to get even harder to cross.
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Left to their own devices, investors start to impute greater significance to key thresholds.
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Companies must also promise to stay beneath pollution thresholds set by the EPA itself.
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Editing corals' heat thresholds in this way is, he reckons, about five years away.
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And we don't even know whether thresholds for tipping points are planetary, or regional.
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Additionally, credits often phase out or are unavailable if your income exceeds certain thresholds.
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High earners who are over those income thresholds can try a backdoor Roth contribution.
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The problem is that we appear to be seeing a lowering of these thresholds.
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As a fascinating finding, social conservatives tend toward lower thresholds for disgust than liberals.
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Under Dutch market rules, investors must report their holdings when they pass certain thresholds.
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More Facebook news: Leaked documents purport to explain thresholds for deleting groups and pages.
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The regulations would raise the thresholds for investment and eliminate the option of gerrymandering.
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Before the ACA, Medicaid often had different income thresholds for children of different ages.
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The outline released Wednesday proposes new tax brackets but does not specify income thresholds.
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Only eight candidates have qualified under those thresholds, and Gabbard is not among them.
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Originally intended to serve as maximums, in practice these thresholds often become published guidelines.
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"Thresholds deprive the voters of choices," said Jerry Goldfeder, a New York election lawyer.
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And here's a look at the higher thresholds for the next debate in November.
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Since then, the income thresholds for how benefits are taxed have stayed the same.
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And, you know, the D.N.C. ought to do some soul searching on these thresholds.
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Booker's campaign pressured the DNC to lower, not raise, the thresholds for future debates.
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Thresholds for the heatmap can be determined according to your own needs and culture.
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Beyond those thresholds, the law places limits on who can qualify for this deduction.
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The SEC's new rules, which the agency proposed Wednesday, wouldn't change those financial thresholds.
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The DNC has raised the thresholds to qualify for the next debate in November.
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The thresholds for the Charleston debate are nearly identical to those for the Feb.
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The red thresholds are those where Obamacare enrollees are asked to spend more money.
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Some people have higher pain thresholds or are less squeamish about violence or blood.
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For now, Uber says it has no plans to introduce "minimum rating thresholds" for riders.
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Inside some campaigns, it seemed like the DNC had just decided to double the thresholds.
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But the government is compelled to take specified steps when e-petitions reach certain thresholds.
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It made no sense, Boas decided, to talk about a general law of sensory thresholds.
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Your road map should include special consideration of three key thresholds in your baby's life.
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Perhaps worth noting: The new fund doesn't have any strict revenue thresholds, according to Welsh.
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Fundraising and polling thresholds for qualifying for debates starting in September will become more difficult.
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Cold snaps can act as geographic thresholds for beetle populations, beyond which they cannot pass.
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Keep in mind that some states impose thresholds higher than those required by federal regulation.
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It is not Trump's fault that North Korea has crossed ominous nuclear thresholds this year.
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The thresholds then rise to 6% within two years, and then 10% within three years.
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If more than 20 candidates qualify, the DNC will prioritize candidates who hit both thresholds.
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The thresholds when the tax would take effect is also much higher in their proposals.
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If you're taking a urine or oral fluid test, the detection thresholds are even lower.
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Above those thresholds, it's possible to self-insure, or cover the costs out of pocket.
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But where things get dicey is the enormous number of incentives, credits, thresholds and exceptions.
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The principles of polling and grassroots fundraising are the same, but the thresholds are higher.
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The findings could reflect other factors, like better outpatient care and higher thresholds for hospitalization.
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Early versions combined salary thresholds with tests that focused on a worker's specific job duties.
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The thresholds ensure that well-funded incumbents cannot hide behind rows of long-shot candidates.
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Often, those thresholds are unforgiving: On DoorDash, a rating of 4.2 will get you deactivated.
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While borrowing will inevitably jump relative to economic output, investors will have higher tolerance thresholds.
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The new D.N.C. debate rules eliminate requirements that candidates meet specific polling thresholds to qualify.
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Two of the chemicals -- homosalate and oxybenzone -- were still above safety thresholds at day 21.
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Tulsi Gabbard failed to meet the necessary polling thresholds to make the January debate stage.
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SH: The debate thresholds seemed reasonable at first, even to candidates who weren't front-runners.
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Klobuchar has already met the polling and fundraising thresholds to qualify, according to POLITICO's analysis.
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MEDIOBANCA CEO SAYS RISK-WEIGHTING OF BANKS' SOVEREIGN ASSETS COULD BE CONSIDERED ABOVE CERTAIN THRESHOLDS
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"This is about meeting certain low thresholds," starting with a gentle walk around the block.
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It is not clear how robustly the other campaigns believe debate thresholds should be lowered.
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So far, it has not found food items with ruthenium 106 levels above legal thresholds.
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According to the FCC's report, "only 53 percent of staff drive tests" met those thresholds.
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Regardless of when you take your retirement benefits, you are subject to those tax thresholds.
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It looks like Sycamore did complete this job pretty quickly, within the allowed error thresholds.
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First off, the income tax bracket thresholds increase, which will accrue savings at the top.
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The biggest change would increase the various thresholds for submission and resubmission of shareholder proposals.
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Cities and community organizations are recruiting and training workers to help builders meet the thresholds.
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The thresholds are adjusted based on both family size and differences in regions' housing costs.
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For 2017, the thresholds to qualify are $47,500 for individuals and $97,153 for families of four.
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The thresholds will apply both to any single prompt date and to the full LME curve.
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Candidates have until late October to reach polling and grassroots fundraising thresholds set by the DNC.
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She has not yet reached the Democratic National Committee qualification thresholds for the debate in November.
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Copper and aluminium scrap imports also bucked the trend as Beijing's purity thresholds strangled inbound flows.
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The thresholds would rise under the new proposal, although Reuters couldn't ascertain by exactly how much.
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This means that one of those two thresholds has now been exceeded, years earlier than expected.
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Some thresholds are far below the national minimum, and payments are barely enough to live on.
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Copper and aluminium scrap imports also bucked the trend as Beijing's purity thresholds strangled inbound flows.
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This shouldn't present a major stumbling block if the owners have crossed the first two thresholds.
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The thresholds were hit in quick succession, twice during the first week of trading in January.
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So [when women have orgasms] their pain thresholds go up, because orgasms have an analgesic effect.
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The risk of a heart attack or stroke was similar across both thresholds, the researchers found.
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YouTube said Friday that the new thresholds will help ensure revenue only flows to legitimate creators.
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But these thresholds depend on the person and hinge "on a variety of circumstances," Dembe says.
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Open the app, and suddenly a room in your home becomes one of Murnau's haunted thresholds.
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Yet, as illustrated, in a historically crowded primary, thresholds could potentially disenfranchise the majority of voters.
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So if Rubio is losing votes to Bush and Kasich, he risks falling below those thresholds.
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Some states, like Alaska and Louisiana, have hiked thresholds multiple times in the past few years.
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At least 8003 states have raised their felony thresholds since 2000, according to Pew Charitable Trusts.
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At least 8003 states have raised their felony thresholds since 2000, according to Pew Charitable Trust.
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Those are real thresholds, but they're not ... If you're a growing creator, you'll reach that level.
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When I first put them on, I felt like I jumped several economic thresholds at once.
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During these moments of magic realism, thresholds evaporate, boundaries dissolve and oceanic sensations wash over her.
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You could have incentives, tax breaks or preferential government treatment if you reach certain diversity thresholds.
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The letter requests that the DNC use either polling or fundraising thresholds as a debate qualification.
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At each of these thresholds, there's no telling what you might find on the other side.
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So far, only Biden, Sanders, Buttigieg, Warren and Klobuchar have met the polling and fundraising thresholds.
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It's less likely to get caught on cords but slightly more likely to struggle crossing thresholds.
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It is unclear if Patrick or Bloomberg will reach the DNC thresholds for the December debate.
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Same thing goes for super-rich single people, except the wealth thresholds are cut in half.
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Meeting the fundraising and polling thresholds to qualify for the debates likely wouldn't be a problem.
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Airline programs are notorious for raising thresholds for redemptions and in some cases inflating membership minimums.
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Some might think it's useful to have simple rules of thumb, or thresholds, to evaluate science.
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The proposed reporting thresholds say much about the size of positions associated with any specific LME contract.
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Non-expansion states often feature much lower income thresholds to qualify for Medicaid, particularly for non-parents.
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That remained below one of the thresholds that could trigger punitive trade talks by the U.S. Treasury.
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As some individual stakes are below disclosure thresholds the precise amount in family hands cannot be calculated.
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The position in ordinary shares does not exceed thresholds triggering disclosure under Italian law, the person added.
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Foxconn's more pressing concern, he thinks, is that it might not meet any of the subsidy thresholds.
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I hope that I shall have the cognitive capability to recognise when these thresholds are irrevocably crossed.
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Meeting those thresholds isn't a given; a similar resolution with Sturm Ruger in the early 2000s fizzled.
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Last month, the DNC raised the polling and donor thresholds required to qualify for the November debate.
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The increase in thresholds for the December debate makes it even harder to the three to qualify.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, who has largely ignored Nevada, is not anywhere close to hitting those thresholds.
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The candidates marked with an asterisk qualified through both polling and grassroots fundraising thresholds, the DNC said.
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Many programs are capped by income, but the thresholds vary greatly by state, county and even city.
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The data collected is then used for benchmarking accuracy and further tuning the thresholds that activate models.
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Standing at the islands' pedestrian thresholds, the installation exists so that visitors can see themselves seeing it.
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For better or worse, some teams have decided that there are minimum physical thresholds for certain positions.
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The SEC halts trading at the 7%, 13% and 20% thresholds for the S&P 500 index.
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Moreover, our findings suggest that asset thresholds in regulation may contribute to consolidation in the banking industry.
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The V8s has two substantial wheels that can handle uneven floors and lift the vacuum over thresholds.
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He noted that income thresholds, which are linked to the official federal poverty level, rise every year.
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Puerto Rican health officials have cited conflicting thresholds they say are needed to declare a leptospirosis epidemic.
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For both policy and administrative reasons, most laws must set thresholds below which they do not apply.
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So far, just six candidates have met both qualification thresholds, but a few more can still qualify.
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The results of lower withholding rates, accompanied by higher income-bracket thresholds, will show up in February.
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Tougher qualifying thresholds have also meant Delaney has failed to qualify for every primary debate since July.
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But at the moment, the team is less concerned about thresholds, and more with holding on tight.
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Thresholds for facial gestures can be adjusted and saved to fit the unique abilities of different users.
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Retail lobbyists who vehemently oppose changing theft thresholds often argue that it will encourage or increase shoplifting.
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However, once taxable income exceeds those thresholds, the law places limits on who can take the break.
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These thresholds will arrive at different times for different renewable-energy technologies in different markets, of course.
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If they miss both of those thresholds for three straight years, the rules will no longer apply.
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Gabbard has not participated in the last five debates, having not hit those thresholds to participate either.
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If the film hit certain box office thresholds, Bleecker Street would receive a slice of ticket sales.
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Assuming a 10- to 20-year benefit, the treatment failed to meet cost-effectiveness thresholds, ICER said.
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To get a place on the stage, each candidate will have to meet polling and fundraising thresholds.
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The index also broke below its 100-day moving average and closed under 2,600, two important thresholds.
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But she couldn't meet the debate thresholds, and so she dropped out of the race last week.
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Multiple outlets reported the deal was for $2.5 million plus incentives for meeting certain innings-pitched thresholds.
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Both accounts waive the total monthly deposit thresholds in exchange for Social Security deposits of any amount.
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The DNC has progressively raised the qualifying thresholds for the primary Democratic debates that began in June.
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These recommendations were followed by calls from academics to use cost-effectiveness thresholds to set Medicare policy.
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For unsecured soured loans the coverage thresholds are 300 percent in 2020 and 100 percent in 2024.
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Plus, this card gives me the opportunity to work toward Hyatt elite status by meeting spending thresholds.
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According to a POLITICO analysis, just six candidates have hit both of those thresholds and have qualified.
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And if that wasn't strange enough, the thresholds appear to be drastically different across people and stimuli.
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But we seem to experience just the right amount of touch, perceiving it only past certain thresholds.
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Economists said raising tax thresholds was an acknowledgement that not everyone was benefiting from the fast-growing economy.
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Google said in an email that its privacy staff ultimately failed to meet "thresholds" necessary for public disclosure.
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Together these new thresholds will help ensure revenue only flows to creators who are playing by the rules.
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Bloomberg has been self-funding his campaign and has failed to reach the fundraising thresholds for previous debates.
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The increased thresholds could prove problematic for several candidates who will be on the debate stage in November.
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Users are eligible for another 4% discount if they meet certain thresholds like running an eight-minute mile.
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But lower thresholds allowed the early debates to be chaotic affairs, which may have worked to Trump's benefit.
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The SEC should eliminate clearly erroneous trade guidelines by aligning them with the thresholds for LULD rules. 5.
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Rather, establishing and exercising thresholds and protocols will aid agencies in preparing options and recommending courses of action.
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It presents the highest income thresholds required to be part of the top one percent by metropolitan area.
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The 27-year-old Cornet said the thresholds needed to be lowered out of respect for players' safety.
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Some state parties in the GOP utilize viability thresholds in the allocation of their delegates; others do not.
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Even so, Musk managed to meet all but the very highest of his payout thresholds for that plan.
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But given certain thresholds for communication, latency, and obstacle avoidance, Misener expressed confidence they can make it work.
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In exchange, the federal government provides reinsurance for certified acts of terrorism that meet the specified loss thresholds.
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And everyone has different motion sickness thresholds, so many people will probably be fine with the present setup.
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The AAA study recommended that laws relying on thresholds be tossed out and that other factors be used.
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He had not yet met the thresholds for participating in the upcoming primary debates in November and December.
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Some reprogramming actions move funding within appropriation accounts and below certain thresholds; these are relatively fast and streamlined.
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You can also earn MQMs for meeting annual spending thresholds on the card — keep reading for more info.
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If more than 28503 candidates qualify, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) will prioritize candidates who hit both thresholds.
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It appears that 18 Democrats have already reached the fundraising or polling thresholds to qualify for the stage.
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What we do not know from the current study is whether these step count thresholds apply to men.
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The trade gap remains below one of the thresholds that could trigger punitive moves by the U.S. Treasury.
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In some countries, minimum thresholds are a bar to small parties, but some voting systems can favor them.
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Similarly, other direct payments or subsidies could be set to decline in increments as GDP reaches various thresholds.
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Previously, regulated apartments could become deregulated if the monthly rent, or a tenant's income, exceeded certain financial thresholds.
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YouTube is more explicit with its thresholds, saying that creators can receive disciplinary action after a third strike.
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If more than 20 candidates qualify, the D.N.C. has said it will prioritize those who meet both thresholds.
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During regular hours, market trading halts could occur at "three circuit breaker thresholds" on the S&P 500.
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Currently, people with incomes below certain thresholds can deduct up to $2,500 of student loan interest each year.
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Wednesday night is the deadline to meet the party's polling and fundraising thresholds for next month's televised debate.
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It has also led to closer ties between Moscow and Riyadh, despite them having very different pain thresholds.
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The debate in November raises the thresholds to 165,000 unique donors and 85033 percent in four approved polls.
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Regardless, the thresholds are meaningless if Tom Steyer can buy his way onto the stage with Facebook ads.
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Tightening asylum thresholds that advocates fear diminish officers' latitude to consider trauma as an explanation for certain behaviors.
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Often times during holidays, these shopping portals will offer bonus points or miles for hitting certain spending thresholds.
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Are there any thresholds that need to be met for the 2024 landing to definitely happen on time?
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Only seven candidates met the party's thresholds for qualification this time: former Vice President Joe Biden, Vermont Sen.
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Radiation exposure during the work fell well below recommended thresholds, it says, and safety precautions were top notch.
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Such thresholds are likely to get more testing, as they have throughout the primary build-up so far.
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They're asking for provisions including heat stress thresholds, mandatory rest breaks, protective equipment, and heat risk education programs.
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As tokens of goodwill, the companies have offered drivers who meet certain thresholds cash bonuses ahead of going public.
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Yes, but: Once companies reveal the security thresholds for companies, threat actors have a head start on exploiting them.
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"The thresholds are no longer there that existed prior to Trump's nomination in 2016," said Democratic consultant Morgan Jackson.
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The problem is greatest for the Rubio campaign, which would seem to have the potential to clear thresholds everywhere.
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"This means that you'll have times where you'll have a higher chance of reaching heating thresholds," said Di Lorenzo.
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We do set minimum thresholds to ensure performance, battery, "jankiness," and we're starting to make image quality a priority.
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Some lower-value parts and materials would qualify for 70 percent and 65 percent regional thresholds, the source added.
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The results determined various thresholds at which different mitigation efforts become cost-effective solutions for reducing animal-vehicle collisions.
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The thresholds vary state to state, from 5 percent in Massachusetts to 20 percent in Texas and other states.
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However, a referendum on the agreement failed to pass turnout thresholds, leaving it to parliament to settle the issue.
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They will limit the use of numerical thresholds and tests that could appear to establish explicit boundaries for compliance.
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The previous PCA, in contrast, explicitly reserved the most interventionist actions for banks that had breached more extreme thresholds.
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Under the program, the federal government provides reinsurance for certified acts of terrorism that meet the specified loss thresholds.
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Rules-based systems, and the thresholds, parameters and settings that come along with them, cannot adapt to the changes.
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Taxpayers were far more likely to be shifted up a bracket when there were seven brackets with smaller thresholds.
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But those with more income could have a portion of their Social Security taxed as they pass certain thresholds.
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It's worth noting that while the earnings thresholds stagnate after age 50, those for net worth continue to balloon.
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The net worth thresholds are also much lower in Norway and Switzerland compared to the ones set by Madrid.
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Instead, there are thresholds of ideological reliability and electability, and you had to clear both to be the nominee.
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Under his tax plan, Cruz said every individual above certain income thresholds would pay a 10 percent flat tax.
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These occur when some other dimension or parallel universe overlaps with our own inside a specific area, called Thresholds.
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It will have to be disclosed shortly, if the regulatory 3 percent or 5 percent thresholds have been crossed.
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I guess that's possible, and the girls would set thresholds a bit higher so they're not bothered too much!
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Warner signaled Thursday that he plans to question Clayton on the SEC's thresholds for requiring that companies disclose breaches.
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It also signals her preoccupation with thresholds that interface both lived and historical realities in the age of Trump.
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Most endorsement contracts for runners — which account for the majority of their income — have specific performance thresholds for compensation.
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Mike Dabbs, eBay's government relations director for the Americas, said separate tax and custom duty thresholds could create confusion.
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Setting the cap there could drag down savings because people tend to interpret such thresholds as recommendations, he said.
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The transactions were spread over two days last week to keep the funds' liquidity levels above U.S. regulatory thresholds.
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The Trump tax law increased those thresholds as well, allowing higher income households to take advantage of the exemption.
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Bigger jets like Boeing 25s and Airbus A216s have higher operating thresholds (20157 and 19803 degrees, respectively), he said.
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Unlike the Democratic caucuses, there are no viability thresholds, such as getting 15% of support, on the Republican side.
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By last year, those thresholds had risen to $3,820 to fall into the gap and $5,100 to climb out.
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So, the numbers matter, and reaching thresholds can help us understand where a company is in its maturity cycle.
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And there'll certainly be ample opportunity for finding the ideal alert thresholds, as there will be plenty more quakes.
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Because the TCJA substantially increased the income phase-out thresholds for CTC, more taxpayers would benefit from the plan.
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The Democratic National Committee announced the thresholds to make the second of three debates in February, scheduled for Feb.
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But despite creating these thresholds, the CDC still cautions that no safe blood lead level has yet been identified.
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Those are the only people who have hit the polling and donor thresholds mandated by the Democratic National Committee.
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The raw totals will calculate the number of votes each candidate got, regardless of the thresholds and delegate math.
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Police are susceptible to the same stress and worry that everyone suffers, perhaps with different thresholds or distinct etiologies.
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Teams are penalized for exceeding the luxury tax thresholds, the lowest of which will be $208 million in 2020.
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China meets only one of three thresholds needed for that determination - its high trade surplus with the United States.
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Entrepreneurs whose income exceeds those thresholds hope to take advantage of a different provision in the new tax law.
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Possible thresholds could include crimes carrying a prison sentence of three years or more or some other articulable baseline.
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Another calls for tailoring regulation to a bank's risk profile and business model rather than to arbitrary asset thresholds.
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The SPM differs from the official numbers both in its poverty thresholds and in what it includes in income.
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Fitch estimates SMFG to have already met its 8523 RWA and leverage thresholds, while MUFG also meets its leverage threshold.
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The RBI took Dhanlaxmi Bank off the list because it was not in breach of any of the risk thresholds.
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Information is then recovered by passing voltages through the memory cells, with different resistivity thresholds corresponding to different cell states.
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In 1986 harmful fallout spread for hundreds of kilometres; political rows erupted over the dose and distance thresholds for evacuation.
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The new limits would go to $2169,22025 for individuals and $6383,2648 for couples, up from today's $24,26 and $32,000 thresholds.
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It also vowed to bring in less of other kinds of solid waste and adopt tighter impurity thresholds on imports.
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Savers with MAGI over those thresholds in 250 are unable to directly contribute the full $21,2000 to their Roth IRAs.
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Berlin backs a so-called hybrid option which may entail "price-based large exposure thresholds", German and EU officials said.
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A "marriage penalty" can affect couples when tax-bracket income thresholds, deductions or other credits aren't doubled for married filers.
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However, it was unclear whether Lighthizer would reveal specific targets or thresholds for North American and U.S. content for autos.
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The RBI has tightened the thresholds - for capital ratios, NPLs, profitability and leverage - at which banks enter the PCA framework.
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High entry thresholds, particularly on the LME itself, have locked out all but the very wealthiest man in the street.
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In recent years, the warming has been especially pronounced, as two thresholds with significance for global climate policy are approached.
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However, a compelling rationale for, and an explicit public commitment to, more conservative leverage thresholds could result in upgrade consideration.
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People who want to see rural America thrive must support higher de minimis thresholds in trade agreements around the world.
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The XLE has now crossed two significant thresholds, according to Roberto Friedlander, head of energy trading at Seaport Global Securities.
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Net sales thresholds * Biodelivery sciences and collegium pharmaceutical announce the signing of a licensing agreement for onsolis in the u.s.
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As warming crosses specific temperature thresholds, scientists expect ice sheets to melt and the Amazon rain forest to die off.
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Reparations for slavery and late term abortion are now considered the litmus test thresholds by the Democratic base as well.
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Mr. Pearson needed to reach certain thresholds of performance to be paid or he would get nothing beyond his salary.
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But officials said there were no dose thresholds given, or maximum amounts, which some addiction specialists had been calling for.
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However, even examining only Republicans, I find that relationship between resentment and NRA membership meets traditional thresholds of statistical significance.
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This is most likely to affect first-time buyers, who tend to be granted most loans above the regulatory thresholds.
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The new legislation would reduce or eliminate financial thresholds that allow companies to pursue the earnings-stripping strategy after inversion.
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In other words, it is not inconceivable that more than 20 candidates could pass at least one of the thresholds.
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Before the open, futures contracts tied to the major indexes fell to their so-called limit down thresholds, sliding 5%.
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To receive a bonus, the former employees said, they had to meet a series of production thresholds and qualitative measures.
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Any donations or polls that come before midnight on Wednesday count toward meeting the thresholds, according to a DNC aide.
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So far, 10 Democrats -- according to CNN's count -- have met those thresholds: former Vice President Joe Biden, New Jersey Sen.
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Graumann described the unconventional online blitz as "optimizing" for the Democratic National Committee's individual donor thresholds go get on stage.
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They've hit specific polling thresholds in either national or state polls, and secured at least 22017,22018 individual donors to qualify.
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Candidates have to hit polling and donor thresholds to participate, and Gabbard has hit them for four of five times.
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Yang, in his late December letter to Perez, also said he agreed with increasing the thresholds for the January debate.
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True, a few tax rates were mentioned — but nothing was said about the income thresholds at which these rates apply.
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This will match the current alert thresholds of the separate ShakeAlertLA app, released in January exclusively for Los Angeles denizens.
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Since the third debate way back in September, that's meant meeting an escalating series of polling thresholds and donor requirements.
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Current thresholds vary for different products, but are aimed at ensuring that North American workers receive most of Nafta's benefits.
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Among their concerns is that raising thresholds to higher levels could ultimately push manufacturing out of the United States altogether.
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On Monday, the U.S. Treasury said Thailand was close to triggering thresholds to be added to its currency monitoring list.
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Mexico's and Canada's thresholds for imports subject to duty collection and customs declaration will double to $100 and $30.25, respectively.
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Officials said Iran has been struggling to find buyers and the country risks meeting the thresholds required by the deal.
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These include trends by some MACs to use selective and dubious evidence to set practice standards or determine utilization thresholds.
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Over the past few weeks we've spent most of our time digging into IPOs, larger startups, stocks and revenue thresholds.
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The next debate in November will likely feature less than 12 candidates after the DNC raised the thresholds to participate.
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Tulsi Gabbard, and former US housing secretary Julián Castro knocked out for failing to meet polling and/or donor thresholds.
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This debate, in Houston, features the 20023 candidates who met polling and fundraising thresholds set by the Democratic National Committee.
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Action points: Firms are establishing pre-trade financial thresholds, monitoring tools for capital adequacy or credit exposure tailored to risk.
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Compared with the Senate bill, the revised legislation would lower some thresholds for entering a higher individual marginal tax bracket.
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At this time, no other candidate appears close to reaching the polling and fundraising thresholds by the October 1 deadline.
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If Tesla reaches certain performance thresholds, particularly an increased market value, Musk will get additional shares of Tesla worth billions.
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The two flit and play on tenuous thresholds, darkness and comedy, delving into a man's pain and his fatalistic insanity.
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The banks said their asset quality and capital ratios were no longer in breach of the PCA thresholds after the infusion, the Reserve Bank of India said in a statement here The central bank also removed Dhanlaxmi Bank from the framework, as the bank was found to be not breaching any of the risk thresholds.
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The new limits would go to $1.53,21.5 for individuals and $22029,280 for couples, up from the current $25,000 and $32,000 thresholds.
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These regions are highly fragmented, retain up to only 50% of low modified lands and fall within critical land use thresholds.
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Macronutrient thresholds tell us little about diet quality, and diet quality is what matters most to health outcomes over a lifetime.
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The party plans to use higher fundraising and polling thresholds for candidates to qualify for debates later in the primary campaign.
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Under EU rules, companies have to apply to the European Commission for approval of mergers and acquisitions above certain turnover thresholds.
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Without the roadblocks of parliamentary thresholds or complex voting systems, social changes can find political expression quicker than in other countries.
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Traders say the naira has been testing new lows as they try to find thresholds where liquidity can begin to return.
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To make the cutoff for the third debate, scheduled for September, candidates will have to meet higher polling and contribution thresholds.
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The Democratic National Committee's new debate criteria -- meet polling thresholds or show small-donor support -- has inverted traditional fundraising, Corrado said.
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Urban transport horses for courses — depending on your risk, convenience and comfort thresholds, thanks to a publicly funded luxury of choice.
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According to Pickering, Hammond could announce updates to the income tax thresholds and support real disposable income to offset higher inflation.
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The Shahab-3 raises particular concerns, as it meets the range and payload thresholds to qualify as a nuclear-capable system.
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"The maximum (administrative monetary penalty) thresholds for serious violations raises doubts about whether it is proportionate or dissuasive," the report noted.
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The DNC's higher thresholds to qualify for the fall debates are expected to roughly halve the number of candidates on stage.
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Thus, one of the creditors' aim is to make the tax base broader but with lower tax thresholds, so contributions rise.
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The report suggests creating several classes of drones, and allowing them to fly over people if they meet certain safety thresholds.
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Separately, Chan and her team identified temperature thresholds beyond which deaths and hospital admission rates start to rise in Hong Kong.
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Before the next debates in September, the crowded field of 20 candidates could be halved by tightened polling and fundraising thresholds.
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The FCA published the new rules following a public consultation that had originally proposed a firm meets all three new thresholds.
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The SEC will solicit public comments for 60 days before voting to officially increase the re-submission thresholds and eligibility requirements.
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Because social and environmental damage often has a tipping-point, certain thresholds will be crossed and existing problems will become unbearable.
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The Democratic National Committee announced this week that for the next round of debates, candidates must cross both thresholds to qualify.
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The DNC has said it will prioritize those who meet both thresholds if more than 20 contenders qualify for the debates.
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Data from the Angel Capital Association shows why increasing the accredited investor thresholds would be so damaging to the startup economy.
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Pruitt's proposes to keep the standard EPA method of calculating PM2.5 benefits — but to establish thresholds beneath which they don't count.
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She qualified for some of the Democratic National Committee debates in 2019 but has not met the debate thresholds this year.
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While Gabbard qualified for some of the DNC debates in 2019, she has not yet met the debate thresholds this year.
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As the proficiency thresholds rose and the "failing" label was applied to hundreds and then thousands of schools, NCLB's popularity declined.
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The 10 Democrats who have already hit the two thresholds for the September debate stage automatically qualify for the October event.
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Many experts believe the pendulum has swung too far, such that much of normal human behavior now falls within treatment thresholds.
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While candidates were aware the thresholds would increase, they were not briefed on the specifics, to avoid any appearance of favoritism.
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A market trading halt occurs at "three circuit breaker thresholds" on the S&P 500 due to large declines and volatility.
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Gillibrand has not met either the fundraising or polling thresholds for the debate, despite her costly efforts to win over voters.
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For the candidates that are able to clear the necessary thresholds, the state could be a windfall of delegates — and momentum.
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But D.N.C. officials said as those results rolled in that the qualifying thresholds were certain to increase for the March debate.
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States not meeting thresholds of affordability or the number of people covered would then be required to adjust their reforms accordingly.
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Several states, including New York and California, have salary thresholds that are higher than the federal standard for determining overtime eligibility.
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Years before the Danish government set antimicrobial thresholds for farmers, it stopped veterinarians from making money from the sale of medicine.
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He did not qualify for Thursday's Democratic debate as a result of not meeting the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) polling thresholds.
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The thresholds that regulators set to determine who was qualified for access to the private market were never indexed to inflation.
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That includes higher thresholds for how much of a car must be made in North America to qualify for zero tariffs.
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That includes higher thresholds for how much of a car must be made in North America to qualify for zero tariffs.
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The former Massachusetts governor has struggled to meet the polling and fundraising thresholds necessary to qualify for the Democratic debate stage.
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However, Kirsch did note that Ferrero "speaks in streams of corporate jargon ('dimensional thresholds,' 'growth momentum,' 'focalization') inflected with arcane data."
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The letter argues the increasing thresholds have resulted in candidates -- specifically candidates of color -- being prematurely cut out of the race.
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Beyond those thresholds, filers with a MAGI of up to $72,000 if single ($119,000 if married) may collect a partial deduction.
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The seven candidates who qualified for the debate had to hit higher thresholds for polling and fundraising compared with previous debates.
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Gabbard, Steyer and Yang are currently short of at least one of the thresholds but are within striking distance of qualifying.
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In late September, the DNC announced the thresholds to qualify for the November debate, the fifth of a dozen planned debates.
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It plans to take a tiered approach as well, granting bonuses to drivers based on various trip thresholds, the source said.
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As more data becomes available, he said, there could be "scope" for modifying the thresholds to perhaps a limit of 1.0.
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"I think it's important for candidates to show they've made progress," DNC chairman Tom Perez said in a recent C-SPAN interview, "We haven't made firm decisions on what those thresholds will be, but it's absolutely undeniable that as we move forward, we will adjust the thresholds to reflect the fact that we're closer to the caucus and voting."
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Four candidates will be shut out for missing these thresholds or, if all hit one of those numbers, losing on various tiebreakers.
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While some bloggers possessing unbelievably high pain thresholds have made it through the experience relatively unscathed, others haven't been quite so lucky.
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That can only happen if it promotes videos when they meet certain quality thresholds — which is what these guidelines aim to address.
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The candidates most likely to meet both thresholds are Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, and Beto O'Rourke.
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She criticizes a 2013 government decree that established tolerant thresholds of possession for drug users, designed to avoid excessively criminalizing minor consumers.
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And the DNC tweaked its forthcoming debate criteria to nix donor thresholds, opening the door for the self-funded billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
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Thankfully, there's a straightforward solution here: Come up with a handful of plans with distinct thresholds across whatever metrics you care about.
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But when a situation is uncertain (and financial markets are always uncertain) arbitrary numbers or thresholds are often charged with great meaning.
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What comes across insistently in both collections is Broodthaers's attraction to thresholds, to points of transition that equally signify ends and beginnings.
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However, she said that these symbols cannot contain them because they straddle thresholds of identity — Somali, Muslim, Black, African, but ultimately American.
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Facebook allows advertisers to buy video according to different higher thresholds, for example, cost per thousand views (CPMs) or 10-second views.
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Candidates must raise money from 65,000 donors in at least 23 states or meet polling thresholds to join the first two debates.
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The challenge will be in deciding which cognitive thresholds, or traits, qualify an entity for moral consideration, and by consequence, social rights.
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Trading in S&P 23.57 and Nasdaq futures was halted briefly after they fell more than 2137 percent, triggering overnight limit thresholds.
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For budding death metal fans, there are a series of vocal thresholds to cross before truly becoming a fan of the genre.
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Trading in S&P 2100 and Nasdaq futures was halted briefly overnight after they fell more than 6 percent, triggering limit thresholds.
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Mouncey posted test results for testosterone and other data that she said proved she had met the thresholds demanded by the policy.
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Instead, his studies suggest that "there may be some thresholds past which health risks become significantly elevated," like working 12-hour days.
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The way that benefit programmes cut off at particular income thresholds provided a strong incentive for recipients not to earn too much.
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Trading in S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures was halted briefly overnight after they fell more than 274.25 percent, triggering limit thresholds.
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Germany has already been sued by the EU for exceeding those thresholds for more than a maximum of 35 days per year.
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The bill also adjusts tax bracket thresholds using a slower-growing inflation measure (known as chained CPI) than the one used currently.
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The moving and shaking has triggered museum employee cellphone alerts that are sent when vibration sensors reach their thresholds, the spokeswoman said.
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With debate thresholds rising and primaries beginning in just over three months, the October 15 debate will be critical for O'Rourke's team.
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The DNC has said that it will prioritize candidates who meet both thresholds if more than 20 contenders qualify for the debates.
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Yang proposes assisting companies in detecting bots and penalizing those that don't meet "minimum effectiveness thresholds" at regulating the spread of misinformation.
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The DNC has said that if more than 20 candidates qualify for the debates, those that meet both thresholds will be prioritized.
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Such an investigation has innumerous precedents: identifying the thresholds separating art and life was a defining preoccupation of 20th century avant-gardes.
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Trading in S&P 2500 and Nasdaq futures was halted briefly overnight after they fell more than 252 percent, triggering limit thresholds.
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Researchers at the Pew Charitable Trusts found that there was no statistically significant correlation between hiking felony theft thresholds and crime rates.
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What's in place now: Currently, people with incomes below certain thresholds can deduct up to $2,500 of student loan interest each year.
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The exact thresholds and rates have not yet been established, and the plan is not guaranteed to be put into effect, either.
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The concrete walls of Dilston Grove Church act as thresholds, separating external reality from the point of maximum entropy of Dark Water.
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The top 20 candidates will be selected using a methodology that favors candidates who meet both the polling and grassroots donations thresholds.
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Those making above the income thresholds, noncitizens without green cards and anyone who's classified as dependents do not qualify for a check.
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And if you want to make it to the November debate — which has even tougher qualification thresholds — you have to try something.
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The most recent IPCC reports, in contrast, conclude that those thresholds could be breached with increases of just 1.5 or 2°C.
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For the Sonoma project, titled "Thresholds," five sculptures were placed in the central grass-filled plaza and the rest on surrounding blocks.
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"Based on these government thresholds, the levels found in Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Fudge Brownie ice cream would seem totally irrelevant," he said.
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The DNC has been raising the thresholds for the debates, slowly shrinking the field of Democrats on the high-profile debate stages.
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Trading in S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures was briefly halted after they fell more than 5 percent, triggering overnight limit thresholds.
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New thresholds announced by the Democratic National Committee for the sixth debate — which will be hosted by POLITICO and PBS on Dec.
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Three candidates have already said they've passed the higher donor thresholds for the December debate — Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Yang and Beto O'Rourke.
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This was combined with constitutionally protected amnesties, direct positions in the Senate, a favorable electoral system and supermajoritarian thresholds for constitutional change.
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According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Ruth was the last major league player to reach both of those thresholds in one season.
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What they're saying: Some lower-tier campaigns tell Axios they're hopeful about the new thresholds, since 3% in polling seems relatively attainable.
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When people are together, their individual risk thresholds become destabilized, and some assume a degree of risk that, alone, they never would.
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For example, the reporting thresholds for disclosing stocks and other financial holdings range from $1,000 in Nebraska to $100,000 in South Carolina.
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Some of the key figures on rates and thresholds are in brackets, showing that work is still ongoing to define the final numbers.
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Dry summers therefore mean hot summers, making it much easier to reach the critical heat thresholds needed for an early ripening and harvest.
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Other markets, including the United States, Korea and Japan also deploy circuit breakers, which have worked better as their thresholds are typically higher.
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ALEX BROLEYBerkeley, California Party politics* In your leader you favour arbitrary thresholds for parties to be eligible to achieve representation ("Splitters", January 14th).
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Moreover, the rules are already being tightened: next year ballot thresholds for strikes will rise under legislation enacted by David Cameron, her predecessor.
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XG: We allow for the cycles of the body to work through thresholds, which sometimes manifest as the sensation of exhaustion, or impossibility.
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But one of the immediate implications of 2016 is that frontrunner Trump benefited from the fairly low thresholds that were established early on.
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Last Friday, Valve announced an updated revenue split for Steam that gives developers more money from each sale after certain thresholds are met.
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I believe voice and messaging will significantly lower technology thresholds that exist around applications and services, increasing both accessibility and usability for consumers.
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The group will now work to establish how far and how fast these thresholds are raised over the next few months, Teo added.
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The change implements tighter leverage metric thresholds that aim to maintain comparability of the company's rating with other diversified western European telecoms operators.
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It has called for a ban of diesel vehicles in various German cities, invoking legal thresholds of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in the air.
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Legislation to allow banks to avoid many of the most restrictive Dodd-Frank regulations by meeting higher capital thresholds has already been drafted.
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According to the SEC, Merrill violated that rule because it set the thresholds at which trades could be stopped at unreasonably high levels.
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After all, there's the possibility the total of your itemized deductions might exceed the $12,000 (single) or $24,000 (married and filing jointly) thresholds.
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There is a cap on the total dollars that can be deducted annually; these are indexed for inflation and with various age thresholds.
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Strictly enforcing lower default thresholds would produce better outcomes on all fronts: schools would create curricula more relevant to jobs that are available.
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U.S. taxpayers with foreign accounts that exceed certain thresholds have to provide information about the assets in those accounts on an IRS form.
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All seven of those measures are in North Dakota or South Dakota, states with some of the lowest signature thresholds in the nation.
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"We have evidence now that climate change is pushing events past thresholds that could have been achieved with natural variability alone," Herring said.
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German disclosure rules require investors to notify the markets when their holdings in a company surpassed the 3 percent and 5 percent thresholds.
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Most women who worked were in intermittent or part-time jobs that didn't qualify, nor did they make enough to meet the thresholds.
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It said the number of MRTs rose 20163 percent to 939 from 856, but it didn't give any detail on the compensation thresholds.
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The cost thresholds that trigger Congressional Notifications for arms sales have not been raised in years, but the price of platforms rises steadily.
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Yet, the latest proposed regulation on re-submission thresholds suggests a longer trend of companies reluctant to cede corporate control without a fight.
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The Democratic primary debates for September and October have significantly more strict qualifying thresholds, and the 2020 presidential field has thinned out considerably.
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If more than 20 candidates qualify for the debates, those who have not met both thresholds risk missing out on the debate stage.
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The Paris Agreement on climate change, designed to start in 3.43, entered into force on Friday, a month after reaching key ratification thresholds.
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I'm very interested in crossing thresholds between different kinds of time and also different genres—that has a faith-inducing effect on me.
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The easiest way to do so would be not to raise thresholds on tax breaks and to review and phase out such exemptions.
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"Experienced criminals are well aware of the felony limitations and are careful to adapt their criminal activities to the stated thresholds," he wrote.
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Specifically, where the average premium for a "gold" plan in the individual marketplace exceeds the law's thresholds, that premium becomes the applicable threshold.
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This election cycle, small-dollar donations are especially important for Democrats to reach thresholds set by the DNC to make the debate stage.
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European officials had held last-ditch talks with Iranian envoys last week in the hope of persuading them not to breach the thresholds.
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Take a closer look at the height of thresholds between rooms; it takes just a fraction of an inch to cause a trip.
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In order to qualify, candidates will need both of these things: For the top-tier candidates, these will be easy thresholds to meet.
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But after that, the committee has said the thresholds to qualify for the debates will go up, though it has not specified how.
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It would be up to Congress or state legislatures to decide where to place the thresholds at which higher tax rates kick in.
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Decriminalization activists have long argued that these thresholds are risibly small, and De Alba predicted that legislators would raise them by this fall.
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On Monday, the S&P 500 plunged more than 7% shortly after Wall Street's open, triggering the first of three circuit breaker thresholds.
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That year, Helsinki posted a deficit at 0.8% of GDP and debt of 59%, both below the thresholds set by EU fiscal rules.
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Of roughly 400 children who have been tested, 8.5 percent showed levels at or above risk thresholds, according to the Regional Health Agency.
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Of the 11 candidates who have qualified for the October debate (which has lower thresholds), 10 have already met the new donor requirement.
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The Treasury report also said that Taiwan, along with Thailand, were close to triggering thresholds to be added to the currency monitoring list.
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In order to appear onstage at the debates, candidates have had to meet two separate thresholds, one for polling and one for fundraising.
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TechCrunch discussed SiteMinder earlier this year as part of our running examination of companies that have reached certain annual recurring revenue (ARR) thresholds.
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The new thresholds also won't kick in until next year, meaning they won't undo the 28500 waivers affecting 6900 billion gallons of ethanol.
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When Andrew first appeared on stage in June, he was one of 20 candidates meeting the [Democratic National Committee's] polling and donor thresholds.
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Reaching AUM thresholds provides useful milestones that we can use to track the progress of various players in the fintech and finservices worlds.
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Whereas "just" 10 politicians made both thresholds in September, two additional candidates—US representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii and billionaire activist Tom Steyer.
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But the increased thresholds are more modest than some campaigns predicted, and nearly a dozen candidates have already met the donor requirement. Rep.
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Since the first debate last June, the D.N.C.'s debate thresholds have drawn periodic criticism as more and more candidates have been excluded.
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Both call for the elimination of the 15 percent and 28 percent tax brackets in favor of expanded income thresholds at lower rates.
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The Democratic National Committee announced last week that candidates must meet higher polling and donor thresholds to qualify for the party's November debate.
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These thresholds must consider all legal obligations and rights under statute, regulation, contract and common law in the event of a ransomware attack.
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The United Nations considers famine a technical term, and for one to be declared, malnutrition and death rates have to exceed certain thresholds.
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Thresholds for the issue of alerts vary among cities, as do the cautionary measures urged on local residents and businesses at each stage.
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Bill Richardson, who ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008 and said the DNC consulted him on the thresholds for the debates.
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In recent weeks, several candidates have pointed to the DNC's anticipated decision to raise the qualifying thresholds as part of their fundraising pleas.
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It has deep turquoise linoleum with a gold quatrefoil pattern and two thresholds, suggesting that it lay at the juncture of three rooms.
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Both income and rent thresholds needed to be met for a unit to be deregulated, not only an income or a rent threshold.
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They're launching initially in New York City, but will expand as soon as they reach sign-up thresholds of 500 users in other areas.
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"We strongly support expanding the saver's credit by increasing the income thresholds and making it refundable," said David Certner, legislative policy director at AARP.
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The Democratic National Committee has set polling and fundraising thresholds for candidates to meet if they want to be included in the first two.
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Seniors with annual incomes above certain thresholds must pay income tax on part of their benefits, thus effectively reducing benefits based on annual income.
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The candidates who have met the thresholds to qualify for the November debate so far include: Former Vice President Joe Biden, New Jersey Sen.
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These thresholds are likely to be lowered under the news rules and cardholders may need to identify themselves with an ID card or passport.
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The IAAF's 10 and 5 nmol/L thresholds were largely based on estimating the maximum level that a non-intersex woman could naturally reach.
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Unfortunately, waxing is not a one-size-fits-all process, because we all have different hair types, pain thresholds, and susceptibility to pesky ingrowns.
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Italy, which is also struggling with high public debt, is gradually increasing its retirement thresholds, to 66 for both men and women by 2018.
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You can also set thresholds to make doubly sure you don't overdo it — or that you overdo it to the point you want to.
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Fortunately, most major recreational bodies of water are tested by local environmental protection agencies, which issue public advisories when bacteria levels exceed safe thresholds.
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Verizon, to its point, was throttling "unlimited" customers in less extreme circumstances who hit certain data thresholds well before last year's net neutrality repeal.
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The Democrats use some kind of proportional system in every state, but they have high thresholds for marginal candidates, encouraging them to drop out.
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These include U.S. exploration of imposing national content requirements for some products, not just regional thresholds, within certain sectors of industry, such as carmaking.
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At any rate charges and thresholds crept steadily upwards during the 2000s, at the same time as index funds expanded their shareholdings in banks.
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The rule determines the degree to which two additional measures within the rule -- registration thresholds and external business conduct standards -- apply to non-U.
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"The military has become one of the thresholds of innovation and technology in the last couple of decades because of this phenomenon," said Zafrir.
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Many of these items are part of the rapid growth of global e-commerce activity, and the TFA encourages countries to adopt higher thresholds.
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Only MUFG was below the 2019 and 2022 RWA thresholds at FYE17, while MHFG is short of the currently known 2022 threshold for leverage.
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Under the usual rules of Hoy No Circula, cars are meant to have emissions below certain thresholds if they are to drive every day.
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Italian banks have strengthened their capital in recent years and are well above regulatory thresholds, but investors are always wary of declining capital levels.
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Several BBAs propose a general exemption from balance as well as specific cases for declarations of war or military adversity, all with different thresholds.
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Though those states are all supposed to allot their delegates proportionally, several have set thresholds that candidates need to meet to qualify for delegates.
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Credit cards that offer high welcome bonuses, rewards for meeting spending thresholds, or introductory 0% APR periods can be great options for paying tuition.
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Continuing to weaken the thresholds for cloture so that 51 Senators can more quickly push through their preferred nominees or policies fails that test.
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Beyond those thresholds, filers with a modified adjusted gross income of up to $72,000 if single ($119,000 if married) may collect a partial deduction.
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There are different vote thresholds Pelosi will have to meet during the caucus elections and the January floor vote in order to become speaker.
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Some brands, like HP, Nestle, and IBM are also beginning to roll out their own thresholds for viewability, further complicating the process for marketers.
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Pyongyang's weapons programs have passed critical thresholds this year, to the point where many in Washington consider North Korea's nuclear capability an imminent threat.
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Different developers test different types of technology under different conditions with different human testers who each have unique thresholds for what scenarios demand disengagement.
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Mr. Trump said he would ask Congress to establish "trigger points" that would prompt the re-imposition of sanctions if Iran crossed certain thresholds.
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The proposed New York law would likely have lower thresholds for disclosure, likely set by state regulators, according to Alphonso David, the governor's counsel.
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If politicians of the wrong sort — Islamists, Communists, Kurdish nationalists — rose beyond the "acceptable" thresholds, they faced legal repercussions like bans on their parties.
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Iran has responded by announcing some steps to exceed thresholds in the agreement but says it still aims to keep the pact in place.
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And unlike the previous multinight, 20-person speed-dating extravaganzas, this time's a one-night-only affair, mostly thanks to its higher qualifying thresholds.
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Eventually, both the contribution and polling level thresholds became more exacting, leading to a number of candidates then still in the race, like Sen.
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Because the Yankees vowed to stay under certain luxury tax thresholds, their commitments to Stanton partly inhibited their ability to pursue starting rotation upgrades.
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For Cleveland's poor, such economic thresholds and measurements may feel remote, but in April, their responsibilities under the new system will become very real.
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The cryosphere thresholds include the melting of Arctic sea ice, the Greenland ice sheet, the West Antarctic ice sheet, and regions of East Antarctica.
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SCORING THRESHOLDS: Pepperdine is 2753-2275 when it limits opposing offenses to 225 or fewer points, and 22020-7 when opponents exceed 73 points.
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The University of Washington findings show pervasive gains in employment between $22021 and $22016, so the cumulative job loss gets smaller at higher thresholds.
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EU merger rules now apply only to deals where the combined businesses exceed specific thresholds in terms of annual global and EU-wide turnover.
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"I am so grateful that new technology is finally able to meet the incredibly high thresholds for righting wrongful convictions in Georgia," Zell said.
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Because raising payroll taxes hits low earners hardest, raising the income thresholds for how those taxes are applied should also be considered, she said.
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But while I applaud the work of my former Banking Committee members, I have serious reservations with the proposed new level of asset thresholds.
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The University of Washington findings show pervasive gains in employment between $20 and $39, so the cumulative job loss gets smaller at higher thresholds.
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So she computed the cost of bare-essentials food plans for families of varying sizes and multiplied these thresholds by a factor of three.
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The Chinese authorities have set thresholds at 0.5 percent of total weight for paper, wood and plastic and 583 percent for non-ferrous metals.
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Some Republicans are also concerned about the possibility of requiring workers to pay taxes on the value of employer-sponsored coverage exceeding certain thresholds.
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The way to thin the herd was to make candidates clear steadily rising thresholds for support in polls and in total number of contributors.
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The desire to seem shocking — as opposed to a curiosity about thresholds physical and ethical — tends to produce provocation of a very plaintive sort.
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The Republican plan slowly phases in some tax increases for the middle class, including a new inflation measure used to change thresholds for tax brackets.
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In February, the party announced that candidates could qualify for the first two debates this summer by meeting polling thresholds or attracting 220,225 unique donors.
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The operation of the tax would, however, exert a dramatic gravitational pull on large fortunes and tend to pull them down to the tax thresholds.
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The Democratic National Committee raised the polling and donor thresholds required to qualify for the November debate -- a change that could effectively winnow the field.
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The thresholds for the November debate are 165,000 donors, and 3 percent in four polls or 5 percent in two polls in the early states.
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GIFAS says it is lobbying the French government to lighten administrative and tax thresholds that discourage companies from investing or transferring control of their businesses.
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Steve Bullock, meanwhile, is downplaying the importance of debates, even though he slammed the DNC thresholds after he failed to qualify for the first debate.
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In simple terms, the penalty comes into play when tax-bracket thresholds, and deductions or credits are not double the amount allowed for single filers.
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According to ArsTechnica, customers who passed those thresholds experienced reduced speeds for 24 hours a day until the end of their billing cycle each month.
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If your taxable non-Social Security income exceeds certain thresholds, up to 85 percent of your Social Security benefit may be subject to income tax.
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What they did: The researchers produced detailed maps of cloud forest ecosystems and páramo and modeled thresholds for cloud forest minimum elevation and other parameters.
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Some of Qubit's suggested solutions: Offer time dependent offers, target price sensitive demographies with offers, advertise free returns, and test the thresholds for free shipping.
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If the number of these exceeds certain thresholds, an account can be deemed low quality and access to tweets from that user are severely diminished.
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Gizmodo later reported that the Washington County Sheriff's Office—the one law enforcement group confirmed to be using Rekognition—wasn't using confidence thresholds at all.
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Some 40 states, plus the District of Columbia, use this option, which lets them eliminate the asset test and raise one of the income thresholds.
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In the U.K., for example, the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) assigns alphanumeric ratings similar to those of the MPAA, but with younger thresholds.
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The $20.1 billion exchange-traded fund owns giant positions in its underlying holdings, putting it at risk of violating certain Canadian and U.S. regulatory thresholds.
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It doesn't seem to be the case that corals are able to adjust their physiology to warmer water so that they have higher bleaching thresholds.
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At the same time, we can protect online innovation and competition with reasonable size thresholds that exempt small Internet startups while holding large incumbents accountable.
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Finally, the chart below depicts how the MAGI brackets changed for Medicare, following the "DocFix" tweaks and where the new income thresholds are in 2018.
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There are two thresholds to watch that could represent an early victory for the "Never Trump" forces and signal an appetite for a floor rebellion.
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It would also raise the income thresholds before benefits are taxed to $50,000 for individuals and $20203,000 for couples, up from $25,000 and $32,000, respectively.
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Legends pays the authority a flat rent of $14.6 million a year, and as much as 22016 percent of the revenues above certain undisclosed thresholds.
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Clayton said he wanted to reconsider re-submission thresholds since they were first implemented when physical mail was the main way to communicate with companies.
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Under the current Obama-defined thresholds, China only meets one of these criteria, based on its $347 billion goods trade surplus with the United States.
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Guam is the closest US territory to North Korea, a country whose missile and nuclear programs have passed key thresholds in recent weeks and years.
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That is half of the 20 Democrats who took part in the two previous debates after the DNC doubled the thresholds to make the stage.
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But Fiorentino ruled out any further cash calls after the bank said in its offer documents that the ECB may raise the required capital thresholds.
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However, Peng says that the mileage thresholds set by various experts to test self-driving cars before putting them on the road are unreasonably high.
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In among the terror attacks and the cyber attacks, the failing healthcare system and the rising levels of child poverty, we've quietly raised our thresholds.
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These are thresholds you'll need to hit within a certain amount of time in order to snag the points, miles, or cash back on offer.
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These are relatively large minimum spending thresholds, so it may be best to get this card if your business has a big purchase coming up.
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Reality: Trump may have ruffled some feathers, but NATO members are now meeting their defense spending thresholds, and there's no sign of a Russian invasion.
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But on the last day possible, a poll was released that pushed Bloomberg past the Democratic National Committee's qualification thresholds for a debate in Nevada.
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All the Calvert bond funds — there are 10 — must clear environmental thresholds, but the green fund "focuses even more on the environmental pillar," he said.
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Compared to the controls, the neuroscience education group had higher pain thresholds, a significant reduction in disability, and improved self-reported physical and mental health.
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If you're headed somewhere very remote or you're boarding a cruise ship, bump those coverage thresholds up to $100,000 and $37,000, respectively, according to Barto.
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They are excluded from the full 20 percent deduction if their income exceeds the taxable income thresholds of $157,000 (single) or $315,0003 (married filing jointly).
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The debate stage was cut in half for the one-night event after several candidates failed to meet the polling and fundraising thresholds to qualify.
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Other changes include using a different index for calculating the annual cost-of-living adjustment, as well as increasing the thresholds before benefits are taxed.
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The Democratic National Committee has gradually increased its debate thresholds, with the goal of removing candidates with little or no chance of winning the nomination.
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The special counsel's team hadn't gotten "admissible evidence" to show any violation was "willful" or that the value of the information met the criminal thresholds.
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The D.N.C. spokeswoman Xochitl Hinojosa called the committee's debate criteria fair, and noted that no campaign objected when the thresholds were announced earlier this year.
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And incentivizing your candidates to spend money to meet those thresholds doesn't move the ball down the field for the party or the eventual nominee.
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Because thresholds have been frozen, ever fewer people qualify for state help for their social care, leaving more struggling to sort things out for themselves.
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The wealth and income thresholds to qualify as an accredit investor haven't changed since adopted in the early 1980s, as they're not pegged to inflation.
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There would also be no major change to the thresholds that banks must stay above to pass the test without having to find more capital.
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The thresholds to make the fourth debate are the same as the September one, but candidates had a little more time to qualify this time.
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In simple terms, the penalty comes into play when tax-bracket thresholds, and deductions or credits, are not double the amount allowed for single filers.
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We spent years proving to the F.D.A., through detailed analytical testing, that our Genetic Health Risk reports meet accuracy thresholds of 99 percent or higher.
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If that happens, the top 20 candidates will be selected using a methodology that favors candidates that meet both the polling and grassroots donations thresholds.
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"On Monday, our campaign hit one of two critical DNC thresholds to qualify for the next debate — 130,000 grassroots donors," Inslee said in the email.
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Democratic Party officials have capped the debate at 20 candidates; if too many qualify, they will first cut those who did not pass both thresholds.
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Students at SCI-Arc learn from a faculty of renowned instructors with a distinct ability to advance leading design theory beyond the thresholds of academia.
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Non-expansion states often feature much lower income thresholds to qualify for Medicaid, particularly for non-parents — but they will also see people lose coverage.
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I've always had a desire for a certain intensity of experience, but quickly that can spiral and you're just looking for new thresholds to break.
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Now, in a swift policy shift, Beijing plans to issue a red alert based on higher thresholds, despite government pledges to better address the toxic air.
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The meeting happened shortly after the Democratic National Committee announced in May that it was increasing the qualification thresholds for the September and October primary debates.
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"The legal standards and thresholds remain the same, whether this case is looked at by a grand jury or reviewed by the county attorney," she said.
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In the past, some ISPs have also used deceptive advertising language to give the impression plans which simply raise overage fee thresholds are actually unlimited, i.e.
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Modernland's capex in the short term is going to be limited to construction costs, which depend on the company's meeting sales thresholds in a particular period.
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I am a consumer, so I can really try the product and understand it, which is one of my important thresholds in investing in these companies.
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Asked on Wednesday about the difference in price thresholds, Nasution said it was due to the adoption of the trade ministry's reference price for the regulation.
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In an effort to narrow the number of candidates after the largest debate ever in October, the D.N.C. is raising its thresholds for the December debate.
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The government says the new law softens the impact of the tax hikes on middle class families by raising personal income thresholds and reintroducing personal exemptions.
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If the law's minimum insurance thresholds are removed, new groups and new products will form to offset the sicker population in the pool with healthier consumers.
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Operators with a single market focus such as Royal KPN N.V. (BBB/Stable) and BT Group Plc (BBB+/Stable) have tighter leverage thresholds for their ratings.
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Fundraising and polling thresholds for qualifying for debates starting in September will become more difficult, meaning the field could start to narrow in the coming months.
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But depending on where you live, your wealth might still be subject to state or local estate and inheritance taxes — which often have much lower thresholds.
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Mr Furse points out that, in contrast, it typically takes market shares of over 40% to raise concerns in Europe; thresholds are even higher in America.
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Immigration authorities and thermostats would set their own thresholds of acceptability The need for secure online identities will become more urgent as the world digitises further.
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Singapore's approach is emblematic of the traditional form of "gifted" education, one that uses intelligence tests with strict thresholds to identify children with seemingly innate ability.
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"Staff does believe that Oakland's current surveillance technology provides adequate thresholds for reviewing any possible future requests to test or purchase [facial recognition technology]," Kirkpatrick said.
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On Tuesday, EPA said its proposal aimed to prohibit certain parties from buying separated RINs or to require public disclosure when RIN holdings exceed specified thresholds.
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The $2200 billion ETF owns giant positions in its underlying holdings, putting it at risk of violating certain Canadian and U.S. regulatory thresholds for corporate ownership.
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The new program tiers reward levels based on thresholds of transactions, giving users "Silver" status for five payments in a month, which earns double the points.
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In the process, they awake a cruel force that scatters the group around the island, constantly manipulating the thresholds of space and time in menacing ways.
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But HotelTonight said they adjusted the thresholds to match their booking patterns, and to ensure that more hotels opt in to offering the special Perks rates.
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Banks will be allowed to buy TLAC bonds of other banks up to certain thresholds, but Basel also made some changes following feedback from the industry.
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The soil on her property was tested by the University of North Carolina's Superfund Research program and found to have levels of arsenic above EPA thresholds.
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The 28500-percent tax slapped on health insurance that exceeds certain thresholds is applied to especially generous health plans and seeks to discourage excessive health spending.
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An analysis by The Hill last week found that 13 candidates had met both polling and fundraising thresholds for the first Democratic presidential debates next month.
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The DNC, in its infinite wisdom, has decided to make small donors and national polling the thresholds for punching a ticket to the next primetime debate.
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Her current show, Salt Priestess at Pioneer Works, connects these subjects, resurrecting the role of woman as the primary power broker engineering rites of liminal thresholds.
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Earlier this year, a study in Science found that biodiversity had dropped below these "safe" thresholds across an estimated 58 percent of the world's land surface.
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Those clearly separate rooms with defined thresholds between them suggest indoor space more than outdoor space, underground rather than aboveground, a designed environment rather than nature.
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There is inconsistent understanding and interpretation of the material cyber risk and incident disclosure rules among corporate lawyers, with some using artificially high thresholds for materiality.
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U.S. negotiators originally pushed Mexico and Canada to raise import limits to the U.S. level of $800 from current thresholds of $50 and C$20, respectively.
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Clinicians could also be rewarded for improvements in care — compared to similar providers or compared to their own prior performance — instead of for meeting absolute thresholds.
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That's a pretty high minimum spending requirement, but this is a business credit card, and compared to consumer cards these tend to have higher spending thresholds.
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In order to qualify for nonprofit tax exempt status, hospitals must also establish income thresholds below which they provide free and discounted care to uninsured patients.
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The department is required to notify Republican and Democratic leaders of the House and Senate foreign affairs committees if the proposed sale exceeds certain monetary thresholds.
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Instead, she made her way through a pile of unrelated issues: a protest in Kashmir, Elizabeth Warren's electability, changes to the Democratic National Committee's debate thresholds.
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A law allowed building owners, mostly in New York City, to take their apartments out of the rent regulatory system after certain financial thresholds were met.
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But it was the first that featured Bloomberg, who doesn't take campaign contributions and did not qualify for previous ones because he didn't meet donor thresholds.
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CNN invited the 10 Democratic candidates who met the polling and fundraising thresholds for next week's ABC/Univision debate, while MSNBC invited all declared 2020 candidates.
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Mr. Steyer, who argued in December for allowing Mr. Booker and other candidates who missed the polling thresholds onto the debate stage, lamented Friday's rules change.
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Mr. Steyer, who argued in December for allowing Mr. Booker and other candidates who missed the polling thresholds onto the debate stage, lamented Friday's rules change.
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IBM's training sessions to prepare managers for layoffs suggest the company was aware of WARN thresholds, especially in states with strict notification laws such as California.
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But the commercials also provide the name recognition that helps candidates meet the Democratic National Committee's polling and fundraising thresholds to participate in nationally televised debates.
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The polling thresholds for Thursday night's PBS NewsHour/POLITICO debate in Los Angeles were 4 percent in all surveys and 6 percent in early-state polls.
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At the time, the DNC pushed back against the letter — and the new thresholds confirm that it didn't consider lowering the bar to be on stage.
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Mark Bovens, a political scientist at Utrecht University, noted that Mr. Wilders and other right-wing parties, despite their gains, did not drastically cross traditional thresholds.
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While his campaign has said he's met the fundraising and donor thresholds, he has not yet hit the polling requirements set by the Democratic National Committee.
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The wanderer crosses thresholds without purpose other than observing how fellow pedestrians and even inanimate objects seem to quicken with fresh life and return his gaze.
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For Asians, in contrast, the inferred search thresholds are generally in line with those of whites, indicating an absence of discrimination against Asians in search decisions.
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There are also different legal thresholds for what cops can deem a hate crime in their reports and what qualifies as a hate crime in the courtroom.
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Retail giants like Walmart and Target have been lowering their thresholds for free shipping to compete with Amazon, pushing smaller brands like Lululemon to do the same.
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The dialysis industry has consolidated into two major national players, and research indicates the two companies gain power through making numerous acquisitions that were below reporting thresholds.
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Trump's exact final number could depend on whether he reaches 50% thresholds some states and congressional districts require for a winner take all distribution of their delegates.
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Thresholds agreed with Praxair regarding revenue and earnings of businesses that would have to be sold to get merger approval would, however, not be exceeded, it added.
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First passed in 1963, then amended with federal mandates in 1970, the Clean Air Act is periodically updated with new pollutants that must stay within certain thresholds.
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HHS also said it was proposing a way in which doctors who participate in bundled payment models would qualify for incentive payments if they met certain thresholds.
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"They do explicitly recognise that new salary thresholds could hit startups (as they also use equity to reward talent), and suggest they might be a special case."
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"The central bank is open for cutting rates to zero, but they raised the thresholds for going into negative rates," Danske Bank chief economist Frank Jullum said.
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"Now you know the thresholds where it can kill the plant," says Guillaume Charrier, a plant physiologist who led the study while working at Bordeaux Sciences Agro.
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Johnson's bill would end the practice of taxing Social Security benefits, which would be a plus, given that the tax thresholds haven't been adjusted in 34 years.
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And schools can only implement that kind of policy once they've tried to increase diversity through "race-neutral" methods, like test score or GPA thresholds, Lieberwitz said.
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More than half of state-owned banks would breach at least one of the new thresholds, mainly owing to high NPLs, based on their latest financial reports.
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State pension fund leaders expect businesses to keep pushing for tweaks like higher ownership thresholds or support levels required to re-file a proposal the following year.
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A further advantage of IRV is that it maintains the flexibility to let states set different thresholds for how many ways they want to split their delegates.
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Medicaid is defined by income thresholds, but it can also be dressed in the language of universal coverage, which is the end goal for the Democratic Party.
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Particulates often exceed thresholds set by the European Union in at least 90 German towns, including Stuttgart, which is particularly affected because it is in a valley.
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If eventually passed, the new re-submission thresholds would become 5% on the first submission, 63% on the second and 25% of shareholder support on the third.
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A much higher number have breached one of the fund's thresholds for debt or servicing burdens, putting them into the IMF category of highly vulnerable to default.
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Also, the government is going to have to set up the rules of the road and set up some thresholds and procedures on how to do it.
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"The Supreme Court emphasised the strict requirements and high thresholds for the interim suspension of CAS awards and found that these were not fulfilled," the statement said.
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Didi said its deal did not trigger these thresholds, while lawyers said they were surprised that the DreamWorks deal was being probed given its small China footprint.
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"We looked at follow behavior at various thresholds, and selected 400 as a reasonable limit that stopped most spam while not affecting legitimate users," a spokesperson said.
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Candidates must reach several thresholds — the 65,000 individual donors and notching at least 1 percent support in three different polls — to be included on the debate stage.
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The circuit breakers were adjusted in 21, lowering the thresholds needed to trigger a trading pause, with the Dow replaced by the S&P 2250 stock index .
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But some people will receive documentation after they hit certain thresholds: If a client pays you more than $241, for example, you may receive a 230-MISC.
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So long as they are not listed as a dependent for someone else (and, as retirees, fall within the income thresholds), yes, they should receive a check.
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And those who make more this year than last would not have to pay back any stimulus money they receive if they end up exceeding the thresholds.
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As Matthews explains, the thresholds for individual tax brackets are adjusted according to chained CPI, a lower measure of inflation than standard CPI, which is used currently.
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Or the 200-year-old fluted thresholds, against which women in tight shorts leaned and made a variety of hushed kissing sounds as I walked past them.
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The new thresholds are unlikely to winnow the debate stage any further, unless a candidate drops out of the race of their own volition before Feb. 7.
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Successful companies hit dramatic, big-round-number thresholds all the time, with several tech companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft currently over the $1 trillion valuation mark.
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The relatively low thresholds for the first two debates have provided an incentive for low-polling candidates to stay in at least through the end of July.
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That goal will necessitate not only a better understanding of climate thresholds, he said, but also "finding and triggering social tipping points towards a more sustainable future."
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U.S. companies of all sizes — not just small e-commerce merchants — are facing a significant burden due to the low de minimis thresholds in Canada and Mexico.
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Even some other high-earning taxpayers — those earning more than $250,0003 a year in many cases, though the thresholds vary by candidate — would see significant tax increases.
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But the DNC is expected to soon announce higher polling and donor thresholds for the November debate -- a move that is already drawing criticism from some Democrats.
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Because of those higher thresholds, the third Democratic debate -- held earlier this month in Houston -- was the first one conducted in just one night rather than two.
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Yang, a former tech entrepreneur, did not meet polling thresholds to take part in the Iowa debate, the final one before the state's caucuses early next month.
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Countries will have to agree to specific profitability thresholds, giving governments rights to tax multinationals and how to take into account the size of a country's economy.
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Countries will have to agree to specific profitability thresholds, giving governments rights to tax multinationals and how to take into account the size of a country's economy.
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The deal seems generally similar to the last one, with adjustments on luxury-tax rates and thresholds, the entry method for international amateurs, and free-agent compensation.
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Cory Booker on race and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro on Obama-era deportations, missed the DNC's polling and fundraising thresholds and didn't qualify.
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"There's much more investment into setting thresholds for when to declare a warning than there is, in fact, in how do we increase effective response?" she says.
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Every other smartwatch I have used in the past few years (and, reader, I have used a lot) has failed to cross very basic thresholds of usability.
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However, his campaign has said his late entry into the primary and allegedly unfair debate thresholds set by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) have stymied his campaign.
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Lighthizer held dozens of meetings on the Hill to narrow down the list of concerns from Democrats on everything ranging from seasonal produce to duty-free thresholds.
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" Richard Hunt, CEO of the Consumer Bankers Association, called the deal "a significant first step," but called for "policies which consider risk rather than arbitrary asset thresholds.
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In addition, Fitch acknowledges the proactive approach Citi has taken to adopting various regulatory rules and has routinely met various thresholds and ratios ahead of their requirements.
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As Vox's Li Zhou reports, the candidates who have met the polling and donor thresholds are: The votes that matter won't be cast for another six months.
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Operators with a single market focus such as Royal KPN NV (BBB/Stable) and BT Group Plc (BBB+/Stable) have tighter leverage thresholds for their respective ratings.
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The big picture: The required thresholds for both polling and individual donations have again been raised from previous debates in an effort to whittle down the field.
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In the last round of calls to these candidates and their teams, Inslee's aides said that they were focused on meeting the thresholds for the next debates.
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"He did make some pretty direct threats and suggestions to commit acts of violence that probably cross certain thresholds beyond free speech," the sociologist Simi told me.
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The United States and Mexico are close to a deal to increase North American automotive content thresholds, with substantial requirements for content produced in high-wage areas.
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But while the new outline is clear on its cuts for businesses, it does not specify the income thresholds for each of its three personal tax rates.
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Programs selected for review needed to require no more than 10 new jobs, or $100,000 in investment, with a preference for programs that have no thresholds for participation.
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Lastly, let's return to the matter of diet composition and quality, noting in passing that diet quality is all about foods, and not at all about macronutrient thresholds.
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Throughout 21, the CMV mods gave feedback on issues such as excess false positives, and Jigsaw tweaked the scoring thresholds while continuing to model more of CMV's rules.
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The Liberty takeover was reviewed by a number of national authorities, but was not notified to the European Commission, apparently because it fell below EU merger-review thresholds.
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It is for those people, whom no straightforward safeguards or six-month thresholds could protect, that I believe we should continue to resist the introduction of assisted dying.
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Throughout 284, the CMV mods gave feedback on issues such as excess false positives, and Jigsaw tweaked the scoring thresholds while continuing to model more of CMV's rules.
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Using more realistic thresholds, Mr Westmore found that urban poverty was actually higher than rural poverty in four of the five provinces covered by the data he used.
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But automakers could be eligible for a two-year extension of these deadlines if they show "due diligence" to comply with the higher thresholds, according to the summary.
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I don't know how I'm supposed to feel about lowering people's "action thresholds," as Belfort calls it, which sounds like a kind of roofie-ing of the soul.
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For instance, a sophisticated competitor [REDACTED] would set thresholds when they see devices attempting to request rides by the hundreds or thousands in a short period of time.
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Amazon countered the validity of these studies by claiming the "confidence thresholds" used by the researchers were inconsistent with what law enforcement customers would use in the field.
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Tournament organizers declined to invoke their heat policy (EHP), saying required thresholds had not been reached to close the roofs of the main stadiums and suspend outdoor matches.
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In addition, ObamaCare provides those whose incomes are below more modest thresholds — $28503,22019 for couples and $61,000 for families of four — with assistance in paying deductibles and copayments.
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The Business Roundtable's views have not changed and it supports finding ways to improve shareholder engagement including examining the proposal process and proxy filing thresholds, a spokeswoman said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The Positive Outlook reflects Fitch's expectations that Quechan's leverage metrics will decline below Fitch's thresholds for a 'B' IDR within the next 12-24 months.
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The rule, now open to public comment, would hike the re-submission thresholds for shareholder resolutions, or recommendations that ordinary retail investors can make to a company's board.
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Hickenlooper has met one of the Democratic National Committee's two thresholds for being included in the debate after receiving at least 85033 percent support in three public surveys.
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It would also lift the thresholds for affiliate transactions that require board resolutions to $25 million from $5 million, and trustee resolutions to $50 million from $10 million.
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Higher rates would also be enacted at the $5 million and $10 million thresholds, while those earning less than $0003,000 would have seen a dip in their taxes.
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Barclays has said that a 15 percent increase in thresholds that prevent retailers from selling certain goods below cost price would increase the price of about 5,000 products.
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As mentioned in our opening paragraphs, the setting of new thresholds is something often done in peak moments, or at least periods when things are better than normal.
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Sources of air pollution previously classified as "major sources" may be reclassified as "area" sources when the facility limits its emissions below "major source" thresholds, the EPA said.
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For non-EU citizens these thresholds are currently £18,600 for those bringing over a partner and an additional £3,800 for one child and £2,400 for each additional child.
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Those thresholds, among the highest in the $3 trillion hedge fund industry, put Bridgewater out of reach for all but a sliver of the world's biggest institutional investors.
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That is half of the 20 Democrats who took part in the two previous rounds of debates after the DNC doubled the qualifying thresholds to make the stage.
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The Jews had their country clubs, the Catholics had theirs, and the fallen-on-hard-times WASPs had theirs, whose thresholds we Jews were not allowed to cross.
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China meets only one of the thresholds, but the department used its discretion to add it to the watch list because of the size of its trade surplus.
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D.N.C. officials said that while candidates were aware the thresholds would increase in the fall, they were not briefed on the specifics, to avoid any appearance of favoritism.
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After exceeding all three luxury tax thresholds paid off in a World Series title, the Red Sox exceed the levels again next year even though they are increasing.
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The deal allows such sales so Iran can keep reducing its stockpiles below maximum thresholds, but Washington already effectively barred the sales with a sanctions move last week.
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Even as wealthy countries have slashed the rate for the highest earners, many have also increased the thresholds for the kind of tax exemptions that help the poor.
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For the purposes of calculations like the one above, a larger base of shares also means a lower per-share price to hit the various market capitalization thresholds.
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As a result, he did not meet the requirements to be onstage in Atlanta, and it is unlikely that he will clear the higher thresholds for the Dec.
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Both are currently required, with December's thresholds set at 200,000 individual donors and 4% support in four qualifying national polls, or 6% support in two early-state polls.
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The new thresholds were not expected to drastically cull the number of candidates onstage from the October forum, which was the largest major-party presidential primary debate ever.
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Though the new polling thresholds are only slightly higher than for the last debate — 5 percent instead of 4 percent — they threaten to exclude Steyer, Yang and Booker.
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NORTH CONWAY, N.H. — The morning after the Democrats' last debate in December, the Democratic National Committee announced the thresholds to qualify for the next one, scheduled for Jan.
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A cross-market trading halt can be triggered at three breaker thresholds that measure a decrease against the prior day's closing price of the S&P 23 index.
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As the thresholds for how much content must be made in America rise, it becomes more expensive and complicated for companies to source their parts within North America.
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If more than 20 candidates qualify, the selection would prioritize those who met both thresholds, followed by those who met just the polling threshold, and then grassroots fundraising.
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It is making fast advances in its 28503-year quest to hold the American homeland hostage, but already crossed thresholds that make it deeply threatening to our security.
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The Democratic National Committee is raising the thresholds to make the cut for the debate stage in a move that will likely winnow the still-sprawling Democratic field.
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This FX risk is the main reason why the leverage thresholds for negative rating action are tighter than other western European telecoms companies at a similar rating level.
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Some have characterized the thresholds as an overcorrection from the DNC's approach in 2016 — an attempt to be inclusive of all candidates and not just the establishment favorites.
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They are also working on a payment structure that would enable payers to be compensated if patients receiving the treatment do not meet agreed upon thresholds, Miller said.
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INDIVIDUAL ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM TAX: Republicans rescinded an earlier provision to repeal the individual AMT but increased exemption amounts and phase-out thresholds to make the tax less onerous.
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If you're an avid Saks shopper, there's also thresholds for $500, $750, and $1,000: Each tier gets you another Beauty Box and even more perks (like at-home makeovers).
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Showing causation in yield improvement below 10 percent thresholds is hard to prove against a complex background of factors — and often requires multi-year field trials to build confidence.
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Those deals, which manifest themselves in the form of "milestone payments" as Moderna's drugs reach various thresholds of success, speak to the legitimacy of the company's mission, Cramer said.
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Income eligibility levels for CHIP vary widely among states, though most set thresholds at or below 200 percent of the poverty level, about $203,000 for a family of four.
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All of the Republican contests on Saturday, and through March 14, award delegates proportionate to the popular vote, although some states set minimum thresholds to qualify for any delegates.
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The question that remains is: have we crossed such epic thresholds that we won't be able to have a planet that maintains the kind of civilizations we're used to?
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The thresholds in the progressive-tax system are not automatically adjusted for inflation, so recipients of a pay rise can find themselves ending up with a net pay cut.
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"The FTC could use it to lobby Congress to lower the HSR filing thresholds," he said, referring to the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, which sets the merger review threshold.
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This debate in Ohio hosted by CNN and The New York Times features a record 12 candidates who met polling and fundraising thresholds set by the Democratic National Committee.
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In addition to differing population thresholds, countries also rely on arcane criteria for defining a city, like the existence of a charter or presence of a cathedral, Dijkstra said.
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The Hong Kong Observatory, for instance, has created a heat index that measures temperature, humidity, wind speed and other measures and warns the public when key thresholds are passed.
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A larger scale fix involves installing temperature sensors along tracks to detect portions of rail that have met heat thresholds, which require slowing trains so the tracks don't buckle.
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The SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission should work together to harmonize the thresholds for market-wide circuit breakers in the stock market with the futures market. 3.
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The Democratic National Committee says any candidate who meets certain polling or fundraising thresholds can participate -- and that will include nearly all the 20 candidates officially in the race.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday China's interbank trading platform has introduced trading alerts to prevent money market rates from falling below specific thresholds, following a recent plunge in interbank rates.
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Scepticism in countries like France, where 33% think vaccines are unsafe, is not new, but with countries falling below "immunity thresholds", cases of measles and meningococcal diseases are rising.
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Johnson has said he wants to cut income taxes for higher earners as well as raise payroll tax thresholds, which would represent a major loosening of Britain's fiscal policy.
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The thresholds for different tax brackets are indexed to inflation, and so this change means that over time more people will be pushed into higher tax brackets, raising revenue.
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To avoid crossing those thresholds, the ETF bought up stocks of companies that aren't in its index — creating a significant divergence between the ETF components and the index components.
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Collectively, the results of our study should be of interest to bank regulators as they evaluate current regulations and implement new regulations using asset thresholds to apply regulatory requirements.
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When they get busted, possession of even a small number of pills can trigger statutory thresholds that cause these users to be charged as if they were drug kingpins.
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Basically everyone would get a tax hike or see no change, thanks to chained CPI; bracket thresholds would grow more slowly, pushing more and more people into higher brackets.
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"Those who meet certain point thresholds will receive 'bonus bucks' that can be exchanged for gift cards or fitness equipment," the West-Virginia Gazette-Mail reported on January 17.
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The new regulations follow similar thresholds as the state's drunk driving laws, which prohibit drivers from operating a vehicle when their blood alcohol content is 0.08 percent or higher.
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Fiat Chrysler said it believes it will meet European fleet average emission thresholds, including by spending up to 1.8 billion euros ($2 billion) to acquire regulatory credits from rivals.
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A statewide election is decided by the Mississippi House if a candidate fails to meet both thresholds, and a representative is not required to vote along with their district.
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When compared with how Medicaid works in mainland U.S. states, we find the program in Puerto Rico differs significantly in terms of eligibility thresholds, available benefits, and financing arrangements.
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Press-freedom cases and legal thresholds for libel lawsuits aren't the sexiest topics in the world, but they play a profound and often invisible impact on a democratic society.
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And then visit a national park, because as Williams reminds us, they are "portals and thresholds of wonder," the "breathing spaces for a society that increasingly holds its breath."
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Last year the Scottish government set income tax earnings thresholds that were slightly different from those elsewhere in Britain for the first time, but kept the same overall rates.
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Many retirees may be surprised to learn that income tax is owed on up to 85 percent of their Social Security benefits if they exceed relatively modest income thresholds.
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Monday's reforms are part of a package that aims to generate savings equivalent to 3 percent of GDP, raising income tax for high earners and lowering tax-free thresholds.
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For unmarried individuals and those filing separately, the bracket thresholds would be half of these amounts, other than the 35 percent bracket, which would be $200,000 for unmarried individuals.
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Before that, the only time a market-wide break occurred was in 1997, under different thresholds and rules established by the SEC following a stock market crash in 1987.
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The circuit breakers were adjusted in 2012 - the thresholds needed to trigger a trading pause were lowered and the S&P 500 replaced the Dow as the benchmark index.
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The circuit breaker rules, which were first effective in 2013, contain three different thresholds that stop trading: if S&P 500 index drops by 7, 13, or 20 percent.
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Many travel rewards credit cards offer bonus points or miles for certain activities like using them at specific types of merchants, hitting spending thresholds, or even making large purchases.
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The October Democratic debate has the same qualifying thresholds as September, and Steyer still has a good chance of finding one more qualifying poll in the next month. Sen.
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But in the first such ruling in France, the court said the state had repeatedly failed to take sufficient measures to prevent pollution from rising above government-set thresholds.
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Those amounts phase out for taxpayers above the income thresholds, eventually zeroing out for individuals making more than $2628,28500 and married couples with no children making more than $6900,2628.
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He lectured Mr. Bruck that he had twice held competency hearings and determined that Mr. Roof met the legal thresholds to stand trial and represent himself, a constitutional right.
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The DNC has not announced how candidates can qualify for any of the debates that will take place in the new year, but participation thresholds are expected to increase.
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Campaign manager Addisu Demissie celebrated Booker's total, which he said came despite "artificial thresholds that prevented viable candidates" like Booker from participating in last month's debate in Los Angeles.
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Presuming that the loyalty program is valuable enough for you to put spend on a cobranded card, are the thresholds still achievable given your planned spending patterns this year?
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On Friday, however, Booker's return to the stage became even less likely, with the Democratic National Committee announcing higher polling and donor thresholds for the January debate in Iowa.
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Trump administration officials argue higher content requirements will bring back jobs to North America, though private-sector lobbyists say excessively high minimum thresholds will hurt competitiveness and jeopardize jobs.
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The New Jersey senator's announcement comes after the Democratic National Committee announced last week that candidates must meet higher donor thresholds in order to qualify for the November debates.
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If more than 20 candidates qualify, the selection would prioritize those who meet both thresholds, followed by those who meet just the polling threshold and then the grassroots fundraising.
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So far, none of the other candidates look close to meeting the fundraising and poll thresholds to qualify for the debate, but have until October 1 to do so.
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Ryan had last appeared alongside fellow candidates on the debate stage in July, and did not meet the necessary thresholds to take part in the September and October forums.
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These thresholds represented a modest increase over the requirements to get on stage for next week's debate, and aren't expected to drastically reduce the number of candidates on stage.
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He noted that lower and middle-income families, who are especially dependent upon inflation-indexed deductions, credits, and bracket thresholds, will feel the impact increasingly as time goes on.
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The United States is pushing for Nafta to set much higher thresholds for content made in North America, while the requirements proposed for the TPP agreement are much lower.
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But "some states have inconsistent arsenic guidelines in place for tap and bottled water, with stricter thresholds in place for tap than for bottled water," according to Consumer Reports.
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Moody's reported Illinois reached more deals to lower credit rating thresholds that would trigger terminations of bank interest rate swaps at a cost to the state of about $153 million.
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Bush warns that some pesticides that do not exceed thresholds established by the EPA can still be very harmful, since low-level exposure over time can have extremely damaging effects.
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Dr. Wood notes first that the ACLU doesn't reveal its methodology or dataset in the report, then punctuates Amazon's original response—that it encourages higher confidence thresholds for law enforcement.
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Perspective has a plugin for the Coral Project that uses the same underlying tech—ML-based toxicity scoring and thresholds—to give users proactive suggestions as they're typing, Adams said.
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He qualified for the first two debates in June and July with a handful of 1 percent polling results, but never came close to reaching the higher thresholds that followed.
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The mainstream candidates might have a better shot to win in states like Virginia, Minnesota, Massachusetts or Colorado, where the delegate thresholds are lower (10 percent or less) or nonexistent.
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Now, he'll have to hustle to get the 65,000 donors and support in early polls he'll need to meet the Democratic National Committee's thresholds to qualify for the primary debates.
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Its estimate does not suggest employers will start axing jobs -- just that employees might start cutting back hours to stay under certain income thresholds to qualify for Medicaid and subsidies.
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This one's pretty cut-and-dry, though Target mentions that minimum purchase thresholds may apply for certain items, though meeting that mark shouldn't be an issue if you're buying tech.
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The transaction is subject to the approval of the Mexican Comisión Federal de Competencia Económica (Federal Competition Commission), certain operating metrics not exceeding specified thresholds and other customary closing conditions.
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"We need to seek win-win results through greater openness and cooperation, avoid fragmentation, refrain from setting inhibitive thresholds for cooperation or pursuing exclusive arrangements and reject protectionism," he said.
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The throttling took place after the repeal of net neutrality rules went into effect, although Verizon, like other major carriers, throttled unlimited plans at certain use thresholds long before that.
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"We are concerned that there's a lot of places on the cusp at which it wouldn't take much to get to the stage where the thresholds were passed," Lowcock said.
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It's hard to know what will happen because we have no way of knowing what Republicans' private preferences and private thresholds are, and how they might change based on events.
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China has this year tightened impurity thresholds on waste imports, which have since fallen dramatically, and has banned imports of 16 scrap and waste products from the end of 2018.
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Better than expected ramp up of Wynn Palace, a favorable resolution to the Okada dispute and WYNN publically articulating financial targets consistent with Fitch's upgrade thresholds could accelerate the upgrade.
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He is entering too late to participate in Democrats' upcoming debate in Atlanta, and the December debate in Los Angeles will have the strictest polling and donor qualifying thresholds yet.
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In total, 12 candidates met both thresholds to qualify for the October debate, which will be hosted by CNN and The New York Times in Westerville, Ohio tonight, October 15.
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But in 1996, Congress passed the Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act, which imposed new limits on habeas petitions and sharply raised the legal thresholds for them to succeed.
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It still relies too heavily on arbitrary asset thresholds in setting regulations instead of fully tailoring rules based on a bank's risk profile and business model as regulators have recommended.
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It added that its existing debt facilities would be in place after their initial July 31 review date, though it warned that one of its covenant thresholds had been exceeded.
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Of the 13 states that have not altered their statutes since 2000, four—Florida, Massachusetts, Virginia, and New Jersey—have the lowest thresholds in the country, at $20163 or less.
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That could yield a substantial tax cut for many middle- and lower-income families that now take the standard deduction, or whose itemized deductions amount to less than those thresholds.
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We had okay sex a couple of times before my surgery by taking breaks from intimacy, which lowered my arousal thresholds and made our usual friction and force less necessary.
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As Earth crosses certain key temperature thresholds, severe and far-reaching changes can unfold relatively rapidly, such as the collapse of ice sheets or the die-off of key ecosystems.
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A market trading halt may occur at "three circuit breaker thresholds" on the S&P 500 due to large declines and volatility, which helps keep stocks from a free fall.
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But his hundreds of millions of dollars in ad spending has him polling in double digits nationally -- which means, under the Democratic National Committee's recently tweaked qualification thresholds, he's in.
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The candidates who have met the polling and donor thresholds: Early momentum is always critical, especially in a big field with so many candidates trying to prove that they're viable.
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The laws vary widely, including the timing of disclosures (before or after a price increase), the type of information (price amounts, justification for increases, etc.) and what thresholds trigger disclosure.
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Businessman Andrew Yang, who lamented the shrinking diversity of the field at the last debate, also could not meet the polling and fundraising thresholds set by the Democratic National Committee.
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Thresholds in Germany's progressive tax system are not automatically adjusted for inflation so if someone gets a pay rise, they can find they end up with a net pay cut.
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So Mr. Kaplan designed the rooms with low thresholds, and installed handrails in the bathrooms and support structures in the walls, making it easy to add more handrails later on.
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The final candidate, former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick, has struggled to gain attention since his last-minute campaign launch and has not come close to the polling or donor thresholds.
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That means the right thing to do is simple: The DNC should either make an exception for Bloomberg, or remove the donor thresholds for future debates so that he qualifies.
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Mr Johnson has floated various giveaways, including raising the thresholds at which people start to pay the higher rate of income tax and more money for the NHS and police.
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