But to a large extent it's corrupt, and it's fake.
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"To a large extent, crashes are solved," he told me.
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To a large extent, politics is also a losing game.
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To a large extent, of course, demographic forces are inevitable.
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"I am, to a large extent, an environmentalist," he said.
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But it is, to a large extent, still true today.
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Still, the 1990s were, to a large extent, hopeful times.
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To a large extent, they are competing against each other.
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And No. 2, he was a contractor to a large extent.
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The Golan has, to a large extent, fallen off the agenda.
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"The coalition has been weak to a large extent," he said.
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Repressive governance could, to a large extent, become an automated affair.
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Unfortunately, to a large extent, the damage has already been done.
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To a large extent, the ACA honors that division of responsibility.
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He concludes that to a large extent, herding is at play.
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DH: I think it was already there to a large extent.
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And to a large extent, that's where we are with wearables.
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To a large extent wisdom consists of answers to tough questions.
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The study found that, to a large extent, the bans worked.
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Although those numbers reflect significantly lowered expectations to a large extent.
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To a large extent, these two regulatory efforts work at cross purposes.
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I think to a large extent it's investor buying, not hot money.
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To a large extent, those ideas came directly from the Heritage Foundation.
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This rating action relies to a large extent on publicly available information.
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Mulvaney's schedule is, to a large extent, a reflection of his politics.
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And the same can be said, to a large extent, of cash.
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The Trump administration agreed with Phillips&apos legal claims to a large extent.
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Still, organic farming, to a large extent, is a substitution type of farming.
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To a large extent his support is almost entirely dependent on white voters.
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"To this day, that's to a large extent how I learn," he said.
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The future of Access, to a large extent, seems to lie in wireless.
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The Iranians are frustrated, but to a large extent have themselves to blame.
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It said the government would reduce coal production capacity "to a large extent".
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To a large extent, lifestyle considerations (adequate sleep) triumphed over this therapeutic approach.
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The stout chassis is constructed to a large extent from high-strength steel.
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I'm actually proud of the fact I exposed it to a large extent.
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So to a large extent, Uber's strategy was simply to ignore the law.
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It was where the capital was and still is to a large extent.
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This postseason has been about the changing of the guard to a large extent.
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Israel's security barrier is, to a large extent, also a one-way protectionist barrier.
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To a large extent, the world has more reflected the values that she upheld.
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Advertising relies to a large extent on trying to reach particular groups of people.
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Just 13 percent agreed that it had helped this inequality "to a large extent".
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But to a large extent the particulars of the race are beside the point.
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To a large extent, their existing infrastructure is sufficient, presenting the most challenging hurdle.
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And she was just a civilian in the culture war, to a large extent.
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"To a large extent, everybody could benefit from having a pet," Mr. Weiler said.
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But to a large extent, these famous papers' gain has been smaller papers' loss.
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Its leader Jimmie Akesson this month called the problem to a large extent "imported".
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To a large extent, this can be separated from the nuclear and missile discussions.
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Smartness, to a large extent, comes from reading, thinking, discussing, arguing, exercising the brain.
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And, to a large extent, I believe because of his statements in favour of Pinochet.
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"Nixon ends up to a large extent imitating a lot of Wallace's rhetoric," Cohen noted.
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It ignores the underground economy to a large extent, guaranteeing that production always undershoots reality.
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So the British to a large extent are unaware there is anything to apologize for.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," he said.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," said Carson.
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The details of the competition are both intricate and, to a large extent, still secret.
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Productivity has slowed to a large extent because hiring is growing faster than capital investment.
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Whatever their titles, they are — like many office workers — to a large extent professional emailers.
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To a large extent, the main drivers of the bull market have been sophisticated investors.
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Their fortunes depend, to a large extent, on the rest of the world's economic trends.
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The president loves a good bogeyman and to a large extent, American voters do too.
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The court said political speech is a protected to a large extent by the First Amendment.
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Most economists agree Italy is, to a large extent, benefiting from the broader upswing in Europe.
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To a large extent, Egypt is simply being caught up in a broad emerging market downtrend.
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But, to a large extent, Mr. Trump's business interests still drive his behavior and his schedule.
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To a large extent, the government has ignored the correlation between violent crime and lead poisoning.
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The stock market, to a large extent, is saying that I am wrong in my assessment.
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The timing of a referendum depends to a large extent on the outcome of a Feb.
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It is, to a large extent, the problem ban the box was supposed to help address.
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Our farmers aren't allowed, to a large extent, to sell their product into the European Union.
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To a large extent, it "must be the people" who push back against illiberalism, she said.
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To a large extent, though, institutions closer to home are what secure and sustain our values.
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To a large extent the rankings of the states on gun ownership and carbon emissions overlap.
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To a large extent, that's because the two countries have acted fairly differently in recent years.
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Indeed, to a large extent, "Madoff" is about his family as much as it is about him.
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The phone is general purpose, the PC is general purpose, the tablet to a large extent is.
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In VR architecture, the difference between real and unreal is fluid and, to a large extent, unimportant.
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The crisis has highlighted shortcomings, but these are factored into our sovereign rating to a large extent.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," he said on air.
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Trump will justify his partial reversal of Obama's measures to a large extent on human rights grounds.
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The leaderless nature of the protest movement is made possible, to a large extent, by social media.
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To a large extent that's because the existing model works, but there's still room to do better.
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"Our soldiers are incredible, but they are serving as policemen, to a large extent," Mr. Trump said.
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"What they're trying to do to a large extent is trying to game the system," Bannon said.
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So, we're going to be essentially using to a large extent the very powerful immigration laws of Mexico.
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To a large extent because of what I witnessed, we may do something like that on July 4th.
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What the two groups share to a large extent is that Grotjahn is not really interested in composition.
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The USFDA issue seems to be sorted to a large extent with most pharma companies falling in line.
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Here's the thing, though: The Republican embrace of anti-intellectualism was, to a large extent, a put-on.
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City Ballet was — and to a large extent remains — the domain of the choreographer George Balanchine (133-83).
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They're going to have to, to some extent, to a large extent, accept the rules of medical research.
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Access to the camps, and to a large extent the islands themselves, has been halted for virtually everyone.
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To a large extent, it seems to be driven by a fear of losing their historical dominant status.
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Carnell explained that the last few months of trade increases relied to a large extent on earlier weakness.
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To a large extent, then, unfettered access to European markets and diminished British sovereignty are a package deal.
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"Living in the US, I am detached from the decision making process and to a large extent detached from the decision making process and to a large extent detached from the realities of its effect, so it is perhaps surprising how emotionally affected I was," Nash explains to The Creators Project.
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Deliveries are also a key driver of revenues and cash and to a large extent feed into operating profit.
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To a large extent, progress has been stymied by the FAA's reluctance to permit drone flights in commercial airspace.
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"These laws are written to a large extent by politicians who don't use the internet very actively," says Reda.
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China may not be in the Pacific trade deal, but the deal, to a large extent, is about China.
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The political system the founders built is designed to withstand these pressures, and to a large extent, it has.
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It's a total mess, under your direction to a large extent... You started the Iran deal, that's another beauty.
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But to a large extent, the foreign agent disclosure rules operate on what essentially amounts to an honor system.
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Wayne, god bless him, felt that same pull, and, to a large extent, pulled it off—here, at least.
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Putin's leadership role It's also clear that the future will, to a large extent, be determined by the Russian President.
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All he cares about is seeding, because to a large extent, that one datapoint predicts how a team will fare.
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Non-deposit funding consists to a large extent of diversified and stable covered bonds, with limited sensitivity to market sentiment.
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Dogs have journeyed with us through changing times and cultures and to a large extent their histories reflect our own.
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" And then he defended Tyson, "It's my opinion that to a large extent, Mike Tyson was railroaded in this case.
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Yet these forces are to a large extent driving the agenda — pushing mainstream politicians to turn away from establishment positions.
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Planning for epidemics, animal or human, is to a large extent based on what a disease did the last time.
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To a large extent, it reflected a continuation of Obama-era military priorities, with a few changes at the margins.
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There is a divided government in Venezuela, with the Chavistas controlling the presidency and to a large extent the judiciary.
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"This study therefore to a large extent settles the debate about which grievances unite all populist right parties," Ivarsflaten concluded.
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Where the euro goes from here will depend to a large extent on how far Beijing allows the yuan to weaken.
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The box office success of both of those films was powered to a large extent by conservative viewers and conservative media.
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The 19th-century conflicts leading to German unification were to a large extent a struggle between northern Prussia and southern Bavaria.
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It has to a large extent corrected the imbalances of its twin deficits - its fiscal derailment and the current account gap.
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They have a template and a set of guidelines to follow, which reins in, to a large extent, their personal biases.
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However, this vision to a large extent overlooks women whose contribution to Saudi modernisation is constrained by Wahhabism and conservative clerics.
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Mr. Woltz likened the acclimation to tough love, necessary for a meadow that will be to a large extent self-sustaining.
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So it addresses both the water quality issue and, to a large extent, water scarcity, because you're keeping your water resources.
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And we expect that this added flexibility is going to stay — not completely — but to a large extent after the crisis.
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And we expect that this added flexibility is going to stay — not completely — but to a large extent after the crisis.
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To a large extent investors are buying into KKR and their ability to improve the business in a reasonably tough market.
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All of the people that got caught to that brutal war which took place to a large extent in North Korea.
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Black history to a large extent is the history of the absence, and the collage medium works exactly to reverse it.
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But in recent years, we've actually removed, to a large extent, any theoretical or arbitrary considerations from the scaling of those items.
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"The final outcome will hinge to a large extent on concessions the two companies make to offset any foreclosure risks," he said.
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"This is why the banking sector is now to a large extent more stable and solid than it was before," she said.
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The long delays in Mr. Seselj's case, to a large extent the result of his machinations, caused profound embarrassment for the tribunal.
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And you have some very fine people too, great journalists great reporters, but to a large extent it's corrupt and it's fake.
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The report added that Pilatus' profitability depended to a large extent on a few select PEPs, the majority of whom were Azeris.
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So to a large extent, New Yorkers, who like to feel they are part of everything, were not feeling part of this.
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"I am, to a large extent, an environmentalist, I believe in it," Mr. Trump said during a meeting with auto industry executives.
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So to a large extent building fancy new ones is showboating... With a prototype missile supposedly carrying an unknown quantity of radioactive fuel.
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Modern microeconomics, sociology, political science and quantitative psychology all depend to a large extent on surveys of at most a few thousand respondents.
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To a large extent, this reflected disagreement among economists about whether it was even possible for more aggressive policies to boost the economy.
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How hot it ultimately gets is unclear — it depends, to a large extent, on how much CO2 we keep putting into the atmosphere.
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That left everything on me with the children, so l was mother and father to a large extent for a good few years.
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The differences between 2009-era Democrats and 2017-era Republicans lie to a large extent in each party's conduct while toiling in opposition.
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Also to ETFs' credit, they have broken the monopoly of active funds, which to a large extent did not deliver on their promises.
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To a large extent, the job of food safety is already being done very well I think by the food industry at large.
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He has spent little of his own fortune and relied to a large extent on constant cable news coverage to spread his message.
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"To a large extent economic growth depends on how things proceed with the processes of changing people in these middle generations," Oreshkin said.
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I didn't know V.S. Naipaul very well and to a large extent my acquaintance with him was limited to meetings at literary festivals.
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The two parallel cases could complicate matters for both sides, since each indictment to a large extent relies on the same underlying evidence.
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Years of cultural dominance in TV, movies, comedy, media and to a large extent, universities, left conservatives feeling looked down on and labeled.
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Yet looking at my recent columns, and to a large extent my blogging and tweeting, I've been focusing mainly on the lesser crisis.
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To a large extent people focus on themes and issues around racial reconciliation as a key constituent element of the civil rights movement.
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"Not that we should ignore the problems coming out of Beijing, but the road to fixing them to a large extent starts here."
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The current situation in Afghanistan has become quite murky, and shrewd political calculations can help stabilize the security situation to a large extent.
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Obama, Sanders, and, to a large extent, Trump — who attacked Hillary Clinton for supporting the Iraq War — all ran as anti-interventionist candidates.
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THE MAGIC NUMBER Where the euro goes from here will depend to a large extent on how far Beijing allows the yuan to weaken.
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"Swiss agricultural policy today to a large extent already meets the expectations for the wellbeing of animals," he told a press conference in Bern.
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"A lot of the strength we have seen this week is likely to unwind to a large extent next week and beyond," Osborne said.
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"To a large extent it depends on the type of Brexit we get," Mike Slevin, head of capital management at the bank, told Reuters.
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"I think that the possibility of these meetings depends to a large extent on the internal political situation in the United States," Putin said.
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They have been premised, to a large extent, on an unwillingness of a government to make politically unfeasible decisions to solve its financial woes.
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Ultimately, the Paris pledges remain vague and to a large extent dependent on the political will — and even the whims — of future world leaders.
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Therefore, the structure and size of the bank's balance sheet depend to a large extent on the liquidity and financing needs of AECR members.
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For me, it was a year in which everything fell apart—my reputation, my livelihood, and to a large extent, my belief in myself.
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The British economy, which relies to a large extent on tourism revenues and manufacturing, is already seeing the impact, Mark Carney told Sky News.
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"I am, to a large extent, an environmentalist, I believe in it," Mr. Trump said in a meeting with auto industry executives on Tuesday.
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To a large extent, Bitcoin today is still used for the same applications — illicit transactions and financial speculation — that it was in 2200 and 303.
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"The Inaugural events are, to a large extent, privately funded so as to not use taxpayer dollars," said committee spokesman Boris Epshteyn in a statement.
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The big question is whether there will be improvement in FC liquidity, but this to a large extent depends on factors beyond the banks' control.
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To a large extent, says Penn's Baker, insurers have already built the Connecticut Supreme Court's decision into their pricing models for gun makers and sellers.
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"We are at the hands of the different music services to a large extent," Diego Farias, CEO of Amuse, an Italian-based distributor told me.
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While the show has plenty of distinctive characters, it centers to a large extent on the prickly relationship between Mia and Elena Richardson (Reese Witherspoon).
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To a large extent, modern Neoplatonist philosophy led the way for the avant-garde artists and artisans who taught in and supervised the Bauhaus workshops.
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"The recent drop in gold to a large extent reflects the market pricing in additional tightening from central banks," Danske Bank analyst Jens Pederson said.
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It's the steepest drop on record, driven to a large extent by a decline in the number of for-profit schools, which dropped 9.3 percent.
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American entrepreneurs embrace and indeed push the limits of technological innovation, but "Eurocrats," to a large extent, seem to be in open opposition to it.
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For the midterms, Republican candidates at the state and district level have, to a large extent, made a choice to campaign in step with the president.
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"This is something that was done to a large extent because of our policies and the policies of this new administration," Trump said in the video.
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Sanlam said the decline in the value of Steinhoff shares held in its capital portfolios was to a large extent protected by equity hedges in place.
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The institution that dictates the country's policies on defence, foreign affairs and, to a large extent, internal security is not used to awaiting decisions by politicians.
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What the "Latino surge" has in common across many of the states where it's been seen is this: It is, to a large extent, self-mobilizing.
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"Everybody was, and I think probably to a large extent still is, going about their way," said Representative Filemon B. Vela Jr., whose district includes Brownsville.
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However, the overall reputation of the mall and its value to the various tenants depends to a large extent on the other stores in the mall.
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The U.S. administration must understand that the Taliban are unlikely to come to the negotiating table unless their striking abilities are stifled to a large extent.
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I mean, American history is to a large extent about immigration, going back of course to the 17th century but through the waves of immigration since then.
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Although it is bankrolled to a large extent by its founder, Paul Allen, who was also a founder of Microsoft, other sources of dollars are always welcome.
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Austria's chancellor, who has expressed strong objections, said his decision on whether to back the deal would depend to a large extent on the German court's ruling.
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The power of the Trump campaign has rested to a large extent on islamophobia and stereotypes about the criminality and cultural inferiority of Mexican immigrants in particular.
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"The army and law enforcement agencies are trying but it's their responsibility to protect the citizens, and it appears, to a large extent, they've failed," said Mohamand.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," the retired neurosurgeon said during an interview with SiriusXM Radio released on Wednesday evening.
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To a large extent, this has always been an absurd argument, given how much Trump and his campaign did to amplify material released by the Russian hacks.
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Such claims don't reflect deep economic wisdom; to a large extent they're coming from people with vast wealth but fragile egos, whose rants should be discounted appropriately.
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The story of the cafe's origins, and Ms. Retik's evolution into a grain- and dairy-free chef, explains, to a large extent, the character of the place.
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"To a large extent I think the market is just paring back its expectations," said Richard Cochinos, head of European G10 FX strategy at Citigroup in London.
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That's why others who doped "just as much" have reentered the pantheon of greats while Armstrong is, to a large extent, still shunned by the cycling world.
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"The move in materials and energy stocks to a large extent is a reflection of the sell-down in commodities that we saw on Friday", Farnham added.
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That depends, to a large extent, on how Christian Eriksen — the scorer of a wonderful hat trick against the Irish and his country's only genuine star — plays.
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This adds pressure on the European Central Bank, due to meet later this month, as its economic forecasts are supported to a large extent on consumer spending.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," he said, according to a transcript of the interview that was released on Wednesday.
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The presidential role is to a large extent ceremonial as the head of state cannot veto laws, but has a say in foreign policy and defense matters.
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"The efforts to settle the nuclear problem on the Korean peninsular through diplomatic means will to a large extent depend on the JCPOA," he told the conference.
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"So we're going to be essentially using to a large extent the very powerful immigration laws of Mexico, and Mexico wants to do a good job," he said.
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Whether the market will be able to recover from here depends, to a large extent, on the planned fiscal measures being watered down - under likely pressure from Brussels.
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To a large extent, it looked like any other streaming app, but they made it clear that all the content will be available to download for offline viewing.
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Efforts at the federal level to reduce the mayhem have gone nowhere for many years, to a large extent because of the power of the National Rifle Association.
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"We know that Germany still uses coal to a large extent and coal, especially brown coal, should make a contribution to meet our (emissions reduction) goals," Merkel said.
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Instead the Danish contribution in Syria and Iraq will primarily consist of training and analysis teams, which to a large extent will work closer to Iraqi military units.
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"What happens next on the demand side will be determined, to a large extent, by the outlook for the labor market and confidence amongst prospective buyers," he said.
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It tried to operate to a large extent in secrecy, without recognition that doing so would violate the federal laws that govern presidential commissions and that protect privacy.
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Perhaps it is understandable that City tried to circumvent a set of rules designed, to a large extent, specifically to protect the teams it was trying to usurp.
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Outlander was just renewed for another two seasons at Starz, but to a large extent, all of this turmoil seems to have overshadowed fans' celebration of the news.
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The presidential role is to a large extent ceremonial as the head of state cannot veto laws, but has a say in foreign policy, defense and security matters.
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The presidential role is to a large extent ceremonial as the head of state cannot veto laws, but has a say in foreign policy, defence and security matters.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," Carson said during a SiriusXM interview set to air Wednesday night, the Washington Post reports.
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How we are bound to each other to live peaceably to a large extent hinges on our ability to cooperate and to collaborate and share with each other.
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"We are reducing spending, and, to a large extent, it has been necessary to protect one of the most vulnerable sectors of our populace," Rossello said, referring to retirees.
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With local officials judged to a large extent on their area's GDP growth, they had every incentive to pay lip-service to reducing capacity, while quietly allowing new investment.
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So our amplification beyond the industry — which it has to a large extent — is only possible, not because of Facebook or Snapchat or Instagram that everyone else worries about.
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It takes over to a large extent from a patchwork of national settlement houses, which must now develop more "value-added" services and cut costs, or face possible extinction.
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The fire was really limited to the roof, and because it's conceived structurally as a separate system, it can burn without affecting what's underneath it to a large extent.
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Though most professional chefs use fire and water to create the dishes that come to your table, Emde relies to a large extent on the air that we breathe.
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Now, there is no doubt that Chinese solar-component producers have aggressively priced their products for years to gain market share, and to a large extent they have succeeded.
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Chinese feed mills consume about 11 million tonnes of canola meal a year and soymeal has already replaced the use of canola meal to a large extent since 6335.
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"We have always looked at this from the supply side to a large extent," said James Manyika, a partner at the firm and a co-author of the study.
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To a large extent, the album is a farewell to Jay-Z and a hello to Shawn Carter, where Mr. Carter is taking rap to new, more adult places.
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"Agrofert prosperity is to a large extent based on as efficient as possible use of subsidy programs, both from the E.U. as well as the national ones," he said.
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Horak, noting the two nations have not had a particularly strong relationship in recent years, said whether or not ties improved would depend to a large extent on Riyadh.
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But after a difficult year in 2015, when the insurgents briefly captured Kunduz, Afghan and international officials say government troops have succeeded in stabilizing the situation to a large extent.
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"From a fundamental standpoint the market's in a wait and see mode and to a large extent remains at the mercy of oil," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital.
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" The process has been democratised to a large extent, but Rideal also points out that "not everyone has a smartphone and not all of us use it in this fashion.
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We are defending -- to a large extent, remember, Dana, we are defending here, it is for public opinion, because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach, not impeach.
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"I think to a large extent it's people traditionally shut out of power who are beginning to assert themselves more powerfully in public," said Morgan Godfery, a Māori political commentator.
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"The most remarkable thing about queer urban culture is that it was, to a large extent, composed of and created by men who never thought themselves queer," Mr. Houlbrook wrote.
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However, due to history of earthquakes, Mexico has a relative mature earthquake insurance mechanism, which has, to a large extent, diffused and reduced the risks of loss after the disaster.
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The distribution of new value across the internet ecosystem will determine its evolutionary path, and this progress should be left, to a large extent, to efficiency rather than political dictates.
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We are defending — to a large extent, remember, Dana, we are defending here, it is for public opinion, because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach, not impeach.
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This price increase has been driven to a large extent by foreign buyers seeking first and second homes that combine sea views with the benefits of living in the capital.
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To a large extent, the root of the problem is a failure to acknowledge that the Turkish "guest workers" and their families who came here in the 1960s would stay.
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"We can see that the eyeballs are moving away from the News Feed in Facebook to somewhere else and that is to a large extent to the messaging channels," Larsen said.
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"The performance of the dealer loan book is to a large extent related to the well-being of the related car manufacturer and its brands," Moody's said in a November report.
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The extent to which Ms Herzberg's death will change attitudes towards AVs, or influence the regulation of the industry, depends to a large extent on the findings of the various investigations.
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"It's a cautious market and to a large extent, reflects people watching and waiting for what comes out of the Jackson Hole symposium." said Tony Farnham, an economist at Patersons Securities.
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"To a large extent, I disagree that low volatility is being caused by ETFs," Meziani, the author of three books about exchange-traded funds, told CNBC in a Thursday phone interview.
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Senior Republicans caution that it's too early to say that Trump's trajectory has changed after the weekend's results, but the situation will clear to a large extent over the coming week.
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Although they worked in somewhat different spheres—Cohn was a hardball fixer, Stone a political strategist and lobbyist—to a large extent, they were cut from the same ethically challenged cloth.
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"The strong improvement of the budget balance in 2017 was to a large extent the result of the improving economic environment," Maartje Wijffelaars, an economist at Rabobank, told CNBC via email.
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To a large extent, from 1970 on, it was Ms. Rozan who enabled Mr. Brook, one of the 20th century's greatest theater directors, to follow his creative instincts wherever they led.
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The difference between immigration policy preferences and the others is striking: "This study therefore to a large extent settles the debate about which grievances unite all populist right parties," Ivarsflaten concluded.
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"My hypothesis is ... the White House stance on Russia is going to be determined to a large extent by how much they think the investigation threatens their political position," Rumer said.
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Central banks "have used their tools to a large extent already" and are running out of options to mitigate the impact of global economic risks, Deutsche Bank's CEO warned on Wednesday.
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"It was a tremendous day, and to a large extent because of what I witnessed, we may do something like that on July 4 in Washington down Pennsylvania Avenue," Trump said.
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"Whether a victim of a serious assault lives or dies is to a large extent a matter of chance, rather than a question of the assailant's intent," Braga and Cook write.
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I live in Florida to a large extent and spend a lot of time in Florida, and we had a period of time where we went years without having any major problem.
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To a large extent, that push has succeeded, except regarding his total abandonment of his populist promises, the promises that set him apart from his Republican challengers and won him the election.
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They want the remains of their fathers, and mothers, and all of the people that got caught into that really brutal war, which took place, to a large extent, in North Korea.
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RUSSIAN C.BANK SAYS ONSUMER LENDING GRADUALLY SLOWS DOWN, WHICH IS TO A LARGE EXTENT DRIVEN BY THE TIGHTENING OF NON-PRICE CONDITIONS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THE BANK OF RUSSIAS MACROPRUDENTIAL MEASURES
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It's been more than two years since Qualcomm last introduced a new smartwatch processor, and Android smartwatches have very much stalled (to a large extent, though certainly not exclusively) because of it.
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Backwardation in Brent has to a large extent evaporated, signalling a well-supplied market despite OPEC-led production cuts and U.S. sanctions on the energy sectors of Iran and Venezuela.
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"Indian markets have not fallen to a large extent today as we are awaiting fresh local cues and FII fund flow behaviour," said Deepak Jasani, head of retail research at HDFC Securities.
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Backwardation in Brent has to a large extent evaporated, signaling a well-supplied market despite OPEC-led production cuts and U.S. sanctions on the energy sectors of Iran and Venezuela.
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"I would very much like the U.S. to uphold the current immigration policy, because to a large extent we owe our democracy in the Southern Hemisphere to the United States," he said.
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There are words which just can't be translated in a single word into another language; emojis can often be like that, even though the facial emojis are, to a large extent, universal.
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To a large extent, the '96 Act was an attempt to update the regulation of a telephone industry that had been fundamentally changed with the 1984 breakup of the old Bell system.
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The lower number of applications may to a large extent be explained by lower incomes and the belief of some prospective borrowers that it is too difficult to qualify for a mortgage.
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In the nature of these things, it's the moments of chaos and violence that provide the most striking images that linger and, to a large extent, shape public memory of antiwar protest.
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"To a large extent, outflows have been a result of sweeping changes in Brazil's economy as it adjusts to record-low local interest rates," said Gustavo Rangel, chief economist, LATAM at ING.
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The prime minister has, to a large extent, already achieved a long-standing goal of Hindu nationalists, by cutting across caste and ethnic boundaries to forge an unusual degree of unity among Hindus.
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Non-equity funding was, to a large extent (estimated 65%), linked to the state, including deposits placed by a state agency (serving as cash collateral against guarantees issued) and by state-owned companies.
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Facebook was — and to a large extent, still is — at the center of a scandal surrounding the way it let political consultancy Cambridge Analytica gain access to the data of 87 million people.
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There are fascinating aspects to Bitcoin and its peers, especially the underlying blockchain technology, but prices have been driven to a large extent by hype and hope, and the gains could be reversed.
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Their fate lies, to a large extent, in the hands of nonprofit groups that have stepped into the breach left by the government to do the hard work of finding and reconnecting families.
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The senator could "end up losing some of the momentum that she's been able to build up lately, if she then talks to a large extent about the discrimination women face," Jalalzai said.
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Improvements in profitability from 2017 onwards rely to a large extent on the bank being able to defend and improve revenues in its core businesses, highlighting a high vulnerability to adverse business conditions.
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"It was a tremendous day, and to a large extent because of what I witnessed, we may do something like that on July 4th in Washington down Pennsylvania Avenue," Trump said in September.
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"Once this area has been seized, Daesh's dominance of al-Bab will to a large extent be broken," it said in an earlier statement on Wednesday, using an Arabic acronym for the group.
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"Mostly, labor caved in to a large extent during the 80s and 90s, and a lot of unions were willing to trade drug testing for higher wages or something like that," said Gieringer.
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Ditto those who expressed distrust of politicians, as the below charts make clear: "This study therefore to a large extent settles the debate about which grievances unite all populist right parties," Ivarsflaten concluded.
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With that being said, Emmanuel and myself have discussed the fact that we don't want to give Iran open season to the Mediterranean, especially since we really control it to a large extent.
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Not too put too fine a point on it, but the Israelis, Palestinians and Arab states have their own agendas in Washington and are, to a large extent, playing the new guy in town.
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Others suggest that unregulated orbital space compares with the high seas in that, to a large extent, what one does on the high seas has always been between that person and their own country.
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But for more than a decade, as boss of the Winter Hill Gang, he controlled the drug trade in the city and, to a large extent, horses, dogs, loan-sharking and the liquor trade.
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The dollar is up 1.9% against India's rupee, 4.1% against Brazil's real, and 5.5% against the South Korean won since the start of the year -- to a large extent because of the trade war.
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"Members also recalled that the outlook for a continued cyclical recovery was based on exceptionally supportive financing conditions,which benefited to a large extent from the ECB's monetary policy measures," the account also read.
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"Their identity was probably wrapped up in the substances; who they are, who they hang out with, what they do in their free time relates to harmful behaviors to a large extent," she says.
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"The baseline scenario for future inflation remains crucially contingent on very easy financing conditions which, to a large extent, depend on the current accommodative monetary policy stance," he said at an event in Rome.
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"I don't think users have a good sense for how their data is being used, I think we've put the burden on users to a large extent," Pichai told CNN's Poppy Harlow last month.
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Ditto those who didn't trust politicians very much, as the below charts make clear: "This study therefore to a large extent settles the debate about which grievances unite all populist right parties," Ivarsflaten concluded.
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In this sense, the energy sector's ability to deliver the electricity needed to keep manufacturing medical supplies or keep ventilators running depends to a large extent on our ability to flatten the curve today.
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But why consider the numbers at all, when poverty, as the Trump administration's housing secretary, Ben Carson, suggested in a radio interview this past week, is to a large extent "a state of mind"?
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"The improvement in 183, the most recent year for which data is available, is part of a long-term drop in cancer mortality that reflects, to a large extent, the smoking downturn," Laurie writes.
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To a large extent, Amazon got lucky by raising a ton of money right before the market crashed, giving the company the cushion it needed to ride out the turmoil of the early 2000s.
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A high-end $800 air filter from Molekule, a startup that was to a large extent built on the flames of California fires, was selling so fast that its makers couldn't keep up with demand.
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I think we achieved that to a large extent despite the security issues, and it's really important to mention Ray-Ban's role in supporting us in this vision and believing in it from the beginning.
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"We don't think of the ACA having anything that's bipartisan, but the reality is (health care) exchanges were an idea that had been to a large extent thought of as a Republican idea," Leavitt said.
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The United States has it right to a large extent, with Institute of Nuclear Power Operations rating plants and the ratings being shared with the industry's mutual insurer and also driving manager and employee benefits.
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"We need to be persistent, because the baseline scenario for future inflation remains crucially contingent on very easy financing conditions which, to a large extent, depend on the current accommodative monetary policy stance," Praet said.
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To a large extent, Trump can take advantage of a trend that was already in progress in an era of cheap gas — the nation's transition from cars to crossovers, sport-utility vehicles, and pickup trucks.
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It was a fleeting but quintessential Kennedy moment as the court was finishing its annual session, a term defined to a large extent by Kennedy's key vote, along with attention to whether he might retire.
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But to a large extent "Make America Great Again" was a cultural message disguised as an economic one—an air raid siren, rather than a dog whistle, to voters who feared an increasingly diverse country.
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Public violence in Burundi has declined this year, possibly as a result of growing international awareness of the crisis, but to a large extent because repression "is more systematic, and is increasing," the investigators concluded.
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To a large extent, they traced those fears to the scars they still bear from the Great Recession — lost jobs, drained 401(k)'s, home foreclosures, rising debt, the feeling that the country is broken.
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The rest of the party, meanwhile, is to a large extent floundering on a policy level — aware that an opposition party should develop a policy agenda, but not exactly sure what it wants to say.
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Instead, the antipathy stems to a large extent from longstanding stereotypes of Juventus, which is based in Turin, as representative of Italy's rich, arrogant north, and Napoli as emblematic of the country's chaotic, impoverished south.
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But to a large extent, this is just because emotional intelligence is a re-description of a combination of IQ and personality — that is, a re-description of psychological traits that we already knew about.
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Trump will justify his partial reversal of Obama's measures to a large extent on those grounds, the White House officials said, and some Cuban dissidents back his tougher stance, saying repression has worsened since the detente.
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The money within the funds is to a large extent either directly tied to public institutions (sovereign-wealth funds and municipal pensions), or, as a matter of public policy, tax-exempt (private foundations and school endowments).
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And to a large extent, the Republican Party is indeed undergoing a transformation, one that has forced GOP leaders to reckon with a surge populism that is challenging the party's establishment wing and its corporate allies.
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They also have an incentive to put a positive spin on things, often against their own better judgment, because in assessing their subordinates' performance they are, to a large extent, evaluating their own ability to manage.
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Behind Kadyrov's thuggish and attention-seeking antics, though, is a surprisingly effective political operator who has just pulled off another political coup — to a large extent by turning Russian President Vladimir Putin's own tactics against him.
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To a large extent, that alliance has held, and perhaps grown stronger, which helps explain why there has not been fiercer opposition to the various policies that effectively limited Asian-American matriculation at many selective institutions.
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"What I do believe, and I do not think I am exaggerating here, is that the future of the world will turn, to a large extent, on how this debate in America is resolved," McCain said.
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"We have achieved macro stability to a large extent but the growth moderation in the global economy and policy uncertainties among advanced countries pose a risk to this outlook," a finance ministry statement said, quoting Jaitley.
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The theme has quite a lot of three-letter answers (25), which was necessitated, to a large extent, by HORIZON and its neighboring black squares in the center of the grid (forming a visual "horizon," I hope).
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The announcement comes just a day after Facebook — and to a large extent, Stamos — revealed that Facebook had discovered malicious actors who continue to use the platform to manipulate political discussions and organizing in the United States.
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Babcock says its focus on large public contracts which provide essential services protect it to a large extent from uncertainty, and mean it is more dependent on maintenance work with current contract-holders than additional new spending.
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By contrast, many trade lawyers, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and Mr. Trump contend that the trade deficit stems to a large extent from unfair practices, including cheap loans by state-controlled banks to exporters.
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As such, the extent to which banks will be able to use the masala bonds channel to raise capital remains to be seen, and will depend to a large extent on foreign-investor risk appetite and pricing.
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Mr. Trump has, to a large extent, placated a vocal and powerful element of the Republican Party's base, whose backing he will need if he wants to wage a general election campaign leading a united conservative movement.
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The plan is, to a large extent, an antitrust plan disguised as a media policy—though, if enacted, it would do a great deal to reverse the technology- and hedge-fund-induced ravages of the past decade.
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In reference to "The MBA, disrupted" (November 22014nd), the most valued faculty at business schools are academics whose publications have most influenced their field, which to a large extent comes from writing in the more distinguished journals.
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"I see Fischer as to a large extent the embodiment of the conventional wisdom among macroeconomists and central bankers," said Dean Baker, the director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a liberal Washington think tank.
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What's more—and this will be a big deal for some—Docs, Sheets, and Slides can work offline to a large extent, so you can keep on tapping and clicking away even if you lose your web connection.
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We're going to arrange this guide by the name of the browser you're switching to, but to a large extent, you're restricted by the browser you're switching from—some applications make more data available for export than others.
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"Today, Israel continues to be perceived as being responsible for the Gaza Strip and is to a large extent the only lifeline to it, even though it withdrew from the strip over a decade ago," says the narrator.
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"Today we are a strong local Indian player but we would like to further foster our global business in order to become to a large extent less dependent on the economic development of our home market," he said.
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By contrast, many trade lawyers, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and Mr. Trump contend that the trade deficit stems to a large extent from unfair trade practices, including cheap loans by state-controlled banks to exporters.
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"It was a tremendous day, and to a large extent because of what I witnessed, we may do something like that on July 4 in Washington down Pennsylvania Avenue," Trump said after being awed by France's military hardware.
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"The number is big, but to a large extent when you compare it to market capitalizations of these companies, it's not an absolute number, it's a relative number, and relative versus the profitability of these companies," he said.
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Although I think to a large extent it's not necessarily email that's so stressful, it's work that's stressful, but given so much of our work is now over email, we end up blaming the messenger, but I digress.
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"In Spain there isn't an extreme right that is electorally important, to a large extent because we [Podemos] were born, because we have channelled part of the political and social frustration," says Iñigo Errejón, one of the party's leaders.
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After three years of ups and downs, much of chronicled on Bachelor in Paradise, the two officially announced on Tuesday that they are a couple — and to a large extent, they credit their ability to compromise for each other.
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That's fine, and to a large extent, we should hope that people who are attempting to avoid pregnancy manage to do a better job of it in the future thanks to better access to safe and effective contraceptive measures.
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However, we believe all banks' ability to maintain CARs above the regulatory minimum will depend to a large extent on asset quality, which continues to face significant downward pressure given the highly volatile operating environment in Nigeria (B+/Negative).
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To a large extent, the rich have already segregated themselves into a world free from the complications and suffering of everyday life, so perhaps we shouldn't be surprised when private airport terminals give way to heavily fortified doomsday bunkers.
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To a large extent, he has done so by capitalizing creatively on how people consume culture in the internet era, rummaging for imagery and information, either ignorant or agnostic about the sources of signs and symbols, references and ideas.
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"To a large extent, the competitive advantage is the political relationship they have with the government there and that's not something you can carry across borders," said Lokman Tsui, an assistant professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Buy Chasing the Scream here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble The podcast covers a wide range of topics related to this idea that depression is, to a large extent, societally created and what we can do to make our societies happier.
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But to a large extent, Boko Haram's reign of terror has been overshadowed by jihadists based in the Middle East, most notably the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), which has carried out attacks in France and Belgium.
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To a large extent, the Soviet Communist Party achieved and enforced a monopoly on all media to portray the world as the party wished it to be, or at least as it wished other people to think it was.
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"Such action could have dangerous consequences, threatening the security and stability of the region and giving terrorism another opportunity to expand after it was ousted from Iraq and forced into Syria to retreat to a large extent," it said.
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Whether the special court can get to the bottom of what happened nearly 20 years ago will depend to a large extent on whether witnesses will agree to testify and, if they do, whether they and their family members can survive.
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"That Trump's outspoken ways have endeared him to many in the U.S. is, to a large extent, a result of public disappointment with U.S.-style democracy," Yin Jiwu, an associate professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University wrote for China Daily.
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Some schools are said to be struggling, especially at the top end of the market (1m-2.5m shillings a year) which is beyond the reach of all but the richest Kenyans, and therefore relies to a large extent on expats.
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"Animals are very susceptible to stress, and their manipulation, to take pictures and touch them, causes them a very strong shock that accelerates, to a large extent, heart failure, which is what finally happened," the post goes on to explain.
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While Kazakhstan has already said the pension fund was an investor in the flotation, the scale of its involvement - not yet publicly disclosed - shows that demand for the offering was to a large extent propped up by the Kazakh state itself.
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What remained of their extraordinary faith in the bank has now turned to anger and disbelief, with grave implications for Italy's banking system, which is funded to a large extent by ordinary people via bonds and shares as well as deposits.
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To a large extent, the inability to adopt specific, binding solutions is a result of the rampant xenophobia against migrants and refugees — particularly Muslims — which has made resettling large numbers of foreigners a political liability in much of the world.
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"People have really been scared away from investing and to a large extent that same mentality is keeping the talent away," said Epstein, a Harvard Business School graduate who spent nearly 10 years on the corporate finance desk at Goldman Sachs.
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"A lot of bad things could happen in the not-distant future that are, to a large extent, very difficult or near impossible to control," Daniel Webster, the director at the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, told me.
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" As someone who views American politics from a distance, he said, "The difference between New Zealand and the U.S., to a large extent, is that people who disagree with each other can still talk to each other about it here.
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The data on closed funds is to a large extent lost to the eyes of individual investors as they evaluate the returns of asset classes and as they make decisions about which fund companies, fund families and funds to invest in.
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Where generous federal housing subsidies created a white middle class, black Americans were expressly excluded, instead crowded into neighborhoods where they were denied credit, starved of public investment and subject to financial predators — and to a large extent still are.
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But at the same time, I'm aware that it's a difficult moment to segue from an economy that's to a large extent based on oil, to a non-oil economy, and really supporting First Nations people in a big way.
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The Israeli economy "is inoculated to a large extent" from wars in Gaza and Lebanon, says Eugene Kandel, a former economic adviser to the government and director of Startup Nation Central, a non-profit group that links global firms with local startups.
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While this approach may have worked for Apple (to some extent) and Ford (to a large extent), recent trends and fads indicate that the market saturation will not tolerate new entrants that do not at the very least consider need or demand.
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"If you're trying to do urban driving and depending on GPS to a large extent, then when you get into areas where there are a lot of tall buildings it's hard to receive the GPS signal and you'll have drop outs," he said.
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"To a large extent, Europe's preoccupation with the new refugees as a possible terrorist threat is a dangerous distraction from its own homegrown violent extremism, given that the Paris attackers were predominantly Belgian or French citizens," the report said, referring to the Nov.
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"Mechel's operational and financial results improved to a large extent due to the fact that our key projects whose implementation had caused our company's debt growth, are reaching target capacity utilization levels and increased returns on invested capital," said Chief Executive Oleg Korzhov.
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"Firstly, UK data resilience is, to a large extent, reflecting the global growths pick up and we expect to see more sign of divergence over the quarters ahead as high inflation erodes UK real incomes and confidence," Gkionakis said in a research note.
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Hence, for nations to allow the introduction of a global currency in effect means that these nations are giving up, to a large extent, their ability to manage their economies — while there is no other authority to take over this essential mission.
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What the people in the covered wagons did not grasp was that to a large extent they were pawns in the hands of political and business interests—especially those of the railroads—that needed to see ground broken across the entire continent.
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Deep pocketed individual donors, to a large extent people who are all too aware of the big problems with the political system because they are relentlessly asked for money to help candidates run for office, and small donors provide the remaining funds.
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"What is missing is structural reform to solve issues of persistently high food inflation, which to a large extent is caused by the fact that Turkey imports a significant amount of food," said Piotr Matys, an emerging markets foreign exchange strategist at Rabobank.
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That's discounted to a large extent because if they were in fact having some type of psychological aberration to begin with, it would be very unlikely that they'd report such positive behavioral outcomes as a result of their interaction with this phenomenon.
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The company is playing Alexei Ratmansky's production of "The Sleeping Beauty," new last year; the choreography, to a large extent, is not Mr. Ratmansky's but by Marius Petipa, restored from records of the 1890 original and with a startling command of period style.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations chief Antonio Guterres warned on Thursday that Russian and U.S. relations were deteriorating into a situation "similar, to a large extent, to what we lived during the Cold War" and called for safeguards to be put in place.
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There's always a chance that the coronavirus could get out of control in tech's backyard, but to a large extent, people's individual power to control that is limited, and some may see measures like no-handshake rules as a step too far.
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"We forecast that in 2018 we will have small growth relative to the year 2017, but it will to a large extent depend on what decisions are taken on extending or not extending the (output cut deal) with OPEC nations," Novak told reporters.
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France and Germany's leaders want to see relations normalized between Ukraine and Russia due to the heightened geopolitical threat posed by Moscow on its border, as well as realpolitik and the desire to keep Russia on side and engaged to a large extent.
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"Some refiners have either already exhausted or front-loaded their term contract to a large extent, which allows them the flexibility to go to zero if required, or until clarity on the waivers emerge," Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at Energy Aspect, told Reuters.
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At times, external factors provide the reality check and this came in terms of geo-political issues to a large extent and our macro numbers and SEBI action on "shell companies" to a smaller extent as markets tend to react to immediate environmental changes.
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Backwardation in Brent, a market structure in which later-dated contracts trade at lower levels than near-term contracts, has to a large extent evaporated, signaling a well-supplied market despite OPEC-led output cuts and U.S. sanctions on oil producers Iran and Venezuela.
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"If we discuss global trade tensions, if we discuss the slowdown in emerging economies including China, it's going to affect the economies of countries which are relying on exports to a large extent, and Germany is by far the EU's largest exporting economy," he said.
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"To a large extent because of what I witnessed, we may do something like that on July 4th in Washington, down Pennsylvania Avenue," Trump told French President Emmanuel Macron in September before a bilateral meeting as part of a series of United Nations events.
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"Overall, independents continued to be the main driver for incremental growth due to more quotas, and state refiners PetroChina and CNOOC also contributed to a large extent to the imports due to commissioning of new plants," said Seng-Yick Tee of consultancy SIA Energy.
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But the real elephant in the room is not the enormous cost expenditures of transition or the ultimate belt-tightening/procedure-tightening cost savings, but the fact that Medicare for all would completely upend the current system, which is actually, to a large extent, working.
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"Some refiners have either already exhausted or front-loaded their term contract to a large extent, which allows them the flexibility to go to zero if required, or until clarity on the waivers emerge," chief oil analyst at Energy Aspect Amrita Sen told Reuters.
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I also think the women's game and men's game, while they play in the same dimensions and it's the same set of white lines, they see the game differently to a large extent because of the speed factor, the power factor, the strength factor.
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If that were not enough, perceived success has often boiled down to one yardstick — the tally of murders and other violent crimes — whose roots, many experts say, lie to a large extent in a stew of deeper problems beyond the reach of a police chief.
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The Treasury is "basically the heart of Remain" and is trying to stop Britain from having full freedom on trade policy after Brexit by keeping it tied to the EU's customs union and to a large extent the single market, Johnson said according to BuzzFeed.
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While specific details on oversight changes were not clear, lawmakers are expected to question Elwell on how the regulator intends to change the process by which a manufacturer such as Boeing can to a large extent certify their own planes and flight software systems.
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Over 2,000 years old but close to extinction in the late 1940s and largely unknown in the early decades of Indian independence, it has become so successfully reconstructed (and to a large extent reimagined) that it is now loved and practiced around the world.
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"The reason why we have come close to defeating breast cancer, to a large extent, is because women around the world came together and said 'we have to do something,' " said Charbel Moussa, director for the Laboratory for Dementia and Parkinsonism at Georgetown Medical Center.
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Gillespie, whose role is independent of the devolved Scottish government, also spoke of a depreciation in sterling of up to 30 percent and a consequent fall in migration on which Scotland's sparsely populated outlying regions, tourism and fresh food production depend to a large extent.
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To a large extent, the LA Times, which also did national and international for that matter, but was also rooted in LA, which is a huge city, one of the biggest cities in the world and you had that in smaller ways in a lot of states.
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Backwardation in Brent , a market structure in which later-dated contracts trade at lower levels than near-term contracts, has to a large extent evaporated, signaling a well-supplied market despite OPEC-led output cuts and U.S. sanctions on oil producers Iran and Venezuela.
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Several news outlets have seized on the change of policy without realizing the lengths the NYPD—and to a large extent, police departments throughout the country—have gone to defy repeated court rulings that make it clear that there's no begging exception to the first amendment.
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"Our base case includes modest tax cuts but no tax reform and only directed/symbolic trade protectionist measures alongside cautious Fed rate hiking, which to a large extent appear priced by markets," wrote Marvin Barth, head of FX strategy at Barclays, in a note to clients.
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Purists can still turn to platforms like Giphy for nothing-but-GIFs, although even those services have been forced to build alternate tools for sharing the animations on more restrictive networks (Facebook was notoriously anti-GIF for a long time, and still is to a large extent).
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"With some of the mega M&A deals, there is no doubt there is a pipeline (of issuance)...most of the M&A will be to a large extent debt-funded," PGIM's Farley said, though he noted new issue premia for some recent bonds had been "punitive".
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Backwardation in Brent LCOc1-LCOc2, a market structure in which later-dated contracts trade at lower levels than near-term contracts, has to a large extent evaporated, signaling a well-supplied market despite OPEC-led output cuts and U.S. sanctions on oil producers Iran and Venezuela.
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"It's fair to say the central bank is certainly serious about being neutral in a very difficult political and security setting, and it has been to a large extent successful in maintaining basic financial stability throughout the conflict," said the IMF Mission Chief for Yemen, Albert Jaeger.
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"The original intent was really to provide protection in the event of a takeover, as opposed to what golden parachutes are often being used for now, which is more generally an attraction and retention device that's, to a large extent, rolled into the compensation," Fiss said.
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"The red flags are not going up yet because to a large extent the level of interest rate is actually quite benign," said Francesco Curto, head of cash return on capital invested (CROCI) and co-head of research at DWS, Deutsche Bank's majority-owned asset management company.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - It is important not to be overly dramatic about a loss of some momentum in the euro zone economy, which to a large extent is a reversal of a better-than-expected 2017, European Central Bank governing council member Philip Lane said on Wednesday.
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I would also add that when dealing with people in positions of power — whether as the head of a country, a corporation or a church — controversy comes with the territory, and to a large extent controversy, points of friction of some sort, is what makes news.
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He identified, correctly, that the economic woes of the working class of all ethnicities are caused, to a large extent, by the racism of a subset of the working class that leads them to prefer a politics of white supremacy to a politics of economic uplift.
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"The risk is it will not be the one we want and the risk is that we will end up in a sort of anteroom of the EU, with an orbit around the EU, in a customs union and to a large extent in the single market," he said.
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"To a large extent, the current political process became possible because in the long run Moscow found understanding in Washington of our basic thesis that deciding the issue of the future of Syria's president should not be on the agenda at this stage," the agency quoted Ryabkov as saying.
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"A trade agreement seems to be priced in to a large extent, but it's the details of the agreement that will either provide an extension to the bull market or put an end to it," Hussein Sayed, chief market strategist at FXTM in Dubai, wrote in a note.
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Dillard's brand of neo-Transcendentalist prose-poetry is, in this light, a distant cousin of stand-up comedy: a risky solo performance that depends, to a large extent, on the unusual motions of a mind, as rendered in a deliberately heightened style, with the goal of ecstatic density.
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CAIRO, May 24 (Reuters) - Egyptian Finance Minister Amr El Garhy said on Wednesday that the country's $3 billion Eurobond sale would cover "to a large extent" its financing needs for the 2017-18 fiscal year but that it could tap markets again in February or March of 2018.
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To a large extent, our societies have come to be held together by envy and resentment: not envy of the rich, but in many cases, envy of those who are seen as in some ways morally superior, or resentment of those who claim moral superiority but who are seen as hypocritical.
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"So I wouldn't say there are major concerns there — the ratings of these companies to a large extent are still positive, and everybody is in agreement that post these hikes (from the Federal Reserve) we are not going to see significant hikes coming after this," Curto told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Thursday.
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RELATED: 'There are no winners in Aleppo' One of the goals of the ETF to a large extent is to capture mid-level operatives it can turn over the Kurds in Syria and Iraq, and then interrogate for further intelligence that could lead them to key leaders and even operational plots, a defense official said.
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Although growing use of solar power will to a large extent reduce reliance on water for power generation, it can still put a strain on water supplies in the arid areas where some major solar plants have been built, said Karthik Ganesan, a research fellow at the Delhi-based Council on Energy, Environment and Water.
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Visitors today will find a city that seems at first glance unlovable: One of the most famous songs about the city — and an example of a Recife music genre called manguebeat, or mangrove beat — is called "Rivers, Bridges and Overpasses" ("Rios, Pontes e Overdrives"), and that's what Recife's center looks like, to a large extent.
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Once women look at these factors, we see that in many situations, the purported gender wage gap isn't actually a measure of the often-touted "equal pay for equal work," but to a large extent, the manifestation of women prioritizing family over the workplace and fields they find more meaningful beyond just a heftier paycheck.
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"The fire was really limited to the roof, and because it's conceived structurally as a separate system, it can burn without affecting what's underneath it to a large extent," Kevin D. Murphy, a professor of art history at Vanderbilt University who has studied Notre Dame's restoration in the 19th century, told Vox's Jen Kirby.
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"Taking into account the attractiveness of this asset and keeping in mind that this would allow us to resolve to a large extent the problem of the budget deficit, I believe a sale of part of Rosneft will be a priority project now," Ulyukayev told journalists on a visit to the Kursk Region in central Russia.
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The higher credit loss is driven by the default variable introduced in the enhanced Canadian loan loss model to address borrower's refinancing risk upon the contractual maturity, which to a large extent was offset by an improvement in the WA sustainable loan to value ratio to 55.8% (2016: 62.3%) as the cover pool continues to season.
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One thing is clear though: The ECB will stay in the markets for a long time as ECB Chief Economist Peter Praet concluded in a speech October 12 in Washington D.C. "Crucially, the baseline scenario for future inflation remains contingent on easy financing conditions, which to a large extent, depend on the support of monetary policy," he said.
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However, concerns over the impact on U.S. yields should be tempered by the following: first, the Fed tightening path has, to a large extent, now been priced into the short end of the U.S. yield curve, so the recent experience of Chinese Treasury sales combining with the Treasury market pricing in higher rates will not likely be repeated.
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But, said Adrienne Mayor, a scholar at Stanford University and author of "Amazons: Lives and Legends of Warrior Women Across the Ancient World," the "Forty Girls" epic is rooted to a large extent in historical fact, with some scholars relating their exploits to accounts of female warriors that appear in ancient biographies of Alexander the Great.
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"The spikes reported in both M303 money supply and (private sector credit extension) growth in August reflected to a large extent the significant depreciation in the rand exchange rate and subsequent impact on valuations of foreign assets ... rather than any notable improvement in the credit environment," Elize Kruger at NKC African Economics said in a note.
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"It is important that they finally met because if you look at the history of the relations between Washington and Moscow, these relations always depended to a large extent on the personal contact between the two leaders," said Andrei V. Kortunov, the director of the Russian International Affairs Council, a foreign policy research group, in an interview.
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"When we made the decision on retiring the A-10, we made those decisions prior to ISIL, we were not in Iraq, we were coming out of Afghanistan to a large extent, we didn't have a resurgent Russia," Goldfein said in an interview on "Defense News with Vago Muradian," scheduled for broadcast this weekend, according to the Defense News website.
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Poll after poll shows that cost is the number one issue in health care for American voters, but to a large extent, both parties are still mired in partisan battles over other aspects of Obamacare – most notably how to protect people with pre-existing conditions and how to make insurance more affordable, particularly for people who buy coverage on their own.
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"What concerns us today in the context of Brexit is that the current EU regime regarding third-country CCPs was never designed to cope with major systemic CCPs operating from outside the EU. "Indeed, this regime relies to a large extent on local supervision, and provides EU authorities with very limited tools for obtaining information and taking action in the event of a crisis.
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The automobile sector has largely cleared its inventory, with which they had a problem rightly when we had presented the July budget, and immediately after that there was this very serious concern that the inventory remaining where there is and demand not really picking up has affected the automobile sector to a large extent, particularly because it pertained to the emission standards of the last generation.
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But the memo to a large extent said what is widely understood: The government has not yet finished its internal debate on what kind of relationship it wants with the European Union, nor has it set its priorities for any negotiation; and the cabinet remains divided between those favoring as clean a break with Brussels as possible and those who want to preserve duty-free access to the huge European market.
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So the acceptance for that in a very small country is perhaps higher than in a bigger one where you think we have to be the one who determines exactly what regulations there are…Our approach is that we have to accept we are not the big one on the table who can determine the rules but we have to a large extent live with what the big ones come up with.
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Even when it was a small business, a one-man business, the way the Japanese would go about being very systematic, their dedication to work, fewer words more action, great team work, great discipline, great time management — those observations got instilled in my mind and I started to apply those wherever possible in my life, which was not easy in the context of our work culture and organization, but to a large extent we did it.
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