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Not the only effect, but it establishes, to some degree, price, and to some degree establishes volume.
Even so, a return to the blistering Trump rally is unlikely unless the sources of uncertainty overseas are resolved to some degree or until the president's legislative agenda is enacted to some degree.
To some degree it feels right to share certain things.
That seems to be changing, at least to some degree.
To some degree, he can direct where the votes fall.
All insects are hairy and water repellant to some degree.
His expertise is to some degree limited by his politics.
And can bits of both be combined to some degree?
But also, you are rewriting the model to some degree.
Every clock in the world is inaccurate to some degree.
To some degree, healthcare is suffering from its own success.
Everybody there is aware of the camera to some degree.
But reality has, to some degree, been beside the point.
You have to turn the battleship around, to some degree.
They're just rejecting labels and party affiliations to some degree.
You've got to go with the flow to some degree.
But it may have been, to some degree, the language.
This move will destabilize the political world to some degree.
And to some degree, the government is concerned as well.
To some degree, we grew up together in the court.
To some degree, the museums have benefited, at least financially.
To some degree, this is what the Grammys always do.
To some degree, the economist agrees with his friend's claim.
The disillusionment is understandable, and to some degree it's justified.
To some degree, this complication also exists in the books.
So incorporate it, to some degree, in your college years.
Intimacy and candor have to be calibrated to some degree.
To some degree, I write this without the necessary qualifications.
They are engaged in the French election to some degree.
Yet even Martin Scorsese had to compromise to some degree.
To some degree, she had shielded herself from the news.
To some degree, Lorelai knows she's trapped in this revel.
And, to some degree, there's a long way to go.
It probably would affect them to some degree at least.
And this is to some degree a clash of ideas.
BFR is, to some degree, a Rorschach test on acronyms.
The media has been examining its conduct, to some degree.
To some degree, it had to reboot the entire show.
Well, to some degree, it depends on the space or service.
To some degree, The Good Place has always faced this problem.
"To some degree, we're still benefiting from that stimulus," Hamrick said.
It's a great story, though it's probably exaggerated to some degree.
"To some degree Visa has been the original fintech," says Angelos.
But hysteresis also works in reverse, at least to some degree.
It's totally optional, but changes the Mac experience to some degree.
The HP Pavilion Wave fits the bill to some degree, perhaps.
But venture capitalists are, to some degree, raising on borrowed time.
To some degree, these higher costs will be passed to consumers.
And with the branding, to some degree they're also buying image.
AND yet, even these acculturated Britons remained to some degree outsiders.
To some degree, steps have been taken to address the criticism.
"To some degree, it really does blur party lines," said Rep.
And-- then you've got a general euphoria that-- to some degree.
He's frequently said that the scandals concern him to some degree.
Trump tempered his response to some degree in the follow-up.
To some degree, Joe Biden's political career has been about evolution.
To understand your limits is, to some degree, to be human.
CW: So, to some degree, he fits the bill of reporter.
History will repeat itself to some degree, as it always does.
In 2015, nearly 64,43 families used the credit to some degree.
Comedy always relies on exaggeration, distortion, and, to some degree, stereotyping.
To some degree, people get that this is Joe being Joe.
And to some degree, everybody can't have both of those things.
He replied: It does challenge the conventional wisdom to some degree.
Moreover Mr Koch's philanthropy, like Carnegie's, was to some degree expedient.
"I guess it's castrating humor, to some degree," Ms. Freeman says.
Plainly, the plan involved taking advantage of me to some degree.
That might be true to some degree in an analog world.
"The church has been to some degree disengaged," said the Rev.
To some degree, the group understands the position Blizzard is in.
"I'm obviously biased to some degree," Celeste, 81, told BuzzFeed News.
They adjust their menu to the Arabic culture to some degree.
And yet even that commerce, to some degree, reflected Mexico's split reality.
We know to some degree what Kim Jong Un is looking for.
But I still consider myself to be an athlete to some degree.
I want to be in pain to some degree after a set.
To some degree, Westworld has tried to make point about gun violence.
Brown herself once shared that assessment, and to some degree still does.
To some degree, that's part of the genre the show belongs to.
I think that was our intent and our interest to some degree.
It was a gamble to some degree, because I'm not a performer.
To some degree, that includes its return to appliances earlier this year.
Most election cycles will wind up deviating from them to some degree.
To some degree, that enterprise continues as long as the building stands.
About 143% of the American population may be affected to some degree.
To some degree, that's because their position in the legislature is secure.
Sanders will have to compromise and make political calculations to some degree.
To some degree, that justified a criminal justice response at the time.
And rearranging the format means rearranging me and Charlie to some degree.
And to some degree, Obama's intelligence and strength have made that happen.
So, nerd alert: the B-sides are still here, to some degree.
Because that album is the soundscape to mental illness to some degree.
That will, to some degree, depend on future different parties making decisions.
That position, which to some degree mirrors Microsoft's, makes sense for Oracle.
To some degree, "middle-class" seems to be a state of mind.
Mr Sanders's unpredicted insurgency was to some degree a testament to that.
They flirted to some degree with far-right politics in the 1930s.
On Hockey PITTSBURGH — Every N.H.L. coach is, to some degree, a salesman.
How much content will turn out to be, to some degree, synthetic?
The balls would, of course, be deflated by halftime, to some degree.
Actually most official, daily activities involve bribery or solicitation to some degree.
To some degree, the Iranians had inflated expectations of the economic benefits.
Sony and Marvel appear to have hedged their bets to some degree.
Nevertheless, if it was not exoneration, it was to some degree vindication.
We all like to revel in our past successes to some degree.
"It will happen to some degree, inevitably," he said of new development.
It will depend to some degree on the magnitude of the defeat.
Very few question that authority, and to some degree, that's not inappropriate.
"To some degree our study reinforces this point," Bacon said by email.
To some degree, the Wolves' enviable position has been sculpted by luck.
To some degree, bringing the checks into the open would be welcome.
Separating art from artist, to some degree, may not be a choice.
And experts say a generic option will help patients to some degree.
"These things are milestones, to some degree, that you celebrate," he said.
Sex is always going to be messy and fumbling, to some degree.
But to some degree this may simply be a product of unfamiliarity.
I mean, all these things are decided by people to some degree.
To some degree, grants and institutions now accomplish that sort of thing.
The industry relied, to some degree, on a high rate of attrition.
But I also think, to some degree, we have to listen fast.
The trade-off is that to some degree, you know what's coming.
Not necessarily like them, but to identify with them to some degree.
"Harm reduction" is an approach that was to some degree pioneered here.
To some degree, that's because the office has operated in virtual secret.
That worked to some degree, but it only took him so far.
Dugan said roughly 2,000 homes and buildings have flooded to some degree.
He said Mr. Trump's moves might help, at least to some degree.
Radiation is an inherent and, to some degree, necessary feature of life.
" "And to some degree, you're performing when you're running for office, right?
As many as 85 percent of teenagers are affected to some degree.
But it's also, to some degree, business as usual in science today.
Surely inequality is to some degree a consequence of our rigged economy.
In other words, these facial movements can, to some degree, go off-script.
To some degree, that's thanks to the life experiences of candidates — Massachusetts Sen.
To some degree, the firms themselves are to blame for their difficult straits.
Some observers believe that a reversal, at least to some degree, is inevitable.
It's to some degree you can't even describe it because it's so unique.
The causes of Japan's demographic decline are many and to some degree intractable.
But it's also based to some degree on loyalty to existing gaming platforms.
Times are changing, however as workplaces to some degree have become more flexible.
Every state in the country now has installed photovoltaic solar to some degree.
And to some degree, the actual machine learning technologies have become table stakes.
Pretty much every city resident is affected by air pollution, to some degree.
So there has always been an appetite, to some degree, for alternative therapies.
And that is almost certain to happen, to some degree, on election day.
Everyone is ignorant of the law to some degree—attorneys and citizens alike.
But the point of them is, to some degree, to make people uncomfortable.
To some degree, stop and frisk in particular may even make things worse.
For indies, the economic metaphor even holds to some degree: Platforms like itch.
To some degree, intelligence collection is a long-accepted part of international politics.
About 40 percent of the American population may be affected to some degree.
The other states are New York, Florida, to some degree Illinois and Missouri.
All three are, to some degree, involved in space policy and spaceflight advocacy.
I'm sorry that you will live with me, to some degree, in grief.
I know about Russian espionage, I suffer through it myself to some degree.
I think everybody is to some degree, but I'm a very picky person.
Isn't this evolution to some degree a result of post-Marshall Plan reconstruction?
Whether that speaks to you or not depends to some degree on you.
"Forgetting about, to some degree, the behavior of the driver behind the wheel."
You realize they must inform, to some degree, his outlook and his journalism.
So, when people talk about Janis, to some degree, you're also summoning Jimi.
After his initial comments caused controversy, T.I. walked them back to some degree.
But as Fall River shows, that notion is, to some degree, a myth.
That's true, but Google and Facebook can both, to some degree, engineer results.
"The blue wave, to some degree, you might see more Medicaid expansion," she said.
My read on it has been that Americans do feel conflicted to some degree.
And unlike other solutions, LG's is happy to show its work to some degree.
To some degree, Microsoft and Sony have been restricted by their original console designs.
Every TikTok video, even the most slapdash and offhand, is calculated to some degree.
To some degree, "populism" is another word for heterodoxies that seem doomed to fail.
"This is an opportunity for me to make amends, to some degree," he said.
To some degree Mr Trump's rule-breaking is likely to have a similar effect.
But at the very least, it will level the playing field to some degree.
"Pretty much everybody who's [an influencer] is a pioneer to some degree," Edwards says.
Hollywood cinema has always possessed what scholars call the "invisible style" to some degree.
Even more states have decriminalized the substance to some degree or allowed medical use.
To some degree, Republicans succeeded, as Clinton was tied up during the impeachment proceedings.
Public records from 2011 show that Epstein held, to some degree, ownership of NES.
The populist movements at both ideological extremes are to some degree anti-Obama movements.
"We've become to some degree numbed to this, saying, 'That's just Trump,'" he said.
" Pitney adds that the repeal effort "probably will boost Republican turnout to some degree.
I think most of us have kept up with each other to some degree.
That's to say that out of touch to some degree with the natural world.
It's true to some degree today, but back then, that's the way it was.
We need to be at a utility grade or carrier grade to some degree.
And don't we do that to some degree in public spaces all the time?
To some degree, Wall Street economists and strategists are tasked with telling the future.
"Hopefully that will be an equalizer to some degree," said Brad Stine, Anderson's coach.
It's like a distant dream that actors have and hope for to some degree.
But he was also forced to play within the studio's constraints to some degree.
More than 30 states have legalized it to some degree, and more will follow.
My goal, as always to some degree, is to open up the journalism process.
This will affect, to some degree, every corner of every congressional district in America.
The shifting political climate has, to some degree, created a new class of powerbrokers.
The awards and prominent production deals have overshadowed Amazon's film division to some degree.
The debate left everyone bleeding from different wounds but all wounded to some degree.
I would say that the retailer has gained ground against brands to some degree.
His humility doesn't ultimately save him, but it does, to some degree, redeem him.
"To some degree, each detective assigned to this investigation was impacted emotionally," it said.
Verizon has addressed this to some degree with partnerships with third-parties like Boingo.
Americans are used to political fights taking place in the courts to some degree.
She's a woman known for her fighting prowess and, to some degree, stage presence.
And to some degree, that level of wealth is baked into the show's genre.
It probably was somebody on the Trump side, I&aposm speculating here to some degree.
Almost 90 percent of new jobs in the U.K. require digital skills to some degree.
All of these things I was able to explore to some degree through 12 characters.
To some degree, did Hujar find refuge in photographing the people in his immediate orbit?
"If there are only three of you, it's shorter-circuited to some degree," she said.
This is, to some degree, a narrative about people making awful mistakes under awful circumstances.
We all "lie" to some degree at some point -- even presidents -- maybe even under oath!
But it increasingly reflects, and to some degree sets, the tone for global currency markets.
And that description still applies to some degree and even to me on some days.
These differences may drive the supply of misinformation coming from political elites to some degree.
That has calmed markets to some degree, though trade in Italian government bonds remained volatile.
Ryan, Rubio and Pence all have, to some degree, sought to distance themselves from Trump.
That was the ultimate fear... The irony is that to some degree it was true.
As New York City does, as Texas does, as California to some degree does today.
"There's been a kind of fraying of social networks to some degree," says Dr. Vinson.
Yet their clamour for attention is also, to some degree, a measure of women's advances.
"It's an Achilles' heel for us to some degree," said Ted Tozer, Ginnie Mae's president.
To some degree, the best cat tree is a matter of preference for your cats.
"To some degree, I think that's wishful thinking," the "Mad Money" host admitted on Friday.
This mismatch varies to some degree because states mandate different minimum lengths for school days.
Instead our support's driven by stereotypes and, I would argue, racial prejudices, to some degree.
You know what Instagram and Snapchat and Facebook, to some degree, and Pinterest figured out?
Oliver, your reporting has sort of been definitive on this, I think, to some degree.
I'm halfway through the season so far, but I already "know" Versace to some degree.
To some degree, the Panthers were responsible for presenting themselves as a battle-ready legion.
It clearly worked to some degree -- GOP negotiators went back to the table with him.
To some degree, this is the result of retailers looking at a compressed holiday season.
The writers' hands are tied, to some degree, because we know where he ends up.
But the new movie echoes its predecessor in shape and to some degree in mood.
Cumings argues that North Korea is to some degree a genuine expression of Korean nationalism.
Before that point, though, I think McKay is covering his own ass to some degree.
"Nearly all big companies today are tech companies, at least to some degree," he said.
I felt entitled to some degree of commentary, even though I had no formal outlet.
To some degree, the moral high ground on this issue is beyond the party's reach.
Wit is a specialized form of verbal intelligence that all novelists possess to some degree.
There was hardly a conservative Trump opponent who didn't face such trash to some degree.
Prenatal tests enable our capacity to choose, to some degree, the children we will raise.
These vehicles combine fossil fuel and electrical power to some degree but are not rechargeable.
Carroll's suit could bring those allegations back to the fore, at least to some degree.
It doesn't preclude the chance that Republicans will rebound to some degree by Election Day.
B.A. selections frankly make every reporter I've ever discussed it with uncomfortable to some degree.
But I also, to some degree, think they might need to be a bit afraid.
It tends to end up being like a mood, to some degree, a mood thermometer.
All of that, to some degree, is defined by the stories that we tell ourselves.
To some degree, Freemason paranoia grew out of the Freemasons' influence in the United States.
High wind is another one where the challenges are, to some degree, control and materials challenges.
I still care for her to some degree, but I knew that it needed to end.
In the end, I predict he will back off to some degree, he&aposll declare victory.
But that seems true to some degree in Atlanta, where it's businessmen like you, TIP. Absolutely.
In addition to Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook have also bought into this thinking to some degree.
And to some degree, that idea still carries out in the story as Peele executed it.
"This is, to some degree, about the sexualization of lesbian relationships," said Wu, who is bisexual.
Today, Rockwell says that pretty much all of us go through that process to some degree.
This comes in contrast to Fox with its Marvel properties, and, to some degree, Marvel too.
They are able to penetrate solid matter to some degree, but are eventually absorbed by it.
Sure, they have been displaced to some degree by alternative sweets and supplements, especially in cities.
I watched it, and it entered my brain, and I thought about it to some degree.
You can have more choice, and you can buffer situations in your life to some degree.
Somehow, Silicon Valley's two most famous designers were involved, to some degree, in creating this product.
To some degree, this is just what the regular season is like for every contending team.
The bad news for Republicans is that Mr Portman's strong showing is to some degree exceptional.
But you have to keep trying, because that's the point of being alive, to some degree.
This is known as the confirmation bias --- and all of us possess it, to some degree.
To some degree, the role of "swing vote" might be a burden to Chief Justice Roberts.
I'd say most everything in the movie happened to some degree, but not necessarily to me.
In the end, both sides will succeed to some degree in the court of public opinion.
She understands actors and what they're like, and I understand the art world to some degree.
The findings suggest that New York's gun control laws are working, at least to some degree.
Nevertheless, since endorsing Clinton on Tuesday, Sanders has, to some degree, been eaten by his own.
And I think it was an influence on El production-wise, at least to some degree.
This I know for sure: To some degree, De La Hoya has put it behind him.
Clearly, the Apple Watch is selling to some degree — but it's frustratingly unclear exactly how well.
I would go so far as to say that all obsession is sexual to some degree.
VICE: How did you feel that some of the episodes have come true to some degree?
To some degree, it's understandable that she chose to remain largely silent for a long time.
Well, I guess you could say any system is inherently hackable to some degree or another.
To some degree, better engineering — although often at substantially higher cost — will help reduce these impacts.
Everywhere in the west is to some degree social democratic, but the extent of this varies.
About a third of women who had never had orgasms reported experiencing them to some degree.
Many countries banned short-selling to some degree during and just after the 2008 financial crisis.
To some degree he blames her for his poor showing at the expense of the AfD.
It's an arc of progress that seems to have turned back on itself to some degree.
But the hard truth is that such attacks may, to some degree, simply be Europe's future.
Moose is to some degree an imagined enemy if you understand where he is coming from.
Any democratic system will rely to some degree on good character, on a duty of reasonableness.
The film's preciousness is balanced, to some degree, by the philosophical resignation of its unseen narrator.
"He knows that once he signs a deal, his power declines to some degree," Ayson said.
To some degree, studios were concerned about setting a precedent for negotiations with other Hollywood unions.
To some degree, this announcement helped to alleviate geopolitical risks that have been pressuring the market.
The reverse merger with Platinum Eagle would push FanDuel into the public markets, to some degree.
To some degree, Zuora's success can be viewed as a proxy for SaaS as a whole.
The resistance against Trump has been strong and effective to some degree, regarding many domestic issues.
To some degree, all political opinions are hard to reduce to simple responses to a poll.
"To some degree we have been in a 'chicken and the egg' situation," Pont said by email.
To some degree it worked its way into the social fabric, the musical soap opera of it.
"It's also a data point that is to some degree divorced from the political rhetoric," he added.
"It's a fair cop to say the (economic) profession is to some degree in crisis," Haldane said.
He's a famous face and he's kinda-sorta involved with all that Nintendo does to some degree.
There's a peacefulness at the heart of the mix, and to some degree in the EP too.
This discussion crossed over into the YA community to some degree, but mainstream visibility was still low.
You get to pick your ruin, to some degree, by choosing how you want to be strong.
Yet another traditionally "offline" endeavor, subsumed, to some degree, by the march of digitization and the internet.
"I think to some degree we get a little lazy and we watch TV," Mr. Cooper said.
It feels in the dream like you're listening but you know to some degree that you're creating.
The company gets around this to some degree by pre-applying a compatible one to the phone.
To some degree, it's about how abuse and trauma can warp people — in this case, everyone involved.
"When you're pregnant, your blood volume expands so you have anemia to some degree," Dr. Augelli says.
Though it has probably always existed to some degree, depression appears to be a particularly modern problem.
While the other albums have that to some degree, it's the most and the clearest on Control.
There still is a double standard to some degree, although I think it is sort of dissipating.
Anywhere but Oakland, even on another contender, Green would almost certainly have been miscast to some degree.
This is true to some degree for every president, but more so for a personality like Trump.
CVC's Krzysztof Krawczyk said however investor concerns over government policy had subsided to some degree since 2015.
He put together, to some degree, the kind of Rainbow Coalition that Jesse Jackson had talked about.
We're all guilty of this to some degree, needily seeking out the acknowledgement and affirmation of others.
There's no sacred cause with the show, and it looks to some degree at all of that.
Its meticulousness is to some degree a flaw, an evasion of nearly every variety of human messiness.
"Grape growers can anticipate that to some degree; and perhaps they can adapt to it," he says.
That was a shock that everyone felt to some degree, and there was a lot of disorientation.
"To some degree, I had you at hello when it comes to voting for Hillary," he said.
It is clear from the report that Trump was, to some degree, saved from himself by staffers.
In the survey, 85 percent of registered voters said that African-Americans face discrimination to some degree.
Now we're seeing, to some degree, passengers are making decisions based on branding and governance, corporate governance.
But we'll try to suspend our doubts, to some degree, until the shirts debut in three months.
It's a weird emotional space, and to some degree you're breaking the pact between creator and audience.
These became, and still are to some degree, the measurement against which first-person games are judged.
There probably isn't really a way to tell him that won't hurt his feelings to some degree.
To some degree, I don't expect coherence from him because nothing so far has indicated policy coherence.
This suggests that gay men's anal sex role preferences are rooted, to some degree, in their biology.
Each is, to some degree, about living in — and denying — captivity in early 19th-century New Orleans.
To some degree, Michelle Cottle writes in The Times, Mr. Biden is showing signs of doing so.
To some degree, Mr. Modi is suffering from a common problem of transformational leaders: unfulfilled lofty expectations.
Because all of the candidates, to some degree, have said by 2050, we have to be better.
Yeah, to some degree it was because that was essentially the same format we did different ways.
This is, to some degree, surprising: Insurers have traditionally been pretty good at this kind of thing.
Because you're gonna determine, to some degree, how much revenue you're gonna have for the coming year.
Recognize that people have lives outside work and they are all affected to some degree, he said.
Most people have astigmatism to some degree, but it's usually unnoticeable, according to the American Optometric Association.
Yet if we're all tribal to some degree, congressional Republicans now seem to care only about tribe.
Romance follows to some degree, but word from last year's Tribeca Film Festival suggests that violence dominates.
Almost 98 percent of the homepages of the top million websites are to some degree inaccessible today.
They both, to some degree, got what they needed without having to give up what they wanted.
As the results dribble out, they will be unsatisfying to almost everyone -- at least to some degree.
That may be true to some degree, but there are ways we can all improve our empathy.
Her tough tone to some degree served as domestic political posturing ahead of elections in the fall.
ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Has anything changed with you, by getting off of the plane, to some degree?
But celebrity narratives, to some degree, were no longer being decided just by white-dominated mainstream media.
To some degree, that may explain the wave of interest ESG ETFs are now seeing, Senra said.
He added that perhaps a lower U.S. dollar "to some degree" was helping fuel the rally Wednesday.
Every social platform attracts influencers to some degree, but Instagram is the gold standard for the group.
"It was a power moment, not at all sexual," Daniels writes — and to some degree, it worked.
"To some degree I feel like the Pottery Barn Rule applies," says Pariser, the Upworthy chief executive.
To some degree, the current public conversation around sexual harassment and assault is uncharted territory for everyone.
You know, it tends to end up being like a mood, to some degree, a mood thermometer.
But I love the fact that the show to some degree is kind of sparking that conversation.
Every graduating senior is scared, to some degree, of the future, but this was on a different level.
Instead of being praised for being different, she was overlooked to some degree for not being orthodox enough.
Tate Taylor's Ma is being advertised as a stalker horror movie, and it is that — to some degree.
Bose claims that noise cancellation and audio output are both improved to some degree in the new headphones.
Sure, the purpose of the meeting today was to appease the angry voices, at least to some degree.
Privately, and to some degree publicly, Republicans seem resigned to death in November by fire or by hanging.
"The two markers the authors investigated can predict, to some degree, the treatment efficacy of antidepressants," Redei said.
According to Lewis, such communications induce a shame response in the child which is painful to some degree.
These are radically different films from radically different filmmakers, and to some degree they all defy easy categorization.
This is in part because the party has to some degree replaced its lost whites with Hispanic voters.
The College Board learned that half of the exams in its inventory had been compromised to some degree.
To some degree, you have more people united and banding together in a way that is more accessible.
To some degree, the doc just feels like a best-of montage of AI projects worth examining further.
Four of these states (Alaska, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington) already allow sales of recreational marijuana to some degree.
Most industry experts foresee higher flight prices this year—and to some degree, rising airfares are already here.
The results point to alcohol as the biggest cause for concern: To some degree, this isn't too surprising.
I could even get by inside to some degree, whereas I was bumping into things indoors with V1.
If offered a role in a roleplaying game, almost everyone ends up playing that role to some degree.
So it's not that all the costs go away; it's that the costs get shifted to some degree.
That will likely depend to some degree on the regulation in the countries it plans to sell to.
New York's coastline stretches over 520 miles, and leaves every borough open to some degree of maritime attack.
What GitHub is doing here, to some degree, is formalize this practice and wrap a product around it.
That's true for him, to some degree, but he's also very down to earth about the whole enterprise.
They adopted the forms of the Christian church, to some degree, in order to gain some breathing space.
First and foremost, he is reflecting his conference and to some degree, protecting them from a tough vote.
"The Tunnel" begins, and to some degree continues, as a hyper-faithful remake of the original Nordic production.
Their refusal so far to treat with the far right has led to some degree of parliamentary stalemate.
Accordingly, our model assumes that Senate races will track the presidential race in each state to some degree.
Skylines' view on industry has always been that it is dirty, noisy, ugly, and to some degree necessary.
These events are all "raves" to some degree, so that's the style that I end up working within.
The researchers were also able to determine the object's final shape to some degree during the printing process.
To some degree, peer pressure and client inquiries — due to greater public awareness — have contributed to the shift.
"We've at least experienced it to some degree this year," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said before the game.
And it was to some degree this sense of play and taking things apart and putting things together.
But the trends toward the money going through Google and Facebook and to some degree Amazon are accelerating.
To some degree, of course, all media start-ups think they are going to be the next Netflix.
"He can discipline himself to some degree, but you're not going to put this guy in a straitjacket."
To some degree, the sorts of things you should be doing right now depend on who you are.
For nurses, and to some degree for S.R.A.O. women like Ms. Denke, dealing with combat was their job.
I think partly it's true — what a platform does, to some degree, is introduce a lowest common denominator.
U.S. military authorities said that "six contractor-operated civilian aircraft were damaged to some degree" during the attack.
If "The Gentlemen" is a satire, to some degree, of social climbing, it isn't a particularly biting one.
Showrooms allow shoppers to test equipment to some degree, but stop short of offering full classes or instruction.
I think that rural America had concerns that maybe national Democrats didn't pick up on, to some degree.
To some degree, you control how much you pay each month and how long you'll be making payments.
As it turns out, while experts say it isn't being used, relationship prediction technology already exists to some degree.
Most digital assistants use AI to understand context to some degree, so they can respond to follow-up queries.
Thomas has remarked that she is "to some degree" appropriating herself by reproducing her source collages on stretched linen.
The complexion of the two-time defending Presidents' Trophy winners will undoubtedly change for the worse to some degree.
At least originally, Americans had much more space than did Europeans, and this is still true to some degree.
ROSS: WELL, ANYTHING THAT AFFECTS TRADE WILL BE VIEWED TO SOME DEGREE BY THE FOREIGNERS AS AN ADDED BURDEN.
While an executive action allows Harris to implement the plan to some degree, it would significantly dampen the impact.
Elton John and his husband were involved in Rocketman's production, so the result is, to some degree, his vision.
A new study of childhood cancer cases suggests that the effort has been successful, at least to some degree.
RM: Barry and I and Peter [Nieh] and Chris [Schaepe] — we'd all known each other to some degree before.
Yet if many Trump supporters are to some degree racially resentful, this may not be what primarily motivates them.
But that number, to some degree, misses where the rest of the spectrum of the evangelical church actually sits.
KLM thereby hopes to alleviate to some degree the inconvenience caused by the decision taken by the American authorities.
We all do this, to some degree, in relationships that place us at risk — we unconsciously engineer bad outcomes.
What's happening: Most AV companies plan to use teleops to some degree, including GM Cruise, Toyota, Zoox and Nissan.
This media play has been attempted to some degree with Twitter's Moments feature, but it's not a fair comparison.
It has come to serve as a barometer for the Brussels institutions, and to some degree for the continent.
Winners: Most insurers are winners to some degree, considering MA is "a friendly environment" right now for the industry.
"To some degree, this is a parent issue," says Marlo Sandler, the senior manager of government relations at Bird.
Thus, to some degree, the use of social bots might drive the outcomes of Brexit and the US Election.
I'm sure this has always been the case to some degree, but the current era is something new altogether.
While it's unclear exactly how these collaborative efforts will proceed, it's likely NASA will be involved to some degree.
To some degree it echoes the famous (and, at the time, very controversial) open-ended conclusion to The Sopranos.
Apple designed, and to some degree, still controls, the software that is making it hard to access user data.
Budget and appropriations staffers, always involved to some degree, are fully engaged to work through various proposals and options.
To some degree, Japanese startup Yukai Engineering has built just that in Qoobo, which retails for ¥10,000 (or $92).
Several of Rhode Island's New England neighbors, including Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont, have already legalized marijuana to some degree.
To some degree, Wormwood is a documentary series that is dedicated to parsing out the real differences between those.
The study also confirmed to some degree some broad stereotypes about what we expect men and women to enjoy.
But even though Christie skewered Rubio for canned responses, aren't all the candidates guilty of that to some degree?
To some degree, all personality assessment, whether visual or verbal, stalls at the uneasy intersection of art and science.
Does the recent stabilisation, to some degree, of the exchange rate suggest that we are now some distance through?
But then to some degree you get to make your own highlight reel—isn't that what an album is?
To some degree, look, I don't know if I'm successful yet, but I'm taking multiple shots at this goal.
To some degree, this isn't all that different from Google Docs or even Microsoft's own collaboration features in Office.
Alphabet "can do a better job of putting its money where its mouth is to some degree," he added.
Pence's job was to stop the slipping slope toward defeat and he most likely did that to some degree.
Energy Secretary Rick Perry told CNBC the administration is focusing to some degree on new, lower-cost nuclear technologies.
To some degree, school administrators were like generals who go to battle relying on tactics from the last war.
"It's proven that violence, to some degree, will be useful," a 30-year-old protester told Reuters in August.
The event was being run by a bunch of friendly lads who were all ex-military to some degree.
Make of that evolution what you will, but to some degree, it shows exactly how much times have changed.
"If they're waiting and anticipating, personally I think we can presume that they're obsessing to some degree," Perry says.
Marina is, to some degree, a representative woman, whose experiences reveal a deeply held prejudice hardly limited to Chile.
Google is investing $300 million to support journalism, even though it and Facebook inevitably hurt publishers to some degree.
To some degree, the more true to reality fiction is these days, the more avant-garde it will seem.
You see it to some degree of course in sports and news, but it also occurs around natural history.
The city had never seen anything like this — and, to some degree, neither had post-World War II Germany.
To some degree, the level of violence and instability in the Arab world will depend on the Saudi experiment.
To some degree, this should be expected of the Boston Symphony, an orchestra that is skilled but not showy.
No Netflix at the moment — and likely no Amazon Prime, ever, though Chromecast functionality addresses that to some degree.
So, to some degree, special advocacy is necessary in ways that would seem curious in the other performing arts.
The digital approach has been incorporated to some degree in urban to-go stores and traditional suburban models alike.
Also, exercise habits were not considered; aerobic fitness, which depends to some degree on genetics, was the variable measured.
Even though gossip is such a damaging force, it's pervasive and even tolerated to some degree in most organizations.
That figure means almost 40% of all the world's 195 nations will witness disruption and protest to some degree.
This is a significant sticking point that has flown under the radar to some degree amid the wall fight.
It found that the public, especially Republicans, think social media sites censor political viewpoints at least to some degree.
And to some degree, those same obstacles face asylum seekers staying in Mexico for the duration of their hearings.
At the same time, the sheer level of dysfunction in Venezuela is likely to restrain Washington to some degree.
So already those tools are operating somewhat independently from human control, to some degree, at least in the moment.
All can point to some degree of anti-Semitic harassment, especially since the beginning of Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
It's a universal aspect of human cognition, and all of us engage in it to some degree or another.
When you talk about black poverty here and that disparity, you've lived in both of those worlds to some degree.
It's possible that he may be right to some degree, and marijuana does cause or worsen psychosis or psychotic disorders.
Also, the destructive insect is controlled in corn and cotton in the U.S. to some degree with genetically modified crops.
"I think June, because of the British poll, is less likely to some degree than a July move," Weber said.
It's worth noting that any choice of litmus test for inclusion in the circle is, to some degree, culturally determined.
All mathematicians and machine learning engineers should consider bias to some degree, but that degree varies from instance to instance.
We know that sea ice features come and go and emperors are to some degree adapted to deal with this.
If you didn't grow up in Atlantic City, Donald Trump is probably still, to some degree, a punchline for you.
The tech to some degree is a solved problem, the time to… to learn is a hard problem to solve.
To some degree I think we've partly had some of that journey behind us and we're getting quite good feedback.
Trump, who has still not granted Zelenskiy the White House meeting he craves, has offered that support to some degree.
To some degree I'm not going to sit here and tell you that every component of that can be prevented.
"You talk about in the business, you've got to be lucky, and I've been lucky to some degree," he said.
Animals that are able to adapt to a human presence likely have coexistence figured out, at least to some degree.
It even relates metaphorically, to some degree, to the concept and reality of the Nobel Prize if you listen closely.
To some degree, it's a crowd-pleaser, but in the end, it's just another gadget to tell you the weather.
"We're all mixed race to some degree, if you grow up in this part of the world", Ms Lyday reasons.
Unfortunately, that would be the entire hour, because to some degree I'm crazy in the number of things I'm doing.
As in any successful means of living, it depends to some degree on mutually agreed-upon forgiveness (if not forgetting).
That said, quality does come into play to some degree, and some of the newest technologies continue to cause problems.
"I think the book to some degree has become what I like to call a change agent," Mr. Lewis said.
They will help dictate the tone, tenor and tempo of the confirmation hearing and, to some degree, the process itself.
In October, Senate Democrats even blocked simple debate on a bill that would have prevented sanctuary cities to some degree.
Again, members heard what they wanted, and Trump saying he was behind, well, something "100%" is helpful to some degree.
While the original Leesa addressed this to some degree, you can feel an immediate difference with the All-New version.
FARAGO The sanctions period explains, to some degree, why so many of the Iraqi artists in this show are exiles.
It's also, to some degree, a byproduct of the central role the United States plays in the global financial system.
More and more investors are suggesting or voting in favor of shareholder resolutions that hold corporations accountable, to some degree.
My last three bodies of work have used appropriation to some degree, but there's been original photographs in there too.
Nationally, there's been a push to reimagine the Republican Party through President Trump's (and to some degree, Steve Bannon's) vision.
Offsetting the risk to some degree for corporate bio VCs is the fairly strong IPO market for promising biotech startups.
Bitbucket competitors GitHub and Gitlab feature similar search features, so to some degree, Bitbucket is really playing catch-up here.
Whenever I go back on the road or do television, to some degree, I'm going back to playing that character.
We're both, to some degree, uh, uptight, and when it comes to our music we're very particular about the details.
The irony here is that the President is actually the reason the appropriations process is, to some degree, actually working.
Discomfort with a tight labor market and growing worker bargaining power is to some degree baked into the Fed's makeup.
To some degree, that's baked into the play, which has been read as anti-mob as often as anti-autocrat.
I wanted them to see how I was seeing them, and they influenced to some degree the images I made.
It was the last of the great classical trees, authoritative, profound, completely new to science and correct to some degree.
To some degree, I've said all I can say about it already—but not in the way you might think.
"I'm quite sure that supportive psychotherapy will help to some degree these patients, but now it's the opposite," he says.
Virtuoso technical rigor became what Ms. Rainer, Ms. Brown, Mr. Gordon and Ms. Hay needed to avoid to some degree.
You hire really good programmers to put that stuff there, but if reflects your taste and stuff to some degree.
Views about the role of the Bidens in the matter depend to some degree on questions about Mr. Shokin's motives.
All campaigns are to some degree an act of public manipulation, hopefully to the good, but often to the ill.
She said after Lasik, all people lose contrast sensitivity, the ability to distinguish between shades of gray, to some degree.
The creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, in 2011, has begun to rein in the industry, to some degree.
To some degree, the rapid rise is a result of lessons learned from 2260 years of building the Victory brand.
"When you're young you sometimes don't make the most optimal decisions; everybody's guilty of that to some degree," Sandgren said.
Most food is processed to some degree, but ultra-processed foods are typically much more calorie-, sodium- and sugar-packed.
B.T. mostly," referring to cognitive behavioral therapy, which focuses on changing thought patterns, "followed by time management to some degree.
Nearly every aspect of travel has been affected by the coronavirus to some degree in areas hit by the coronavirus.
Such a behavioral transformation was to some degree expected, since they were bred from the tamest members of their groups.
That makes Roth IRAs to some degree more flexible in terms of pulling money out before you're ready to retire.
They, I would imagine to some degree, are able to influence and give authority to how their games are presented.
Everyone in a Bong Joon-ho film is, at least to some degree, the victim of his or her circumstances.
And the suit itself is pressurized when they're in space, so they're already to some degree fighting against the spacesuit.
And so in a sense you need sensible political reforms to do, to some degree, to do what China did.
They backed Trump's move to weaken them to some degree, but then Trump went much too far for their liking.
Most listening bars in the United States spotlight the D.J. to some degree, and are open only in the evening.
Though none of the three took his nation's highest office, those campaign promises paid off, at least to some degree.
To some degree in the early days with technologists, what it is is a little bit like a Roschach test.
Louise, to some degree, has even more appreciation for her own life, because she knows all the spoilers are coming.
The Cambridge Analytica scandal has subsided to some degree, with Facebook's share price recovering and user growth maintaining at standard levels.
Approximately 97 percent of the country is experiencing drought to some degree, according to the Islamic Republic of Iran Meteorological Organization.
Not immediately, but within 15 years, the bulk of our work and play time will touch the virtual to some degree.
"To some degree smarter people will seek out more experiences and think about things more and enjoy considering ideas," Ritchie says.
" Still, after months during which, she said, Jon would barely speak to her, the breakup was, to some degree, "a relief.
There is at least one spinal injury that might cause paralysis to some degree, and lots of stab and puncture wounds.
"As a general rule, whenever you're getting a hyper-partisan message, bots are involved to some degree," Nimmo told BuzzFeed News.
Because to some degree you can prepare for certain types of events if you expect hostility, but were you expecting this?
Xi Thought is formally described as a summary of the "collective wisdom" of the party, and to some degree it is.
As FCC filings have confirmed, the battery is smaller on the Lite, but the smaller screensize negates that to some degree.
The metaphorical implications of "searching for God" are obvious, and the show is, to some degree, framed as a spiritual quest.
Aren't we getting closer to at least admitting to some degree that being a woman in this world has different challenges?
He says that it's out of the conceptual stage to some degree; they've already started contacting actors and working out scheduling.
Monsanto's business model for Climate, too, has shifted since the acquisition and transformed the seed company to some degree, Fraley said.
Research shows that implicit biases, whether against other races, ethnic groups, genders or religions, can be trained away to some degree.
Unless more customers suddenly enter the App Store, it's hard to imagine that ads won't decrease organic traffic to some degree.
Market forces alone will not be able to deliver that boost, because innovation and invention are to some degree public goods.
I coped with the latter by dressing in baggy black clothes and flat shoes—that put them off to some degree.
Scientists can predict the size and timing of these aftershocks to some degree, but nailing the location has always proved challenging.
To some degree, that notion is correct, but research shows that just thinking about our future self may not be enough.
"The trend in job growth likely has slowed to some degree," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
Above all else, though, it's important to remember that feelings of anxiety and fear are natural, and to some degree, inevitable.
They could also look at people who became blind in adulthood, including those who later regained their sight to some degree.
I have argued that the majority of us, billions of people around the planet, are to some degree Star Wars geeks.
She's also trademarked Kimoji, KKW Beauty and KKW Fragrance in the past ... all brands incorporate her first name to some degree.
Professional sports leagues, including the NFL, NBA, and Major League Baseball, have all invested in fantasy sports companies to some degree.
As a famous person living life in the public eye, it's inevitable that you'll be subjected to some degree of judgement.
And nearly a quarter of all Americans and 30 percent of the world's population experience nervousness to some degree about flying.
For starters, modern-day VR to some degree picks up where Kinect left off, in terms of both execution and vision.
" Oh, and she listened to Melodrama continuously while making it which she says "probably drove me to insanity to some degree.
If funds start to be locked into 50-or-100- year notes, this liquidity will have to contract to some degree.
Profitability is also supported by Suruga's proactive risk control, although to some degree it may reflect the bank's higher risk appetite.
Yubico has taken advantage of Apple giving developers more access to the iPhone's NFC chip, to some degree, in iOS 11.
These plants should give junglers - and to some degree, other players - impactful decisions to make, without tying those choices to Smite.
I understand politics, and particularly the politics of personal destruction, and you have to admit to some degree it did work.
While that may be true to some degree, I still believe there will be innovations on phones that will explode heads.
Conservation efforts are concentrated on the roughly one-fifth of vertebrate species worldwide that are ranked as endangered to some degree.
Again, from the numbers we are looking at here, it is hard to imagine that that isn't happening to some degree.
In these pieces, the speaker corresponds, to some degree, to the person described in the bio on the book's back cover.
My father is referenced in this piece as a narcissist, and to some degree so is the world of Trumpian politics.
To some degree, this ability is present on many smartphones, preventing users or attackers from corrupting key elements of the system.
He leans Moscow, but is still offset to some degree by the honorable Americans of the State Department and the Pentagon.
But to some degree, all hit TV shows succeed thanks to timing — and This Is Us was timed just about perfectly.
As a result, Hughes had trouble attracting readers, to some degree before the exodus of Peretz-era staffers and especially afterward.
While I agree that women are suffering and men must do more, to some degree, women are their own worst enemies.
Many of our most intractable economic ills can be traced to some degree to this ineluctable fact: America is getting old.
Indeed, the market drops over the last couple of months have, to some degree at least, aligned with the Fed's goals.
I think many people have this to some degree—that full-body response to something that is decidedly undeserving of it.
Every president over the past two decades has, to some degree, undermined research and injected politics into science, the report said.
To some degree, Washington will always learn how to adapt to the distinct styles, personalities and expectations of a new president.
Ultimately, all democratic political systems depend to some degree on leadership that doesn't abuse the rules of the game too much.
While most car companies do remanufacturing to some degree, the majority outsource this work or leave it to parts suppliers today.
"The date January 20th comes to mind as a deadline for trying to get this solved to some degree," Kick said.
" Ms. Goldfield: "I think the idea of special treatment for a critic is, to some degree, a thing of the past.
Both. I think their original decision to emphasize quantity of attacks over quality — so to speak — is backfiring to some degree.
When students open the exam, "I think to some degree the sticker shock — that first impression — is almost even worse," he said.
Radiology already, document searches in the legal area have become ... a lot of them have been outsourced and to some degree automated.
Effectively, that makes it impossible for any local government to avoid cooperating with the federal government to some degree on immigration enforcement.
It's a relationship that I think Crichton anticipated to some degree, but it's become much more complicated than even he could imagine.
And to some degree, no human relationship can withstand just how immense and epic Eleanor and Chidi's love is meant to be.
"I think it will be a weak quarter, but it's priced in, to some degree, in the outstanding bonds," said an investor.
Precisely which peoples were considered 'others' depended, to some degree, on the political climate of the moment and the current military campaigns.
Comments from Trend Micro echoed the sentiment to some degree, blaming the issue on network connections, along with the speakers' default setting.
I feel like that is a sign of Amazon not knowing ... they live in their world to some degree, these digital companies.
Ocasio-Cortez's victory electrified Democratic voters -- especially in their opposition to Trump, and, to some degree, the Democratic brain trust in Washington.
"But to some degree it is kind of like, okay, it hasn't yet been important for me to get involved," he continued.
And if she can already do that to some degree, then she is proud to be thought of as a role model.
While the BlackBerry Classic was a dependable presence, the security blanket must have stopped innovation to some degree at the mobile company.
They all evoke classic musicals to some degree — which helps explain the rapturous response from cinephiles — but they employ very different styles.
That now makes 33 states where the stuff is legal to some degree, and ten where devotees can go the whole hog.
And to some degree, the results of these projects may help us align our genes and our environments for optimal well-being.
"Yes, you could argue the government's being more activist to some degree and people have to be mindful of that," he said.
To some degree, Andrea was his own worst enemy as he never quite endeared himself to the fans, his teammates or coaches.
Dual-boot Chromebooks would be a weird move on Google's part, as Chrome OS is an alternative to Windows to some degree.
But for those -- that debate, that debate, to some degree, is going to be settled by the demographics in the near future.
But both of those spaces did have to mature to some degree, and stop being quite so naive in their tech utopianism.
Although every couple argues to some degree, whether they're married or not, what they argue about in their relationships can vary greatly.
A report from the Wellcome Trust, a charity, covering 140 countries discovered that only 80% of people trust vaccines to some degree.
He doesn't really work with child actors, although the Guardians of the Galaxy movies are clearly aimed toward children to some degree.
I'm really never not working — I'm always plugged in to some degree, on Instagram, on email, editing and sending photos, doing interviews.
He argued that the archbishop to some degree created his own nemesis by choosing Grivas as a tactical ally in the 1950s.
Kellman: We were assured, to some degree, that the sets of twins who had not come forward had met through social media.
"I really don't know how you prevent someone who is bent on destruction from carrying it out to some degree," he said.
To some degree, the hospitals weren't great places eitherGizmodo: Were suicide rates higher during this time since people were left to die?
I think to some degree, a return of cash and buy back stock has constrained that company, " Cramer said on "Squawk Box.
We make decisions every day that see us risk our bodies to some degree, for pleasure, for comfort, or for a thrill.
"There's still people who are trying to figure out the economic populism message to some degree, what all that means," Brownback added.
Incidentally, one other factor in the airline industry currently is, I mean, you really do have a pilot shortage to some degree.
That would essentially tighten monetary policy in the United States, obviating the need for the Fed to hike rates to some degree.
High believes that Watson's ability to do higher-level reasoning (at least to some degree), puts it beyond its competitors' capabilities today.
To some degree, Democratic hopeful Bernie Sanders is tapping into the same vein, though politically and stylistically, the two are miles apart.
To some degree, the level of uncertainty surrounding this deal is tied up in the emotions of the parties involved in it.
You saw the same thing happened in 2009 with the financials and I think to some degree, you're seeing it here too.
If you're not looking at what's not being submitted for approval and submitting it to some degree of scrutiny, then there's abuse.
I don't think it's unethical or wrong to try to get people interested in your topic by simplifying it to some degree.
I feel like every female pop act is influenced by her to some degree cause she has just made such a wave.
To some degree, everyone who appears on The Bachelorette (or any competitive reality show of similar ilk) is there to get famous.
There have been scattered indications that Mr. Trump understands that he must, to some degree, adapt his approach for the general election.
Autoimmune diabetes can be predicted, to some degree, by the appearance of certain antibodies in the bloodstream that attack one's own tissues.
After all, the similarities between Perrigo and Valeant are to some degree the result of practices that prevail across the drug industry.
The conversation Silicon Valley is comfortable having — to some degree the conversation Khanna is comfortable having — is about redistribution rather than distribution.
There are newer imaging modalities, such as 3D tomography and molecular imaging that can, to some degree, deal better with denser breasts.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, all agriculture production systems will be affected to some degree over the next 25 years.
" Users leaving Twitter: "I want people to walk away from Twitter feeling like they learned something and feeling empowered to some degree.
Nationalism is part of online culture all over the world, and I think everyone is nationalistic to some degree, more or less.
WARREN BUFFETT: They're certainly— that's a factor in all of it, I think it may even extend beyond millennials to some degree.
When speaking on world affairs, the church is not an independent institution but, to some degree, an extension of the Russian state.
Higher salaries offset higher rent costs to some degree, but millennials still must put the largest share of their income toward rent.
Despite Prayuth promising to hold nationwide polls and restore Thailand to some degree of democratic civilian government, elections have been repeatedly postponed.
To some degree, it might seem like Nixon began a movement that led to the harsh war on drugs we know today.
To some degree, Volkswagen doesn't have much of a choice in deciding whether or not it wants to invest in electric vehicles.
"I hope to some degree this is a call to action for Americans to take ownership of their financial standing," Hamrick said.
Brian Schatz of Hawaii said to some degree, the sheer number of colleagues running creates a better situation for those who aren't.
Only 6 percent of campus administrators identified as conservative to some degree, while 71 percent classified themselves as liberal or very liberal.
The rest of the media didn't behave all that differently from how we did, and to some degree probably followed our example.
The fact that you are highly experienced and already comfortable with so many of your colleagues ameliorates this issue to some degree.
Neuroscientists have known for some time that the potency of our synapses depends to some degree on how we live our lives.
The back and forth was, to some degree, a window into one thing that will always complicate matters for Democrats: President Trump.
You can hail necessary social change and complain about being, to some degree, a casualty of it, both at the same time.
To some degree, Mr. Ross helped Mr. Trump do that when some of his casinos in Atlantic City fell on hard times.
Instead, they palpably strained against following Lauer's admonition not to attack each other, and both failed in this regard to some degree.
The thing about human-made climate change is that it's human-made, which means that humans, to some degree, can unmake it.
"Yes, the U.S. should support Israel, and yes, the U.S. should be supporting, to some degree, the Palestinian Authority," Ms. Cockburn said.
To some degree, Mr. Biden may have a point: The jury is out on whether marijuana can lead to using other drugs.
To some degree, the wage hikes planned by Target are a response to a tighter labor market, where U.S. unemployment remains low.
There is fundamental support for the rally to some degree, said Tamar Essner, director of energy and utilities at Nasdaq Corporate Solutions.
The presence of Ms. Kern, a former editor at New York magazine, has to some degree assuaged publishers' fears of algorithmic tyranny.
"The law of large numbers has caught up to Apple to some degree," said Michael Olson, senior equity research analyst at Piper Jaffray.
It should be noted that introducing any device of this sort into your sleeping quarters presents an inherent privacy risk to some degree.
For example, brain size and shape is to some degree constrained by body size and the size and shape of the facial skeleton.
To some degree, the shift in messaging reflects the transition from the campaign to governing, said Shapiro, the former US ambassador to Israel.
You may have already been using it to some degree, or maybe you're just leaving it on your desktop to accumulate digital cobwebs.
All the HDJ-X headphones will be available in black and silver, feature swivel mechanisms, detachable cables, and to some degree, replaceable parts.
Like I said, if you don't know about the occult to some degree, it's hard to decipher a lot of 19th century literature.
Although the scope of those plans have shifted to some degree over the years, it's an area the company is deeply committed to.
"Basically, it's voters hate Democrats a little less than they hate Republicans, so to some degree we're the benefactor of that," she said.
"In three to five years, without question, FedEx will be a player in retail to some degree" whether through a partnership with Amazon.
Facebook has already admitted failure to some degree in allowing these ads to have been shown, and has pledged a variety of countermeasures.
I can understand a working person wanting a sense of ownership to some degree, but a marriage should be built on complete trust.
These are all tied up in a complex tangle of pathology, all of which is to some degree the legacy of historical racism.
"It certainly will counteract weak business spending to some degree," said Robert Frick, corporate economist at Navy Federal Credit Union in Vienna, Virginia.
"Unfortunately, it probably won't be enough and it will probably be paired to some degree with non-defense spending as well," he said.
Davitt said such products have distorted the VIX and to some degree have robbed the index of its effectiveness as a market barometer.
The standard of originality in intellectual property has, historically, been low, because everything, to some degree, copies at least part of something else.
However, there's a good chance that they'll be electrified to some degree--perhaps light hybrids, perhaps plug-ins with range-extending combustion engines.
As a smartphone vendor, it can assert itself over handset manufacturers, to some degree, to include extra apps and software on mobile phones.
Since then, Cohn and Trump do appear to have repaired their relationship to some degree, according to people familiar with the two men.
You and your lieutenants have access to a very large network of attractive people whom you can trust at least to some degree.
Lyft will continue to operate the network, but this move means it will also be competing, to some degree, with its own partners.
That's resulted in this dark moment that we're in, to some degree, where there's been this decaying of trust on a large scale.
Ideally, all holidays should improve our minds to some degree, clearing them, restoring them and changing how we think about places and people.
"The West, that their winter is being saved to some degree, completely has to do with this polar vortex split," Dr. Cohen said.
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She later walked her comments back to some degree, but they were notable given Gillibrand's prominence and her close relationship with the Clintons.
"I think that it would be very, very surprising if it did not transmit at least to some degree asymptomatically," Dr. Mina said.
"Right now, we have a manifesto from this individual that indicates to some degree a nexus to a potential hate crime," Allen said.
"We felt we couldn't tell the story of the book without, to some degree, telling the stories of these controversies," Mr. Simpson said.
To some degree, that's to be expected, as those who once marched now channel their energy into other activities — including running for office.
So I kept stubbornly doing what I was interested in, which is something with a fantastical element, that was speculative to some degree.
As the custom exists to some degree in China and Korea, I did not make the same mistake when I visited last year.
Many adults with sickle-cell disease are disabled to some degree, and many have brain damage, making it difficult for them to work.
Patrick: It's understandable to some degree, the moment you allow some level of political speech where do you like start drawing that line?
"We would look like, to some degree, rather silly not acknowledging the political realities that exist in Syria," said the spokesman, Sean Spicer.
It's more a story of how Piëch, and to some degree Winterkorn, established a culture where something like this could and did happen.
"The mass of these funds is on the bubble, and what will determine who lives and who dies is to some degree luck."
But high levels of uncertainty in British politics have largely been priced in by the markets, analysts said, sheltering sterling to some degree.
This would allow for their subsequent mass adoption, provided the strict USFAA legislation surrounding drone technology and usage is loosened to some degree.
His past record on abortion sets him apart, to some degree, from his competitors, and it's useful for voters to know about that.
And particularly with Putin's rise, because Putin had a very adversarial relationship or view of the US, and even paranoid to some degree.
They are to some degree natural monopolies, and they won their monopoly, in most cases, fair and square, but they are natural monopolies.
"We will find out to some degree tomorrow if the Russians are willing to come to a compromise with the Turks," Jeffrey said.
You add all that together: The problem is really an education problem, it's a poverty problem, and to some degree, it's an age problem.
By breaking into these systems — as seems to have already happened, to some degree — and changing data, hackers could wreak havoc on Election Day.
Without knowing the manufacturing processes for Android manufacturers (which all vary to some degree), it's difficult to say if they plan around battery degradation.
To some degree, the show's ultimate sense of "closure" relied upon finding a professional reason for the characters to keep up their personal relationships.
This isn't a new problem, and companies know that, to some degree, it's the price of doing business in the world's second-biggest economy.
As someone that's trying to get ahead in Hollywood as a filmmaker, I feel like it really encapsulated, to some degree, what I do.
To some degree this is a similar group to the one that's seen it's mortality go up, that's seen it's opioid use go up.
The constitutional frailty this reveals, and of which Mr Trump's election is to some degree symptomatic, has in fact been evident for some time.
I suppose you could say these are questions that to some degree haunt everybody in those Darwinian jungles where we fight for our paychecks.
Because people are gonna keep coming right and then you're also going to have your going to keep having family separations to some degree.
Although federal rules require that some products be produced to some degree in the United States, most manufacturers face pressure from cheaper competition abroad.
Isn't it to some degree incumbent on the majority party to pull some Democrats in and say, hey, what would your goals be here?
The film to some degree centers on the conversation with her mother in the hotel room, where she's sitting on the floor and weeping.
And to some degree cable news knew that and saw that and felt that and acted upon that by covering Trump intensively early on.
The Trump era of American politics is defined to some degree by controversies that are both unsurprising and, in their unprecedented context, unusually revealing.
So, you know, things that happen around the country and around the world do affect to some degree how we respond here in Cleveland.
The surprise in this analysis is that it appears likely that being capital constrained to some degree was helpful, not harmful, in that journey.
Major industries like healthcare, education and hospitality all share a focus on time to some degree and so do not exhibit rapid productivity growth.
Although the fight between American tech companies and the FBI hunting terrorists is undeniably important, to some degree it may also be increasingly moot.
Exaggerated bass is actually a thing most of us want and enjoy, and all the best-selling consumer headphones offer it to some degree.
YOU CAN UNDERSTAND THAT BECAUSE BANKS ARE GOING TO REFLECT TO SOME DEGREE THE RECESSION THROUGH THEIR P&L BECAUSE WE TRANSMIT THE ECONOMY.
Newsflash for anyone who wasn't aware: This is a very common practice, and most people in this world have experienced it to some degree.
What is the long story of CAA's rise and really long run and now decline, to some degree, tell you about Hollywood, if anything?
To some degree the answer is that many of us, although generally not the wiser older heads who built the genome project, were naïve.
Corporate power is checked to some degree by many kinds of laws and regulations, including those against unfair competition, discrimination and unsafe working conditions.
"You know, to some degree, I'm not going to sit here and tell you that every component of that can be prevented," he said.
The Avangard also depends to some degree on the development of a separate weapon that Putin mentioned in his 2018 address: the Sarmat ICBM.
They will say this is essentially the same story that black people have suffered for decades, and to some degree they will be right.
Perhaps Americans wouldn't be so worried about made-up news if they realized that all mediated information is concocted or distorted to some degree.
Pilling While some grades of cashmere are more susceptible to pilling than others, all cashmere (and wool) garments will inevitably pill to some degree.
If the institution responsible for awarding delegates is unable to follow its own set of rules, then to some degree, the rules don't matter.
In the area of controlled substances, however, federalism should be allowed to reassert itself to some degree, something Congress can partially accomplish by statute.
This is not a perfect comparison, for reasons I'll explain, but to some degree this happens to all former politicians who rejoin the fray.
Or maybe fill more seats with high school students (which is already happening to some degree, thanks to a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation).
But there's nobody else in town -- save for McConnell and, to some degree, Schumer -- who has a resume of results like Pelosi and Mnuchin.
Not everyone is as kind and caring as Jeffrey Rinek, but true-crime writers do tend to identify to some degree with their subjects.
What do you think about Trump's trade vision, which blends closing ourselves off from the world to some degree with scaling down trade commitments?
When Bowie rang me and asked me to move to London and join his band it was a leap of faith to some degree.
"School districts retain the discretion to decide whether to implement the school marshal program fully, not at all or to some degree," Birdwell said.
Each queen is, to some degree, a pawn, manipulated by opportunistic courtiers and politicians who proclaim loyalty to the sovereigns they seek to undermine.
And to some degree, a big battle requires a certain amount of chaos to convey just how desperate and lost the characters must feel.
And to some degree, abortion rights advocates have been playing defense, protesting those bills when they come up and challenging them in the courts.
Stopping it will require embracing every democratic institution that is failing to some degree (electoral infrastructure, media, local government) and trying to fix it.
"There are pockets of opportunity developing in the emerging markets and even to some degree in mid- and small-cap domestic equities, " Agati said.
It's possible that the coronavirus crisis will end the tech lash, or at least slow down or counter the tech lash to some degree.
She may still feel guilty too about her role in the breakup of your parents' marriage, which makes your resentment to some degree justified.
"To some degree, yes—to be honest," Kiciński said when asked if Cyberpunk 2077's development team would have to put in crunch hours.
Since wildfires began ravaging huge expanses of Australia late last year, about a dozen communities have become isolated to some degree, the authorities say.
In other words, if you're a New Yorker who thinks that the last few winters have been brutal to some degree, you're exactly right.
Whether Massachusetts can pull of its ambitious plans will depend to some degree on local issues — and not everyone in the area is enthusiastic.
One analyst said Beijing may have been motivated to allow a concession in order to begin reining in the nationalistic rhetoric to some degree.
And I hope it doesn't to some degree because it reminds us constantly every day of how important and how critical our everyday treatment.
"To some degree, this is foreseeable, because you're bringing a lot of people and housing them in tight spaces for long periods," Persse said.
Besides, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo are all planning to conduct stocks buyback and increasing divident to some degree.
And to some degree, any initial release of an album or single by a former One Direction member was going to be hugely newsworthy.
Amid the PC industry's downturn in the early 2000s, Gateway started outsourcing to some degree basically to keep the bulk of the company afloat.
Microsoft's power in enterprise software is blunted to some degree by other old giants like IBM, Oracle and SAP, plus newer players like Salesforce.
BROADCOM CONTINUES ITS BID TO BUY RIVAL TO SOME DEGREE, LET'S JUST SAY IT, SAME SECTOR AND RAISING ITS BITS TO $82 A SHARE.
"I'm brainwashed," she writes, acknowledging that her success has, to some degree, alienated her from the people she identifies with and cares about most.
"I'm brainwashed," she writes, acknowledging that her success has, to some degree, alienated her from the people she identifies with and cares about most.
Although the Warren plan would not arrest the exorbitant cost of graduate school, it has provisions that could limit unintended consequences to some degree.
And I think that kind of gets to the nature of evil to some degree, which is that it's usually both inexplicable and pointless.
Any focus on job loss is potentially misleading, because "dirty" job losses are, to some degree, offset by the creation of other, "cleaner" jobs.
SR: Conscientiousness, for instance — or maybe you want to call it grit — can probably compensate to some degree for having a slightly lower intelligence.
Most people don't have a tremendous gastrointestinal experience after their tasty frozen treat, but I think almost everyone is lactose-intolerant to some degree.
I'm going to own this much of the company, and you guys are going to be along for the ride to some degree. Yeah.
To some degree, that's even true: Most anyone can sign up for a Facebook account and blast their missives to friends around the world.
But it's not a conversation we are having because it is an area that is still, in our society today, taboo to some degree.
But once Trump got started, she couldn't just ignore what was going on, and she had to speak about identity issues to some degree.
Trump and Attorney General William Barr have tried to twist the investigation's findings, and to some degree they have succeeded in creating a deceptive impression.
It seems that the world has been consumed, to some degree or another, with the undead curse that plagued all human beings in Dark Souls.
The barrio was usually presented as a one-dimensional hellscape devoid of complexity, full of violence, deprivation and despair—and to some degree, that's true.
In such cases, the rising cost of oil to countries that must import it is offset, to some degree, by increased demand for their exports.
Virtually every politician relies on wealthy backers to some degree, but Mr. Rubio is making the most concerted effort to court them as a constituency.
Instead of Android Auto (and to some degree, CarPlay), BMW is focusing on A2A (Apps for Auto), which is part of the company's ConnectedDrive platform.
That model would be eventually replicated, to some degree, across all of Apple's nearly 500 stores, Ahrendts said, starting with its most heavily trafficked spots.
And, of course, to some degree what is new here is Trump's frequent use of Twitter, a medium that is unfettered, unfiltered, and often unadulterated.
Butt points out that a huge majority of cannabis products tested are found to be contaminated to some degree with pesticides and other unwanted compounds.
"I have to some degree underestimated the difference between shaking the hand of a head of state and having a check written," Negroponte finally admitted.
"To me, biking 365 miles in a single day without support, resembles – as best I can do so – that journey to some degree," he says.
To some degree that's for Congress for decide, and the Supreme Court might defer to legislators who conclude that a president is unfit to serve.
Google, Facebook and Apple all rely to some degree on their products being sold through Amazon, despite each also having tensions with the retail giant.
We still don't know what effect this compound will have on humans, but there's good reason to believe it'll work, at least to some degree.
Also, if you build up pressure in your bladder, it can affect kidney function, and in some cases lead to some degree of kidney failure.
"An open question for a lot of this, given the shift we saw in 2016, is: Will things revert back to some degree?" he said.
Whatever the truth, when operating at as high a level as Taylor, to some degree, every move you make is calculated PR to some extent.
"It is to some degree a litmus test as to how serious the Germans are about common defence and close Franco-German cooperation," he said.
The GOP will probably bring a fair amount of questions on the scandals, but Republican senators are also likely to defend Pruitt to some degree.
Russia, Cuba and, to some degree, Venezuela's major creditor, China, have been using Venezuela as a platform for expanding their strategic interests in the hemisphere.
While all Chinese media outlets are to some degree state-controlled, it lacks a politics-saturated bureaucracy because it is a start-up, he said.
"We expect coal to be a bit more stable moving forward and that's dependent on natural gas pricing and to some degree weather," Fritz said.
Some will say that it is obvious that Russian activities helped Trump at least to some degree, because the leaked emails embarrassed the Clinton campaign.
For most of their kids, the treatment has helped to some degree, but they also recounted sometimes-severe side effects and delays getting the medication.
To some degree, the same thing that made me successful and that allowed me to survive stuff is that my emotional wiring isn't fully connected.
Their public statements -- to some degree taunting the President with the clear belief they hold the leverage in the current dynamic -- bear that position out.
STEIN They did want it to be bold, to some degree, so that it would get noticed as being a strong part of the show.
Nowadays, a writer like Rakha can publish in Egyptian, but to some degree it's too late, because people rarely read Arabic books of any sort.
The conversation reflected a very real pattern in groups of female friends in which we somehow always end up talking about sex to some degree.
Big dumb action flicks cropped up left and right, boasting soundtracks dependent, at least to some degree, on nu metal heavies and alt rock safeties.
We all participate in this cycle, to some degree or another; the pseudo-democratization of voice through platforms like Twitter have made us all pundits.
That would make the core business of private equity — buying and selling companies, in deals financed to some degree with borrowed money — much more difficult.
Partiality to your own kind, for minorities, is to some degree a response to the sense that you need to stick together against majority prejudices.
Apps like Netflix, Zoom, Slack, and even Postmates rely on AWS to some degree or another to provide the server infrastructure that powers their services.
Each of them has succeeded as a fighter alongside the men around them; each of them has, to some degree, overtly rejected displays of femininity.
Yet Trump's tweet increased the odds of a shutdown, to some degree, by laying out a marker and inviting Democrats to call the president's bluff.
Their work has been, to some degree, investigative: correcting mistakes in outdated or obscure published scores, and unearthing pieces that haven't been heard for decades.
But he's playing for an end game that protects his vulnerable members, yet pacifies the President's closest allies (and to some degree, the President himself).
Political affiliation is playing a role in Americans' level of economic confidence, but conditions have been so strong most Americans are confident to some degree.
In Europe, by contrast, Mr. Trump's words this week have not "opened people's eyes because to some degree they were open already," Mr. Sheinwald said.
Terry McAuliffe of Virginia, one of 45 states that allow the open carrying of rifles in public to some degree, most without a permit required.
But it's very important to House Republicans -- and to some degree was a measure of negotiating leverage, should any gun bills move in the Senate.
OPEC has historically relied on diplomatic persuasion and, to some degree, public finger pointing, said Andrew Slaughter, executive director of Deloitte's Center for Energy Solutions.
That perception has lessened, to some degree, in the 2020 campaign, as Sanders has spoken out strongly on issues like abortion rights and equal pay.
What I want the play to convey is the possibility of communication around race and fairness and, to some degree, class in an American city.
And strategists in both parties said the reaction, to some degree, reflects the degree to which Mr. King has become a millstone for his party.
It likely wouldn't solve all problems — racial bias, for one, is likely to be present to some degree no matter how well cops are trained.
It's not like you would want to renovate the entire show at that level but you can include to some degree to a late date.
Trump's consistent pressure on Beijing to help suffocate North Korea's economy in light of its rapidly advancing nuclear program could be working to some degree.
"To some degree it's good timing, from the Ukrainians' point of view," Tim Stanley, senior managing director for Russia at Control Risks, told CNBC on Tuesday.
This mix can, to some degree, be sorted at plants like Newby, enabled by clever technology which uses optical sensors and magnets to separate materials automatically.
These were the heady days of mobile, when tech was still an underdog to some degree and the backlash about its ills had yet to surge.
Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram all went down to some degree at about the same time around 11AM ET on March 13th, affecting users around the world.
I think that that's, to some degree, that's like a normal thing that we just need to deal with and expect that that's going to happen.
I think the government needs to strike a balance between the two sides that will appease, at least to some degree, both sides of the argument.
Nick Drake may have experienced depression earlier that day, or in that general time of 20063, but everyone does in a general time, to some degree.
You can use these interchangeably to some degree, but for all sorts of reasons, it's best to use the allotted wattage for the device category intended.
And to some degree, that feels like an artifact of it coming out of a short film that covered the most necessary bases of the story.
To some degree I think this idea of going in the direction of blockchain authentication is less gated on the technology and capacity to do that.
I may be a blogger/reporter/writer/occasional internet loudmouth today, but I also identify as a scientist, and to some degree as a serious academic.
"I think what has happened to some degree is you have veteran teachers really feeling disrespected over what has happened in 2013 to today," Maher said.
Isn't the cost of taking on the Chinese and retaliating to some degree a possible slowdown in some of the international stocks that are based here?
Many took to social media platforms like WeChat and Weibo with Winnie the Pooh memes, as the animated bear resembles President Xi Jinping to some degree.
"Right now we have a manifesto from this individual that indicates to some degree that it has a nexus to a potential hate crime," Allen said.
But when you're on the island, and everybody is deceiving you to some degree, how do you know which of these lying liars is lying less?
While some of the leaders, like United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May, are politically conservative, each leader or government supports fighting climate change to some degree.
ET, Lambeau Field, Green Bay Critical matchup: Aaron Rodgers beats the pass rush with mobility and a split-second release, which downplays protection to some degree.
There are portions where we can play whatever we want, but for these last three albums, every single passage has been mapped out to some degree.
Those technologies are (to some degree) here already; what Y Combinator is asking for from startups and entrepreneurs are the next generation of geo-engineering technologies.
The series is clearly still trying to build hype to grow its fan base and audience, relying to some degree on publicity stunts to do that.
"Greater returns are warranted to some degree, and it's what everyone ultimately wants," said Bennelong Australian Equity Partners manager Julian Beaumont, who manages shares in BHP.
I think sexually explicit art is very polarizing, but I'd imagine that the people who enjoy my art are already consumers of pornography to some degree.
There's other areas where there's, like I think every device is being, to some degree, is ultimately going to be a connected part of the cloud.
But because a Grand Prix weekend covers three days and involves loud, heavily vibrating and, to some degree, polluting cars, that dream has rarely been realized.
The populist wave sweeping the developed world is rooted to some degree in all of this: hamstrung governments, powerful companies, buoyant markets and widening wealth gaps.
Here are some of the key takeaways from the report:Every social platform attracts influencers to some degree, but Instagram is the gold standard for the group.
"While generally stable, the national jobs index dropped slightly in October, undoubtedly impacted to some degree by those communities recently disrupted by natural disasters," said Mucci.
Then there is Mr. Trump's conviction, shared to some degree on each side of the Atlantic, that Europe should pay more for collective defense in NATO.
The measure — which is supported by many governments, by the aviation industry and to some degree by environmental groups — is expected to be approved by Oct.
In a statement, Robert Kyncl, YouTube's chief business officer, suggested that Mr. Cohen's role was, to some degree, to be a bridge to the music world.
"Right now we have a manifesto from this individual that indicates to some degree that he has a nexus to a potential hate crime," Allen said.
To some degree, that makes sense: no one wants to deter people from taking drugs that may save their life or lift them out of disability.
They all work to some degree, but they require far more effort than I'd like to invest on the most cooking-intensive day of the year.
The Conrad form is to some degree the same, with Marlow collating the story from numerous testimonies, as well as supplying a parallel "making of" commentary.
That evens out the playing field to some degree and makes it cheaper for some plants to use higher-sulfur coal from other states, particularly Illinois.
It looked like Democrats were heeding this finding at least to some degree, focusing on the "culture of corruption" in Trump's administration instead of Russia collusion.
The massacre, which the vast majority of historians say happened to some degree, has long been a highly contested issue in relations between China and Japan.
And to some degree, that is true — anybody who sits close, in an unprotected seat, and spends the entire time on a cellphone is acting recklessly.
The report finds the tech sector affects every congressional district to some degree, with three-quarters of all districts having had 1,000 or more patent filers.
Welcome to Bummertown is full of jokes, and to some degree the whole thing is a joke, but it is also a document of game development.
That may be true to some degree, but he undoubtedly produced two of jazz fusion's greatest records in Bitches Brew (1970) and On the Corner (1972).
To some degree, such laws, which most legal experts agree are unconstitutional under Roe, may be efforts to get the Supreme Court to revisit the decision.
You could quite feasibly suggest that in one line there, he summarizes the record's mission statement (and indeed, to some degree, his entire project since 2013).
To some degree, that has been the promise of virtually any other cloud storage service, too, but nobody else has taken this idea this far yet.
You said she has to write her mother and her father off to some degree, but how much does she understand that it wasn't June's fault?
The letter brings the issue of sexual misconduct back into the presidential race at a time when it has, to some degree, fallen by the wayside.
To some degree, their work was a move away from the precipice to which he had brought dance — and where his work remains: taxing, challenging, complex.
The rating system potentially benefits gentrifiers on neighborhood factors, but its two-pronged approach balances that to some degree by also looking at a student's school.
Each unit is partitioned to some degree by an additional plane or by two parallel ones; all slant diagonally down and inward, but at different angles.
The mirrored surfaces of her art, and the multiple perspectives and reflections they afford, stand to some degree as a symbol of Ms. Farmanfarmaian's rich life.
Most states curb the voting rights of former felons to some degree; an estimated six million people nationwide are barred from voting because of felony convictions.
Before the Vision Fund era, it was considered not only stupid to fund competing companies (why pay for your own competition?), but, to some degree, unethical.
It has managed to rebound to some degree, thanks in part to the decision to open its doors to the gaming public, E3's bottom line.
When Mr. Trump spoke some words his predecessor had been careful not to utter, "radical Islamic terrorism," supporters knew it already had changed to some degree.
"I want to put prisoners in control to some degree of their release date, but I want it to be a true incentive system," he says.
The team sits in first place in the National League East, and Zimmerman, the franchise pillar, is benefiting — at least to some degree — from Murphy's example.
To some degree, the reason is that Oxitec is a profit-seeking venture and Esvelt wears his political opposition to corporate science like a neon badge.
"I think there's a rightful hesitation about removal from office, because obviously you have to consider that to some degree you're overturning an election," Cox said.
DB's planned revenue improvements rely, to some degree, on moderately improving macroeconomic conditions, notably gradually increasing interest rates and resilient costumer activity in DB's securities businesses.
People could "become telepathic to some degree," thanks to neural interface technologies that are being developed, according to the Royal Society, the UK's Academy of Sciences.
"Debris fields, though subject to some degree of dispersal by the elements, generally tend to make landfall in close proximity," the group said in a statement.
Ceaseless development is certainly not good in and of itself, but it does, at least to some degree, speak to the prevailing sentiment of a people.
And so it's still worse for the one who's suffering, but the person who's with them may feel alone, and to some degree they are alone.
House of Cards needs to deal with Frank to some degree, and it especially needs to deal with Claire and Doug's complicated feelings about the man.
Both detractors and supporters agree that it doesn't do enough, and it seems to me that both of those ideas miss the point to some degree.
Thirty-six states have hate crimes laws listing disability to some degree, but that doesn't mean they are actually using the laws actively in disability-related crimes.
For artists, entering politics as a participant means we must — to some degree — acknowledge the usefulness and necessity of political power, and make peace with using it.
"Body hair tends to grow more heavily in men than women, but hair on the buttocks develops, to some degree, in everyone," dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, explains.
But old media outlets can offer lessons too: many publications in Europe, including The Economist, have ownership structures that isolate them to some degree from commercial interests.
"There's fee compression, the commoditization of asset management to some degree, boomers retiring and millennials moving up — all of this accelerates the solution toward advice," he said.
I just take it at face value that Trump is a deeply corrupt person, who I'm sure is compromised by Russian oligarchs or criminals to some degree.
Gods and Monsters, a game that we've seen barely anything of, but what Ubisoft has characterized as their riff on Breath of the Wild to some degree.
The shop itself, in Soho, looks adorable, its print catalogue is sumptuous—but social media knits all these experiences together, and makes them to some degree indistinguishable.
To some degree, it's like the basis for a modern puppet show, since you can take total control and have your robotic companion play out various scene.
Out east, based in Tobruk, is another government, based around the House of Representatives and dominated to some degree by the military figure of General Khalifa Haftar.
Nevertheless, that's what we're told, that ISIL's morale, and to some degree its strategy, its ideological cohesiveness, is still very much embodied in the leadership of Baghdadi.
Insurance has helped the couple and their 3-year-old child to some degree, but the family started the GoFundMe page for help in meeting other expenses.
It's good news for Democrats, but basically, it's voters hate Democrats a little less than they hate Republicans, so to some degree we're the benefactor of that.
Ayer, meanwhile, threw considerable shade at the big-studio process and even his own movie, to some degree, during the Friday panel for his Netflix film Bright.
Google is incentivized to regulate the Play Store for Android apps to some degree, but since it's in the advertising business itself, there's a limit to that.
To some degree, you have stocks moving so much together that it makes it harder and harder to find companies that are trading on their own fundamentals.
This became the creative mold at Telltale, where former employees say every new game was — to some degree — trying to recapture the spark of The Walking Dead.
To some degree, this is common sense: An expansion in health insurance has made it easier for some people to pay for a form of health care.
To some degree, the fact that terrorist groups have been trying to install bombs in electronic devices is a testament to the success of advanced security techniques.
And it was made more complicated to some degree Thursday night when the White House sent over its proposed list of options to pay for the increases.
" What kind of advice is that, like "don't be true to yourself, just try to mold yourself to the market to some degree that isn't actually true.
I don't know if that question really has an answer — aren't all price tags on restaurant food debatable to some degree at the end of the day?
Instead, a collective sense of apathy seemed to permeate Havana, a feeling that appeared to have been fostered, at least to some degree, by the government itself.
"To some degree, you don't fix what's not broken, and the relationship is extraordinary and doesn't, I don't think, need some set of revolutionary concepts," he said.
Analysts at HSBC think that imbalance is likely to have rectified itself to some degree in November, and they forecast a hefty rise in output in particular.
To some degree, mutual funds are simply getting it wrong, but it is also harder for stocks to move higher if everyone is already in the trade.
I think that the really natural, kind of organic relationship that developed between us, that probably to some degree is reflected in the dynamics of the film.
There's a lot of special jargon associated with fanfiction, and with the practice of "shipping," mainly because the vast majority of fanfic involves shipping to some degree.
"I know describing something as a 'musical journey' is pretty naff but I feel it applies here, at least to some degree," says vocalist/guitarist Jock Norton.
If a drug company says it will offer Medicaid a discount as required by federal law, the program is supposed to cover their medicines to some degree.
Even if she doesn't try to throw her weight around, her political organization will, to some degree, help set the agenda of the Democratic Party going forward.
And it is an America which despises his position on guns and other issues and to some degree sees him as the high avatar of liberal sensibilities.
"To some degree the SEC's interpretation has been criticized unfairly," Richard Ketchum, chief executive officer of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority said in an interview with Reuters.
We never find out much about him or his background, as he dodges being known and, to some degree, cherished, held: to be vulnerable would be death.
To some degree, the U.S. is already doing that by holding increasingly large military exercises with ally South Korea that include rehearsals for regime change in Pyongyang.
To some degree this position was forced on Valeant, as investors in the high-yield debt markets have become far less accommodating to the company than before.
Indeed, scholars have observed that Justices who have served on the Court before becoming Chief Justice change their voting patterns to some degree after becoming Chief Justice.
We'd all been written off to some degree by some area of society; we all, to some extent, had been told we weren't gonna amount to much.
"To some degree we do have a system today, but we would like to expand it to the strategic infrastructure and to private companies," he told Reuters.
When asked why he would rule out Clinton and not Trump, Kasich said "because I'm a Republican," adding that is "to some degree" due to party loyalty.
The fact that The Times did respond, to some degree, to the organization's change of focus was largely because of a growing cadre of African-American reporters.
Looking back, I see that the downfall of that era — one that had existed, to some degree, in professional cycling for nearly a century — was long overdue.
To some degree, I'm looking for people who are an A+ in one or two things, and they can be Ds in a couple of other things.
A sense of order amid the chaos While all kids are feeling nervous to some degree, those whose schools are canceled are likely to be extra unsettled.
All of that can, to some degree, go quiet when you have a hangover because you have only one main objective, which is to survive this pain.
They adjust to some degree to life in America and to the individualistic ethos of American education, but the experience also affirms their sense of Chinese identity.
Her New York victory last year was the culmination of a career that inspired — and, to some degree, drove — a golden age of American female distance running.
The Shanghai-based company has agreed to sell to Jinri Toutiao, a Chinese media startup that had already bought Flipagram, which competed to some degree with Musical.
MZ: To some degree, if the community—if we hadn't served a lot of people, then I think that some of this stuff would be less relevant.
Call me old-fashioned, but the curmudgeonly part of me feels that all crossword constructors should be able to construct crosswords (to some degree) without computer assistance.
Ms. Kalman's images are almost invariably based, to some degree, on photographs — whether of art, events, accomplished people or famous monuments — sometimes taken by Ms. Kalman herself.
It's safe to presume that disillusionment with Mr. Obama's record, even as people continued to admire him personally, is, to some degree, reflected in these turnout figures.
" "To some degree, Buttigieg has offered a more palatable message to them," Bolkcom said, on health care and other policies, "and he's been rewarded here for it.
"Regardless of generation or age, these days, men are invested in their appearance to some degree," said Brendan Gough, professor of social psychology at Leeds Beckett University.
That Mr. Macron is such an unknown underscores his unusual position in a French election that, to some degree, is a referendum on the future of Europe.
"I think to some degree it's going to depend on whether something comes out of these investigations," First said of how the next decade will shake out.
Acrylic was the most common plastic fiber found in these festive sweaters -- with 44% made entirely from the material and three-quarters containing acrylic to some degree.
Last week at CES, the fine folks at Kickstarter introduced me to the founders of a trio of crowdfunding companies that fit the bill to some degree.
Though globalization and increasing levels of global wealth have reduced the variation between international and domestic asset performance to some degree, having international exposure is still key.
Tesla's shares went down 2.39% at the close, hitting the lowest price since Jan 12, however, share prices rebounded to some degree during the after-hour trading.
"For some time we've had questions around the spend environment around EU and to some degree North America banks," said Darrin Peller, an analyst with Wolfe Research.
To some degree, trade liberalization — including those deals that Mr. Trump and Bernie Sanders railed against — has encouraged countries like China to engage in anti-competitive practices.
I'm sure, to some degree, the Biden folks would rather not have to deal with the president's corruptible behavior … But they're stuck in the middle of it.
"There is still hope in the market that the number of cases has stabilized to some degree," said Jon Adams, investment strategist at BMO Global Asset Management.
The level of scrutiny is such in the modern game that it exacted an emotional toll on the Warriors that the Bulls, to some degree, happily avoided.
And to some degree, you can hear these same type of contortions in Parker's talk of healing and wisdom and morality and being a person of faith.
To some degree Trump would be a real gift to people who write comedy, but everyone I know who writes comedy professionally is really dismayed about Trump.
"Systems and parties are still disjointed; there are a lot of silos and you can to some degree automate or connect every part of that process," Fletcher said.
Setting aside careerist calculation, Hartley did also subscribe to some degree (as did Williams and their friend Ezra Pound) to the racist and populist impulses behind the Regionalism.
But I bet most men have, at some point in their lives, to some degree, behaved in ways they can recognize as uncomfortably close to that Ansari story.
"The IMF does to some degree take these factors into account, but in general, it tends to favor a quick and front-loaded adjustment," he told Business Insider.
"We had, to some degree, a self-selected set of people who were mostly males, I'll admit, and yes, we were pretty tough on each other," Gates said.
"Social media and, to some degree, online news in general, are short form and there are some positives, because it forces people to focus their message," said Zuckerberg.
Fifty-two percent support the approach at least to some degree, versus 46 percent who oppose it, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll from January 2014.
To some degree, the housemates have to be serious about finding their "real" match — and in the show's parlance, that means following your heart rather than your libido.
He is enraged by suspicions that his campaign was, to some degree, in cahoots with Russians who—in the view of America's intelligence agencies—interfered with the election.
All Wi-Fi devices are to some degree susceptible to the vulnerabilities making them ripe for data theft or ransomware code injection from any malicious attacker within range.
Since it's based on layering loops, or grooves, the Maschine MK3 is great for recording song ideas quickly, and to some degree, finessing them directly from the hardware.
Those are the most exciting and sometimes horrifying five words in the English language for presidential candidates, campaign workers, and to some degree, yeah, the people of Iowa.
The equity market has recovered from its lows earlier this year, said William Baruch, chief market strategist at iiTrader, and has moved, to some degree, along with oil.
The drug is already being used to some degree in order to boost productivity and creativity, especially in Silicon Valley where hipsters and working are all the rage.
The key to launching a successful robotics startup is focusing on the practical ways in which technology can positively augment our lives — and, to some degree, getting lucky.
Matt Damon could play Bourne in his sleep — and to some degree, this film so thoroughly strands him in nonsensical story points that he might as well be.
It is a tool we carry from a very young age, if not from birth; even children who are congenitally blind naturally gesture to some degree during speech.
To some degree it worked: when Russian or Syrian government warplanes bombed it in two waves of air strikes on Sunday, nobody inside the cave was seriously hurt.
So, we feel, to some degree, as long as there are economies that are growing somewhere and there's an appetite for great design, we'll have a great business.
The snow testing is, to some degree, a side effect of Ford's home base in Michigan, where wintry conditions are unavoidable for several months out of the year.
To some degree, these new technologies clear a path for publishers who want to be featured in Google's Top Stories carousel on mobile without having to use AMP.
Top challenges that are faced in the UK startup scene center around concerns about human resources – recruitment challenges, visa/travel restrictions, and rising social intolerance (to some degree).
To some degree, all successful entrepreneurs have problems with authority, which is why they are so eager to demolish the status quo and replace it with something else.
"I think taking anything on or off the table is in itself limiting your options to some degree, so I'm not even going to discuss that," he said.

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