Not every stock appreciated to the same degree, of course.
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"It makes sense to screen them to the same degree."
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Those, you don't find to the same degree on Google Shopping.
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So has Mr. Trump, if not nearly to the same degree.
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But the program never took off to the same degree as Prime.
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For one to win, the other must lose to the same degree.
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And he was wrong to the same degree that he was right.
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Moreover, regulation is not needed to the same degree at all times.
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So it definitely worked, just not as fast — or to the same degree.
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Independents strongly opposed the policy, just not to the same degree as Democrats.
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Neither of the hurricanes impacted Puerto Rico to the same degree as Maria.
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Maybe in two billion years we will find it to the same degree.
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It's completely our responsibility as humans, albeit not all to the same degree.
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In Charlotte, Putney also vowed to be transparent — just not to the same degree.
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California's scrub-filled canyons are also primed for fire, but not to the same degree.
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Presumably, Tunisians are as discomfited by insects to the same degree as English people are.
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"That employment doesn't exist to the same degree that it did before," Strohl told CNN.
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Honda's rivals, such as Ford, were not reining in costs to the same degree, Chao said.
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They still have not fled to the same degree they have abandoned active mutual funds generally.
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I imagine opponents didn't have quite the same problem, or at least to the same degree.
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These policies will not necessarily cover the same benefits or extend coverage to the same degree.
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Britain hasn't endured austerity to the same degree as Greece, where cutbacks were swift and draconian.
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"They no longer keep learning and growing to the same degree," potentially hampering new feminist thinking.
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Diane Arbus revolutionized portraiture, but her numerous imitators cannot command our interest to the same degree.
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That shift in risk perceptions does not occur to the same degree in advanced economies, she found.
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However, not everyone has the same trigger foods, and not everyone is triggered to the same degree.
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But the woman herself was vaccinated, though not to the same degree as many people are now.
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As a result, Hutterite children aren't exposed to farm animals to the same degree that Amish children are.
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The home maker community apparently hasn't caught on in that country to the same degree it has here.
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As adults, our skin cells can still do this to an extent, but nowhere to the same degree.
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Thus far, because the debates only include Democratic candidates, that issue has not arisen to the same degree.
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They weren't on the same – to the same degree, but that turned out to be a huge one.
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Every single record is doing that to the same degree, relative to where I was at in my brain.
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Women in general, of course, struggle to be compensated in the workplace to the same degree as their male peers.
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The culture is perfectly clear that it's gendered — men don't [feel the need to] do it to the same degree.
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European stock markets struggled to bounce to the same degree, with the pan-European Eurostoxx down marginally on the day.
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"The liquidity available for incremental investment by MLPs just is not there to the same degree as before," he said.
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But few other OPEC members are pulling back to the same degree, ClipperData's Matt Smith told CNBC earlier this month.
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First, Mr. Trump's unpopularity has not affected down-ballot races to the same degree that it has his own race.
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Other risky assets, most notably US stocks, have rebounded since then, though not nearly to the same degree as oil.
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It is disingenuous to argue that athletic excellence "shows and develops character" to the same degree it might once have.
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While it's still early in the game, there's no sign yet it's caught on to the same degree as TikTok.
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Some claimed that online networks were unable to stir political action to the same degree as traditional, face-to-face interactions.
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It's nowhere near as strong as on Sony's full-size headphones, and it doesn't mute your surroundings to the same degree.
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Dujana is seen as popular among some Kashmiri locals especially the young, although not to the same degree as Burhan Wani.
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And it bothers the left that his MSNBC and CNN competitors do not resonate with the public to the same degree.
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That's not a feeling I often experience, at least not to the same degree, in games by other first-party developers.
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That sort of response likely wouldn't have happened to the same degree if the show had premiered even 10 years earlier.
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Meanwhile, other kinds of exercise also reliably benefited life expectancy, the researchers found, but not to the same degree as running.
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" Romney then added, "I don't know why I'm not afflicted to the same degree as perhaps others are in that regard.
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Her power serving and her serving under pressure are weapons that no other great player has possessed to the same degree.
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Dudley's team did find an association between HSV-1 and Alzheimer's, just not to the same degree as HHV-6A and HH7.
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One study showed that video games raise dopamine to the same degree that sex does, and almost as much as cocaine does.
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We need a law that would require health insurers to cover these treatments to the same degree that they now cover pharmaceuticals.
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Response and mitigation actions cannot be made routine to the same degree that they are for other natural disasters such as hurricanes.
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First of all, millennials simply aren't getting married as soon or to the same degree as the generations that came before them.
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Ms. Klobuchar released hers in May, though it did not detail its enforcement to the same degree as the other plans did.
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But muffin tins also work, though the popovers will be more compact and dense, and will not puff to the same degree.
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Not every runner responds to Vaporflys to the same degree, so it is possible they did not help Mr Kipchoge so much.
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Why is Dong Nguyen, the developer of overnight success Flappy Bird, not considered an auteur to the same degree as Jonathan Blow?
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These aren't the kind of speed tests that'll leave your eyes wide open in disbelief to the same degree as millimeter wave.
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Overall, the white vote is increasingly becoming more Republican, although not to the same degree that non-white voters break for Democrats.
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But whatever the reason, there is no doubt that Doby is in fact deserving of recognition to the same degree as Robinson.
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Rennie says it's also important to recognize and respect that not everyone is going to want to expose themselves to the same degree.
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That said, some roaches are evolving ways to avoid traps, though not to the same degree that they are evolving resistance to pesticides.
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The white ceramic Essential Phone is far less likely to show smudges and fingerprints to the same degree as the shipping black model.
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"Although skin moisturizer with SPF does provide sun protection, our research suggests that it's not to the same degree as sunscreen," said McCormick.
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However, these funds also have the potential to incur significant losses, which can be magnified to the same degree as their potential gains.
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Therefore I am more intelligent than the average human, to the same degree that the average human is more intelligent than a chimpanzee.
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That these jokes aren't terribly funny—at least not to the same degree as Trump's own Twitter feed—is almost beside the point.
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Democrats have done it, but not to the same degree that Republicans, who control the great majority of statehouses, have done in recent years.
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The obligation to be an authority on queerness for white celebrities doesn't exist to the same degree simply because there are more of them.
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We are at the point where we actually need to open up in Europe for competition and it isn't happening to the same degree.
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The Republicans don't care about the consequences of their actions to the same degree and will always be willing to metaphorically shoot the hostage.
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By prioritizing user experience to the same degree it values high-quality content, Spotify is well-positioned to grow its share of podcast listening.
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This year's version, albeit not to the same degree as Millsap, might be Stony Brook's Warney, who has adequate size and outstanding production. 6.
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JWST is the successor for the Hubble telescope and it is expected to revolutionize astronomy to the same degree that the Hubble telescope did.
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It turns out that we have not dehumanised each other to the same degree as the Palestinians and the Israelis; it only feels that way.
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Even if this one mutation can explain their spines, it likely doesn't affect all the breeds to the same degree or in the exact way.
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Journalists working on a tight deadline might be disinclined to vet a body language expert to the same degree that they would, say, an economist.
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"Not everybody is affected to the same degree," said David Dinges, a sleep researcher who teaches at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine.
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If you're low-IQ, you're less likely to succeed to the same degree that a kid from a poor family is less likely to succeed.
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It is no coincidence that their businesses do not rely on the collection of personal data to the same degree that most internet companies do.
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"The larger question is whether those tools will be used in the same way and to the same degree as they have been," he said.
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Even the notion of trying to deter Russia by hacking their grid to the same degree that they've hacked ours introduces serious potential for unintended consequences.
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This time, however, schools that could attract students from abroad did not have to cut expenditures or raise tuition to the same degree as other universities.
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That meant that eliminating air pollution could increase life expectancy in some cities to the same degree as if scientists had found a cure for cancer.
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Still, in many ways Trump of course isn't a typical Republican candidate, and that he might not benefit to the same degree that ordinary Republicans might.
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Evidence continues to mount that health problems may appear with long-term, chronic vaping, though possibly not to the same degree as seen with tobacco cigarettes.
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Some critics of school choice say that because not all families can take advantage of it to the same degree, it ought to be cut back.
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Given the success Jordan had this year with "Get Out," do you feel any burden to succeed to the same degree in something of your own?
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But only in the last decade have Hollywood A-listers been willing to let a consumer brand define them to the same degree as a movie role.
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For many years, women in the MBA program at Harvard failed to achieve honors status (known as Baker Scholars) to the same degree as their male counterparts.
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And across the whole of the developed world only Russia is being deinstitutionalized to the same degree that the Trump administration is hollowing out America's federal underpinnings.
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However, if all of them are aided to the same degree, then their value relative to each other—and thus their salaries and teams' fortunes—would remain unchanged.
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Scott's team lagged behind, but they also experienced warm weather, but not to the same degree; they experienced temperatures about 5 degrees C (9 degrees F) above average.
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Though Country Grammar isn't exalted to the same degree as other early 2000s rap albums—say, Outkast's Stankonia or Jay Z's The Blueprint—it's importance shouldn't be overlooked.
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Sanders captured the imagination of small-dollar donors when he kicked off his presidential bid in April 2015, almost to the same degree that Harris did this year.
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Deaths caused by other drugs have not skyrocketed to the same degree as fentanyl, but overdose rates for both heroin and meth more than tripled from 214-22017.
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Deaths caused by other drugs have not skyrocketed to the same degree as fentanyl, but overdose rates for both heroin and meth more than tripled from 2011-2016.
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The fact that people aren't really following up on her disappearance to the same degree they are with Will makes her that much more of a tragic character.
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" After a series of angry tweets, in the early, almost Trumpian, hours of Monday morning, he concluded: "I basically hate leftists to the same degree they hate me.
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The Pentagon does not release airpower summaries for these countries to the same degree of detail that it does for operations like those in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria.
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But despite their outsize influence and clear business acumen, their entrepreneurship and creative talents are rarely recognized in mainstream media outlets to the same degree as their white peers.
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But they admitted the stresses wore on them—and Allison pointed out that their far-right opponents didn't seem to feel threatened by the authorities to the same degree.
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Hey, we're all for the freedom to wear whatever you want to wear, whether or not your every single look is scrutinized to the same degree as a Kardashian's.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) expects the season, which began June 6003, to be "near-or above normal" -- but not to the same degree seen last year.
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But experts say Cuba is not capable of propping up the Maduro government to the same degree as Russia, which has unloaded military planes in Caracas, the Venezuelan capital.
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It's worth pointing out that during her time on The View, Huntsman got a similar YouTube compilation treatment, but it's not nearly to the same degree that McCain receives.
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Not everyone can do it, and not everyone can do it to the same degree—but there are many studies that document fat being lost and muscle being gained simultaneously.
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Persistently low post-crisis interest rates meant pension funds could no longer depend to the same degree on fixed income to help meet withdrawal demands of an aging pensioner population.
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Conducting our business internationally, particularly in countries in which we have limited experience, subjects us to risks that we do not face to the same degree in the United States.
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Unfortunately, other GPUs close in capabilities to the 1080 Ti — like the 1070 Ti or Radeon RX 580 — are experiencing similar shortages and markups (although not quite to the same degree).
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While therapy and emotional support dogs are there to provide comfort, they do not receive the same training and are not granted legal access to the same degree as assistance dogs.
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In experiments with mice over a five-year-span, the team's creation, dubbed Derm-BOT, seemed to reduce pain sensitivity to the same degree as morphine, for up to 23 days.
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Dietary supplements like these are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration to the same degree that drugs are, so you have to do your research before popping a pill.
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Not all luxury brands are managing to lure consumers within China to the same degree, and are battling it out by investing in social media marketing campaigns and by opening stores.
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"Many subject areas like engineering or programming have neat toys that get kids into it, but microbiology does not have that to the same degree," noted Riedel-Kruse in a release.
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Not all dollar-bloc countries mimic U.S. monetary policy to the same degree, but enough do so that about 70 percent of the world economy is closely tied to the dollar.
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Mathematics is often lauded as a universal language, but this is blatantly untrue; for universality to work, adherents must believe in the same basic truths, or principles, to the same degree.
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It hasn't been overrun with bogus news, it hasn't been exploited to the same degree, and most users seem happy with it — especially young users, who vastly prefer it to Facebook.
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The Polish pontiff visited Mexico fives times during his more than 26 years of papacy, and many Mexicans believed nowhere else in the world had captured his affection to the same degree.
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But many queer and trans folks in the region battle with isolation, poverty, opioid abuse, violence, and fear; struggles LGBTQ folks in metropolitan areas also face, but often not to the same degree.
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Where they used to cross over the border to deliver presentations informing migrants of their rights and the US legal process in Mexican shelters, that is no longer happening to the same degree.
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As expected, women who were older when vaccinated still had a lower rate of cervical disease than unvaccinated women, but not to the same degree as those who got the vaccine when young.
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While the company has taken great pains to emphasize that it will be different this time around, one thing remains eminently the same: Not all participating publishers will benefit to the same degree.
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"If we were to liberalize services to the same degree as we have liberalized (trade in) goods, these balances would be cut in half for the United States and for the UK," Carney added.
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To the Western eye, it may seem incongruous that some societies suffering from chronic water shortages, poverty, political turmoil and the like are nonetheless connected online to the same degree as more developed countries.
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More generally, polls indicate that college-educated voters now support an increased minimum wage, higher taxes on the rich and guaranteed health care to the same degree that voters without a college education do.
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Frank Montoya Jr. told Business Insider that the intelligence community is frustrated the president does not rail against Russia to the same degree he shares his criticism of the Justice Department and intelligence agencies.
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The sell-off came on the back of a disappointing first-quarter earnings outlook, and concerns that Dick's market share gains would not persist to the same degree in the second half of the year.
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The FBI official asserted that social media companies were not "self-identifying content" to the same degree a few years ago, and they are currently facing a "learning curve" in how best to handle it.
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Traditionally, this has meant greater immigration enforcement powers, the use of checkpoints and physical searches close to the border that are not restricted by the Fourth Amendment to the same degree as government actions elsewhere.
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The investigation found only half of graduates from these two groups were likely to be hired at major tech companies — interestingly, recent white graduates also faced a similar hiring setback, but not to the same degree.
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Cary Grant, one of Hollywood's greatest leading men, was always discomfited by the disconnect he felt between his public image — debonair, to the same degree that Napoleon could be called powerful — and a nagging internal emptiness.
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Pricing and volume challenges noted by biopharma companies with immunology drugs do not seem to have impacted Humira to the same degree, which reduces the risk of subsequent revenue misses in 2017, Leerink's Geoffrey Porges said.
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While Dr. Schumacher and his Forest Service counterpart do team with academic researchers and museums, which provide some outside funding for protection of bones, there is no law that protects paleontological resources to the same degree.
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Chief Financial Officer Imran Nawaz told a call with analysts that freight costs would continue to rise next year, but not to the same degree, helping shares in the company trade marginally higher after initial losses.
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In another scenario, if the market is declining and the A/D line is not falling to the same degree, that divergence indicates the sell-off is growing tired and a bounce should be in store.
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On the new podcast, Spiridellis said a viral video like "This Land" — which had a shelf life of months as friends and family members traded it over emails — just couldn't go viral to the same degree.
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Many investors on Wall Street say they prefer Biden to win the Democratic nomination because they see him as less likely to introduce strict regulations or crack down on corporations to the same degree as Sens.
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In one warning sign to companies borrowing to fund buybacks and dividends, last month's Bank of America-Merrill Lynch survey of global fund managers suggested investors may stop rewarding capital returns to the same degree as before.
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Places like, for example, the defense sector is one place that investors might look, where you do have that stability, but they haven't been bid up to the same degree that consumer staples or even utilities have.
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Poe boasting an offensive threat might not be as laugh-out-loud funny to the same degree as Perry (it helps that he's in better shape) but Poe looks a lot more natural out there executing the plays.
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Does this mean many taller players advance up the ladder from high school and AAU to big time college to the NBA without honing their skills and understanding of the game to the same degree as their peers?
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The bill also authorizes grants for areas like suicide prevention and seeks to improve enforcement of "parity" rules that require insurance companies to cover mental health services to the same degree that they cover physical health services. Sens.
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Then we have a host of other crazy pieces that are smaller, but if the online community understands what I'm trying to do and gets behind it, you don't need to finish all of them to the same degree.
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But those upgrading from a 2014 or 2015 15-inch MacBook Pro — the crowd that steered clear of the butterfly keyboard, in other words — claim their previous displays didn't exhibit this problem (at least not to the same degree).
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"Islam is foreign to us and for that reason it cannot invoke the principle of religious freedom to the same degree as Christianity," said Hans-Thomas Tillschneider, an AfD lawmaker from the state of Saxony-Anhalt, to loud applause.
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Plaintive as her appeals to common sense may be ("I honestly don't believe the stuff you're coming out with," she lets fly at Edward), Gayle doesn't command the author's attention to the same degree as the professionals in her midst.
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I was occupied and busy but not to the same degree," he said, according to Metro U.K. "The marriage didn't last for a very long time and I think that is due to the undulating nature of fame, living in those conditions.
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The raids on Tuesday, in which about 100 investigators targeted BMW offices in Munich and an engine factory in Austria, suggested that all of Germany's top domestic automakers may have evaded emissions rules, although perhaps not to the same degree as Volkswagen.
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"What can explode in the plane while it's in a passenger's hands can also explode in a cargo hold, because if you put a timer or a barometric pressure switch on it, you endanger the flight to the same degree," he told Reuters.
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Why women historically weren't championed to the same degree, and why that's led to things like the term "female rapper" but not "male rapper" or the idea that only a couple of women can represent their entire gender at any given time.
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Binet, a nonprofit that advocates for bisexual communities, defines bisexual as a person who has the potential to be romantically or sexually attracted to people of more than one sex or one gender, and not necessarily at the same time or to the same degree.
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With the candidates standing muddied (though not nearly to the same degree) by their flaws and weaknesses, each found a truthful way to reveal a strength in themselves: Hillary Clinton had the grace to praise her opponent's children; Donald Trump praised his opponent's perseverance.
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Berenberg calculations estimated that if German employment had responded to the country's fall in GDP to the same degree as U.S. employment did to the fall in its output, it would have declined by around 1.9 million jobs instead of a mere 400,000 in 2008.
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Computer technology had never been regulated the way telephones were; a set of antitrust cases in the 1960s helped to guarantee that networked computers would not be subject to the same degree of state power that governed telephone utilities in the mid-twentieth century.
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"In the United States, it's similar kind of picture — not to the same degree — but we have seen very significant increase in so-called leveraged lending, as in lending to highly indebted companies, and they are vulnerable if the economy were to slow," Zandi said.
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And because women working full time make less money than men — but still shoulder more responsibility when it comes to parenting — the difficulty they have paying off their bills, increasing their net worth, and building wealth to the same degree as men is compounded over time. 6.
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A report from the United Nations' Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in August 20113 put the number of documentable deaths at more than 22011,250, with caveats that many other reported deaths were excluded because they could not be verified to the same degree.
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Biden's allies downplayed concerns about his fundraising numbers, arguing that he had been off the campaign trail for years before launching his presidential bid and has not had the time to build out a network of small donors to the same degree as Warren or Sanders.
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LVMH, which is behind fashion brands like Christian Dior as well as the Veuve Cliquot champagne, has stood out for several years as one of the top performers in the retail industry, where not all labels are benefiting to the same degree from booming Chinese appetite for branded goods.
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When I've been involved with people in my industry in the past, there is a little bit more of an understanding of what to expect, but I feel like when you are with someone who is not in the industry, the focus isn't there to the same degree.
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Political scientists Robert Erikson and Christopher Wlezien have written that according to their research, the debates "clearly do not have major impact to the same degree as party conventions," and they've found that the polls tend to shift by only a few percentage points during the debates season.
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But to really put the attorney general in an excruciating fix, those attacks would have to coincide with Barr's efforts to exert control over the department — a perfect storm that occurred last week, but that might not be whipped up to the same degree again before the election.
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You could see it as his own generous gesture to his staff on a special night, but you could also see it as indicative of a general unwillingness to assert his personality, and exercise control, to the same degree that Mr. Stewart and Mr. Colbert clearly did on their shows.
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"In many cases they did use their carry-over balances, but in many cases they did not, or at a minimum the use of those balances was not emphasized to the same degree as something that would be important for agencies to consider when they're looking at all contingencies that they can use," an official said of 2013.
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While Li may not be immortalized to the same degree as the lone protester who faced off against a column of tanks in Tiananmen Square during the 1989 anti-government protests, his "normal guy" persona, and sense of duty has transformed him into an overnight hero -- and his death has unleashed an unprecedented tsunami of grief and anger that probably has not been seen since President Xi Jinping rose to power.
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