Turnover may slump, and so might the turnover in ideas.
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Turnover begets more turnover because those left behind feel more stress.
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We had a lot of turnover, intentional turnover, on the staff.
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Every time we made a change, we had a double dose of employee turnover — voluntary turnover and involuntary turnover based on changes we needed to make.
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XRP has shown only slightly less turnover, with daily turnover hitting 8.75 percent Tuesday.
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Turnover stood at 888.2 million rupees, higher than this year's daily average turnover of 683.8 million rupees.
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Miami has gotten a lot of attention for its very cool turnover chain, but the Hurricanes have officially lost the award for best turnover prop to Kennesaw State, which has a turnover plank.
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Morris, who leads the nation in assist-to-turnover ratio, recorded his 221th career game without a turnover.
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Staff turnover at the Trump White House is higher than the turnover rate in the last five administrations.
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The session's turnover was 999.7 million rupees, higher than this year's average daily turnover of 942.6 million rupees.
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The session's turnover was 992.1 million rupees, higher than this year's average daily turnover of 942.8 million rupees.
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The session's turnover was 732.5 million rupees, compared with this year's average daily turnover of 942.3 million rupees.
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Then there's turnover: We've found that leading employers experience voluntary turnover rates 50 percent lower than their industry peers.
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Credit Suisse currently anticipates about $62 billion in turnover across Russell indexes, while ITG sees total turnover at $54 billion.
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Another turnover slides off the assembly line in this, the football game that transformed into an industrial fruit turnover bakery.
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The turnover was 13 million rupees ($1.7 million), a quarter of this year's average daily turnover of 937.8 million rupees.
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The teams also were 1-2 in assists and assist-turnover ratio, and second and third in turnover margin behind Butler.
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After a Providence turnover, Paul Scruggs traveled in the lane while trying to come to a jump stop, committing Xavier's 206th turnover.
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Turnover after the first of an administration is normal, but like all things, President Trump has taken turnover to a new level.
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The case of leadership turnover: Uber, Tesla, and the White HouseNot all companies react the same to high rates of senior executive turnover.
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Turnover for the basket was below normal, with 13 new stocks in the December quarter compared with the historical average turnover of 16.
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According to data from 2001 to 2016, Klobuchar had the highest staff turnover rate in the Senate, with an annual turnover rate of 36%.
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Foreign funds, which usually account for between one-fourth and one-fifth of total market turnover, provided almost half of market turnover on Thursday.
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Turnover for the VIP list was below normal, with 10 new stocks in the September quarter compared with the historical average turnover of 16.
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High turnover While it's normal for Bolton to hire some of his own trusted advisers, the high turnover at the National Security Council is unusual.
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Right after she started at Hulu, there was significant turnover on the senior leadership team, which resulted in a higher turnover rate across the organization.
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Turnover in Nintendo shares hit 703.6 billion yen, surpassing the record for trading turnover in individual shares it set on Friday, of 476 billion yen.
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Turnover rates are reported bimonthly by the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics in a report called the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS.
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As of 0120 GMT, turnover for Samsung shares amounted to 1.08 trillion won ($1.00 billion), accounting for 27 percent of the main board's KOSPI total turnover.
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Turnover for the VIP list was slightly below normal with 12 new names in the June quarter compared with the historical average turnover of 16 stocks.
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More White House turnover ahead The White House staff has already seen a record amount of turnover -- 58%, according to a study from the Brookings Institution.
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New York's record may be perfect, but it has yet to force a turnover and is ranked 31st in the NFL with a minus-4 turnover differential.
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The worst performing unit was SPAR Switzerland, where turnover grew just 1.2% after aggressive marketing initiatives in the first half of the year failed to increase turnover.
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The Wildcats have forced a turnover in eight consecutive games and lead the SEC with four interceptions this season, but own a minus-3 turnover margin. 2.
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Klobuchar dispensed with the idea that the turnover in her office makes her similar to President Donald Trump, whose White House has been dogged by considerable turnover.
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Simultaneously, the rapid rise of yuan use was highlighted in the review, with claims the Chinese currency's turnover has approximately doubled every three years over the past decade and a half with total daily turnover now above $200 million – or equal to 4 percent of global FX turnover.
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C-SUITE TURNOVER David Lukes is the company's fifth CEO since 2009, and leadership turnover has likely prevented the company from adopting a consistent financial and portfolio strategy.
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Small companies with annual turnover below 1 million euros are due to pay a 1.0 percent tax on turnover instead of the current 16 percent tax on profit.
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The Saints have yet to commit a turnover this season, the first time in franchise history that they have begun a season with three consecutive turnover-free games.
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Utah is tied for eighth nationally with 19 takeaways and owns a plus-3 turnover differential while UCLA is 11th in the conference with a minus-7 turnover margin.
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"When we win (the turnover margin), we win 90 percent of the games," Rivera said, noting that Tampa Bay didn&apost convert after the one Carolina turnover last week.
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So, voluntary turnover, in the best job market that we've seen in our lifetimes, right, lowest unemployment, our voluntary turnover is down to its lowest level in six years.
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" Tenpas compared turnover among the president's most influential staff going back five administrations, "Since Reagan, the highest turnover rate during that first year was Ronald Reagan at 17 percent.
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"When you look at our turnover drop from 117% in 2016 to 65% at the end of 2018 — that's over $1 million worth of savings and turnover costs," Fogarty said.
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It's significant that average turnover of similar funds, which weeds out the effects of inflows and outflows, is predictive for returns even when you control for an individual fund's turnover.
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He has a 21.4 percent turnover ratio, meaning over a fifth of his possessions end in a turnover, with most of those coming from the low post or mid-post.
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That nearly equals the turnover among top staffers for the entire first terms of Barack Obama (71% turnover), George W. Bush (63%), Bill Clinton (74%) and George H.W. Bush (66%).
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Previously including only plays involving a score or turnover, the category now also includes any score or turnover nullified by penalty or any extra-point or 2-point conversion attempt.
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Whether your team is creating the turnover or giving the ball up on a fumble or an interception, there are few things in football that stir emotions quite like a turnover.
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Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who has studied White House turnover over the last six administrations, said that Mr. Trump's staff turnover sat at 51 percent.
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That collapsed in the first period on Sunday, as turnover after turnover allowed Pittsburgh the kind of chances that make the Penguins such a difficult out at this time of year.
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" He added that "there's always turnover in that position.
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GRAPHIC: White House Transition Project - report on turnover: bit.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter's streak of executive turnover is continuing.
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Turnover in government workers is typical with the change in an administration, not just among political appointees, but also with senior career civil servants, and it is unclear so far whether overall turnover in this administration is different than in the past, but at least anecdotally turnover appears to be significant for government technologists.
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Turnover stood at 1.5 billion rupees ($9.73 million), with foreign trading accounting for around 85 percent of the day's turnover, which was well above last year's daily average of 915.3 million rupees.
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The company, which sells vehicles for major brands including Volkswagen, Ford and BMW, said new car turnover rose 12 percent, used cars turnover rose by 19 percent and aftermarket sales rose 16 percent.
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Nearly 50 officials have left the administration since Mr. Trump took office, according to a New York Times analysis, giving the president the record for both White House staff turnover and cabinet turnover.
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The costs of a financial transaction tax are highly dependent on the turnover rate of the underlying investments, and the anti-tax groups have tended to plug suspect turnover numbers into their models.
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In 21, Ammeraal Beltech's global turnover was 20.8056 million euros.
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Daily turnover was 986.9 million rupees, the highest since Jan.
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Turnover can be high and trust takes time to build.
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Turnover was 1.63 trillion yen, the weakest since late December.
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The stock was the fifth most traded stock by turnover.
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The touchdown was set up by a Golden Eagles turnover.
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Schultz argued that it would reduce turnover and training expenses.
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The play started with a turnover by Montreal's Artturi Lehkonen.
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In 2017, it generated about 1.2 billion euros of turnover.
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There has also been turnover among the center's senior staff.
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Meanwhile, the insurer has also had a ton of turnover.
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Turnover was 1.47 trillion yen, the lowest since December 2014.
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Turnover in regional markets remained thin after the Easter holidays.
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Another turnover by Oklahoma City gave David West a bucket.
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High teacher turnover means potentially good teachers abandon the profession.
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The stock accounted for 67 percent of the day's turnover.
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But high turnover does not appear to bother Amazon much.
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While the quick turnover isn't unprecedented, it is fairly unusual.
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Minnesota forced a turnover but time ran out in regulation.
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By modern British standards this pace of turnover is unusual.
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And amid all this turnover, what is Elon Musk doing?
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This makes the industry's target turnover £16.5 billion in 2017.
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Connolly converted off a turnover by Hurricanes defenseman Noah Hanifin.
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Turnover stood at 448.8 million Sri Lankan rupees ($2.94 million).
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Turnover stood at 2.37 billion rupees, the highest since Feb.
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Turnover inched 0.1% lower to 13.7 billion euros ($15.25 billion).
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You can see it in the turnover of our team.
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The centers house just 5,000, but turnover can be rapid.
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The cost structure is prohibitive and there's lots of turnover.
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The day's turnover stood at 911.9 million rupees ($6.09 million).
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Turnover for direct hires is 50 percent within a year.
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Increased turnover should boost its income more than its costs.
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Ski resorts make up 56 percent of its global turnover.
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Following a Duke turnover, Clarke missed a layup in transition.
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I wasn't a good communicator and had high employee turnover.
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The Gaels committed just one turnover in the first half.
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Turnover stood at 505.3 million Sri Lankan rupees ($3.32 million).
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They reduce employee turnover, create higher employee productivity and satisfaction.
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Turnover costs for their employers would total nearly $1 billion.
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No team attacks faster off an opponent's turnover, per Inpredictable.
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His businesses now generate turnover of more than $6 billion.
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Another problem Quip will need to address is customer turnover.
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Since that time, their quality and turnover have varied greatly.
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The Trump White House has set records for staff turnover.
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It's tough because [there is so much] turnover and everything.
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Turnover stood at 195.9 million Sri Lankan rupees ($1.33 million).
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Paid sick leave may also enhance productivity and reduce turnover.
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Kara Swisher: Talk about that, because you've had some turnover.
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We've had not a ton of turnover on the team.
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A wave of administration personnel turnover is about to unfold.
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Turnover rose 21.4 percent to 28.59 billion rand ($2.30 billion).
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After an early turnover, the Tigers dominated the first half.
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The NBA's constant turnover turns intelligent forecasting into an oxymoron.
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But it's not an actual apple turnover she's talking about.
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High staff turnover at the White House isn't necessarily unusual.
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Turnover stood at 183.3 million rupees, the lowest since Feb.
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It's not a good job, it has a high turnover.
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"The turnover has happened, but nothing has changed," he said.
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This is a lot of turnover, even for a startup.
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And it causes, like, $16 billion of turnover each year.
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Annual turnover rates averages 6 percent for the Border Patrol.
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The Obama administration had a turnover rate of 71 percent.
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I work in retail banking where staff turnover is constant.
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The turnover has fueled speculation in Hollywood about TMZ's future.
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For startups, employee turnover and slicing headcount is not unusual.
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Mandate turnover and there's no chance to build entrenched power.
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Like many restaurants, however, the company has struggled with turnover.
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Millennial turnover alone costs the U.S. economy over $30 billion.
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Manchester City announced a turnover of £210 million on Thursday.
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The Stanford case study cited high teacher turnover in 2010.
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Spot turnover fell while swaps and forwards saw more activity.
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Also: Turnover in the White House; a car buyer's resolution.
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At large truckload carriers, turnover hovers as high as 96%.
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NC State committed only one turnover in the first half.
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She expects her 2019 turnover to be 25,000 pounds ($31,000).
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"From an employer's perspective, it means high turnover," Novoselsky said.
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Most companies don't like to admit they have any turnover.
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Trade was exceptionally light with less than 700 lots turnover.
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"I'm a casualty" of the high turnover rate, he said.
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We've had lots of executive turnover at the CEO level.
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Turnover stood at 347.6 million Sri Lankan rupees ($2.39 million).
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Turnover at Bridgewater is not confined to the management ranks.
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It can either be a turnover or an air ball.
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This winter has been a season of turnover at Lime.
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Turnover was 1.4 trillion yen, the lowest since December 2014.
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CLS, a major settler of trades in the foreign exchange markets, said trend was also reflected in turnover of the pound against the yen and the euro, though turnover was below last year's highs.
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The annual turnover of shares in a large ETF can be thousands of times its assets every year, compared with a mutual fund tracking the same index, where turnover is typically under 10 percent.
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Cincinnati has held its last five opponents to 683 points and leads the AAC in blocked shots (5.3), steals (7.9), turnover margin (plus-3.9) and assist-to-turnover ratio (1.5) in conference games. 2.
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In major retail chains, for instance, "There's a huge amount of people to manage and turnover is shockingly high… Turnover can be as high as 75 percent," OnboardIQ founder and CEO Keith Ryu said.
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Cornell's Batt said a survey of restaurants she helped conduct in 2013 put the cost of fast-food turnover at $1,600 per worker, and that was at a time when turnover was significantly lower.
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Oltchim's total turnover - including its other assets - was 969.9 million lei in 2017, while Chimcomplex, which has yet to release full-year results, posted turnover of 115.37 million lei for the first half of 2017.
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According to Europe's top asset manager Amundi Asset Management, U.S sales average about 20% of MSCI Europe companies' aggregate turnover, while European sales average about 14% of turnover for companies in MSCI's U.S. share index.
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But that monthly turnover of around $500 million is tiny for the world's second biggest economy, which has an annual trade turnover of $373 trillion yuan, as well as increasing offshore financing and investment activities.
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It's a coup for Kleiner, which has been rife with turnover.
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The go-ahead goal was set up by a Carolina turnover.
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But the company has seen turnover among executives, the Journal reported.
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Fines comparable to information commissioner's under GDPR – 4% of global turnover.
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He made a great play, but that was a bad turnover.
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The absence of friendship leads to dissatisfaction, depression and eventually turnover.
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Executive turnover continued, and the company failed to improve its numbers.
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Nationally, teacher turnover is 50 percent higher in high-poverty schools.
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Higher minimum wages reduce employee turnover costs and increase worker productivity.
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Turnover stood at 179.3 million rupees, its lowest since Jan. 18.
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Turnover was 1.2 billion rupees ($7.84 million), its highest since Nov.
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Turnover was 290.8 million rupees ($1.90 million), the lowest since Aug.
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Retail turnover rose 21.4 percent to 28.59 billion rand ($2.3 billion).
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After a Matheson turnover, Krejci dished to Heinen for the goal.
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The winner came after a turnover in the San Jose end.
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Tesla has experienced intense turnover at several levels in its ranks.
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But average house turnover in the United States is four years.
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In 2016 turnover in North America rose by 14%, to $1.8bn.
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The Raptors regained possession on a turnover with 222:212 remaining.
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It was partially about high-level executive turnover at the company.
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However, there has been some turnover in the portfolio management teams.
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The biggest turnover came with just under nine minutes left remaining.
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Mr. Kleinschmidt cautioned that his turnover might increase in coming months.
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We expect low turnover to continue for the next few days.
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Turnover stood at 134.7 million rupees ($880,967.95), the lowest since Feb.
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Job openings and labor turnover (JOLTs) data is released on Wednesday.
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It occurred moments after a turnover by Kings winger Alex Afallo.
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"Skin cell turnover may become sluggish in the winter," she says.
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Turnover was 3.89 billion rupees ($27.08 million), the highest since Dec.
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JP Morgan's own trading platform too has seen algorithmic turnover surge.
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The fine represents 3 percent of Alphabet/Google's turnover in 2016.
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Executive turnover is lower, which leads to lower churn, company-wide.
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The maximum GDPR fine is 4% of a company's global turnover.
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Turnover is seen at around 56 billion CFA francs this year.
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The turnover rate in the Trump administration is now historically high.
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Instead of eHarmony, there could be eEquity; instead of Tinder, Turnover.
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Another use for AI is to help employers reduce staff turnover.
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But the struggling economy and Brexit uncertainty are also capping turnover.
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Turnover was 415.5 million rupees ($2.89 million), the highest since Feb.
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This fast turnover is highly unusual: it tells us many things.
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Unsafe workplaces result in higher worker turnover and low employee morale.
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Indiana scored first off a Rutgers turnover in the first quarter.
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At least in the sense that they've each committed a turnover.
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Even worse, keeping them on payroll can lead to increased turnover.
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Revenues from paid subs account for nearly all of Spotify's turnover.
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Turnover was 1.7 trillion yen, the lowest level since Dec. 20.
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Brazdeikis' layup off an Illinois turnover put Michigan up by 12.
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It is expected to have turnover of $240 million this year.
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It has also struggled with high turnover in its top ranks.
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And lower employee turnover could trigger savings in recruitment and retention.
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Brunson had four assists and only one turnover in 34 minutes.
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He finished with 12 points, nine assists and one turnover Monday.
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Of course, high rates of job turnover are not necessarily good.
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The root of the problem is employee turnover and employee retention.
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Indiana did not have a turnover during the first 225 minutes.
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Christian Fischer scored 10 seconds into the period after a turnover.
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A Colorado turnover deep in its zone set up the score.
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Analysts forecast a turnover of 25.68 billion euros in the period.
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At its height, turnover was estimated at €300m ($339m) a month.
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Wilkie inherits an agency beset with challenges, including high-level turnover.
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Highly intense work comes at the cost of high employee turnover.
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Or how about the reference to the White House's insane turnover?
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Any turnover could alter the dynamics of the percolating takeover contest.
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The city has experienced even more violent turnover than its cathedral.
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Once again, a USF turnover turned into a Texas Tech touchdown.
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Hickenlooper's campaign faced significant turnover, for which he takes the blame.
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Addressing teacher stress, too, can help with burnout and teacher turnover.
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The result is a low turnover rate and extremely stable revenues.
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He created a turnover and took the puck to the net.
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Another turnover by the Rangers helped the Blues double the lead.
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But it is the leadership turnover that has left teachers wary.
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Meanwhile, turnover rates tend to increase in a president's second year.
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"There was a big shakeup, a big turnover there," Curtis recalls.
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There are two potential factors contributing to this high turnover rate.
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Typically, there's minimal turnover in the Comedy and Drama Series categories.
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The analyst also pointed to the company's significant recent management turnover.
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Staff turnover in the barge trade is less frequent, he said.
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Shenzhen is Asia's busiest exchange, with monthly turnover topping $1 trillion.
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But to your point, our attrition, our turnover is around 15%.
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For that matter, any turnover in this matchup would be refreshing.
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Our interactive plots the unprecedented staff turnover within the Trump administration.
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Staff turnover accelerated, leaving less-experienced employees to care for residents.
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Turnover is a serious problem for Uber, Lyft and other companies.
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It's better for employees, leaders say, and helps with high turnover.
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Salesforce has experienced some turnover in its upper ranks of late.
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In the logistics department, morale was low and turnover was high.
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PREVIOUS YEAR) * TOTAL TURNOVER IN AUG WAS CHF 53.5M (+1.3% VERSUS.
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In one span, four consecutive Buccaneers possessions ended in a turnover.
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A turnover leads to Iceland getting in the box with numbers.
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There has been significant turnover on Facebook's board in recent years.
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Of course, staggering turnover is a hallmark of the Trump administration.
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In term-limited states, constant turnover leaves legislatures with little expertise.
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It was the first turnover K-State has forced this season.
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The move could cost him a third of his annual turnover.
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A turnover by the Lightning led to Chytil's go-ahead goal.
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They have three times the job turnover rate of other generations.
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With his height and quick turnover, he offered a new paradigm.
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Stamkos collected the turnover and turned it into an unassisted goal.
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Eaglen argued that, over time, Senate turnover has a deeper impact.
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Training was minimal, pressure relentless and turnover high, the workers said.
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Training was minimal, pressure relentless and turnover high, the workers said.
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That turnover led to a 193-yard field goal by Gay.
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That turnover led to a 193-yard field goal by Gay.
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The Senators made it 206-0 by converting a Bouwmeester turnover.
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It came as part of the full digital turnover of whitehouse.
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Both organizations have gone through management turnover as the project stalled.
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PREVIOUS YEAR) * TOTAL TURNOVER IN FEBRUARY WAS CHF 39.7M (-0.4% VERSUS.
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Selling by foreign investors in Nestle Lanka boosted turnover, traders said.
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He also had six rebounds without a turnover in 34 minutes.
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Turnover across the LME's benchmark contracts was less than 3,000 lots.
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But Mr. Bastian has seen relatively low turnover in recent years.
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A Missouri turnover later resulted in a touchdown for South Carolina.
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This inevitably led to a lot of damage and tenant turnover.
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She ranks third in the nation in assist-turnover differential (3.63).
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But other parts of the program are also creating worker turnover.
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Its fast global expansion made $177.9 billion annual turnover last year.
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First, Kyle Turris forced a turnover just inside the blue line.
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Turnover was thin; this week's volume was the lowest in 2016.
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Detroit forward Darren Helm committed a turnover in his own zone.
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Some big chains, facing high turnover and voter mandates, have complied.
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But the Buckeyes could not capitalize on either turnover on Saturday.
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We miss his ball-handling; you look at our turnover numbers.
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The Cardinals pulled within three after forcing a New England turnover.
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"I don't know," McGraw said when asked about the turnover problem.
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The day's turnover stood at 20.5 billion rupees ($21 million), more than double the average daily turnover of 5.5.6000 million rupees in the final two weeks of December, helped by block deals in Singer Industries Plc.
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While the idea that the Warriors are particularly turnover prone is a bit overblown—their assist to turnover ratio is second best in the league to the San Antonio Spurs—they are reliant on their passing.
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The Bulldogs have a turnover margin of minus 2.6, near the bottom of the national rankings, while Baylor sits ninth in the country in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.59) and 15th in steals per game (8.6).
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the turnover rate during former President Reagan's first year in office — which was the next-highest first-year turnover rate in the last 40 years — was 17 percent in 85033.
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Turnover in the cash bond market was around A$2.5 trillion in 2015, but that was dwarfed by turnover in Australian dollar interest rate swaps and bond futures which amounted to around A$9 trillion each.
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While cash turnover was yet to claim the peaks of last year, swap turnover surged in January in the pound across major currencies thanks to increased hedging activity by market participants to protect themselves against market volatility.
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A-shares' annual turnover velocity - the ratio of trade turnover to market capitalization - was 500 percent last year, compared with a 90 percent average across markets in the G20 group of big economies, analysts at Citi calculate.
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Consilium said it expects a capital gain of around 1.55 billion crowns or 132 crowns per share from the sale of the division, which last year had a turnover of 1.35 billion crowns - 95% of group turnover.
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Turnover stood at 5.17 billion rupees ($34.01 million), the highest since Dec.
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He also acknowledges that there is likely to be significant personnel turnover.
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He committed just one turnover and made 6-of-10 free throws.
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But knowing that I needed a turnover at a point in time.
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Labor turnover survey data is scheduled to be released at 10 a.
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Yet, the inventory turnover ratio for used tractors has doubled, he said.
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They usually generate more than half the turnover on Swiss stock markets.
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They got the ball back on a turnover, but missed two shots.
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One reason is the rapid turnover of the chemicals in the mix.
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Ms. Rodriguez said the organization's high turnover rate hurt Housing Works's clients.
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Employee turnover is expensive, and training new workers is a deadweight cost.
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The lower turnover rates are a direct save to the bottom line.
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Daily turnover in April was $5.1trn, down from $5.4trn in April 2013.
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This was the third turnover of power from ruling party to opposition.
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Another turnover gave Duke a chance, but Allen was called for charging.
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I also use it on my hands to help with cell turnover.
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Group turnover grew by 28.6 percent to 15.9 billion rand ($1.14 billion).
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ET with its Job Opportunities and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for May.
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Dorn scored off a turnover 14 seconds later to trail 23-29.
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Their turnover percentage (21 percent of drives) is second worst to Giants.
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Under its previous owners, the company's turnover had been £42,000 a year.
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The company declined to disclose its average call centre staff turnover rate.
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Colorado struck first off an Ottawa turnover 7:57 into the game.
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These are large, long-term capital investments, with relatively low stock turnover.
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The Islanders didn't wait long to take advantage of a Stars turnover.
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In fact, turnover and blunders have followed Jordan over the past year.
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In 2013, Best Buy's store turnover rate was in the mid fifties.
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"My site has a turnover of around £2,000 a month," she explains.
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The administration has suffered rapid staff turnover while weathering scandal after scandal.
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Trading turnover in 2160 rose 2680 percent to 2755 trillion Swiss francs.
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However, the day's turnover touched its lowest in more than five months.
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The fine represented 4.9 percent of Qualcomm's 2017 turnover, the Commission said.
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It expects a turnover of over $1 billion in 2017, it said.
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Officials say the move would encourage greater turnover in congested parking districts.
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Wilson added that turnover is inevitable given the nature of the show.
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Consumer-goods firms typically trade at only two to three times turnover.
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Go deeper: 2018 saw record CEO turnover as "ethical lapses" prompted firings
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The group did not disclose the turnover of the Perfect Italiano products.
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You may not be McDonald's, but you still do a decent turnover.
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Turnover stood at 3.3 billion rupees ($21.32 million), the highest since Nov.
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There is a tremendous amount of turnover that has to be explained.
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The two stocks collectively accounted for 72 percent of the day's turnover.
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Bosses who fail to really care will always have high turnover rates.
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We split an apple turnover (I pay) and both get coffee ($6.30).
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And our workers want stability, so our staff turnover is very low.
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The turnover ended Mahomes' string of passes without an interception at 219.
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Turnover in the second-hand market is dropping for a few reasons.
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They traditionally generate more than half the turnover on Swiss stock markets.
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Last year, exchanges in China posted record turnover in commodity futures contracts.
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The Utes cashed that turnover in with a second touchdown from Moss.
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Turnover stood at 1.47 billion rupees ($4.05 million), the highest since Aug.
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Our turnover is at the lowest level it's been in 5 years.
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The Trump administration has endured a high turnover rate with its staffers.
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Turnover was light with U.S. markets closed for the Presidents Day holiday.
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Nearly 60 percent work full time; turnover rates are around 50 percent.
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It has turnover of more than $1 billion, according to its website.
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Turnover was 2.14 trillion yen, also the lowest since the same day.
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It's a purgatory: an empty, stagnant place with a high population turnover.
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Individual investors account for about 80 percent of total stock market turnover.
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Then a turnover led to yet another soft goal against Braden Holtby.
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Thursday's developments strengthened the odds that nothing will happen until the turnover.
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That level of turmoil and turnover is unprecedented in the modern presidency.
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This has occurred because of extraordinary turnover in the Trump White House.
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Executives believe simplifying the menu will help with training and employee turnover.
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"Almost 30% of our turnover has been from WeWork companies," Singh said.
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Sanctions could reach 10 percent of annual global turnover for each case.
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We employ over 60,000 people and our turnover is over $1 billion.
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But Lee's turnover on Vandy's final possession led to a Spiders breakaway.
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Given its variable and unpredictable compensation levels, turnover is is usually high.
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Turnover in freights eased by three percent to 438,000 days of hire.
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Correction: The monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey was released Tuesday.
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Employers who offer paid parental leave report less turnover and higher productivity.
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After an Indiana turnover, Beal was fouled while hitting a 3-pointer.
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The Trump White House and Trump's cabinet have seen record-high turnover.
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Turnover stood at 1.15 billion rupees ($7.81 million), the highest since Oct.
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Sanjeev Gupta's businesses now generate annual turnover of more than $6 billion.
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These are all areas of high turnover, especially for quick service restaurants.
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Turnover of high-ranking agency officials after a Presidential election is common.
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Trump is also experiencing a high level of turnover in his government.
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It is significantly below the maximum penalty of 5% of PayPal's turnover.
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How much turnover is there in the upper levels of the company?
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HSI saw record turnover and a jump in assets under management (AUM).
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Tyler Dorsey scored 14 points and secured the turnover Bembry gave up.
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Turnover fell 8.4 percent from a year ago to HK$17.79 billion.
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Whenever they missed a shot or committed a turnover, they hustled back.
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Rodriguez then committed a costly turnover at midcourt, giving Cleveland another possession.
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Sergio had the tough turnover that went off his leg at halfcourt.
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Hundley posted a 110.8 passer rating and did not commit a turnover.
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That was the problem—there was so much turnover at those labels.
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Houses tended to stay within families or among friends; turnover was rare.
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Abdelkader's 20173th goal came as a result of a turnover by Myers.
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The annual turnover rate is an estimated 40 percent to 60 percent.
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Thursday's turnover for gold and Dubai oil was 70,103 and 59,613 respectively.
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A Houston Baptist free throw and a Childress turnover sealed the outcome.
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The bureau is seeking to require those firms to also turnover documents.
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The appointments come following a period of heightened turnover on Facebook's board.
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Boedker forced a turnover by Pulock before backhanding a shot past Varlamov.
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"There has been a lot of turnover," Cavaliers guard Kyle Korver said.
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Having trouble keeping track of all the turnover in the Trump administration?
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How much do workers and companies lose from job turnover, for example?
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Another reason the job has high turnover: It's exhausting — physically and mentally.
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Mr. Brady said Greyston's turnover is the same as the industry average.
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They now generate more than half the turnover on Swiss stock markets.
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Here's a look at the turnover at the top of the administration.
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"Asset turnover is the most predictive variable the regression identified," he said.
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The wage disparity creates many problems, from morale issues to higher turnover.
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The deal comes after months of turmoil and turnover at the paper.
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The truth is our skin naturally exfoliates itself through programmed cell turnover.
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Schmaltz tied it after a Vancouver turnover deep in its own zone.
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Actively managed funds tend to have much more turnover than index funds.
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Job turnover — specifically in the finance and insurance industries — is another factor.
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Trucking companies are seeing staggering rates of turnover — by one estimate, 97%!
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Under EU law they can be up to 10% of annual turnover.
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The Trump administration has been plagued by rapid turnover in key positions.
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The TSA has long grappled with low morale and high turnover rates.
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Yes, it is normal to have some turnover in the White House.
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The staff turmoil and turnover shows no signs of slowing or stopping.
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He also had five rebounds and five assists with just one turnover.
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High casualties, quick turnover and corruption have undermined the broader training effort.
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Despite the hard work, there has been little turnover among the employees.
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Walmart says the new unloader has reduced turnover in the back room.
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The FREE NOW platform achieved turnover of 2 billion euros last year.
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The FREE NOW platform achieved turnover of 2 billion euros last year.
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"This slow turnover and the slow movement forward is concerning," said Maloney.
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Sales jobs are not geographically confined, and high turnover means wider availability.
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A Detroit turnover in its own zone led to the first goal.
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Skill turnover was much higher in STEM fields than in other occupations.
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The Cougars rank 11th in turnover rate and will optimize every possession.
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Gyms see it as a way to help keep customer turnover low.
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This leads to increased company loyalty, good will, engagement and reduced turnover.
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Some of that is turnover, and some of it is Trump's tweets.
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The process of addressing turnover hasn't been easy for our leadership team.
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Cleveland State transferred its turnover problems to DePaul in the second half.
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Ignoring these five tips is a recipe for burnout and high turnover.
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The Bulldogs finally got in the end zone after a Rebels turnover.
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After a Montreal turnover, Guentzel and Bryan Rust got behind the defense.
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The Browns were unable to convert the turnover into a score, however.
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The turnover rate of people coming to and leaving SF is high.
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After a Sixers turnover, Moore made another jumper with 2:37 remaining.
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A Towson turnover set the stage for Florida's first second-half touchdown.
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But even by Twitter's standards, 2016 was a tough year for turnover.
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She has one of the highest rates of turnover in the Senate.
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Educators are seeing record high turnover in their schools in recent years.
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He added, "As a result of the trauma of the work there's a very high turnover rate in our field," which is why his union had also advocated for higher staff numbers to limit turnover and distribute caseloads.
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"The Commission has concerns that the progressive rates based on turnover give companies with a low turnover a selective advantage over their competitors in breach of EU state aid rules," the EU executive arm said in a statement.
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Turnover typically picks up during market booms or busts, but a surge in turnover in some of the exchanges' biggest contracts by liquidity and volume illustrates growing worries among investors that the crude supply glut could last longer.
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During the president's time in office, his administration saw a 34 percent turnover rate among senior aides, the newspaper reported, citing a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who has tracked White House turnover rates over three decades.
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More broadly on turnover, including retirements, the Secret Service is in a period of "higher attrition" with about 7 percent turnover projected for the 2016 fiscal year, up from an average of 5 percent in the past few years.
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Turnover across Refinitiv Matching and FXall in all products including cash, forwards, swaps, options and non-deliverable forwards rose to an average daily $465 billion, the highest in turnover data going back to February 2013, according to a statement.
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Turnover typically picks up during major market booms or busts, but a surge in turnover in some of the exchanges' biggest contracts by liquidity and volume illustrates growing worries among investors that the crude supply glut could last longer.
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Failure to do so could expose the company to penalty payments of as much as 5 percent of Alphabet's average daily worldwide turnover — or around $12 million a day, based on the parent company's 2016 turnover of $90.3 billion.
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"Trump's management style is such that he seems to thrive in a world of very high turnover and new personnel," said Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who researches White House staffing and turnover.
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Alibaba's debut ranks third in the city for first-day turnover behind insurer AIA Group in 2010 which recorded $HK49.38 billion in turnover, China Literature was second with $HK14.17 billion when it debuted in November 2017, Refinitiv data showed.
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They currently account for 13 percent of turnover, below market average, it said.
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These jobs can be stressful, involve long hours and have a high turnover.
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Soon after, Jenner was foiled on a breakaway after a Maple Leafs' turnover.
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On Wednesday, there is JOLTs, job opening and turnover data at 10 a.m.
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The high sales turnover also helped Logan to maintain a healthy financial profile.
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But he also had his most turnover-prone season since entering the NFL.
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They accounted for roughly 20.4 percent of total market turnover, bourse data showed.
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TOPX advanced 1.0 percent in heavy trade, with turnover topping 3 trillion yen.
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Pflueger had a turnover and picked up two fouls the first 6:47.
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Turnover has been low recently as investors are on the sidelines, analysts said.
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"It''s a mindset," Westbrook - who did not commit a turnover - told reporters.
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ET, December JOLTS, the Job Opportunities and Labor Turnover Survey, at 10 a.m.
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The Cowboys have won the turnover battle in eight of their 10 games.
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For its sales floor, this can mean higher turnover and less job security.
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The local exchange's turnover is also by far the highest in the region.
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An open secret: turnover is highest amongst programming roles at tech companies. Why?
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The productivity losses are primarily caused by absenteeism, and turnover and replacement costs.
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Average daily trading turnover has tripled from last year to around $294 million.
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To make the investment sustainable, Turner said tenant turnover must be kept low.
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Brett Connolly fed Eller after a Montreal turnover to set up the goal.
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During the same year, the retail industry recorded a turnover rate of 58.3%.
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That translates to less turnover, with residents taking better care of the property.
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"The cost of turnover and hiring and training people is astronomical," Gersch said.
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The sequence started with a neutral-zone turnover by Panthers defenseman Mike Matheson.
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It has an annual turnover of more than 4 billion pounds ($5.1 billion).
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"That's part of why my company has such a high turnover," he said.
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Alabama leads the SEC in turnover margin, forcing 15 and losing only five.
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HK) average daily securities turnover of HK$88.2 billion ($11.28 billion) in 2017.
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European and U.S. investors now account for almost a quarter of stock turnover.
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Every turnover this year, really, has been on our side of the field.
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AFME noted a sizeable rise in turnover in the British government bond market.
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A turnover by right winger Jaromir Jagr led to the Rangers' first goal.
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After a Clippers turnover, Davis slipped and lost the ball out of bounds.
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The merged entity would have had a turnover of about £51bn a year.
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His sixth goal also occurred after a turnover by Rangers defenseman Brady Skjei.
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Trading volume and turnover in ETFs and index funds is also worrisomely high.
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Fashion Revolution told VICE News they selected fashion brands based on annual turnover.
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It sounds pretty sweet, but turnover is nonetheless a problem for tech companies.
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European and U.S. investors now account for almost a quarter of stock turnover.
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Turnover was down nearly 23 percent in July alone versus the previous month.
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Staff shortages can become self-sustaining—mandatory overtime lowers morale, which increases turnover.
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Thursday's data comes from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey, or JOLTs.
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Employee turnover is highest when employees take leave, claim FMLA, or use PTO.
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Reduced turnover costs at all levels of employment is beneficial for companies, period.
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Volumes across base metals were very low at around 3000 lots of turnover.
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Gene expression changes with time, as does metabolism, cell function and cell turnover.
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Turnover was 1.63 trillion yen, also the lowest level since the same day.
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Did he fail to inbound the ball and take the five-second turnover?
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"Most drivers only pay a unified annual tax linked to turnover," Shvagerus said.
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Miami is ranked first nationwide in turnover margin (plus-1.6 per game). 3.
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There has been a lot of turnover at Kleiner Perkins since you left.
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My employees are friendly and loyal and we have a zero turnover rate.
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Australian VIP turnover plunged 49 percent due to "difficult trading conditions", it said.
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Turnover was 2.3 trillion yen, the lowest level in more than a week.
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Turnover was 2.7 trillion yen, the lowest level in 2-1.43/2 weeks.
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The tech industry grapples with high employee turnover, particularly among millennials and programmers.
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Then Jefferies located the most-owned stocks by those high-turnover hedge funds.
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In so doing, it would reduce turnover costs and support the local economy.
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Ad-supported revenue, meanwhile, accounted for just €175 million of its total turnover.
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Tuesday's data come from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey, or JOLTs.
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On Monday, both trading volume and turnover were the lowest since Nov. 20.2.
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After creating the turnover, Fast connected with Hayes, who finished off a breakaway.
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But the late turnover squashed the Huskers' hopes for a stirring comeback win.
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The turnover total was Denver's highest since the Nuggets committed 27 on Dec.
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The numbers, via Baker: The White House has a 34% staff turnover rate.
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But now, "quick turnover jobs are declining across the board," Ms. Wozniak said.
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Even businesses benefit from paid family leave, with reduced turnover and increased productivity.
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However, the Raiders sacked Rivers five times and played a turnover-free game.
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Nike has had such huge executive turnover and the stock doesn't come down.
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But other Republicans think the leadership team would benefit from some turnover. Sen.
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Clemson won the turnover margin 3-1 and scored 14 points off turnovers.
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In fact, the entire venture industry has seen a ton of turnover recently.
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That leads to higher turnover among staff and more hazardous conditions for prisoners.
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TFG Australia saw turnover growth of 11.1%, compared to 6.4% in TFG Africa.
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Defenseman Mark Streit took a turnover and fed Read who did the rest.
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Turnover rose 13% to 9.39 billion pounds in the three months ended Sept.
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Moreover, the turnover rate for home care workers is more than 85033 percent.
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White's abrupt departure is the latest sign of turnover in the Trump administration.
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Point guard Nico Mannion had nine points and four assists with one turnover.
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That's a lot of turnover for a party that controls the White House.
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A face serum that can reduce redness, hydrate skin, and promote cell turnover
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Turnover fell to 132.4 million rupees ($11 million), the lowest since Dec. 27.
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Jewelry is now the third-largest department for Sotheby's, in terms of turnover.
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But the greatest turnover is at the start-up level, Mr. Barrett said.
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The annual turnover for wedding dresses in the US is roughly $2.8 billion.
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They should re-evaluate compensation structures regularly to remain competitive and reduce turnover.
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Nine of 24 current Cabinet-level positions have seen turnover -- more than 37%.
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The turnover was originally ruled an interception but later defined as a fumble.
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His departure also fuels the high level of turnover in the Trump administration.
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After a San Antonio turnover, the Blazers called timeout with six seconds left.
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High turnover erodes institutional knowledge, ultimately making both chambers less effective, he argued.
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Another Wings turnover, this one at center ice, led to Montreal's next goal.
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Trading turnover shrank, a sign that investors were pulling out of the market.
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He presented Flor to the public during a police turnover ceremony in Davao.
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The Canucks turned a turnover into the only goal of the first period.
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Equity set rehearsal breaks, meal breaks and the minimum turnover time between rehearsals.
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Near the end, Villanova's press forced an errant inbound pass and a turnover.
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"He plays under control and has a great assist-turnover ratio," Malone said.
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Does it matter if it's one turnover machine or another taking the snaps?
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A sack can mean a fumble, and a fumble usually is a turnover.
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Then came Cincinnati's stunning turnover as they attempted to run out the clock.
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"Such a turnover tax dissuades investment and discourages innovation and entrepreneurship," he wrote.
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Other advantages to restaurants may include lower turnover rates and better job performance.
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For the fourth consecutive week, the Giants' defense failed to force a turnover.
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The turmoil has led to hefty turnover of late in Clover's C-suite.
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All are signs of accelerating executive turnover at consumer-goods and industrial companies.
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Another Islanders turnover led to the Senators' go-ahead goal at 14:26.
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Entrepreneurs have to go through heavy turnover, you know that from Silicon Valley.
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I know restaurants have a high turnover, but giving everyone responsibility is important.
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There has been some significant turnover in the communications unit at Facebook recently.
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The fees are calculated by looking at venue size, turnover, and attendance numbers.
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Turnover at the top has reached 65 percent, according to the Brookings Institution.
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In an industry of increasingly regular turnover, Dior Homme had been a beacon.
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A few possessions later, he had a huge dunk following a Cleveland turnover.
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Turnover is low, in case the thought of moving there crossed your mind.
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A turnover by Price ended his shutout bid 6:14 into the third.
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A period of relative calm after that amount of turnover was perhaps inevitable.
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Turnover reached 4.89 trillion yen, the highest level in more than two years.
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L.S.U. even denied Miami the chance to haul out its vaunted turnover chain.
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The turnover in the House foreshadowed a sharp change in Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Its Total Market Index Fund (VTSMX) has an annual turnover of just 3%.
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There has been significant turnover on Facebook's board of directors in recent years.
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The turnover rate in Sunset Park is 2000 percent, according to StreetEasy's analysis.
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But it has seen some turnover in its executive ranks in recent months.
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The Saudi market's total turnover stood at 6.8 billion riyals, Refinitiv data showed.
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The downside, at least for those who like their roommates, is high turnover.
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In 1913, the Ford Motor Company recorded turnover rates of over 300 percent.
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Thomas scored his second goal off a Makar turnover to close the scoring.
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Software firms have higher staff turnover than those in other sectors, LinkedIn found.
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They say that this lowers turnover and improves the quality of their services.
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Red Robin and Taco Bell are both addressing manager turnover by improving compensation.
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On his second touch, he threw it away for his first career turnover.
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Comparable group turnover grew 6%, with like-for-like sales growth of 2.9%.
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The Falcons outgained the Bears 26-103 and did not commit a turnover.
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Both teams were turnover-prone —18 for Oklahoma State, 17 for Wichita State.
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The report is a snapshot, and does not show turnover between annual reports.
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It will only be disclosing its current turnover and other financials next month.
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Moreover, party turnover in the House makes impeachment proceedings possible, if not probable.
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His administration has been rocked by high-level staff turnover and communications challenges.
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The turnover comes at a pivotal point for Trump on the world stage.
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But Trump's turnover is already nearly that high, less than 3 years in.
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It also gives a sense of the inventory turnover rate for hijacked servers.
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"I wouldn't even describe it as 'upheaval,'" she said of the recent turnover.
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Continuity of care is essential, and high turnover rates are another primary concern.
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Employers — especially in low-wage, high-turnover industries — could also end up benefitting.
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Turnover rates are higher in schools serving large concentrations of students of color.
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It had a turnover of $586 million in 2018, the central bank said.
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Employers will also pay a 2.25 percent tax on their overall wage fund and small companies with annual turnover below 1 million euros will pay a 1 percent tax on turnover instead of the current 16 percent tax on profit.
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London accounts for 41 percent of global turnover in the $303 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market, more than double the turnover in the United States and far more than the 3 percent of its closest EU competitors, France and Switzerland.
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Some agencies see 100 percent turnover within a year; 50 percent turnover is considered good, says Bill Dombi, president of the National Association for Home Care & Hospice, a trade group that represents more than 33,000 home care agencies and hospice providers.
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A Dubai-based asset manager said turnover of a little under 8 million dirhams ($2.2 million) paled in comparison to the 36 million dirhams turnover from First Abu Dhabi Bank, and suggested only a few investors drove the stock limit up.
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His turnover rate of 13.1 percent is remarkable for a player who handles the ball as much as he does, and it's gotten even better since the calendar turned to 2016—20 games with a turnover percentage of just 11.1 percent.
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Brayden McNabb forced a turnover and flung the puck down the middle for Marchessault.
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Analysts were evenly split over what would happen to housing market turnover this year.
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Bracco Imaging generated turnover of more than 1 billion euros ($1.14 billion) in 2018.
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As a result, Walmart said its worker turnover is at a five-year low.
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Last year's reconstitution is estimated to have resulted in total turnover of $50 billon.
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He called Detroit's turnover total "disastrous," even though the Pistons only had 13 giveaways.
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Stress-heavy workplaces may be less productive and have more staff turnover, he added.
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This job should theoretically be very appealing, but the turnover rate was always high.
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Volumes were meagre with less than 1,000 lots of turnover of the benchmark contract.
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You'll have less turnover, and in the private sector, you will make more money.
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ET. There is also Jolts data on job openings and turnover at 10 a.m.
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And what Secretary Pompeo did today was essentially a warm turnover to the president.
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And for the past four years, it has had a near 0% turnover rate.
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Kapanen's 233th goal of the season came on a breakaway after an Arizona turnover.
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Turnover above $2,000 a year is taxed at 50%, with only some expenses deductible.
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Seton Hall's rebounding advantage compensated for the Pirates losing the turnover battle, 28-23.
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The tsunami of staff turnover in his administration, White House included, is ample evidence.
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EDT, and wholesale trade and Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary at 10 a.m.
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However, this is offset by significantly reduced employee turnover and new revenue focused hires.
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He forced a turnover by Bishop, who was playing the puck behind his net.
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But not everyone thinks the turnover at the top is necessarily a negative indicator.
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For example, turnover, which is expensive for a business, is relatively low, Costco says.
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He capitalized on a turnover by Detroit defenseman Dan DeKeyser for Rakell's 14th goal.
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We (follow) a low turnover strategy and take a long-term approach to investing.
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Yet, turnover has been low recently as investors are on the sidelines, analysts said.
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For the 249 held by Republicans, the GOP lost 39 seats (a 16% turnover).
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However, this is offset by significantly reduced employee turnover and new revenue-focused hires.
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EU fines could go as high as 10 percent of a company's global turnover.
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If anything, we're compensated and bonused on arbitrary data, such as retention and turnover.
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Back then the levy claimed nearly a tenth of the turnover of victimised businesses.
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At a company with more than 100,000 employees, turnover is certainly going to happen.
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TURNOVER AT 127 MILLION ZLOTYS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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He had one turnover in 210:213 on Wednesday, sitting out the fourth quarter.
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ICE notoriously has one of the highest employment turnover rates in the federal government.
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They had 13 penalties for 129 yards and lost the turnover battle 4-0.
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Earlier, the exemption limit was for jewellers with turnover up to 120 million rupees.
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Marleau followed 10 seconds later, capping a play that started with another Coyotes turnover.
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Godo said it had created jobs and the turnover of local shops had increased.
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Under GDPR, penalties can scale as large as 1% of a company's global turnover.
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Harden had 14 assists against one turnover in the earlier win over the Raptors.
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Credit Suisse currently anticipates roughly $49 billion in share turnover for this year's rebalance.
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I'm trying to have a healthier relationship with the idea of wardrobe turnover, honestly.
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"That last free throw, that last turnover, that horrible shot or whatever," Hirt says.
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EU sanctions can be as much as 10 percent of a company's global turnover.
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A layup by Moss after a UAB turnover put the game out of reach.
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The result is an extraordinarily high teacher turnover rate in every corner of Oakland.
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In terms of regional distribution, Asia saw the highest turnover with 22.9 billion euros.
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Therefore, turnover at the partner level tends to be much slower than other industries.
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The sports betting industry is between 1.5 and 2 trillion dollars a year, turnover.
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The high wages and steep turnover rates have made the industry ripe for automation.
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Wofford didn't have a turnover across the first 240 minutes of the second half.
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Turnover hit 863 billion CFA francs, up from 816 billion in 2014, Sonatel said.
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Eichel helped create a turnover by Auston Matthews and then scored his first goal.
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In that case, nothing may get done unless a turnover of the board occurs.
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Turnover this year has totalled 547,500 tonnes, up only marginally on last year's levels.
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Tuesday's latest data comes from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey, or JOLTs.
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They are pushing for the rare turnover of the entirety of Bed Bath's board.
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There's a lot of work, a lot of turnover, and the pay isn't great.
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Another NC State turnover and three more Cunningham foul shots helped wrap it up.
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CEO turnover is one of the most disruptive events in a company's life cycle.
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William Nylander knocked the puck across the ice to him after a Coyotes turnover.
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TFG London contributed 18.7 percent to group turnover in the year to March 2018.
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"We wanted to have a low-turnover game, so that was good," Beard said.
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CME Group's monthly gas turnover is about six times higher ICE's U.S. cocoa contract.
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AOT had an annual turnover of $11 billion with over 100 employees, it said.
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Nathan Peterman had another turnover-plagued performance for the Bills with three more interceptions.
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Very, very few presidents have the controversy and turnover that have hamstrung Trump's Cabinet.
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"It also stinks if you lose your job," Ms. Stevenson said of reduced turnover.
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Purdy finished 19 of 30 for 282 yards and five touchdowns without a turnover.
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Reported turnover fell 5.2 percent to 12.6 billion euros, hurt by currency exchange rates.
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The firm is known for relatively high turnover among its roughly 1,700-person staff.
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The team's emotional leader, Green was subdued during a six-point, six-turnover night.
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Drummond flushed a fastbreak dunk after a Phoenix turnover to make it 93-84.
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Largely as a result, the company has only a 5 percent employee turnover rate.
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Employees also mentioned issues with scheduling, an emphasis on part-time positions, and turnover.
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With a turnover rate hovering around 90 percent, competition for truck drivers is intense.
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Including online sales, like-for-like turnover rose by 1.0 percent on the year.
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Its turnover more than tripled in seven years to 7 billion euros last year.
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Minnesota went 10 of 12 from the field without a turnover over that stretch.
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But the recent turnover atop DHS suggests growing impatience with that agency as well.
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EU rules allow for a fine of up to 10 percent of global turnover.
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This could be tough for a company that sees a lot of legal turnover.
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The start of summer could coincide with the beginning of more West Wing turnover.
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If she leaves, you're likely to see an entire turnover of her press staff.
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Though neither team had a turnover, neither quarterback had much of a game, either.
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France has proposed a tax on online giants' turnover rather than on their profits.
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Turnover was 510.1 million rupees, below this year's daily average of 986.4 million rupees.
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Turnover in the role is so high, Vanity Fair once called the job "cursed."
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The Raptors could not take advantage of a Spurs' turnover with 45 seconds left.
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Foreign buying accounted for 25 percent of the day's turnover of 43 billion rupees.
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Koivu beat Budaj on his stick side after a neutral-zone turnover by Muzzin.
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Australia's retail turnover for August rose 0.4 percent, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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Two Hicks free throws and Jackson's dunk off Arkansas' 216th turnover completed the scoring.
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For companies, employee turnover on average costs 33 percent of that individual's yearly salary.
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"It's been killing us all year," Cousins told reporters of the 24-turnover performance.
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Leadership turnover was not the No. 1 issue for analysts on the earnings call.
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Teacher stress also leads to high turnover among educators, which costs the economy billions.
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Englewood School District teacher Becky Moraja said she sees high turnover in her district.
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The Trump administration has seen a significant amount of turnover in personnel since July.
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One turnover a week can be the difference between world-beaters and also-rans.
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Open plans can also breed distraction, conflict, increased blood pressure, and increased staff turnover.
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Even with the L train fully functioning, as it is now, turnover is constant.
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Orange and neroli essential oils stimulate rapid cell turnover and even out skin tone.
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And if one category sees substantial turnover, then the other is usually pretty staid.
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TURNOVER AT 119 MILLION ZLOTYS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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The Chiefs took a 6-3 lead at the half following an Eagles turnover.
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The White House under Trump has experienced a higher turnover rate than previous administrations.
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A Syracuse turnover with 7.8 seconds left provided Michigan State with one more chance.
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TURNOVER AT 118 MILLION ZLOTYS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Those efforts have helped Walmart bring turnover to a five-year low, Holler said.
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French information technology specialist Umalis reported on Wednesday stable orders and turnover despite coronavirus.
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Thomas Vanek forced a turnover behind the net and fed Gagner in the slot.
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Part of that is due to the extraordinary level of turnover in this administration.
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The company has an annual turnover of £11.3 billion, and employs over 30,000 people.
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The Ravens converted the turnover into three points on Tucker's 24-yard field goal.
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Staff turnover for senior aides, according to the Brookings Institution, sits at 62 percent.
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But Smith lost two fumbles, including a critical red-zone turnover just before halftime.
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The Yankees' defense, despite some uneven stretches, has remained solid despite all the turnover.
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"It was mind-blowing," says Hill, who says turnover has fallen to 17 percent.
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The philosophy has helped make Bridgewater famous — and to give it high staff turnover.
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Moving up remains the goal for many of Buc's golfers, which creates considerable turnover.
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Often for a temp agency or contractor with high turnover, and little employer commitment.
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A big catch, a devastating injury, a trick play, and a turnover on downs.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to recent turnover in Tesla's management.
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The turnover rate in the four boroughs overall was 15 percent in that period.
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With turnover at the S.E.C., Ms. White's legacy could be in jeopardy as well.
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We had little turnover, which meant less management time spent on hiring and training.
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The Wild forced a neutral-zone turnover and turned it into a mini-breakaway.
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The Devils tied it late in the first following a turnover by the Coyotes.
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Nine percent said they actually saved money because of decreased turnover or benefit payments.
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Low wages drive high rates of turnover and are already leading to worker shortages.
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The fund also has a relatively low turnover portfolio of 50 to 60 names.
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Fifty percent of total group turnover in the international business was from Chinese customers.
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Foreign selling accounted for 87.5 percent of the day's turnover of 1.4 billion rupees.
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Dallas committed only one turnover to four for the Lakers in the first half.
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All have been stalwarts in a league where quarterback turnover has plagued many franchises.
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Generally speaking, skin-cell turnover differs depending on age, skin health, and topical routine.
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Mr. Dodson's fund has an annual turnover ratio of 71 percent, according to Morningstar.
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Bennie Thompson, the chairman of the House Homeland Security committee, derided the department's turnover.
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Bennie Thompson, the chairman of the House Homeland Security committee, derided the department's turnover.
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But, Mousavi did not want to reveal the company&aposs turnover and profit figures.
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The Islanders went ahead again thanks to a Devils turnover just 100 seconds later.
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There's been a ton of turnover lately, so that was a very funny oversight.
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It installed 2,000 systems last year with a turnover of more than €1 billion.
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But there's so much turnover, it's hard to know who works at the restaurant.
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Orpea published on Tuesday a turnover for FY up 9.4% at 3.74 billion euros.
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Kapanen's 11th goal of the season came on a breakaway after an Arizona turnover.
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Miami committed just one turnover, a season low for any first half this season.
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A turnover from Chicago's Dylan Strome resulted in Panarin's goal just 53 seconds later.
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The 49ers made the most of the turnover on Coleman's 19-yard touchdown run.
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"The shorter the book, the more turnover, or circulation," Medlar said in a statement.
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ET and August's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey is released at 25.5 a.m.
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Turnover is high, he said, because the work is difficult and wages are low.
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Five years is a long time, and there hasn't been a ton of turnover.
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While his interception was a poor decision, his second turnover was plain bad luck.
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Daily turnover was 3.1 trillion yen, compared to an average of 2.5 trillion yen.
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But before we let her go, we asked Banister about turnover at the firm.
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The place was blasting loud music, a common tactic restaurants use to encourage turnover.
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In a country used to coups and presidential turnover, democracy seemed to have won.
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Given the tech talent shortage, turnover is a challenge for even the biggest companies.
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An Anaheim turnover led to the Devils' tying the score early in the second.
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The Sooners had a turnover and missed four straight shots over that decisive stretch.
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Jackson's turnover led to a 643-pointer by Antetokounmpo for a seven-point edge.
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Purdue capitalized off a Badgers' turnover to take its only lead of the game.
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He seeks out companies that treat their employees well and where turnover is low.
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Turnover happens in any administration, and some DHS subagencies have long struggled with hiring.
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The Utes trimmed the lead to a touchdown after narrowly avoiding a costly turnover.
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The Trump White House is known for its record turnover numbers among senior staffers.
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But you should still exfoliate during the summer months (sun exposure decreases cell turnover).
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It pounded the glass hard and cashed in almost every Hawkeyes turnover into points.
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WV had the lowest teacher salary, school has high teacher turnover, many unfilled position.
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Liberty Living posted turnover of 155.7 million pounds in 2018, an increase of 15%.
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There were no projections for this kind of turnover when the law was designed.
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Chytil evened it at 14:09 after an Islanders turnover in the neutral zone.
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The Trump administration has seen a record-setting turnover in its first 13 months.
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The big picture: Within the Cabinet, 9 of the 15 positions have had turnover.
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"I like turnover," he said in a speech to the Gridiron Club in Washington.
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Wright answered with a 3-pointer, and after a turnover Schwartz hit a layup.
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TURNOVER A SPREAD continues at Holding House (3546 Michigan Ave, Detroit) through February 27.
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In a 20113 report, Diane Hirshberg, director of the Center for Alaska Education Policy Research at UAA, observed that while teacher turnover in Alaska's urban districts was consistently low, rural districts, like Yupiit, could see as high as a 52 percent turnover.
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Companies found guilty of infringing EU antitrust rules can be fined as much as 10 percent of their global turnover, which in Google's case could be about $9 billion of its 2016 turnover but it is not expected to reach this level.
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Because we're seeing the lowest employee turnover that the company has ever seen since 1998.
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Their wage bills averaged 7.5 percent of total operating costs and 203 percent of turnover.
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Turnover was 509.2 million rupees, well below this year's daily average of 922.9 million rupees.
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The Trojans are 10th in NCAA Division I with a 1.52 assist-to-turnover ratio.
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Turnover was 736.4 million rupees, less than this year's daily average of 911 million rupees.
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In 2009, these were $10.4 billion, while in 33, global turnover was over $22 billion.
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There was a lot of favoritism, and also a big turnover within staff, of course.
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Turnover was 1.1 billion rupees, well above this year's daily average of 929.8 million rupees.
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Turnover on the mainboard was 1.677 trillion yen, also the lowest level since early April.
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The sample size is small, but that's a lot of turnover for a small partnership.
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Turnover was 1.25 billion rupees, more than this year's daily average of 913.4 million rupees.
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Fifteen seconds later, Granlund exploited a turnover to score his 17th goal of the season.
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Partner turnover is up at many firms, despite the damage that does to startup governance.
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Jackson made one of two free throws with 24.2 seconds left following a Knicks turnover.
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This is evidenced by the turnover of the most actively traded contact on each exchange.
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Losing good employees is expensive, so low turnover should be a goal for good managers.
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It has annual turnover of around 27 million euros ($32.3 million) and around 200 employees.
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Turnover in the broader market surged to 3.338 trillion yen from Thursday's 1.57 trillion yen.
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He missed three 3-point tries and had a turnover in the final 1:50.
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Total turnover grew 6.3 percent from 71.2 billion rand ($6.14 billion) to 75.8 billion rand.
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Turnover was 781.6 million rupees, less than this year's daily average of 912.8 million rupees.
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He also found time in the game for six assists while committing just one turnover.
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Turnover was 548.4 million rupees, lower than this year's daily average of 768.3 million rupees.
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But turnover remains high — hiring notices pepper groups on Facebook advertising for call center jobs.
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Fields' interception of Tar Heels quarterback Chazz Surratt was the only turnover in the game.
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"But a league renowned for marketing savvy may be committing an uncharacteristic turnover," he added.
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For 2016, consensus was for EBITDA of 2.74 billion euros and turnover of 14.0 billion.
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When Ardian cashed out last year, turnover had expanded by 25% and earnings by 50%.
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Many owners find they have to pay more than the minimum wage to prevent turnover.
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Chipotle has made reducing turnover a priority to improve customer service and efficiency in stores.
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The agency has seen a significant turnover during the Trump administration, drawing scrutiny from Democrats.
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Quietly, however, it carried out a wholesale turnover of personnel that has transformed key institutions.
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They're all reporting high turnover rate and increasing customer demand for fresh ingredients prepared quickly.
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The paper said the merged company would have a turnover of about 21 billion euros.
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Nationally, 10 said turnover would stay the same, six said fall and two said rise.
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He said the company's turnover was expected to halve this year to 100 million dirhams.
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Trading was muted ahead of the holiday season, with turnover hitting a 13-month low.
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Turnover was 1.3 billion rupees, more than this year's daily average of 934.9 million rupees.
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Roman said that the utility's upper management has "no institutional memory" due to frequent turnover.
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Turnover on the mainboard was 1.6 trillion yen, the lowest level in nearly two weeks.
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The company has 661 stores worldwide and a staff turnover rate of about 19 percent.
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Employers' obligations (under COBRA) to continue former workers' benefits increase risk with increased turnover. Why?
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A turnover by the Islanders led to the Kings' second goal exactly seven minutes later.
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Yet another Thunder turnover led to a Leonard layup and a Spurs 94-89 lead.
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The veteran quarterback hasn&apost been under pressure to play perfect, turnover-free games, either.
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Turnover was 616.4 million rupees, less than this year's daily average of 790.9 million rupees.
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The hefty turnover at Alphabet suggests that may be a difficult formula to get right.
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Then you look at housing turnover, running about 0000%, historical norms about 4% and change.
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Turnover was 830.1 million rupees, compared with this year's daily average of 699.03 million rupees.
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They made up a little over 5 percent of the total market turnover on Sunday.
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Staff turnover is high and there have been reports of low morale in the department.
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Over his last seven games, Frazier owns a 34-to-4 assist-to-turnover ratio.
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The official White House page for LGBTQ rights was also removed when the turnover occurred.
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Taken together, the turnover shows Kobach's campaign aiming to retool itself as it faces Gov.
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It said that since 2006, turnover of UK government bonds or Gilts has almost tripled.
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Turnover was 756 million rupees, less than this year's daily average of 935 million rupees.
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Revenue from paid subscriptions now account for nearly all of Spotify's turnover, or 88 percent.
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Even by the standards of today's just-in-time economy that is quite a turnover.
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Meanwhile, the team that works on Autopilot has experienced plenty of turnover at the top.
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The turnover of FX swaps rose further, reaching $2.4 trillion per day in April 2016.
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Boychuk's shot occurred after Casey Cizikas forced a turnover by Eric Staal behind the net.
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They include home price appreciation, housing turnover, household formation and an aging supply of homes.
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Turnover was 764.9 million rupees, just below this year's daily average of 790.7 million rupees.
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Overall, the turnover was on the slower side as there were not much of activities.
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No White House in the past five has had a higher first-year turnover rate.
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They jumped 23.5217% in their first hours of trading to 9.25 shekels in heavy turnover.
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Alexander Gillett recently told me, has a turnover of $3 billion a year—but it
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We see this particularly in high-needs communities, where the turnover can be quite high.
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Singer Industries, which accounted for about 62 percent of the day's turnover, fell 6.3 percent.
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That puts it in the highest five economies in the world, in terms of turnover.
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If high turnover is the (admittedly shitty) service industry standard, what's all the fuss about?
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The company could receive a penalty of up to 10% of turnover, the regulator said.
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This way of dealing with deputies has resulted in high turnover, multiple former employees said.
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Yet Levin said he's nonplussed by the prospect of more turnover among his beleaguered staff.
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The broader Topix advanced 1.0 percent in heavy trade, with turnover topping 3 trillion yen.
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The Czech Republic and Malta said a turnover tax would be technically difficult to implement.
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Globally, the space industry had an estimated $25.3 billion (AU$27 billion) turnover in 276.
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Margin under Pressure: The company's high leverage requires high turnover, which limits its profit margin.
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That investigation, spanning Clinton's two terms, was marked by a huge amount of staff turnover.
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This sees Finalcad operate a subscription model based on a percentage of a company's turnover.
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He's also posting a 20-plus assist rate and a career-low 11.5 turnover rate.
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That continues a trend of men having about 1.5 times more portfolio turnover than women.
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Henry's 11th rushing touchdown of the season occurred shortly after the Titans forced a turnover.
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The so-called tech giant FANG stocks dominated the top holdings of high-turnover funds.
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Augustin played a flawless floor game, handing out 10 assists and not committing a turnover.
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The problems occur when he hovers on the weak side, angling to force a turnover.
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"In the short term, I suspect we will see minimal turnover and experimentation," he said.
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Jerome Robinson answered with a 3, but following a Duke turnover he missed a layup.
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Turnover was 516.9 million rupees, less than this year's daily average of 698.6 million rupees.
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After a turnover by Northwestern, Butler coach Chris Holtmann called timeout with 13 seconds left.
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Turnover was 492.97 million rupees, compared with this year's daily average of 698.4 million rupees.
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Only 28 players have logged a higher turnover rate than he did as a rookie.
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Last year, Gunvor traded 187 million tonnes of commodities on a turnover of $47 billion.
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The game was scoreless until a turnover led to the first goal of the night.
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Concern about turnover is yet another worry that keeps founders and management up at night.
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Ball had 11 points, five assists, four rebounds and just one turnover in 27 minutes.
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This decision has backfired, many believe, damaging consumer confidence, bank profitability and money-market turnover.
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Turnover was 753.5 million rupees, less than this year's daily average of 921 million rupees.
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Moments later, Walker forced a Drummond turnover, then was fouled on a 3-point attempt.
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Following a turnover, Anderson received a crisp pass and sent a slap shot past Elliott.
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Over the last four years, they've ranked 26th, 27th, 23rd, and 25th in turnover percentage.
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In Britain, early estimates of GDP rely on proxies for output, such as business turnover.
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A month turnover does not make for a lasting business model as Griswold goes into.
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The product broke its record in turnover of HK$916.2 million ($116.8 million) on Aug.
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Turnover has risen from an estimated $15m-17m in 2012 to $150m-180m in 2015.
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Mitchell's dunk after a Suns turnover tied the game at 238 at 232:239 remaining.
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You win the turnover margin, you have a very good chance to win the game.
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The Spartans took advantage of a turnover later in the quarter to take the lead.
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And I dug in before he was drafted that he's a turnover waiting to happen.
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Including currency effects, turnover fell 2 percent to 12.5 billion euros, or about $14.2 billion.
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The results for the firm, Weinstein said, are reduced turnover, increased productivity and greater accountability.
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Teacher unions have experienced some turnover, but union members did not crowd the exit door.
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But foods and refreshment still represents 36 percent of Unilever's turnover, on first-quarter numbers.
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The Hurricanes tied it with 10:36 remaining by pouncing on a New York turnover.
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And like any other business, there's high turnover among entry-level retail and cultivation employees.
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Gerald has annual turnover of $10 billion with offices in Stamford, Singapore, Shanghai, and Switzerland.
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Turnover also dropped 14 percent to the lowest since late December to 2.2 trillion yen.
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If the White House were a major corporation, the executive turnover would have investors shaking.
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Turnover was 284.9 million rupees, well below this year's daily average of 698.6 million rupees.
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Turnover stood at 731.4 million rupees, below this year's daily average of 774.4 million rupees.
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Heavy foreign buying boosted the day's turnover to 2.4 billion rupees, the highest since Sept.
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Commercial Bank, which surged 4 percent, accounted for about 79 percent of the day's turnover.
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Then it introduced a mentoring program that reduced turnover to zero, at least for now.
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The Trump White House has generated major turnover since he took office in January 2017.
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Turnover stood at 719.3 million rupees, below this year's daily average of 775.3 million rupees.
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The project suffered from management issues and turnover, entrenched contractors and a lack of engineers.
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Jails have a much higher turnover rate than prisons , where inmates generally serve long sentences.
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An Islanders turnover led to Tkachuk's tying goal with 10:22 left in the third.
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SolarWinds shares had dropped over the previous three years amid acquisition challenges and leadership turnover.
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Wake Forest led 41-36 at halftime as it comitted only one first-half turnover.
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Employers obtain benefits from minimum wage increases, especially in high-turnover industries such as restaurants.
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A new National Security Adviser, John Bolton, has just arrived prompting a large staff turnover.
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Chicago Fire attacker Gilberto streaks down the field after a bad turnover on a breakaway.
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After three weeks, it would seem to be time for some turnover at the top.
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They rank fifth in defensive rating, second in pace, and second in assist-turnover ratio.
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More changes are likely, including an expected turnover on its board in the next quarter.
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They had a lot of turnover, and it felt like we didn't know anybody well.
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Ehlers took advantage of a Wild turnover to notch his first goal of the season.
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An England turnover and Henderson fouls to stop what could have been a quick counter.
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And while many firms brag about low manager turnover, few can match Dodge & Cox's numbers.
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"Turnover is expensive, so we're very cost sensitive about how we trade," Mr. Chi said.
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It's the latest change at a time of sweeping executive turnover for the broadcast networks.
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Lamborghini sold 8,205 vehicles last year, with a reported a turnover of nearly $2 billion.
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"I knew, if I threw it, it would have possibly been a turnover," Young said.
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The decision nonetheless comes at a moment of turnover in Mr. Trump's national security team.
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