The integrative capacity of our country has an upper limit.
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But scientists now believe the upper limit is much lower.
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For the absolute upper limit of yes, it has changed.
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At present, the upper limit on sulfur oxides is 3.5%.
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That's almost double the upper limit of what's considered hazardous.
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But getting those programs to lower the upper limit isn't easy.
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That upper limit of what constitutes a "planet" is controversial, though.
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I'd say the Focal Elear are precisely my upper limit: $999.
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"The upper limit will be 50 @ usernames," said a Twitter spokesperson.
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One analyst says the market may be at its upper limit.
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Are we starting to hit an upper limit of human performance?
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Thankfully, there's an upper limit to how bad hurricanes can be.
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Today, we are well in breach of the 1°C upper limit.
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Uncapped meaning there's no upper limit on the funds you can raise.
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There is probably no upper limit that could stop the English dreaming.
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He demands a fixed upper limit on refugees, as Austria has imposed.
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The upper limit of that band was 50.199 pesos per dollar on Thursday.
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But now, he says, we have reached the upper limit of human longevity.
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Because their income is above the upper limit, they do not do so.
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For planners at this echelon, not having a hard upper-limit budget isn't unusual.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Is there an upper limit, though, for a particular business line?
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"The CSU's talk of an upper limit is empty," Lindner told Der Spiegel magazine.
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"Like most vitamins and minerals, vitamin C does have an upper limit," Haggans notes.
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"There's no competition and no upper limit for moral grounds on pricing," she said.
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In 2016, a team of scientists declared the upper limit to be 115 years.
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But there is an upper limit to the benefits of protein, the review cautions.
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Burns called for an upper limit of 234 millimeters — about 22005 inches — of midsole.
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But this work was not behaving properly, and it blew through the upper limit.
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It's really the upper limit of what I can manage without dropping the device.
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There may be an upper limit for the amount of time we spend there.
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Jordan said there was no upper limit to the extent of its currency market interventions.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS BOARD APPROVES UPPER LIMIT OF COMPENSATIONS FOR OIL CONTAMINATION AT $15/BBL
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Whatever your upper limit is, a pair of kids from Ohio just one-upped it.
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There is no upper limit to the levels of natural testosterone allowed in their bodies.
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Nutritional guidelines used to recommend an upper limit of 300 milligrams of cholesterol a day.
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That will boost the upper limit of investment in foreign bonds to 31% from 19%.
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Last fall, he was lobbying for an upper limit of 200,000 asylum seekers per year.
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That's similar to the upper limit of 2000 milligrams recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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An absolute upper limit of 15,000-square-metres had been floated by the junior Komeito party.
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The CSU wants an upper limit of 200,000 per year, which Merkel and the CDU rejects.
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The upper limit for a big diet — 2,800 calories — is 93 total fat grams a day.
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But short of that, "I don't feel there's any upper limit," said Mr. Sena, the analyst.
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In stable temperatures researchers say there's no upper limit to how long data can be stored.
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The platform rose slowly until my head was just above the upper limit of the chamber.
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At this point, our bodies also will have hit the upper limit of their heat tolerance.
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Those words became my secret gold standard for the absolute upper limit of you-have-escaped.
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Annual inflation hit 3.9%, nearing the upper limit of the central bank's 0003% to 4% range.
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"The thing that physics says should be possible is only an absolute upper limit," Caplan said.
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"If the target company fits our appetite, there is no upper limit for budgeting," he said.
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It trimmed the upper limit to $315 million from $13 million, raising the midpoint by $5 million.
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In November, Delhi's pollution index climbed to 12 times higher than the upper limit for healthy air.
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Meanwhile, some SWFs are thought to be hitting the upper limit on their allocations to private markets.
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I also used an Onkyo stereo receiver with a Audio Technica turntable to test their upper limit.
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This upper limit coincides nicely with the theoretical limit inferred from sunspot activity observed on the Sun.
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That upper limit has major implications for how researchers understand and interpret these giants' evolution and behavior.
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South Korea wants to double the upper limit of the payload to a ton, officials here said.
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Unless it can break out of its youthful demographic, it may already be reaching an upper limit.
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Is there an upper limit to this advance, or will the rate of discovery only continue to accelerate?
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While it stopped short of the CSU's demand for an upper limit on migration, it rejected "uncontrolled" immigration.
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"There's no upper limit for dietary fiber — fiber that comes from fruits, vegetables, nuts, legumes," Dr. Dahl says.
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"No upper limit seems to be known," he says, referring to how long an embryo can remain frozen.
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The United Nations set an upper limit of $20143 million for the demolition contract, which was competitively bid.
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"There is an upper limit to a country's integration ability," he added at a news conference on Sunday.
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This means that Uber's surge pricing will be restricted to an upper limit, rather than being completely eliminated.
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Several sources say seven days is the upper limit of how long a person can live without water.
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"There appears to be a safe upper limit, beyond which exercise may result in myocardial fibrosis," she says.
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There is no definition or upper limit of these payments, leaving a lot of uncertainty around the process.
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This flexibility has allowed it to set a generous 70% upper limit for holdings of each corporate bond.
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S&P 20.1 futures fell by as much as 22020% in early trading in Asia, their upper limit.
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This is known as the "80/20 rule," and it places an upper limit on health plan profits.
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The researchers made some assumptions about tardigrades' upper limit for heat and radiation exposure, and examined three scenarios.
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GERMAN FINANCE MINISTER SCHOLZ SAYS THERE IS NO UPPER LIMIT TO CREDIT FROM THE KFW STATE DEVELOPMENT BANK
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Without new workers and consumers coming onto the rolls, there's an upper limit to domestic profit-making opportunities.
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Its core rate of 1.9 percent is at the upper limit of a presumed 2 percent policy target.
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There could be an upper limit for the amount of time a human body can spend in space.
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This limit is more restrictive for mortgage applicants and providers than the upper limit on the DTI ratio.
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But there's an upper limit to speed, so instead, they can just make it sound like they're going faster.
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That's close to what's considered a safe upper limit in the US for severe pain — in a single pill.
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Plus, Search Ads Basic limits budgets to $5,000 per month, while Search Ads Advanced has no such upper limit.
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"Cardiorespiratory fitness is inversely associated with long-term mortality with no observed upper limit of benefit," the study says.
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Previously most contactless card readers had been restricted to £30 — aka, the default upper limit for contactless card transactions.
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Researchers are still orders of magnitude away from experimentally confirming the upper limit of the electron's electric dipole moment.
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The SPD did not stake out a position on the conservatives' upper limit on refugees in its policy document.
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The authors suggest this: The upper limit to our longevity isn't about our health, it's about how we're built.
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Would venture capitalists back more humane products if there was an upper limit to the returns they could reap?
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So the three-year mark should really be treated as an upper limit, and you're better off replacing it regularly.
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That was well beyond the upper limit of 500 on China's air quality index and double the threshold considered hazardous.
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"There may be an upper limit" to the heat's positive effect on wines, said Benjamin Cook, the study's lead author.
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Once you start, there's no upper limit to just how big the rectum can stretch, determined one Popular Science writer.
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The earlier sell-off prompted the central bank to step in and loosen the upper limit of banks' reserve requirements.
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The upper limit of daily vitamin D intake for adults is 4,000 IU, according to The National Institutes of Health.
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Interestingly, despite the backlash earlier this year, Merkel has ruled out setting an upper limit on refugees coming into Germany.
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These datapoints align with the theory that smartphone ASPs [average selling prices] may be bumping up against their upper limit.
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In the 2008 campaign, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton both used $903,000 as the upper limit of the middle class.
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New research suggests mortality rates level off after we turn 213, and that no upper limit exists for the human lifespan.
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New research suggests mortality rates level off after we turn 105, and that no upper limit exists for the human lifespan.
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To hit that daily upper limit, a 110-pound person would have to eat about 45.5 kilograms of Cheerios per day.
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That may put an upper limit on the supply of raw materials, meaning renewable diesel will always remain a niche product.
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Is that the absolute upper limit for every single human being that has, or ever will, set foot on this planet?
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In the election campaign and since, the Bavarian CSU has insisted on an annual upper limit of 200,000 for asylum seekers.
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This might have occurred, Dr. Vijg and his colleagues said, because humans finally have hit an upper limit to their longevity.
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For now this appears to be the upper limit of what BlackRock is able—or willing—to do on climate change.
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It is unclear what the price tag for the plan would be, but Sunak said there would be no upper limit.
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The coalition agreement in effect puts an upper limit on the number of refugees that will be able to enter Germany.
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Merkel, who on Sunday announced her decision to run for a fourth term, has rejected setting an upper limit for migration.
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The engines themselves are pretty much at their upper limit for fuel economy and performance, so there's little room for improvement there.
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This was the upper limit of this fund, so Partech ended up raising as much money as it could for this fund.
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That's because their fiscal deficits are near the upper limit of the 3 percent of GDP that the European Central Bank allows.
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In another Pontzer paper, published in 2016 in the journal Current Biology, he and his colleagues found evidence of an upper limit.
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"I said several years ago that we wouldn't make large investments - at 500 million (euros) we reach the upper limit," Rabe said.
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"Thus the bank's common equity tier 1 ratio slightly exceeded the upper limit of the target interval," it said in the report.
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Schmolz & Bickenbach now wants to raise a minimum of 325 million francs, with an upper limit of 614.25 million francs, it said.
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"There is not an upper limit (to the balance sheet) per se, but growing the balance sheet has rising costs," she said.
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The daily readings have been jarring -- 285 times, 20.2 times and 20.2 times the EPA's "upper limit of acceptability" for cancer risk.
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But by holding firm to avoid being outflanked by the AfD, the CSU risks alienating the Greens, who reject an upper limit.
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He offered extra storage space for referrals, and there was no upper limit of how much extra space a user could get.
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There is an upper limit to how much carbon soils can carry, but it can take decades to get to that point.
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I asked Claverie if there's an upper limit to how long viruses and (certain types of) bacteria could survive in the permafrost.
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And investors should always know the upper limit of how much an individual stock or sector should represent in their overall portfolio.
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To us, 720p is just about ideal for visual density, and 1080p is the upper limit where we think the style remains cohesive.
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AfD's Weidel called for tougher border controls to improve security and suggested there should be an upper limit of 10,000 refugees per year.
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At the upper limit of that range, the company would have been valued at $903.6 million, including underwriters' option and other outstanding shares.
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This pushed up inflation, which is now well above the bank's self-imposed upper limit of 6.5%, and way above its 4.5% target.
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There is an upper limit to the number that can ever be mined... Thus this energy consumption will not go on rising forever.
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The upper limit of that channel, says Gordon, is around the $2165 to $2165 level, which he says Apple could reach this month.
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And we want him to have a long human life because you don't believe that there's an upper limit of 105 or 110?
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Pillows It is my personal belief that there is no upper limit to the number of pillows one should have on one's bed.
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They also hope to determine whether or not there is any upper limit on the amount of healthy exercise for people with cancer.
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Setting an upper limit on how much gas producers can leak into the air as part of the extraction process was long overdue.
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However, the opinion clearly prevailed that conditions providing sufficient support for an increase in this upper limit had not been fulfilled so far.
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The Chinese currency was not obviously over-valued, and the appreciation of the U.S. dollar has its upper limit, it said in a commentary.
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The fee is now set by individual municipalities, not the state, many of whom have decided this upper limit should be the actual cost.
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These data caps serve as an upper limit on how much of a streaming service you can use and therefore stymie the cord-cutters.
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Consumer prices in April were 7.93 percent higher than a year earlier, almost double the upper limit of the bank's long-term target range.
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Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt told the Augsburger Allgemeine that an upper limit is necessary and is a lot more than a matter of semantics.
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An extension that bleeds into the EU's next budget period would be too complicated, say some diplomats, suggesting a natural upper limit of 2020.
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Two degrees Celsius is also defined as the upper limit to global warming under the Paris Climate Agreement, which went into effect on Nov.
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Spain and France still have some work to do to bring the deficits below the monetary union's upper limit of 3 percent of GDP.
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In 2024, a separate contribution rate expected to be 4 percent will kick in for earnings above the upper limit projected at the time.
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Or, put more eloquently: "There's an upper limit on its effectiveness," Michelle Crankse, a clinical psychologist and anxiety treatment researcher at UCLA, tells me.
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The Worst That Could Happen: Sechowski says it depends on which types, but there is a "tolerable upper limit" for certain vitamins and minerals.
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To begin, Congress needs to place an upper limit on the tax break for employer-provided health care to promote more efficient health insurance.
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So far, the parties still haven't agreed on new budget caps, which put a hard upper limit on spending for defense and domestic programs.
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Full employment is the upper limit of non-inflationary spendingTraditional economists regard this type of thinking as highly inflationary and damaging to free markets.
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Broadway scaled up thanks to Andrew Lloyd Webber, but the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical itself reached its upper limit with 1993's Sunset Boulevard.
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Crucially, she also fell out with an important domestic ally, Horst Seehofer, the premier of Bavaria, who demands a fixed upper limit to asylum-seekers.
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South Africa's central bank expects inflation to reach 7 percent by the end of 2016, outside an upper limit of 6 percent that it targets.
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"It's a more nuanced thing to market, but we're going to keep seeing more of them, because there's an upper limit on rewards and cash."
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After looking at the charts, Oppenheimer's Ari Wald believes there's a path to recovery, but that $185 is the upper limit for the foreseeable future.
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Being the devoted public servant that he is, Rock showed beauty devotees everywhere that there is, indeed, an upper limit when it comes to highlighter.
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That's of course a rather daunting upper limit, but much lower than what most people assumed it would be just two or three decades ago.
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Under the terms of his father's will, David Cameron inherited 300,000 pounds ($430,000), an amount just shy of the upper limit for incurring inheritance tax.
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Mr Draghi views the bank's inflation target as symmetrical, not an upper limit, and has said he would tolerate prices growing faster for a spell.
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The upper limit of the next band, in which buyers pay 20 percent, has been increased at both houses to $3 million from $2 million.
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"The central bank plans to decrease the upper limit for the FX maintenance facility within ROM," one banker said who asked not to be named.
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The original headline also stated that the asteroid grazed Earth's upper atmosphere, the upper limit of which is at about 6,200 miles above sea level.
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Additionally, some of the board members regarded the upper limit on the DSTI as a structural stabiliser that should not be subject to frequent changes.
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"It is not necessarily dangerous," says Michelle Allison, RD, citing the lack of evidence showing humans have an upper limit on how much they can take.
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That means to say that no more peatland will be restored than the 700,000, and likewise, 1.3% increase in yield every year is an upper limit.
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The longest battery life I got with the Pro was about six and a half hours, and that really felt like the upper limit for me.
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"Five nmol/L is three times greater than the upper limit of normal in women," says Clare Flannery, MD, an endocrinologist at Yale School of Medicine.
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The China Daily said an upper limit of PM2.5 particles, one of the worst pollutants, was set at 35 micrograms per cubic meter during the summit.
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Scientists don't know how much they weigh, but even at the upper limit of what we guess their mass is, they're many times lighter than electrons.
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The VR One weighs very slightly less than eight pounds, slipping comfortably under the 10-pound threshold that's considered the upper limit for a VR backpack.
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Several years ago, analysts thought the U.S. ceiling for Netflix was 2700 million subscribers because that's where HBO had hit its upper limit in the past.
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Therefore, if Iran breaks the upper limit of enriched uranium stipulated in the nuclear agreement, it may mean that Iran withdraw from the nuclear agreement completely.
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"The upper limit for the FX maintenance facility within the reserve options mechanism has been lowered to 45 percent from 55 percent," the central bank said.
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The CIRC said it planned to reduce the upper limit of a single shareholder's stake in an insurance company to one-third, from 51 percent presently.
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Since after this point miners would be breaking even, assuming the price of Bitcoin stays the same, it is the upper limit to Bitcoin's energy use.
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At the upper limit, this event would have been 10 to 100 times more powerful than the largest solar flare activity witnessed in the space age.
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Leland discussed how the city will be affected by a two-degree increase in global temperatures, the upper limit set forth by the Paris climate deal.
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Ms. Pelosi's office cited a 2011 Department of Health and Human Services report, but the 17 million figure is the upper limit of the department's estimates.
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QATAR: Since 1980, the riyal has been pegged at 3.64 to the U.S. dollar with an upper limit of 3.6415 and a lower limit of 3.6385.
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They also admit that there could be an upper limit where age starts mattering to mole-rats, but if there is, we haven't seen the number yet.
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There's simply no law against putting thousands of satellites into space — no upper limit on how many, or on how prominent they can be in the sky.
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If they have more granular ones, there is no upper limit on the complexity and they spend all their time defining it to fractal levels of detail.
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Your maximal heart rate is calculated by subtracting your age from 220 — and this number is the upper limit of intensity your heart should reach during exercise.
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The researchers also figure that the average civilization has been broadcasting for about 80 years, and that the upper limit for radio broadcasting is about 1,600 years.
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The upper limit for the total amount of forward foreign exchange sale position was determined to be $10 billion until the end of this year, it said.
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FMI shares rose to 31,000 kyat ($25.70) at the open on Friday, the upper limit for trading for the day after they were listed at 26,000 kyat.
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Science Daily says that this is the first time that any researchers have put an "upper limit" on daily coffee intake, as it relates to heart health.
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London's FTSE 100 was pulled higher by energy stocks as oil prices climbed, although a recovery in the pound put an upper limit on the FTSE's gains.
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FMI shares rose to 31,000 kyat ($13) at the open on Friday, the upper limit for trading for the day after they were listed at 26,000 kyat.
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But amid widespread backlash against all types of media, the data also estimates that we are approaching the upper limit of how much media we can consume.
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It has not been clear if there is a safe upper limit to exercise beyond which you can irreparably injure your body, and in particular your heart.
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As per RBI's June monetary policy, the CPI forecast for the first half was at 4.7-5.1 percent, which indicates we are close to the upper limit.
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"There will be no upper limit, and a capital charge reduction of 15 percent above 1.5 million euros," Jonathan Hill told the Bruegel think tank in Brussels.
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In Europe, renewables have grid priority (it's the first energy in line to be bought every day in energy markets), and there's no upper limit on supply.
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"There is no upper limit on the amount of loans that [the state development bank] can issue," finance minister Olaf Scholz said, according to the Financial Times.
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Two weeks is thought to be the upper limit of the incubation period; if symptoms don't start by then, a person can be cleared as not infected.
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The world's largest coal exporters — Australia, Indonesia and Russia — have advantages, including proximity to the customers, that likely will put an upper limit on U.S. coal exports.
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Investors are betting on its potential for growth, but it may be reaching the upper limit of that unless it can break out of its youthful demographic.
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One of those yards clocked in at 2,760 parts per million (ppm); the EPA's upper limit for soil that children play in is 400 ppm of lead.
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The oldest person ever lived to be 903—a spring chicken by People Unlimited standards—and many scientists believe that's the upper limit of the human life span.
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This could mean the storm will intensify on its way to the Gulf Coast but hit an upper limit or weaken as makes its final approach to land.
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"What it comes down to is experience… and I think a lot of other bars can look into pushing the envelope with the upper limit of price-consciousness."
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In 2017, Uber admitted to Bloomberg that this amounts to finding the upper limit of what people are willing to pay, based on where they go and when.
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It also said the upper limit of holding standard gold converted from wrought or scrap gold was increased from 5 percent to 10 percent of lira reserve requirements.
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But there is an upper limit on how good strawberries can possibly be, and you can get a whole mess of them for a lot less than $21.80.
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Strict EU rules dictate that such waiting times still count as hours behind the wheel for drivers, who are obliged to rest when they hit an upper limit.
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"Many people used to believe that 90 years is the upper limit for life expectancy, but this research suggests we will break the 90-year-barrier," Ezzati said.
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The upper limit of 265 crowns to the euro — in place since 21 — was the cornerstone of the central bank's ultra-loose policy program designed to revive inflation.
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The ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and its coalition partner had earlier this month agreed on an upper limit of 3 percent of total area of the resorts.
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On November 2200, pollution surged so high that some monitoring stations reported an Air Quality Index of 248, way above the upper limit of the worst category, Hazardous.
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That's when Calpers introduced reference pricing — meaning it set an upper limit on how much it would pay for a given procedure, and patients would pay the rest.
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The shares put up as collateral amounted to 61 percent of the voting capital, the complaint says, although Indian banking regulations set the upper limit at 30 percent.
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China's central bank will relax its informal guidance for the upper limit of commercial banks' deposit rates, three sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Friday.
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Those three inflation indicators show that the Fed has already reached — and breached — the upper limit of a 0 to 2 percent range that usually defines price stability.
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But lawmakers have continued to insist they are not ready to remove the upper limit of commercial lending rates at 4 percentage points above the central bank rate.
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Facebook offers a minimum payout of $500 for accepted bugs, and no maximum—meaning that there's no specific upper limit on how valuable a bug could potentially be.
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The safe upper limit is 3,000 mcg or 10,000 IUs, and exceeding that can have serious consequences including dizziness, nausea, headaches, coma, and even death, according to ODS.
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Under Buttigieg's plan, people who are retroactively enrolled would owe up to 8.5 percent of their income, because that's the upper limit for monthly premiums under Pete's plan.
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If you're taking supplements that contain zinc, though, you're at greater risk of exceeding the upper limit for safe consumption, which is 40 milligrams per day, Beckerman explains.
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The difference and the overall number may be small but if allowed flexibility on this limitation now, Iran may continue to press for increases to the upper limit.
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And three in 10 of those had lead concentrations higher than 5 parts per billion (ppb), the Food and Drug Administration's upper limit for lead in bottled water.
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At its upper limit, it has a radius of about 500 meters, or a third of a mile, and only a couple hundred meters at its lower limit.
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" The report recommends that 2 degrees be seen instead as "an upper limit, a defense line that needs to be stringently defended, while less warming would be preferable.
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Inflation is expected to re-enter the bank's 1.5-3.5 percent target in the third quarter of this year and reach its upper limit by June 2019, Isarescu said.
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China's Citic Securities said its upper limit for outstanding commercial bill issues was now at 46.9 billion yuan ($6.8 billion), a statement filed to the Shanghai Stock Exchange showed.
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Now, with the arrival of foldable phones, which are being priced at $2750,2999 and above, it looks like the upper limit for phone prices is going to keep growing.
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AmpMe uses high-frequency sounds to sync all the devices together, and rom there, there's no upper limit on the amount of speakers or phones you can loop together.
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This initial estimate, from only one month's worth of data, improves on previous measurements using similar techniques that placed the upper limit on the neutrino mass at 2 eV.
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According to internal rules, the upper limit for temperature (in this spent nuclear pool tank) is 65 centigrade, and the spent fuel pool is currently at 28.7 degrees centigrade.
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But the lives of elite athletes suggest there may be no upper limit on how much exercise is feasible during pregnancy -- at least for women who are well-conditioned.
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In a recent interview, he angered party centrists by stating that the free movement of people within the E.U. means there can be no upper limit on immigration numbers.
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"IPO shares will definitely rise to their upward limit debut," he said, referring to an upper limit of 44 percent on the first day's trade for a new stock.
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The consumer price index dropped to 28%, well below the 230% upper limit set by the central bank, and producer prices grew at the slowest pace in two years.
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Debtors with between $100,000 and $250,000 in total household income would have less of their debt eliminated the closer they are to the upper limit on eligibility for forgiveness.
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But output for one production segment gives a sense of the upper limit for the entire production process, since each vehicle must go through certain steps before final assembly.
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Ford has two JVs set up with other automakers including Changan Automobile and Jiangling Motors, and normally that's the upper limit for joint ventures allowed by Chinese industry regulators.
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From now, demanded the CSU, Germany must set an upper limit of accepting 200,000 refugees a year and otherwise give preference to migrants "from our Christian-occidental cultural sphere".
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The "upper limit of normal" for adolescents would be if it starts interfering with daily life, Dr. Kantor said, or if it involves objects that could potentially cause injury.
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When the missiles cross Japan, they would also fly far higher than 62 miles above sea level, customarily considered the upper limit of a country's territorial airspace, they said.
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Most airlines consider solo fliers from the ages of 5 to 15 as unaccompanied minors, though Southwest Airlines puts the upper limit at 143 and JetBlue Airways at 13.
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"I think the prospects for the EBRD in Lebanon are enormous," he told Reuters, and added that the bank has not set an upper limit on investment in Lebanon.
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The new regulation does not set an upper limit for how long families could be held in what federal authorities call "family residential centers," according to the DHS official.
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But Midea will for now not include a pledge for an upper limit in the bid documents to be published on Thursday, the sources familiar with the publication plans said.
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A government plan to push for an upper limit of 5,000 euros to cash payments was met with fierce resistance two years ago, including by the country's own central bank.
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He cites economist Kate Raworth's "doughnut economics" — the notion that human flourishing is best found above a lower limit on individual consumption but below an upper limit on collective consumption.
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First, they argue that nothing in federal or state law requires districts to provide a free public education for students over 22, the upper limit for compulsory education in Florida.
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These could include not only the 9M729, but also the RS-26 "Rubezh", an intercontinental ballistic missile that has been tested at ranges skirting the upper limit of the INF.
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Policymakers said that inflation would continue to run above its 4 percent upper limit before beginning to ease late in the year and move back toward 3 percent in 2018.
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The second fund will target bigger deals with an upper limit of $15 million, he said, adding the fund raising will be concluded by the third quarter of next year.
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If central banks are determined to keep inflation low (at or below 2%, for instance) then that also sets an upper limit on how high nominal policy rates can go.
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Of the countries, only India has set targets that would keep global temperature rise below 220 degrees Celsius, the upper limit recommended by the Paris Climate Agreement, if adopted globally.
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These could include not only the 9M729, but also the RS-26 "Rubezh", an intercontinental ballistic missile that has been tested at ranges near the upper limit of the INF.
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This symmetry provides some clues as to what created them; the size, constrained by the speed of light, puts an upper limit of a few million years on their age.
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But according to a May 2016 memo, federal regulators said the "upper limit of acceptability" for cancer risk was an annual average of 0.2 micrograms of chloroprene per cubic meter.
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"The price that has now been disclosed is at the upper limit and it is just about economical," Frankfurt-based portfolio manager Markus Manns told Reuters in a written statement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank said on Friday it would temporarily raise the upper limit on small bank batch payments to 500 million yuan ($72.42 million) from Friday until Jan.
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Likewise, thermodynamics and statistics put a pretty strong upper limit on the size of molecules that will come together through happenstance and inorganic processes alone—about 150 atomic mass units.
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"Although the company had adopted emergency measures to reduce operation, inventory at the storage tanks reached the upper-limit," said the General Administration of Customs in a statement on Friday.
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But if 2 degrees is an "upper limit" and "less warming would be preferable," it seems we would want a higher than 50-22 chance of stopping short of it.
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ANKARA, June 27 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank plans to decrease the upper limit for the foreign currency maintenance facility within the reserve options mechanism, two bankers told Reuters on Thursday.
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Although inflation almost reached the upper limit of the central bank's inflation target, set at 1% to 3%, the acceleration was mainly caused by volatile factors, like food prices, Dedek said.
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This is being tried out in the state of Karnataka, where the government fixed a price ceiling for taxi fares earlier this month, effectively restricting surge pricing to an upper limit.
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They use a strategy called the "principle of exclusion" and, just as with humans, the researchers did not find an upper limit to the number of words these dogs can learn.
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In India the upper limit is just five and WhatsApp has removed the "quick forward" button from audio, video and images, adding an extra step to the process of sending content.
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Rotich tried to repeal the rate cap in his June budget, but parliament voted to keep the upper limit while getting rid of a minimum deposit rate it had previously imposed.
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And that makes it unlikely, even at its most effective, to increase lifespans beyond 19973, because that seems to be more or less the natural upper limit to a human lifespan.
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The landmark Paris Agreement, drafted in 2015, resulted in an aim to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees compared to pre-industrial levels, with 2 degrees set as an upper limit.
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All 25 stocks on China's NASDAQ-style tech board, which started trading last week, rallied on Friday, with top gainer Raytron Technology hitting the upper limit of 20% at the close.
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During the earnings announcement, Netflix said it would spend $7 billion to $8 billion on content in 2018 — tacking on $1 billion to the upper limit of earlier content budget estimates.
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The U.S. embassy in New Delhi said its air pollution index had late on Sunday breached the "hazardous" level upper limit of 500, at which it stops measuring levels of PM2.5.
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In addition, App Annie's new numbers back up a prior Nielsen report which claimed there was an upper limit as to how many apps consumers can manage on a monthly basis.
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The Vatican Museums say visitor numbers in 2017 are expected to reach a record, significantly exceeding the six million that Ms. Jatta's predecessor, Antonio Paolucci, defined as an annual upper limit.
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This beats out previous contenders, such as J22.14−2230 and J0348+0432, and pushes the known upper limit of neutron star masses well beyond two times the mass of the Sun.
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A 2003 U.S. Supreme Court decision suggests that the upper limit of a fair punitive penalty in the Risperdal case would be about $6 million based on the earlier compensatory award.
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But the company was forced to suspend fracking at least four times when the work led to earthquakes that exceeded a magnitude of 0.5, the upper limit set by British regulators.
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Estimates released on Thursday evening by Congress' nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation had the Senate proposal falling within that upper limit, although the bill has yet to be codified into legislative language.
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While yields spiked on Wednesday, they stopped well short of the upper limit of the central bank's new tolerance range, a sign investors remain cautious about the possibility of central bank intervention.
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Galaxy trimmed the upper end of full year production guidance to as much as 193,000 dry metric tonnes of lithium concentrate, against the upper limit of 210,000 dmt it had earlier forecast.
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It said a fiscal expansion of 0.8 percent would be an upper limit and would let the output gap be fully closed in 2017, though could mean inflationary "overheating" in some countries.
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I really got a chance to open it up (to the upper limit of the posted speed limit, of course) in a couple of places along the route, and it felt great.
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These additional hectares of forest are likely to change estimates of how much carbon can be held by Earth's vegetation, which is thought to have an upper limit, according to the IPCC.
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While this doesn't entirely eradicate the possibility that black holes are the source of dark matter, it does place an upper limit on how much dark matter black holes can account for.
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Bitcoin Unlimited allows miners to decide the size of blocks they create and the upper limit of blocks they're willing to process on their own and independent of any hard-coded limit.
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It has narrowed slightly since, but was still 19913 pct last year, well above the 6 pct average over three years that the European Commission has suggested as a general upper limit.
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In a shift from a coalition agreement reached earlier this month, the latest draft bill seen by Reuters shows an upper limit on casino floor space will be set by the government.
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The Shanghai-based Juneyao Airlines and the Group are expected to own more than 5 percent stake in China Eastern Airlines if they fulfil the upper limit of the proposed share subscriptions.
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But too much can pose problems too, says Abrams, who's had patients tell her they're taking 15,000 IUs per day (that's far above the government-recommended daily upper limit of 613,000 IUs).
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Most banks, that finance site reports, put the upper limit at $1,000, but for some, including HSBC, it's as low as $500, and in the case of First Citizen's Bank, only $400.
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Then leaders should decide whether to pair people with similar or complementary skills near each other, based on whether the skills have an upper limit, like speed, or do not, like creativity.
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For just $80 — yes, it's pushing the upper limit of cheap(ish), I'll concede — you can get this set of four MityLite Flex One folding chairs and never worry about it again.
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A recent study pointed out that we have just a 22% chance of keeping the planet from warming more than 225 degrees Celsius, the upper limit the Paris Agreement was designed to avoid.
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To put that in perspective, 5 nmol/L is three times greater than the upper limit of normal testosterone in women, Clare Flannery, MD, an endocrinologist at Yale School of Medicine, told Refinery29.
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The left-wing leader of the U.K.'s main opposition party started Tuesday calling for a law imposing a maximum upper limit on earnings... only to mothball the suggestion a few hours later.
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One difference was that Dr Alverez-Buylla and Dr Sorrells used samples collected up to 48 hours after death, whereas the upper limit used by Dr Boldrini and Dr Hen was 26 hours.
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The declaration did not demand an upper limit on migration as the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) has done, but said a clear limit on migration and a quota for refugees were needed.
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Finally, the EPA recently tightened its ground-level ozone standards to a maximum of 70 parts per billion, after making a scientific determination that this is the safe upper limit for human exposure.
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Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy said that if commercial banks fail to follow through with rate cuts after the reduction in policy rates, the central bank would set an upper limit to banks' lending rates.
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Zhangjiang Hangke Technology Inc was the first company to hit an upper-limit circuit breaker designed to temporarily halt trading in a bid to calm frenzied buying, climbing 30% from the market open.
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Bureaucrats have looked at a limit of 15,000-square-metres, casino and government sources said, though the panel proposed only an "upper limit" and said specific figures would be set after wider consultations.
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That scale suggests a warp factor of 1 is light speed (shown below between Earth and the moon) and the typical upper limit warp of 9.99 is more than 2,140 times light speed.
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On Friday the BoE said there had been a rise in the proportion of mortgages being issued that just below 4.5 times a borrower's income - the upper limit of what it deems safe.
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The central bank introduced a policy in September to keep the 10-year yield around zero percent, and the market sees levels around 0.050 percent as the upper limit of its target range.
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It's possible that there is an upper limit to youth turnout, that at a certain point the youngest Americans just aren't going to vote at the same rates as their parents and grandparents.
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According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the upper limit of the hazardous form of pollution for air quality to be considered "good" is 22.5 micrograms per cubic meter over 24 hours.
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Firefox 54 has opened up its upper limit of processes from one to four, although users can customize it to be more by entering "about:config" in the address bar and adjusting the settings themselves.
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And an investigation into iron ore and semi-finished steel in 2001 found that on a broad definition, an upper limit for the fraction of domestic production required by critical industries was only 31%.
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"We have not established an upper limit on what we will pay to solicit volunteers, and have entrusted our team to make the best decisions to serve our customers," she said in her testimony.
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Rasmussen declined to comment on the current split of cash, debt, and financial instruments in its reserves, or if there is an upper limit on how much of Tether's reserves can be non-cash.
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Amid a broader push toward cleaner energy markets, the IMO is poised to ban shipping vessels using fuel with a sulfur content higher than 0.5%, compared to the present upper limit level of 23%.
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Last week, the regulator said it might slash the upper limit of a single shareholder's stake in an insurance company to one-third, from 51 percent now, to prevent any improper transfer of benefits.
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The upper-limit cap — which includes those with master's degrees — should be upped from 85,000 to 195,000, where it was from 85033 to 2003 under the American Competitiveness in the 21st Century Act (AC21).
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He's right, and the same applies to other programs as well: so-called 303 college savings plans, health savings accounts, the upper limit of $230,215 ($2100,000 starting in 2019) for 401(k) retirement plans.
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When, in my forties, my cholesterol level rose to 21983—22002 is considered the upper limit of what's healthy—I embarked on a regimen that restricted fatty foods (and also cut down on carbohydrates).
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The plan set an upper limit for negotiated prices as no more than 120% of the volume-weighted average of the prices paid in six other countries: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan and Britain.
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The plan set an upper limit for negotiated prices as no more than 120% of the volume-weighted average of the prices paid in six other countries: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan and Britain.
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"Inflation has surpassed the upper limit of its target range and then fallen again in the past," Lon said in an article published on Thursday on the website of Catholic radio station Radio Maryja.
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A lot of companies tend to do it three times because candidates can often work for you for three years with OPT and STEM OPT, but the law doesn't set out an upper limit.
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Next was a townhouse at the upper limit of my budget, which required I walk up three flights of stairs just to enter — something I couldn't do with both my boys in my arms.
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Beyond the initial shock, Thomas says that if you can make it three minutes in such cold water then you can probably make it for 10, although he says that's about the upper limit.
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In addition, the Bank Board discussed whether it was desirable to respond to the rise in interest rates on mortgage loans from exceptionally low levels by changing the upper limit on the DSTI ratio.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 9 (Reuters) - An upper limit on cash payments could lead to a loss of faith in the euro as a currency, a board member of Germany's central bank warned in a newspaper interview.
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The height of each bar is the income range for each level of education — the upper limit is the 90th percentile, the lower limit is the 10th percentile, and the middle number is the median.
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So if you're in federal court and you sue an employer for sexual harassment, and they're found liable, you can win money, but under federal law those are capped, there's an upper limit of 300,000.
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The card will come with annual percentage rates of 15.99 percent, 21.74 percent and 24.74 percent based on an applicant's credit worthiness… and there's no upper limit on credit lines, according to a Barclays spokeswoman.
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Reading between the lines, however, it appears Apple has finally discovered the upper limit of how far it can raise prices before consumers give up and use their old phones for longer instead of upgrading.
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An Italian company called TechnoAlpin has developed a new kind of snow-making machine called the Snowfactory that can operate at temperatures well above 28 degrees Fahrenheit, which is the upper limit for existing machines.
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The USDA no longer called for a upper limit to the amount of dietary cholesterol you should have, which was previously set at 300 milligrams a day (one large egg alone provides around 160 milligrams).
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Nits are a unit for measuring brightness, and the study group that established standards for high-dynamic range (HDR) and DolbyVision determined in 2015 that 10,000 nits should represent the upper limit for display brightness.
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Varga told reporters on the sidelines of a business conference that the rebate, which would carry an upper limit, would be available to banks that increase their corporate loan stock by at least 20 percent.
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The upper limit is only a "technical necessity" to ensure it raises the minimum amount after its second-biggest shareholder attached conditions to its offer to support the fundraising with at least 325 million francs.
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"I said several years ago that we wouldn't make large investments - at 500 million (euros) we reach the upper limit," Rabe told a news conference after Bertelsmann reported a 2.8 percent rise in 2018 revenue.
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Thomas said there is "a range in which you can play," from the mid-hundreds to around 4,000 units of the vitamin per day, the safe upper limit according to the National Academy of Medicine.
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There will be a de facto upper limit of roughly 1.7 trillion euros ($1.9 trillion) on the size of the scheme, the ECB says, although its actual size will likely be far smaller than that.
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Seehofer told the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper in an interview published on Thursday that his party would only participate in a coalition government in 2017 that agreed to its demand for an upper limit on migration.
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I barely have enough room in my home for a robot vacuum to move around, and at $180 Sphero's R2-D2 sits at the upper limit of what I'm willing to spend on a toy robot.
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BEIJING, June 21 (Reuters) - At least two leading Chinese brokerages' upper limit for outstanding commercial bill issuance - a key form of short-term fundraising in the interbank market - have been increased, exchange filings showed on Friday.
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Also on Friday, Haitong Securities said its upper limit for such bills was now touching 39.7 billion yuan, while Guotai Junan Securities said its limit for short-term bills was now set at 50.8 billion yuan.
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According to Google's own analysis, that system claims to have an epsilon of 2 for any particular data sent to the company, and an upper limit of 8 or 9 over the lifetime of the user.
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The authors, led by Elisabetta Barbi from the Department of Statistics at Sapienza University of Rome, say their data suggests there's no upper limit to life—at least, not any limit that has yet been observed.
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Merkel, who will address 1,000 delegates from the Young Union (JU) in Dresden on Saturday, will try to hammer out differences with Bavarian party leaders on Sunday about their call for an upper limit to migration.
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It might seem like an odd way to measure the upper limit of human survivability, but that's the simplest way to measure how much a human body could theoretically cool itself, assuming a perfectly healthy body.
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While no upper limit for daily fiber intake has been defined, healthy Australians are recommended to consume at least 30 grams of dietary fiber per day, with around 15-20 grams of that comprising resistant starch.
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Nahles told the Funke Mediengruppe newspaper chain the blueprint agreed with conservatives would benefit members by boosting pensions, phasing out a solidarity tax imposed to help poorer eastern states, and averting an upper limit on migration.
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Nordic Capital raised 4.3 billion euros ($5.1 billion) for its latest flagship fund, the FT reported, adding that the funding surpassed its 3 billion euro target and planned 4 billion euro upper limit in 11 months.
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If Foxconn's Wisconsin factory actually does create 13,000 jobs, the upper limit of what the company estimated, that would mean the state is spending $230,769 per job that will pay an average annual salary of $53,000.
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Belgium's federal government, which has for years been trying to produce a balanced budget, is expected to run a deficit of about 2.8 percent this year, just below the European Commission's upper limit of 3 percent.
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In July the Russian oil pipeline monopoly said it had set an upper limit of $15 per barrel for compensation for contaminated oil and claimants would have to prove they had incurred damages from the contamination.
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For nearly everyone else, he puts the lower limit at about 30 percent of a portfolio that also includes bonds and cash, and the upper limit for stocks at about 70 percent, depending on market conditions.
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Fire damage and cyclones which briefly closed Rio's export terminal in the iron-rich state of Western Australian had already prompted it to warn that the upper limit of annual shipments could fall as much as 2%.
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The survey cautioned that reaching the upper limit of projections for economic growth at 6.75 to 7.5 percent will be difficult and expects inflation to be well below the RBI's target of 4 percent by March 2018.
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For example, subsidies for water treat projects of the Yangtze in central provinces will be capped at 45 percent of the project's total investment value, while the upper limit will be 60 percent in poorer western provinces.
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Peru has one of the most robust economies in Latin America, with inflation cooling to the upper limit of the central bank's 1-3 percent target range and surging copper output from new mines driving a recovery.
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"I think that 10 percent is the upper limit because I consider gold as an insurance policy, and no worthwhile insurance policy should be 20 percent of the money you have invested," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"I think that 10 percent is the upper limit because I consider gold as an insurance policy, and no worthwhile insurance policy should be 20 percent of the money you have invested," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Levels of Particulate Matter (PM 2.5) have been touching 500mg per cubic meter in the last several days in parts of Pakistan where the normal upper limit is 150mg, said environment ministry spokesman Naseem-ur-Rehman Shah.
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MOSCOW, June 15 (Reuters) - Russia's monetary conditions are close to their neutral level, assessed as close to the upper limit of the 6 to 7 percent interest rate range, central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Friday.
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While the upper limit on taxable income of the 15 percent bracket is $103,450 for singles and $74,900 for joint filers in 2000, in reality, many taxpayers can remain in that bracket and still earn much more.
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In the 303s, the physicist John Bell calculated the upper limit on the degree of correlation between two particles if their relationship was governed by local realism rather than quantum mechanics—a value known as Bell's inequality.
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Weighing 2000 pounds each, the 2100 Starlink satellites add up to around 215,000 lbs of payload, considerably less than the Falcon 9's upper limit of over 50,000 lbs but still the heaviest payload SpaceX has attempted.
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" SIDDHARTHA SANYAL, CHIEF ECONOMIST & HEAD OF RESEARCH, BANDHAN BANK, MUMBAI "It is heartening to see that the MPC avoided any undue panic despite the latest CPI reading being significantly higher than the upper limit of the target band.
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If you truly have a job that will push your computer's thermals to their upper limit, I suggest you find a way to test your particular workflow before investing in one of these computers for the long term.
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Some countries have a maximum fine as low as $580,000 while others set a limit as high as $10 million and eight have no upper limit at all, the Paris-based OECD's 2016 Business and Finance Outlook said.
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There, Utah State University fluid dynamicist Tadd Truscott (left) and his labmates measured the dynamics of this throw to better understand how his rocks rebound so many times—and what the upper limit to stone-skipping might be.
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Consumer prices are seen rising to over 5.2 percent this year, according to a central bank poll published this week, a move well above policymakers' upper limit of 4 percent that will likely fuel further interest rate hikes.
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Despite the findings of dozens of medical tests, he said he still held out hope that Guilherme does not have microcephaly, pointing out that his head circumference is at the upper limit of the range for the condition.
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Meanwhile, the hearings come at a busy time for congressional budget committees, as Democrats and Republicans barrel toward yet another government shutdown deadline without an agreement on budget caps, the upper limit for military and domestic program spending.
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That high heart rate approaches the upper limit of what scientists had projected was possible for these ocean behemoths, suggesting that cardiac constraints "may have limited the evolution of maximum body size" in blue whales, the authors said.
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WARSAW, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The majority of members of Poland's monetary Policy Council (MPC) think the rise in inflation above the upper limit of the central bank's target range is temporary, minutes its February sitting showed on Thursday.
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Regulations that barred people from having more than one business licence, set an upper limit of 50 patrons in restaurants, and required businesses to deposit 80% of their earnings into bank accounts were dropped or loosened, to general relief.
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One conflict between the two parties was settled at a bilateral summit last week at which the CSU's proposal for a hard "upper limit" of 200,000 immigrants a year was watered down to a more flexible "target" of 200,000.
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In other words, if our goal is to keep the Earth's temperature from rising more than two degrees Celsius—the upper limit identified by the nations of the world—how much more new digging and drilling can we do?
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Pros: Covers 5,500 square feet, can be used with up to 100 devices at once, excellent parent controls, intuitive app, affordable given comparable alternativesCons: Network speeds have a low upper limit (AC1200), only two ethernet ports on each unit
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In theory, losing a ton of water weight and rehydrating 24 hours ahead of time makes sense: who wouldn't covet competing as the bigger, stronger athlete after grazing the upper limit of your weight class for just a moment?
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"Once market rates rise close to the upper limit rate, banks will look to the PBOC to inject liquidity, and thus they will not panic and hoard cash," said Zhang Yiping, an economist at China Merchants Securities in Shenzhen.
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In any scenario, Congress isn't going to pass a permanent spending deal for 2018 this week because the parties still haven't agreed on new budget caps, which put a hard upper limit on spending, for defense and domestic programs.
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Njoroge said the facility, for which he did not give the amount but said had no upper limit, would be available for as long as necessary to provide a sense of calm and reiterated that the financial sector was stable.
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The seven-member board held the key lending rate steady at 7.75 percent in August, after nearly a year of consecutive increases aimed at curbing inflation, which stands at more than double the upper limit of the bank's target range.
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The new Huawei Mate X will have two back-to-back screens which unfold to become an eight-inch tablet display, and goes on sale later this year priced at 2,299 euros ($2,607), setting a new upper limit for consumer smartphones.
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Lurking behind the government shutdown fight is a problem Republicans need to deal with — one that has given Democrats leverage in negotiations: budget caps, which put a hard upper limit on how much Congress can spend on military and domestic programs.
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The bank said the recent uptick in prices that has pushed 12-month inflation near the upper limit of its target range was temporary in nature and related to the El Niño climate phenomenon that has caused deadly flooding in Peru.
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Yu said the Mate X would be able to download a 1 gigabyte movie in three seconds but also be priced at 2,299 euros ($2,607) when it goes on sale later this year, setting a new upper limit for consumer smartphones.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China said search engines should investigate the "aptitude" of clients offering paid-for ads, set a clear upper limit on such ads and clearly distinguish which are paid-for ads and which come from "natural searches".
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MOSCOW, July 24 (Reuters) - Russian oil pipeline monopoly Transneft said on Wednesday it had set an upper limit of $15 per barrel for paying compensation for contaminated oil and claimants will have to prove they have incurred damage from the contamination.
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The company did not change the upper limit of its adjusted EBITA margin outlook, now expected to grow by 30 to 50 basis points over the full year, a slight adjustment from the 20 to 50 basis points guided previously.
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A quarter-point increase to 7.5 percent would mark the tenth consecutive month policymakers have raised the rate to combat inflation, which reached 8.20 percent in May, more than double the upper limit of the bank's long-term target range.
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Additionally, streaming in 4K from Stadia will use about 15 GB of data per hour, meaning users with an upper limit on their online data usage could face throttling or penalties if they stream for 30 hours or more per month.
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"Are we paying this guy to come up with these designs?" said Lewis, who had already dubbed his boss the Mad Couturier because he insisted on putting a line across the jerseys to mark the upper limit of a legal tackle.
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There's so many tens of thousands of characters, and there's no way for them all to hit the public consciousness—we have an upper limit for how much pop culture we can embrace before it starts to slip out the back.
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I was influenced by two good pieces I read recently on the subject — Robin Sloan's argument that there should be an upper limit on how many people can read a tweet; and Margaret Sullivan's call for a new "slow news" movement.
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But for other skills, like creativity, where there is no true upper limit, it might make sense to pair people with the same strengths so that their positive spillover keeps nudging the other to do more and more creative work.
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In a blog post published on Wednesday, the agency announced that because of the high volume of requests, the F.T.C. would not be able to offer $125 to consumers whose data was hacked, the upper limit of what was initially offered.
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The goal is to diversify its lineup of shows and movies to attract more international customers, especially as growth in its US subscriber base has hit its upper limit and competition from domestic giants like Disney and HBO heats up.
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The real problem is that, as with buildings, it's hard to define the upper limit of how much safety — or health — we want, especially when it comes at the expense of other goods: affordability, availability, experimentation, innovation and so on.
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In a blog post published on Wednesday, the agency announced that because of the high volume of requests, the F.T.C. would not be able to offer $125 to consumers whose data was hacked, the upper limit of what was initially offered.
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The company has since identified roughly 383 million records "as the upper limit for the total number of guest records that were involved in the incident," according to the latest release, though it noted that some of those records were duplicates.
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But the two blocs were still wrangling over its meaning on Saturday, with Joachim Herrmann - a member of Merkel's CSU Bavarian allies who have called for an upper limit - telling the Rheinische Post his party had secured a migrant cap.
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Regions in the Persian Gulf, Bangladesh, and northeast India may become so hot and humid that, in the words of another recent study, they pass the "upper limit on human survivability," deadly to anyone who ventures outside for more than a few hours.
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"If we continue to produce the greenhouse gases at the current pace, one of the most populous regions in the world will not avoid the high risk of the deadly heat wave, facing an upper limit on human heat tolerance," she said.
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HAWAII – Lava bubbling to the surface on Hawaii's Big Island is the hottest and most fluid it's been since Kilauea erupted four weeks ago — measuring at least 1,652 degrees Fahrenheit with no upper limit in sight, a volcanologist with the USGS warned Thursday.
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The Monetary Authority of Macao said on Friday it has lowered the upper limit for automated teller machines (ATMs) withdrawals to 5,000 patacas ($626.33) or Hong Kong dollars per transaction and clarified the daily withdrawal limit is still 10,000 yuan ($1,449.30) per day.
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But it now puts the upper limit as much as 5.7% under its original forecast, giving a window for shipments of between 320 million tonnes and 330 million tonnes, with a greater proportion of that would being lower grade, lower margin product.
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An ATC device maxes out at about 2 Kilonewtons of braking power, while the upper limit for a single human hand holding a rope is a few hundred Newtons, according to a paper prepared by the German climbing bolt manufacturer Bolt Products.
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Moreover, while she forged a cease-fire with the CSU over the refugee crisis, Mr Altmaier must now negotiate the peace process; the joint manifesto must balance the Bavarians' demand for an upper limit on arrivals with the chancellor's opposition to it.
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But there's a hard upper limit on that: If the "wet-bulb temperature" — measured by wrapping the bulb of a thermometer in a wet cloth and taking the temperature of the air — exceeds 230 degrees Fahrenheit (or, 23ºC), humans are pretty much toast.
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But there's a hard upper limit on that: If the "wet-bulb temperature" — measured by wrapping the bulb of a thermometer in a wet cloth and taking the temperature of the air — exceeds 95 degrees Fahrenheit (or, 35ºC), humans are pretty much toast.
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The proposed overhaul of the pension system, which has been a drag on the budget for years, sets a ceiling of 2,300 euros on the maximum monthly pension outlay and an upper limit of 3,000 euros for those getting more than one pension.
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But, in fact, his close ally, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, has found herself isolated in the European Union for refusing to meet calls from other countries or from her conservative bloc to put an upper limit on the flow of migrants.
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SLI, the second-biggest investor in Thomas Cook, with a near 13 percent stake, Reuters data showed, said the move followed disagreement with a plan to introduce a potential payment to executives above the normal upper limit set by the pay policy.
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The CSU party also has demanded a ban on the Muslim full-face and partial-face veils, an end to dual citizenship, iron-clad rules that newcomers socially integrate and learn German and an upper limit of 200,000 asylum seekers a year.
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Colonel Conricus also said the rules of engagement were merely an upper limit on the use of force, and that the army was doing other things, such as training troops when they are first assigned to the fence, to curb civilian casualties.
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Russian markets dived on Wednesday, with the dollar-rouble pair reaching its upper limit for trading on the Moscow Exchange, meaning that players could only make bets on the rise of the dollar, not its fall, artificially limiting losses for the rouble.
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Oil companies have long grumbled about this mandate to add biofuels to the mix, arguing that there is an upper limit to how much they can blend in before it causes technical problems, and that it's excessively costly for them to do so.
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In both the United States and the European Union, the description "gluten-free" can be legally applied to foods made with wheat starch from which almost, but not absolutely, all gluten has been removed — the upper limit is 20 parts per million.
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After a month of operating and 18 years of planning and construction, KATRIN has now predicted an upper limit of any of the three mass states at 1.1 eV, where an electron weighs around 500,000 eV and a proton weighs nearly a billion.
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This pulsar's mass places it at what might be the upper limit to this kind of object—any more massive, and it could collapse into a black hole, explained Harshal Gupta, NSF program director for the Green Bank Observatory in West Virginia.
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Indian bonds faced the third straight month of net selling as inflation surprised further on the upside, breaching the upper limit of the RBI's 2%-6% target band, Khoon Goh, head of Asia research at ANZ Banking Group, said in a report.
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The fact that, according to the stress tests of households, loans with DSTIs of over 40% could be regarded as highly risky, especially for households with relatively low income, was a supporting argument against increasing the upper limit on the DSTI ratio.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's would-be coalition partners want to tighten sanctions on companies in cases of employee misconduct by increasing fines to up to 10 percent of company revenues for large firms from an upper limit of 10 million euros, according to a coalition paper.
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According to the CAS, the DSD regulations might present a "practical impossibility" for compliance, because the policy sets an upper limit on testosterone, and it is unclear how athletes could be continuously monitored, or even ensure that their bodies comply with the new rule.
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The upper limit of a single shareholder's stake in an insurance company will be lowered to one-third, from 51 percent presently, to prevent any improper transfer of benefits, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) said in a draft document released on its website.
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The median forecast of 21 FX strategists in the Reuters poll shows the Mexican peso will weaken to 20.00 per dollar over the next 12 months, although none expect it to slip beyond 21.0, an upper limit that has held firm for three years.
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Looking at data from 210.4 countries, across seven regions, the research team found that people sleeping more than the recommended upper limit of eight hours increased their risk of major cardiovascular events, like stroke or heart failure, as well as death by up to 21%.
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Many market players have regarded that level as the upper limit of the range in which the BOJ wants the 20.22-year yield to stay, even though the central bank has not explicitly said what its policy target - of "around zero percent" - really means.
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The Kenyan government and the country's banks have said the rate cap, imposed in 2016 with the upper limit of commercial lending rates at 4 percentage points above the central bank rate, had stifled private sector lending growth and reduced the effectiveness of monetary policy.
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Peter Belafsky, director of the University of California at Davis Voice and Swallowing Center and an adviser on Anderson's case, says the hardest-hit patients can choke on up to 1.5 liters of spit every day—the upper limit pumped out by our salivary glands.
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The spat has further hammered the lira, which lost nearly a quarter of its value last year, even after a cut to the upper limit of banks' reserve requirements that the central bank said on Monday would provide lenders with $2.2 billion of liquidity.
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But since about a year ago, as the Fed simultaneously began reducing its bond holdings, the fed funds policy rate started drifting away from the center of the range toward the upper limit, causing some Fed officials to worry that it would break out.
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ISTANBUL, Jan 18 (Reuters) - The Turkish central bank said on Saturday it had decreased the upper limit of holding standard gold to 20% from 30% of lira reserve requirements in a move to support financial stability and bring out gold savings into the economy.
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While Dr. Kane says that an eccentricity of 30 to 40 percent is the upper limit, Sean Raymond, an astronomer at the University of Bordeaux in France, has argued that even a planet with near 60 percent eccentricity might be able to support life.
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That study found that in a warming scenario of 5 degrees Celsius, or 9 degrees Fahrenheit, which is roughly the path we're on now, New York City could see more than a meter, or about 3.6 feet, of sea level rise with an even higher upper limit.
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On Thursday, lava bubbling to the surface was the hottest and most fluid it has been since the Hawaii volcano erupted, with the temperature estimated at more than 1,650 degrees -- with no upper limit in sight, warned Wendy Stovall, a volcanologist with the U.S. Geological Survey.
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But the two parties were still arguing over its meaning on Saturday, with Joachim Herrmann - a member of Merkel's CSU Bavarian allies who have called for an upper limit to migration - telling Rheinische Post newspaper he believed his party had secured a migrant cap in the negotiations.
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The company is looking to raise roughly $200 million in the stock sale for its portfolio of burger, chicken and sausage replacements, selling 8.75 million shares of common stock at an upper limit of $21 per share that would value Beyond Meat at more than $1 billion.
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Merkel has rejected calls from the CDU's Bavarian sister party to set an upper limit on migration, but is now pressing for more aggressive steps to send back migrants who are refused asylum, as well as action to prevent a similar flood of migrant from Africa.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Monetary Authority of Macao said on Friday it has lowered the upper limit for automated teller machines (ATMs) withdrawals to 5,000 patacas ($626.33) or Hong Kong dollars per transaction and clarified the daily withdrawal limit is still 10,000 yuan ($1,449.30) per day.
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Now to be clear, your computer is not suddenly going to become six times faster, and not all NVMe drives hit that upper limit... but you should get noticeable speed improvements when shifting large amounts of data and loading up large applications (like, say, the operating system).
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Teams of forensic and data analysts have identified "approximately 383 million records as the upper limit" for the total number of guest reservations records lost, the company said, down from an earlier estimate of 500 million when the attack was revealed at the end of November.
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AWS also notes that there is no upper limit to how much you can store and you'll be able to choose between two performance modes: general purpose, which is the default, and 'max I/O,' which is optimized for throughput but incurs some higher latencies for file operations.
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But right now this is not a policy position, but rather a question that these new documents ask governors to consider: "Should states propose reducing the upper limit for the enhanced match ... and if so, what are the conditions that need to be in place before making a change?"
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One of the changes being considered by Congress would have U.S. mining companies pay even higher federal royalties, pushing royalties in the U.S. beyond the upper limit of the range in effect in other countries, making it much harder for America's mining companies to do business in international markets.
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The chairman of the Japanese power utilities' federation, Satoru Katsuno, who is also president of Chubu Electric Power, said he was not aware of such diplomatic discussions and added that Japanese utilities had not received any request from the Japanese government to set an upper limit on plutonium stockpiles.
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In Europe, early gains in London, Frankfurt and Paris were quickly wiped out U.S. stocks futures pointed to a higher open, with the S&P 500 e-minis climbing 3.8% to hit their upper limit, a day after Wall Street suffered its biggest drop since the crash of 1987.
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If a large part of the Earth's population was working on an AI's knowledge bank, I'm sure life-like mimicry would continue to reach for that upper limit or surpass it altogether — whatever that would look like — and the answer to the question of sentience would become even more elusive.
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"For the first time, we have explicitly searched for an interaction between dark matter and antimatter, and though we did not find a difference [between effects on matter and antimatter], we set a new upper limit for the potential interaction between dark matter and antimatter," Smorra said in a statement.
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But, he said, it was "a more direct, a more transparent and a more effective approach" than an alternative gaining support in Congress known as cap and trade, which would set an upper limit on carbon dioxide emissions and then rely on a permit-trading system to meet the target.
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For Carlos de Sousa, a senior economist at Oxford Economics, Argentina's sky-high interest rates need to fall to prevent the peso from strengthening above the upper limit of its band in the medium-term, as the central bank has pledged not to buy more than $50 million a day to stabilize it.
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Though that's not actual dollars, just pledges, and tier 1 of Reg A+ only allows up to $20 million investment, with an upper limit of $50 million in tier 2, this type of crowdfunded investment shows the potential to gain interest outside traditional venture capital to help small companies gain needed funds.
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The international researchers predict that in the worst case scenario under which global temperatures increase by 5 degrees Celsius (9 degrees Fahrenheit) by 2100, sea levels could rise by more than two meters (21003 feet) in the same period -- double the upper limit outlined by the UN climate science panel's last major report.
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With the self-employment rate among workers age 65 years and up reaching 15.5 percent last year, this threshold offers the potential to shelter much more money than other retirement vehicles (including the IRA's upper limit of $5,2401-$22016,231) and may help you catch up on retirement goals if you've fallen behind.
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While both premiers stuck to Merkel's line that a firm upper limit would be impractical, their calls for the state to take a firmer hand with immigrants could strengthen the CSU's hand as the sister parties attempt to thrash out a common position ahead of coalition talks with the FDP and Greens.
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We could maybe eke out another 1 percent by retrofitting smaller dams that don't have power plants, but there's an upper limit here: As for geothermal, the United States could arguably do more to harvest heat deep beneath the ground — we currently only get about 0.41 percent of our electricity from this.
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Sura said that, while in the first half of 2020 inflation would remain above the upper limit of the bank's inflation target range of 2.5% plus or minus 1 percentage point, in the third quarter it would start to slow before returning towards the mid-point of the target range in 2021.
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" When you need to speak up about a bigger ask, like the cost of a bridesmaid dress... "I think $X is my upper limit for [the dress/the bachelor party/the total cost of being in the wedding party]… I really wish that weren't the case, but I can't swing more than that.
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The topics of the upper limit on the DSTI ratio and other potential adjustments to the CNB Recommendation would be discussed at the next meeting on financial stability issues on 28 November 2019, depending on market developments and the outcome of the discussion of the amendment to the Act on the CNB.
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Some of the board members agreed that the potential room for an interest rate shock had been reduced by interest rates on mortgage loans approaching 3% at the end of last year and that an increase in the upper limit on the DSTI ratio to 50% would not make new mortgage loans riskier.
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The new look is more streamlined, featuring a squared upper limit and 13 vertical stripes (seven red and six white) below a dark blue field containing the block letters U.S.A. The design evokes U.S. Soccer's original crest from 1913, yet, according to Mr. Berhalter, it conveys an identity that is more modern, aggressive and patriotic.
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Biologists have successfully extended the life spans of some mice by as much as 70%, leading many…Read more ReadThe damage-repair therapies that de Grey is hoping to develop, plus all the other unknown medical interventions that await in the future, threaten to upset Vijg's assumption about an upper limit to human lifespan.
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Though immigration is at the top of the priority list, there are many other issues that need to be dealt with in a long-term spending bill, including funding for disaster relief, the nation's opioid crisis, pensions, and new budget caps, which put a hard upper limit on spending for defense and domestic programs.
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That ceiling would now be scrapped, said Jonathan Hill who resigned as Britain's member of the EU's executive Commission following last month's British vote to leave the EU. "There will be no upper limit, and a capital charge reduction of 15 percent above 1.5 million euros," Hill told the Bruegel thinktank in Brussels in a valedictory speech.
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Over the last five years that Macron's Socialist friends have been in office, public debt with respect to GDP has increased 11 percent, and is on course to hit 124 percent by the end of this year — more than double the 60 percent public debt-to-GDP ratio set as the upper limit by the monetary union rules.
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Some countries, including Canada, agreed to an "aspirational goal" of a 1.5 degrees Celsius limit at the 2015 Paris Climate Conference; the difference between 1.5 and 2 degrees of warming "marks the difference between events at the upper limit of present-day natural variability and a new climate regime," according to a recent study written by climate researchers.
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A new study, the largest of its kind, has found that taking 231 international units (IU) per day, which is on the upper limit of the recommended intake, may double the amount of vitamin D in the blood but it gives most people roughly the same chance of developing blood sugar problems as people who don't take the vitamin.
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Perhaps most critical, the total cost of attending a particular college or university, as estimated by the institution, sets the upper limit on how much a family can take out in both federal and private student loans, leading some students to borrow more than they need and some to borrow less and run out of money.
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But they apparently didn't feel free to cut completely loose: they did set a deficit target, and as I understand the mechanics of reconciliation, the budgets passed by the House and Senate, while they don't actually set policy, kind of leave them stuck with an upper limit on just how much they can blow up the deficit.
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A possible change in the Fed's balance sheet policy or the central bank's tools to manage interest rates only emerged as a talking point among analysts this week when overnight funding rates spiked unexpectedly and the federal funds rate hit 2.25%, the upper limit of the target range set by the Fed at its July policy meeting.
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Chief Executive Nick Hayek would accept an upper limit on delivering watch mechanisms to other timepiece makers that would keep Swatch's subsidiary ETA's market share under a third, Swiss newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung reported on Friday, amid a long-running, still-unresolved watch industry dispute in which competition regulators aim to address concerns about Swatch's market power.
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Thanks to complaints from Uber drivers, who were beginning to suspect that the ridesharing company was charging customers more with "upfront pricing" but not paying drivers more in turn, on Friday Uber admitted in a Bloomberg report to using AI to find the upper limit of what people are willing to pay for a ride based on their route in 14 cities.
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The biggest takeaway is that fighters need to show up for fight week—meaning checking in on Tuesday for a Saturday night fight—within eight percent of the upper limit of their weight class: a 115-pounder would arrive at about 124 pounds, a 170-pounder would be no more than 184 pounds, and a heavyweight would weight 286 pounds.
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Recent rule changes by the Reserve Bank of India that did away with existing loan-restructuring schemes and aims to steer more defaulting companies into the bankruptcy courts could mean non-performing loans in state-run banks could rise from nearly 8 trillion rupees now, the official said, although he added 10 trillion rupees would be the upper limit for any such increase.
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On Friday the firm said that teams of forensic and data analysts had identified "approximately 383 million records as the upper limit" for the total number of guest reservations records lost, though the company still says it has no idea who carried out the attack, and it suggested the figure would decline over time as more duplicate records are identified.
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And along with Lesnar, Carwin was part of a wave of fighters circa-2009 who suggested that the future of heavyweight was literally very big, and that if you fell in the middle of the 60-pound swing between 206 pounds and the division's upper limit, you'd be chewed up by monsters who cut dozens of pounds to make 265.
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But because there seems to be an upper limit on how many women or people of color or queer comics can be on a show (that's not clearly labeled a women's show or a black show or a gay show), talented, hardworking female comedians can effectively be ships passing in the night — performing at multiple shows a night and never running into one another.
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Speeches sounding like a victory lap that inflation has now reached the upper limit of the Fed's 2 percent target — presumably referring to the Fed's own pick of an arcane private consumption expenditure (PCE) index, excluding food and energy — while ignoring recent 2.9 percent and 2.7 percent price hikes in American consumer baskets (CPI) are funny games that will not fool homemakers and investors.
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Which means that AngelList can no longer fully support the check sizes I need to compete at Series A. To be fair, I'm the only angel on AngelList who has reached the upper limit of what the platform can do… with 4,000 angels across our syndicates, more than 100 investments and two unicorn exits, AngelList remains an amazing platform — just not for everything I want to accomplish.
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But these claims are made, often anonymously, without any evidence provided; or by including all revenues from extraction (like mining and oil drilling); or based on sources that actually discuss Al Qaeda's looting (spoils of war, not antiquities looting) in Iraq from 22014–2008; or based on the guessed upper limit for the worldwide antiquities trade from a 1990 UNESCO document, with no evidence provided.
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What we shared was the notion that there is no upper limit to the number of times you can bake a cake or the amount of thought that can go into the components of a tart in order to get it just right; that you can discuss the minutiae of a chocolate ice cream or a nut brittle as if the fate of the entire universe rests on the conversation, without worrying for a second that this may be, just maybe, a tiny bit over the top.
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