Some 40% of countries were above 120% capacity; 103% were above 150%.
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Hormel Foods also posted quarterly results that were above expectations.
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Goldman Sachs posted earnings that were above expectations on Tuesday.
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EPS were above the consensus but revenues missed the mark.
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By Thursday afternoon, temperatures throughout the South were above freezing.
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Top marginal tax rates on income were above 90 percent.
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This was pre-cataclysmic Atlantis, so we were above the water.
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None of the 6 South American countries sampled were above 58%.
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The counties with the highest suicide rates were above 9,000 feet.
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A Twitter spokesperson said the rates were above its rates and inaccurate.
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The results were above estimates of $1.98 billion and $1.15 billion, respectively.
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They were above that mark in November, figures in OPEC's report showed.
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By comparison, 90% of tech stocks were above their 50-day averages.
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Mac and Ipad sales too were above the estimates of most analysts.
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He said all investment approvals granted during his tenure were above board.
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When prices were above $2358 or even $21997, those margins mattered less.
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Shares were above $31.75 on Thursday morning, up more than 70.33 percent.
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Three were above 1 percent A.B.V.; two of those hit 7 percent.
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When he went to help, the flood waters were above his chest.
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Mac and iPad sales too were above the estimates of most analysts.
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Atlas Air also posted first-quarter earnings on Thursday that were above estimates.
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THAT MEANS 2.3% IF WE WERE ABOVE IT, SHOULDN'T BE ANY MORE CONCERNING.
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At least there were above-ground platinum stocks to fill the supply gap.
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Net job gains in June were above 200,000, the pattern of recent months.
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Qualcomm reported quarterly earnings and sales on Wednesday that were above its predictions.
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Only five of the crew, who were above deck, were able to escape.
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However, scores for two of the sub-indicators were above the global average.
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Most Pemex bond yields were above double digits on Friday, MarketAxess data showed.
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"By the time it stopped, the wheels were above my legs," she said.
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At the same time, temperatures were above 100 degrees in the fire area.
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Prices are still far below 2014 levels, which were above $100 per barrel.
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Most Pemex bond yields were above double digits on Friday, MarketAxess data showed.
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The people who were above him at the time were very much against it.
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The crew was great , the snacks were above average, and the memories were unforgettable.
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At their session highs, all three indexes were above their 2.523-day moving averages.
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Shares were above $142 and quickly fell to beneath $93 in the subsequent days.
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They were above 72,000, or more than four times the 1999 total, in 2017.
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They were above your head, you'd push a button and then they would chirp.
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About half the time both nitrogen dioxide and fine particulates were above the limit.
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The jets disappeared as soon as we were above Changi, and we landed safely.
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Early trades were above $40 per share, but now it's trading at about $23.
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Before Trump's May announcement of the sanctions, Iranian exports were above 244 million bpd.
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Still, the two headline PMI readings were above 50 — indicating expansion in manufacturing activity.
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Fertility rates were above the replacement level until the 2007 recession, then they plunged.
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At their session highs, all three indexes were above their 50-day moving averages.
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Are we certain all the important bits were above ground and destroyed in the airstrike?
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They were above the 2.543 percent reached last Friday, which was the lowest since Jan.
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The results, which analysts said were above consensus, offered some welcome cheer for Glencore investors.
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She said her orders were above board and were made to protect functions of watersheds.
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In both cases the prime minister says that all payments to him were above board.
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Apple reported quarterly earnings on Thursday that were above expectations, and revenue that topped estimates.
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January's jobs gains were above the monthly average of 2000,0003 over the past three months.
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In most cases the levels were above federal Environmental Protection Agency guidelines for soil remediation.
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They were, above all, savage and skeptical, and therefore felt very much of our moment.
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However, they were above the average estimate in a Reuters analyst poll of 24.6 million tonnes.
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In 21980 both were above 21%; in 1980 inflation hit 13.5% even as unemployment exceeded 7%.
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OPEC's report said oil inventories in developed economies were above the five-year average in January.
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The weekly U.S. soybean export sales were above analysts' estimates for 22,000 to 1.2 million tonnes.
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Sales rose about 9 percent to $3.52 billion, and were above analysts' consensus of $3.49 billion.
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Prices have been around $50 for most of this year and were above $58 this week.
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According to the CME Group's FedWatch tool, market expectations for a rate hike were above 2975.08 percent.
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According to the CME Group's FedWatch tool, market expectations for a rate hike were above 90 percent.
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Net sales rose 5.4% to $10.27 billion, and were above the Wall Street's estimate of $10.19 billion.
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Eni and Shell said their payments were above board as they went directly to the Nigerian government.
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As expected, both domestic (1.74mn) and int'l (7.8mn) paid sub net adds were above consensus, while adj.
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Margins in the Pork and Beef segments were above their normalized range at 0003% and 3.7%, respectively.
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Only 11 percent of S&P 500 stocks were above their 50-day moving averages, she said.
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But as of Monday, when stocks were cratering, just 10% were above their 50-day moving average.
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Both were above the psychologically important $40 per barrel mark, which light crude fell below on Sunday.
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Both countries entered recession with household savings rates in 2007 that were above their 10-year average.
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While Nordstrom's results were above analysts' expectations, its sales were still down 2.2% from a year ago.
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Institutions upholding the law fought back in 2019 against leaders who believed that they were above it.
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The company said net sales rose 20.5 percent to $18.37 billion, and were above estimates of $17.99 billion.
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The credit quality and performance of the loans in the collateral pool were above Fitch's expectations at closing.
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According to the CME Group's FedWatch tool, market expectations for a December rate hike were above 9.255.65 percent.
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Out-of-stock levels were above average at 2.4 percent, working out to $187 million in lost sales.
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December was the ninth straight month that starts were above 1 million units, the longest run since 2007.
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What if the first cities were, above all, vast technologies of exploitation by a small and rapacious elite?
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A Milan-based analyst said the business plan targets were above his estimates but 2018 guidance was disappointing.
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Vedanta shares were above the level of Volcan's bid on Tuesday, closing up 1.3 percent at 828.4 pence.
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Net sales rose 5.4 percent to $10.27 billion, and were above the Wall Street's estimate of $10.19 billion.
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He said his wife, Lynn, was standing on kitchen cabinets and only their heads were above the water.
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Stocks in mainland China , South Korea and Taiwan fell 1.2% to 3.4% but were above their session lows.
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Further, June saw declines in U.S., Japanese, Singaporean and certain European inventories that were above normal seasonal levels.
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If levels of these cells in the blood were above a certain threshold, people didn&apost catch the flu.
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He told the panel he was misled into believing the company's profits and third party deals were above board.
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HP Enterprise segments Hybrid IT and Intelligent Edge revenues were above estimates, while financial services were below analysts' estimates.
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Though he had met cabinet ministers many times at business functions, his relationships with government officials were above board.
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Pasture conditions in the Southern Plains feedlot states of Texas and Kansas were above average, according to USDA data.
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As of yesterday, only 9 percent of stocks in the S&P were above their short-term moving average.
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West Texas Intermediate futures temporarily rose above $67 per barrel, and Brent crude futures were above $72 per barrel.
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She wrote for the general public, letting people know the truth, challenging the belief that scientists were above criticism.
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They had more resources than all of the other bidders combined and were above spear phishing for petty gains.
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As recently as July the bulls were above 60 percent, with a 2017 peak of 63.1 in late February.
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For example, all shelvings in the store were above $150, which was the highest price listed on the chart.
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On the nights that Mr. Schiller opened his home, the temperatures were above 15 degrees but still below freezing.
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The results were above market expectations as analysts had expected net earnings from continuing operations of about 21 million euros.
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Adobe also reported second-quarter earnings per share that were above estimates, while revenues came were in line with expectations.
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Net sales fell 22.7% to $3.54 billion, but were above estimates of $3.48 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Those numbers were above the expectations of industry analysts, many of whom expected closer to 91,000 deliveries this past quarter.
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While economists cheered the fact that all three figures were above 50, they warned China-watchers to contain their excitement.
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Entrepreneurs have always been able to claim that they were above petty politics and focused on creating wealth and jobs.
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Business and household sentiment were above average, while labor market indicators were mixed and inflation remained quite low, he noted.
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In the forward market all contracts up to 2020, except the October 2018 contract, were above 60 crowns per kilo.
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Ending stocks were above the average trade guess ... Yields did come down, but not enough to offset the slowing demand.
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But a counter-narrative gained force, too: that the crashes were, above all, the fault of insufficiently trained foreign pilots.
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Swedish defense firm Saab posted earnings Tuesday, reporting that bookings and profits were above market forecasts in the third quarter.
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"Music for Nations rented two apartments in Baker Street; Metallica were in the basement and we were above," Beehler said.
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Retail business generated profit above its guided range as sporting results were above the long-term gross win margin range.
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Retail business generated profit above its guided range as sporting results were above the long-term gross win margin range.
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"The staff at Mass General were above and beyond anything I could've ever asked for," Stevens wrote after recalling the incident.
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In hindsight, it wasn't us fucking around 'cause we were above any of the glad-handing that was expected of us.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average member reported adjusted earnings per share that were above expectations, but its overall revenue disappointed analysts.
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Net sales fell 22.7% to $3.54 billion, but were above analysts' estimates of $3.48 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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According to the CME Group's FedWatch tool, market expectations for a rate hike in December were above 90 percent Friday morning.
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The most glaring was sending Dessie Kids pants that were above their limit of a size 8 (I hadn't noticed that).
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When allocating delegates proportionally, states could eliminate all trailing candidates until all those remaining were above the threshold to earn delegates.
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Ms. Teunchai has called the temple's abbot "a criminal" and said the monks acted as though they were above the law.
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She suspended another five for environmental infringements and also canceled 75 contracts for undeveloped mines, actions she said were above board.
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It's time for Americans to seriously consider anti-corruption measures we, perhaps at one point, may have thought we were above.
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Tests found that the drugs contained trace amounts of N-nitrosodiethylamine, or NDEA, that were above the interim acceptable intake level.
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U.S. oil imports from Saudi Arabia were above 2000 million bpd from May-August last year, according to U.S. government data.
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And the number of those that were above 250 million euros was 5, an improvement on the 3 seen in 1073.
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A 2015 study in Britain, for example, found that half of refrigerators in older adults' homes were above the recommended temperature.
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Not surprisingly, Exxon's market value topped out at $446 billion in mid-22018 when oil prices were above $28 a barrel.
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These genius men were above the rules, while their conquests and victims, by contrast, are left to pick up the pieces.
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On ultra settings at full HD, frame rates in Rise of the Tomb Raider and Far Cry 5 were above 3.13 fps.
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Removal rates were above 50 percent in France and Germany, but just 11 percent and 4 percent in Austria and Italy, respectively.
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Last week, for the first time since September 42.7.9, all 230 S&P 500 sectors were above their 200-day moving averages.
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For far too long, fluffy pets and barnyard animals have thought they were above the law — and now they're suffering the consequences.
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Lockheed Martin turned in second-quarter earnings on Tuesday that were above what Wall Street anticipated from the world's largest defense contractor.
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The book was a veritable craze — even the people who were above reading about Christian and Anastasia still had opinion on them.
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USDA's Grain Stocks report, covering domestic inventories stored as of June 1, showed estimates for both corn and soybeans were above expectations.
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Both revenue and comparable-store sales were above Wall Street forecasts, but Lowe's cut its full-year forecast amid profit margin pressures.
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Apple reported earnings for its March quarter Tuesday that were above expectations, although revenue was down from the same period last year.
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The bad news is that 614 animals were inspected from 2014 to 2016, and 47 percent were above the limit - almost half.
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So we're highlighting companies ... I brought investors to see Maker when they were above the taco stand, when Courtney had just started.
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Queen's hits were always more about sound and sensation than sense, and Mercury's lyrics were above all vehicles for his extraordinary voice.
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In a sign of excess supply, OPEC's report said oil inventories in developed economies were above the five-year average in December.
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There was a lot of running around, a good few thundering tackles, and many of the players were above average in height.
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She said no officers were "above the law" but there were well established methods in place to make sure officers were scrutinized.
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However, Tesla's Model 3 deliveries in the latest quarter were above analysts' average estimates of 79,470, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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U.S. LNG was well-positioned when international prices were above $8/MMBtu and domestic natural gas was at $3/MMBtu or less.
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In a statement, the commission said that members of the royal family were "above politics" and thus ineligible to run for office.
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He's relayed those views in private conversations as well, insisting his efforts to convince Ukraine to investigate his political rivals were above board.
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Most download speeds were above 57 Mbps (I did have one room with a 31 Mbps download speed) and uploads were also strong.
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Bookings for the fourth quarter and 2018 were above last year's levels at higher prices, including for the Caribbean cruises, the company said.
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"They thought they were above the law," said Justina L. Geraci, an assistant United States attorney in the Eastern District of New York.
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His approval ratings were above 60 percent throughout the proceedings and in fact went up to 73 percent after the House impeachment vote.
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Just a few months ago, oil prices were above $22016 and there was a swagger in the step of the U.S. shale industry.
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Some four hundred respondents provided information about their gender and their orientation, among other personal details, including their I.Q.s (which were above average).
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In April they were above par, in bond parlance, or 100, but the day before the bank failed, they were trading around 50.
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The shipments were above full-year 43 exports of $852.5 million and topped a prior full-year record of $1.08 billion in 2017.
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Revenue and comparable-store sales were above forecasts and Kohl's also raised its quarterly dividend to 23 cents per share from 23 cents.
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And 80 percent of stocks back in January were above their 200-day moving averages, an "absurd number" and overly bullish, Brown said.
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Cities such as Los Angeles and San Diego were above their average rainfalls for this time but remained in "extreme" or "exceptional" drought conditions.
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Shell's cash generation from operating activities excluding working capital topped $11 billion, the strongest since 2014 when oil prices were above $100 a barrel.
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States with the highest effective property tax rates included New Jersey, Illinois, Vermont, Texas and New Hampshire, all of which were above 2 percent.
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Net sales fell 22.7% to $3.54 billion in the second quarter, but were above estimates of $3.48 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Some analysts have questioned how a $35,000 version of the car could affect gross margins, which were above 359.873 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Soybean stocks of 2.716 billion bushels were the largest on record for the time period and also were above market forecasts for 2.683 billion.
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In a video, shared in early August, balloons spelling out "BABY" were above the American Idol winner's head as she revealed the exciting news.
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She found out she was pregnant two months after she received results from the study indicating her mercury levels were above the recommended level.
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In other words, for every single TPS-receiving group, average incomes were above the poverty line: The typical TPS-country immigrant is not impoverished.
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Levels of PM 2.5, tiny particulate matter that reaches deep into the lungs, were above 700 in the city's worst affected areas on Monday.
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Then they looked at temperature data for sea surfaces — specifically, the extent to which temperatures were above or below normal — for the same period.
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"Manafort acted for more than a decade as if he were above the law," prosecutors wrote in a memo to the judge before sentencing.
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The boat's captain and four crew members were above deck when the blaze broke out early Monday morning and escaped in an inflatable boat.
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The judge said Mr. Trump's lawyers were, in essence, arguing that the president, along with his family, associates and companies, were above the law.
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The results were above the guidance the company gave in July for a first-half result of 26.17 billion yuan to 28.17 billion yuan.
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The bids for the operator of online gambling website PokerStars were above Baazov's planned offer price of C$21 per share, the sources said.
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But the levels of both elements among those on the gluten-free diet, while far from being toxic, were above those generally considered normal.
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The tourist duck boat was prohibited from traveling on water when winds were above 35 mph, a US Coast Guard certificate of inspection says.
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At 7,916 feet, we were above an inversion: ethereal cloud formations that occur at high altitude where colder temperatures gets trapped beneath warmer air.
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Consob discloses changes in short positions above 20193% and in 2018 funds had short positions in Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit which were above this level.
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January's starts were above the fourth-quarter average, suggesting housing will again contribute to gross domestic product in the first three months of this year.
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Paul's old prescriptions of Tramadol and oxycodone were above this threshold, but his new prescriptions, even with the higher dose of Tramadol, were below it.
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Apple reported earnings for its June quarter on Tuesday that were above expectations, and the company's revenue returned to growth after two straight down quarters.
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Helvea analyst Andreas von Arx said the key figures were above expectations while other analysts welcomed management comments that sales in October were modestly positive.
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Of the 15 years since 1986 where initial scores were above 70%, six of them ended up with below-average yields, two of them significantly.
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Treasury prices rose as investors were wary of volatile equities, though Treasury yields on Wednesday were above the three-week lows touched during Tuesday's session.
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Consob discloses changes in short positions above 0.5% and in 2018 funds had short positions in Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit which were above this level.
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Seasonal rains in the week that ended on Wednesday were above average for the second time since the start of the season on June 1.
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HUL numbers were above expectations as net profit rose 6.2 percent and volumes grew by 4 percent as pent-up demand post demonetisation boosted volumes.
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Water levels in four rivers in Bangladesh, including the Brahmaputra, were above the danger mark, with some northern parts of the low-lying country flooded.
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But it's not just the CIA, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the FBI who apparently thought they were above the law and the Constitution.
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The results were above expectations of six analysts who, on an average, had pegged quarterly operating profit at 36.02 billion yen, Thomson Reuters data shows.
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The firm determined that the university had mishandled rape allegations for years and that the football program operated as it if were above the rules.
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The sovereign wealth funds had constituted BSI's most profitable group of clients, the financial market authority said, and generated fees that were above market rates.
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The five survivors, the boat captain and four members of his crew, were above deck when the blaze broke out at about 3:15 a.m.
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Tests of some of those medications revealed amounts of N-methylnitrosobutyric acid (NMBA) that were above the US Food and Drug Administration's daily acceptable levels.
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"There was a time when they felt invulnerable, impervious, that they were above any kind of sense of justice," the former prosecutor, Kenneth Magidson, said.
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In the forward market all contracts up to 2020, except the October 2018 contract, were above 60 crowns per kilo, according to data from Fish Pool.
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A year ago they were above the 5,000-tonne level and three years ago there were over 10,0003 tonnes of the soldering metal in LME warehouses.
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The highlights of that game were above what Leicester generally can achieve, but both sides lacked the defensive stability, unity and hunger shown by the Foxes.
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All eurozone AT1 issuers reported end-2016 CET1 ratios that were above their 2017 MDA threshold, helped in some cases by capital increases completed in 1Q13.
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Under the Obama administration, total ICE deportations were above 385,000 each year in fiscal years 2009-2011, and hit a high of 409,849 in fiscal 2012.
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The 5.3% bonds, the most recently priced Asian notes, were above reoffer at par with quotes at 100.275/100.517, just a touch lower than morning indications.
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Telkom said the majority of the 1,585 workers who had already applied for the packages were above the age of 55 and qualified for early retirement.
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The Franco-Italian chipmaker said its fourth-quarter sales and gross margin were above its mid-point guidance, boosted by all product groups and manufacturing efficiencies.
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"They were above the politics and the din and they proved to us that the world was with us, and that the world cared," she said.
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In the forward market all contracts up to 2020, except the September 2018 contract, were above 60 crowns per kilo, according to data from Fish Pool.
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At the end of last year, almost all U.S. sectors' leverage ratios were above their 20-year average, the exception being industrials, according to Societe Generale.
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"Finns were, above all, interested in fighting against the Soviet Union" because of their brutal experiences in the Winter War and the perceived threat from Moscow.
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Temperatures in Hangzhou were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, by the way, creating a horrible combination of hot atmospheric weather, hot internal weather and freezing cold skin temperatures.
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King says at the time of the encounters, the students were above the age of consent and Pruitt was a teacher at a different school from them.
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Metropolitan Phoenix, where temperatures were above 214 degrees Fahrenheit (222 Celsius) only a few days ago, had already cooled to the 80s on Monday thanks to Rosa.
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The maker of Gauloises cigarettes and blu e-cigarettes reported higher half-year revenue in line with analysts' estimates and earnings per share that were above forecasts.
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He said a race or training session has never had to be canceled because water pathogen levels were above the World Health Organisation standard for primary contact.
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"We signed contracts for 100-103 beans for the January-March period but because of bad weather 80 percent of the beans were above 115," he said.
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Export sales of U.S. corn of 22017 million tonnes were within the range of expectations and export sales of U.S. wheat of 84.63,284.6 tonnes were above expectations.
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That moment hopefully signaled to America that, even if we disagreed on a range of political issues, we were, above all, united as Americans in a crisis.
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Export sales of U.S. corn of 282.3 million tonnes were within the range of expectations and export sales of U.S. wheat of 103.5.8,581 tonnes were above expectations.
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The Reuters data analysis shows that 37 percent of the total mortgages issued in Orange County in 2016 were above $500,000 and 26 percent in Loudon County.
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On top of that, 2016 was the first year on record where the levels were above 400 ppm the whole year, a level we'll probably be at permanently.
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Data from the Bank of England suggest that yields in September were below 5%, their joint-lowest rate since records began in 2001, when they were above 7.5%.
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Five percent of the bills were above $9,912, suggesting that emergency rooms and possibly drug manufacturers have wide leeway on what they charge for the exact same medications.
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Oil prices were above four-month lows, with a recovery reined in by investor concerns that OPEC-led supply cuts were not yet reducing record U.S. crude inventories.
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The Republicans of the Financial Services Committee of the House of Representatives, convinced that Mr Holder had admitted that big banks were above the law, decided to investigate.
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By the numbers: Under the Obama administration, total ICE deportations were above 25,2200 each year in fiscal years 2009-2011, and hit a high of 409,849 in fiscal 2012.
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Both banks' regulatory capital ratios were above minimum required levels at end-5303, but this was solely due to regulatory forbearance which allowed gradual recognition of loan impairment reserves.
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"Manafort acted for more than a decade as if he were above the law, and deprived the federal government and various financial institutions of millions of dollars," Mueller wrote.
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Their performance was also vastly better while in the inner circle: abnormal excess returns were above 30 percentage points annualized for under one-week holding periods while in power.
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Overall, adjusted property EBITDA, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, increased about 25 percent in the quarter compared with a year ago and were above Street consensus.
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I was determined to wear my pullover before the end of summer, even though the average daily temperatures were above 90 degrees in my Ohio hometown's ferocious summer heat.
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In 1972, he jumped ship to Marvel, where he immediately began working on its new Blaxploitation-influenced hero, Luke Cage, whose headquarters were above a Times Square movie theater.
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His name will also forever be synonymous with the worst excesses of the entertainment world, whose power brokers have too often acted as if they were above the law.
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If they were above 65, Republican or very religious, respondents were slightly more likely to say people should take extra precaution around members of the opposite sex at work.
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The 259.67-year German bund yield fell 256.11 basis points to -26% as investors bought into the benchmark euro zone bond, although yields were above the record low of -0.727%.
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Farmers reported similar tales in the southern region of Divo, in the central regions of Bongouanou and Yamoussoukro, and in the western region of Man, where rains were above average.
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Their story taught me about where I came from, both the place and the people: brave, adventurous, entrepreneurial folk who took risks and led lives that were, above all, interesting.
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One London-based analyst described Technip's outlook as reassuring, while Jefferies, which has a "buy" rating on the stock, said the results were above consensus and 2016 guidance was positive.
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Just 16.1 percent of those sales were above list price compared with a high of 31 percent in the third quarter of last year, indicating a drop in bidding wars.
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In the highly urbanized region, where stark social inequality, youth unemployment and weak legal systems fuel crime, homicide rates in 120 cities were above 25 per 100,000 inhabitants, it said.
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"The marked deterioration of banks' assets and the crises of recent years were above all the inevitable consequence of the deep, double-dip recession that hit the economy," he said.
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The school was placed on lockdown last year after a mama bear was pacing in front of the school while her black bear cubs were above her in a tree.
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American Eagle Outfitters, Dick's Sporting Goods, Urban Outfitters and Wal-Mart all reported results that were above Wall Street's consensus estimates, sending their shares higher despite a broad market sell-off.
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Ten oil refineries had levels of the pollutant benzene that were above the government's "action level" at their fence lines as of September of last year, according to a new report.
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Stovall said he has been watching the sub industries of the S&P 1500, and as of July 12, 83% were above their 50-day moving average, an unusually high number.
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Orders at Lennar increased just 0.5% to 14,1.143 homes in the second quarter ended May 31, but were above the top end of the 14,000-14,300 range expected by the company.
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China's second-quarter annual GDP growth rate fell to a 27-year low of 1.053%, as expected, while June reports on industrial production, retail sales and urban investment were above forecasts.
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All other elected presidents of the modern era had higher approval ratings at this stage (Reagan's 45% in 1982 was closest to Carter's and Trump's 41%, the rest were above 267%).
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In Maryland, for example, a single mother who qualifies for help would still pay more than $5,500 a year; if her income were above the cutoff, she'd get nothing at all.
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The results were above analyst expectations for 2.656 billion euros in net income and 40.129 billion in revenue, based on the median of estimates in an Inquiry Financial poll for Reuters.
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China's second-quarter annual GDP growth rate fell to a 27-year low of 1.13%, as expected, while June reports on industrial production, retail sales and urban investment were above forecasts.
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China's second-quarter annual GDP growth rate fell to a 27-year low of 6.2%, as expected, while June reports on industrial production, retail sales and urban investment were above forecasts.
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China's second-quarter annual GDP growth rate fell to a 27-year low of 0.833%, as expected, while June reports on industrial production, retail sales and urban investment were above forecasts.
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Further tests showed that Ms. Chand's natural testosterone levels were above what track and field's governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations, deemed acceptable at the time for female competitors.
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The shares were higher going into the earnings report and were above the IPO price of 17 Hong Kong dollars after dipping below it and hitting a record low last week.
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This person said the firm had records that would have raised red flags, so it offered to pull files for the Justice Department — but only the ones that were above board.
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Manafort is also facing sentencing in another case in Washington D.C. "In the end, Manafort acted for more than a decade as if he were above the law," Mueller's team wrote.
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In Shijiazhuang, a city of 2 million people located a four-hour drive southwest of Beijing, monitors recorded several areas where pollution levels were above 800 and one where it was 999.
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Capital expenses were above estimates as well, with Husky spending C$1.27 billion in the quarter, while analysts were expecting it to spend C$909.8 million, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Orders at Lennar increased just 0.5% to 14,1.143 homes in the second quarter ended May 31, but were above the top end of the 14,000 to 14,300 range expected by the company.
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Capital expenses were above estimates as well, with Husky spending C$13 billion in the quarter, while analysts were expecting it to spend C$909.8 million, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Van Beurden said that we will never go back to the time where oil prices were above 100 dollars, but for now, they still have potential to increase by 10% to 15%.
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"If you actually look at the data, probably these were all reported by people that were above board, because they're volunteering the information to the FDA," he said about the new paper.
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"In the pre-crisis period, there were times when we were above 4 percent, and for that we really would need to see stronger productivity growth on a sustained basis," he continued.
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"In the end, Manafort acted for more than a decade as if he were above the law, and deprived the federal government and various financial institutions of millions of dollars," prosecutors wrote.
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In the case of the Friedman and Lilley exhibitions, gallery prices for the new works were above the current auction highs for both Mr. Wiley and Mr. Da Corte, according to Artnet.
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"I feel like I need to remind you that we can hold truth & inspire change without grabbing onto hate," Westbrook said in a recent tweet, acting as if she were above the fray.
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The company, which makes Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines, Otis elevators and Carrier air conditioners, said net sales rose 20.5 percent to $18.37 billion, and were above the Wall Street's expectation of $17.99 billion.
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Just three of the tremors that hit between Monday and Tuesday were above a 22016 magnitude, the Los Angeles Times reported, but the area they hit is of pretty serious concern to experts.
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During January and February, more than 70 percent of funds produced positive returns; in March the number dropped to 60 percent, but both figures were above the two-year average of 56 percent.
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But prices, which were above $30 a barrel in 1980, still slid amid rising production from outside OPEC, such as the North Sea and Alaska, and as some OPEC states exceeded their quotas.
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Freeport resident Howard Armstrong described how his wife drowned in front of him after the storm surge from Hurricane Dorian swamped their home, leaving them with only their heads were above the water.
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Given the precarious profitability of oil producers in the first quarter when oil prices were above $50, the slide in WTI during the second and third quarters will renew the pressure on drilling firms.
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Researchers believe its eyes were above water while the rest of its body lurked below because there are lines in the skull where sensory organs once helped the tetrapod sense vibrations in the water.
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Alternatively, Jersey City was the only metro area in New Jersey to crack the top of the list, thanks to appreciating home values and relatively affordable prices, even though property taxes were above average.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell: Shares of Fogo De Chao soared nearly 7 percent in extended trading Tuesday after the company reported earnings that were above Wall Street expectations.
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Around the same time, temperatures in the North Pole were above freezing despite the region still being enshrouded in total winter darkness — setting a new February heat record according to the Danish Meteorological Institute.
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If you looked closely, you could also see sandbars in the shallow waters surrounding it; as recently as 50 years ago, some of these were above sea level, and home to houses and beaches.
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"Sometimes it seemed like I specialized in targeting scientists who felt they were above the wildlife conservation laws," said Ken McCloud, a retired Fish and Wildlife Service special agent who investigated the latter case.
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It's worth pointing out, however, that SpaceX originally scrubbed this Falcon 9 Starlink launch at the last second during its planned Sunday mission window, due to engine power readings that were above expected numbers.
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Vincent Phiri, economist at NKC African Economics, told CNBC that although harvests in some countries were above average, excessive floods in late 2019 and now the locust infestation had caused significant post-harvest losses.
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The females spend three to six fewer hours above ground than males — presumably because they spend time underground caring for young — and when they were above ground, they were more active than their male counterparts.
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Wald said as of Wednesday, just 17 percent of stocks in the S&P 500 were above their 200-day moving averages, close to levels from 2016 when there were as few as 12 percent.
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Kauder appealed to Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (DITIB), which represents more than 70 percent of Muslims living in Germany, to make clear to its members that Germany's constitution and law were above religion.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Monsoon rains in India in the week through Wednesday were above average for a fourth straight week, the weather office said, with floods hitting many districts in the northern parts of the country.
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Speaking at a press conference yesterday, a senior official with the NAFDAC said levels of bacteria, including Coliform, found within the rice were "above permissible limits," and that the product was unsuitable for human consumption.
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Levels of PM 2.5, tiny particulate matter that can reach deep into the lungs and cause major health problems, were above 400 in most parts of the capital, and in some places soared above 600.
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According to Bundesbank statistics, residential property prices rose by roughly 10% in Munich last year, and the central bank said that prices were above a level justified by the longer-term economic and demographic determinants.
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The ministry and the International Energy Agency (IEA) said that currently Poland's total emergency crude oil stocks, including both owned by the industry and the government, were above the IEA-required level of 90-days.
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And because I lived on a college campus full of people my own age who also believed they were above being fucked with on a fake holiday, I definitely was not expecting to be had.
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Despite spikes in areas hit by bushfires, Australia is experiencing an average year for emissions from fires at a national level, a CAMS spokeswoman said, although the last four months of emissions were above average.
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Trump himself has agitated for that approach for weeks, claiming his actions were above board and that Republicans should defend him against accusations of wrongdoing rather than simply accuse Democrats of running a sham process.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's monsoon rains in the week through Wednesday were above average for the second straight week, the weather office said, easing concerns of drought, although excessive rainfall flooded some areas on the west coast.
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The latter were above the low point of September 2016, when counterparties were reluctant to deal with the bank as it faced a huge US fine for mis-selling RMBS, but still below year-earlier levels.
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"The majority of our members believe the present proposed pricing of 25G spectrum is unaffordable," Mathews said in a brief statement, adding they were above the rates in 25G auctions in other parts of the world.
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However, for 2014 and the following two years, UEFA's control body did allow the club to recognise the sponsorship contracts at values that independent experts had said were above market rates, according to the settlement documents.
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Apple reported quarterly earnings this month that were above expectations and revenue that topped estimates, as the iPhone 8 series got off to a fast start, and Macs reached record revenue for the 2017 fiscal year.
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But the Roman Catholic Church, the French government and several professors said churches were, above all, a symbol of France, much like other iconic French milieus attacked by the Islamic militants, who also reject secular life.
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The three proposed bills would allow importation of cheaper drugs from Canada, allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices and strip monopolies from drug companies if their prices were above the average price in other wealthy countries.
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One of them, Luigi Gubitosi, has already said that the airline's costs - especially for leasing, fuel and maintenance - were above market rates and will have to be slashed to make Alitalia attractive for any potential buyers.
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The complaint claims that workers were required to perform tasks that were above their pay grades, in a bid to pay those workers less than the federal government would require if their jobs were properly classified.
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Barton's acknowledgement that he appears in the photo emphasizes that the women he was involved with in the past, one of whom may have shared the photo, were above the age of consent and willing participants.
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However, for 2014 and the following two years, UEFA's control body did allow the club to recognize the sponsorship contracts at values that independent experts had said were above market rates, according to the settlement documents.
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An update of the 1996 EU legislation against US sanctions, called a blocking statute, was being considered, he said, adding that French and German companies in particular were above all asking for visibility on the subject.
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Although Statoil's first-quarter underlying operating earnings plunged 70 percent from a year ago to $857 million due to lower oil and gas prices, they were above expectations for $833 million in a Reuters poll of analysts.
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There were slight declines in the proportions of young women and men who said they had been taught about STDs and HIV/AIDS, but the responses were above 85 percent during both study periods for both sexes.
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Of China's 829 million online users, 12.5 percent were above 50 years old in 2018, up from 10.4 percent in the year-earlier period, according to data collected by the government-run China Internet Network Information Center.
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South Korea on Wednesday cut this year's economic growth target to what would be a 22-year low as the prolonged U.S.-China tariff war hit global demand, although the revised projections were above the market's estimates.
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The arrangement worked smoothly when oil prices were above $4.7753 a barrel but since crude has collapsed to about $40 a barrel, Iraq has been struggling to find enough oil to repay the companies for their investment.
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China's 2022s were heard at a wide range of 4bp/1bp, having rallied since December when quotes were above 15bp, while the 2027s were at 17bp/14bp, tightening from the levels of around 30bp seen last month.
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Though I was well aware that these Times stories were above reading level for many, if not most, of the students, I had also been in enough classrooms to know that students are sponges, and they absorb.
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The Newark school district said on Thursday that 76 of the 324 samples were above that agency's action level, but that only 16 — or about 5 percent — came from water fountains or other sources of drinking water.
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In the last two and a half years, six of the 21 kombucha samples the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets examined were above the 0.5 percent alcohol by volume threshold, according to the department.
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Both Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama had approval ratings below 50% at this point in their first terms, but all seven of the other presidents for whom data are available were above 50% approval at this point.
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MUMBAI, Aug 7 (Reuters) - India's monsoon rains in the week through Wednesday were above average for the second straight week, the weather office said, easing concerns of drought, although excessive rainfall flooded some areas on the west coast.
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Air temperatures in the lower atmosphere from December through February (the three meteorological winter months) were above average everywhere in the Arctic, with the largest anomalies near the North Pole and from the Kara Sea toward Svalbard, Norway.
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The arrangement worked smoothly when oil prices were above$100 a barrel but the collapse in global crude prices meant Baghdad was paying the same fees in pricey Dubai while its revenue from oil sales is significantly lower.
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A handful of WoW players took to the game's forums yesterday after noticing that enemy non-player characters (AKA mobs) had higher health when players' item levels (the quality of their gear) were above a certain threshold (850).
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But Socfin, which runs rubber and oil plantations in six African countries, maintains it respected all terms of an agreement with the government of Sierra Leone, one of the world's poorest nations, and all acquisitions were above board.
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MUMBAI, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Monsoon rains in India were above average in the week through Wednesday, the weather office said, as soybean and cotton growing central parts of the country received heavy rainfall, damaging crops in some pockets.
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High-grade bonds have performed poorly this year; this and the short bets are down to companies' high debt levels — almost all U.S. sectors' leverage ratios were above their 23-year average as of end-2017, Societe Generale estimates.
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Just six of the biggest 20 IPOs in Hong Kong that had begun trading in 7.53 were above their offer prices a month after debut, according to Dealogic data, compared with 16 on the NYSE and 10 on Nasdaq.
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Emissions rose to the equivalent of 53.9 million tonnes of carbon dioxide from 19903 million in 2014, breaking several years of declines, and were above the 51.9 million in the benchmark year of 1990, preliminary Statistics Norway data showed.
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More significantly, July was the 903th consecutive month in which average temperatures were above normal nearly every day, said Brian Brettschneider, a scientist with the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy (ACCAP) at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
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James Henderson, an expert on Russian oil at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, says the Kremlin came to respect ExxonMobil under Mr Tillerson because, although it was uncompromising about ensuring all deals were above board, it was also "dependable".
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Goldfajn added that it was "good" to start 2018 with inflation below the official target range of 4.5 percent plus or minus 1.5 percentage points, because if it were above the range, the nation's monetary policy would need to react.
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He also said its 2018 trading results were above what could be expected in a normal year and that it was not sure they could be repeated in 21.18, but added that wholesale power prices should be slightly higher this year.
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The report said the average global temperature in June was 2100 degrees Fahrenheit above the 1053th-century average of 2105 degrees F (224 degrees Celsius) and marks the 240th consecutive month in which temperatures were above the 20th-century average.
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After rapidly expanding in the first half of the decade when oil prices were above $100 a barrel, companies are now expected to focus on the most profitable activities, said Brendan Warn, oil and gas equity analyst at BMO Capital Markets.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's monsoon rains in the week ending on Wednesday were above average for the second time since the start of the season on June 1, helping farmers accelerate the planting of summer-sown crops and easing concerns of drought.
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At end-103M17, all three banks' regulatory Tier 1 and Total capital adequacy ratios were above the required minimums of 7.25% and 11.25% (including buffers): BPS at 12.8% and 21%, BGPB at 9.7% and 17.4%, and BelVEB at 8.3% and 0003%.
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It's the sort of thing you would send your crush in sixth form to prove your indie credentials and show that you were above the local carol service, but it's still just as sweet now as it was six years back.
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"There is no question that obstacles were above and below her ... and that's a large part of why she conducted her life and her career with such precision," said St. Claire, who is the chief operating officer at Park Avenue Finance.
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O. Construction and net absorption, measured in terms of available office space sold in the market during a certain time period, were above their average quarterly levels of 2017 at 10.9 million square feet and 6.2 million square feet, respectively.
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The firm, Pepper Hamilton, said that people in Briles's program had acted as if they were "above the rules" and that unnamed members of Briles's staff had had improper contact with victims or witnesses and might have interfered with investigations.
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Three other women also told the newspaper that Moore pursued them while they were teenagers, but all of those women were above the state's age of consent at the time and none said any sexual contact occurred outside of kissing.
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"We had a very serious incident this morning," New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a press conference, adding that the collapse happened as crews were lowering the crane into a secure position because wind speeds were above 20 mph.
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For the study, the EWG tested dozens of samples, looking for levels of glyphosate that were above 2289 pars per billion (ppb)/2100 mg, which the organization considers the upper range of safe levels of the chemical for children to be exposed to.
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Four of the five major subcomponents in the index were above the neutral 50-point mark, with purchasing managers expecting business conditions to improve in the second half of the year, although they were less optimistic than before due to global trade uncertainty.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Monsoon rains in India in the week through Wednesday were above average for a third straight week, the weather office said, easing concerns of drought, although excessive rainfall flooded many districts in the southern and western parts of the country.
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Ten counties accounted for three-fourths of the 4,268 sales in January above $1 million, while half or more homes sold in San Mateo, San Francisco and Santa Clara counties in California and New York county, which is Manhattan, were above that mark.
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Levels of PM 2.5, tiny particulate matter that reaches deep into the lungs and causes breathlessness, throat irritation and wheezing, were above 700 in the city's worst affected areas on Monday, according to the air quality index as monitored by the U.S. embassy.
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Brundage, of course, as head of the International Olympic Committee during the Munich Games in 1972, made his famous speech after the massacre of the Israeli athletes halted competition temporarily, standing firm on his stubborn commitment that sports were, above all else, apolitical.
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The Cubs sent their top prospect, outfielder Eloy Jimenez, and their top pitching prospect, Dylan Cease, along with two other minor leaguers, though none of the four were above Class A. Cashman said the White Sox had asked for a similar package.
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These efforts strained Ambassador Yovanovitch's relationship with former President Poroshenko and some of his allies, including Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko, who resisted fully empowering truly independent anti-corruption institutions that would help ensure that no Ukrainians, however powerful, were above the law.
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SEJONG, South Korea, July 21.6 (Reuters) - South Korea on Wednesday cut this year's economic growth target to what would be a 22-year low as the prolonged U.S.-China tariff war hit global demand, although the revised projections were above the market's estimates.
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But it is powerful as a story that examines the pain we feel when our fears impact the love we have for someone—and the ways our identities as parents, spouses, and friends become frustratingly entangled with social morés we thought we were above.
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MUMBAI, July 10 (Reuters) - India's monsoon rains in the week ending on Wednesday were above average for the first time since the start of the season on June 1, helping farmers to accelerate the planting of summer-sown crops and easing concerns of drought.
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One of the stipulations was that I had to be accompanied by a national park ranger the whole time while we were above land and in the water — just to make sure that none of our recording negatively impacted the animals in their natural habitat.
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In one sign of the problems, a study published in April found that about 142 million people, or just over half the population surveyed in 155 Chinese cities, were exposed in 2014 to average annual "multicontaminant concentrations" that were above the World Health Organization's limits.
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The short-term interest rates the Fed effectively controls were above 6 percent in late 2000, and the Fed ended up cutting rates by about 5 percentage points — which was, it turned out, still not enough to prevent a big stock slump and a recession.
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His grades were above average but nothing spectacular, and with a father with a solid middle-class job, he wouldn't be considered poor enough to qualify for the best financial aid packages to college, yet his family still didn't have enough to pay for him to go.
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MUMBAI, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Monsoon rains in India in the week through to Wednesday were above average for a third straight week, the weather office said, with floods hitting many districts in the central parts of the country and damaging crops such as soybean and pulses.
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That ruling cast doubt on a decades-old precedent that loans sold by banks to third parties, such as online lenders and debt collectors, could pre-empt state law even if they were above the usury cap in the state where the loan purchaser is located.
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Why it matters: Prosecutors for the Mueller investigation had earlier put sentencing guidelines for Manafort at 19 to 24 years, claiming he "acted for more than a decade as if he were above the law" while engaging in a "sophisticated scheme" to hide millions of dollars from authorities.
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"Skywalker refers to the distinctive gibbon behavior of moving rapidly through the forest canopy, and it also refers to the ancient Chinese belief that gibbons were highly venerated and almost mystical beings that were above other mortal animals," Samuel Turvey, a member of the ZSL research team, told CNN.
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" The Bank also noted that the aggregate low point results for both the CET1 and Tier 1 ratios were above those revealed in the 2014 and 2015 stress tests and that "no system-wide macroprudential actions on bank capital were required in response to the 2016 stress test.
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But average 2017 levels for January-August of 25.05 million bpd were above average 24.85 million bpd in the same period a year earlier, despite OPEC's pledge to hold back supplies between January this year and March 2018 in order to tighten the market and prop up prices.
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He brought Eugene to the first run-through ("I think some of the more philosophical and theological aspects of the play were above his head," Mr. Gold joked), and it's Eugene he thinks of when reciting the "to be" part of the "to be or not to be" soliloquy.
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"Skywalker refers to the distinctive gibbon behavior of moving rapidly through the forest canopy, and it also refers to the ancient Chinese belief that gibbons were highly venerated and almost mystical beings that were above other mortal animals," Samuel Turvey of ZSL, a member of the research team, told CNN.
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According to the Scorecard data, our tuition and fees were below the national average for private universities with more than 15,000 students, and the median earnings of our students, measured ten years after they entered University of Phoenix, were above the national average for public and private universities with more than 85033,000 students.
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If Donald Trump were never elected, Harvey still would have flooded Houston, October still would have been the 394th consecutive month that global average temperatures were above the 20th century average, and Delhi would still be choking on air so foul that just breathing for a day is roughly equivalent to smoking 44 cigarettes.
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"They're making smart choices by varying prices and maintaining capacity," said Mike Rafael, a ticketing analyst, who said the important question now is when and whether the "Cursed Child" grosses, which were above $2 million a week through most of last year but have fallen to about $1 million a week this fall, will level off.
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In one way, it turned out to be the worse thing that happened to them, as the raid not only put the spotlight on an organization that was supposed to be secret, but also fed a mythology that led to book deals and movies and a thinking among many SEALs that they were above the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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Our national pastime couldn't be more appropriately represented now than by a nationally loathed, orange-clad team that conned its way to a throne; than by an arrogant franchise that, in addition to the cheating scandal, fostered a hostile, misogynistic, media-taunting culture in which the Astros felt they were above the law; than by a squad that, though widely reviled by a majority of fans as unworthy of a title, is maddeningly predicted by pundits to strongly compete for another this year.
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One, what are the chances these same lawyers — Rudy Giuliani, Jay Sekulow, and John Dowd — would have argued that Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE or Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE were above the law?
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