Puns are widely held in low esteem, a justifiable consideration.
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Widely held opinions that simmer in isolation can be dangerous.
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It's that even widely held norms aren't always consistent or compatible.
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It seems a widely held belief that pet ownership mitigates loneliness.
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The findings contradict widely held stereotypes about women being unlikely abusers.
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The debt is widely held by banks inside and outside Italy.
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That view is debatable, but it's widely held among conservative voters.
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Widely-held Class B shares are worth about 1/1,0003th as much.
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Widely held Class B shares are worth about 1/1,500th as much.
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About 29 percent of the shares are widely held since the IPO.
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Transneft stock is widely held by emerging-markets and Russia-dedicated funds.
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Deposit accounts are the most widely held financial asset of U.S. households.
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Here are 10 findings that contradict what were once widely held theories.
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The ETF is the fourth most widely held position on SoFi's platform.
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But his sentiment is widely held on both the left and right.
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Any well-trained economics instructor struggles to dispel two widely held misconceptions.
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This was a widely held belief, on the left and on the right.
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That is the widely held perception of the continental divide in business culture.
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His preference for flag reverence over the freedom to protest is widely held.
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Even if that stock is as widely held and commonly known as Apple.
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Back in 1999, WorldCom and Lucent were among the most widely held stocks.
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The story told in "Against the Grain" heavily revises this widely held account.
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But Google's recent use of this genre may shift that widely held perception.
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That's a widely held view in an investment community still struggling to explain 2016.
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After all, what Michele Obama and Melania Trump spoke about are widely held sentiments.
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It's becoming a widely held assumption that could push investors into the wrong trades.
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The more widely-held Class B shares are worth about 1/963,500th as much.
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For such a widely held and traded security, that is an unusually abrupt move.
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Phys Ed New research undercuts widely held beliefs about strenuous physical training and pregnancy.
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Together, the new research undercuts widely held beliefs about strenuous physical training and pregnancy.
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The more numerous but lower-voting "B" class shares are widely held by institutions.
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But, new research from the United Nations University is challenging this widely held assumption.
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"There is a widely held sense of necessity on tax reform," the strategist said.
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" This fatalistic stance relies on widely-held but mistaken assumptions about what constitutes "normal aging.
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Facebook is one of the top-20 most widely held stocks among institutional equity investors.
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Meeks is still invested in many of the biggest and most widely-held technology names.
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Denuvo has denied the performance claim, but the belief is widely held among somecracking communities.
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He is widely held to be one of the greatest Mexican boxers of all time.
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These widely held stocks are perceived as some of the safest stocks one could own.
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They have been consistently the top three most widely held stocks for seven consecutive quarters.
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This notion that drug prices are out of control is widely held but factually incorrect.
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The migrant influx has also put widely held convictions about European values to the test.
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But if we want something better, we will have to change some widely held beliefs.
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It is a widely held belief that one must leave the island to get clean.
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Alice Lee challenged the once widely held belief that skull size was related to intelligence.
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That sense was widely held among students at colleges big and small, private and public.
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Using hashtags like #NoPerfectVictim, they are questioning widely held ideas about rape culture and consent.
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Those frustrations are widely held by NATO allies who have been America's partners in Afghanistan.
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It's a widely held perception, but a new analysis finds no evidence to support it.
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If that view is widely held, it signals a seismic shift in Israeli public opinion.
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This was a widely held concern that sparked debate when the acquisition was first announced.
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The other widely held belief is that psychoactive drugs restore possible imbalances in the brain.
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Franz Boas, challenged many of the ideas widely held about race at the time. Boas,
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But a radical change in course in the White House is a widely held concern.
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Despite its widely held Muslim beliefs, Indonesia's population didn't always openly discriminate against LGBT people.
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Given the stock's trajectory and earnings strength, Facebook should approach the top 10 most widely held.
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That's a widely held origin explanation for the pasty's shape, although it's disputed by some historians.
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More from VICE: What are some other widely held beliefs about female infidelity that aren't true?
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Yet that outlook is so widely held now that it occupies the highest offices of government.
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He thinks that our economic future depends on dispelling several widely held beliefs from the past.
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These are mutually exclusive and widely held preferences, fracturing any possible broad coalition for competitive bidding.
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These widely held group stereotypes incline voters "to disqualify" women seeking positions stereotypically held by men.
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One compromise investors cannot afford to make is duplicating exposure to widely held stocks across portfolios.
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But Freitas' view is widely held in Mariana, just 25 km (16 miles) from the mine.
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Without somehow improving productivity growth, living standards will continue to lag, this widely held narrative concludes.
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And the fact that it's a widely held stock means the pain is being felt broadly.
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Rape myths are the engine that drives rape culture — widely held beliefs that are statistically unfounded.
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The widely-held assumption that a fight over impeachment inevitably puts Democrats in jeopardy is incorrect.
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That's a widely held position, but its gratuitous enunciation doesn't make Israelis' hearts go pitter patter.
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The finding tempers the widely held presumption that habitual social-media use causes real psychological distress.
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In American boardrooms, meanwhile, a widely held view is that a dangerous short-termism has taken hold.
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PZU is the largest Polish insurance company and 32.2% state-owned, with the remaining shares widely held.
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This is a widely held view among Republicans, and it has received some affirmation from the courts.
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It's a widely held belief that Megan Fox is one of the best looking women out there.
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This concern is widely held among refugees, who are unconvinced by Russian assurances they face no threat.
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"These findings challenge the widely held assumption that sex brings uniform health benefits to everyone," Liu said.
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He merely raises questions and doubts regarding the widely held belief that birds are not the devil.
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The stock--which is one of the most widely held--was trading lower following the rating cut.
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Grant's research also disproved the powerful and widely held notion that the best-performing salespeople are extroverts.
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There are five widely held blue chips that can make it through a China-fueled bear market.
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Mexico's peso bonds are among the most widely held debt among those issued in emerging market currencies.
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It's a widely held belief that monogamy comes more naturally to women than it does to men.
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"Who is responsible for 9/11?" can be pointed to George Bush, a widely held conspiracy theory.
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Increasingly, widely held beliefs about how the "good" pregnant woman should behave have resulted in legal interventions.
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It's exciting, but also terrifying, which I think is kind of a widely held belief right now.
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J&J is among the most widely held stocks and it's also a member of the Dow.
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The notion that the law should treat a fetus like a person is widely held in Alabama.
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While it's well established these feelings are so common and widely held, I needed to know why.
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But it's not just big names who are requesting payment in the world's most widely held currencies.
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The researchers cite a widely held belief that counterspeech is a better antidote to hate than censorship.
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This view is consistent with the overwhelming weight of authority and is widely held by constitutional scholars.
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And rather than instilling new ideas, Trump largely focuses on taking widely held views and branding them.
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His success can be attributed to several factors, other than the affection in which he is widely held.
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For the first time, Facebook is now a top 15 most widely held stock among institutional equity investors.
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They are widely-held views that many of my sisters and brothers in the world share with me.
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For the first time, Facebook is now a top 20 most widely held stock among institutional equity investors.
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The Italians are a self-critical bunch, but romanticised views of other countries are widely held in Europe.
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News reports provide information about instances of corruption, but they also communicate widely held views about its prevalence.
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But Taipei's Vege Creek is changing the widely held perception that Taiwanese food can't be vegan and modern.
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The lawmakers said in their report that this was a "view widely held" among a number of witnesses.
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Apple, one of the most widely held stocks in the U.S., went negative on the year on Friday.
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Other surveys suggest that the desire for a more inclusive form of capitalism is becoming more widely held.
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The idea that millennials and members of Gen Z aren't interested in politics is still, frustratingly, widely held.
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Apple (AAPL), among the world's most widely held stocks, plummeted 743% in its darkest day in six years.
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Despite those denials, and evidence from experts to the contrary, the belief is widely held and seemingly unshakable.
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There's a widely held belief that managers can add value in smaller, less followed parts of the market.
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Mr. Kudlow cited China as a prominent example, expressing a view that is widely held within the administration.
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You may believe that there are widely held viewpoints that don't really have a place in either party.
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His view is widely held by the pros, who see ratings as a flawed indicator of golf's reach.
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Such tenacity can be partly explained by views of life and death widely held in Asia, experts say.
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According to the tool, Virgin Galactic is now the 33rd most widely held stock among Robinhood users overall.
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Armed with that knowledge, it's time to debunk some of the most widely held myths about federal prisons.
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Renk is 13%-owned by Volkswagen's family ownership holding Porsche SE, with the rest of the shares widely held.
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There is a conviction, widely held in China, that free trade truly is the best choice for the world.
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Renk is 76%-owned by Volkswagen's family ownership holding Porsche SE, with the rest of the shares widely held.
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The 100 most widely held loans tracked by Refinitiv LPC dropped to 20213 Wednesday from 98.15 on August 2.
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This hedging is based on widely-held scepticism about whether national teams can convert individual brilliance into collective success.
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Their empty slogans reinforced a widely held belief that once they were gone, Russia would become a normal country.
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I can't see a way to operate Google search in China without violating widely held international human rights standards.
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The rest of the bank's share capital is widely held by the citizens of and entities incorporated in Bahrain.
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Thus disproving the widely held belief that most childbirth-related injuries have more to do with nerves than bones.
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Another widely held misconception is that the U.S. financial system is not particularly exposed to the emerging market economies.
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Since bank bonds in Italy are widely held by small depositors, a broad bail-in would be politically impossible.
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Back then, there was a widely held idea that having a child with disabilities was a judgment from God.
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Apple, among the world's most widely held stocks, on Thursday plummeted 10% in its darkest day in six years.
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One investor said the fact that the bond was widely held by short-duration funds exacerbated the sell-off.
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There is a widely held consensus that job growth is good: we want any new jobs we can get.
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A widely held view is that much spending is wasted on "heroic" measures taken at the end of life.
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However, some investors are starting to quietly question the impact on Puerto Rico's widely held, but troubled municipal bonds.
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Contrary to a widely-held misconception, the Senate is not a jury, but sits as a court of impeachment.
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In contrast, today's widely held caricature of an avaricious, selfish and manipulative crook is to me just plain wrong.
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The second most widely held stock in the sector is , which is held by just 14 percent of funds.
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It can be dangerous when a singular view is promulgated over and over, even when it's not widely held.
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However, there is also a widely held fear that the rise of robots will make humans in the workplace expendable.
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Saga's shares, widely held by retail investors since it floated at 185 pence in 2014, have slumped 66% this year.
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There's a widely-held belief that buying Valentine's Day gifts is lame, because it feeds into the holiday's capitalist undertones.
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The move essentially halted trading in PdVSA's widely held bonds, which remain part of the EMBI emerging-market bond indices.
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A lot of neighborhoods smelled really bad, which leant credence to the widely-held theory for how cholera spread: miasmas.
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"Here we are, fighting the West's war against terrorism," said Ibrahim Mustafa, 29, a commander, in a widely held view.
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The SMi211, an index that tracks the 212 most widely held loans, stands at 98.73, the highest point since February.
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China's economy would grow by 6.5 percent this year, Mr. Li said, confirming widely held forecasts of the official target.
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While the Rohingya trace their history in Myanmar for generations, the belief that they are foreigners is widely held there.
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The episode is widely held to have fired up California's growing Latino population and alienated them from Republicans for decades.
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But the problem with McAuliffe's comments isn't just that they reinforce a widely held suspicion about Clinton's position on the TPP, it's that they reinforce a widely held perception of the candidate herself: that she's dishonest when it's politically expedient, and that she shares her real plans with elites like McAuliffe and not the public.
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Mr Sharif remains popular, and his government is widely held to be the least corrupt and most efficient in recent memory.
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Apple -- one of the most widely held and closely watched stocks -- hit a new 52-week high during Friday's trading session.
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Donald Trump on Monday night questioned the widely held belief that Russian intelligence agents were behind the Democratic National Committee hack.
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The term crowded trade refers to a widely-held investment seen as especially at risk for outsized losses in the future.
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Intel also made it on the eVestment list of the top 20 most widely held stocks, coming in at number 19.
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"Don't vote for Britain," read posters hanging from Mashhad's lampposts, underlining the widely-held view that perfidious Albion continues to scheme.
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Exclusive data from eVestment shows that for the first time, Facebook is a top-20 widely held stock among institutional investors.
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Some $85 billion of this debt consists of U.S.-dollar denominated bonds that are widely held and traded on world markets.
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Writing, along with fire-making and the invention of the wheel, is widely held to be a milestone of human progress.
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However, administrations have traditionally said they favored a strong dollar since assets like U.S. Treasurys are widely held around the globe.
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But now it's safe to say that Reines's point of view is not widely held among Democratic 2020 presidential hopefuls. Sen.
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Their results "question the widely held assumption that most plastic debris at sea comes from land-based sources," the authors wrote.
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But iPhone sales have flatlined since 2015, frustrating the millions of investors in one of the market's most widely held stocks.
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And for that reason, there is a widely-held commitment among employees not to leak what is discussed at the meetings.
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Last week BoE Governor Mark Carney cast doubt on widely held expectations that the central bank would raise rates in May.
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However, administrations have traditionally said they favored a strong dollar since assets like U.S. Treasurys are widely held around the globe.
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They are often based on a false and widely held assumption: that people of color don't save money as whites do.
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That thrusts into the public domain a widely held view among Republicans that platforms like Facebook and Twitter censor conservative viewpoints.
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There's a widely held view that it was a brash, fierce urban impulse replacing the gentler, rural-based civil rights movement.
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And by evolutionary standards, that's recent -- and a major contradiction to the widely held belief that sharks are slow to evolve.
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But the cause has never been definitively settled, and some scientists have questioned the widely held "sudden-death by asteroid" theory.
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There is a widely held theory that Donald Trump did not, and maybe still does not, really want to be president.
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"The widely held view of the health benefits of alcohol needs revising," said the report published in The Lancet medical journal.
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The leaders show little concern for their men, the Afghan official said, a view that is widely held by Western officials.
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This tells me that the writer's concerns aren't widely held enough to actually rally a constitutionally allowable coup against the President.
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Kid Rock is someone who has political beliefs that are in the spectrum of widely held political beliefs in this country.
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Much-loved, and widely-held Apple is the Dow's biggest laggard since the index last reached record highs in May of 2015.
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Also due to report is tech bellwether Apple Inc, the biggest U.S. company and the one most widely held by individual investors.
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"It's likely that some widely-held assumptions about how people listen, and whether they listen, are gonna be proven wrong," says Linsky.
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However, stocks of household names widely held by Openfolio investors, like FitBit, GoPro and Under Armour, hurt their portfolios more in 2016.
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The review also underscored another widely held view in parenting circles and pediatrics: Swaddling is helpful but only until a certain point.
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And happily, the widely held belief that boys are naturally better than girls at math and science is unraveling among serious scientists.
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After all, it's a widely held belief that one of the best ways to achieve a goal is to measure your progress.
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The same league source, expressing a widely held concern within NBA circles, wonders whether Sanders even loves basketball in the first place.
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The first group was more likely to take advantage of the opportunity, defying widely-held beliefs about the gradual nature of corruption.
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As McCabe's testimony Thursday makes clear, the idea that Trump's view on Comey was widely held within the bureau is simply wrong.
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Disappointing, sure, but it didn't meet the widely held requirements for an official recession (two consecutive periods of negative quarterly GDP growth).
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The best widely held companies have developed formidable skills at managing the financial markets and making the case for long-term goals.
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He was venting views widely held in the Hindu-nationalist umbrella group, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, to which Modi's party is affiliated.
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With the widely held stock up 1033 percent so far this year, some analysts said it was time to cash in gains.
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The CBOE Volatility Index, a widely held gauge of fear in the market, hit 32, its highest level since September 1, 2015.
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Howe notes that witch movies force us to confront the idea that widely held beliefs often turn out to be completely wrong.
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He's a former Nasdaq executive and creator of QQQ, a widely-held and traded exchange-traded fund (ETF) that tracks tech companies.
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But the idea that Obamacare has come in over budget remains a widely-held misconception, according to polling we conducted last year.
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"The widely held consensus was that he would fail, that Nissan wasn't worth saving and it couldn't be done," Mr. Casesa said.
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But Cargill is much more focused on a core business, and at the same time far more widely held than Koch Industries.
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But I see no merit in the widely held belief that the objective of his immigration policies is to keep America white.
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Hundreds of people disappeared in the dirty war, a crackdown lasting years, which is widely held to have peaked in the 1970s.
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The widely held conviction that science, unlike any other field, will reward whoever advances the collective search for truth may not help.
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One of the most widely held beliefs about autistic people — that they are not interested in other people — is almost certainly wrong.
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The widely held view on Wall Street now is that the rally can no longer be sustained by hope for Trump promises.
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That's because, as mentioned above, the notion that Israeli settlements are illegal under international law is widely held by UN member countries.
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Some of the biggest names in the market are also, by default, among the most widely held names in many mutual funds portfolios.
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As for the Federal Reserve's moves, both Orlando and Bartels echoed the widely held belief that it will raise interest rates in December.
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These studies undermine the widely held belief that for every horrid kale-munching millennial moving in, one longtime resident must be chucked out.
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It is risky: If believers in a very widely held view experience discursive intolerance, won't they rebel, perhaps by exiting a community entirely?
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Finally, the researchers found that the erosion of widely held social norms can also significantly contribute to the breakdown of a healthy democracy.
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FRANK KNOWLESClavering, Essex The data you presented to challenge the widely held view that the speed of business is increasing are not convincing.
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Clinton chose not to touch on her biggest vulnerability: the belief, widely held by voters, that she is a calculating and dishonest figure.
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More important: Selzer showed how wide open the Democratic contest is and exposed the widely held myth these voters are veering sharply left.
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A view widely held by researchers, and much of the public, is that robots should look either convincingly human or obviously not human.
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The widely-held view from Republican officials: Democrat Conor Lamb is a far superior candidate to Saccone and running a far better campaign.
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Moreover, our habitual participation in the red carpet industrial complex underscores the widely held perception that women's bodies are available for public consumption.
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Britain is widely held in suspicion by Iran's leaders as an accomplice of the United States, which they regard as their main adversary.
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Brainard's comments appear to confirm a widely held belief that the Fed will begin the balance sheet operations in September, or perhaps sooner.
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Widely held conspiracy theories portray her as seeking to foment unrest that will return Russia to the chaos and depression of the 1990s.
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The findings refute a widely held belief that activities like running might overtax the spine and indicate that, instead, they make it sturdier.
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The widely held iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF temporarily crossed into bear market territory in August, dropping 20 percent from its January high.
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Class A stock, traded on the New York Stock Exchange and widely held, elects 30 percent of the directors, whose numbers fluctuate slightly.
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Investors fled equities last week, with the widely held and tech heavy Invesco QQQ seeing more than $1 billion in outflows, according to Jefferies.
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The funds are also big holders in the island's constitutionally-protected general obligation (GO) debt, underscoring the complexity of Puerto Rico's widely-held bonds.
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And that's a crucial issue when the questions are asking about a widely held cultural belief (that our moods get worse in the winter).
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Yet the Sunderland-born midfielder says he doesn't subscribe to the widely-held theory that England were adversely affected by fear in those tournaments.
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"Aadhaar is our preferred ID because it is the most widely held form of ID [in India] right now," an Amazon India spokesperson said.
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Russiagate fills Americans with anxiety because it undermines a widely held core faith that the US is a sovereign superpower and a functioning democracy.
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That he would refine and recalibrate his proclamations in a general election or as president is a widely held assumption among the Republican establishment.
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Corporate bonds have posted strong returns as well, with the widely held iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF up 9.7 percent this year.
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The SMi100, an index that tracks the 100 most widely held US loans, fell to 98.31 on June 28 from 19 on March 1.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.13 percent in the week ended Dec.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.19 percent in the week ended Jan.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.20 percent in the week ended Jan.
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A president could, for example, set up a blind trust, totally divest into widely held mutual or exchange funds, or fashion a recusal system.
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The authority to unmask is not widely held, and as a threshold matter is necessarily limited to the agency that collected the information itself.
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The "Brand Universes" of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton supports the widely-held beliefs about the profiles and demographics of the two candidates' supporters.
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The borrowing cost on 23.07-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 3.203 percent in the week ended Jan.
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Apple, one of the world's most widely held stocks, plummeted 10% on Thursday in the United States, its worst day in nearly six years.
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What's more, the widely held assumption among Democrats that Clinton would win in November slowed the administration's pace in responding, according to the Post.
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Inhibiting this is the widely held belief that more prestigious journals are less likely to accept a study that's already in the public domain.
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It's often the case that stances feminists strongly identify with are not, in practice, that much more widely held by women than by men.
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Much of the reason for the Russians' anxiety, though, is the widely held view in Moscow that events in Washington have become wholly irrational.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.08 percent in the week ended Dec.
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Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola, widely held for their attractive dividends, tend to fare worst in times of rising rates, this correlation study shows.
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That lack of use of has reaffirmed the widely held view of congressional committees being "captured" by the agencies they are supposed to oversee.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.16 percent in the week ended Feb.
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The SMi221, which tracks the 214 most widely held loans, fell to 28 on Monday after the Thanksgiving holiday from 211 on November 95.93.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.03 percent in the week ended Nov.
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The widely held consensus by most experts today is that increased trade and globalization, generally, is a benefit for countries like the United States.
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He will, though, need to overturn a widely-held perception that apprenticeships are a poor alternative to school and university diplomas, which France obsesses over.
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Borrowing costs on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held home loan type in the United States, averaged 4.90 percent in the week ended Oct.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 3.96 percent in the week ended July 20.
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South Africa has been one of the more widely held credits across the spectrum through the year, including bonds, currency and local interest rate products.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.38 percent in the week ended on Feb.
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Borrowing costs on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held home loan type in the United States, averaged 4.85 percent in the week ended Oct.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 3.57 percent in the week ended Nov. 10.
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The widely held belief that she will be the nominee may work against her in New Hampshire, just as it did Obama eight years ago.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.15 percent in the week ended on Jan.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.21 percent in the week ended March 9.
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The borrowing cost on 23.34-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 23.37 percent in the week ended on Jan.
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WeChat is the best riposte to the condescending, widely held belief that Chinese internet firms are merely imitators of Western ones, and cannot innovate themselves.
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They argued against the widely held view that one day a hunter-gatherer grabbed a wolf pup from a den and started a breeding program.
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Traditionally, past administrations have always maintained publicly they were for a strong dollar because dollar assets like Treasurys are so widely held around the globe.
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Most important, his behavior suggests he is tone-deaf to the widely held belief among southern Nigerians that he promotes a northern Sunni Muslim agenda.
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There's a widely held belief that Facebook and Instagram listen in on users through smartphones, and then serve advertisements based on what was said aloud.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.23 percent in the week ended March 23.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the widely-held notion that people need to give up their privacy for better technology is a 'false tradeoff.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.40 percent in the week ended on Feb.
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The Trump team's hopes for an investigation nearing its end contrast with a widely held view by other lawyers representing clients who have been interviewed.
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The study, which followed 1.8 million Danish women for more than a decade, upends widely held assumptions about modern contraceptives for younger generations of women.
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In retrospect, the Simpson trial was eerily suited to Macdonald's sense of humor, in that it centered on an assumption widely held but politely denied.
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Borrowing costs on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held home loan type in the United States, averaged 4.94 percent in the week ended Nov.
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It is widely held that there is more than $300 billion in private capital ready to be deployed for U.S. public infrastructure projects through P3s.
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The Mail claimed that Dr. Bates had revealed fraud in important research by NOAA that supports the widely held belief that climate change is real.
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The report dispenses with deflections, however, and reiterates the widely held consensus that Russia launched a coordinated attack on the integrity of the 2016 election.
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Those who support the Berkshire Museum would seem to challenge the widely held belief that museum collections are sacrosanct, even in times of fiscal crisis.
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Criminal justice reform has had bipartisan support, borne from the widely-held view that harsh sentencing policies failed, and had instead sent incarceration rates skyrocketing.
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"It is a widely-held belief that women talk more than men; but experimental evidence has suggested that this belief is mistaken," the researchers summarized.
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Those two names are important names, widely held, widely followed, and the disruption we saw in those prices affected stocks in that sector, without a doubt.
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In a December RBC report, Microsoft was listed as the most widely held by large cap core, growth and value stock funds in the third quarter.
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An Opinium poll published in April was one of many surveys that confirmed the widely-held belief that young people are more likely to back Remain.
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Rifaat al-Assad is a former military commander, widely held responsible for crushing an Islamist uprising in 1982 against then-president Hafez al-Assad, Bashar's father.
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He reflected a widely held view among the migrants that if they could reach the Greek islands they would then be free to settle in Europe.
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The Islamic Republic of Iran now owns this trove of Western modernism, which is widely held to be the best collection outside Europe and North America.
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The CEO did, however, confirm he agreed with what the company called a "widely-held belief" that a decision on the project was imminent, Magee said.
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This admission, seemingly innocuous, belies a pernicious though widely held sentiment: that a black man cannot speak articulately without mimicking the example of a white man.
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Drafting such rules is complicated by widely held prejudices against people who fall into debt, says Huifen Yin of Shanghai University of Political Science and Law.
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This buffet of TV options for horror-lovers debunks the widely held belief that the drawn-out nature of serial television doesn't work for the genre.
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" OnePlus agrees with the widely held view that Apple "accelerates the adoption of things within the industry," adding the subtle caveat of "where it makes sense.
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The SMi100, an index that tracks the 100 most widely held loans, dropped slightly this month to 98.4 on May 30 from 98.6 on May 1.
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Behind the curtain: The widely held view in Republican circles, according to Axios' Jonathan Swan, is that Trump's aggressiveness undercuts the notion that there are tapes.
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But in this populist moment, as some progressives demand ideological purity from Democrats, Moulitsas's widely held criticism might be enough to sink Booker's chances in 2020.
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As a result, he dismissed the widely held view that oil prices will struggle to rise above $45 a barrel and will not rebalance before 2017.
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Borrowing costs on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held home loan type in the United States, averaged 4.94 percent in the week ended Nov. 15.
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Through the ensuing controversy, William Douglass, Boston's only university-trained doctor, would represent the anti-vax position, which was widely held among the public as well.
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However, new claims made in the upcoming BBC documentary about the end of Bowie's life, The Last Five Years, seem to contradict this widely-held view.
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The problem for a defendant like Mr. Stewart is that the widely held perception that Wall Street bankers trade on inside information is difficult to overcome.
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If that view is widely held, the Fed's March forecasts could show a suddenly flatter path for interest rates that better matches its new 'patient' policy.
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Interest rates on 1.3213-year fixed-rate mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loans, declined last week in step with benchmark Treasury yields.
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Experts say this clashes with the widely held belief that diabetes is strictly a chronic, irreversible disease -- though Fung said that's been changing in recent years.
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They also refuted the widely held view that the South Vietnamese government was reeling militarily at the time of Ngo Dinh Diem's assassination in November 1963.
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Her comments represent a widely held hope in Brussels that Mr. Trump will avoid bashing the European project in favor of constructive dialogue on global challenges.
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While the opinion that the flower is now overpicked is widely held, no research has been done to confirm that, said Dick Watling, from NatureFiji-MareqetiViti.
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Photo: Wang He (Getty Images)It's a widely held assumption, even by some cat owners, that domestic felines don't get much socially from being our pets.
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Economist Richard Thaler received the top honor in 22020, and recently sat down with Pimco CEO Emmanuel Roman to dispel some widely held myths around retirement.
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For its part, Jordan has focused on a practical diplomatic pathway forward while working to voice concerns widely held across the region about Trump's Jerusalem decision.
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For example, part of the stock surge after the election most likely occurred because of a widely held belief that a Trump administration would slash regulations.
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Shares of this kind are widely held by big funds despite their concerns that the limited voting rights can lead to insular boards and poor corporate oversight.
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Investment-grade bond funds, widely held by retail investors, extended to eight straight weeks their streak of outflows after posting $740 million in outflows during the week.
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"There's no point in a mayor," says Phil Reeves, a 56-year-old railway worker smoking a cigarette outside New Street station, echoing a widely held view.
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People used the hashtags #YallQaeda, #YeeHawd, and #VanillaISIS to challenge a widely held perception that terrorism applies only to crimes carried about by minorities and non-Christians.
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The most widely held U.S. company was Microsoft, U.K. company was Diageo, German company was SAP, Japanese company was Sony and in emerging markets was Taiwan Semiconductor.
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Mr Trump is widely held to have picked his best advisers on gut instinct and probably with an eye to their image as warriors from "central casting".
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Of course, the widely held theory is Trump started all this nastiness during the campaign and it's just gotten worse -- almost tweet-by-tweet -- throughout his administration.
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For example, SNL's cold open this weekend reflected the widely held belief that Steve Bannon—a self-described Thomas Cromwell—is the real power behind the throne.
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Its people celebrated this year the centenary of the death of Rubén Darío, who is widely held to have brought Spanish-language verse into the modern age.
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While there appears to be no significant technical damage done at this point, that kind of move is still quite notable for such a widely held stock.
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A benchmark of 100 of the most widely held loans fell 368bp since the start of October to 95.16 on Thursday, the lowest level since December 2011.
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That is a widely held view across the panoply of communications providers from broadcasters, multichannel video programming distributor (MVPDs), telcos and, to a lesser extent, technology companies.
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"It reflects the widely held view in our conference — again — you want to trust our military leaders when it comes to some of these decisions," he said.
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They also echo the widely held beliefs of many conservatives who worry that Mr. Trump is inflicting long-term damage on their cause, and on the country.
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When China took over Anbang, it only underlined the widely held — and potentially dangerous — belief that the Chinese government will always be there to bail them out.
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In 1993 Krueger co-published, with Berkeley's David Card, an academic paper that challenged the widely held assumption that raising the minimum wage always caused job loss.
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Today, Penrose's weak cosmic censorship hypothesis is widely held to be a necessary condition of the universe by physicists, although its validity is still an open question.
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Apple's ability to regain the moving average is also seen as a test for other tech names and even the broader market, since it is so widely held.
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On the new podcast, she dismissed the widely held axiom that "news is a bad business," calling for others to invest in both new and old media outlets.
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The widely held stereotype has it that China's migrants leave their rural lives behind for one reason only: to earn more money than they could in their villages.
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Interest rates on 30-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.36 percent, up from 4.32 percent the prior week.
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Jill Carey Hall, the firm's small cap expert, warns the widely held perception they're insulated from the effects is ill-conceived — adding fundamentals in the space remain challenged.
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Syfy has an uphill battle against widely held perceptions of the channel, even as it's been able to counter some of those complaints with shows like The Expanse.
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In the fourth quarter of 2015, the most recent data available from eVestment, the company was ranked 16th most widely held, behind companies like Alphabet, Apple and Pfizer.
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Diaz de Leon said while the Mexican peso could deepen its losses against the dollar, it was a widely held and traded currency that could withstand some pressure.
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It's worth noting that Déjà is a teenager, which goes against a widely-held belief that hair thinning and loss is an issue that only affects older people.
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But whatever its chances, it attempts to shift a belief widely held by participants in oil markets: that non-American oil producers are helpless against the shale revolution.
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Bomb squad chief Police Colonel Kamthorn Auicharoen's disclosures to Reuters bolster a widely held theory that the perpetrators of the shrine bombing were trying to kill Chinese tourists.
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But it has taken a significant step forward with the United States to establish some ground rules in a new domain of conflict with no widely-held norms.
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As a percentage of market capitalization, bitcoin's share rose to 54.5 percent, suggesting that investors were willing to hold the more widely held and well-capitalized digital currencies.
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It rolls a whole bunch of gay stereotypes into one sentence and, in doing so, bolsters the widely-held misconception that all gay women look and act alike.
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There's a widely held belief among doctors that antidepressants are most effective when the patient is sober, says Victor Karpyak, associate professor of psychiatry at the Mayo Clinic.
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A widely-held theory is that the mitochondria providing energy to cells are the descendants of a bacteria related to the pathogen that causes Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
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Interest rates on 3133-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 1 percent, up from 2000 percent the prior week.
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The department's "own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of colour".
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BlackRock and Vanguard, managers of some of the most widely held ETFs, are among the largest shareholders of Sturm Ruger and American Outdoor Brands because of the funds.
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The SMi100, an index that tracks the 100 most widely held loans, rose to 98.49 on August 2 from 98.29 on July 2, the lowest level in 2018.
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But it runs counter to the widely held view that radar, while highly accurate in measuring distance, is less precise in determining the shape and size of objects.
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President Trump has, in recent days, warned of the specter of voter fraud, despite experts' widely held conclusion that illegal voting does not occur on a large scale.
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P.D.'s own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color.
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Disputing a widely-held belief that younger workers were "more knowledge-nimble and tech-oriented," Glassdoor said baby boomers were just as open to improving their job skills.
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That's a notion, widely held, that is at odds with research, common sense and the education agenda of every president, Republican and Democrat, for the past 40 years.
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The widely held iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF is based on MSCI, and managers who use MSCI indexes would have to add Saudi shares if it is approved.
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The idea that the senator is too much of an ideologue and too lacking in personal charm to be an effective candidate is widely held in Republican circles.
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Mr. Buaron, the Amona leader, said there was nothing stopping Palestinians from coming to work their land, but Mr. Hamed's wife, Nihad, 56, expressed a widely held fear.
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Inflated expectations are "part of a collective phenomenon," she said, referring to a widely held conviction that when it comes to assisted reproduction, the options are virtually limitless.
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Sophisticated investors and institutions, too, have considerable exposure: Goldman Sachs analysts reported last month that Facebook was the second most widely held stock (after Amazon) by hedge funds.
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The mysterious destruction of the battleship Maine in Havana's harbor that February didn't help, but the primary driver was the widely held belief that Spain was destroying Cuba.
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Stories like these buttress the widely held misperception that children are most likely to be abused by strangers and that those in foster homes are therefore uniquely vulnerable.
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Interest rates on 30-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.30 percent, down from 4.36 percent the prior week.
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La Monte Young, whose String Trio of 1958 is widely held to be the starting point of minimalism, steered clear of tonality and maintained an avant-garde posture.
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By holding a Carl Andre retrospective in 2014, Dia:Beacon disregarded the widely held belief that Andre murdered his partner, Cuban-American artist Ana Mendieta, a woman of color.
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According to widely-held beliefs in India, menstruating women are impure and should not enter temples, take part in religious ceremonies, or prepare certain foods, among other restrictions.
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Interest rates on 30-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.32 percent, lower than the prior week's 379.23 percent.
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Although the Libertarian Party is often perceived as a fringe party, libertarian ideas are about as widely held as consistent liberal or conservative views by the general public.
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Stella Jean, the Haitian-Italian designer widely held up as a top talent to watch, shows next, before the contemporary brand MSGM, and then Salvatore Ferragamo at 4 p.m.
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Both broadly agree that some widely held Muslim beliefs, especially those connected with the world's end times and the battles portending that era, are important drivers of violent behaviour.
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"There can be no doubt over whether she will run again," Bild wrote in an editorial, reflecting a widely held view in Berlin that there is no obvious successor.
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Doesn't that suggest that, at a minimum, opposition to ideas about "global citizenship" are a lot less widely held than people like you and I would like to think?
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It's not at all clear, he said, that marijuana use alone actually caused the violent outbreaks, even if that was a widely held belief in Mexico at the time.
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In an article published in the latest issue of 33, our sister magazine of ideas, lifestyle and culture, our data editor set out to disprove this widely held view.
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Saga's shares, widely held by retail investors since it floated at 20193 pence in 2014, have slumped 58% this year and are down 81% from their peak in 2016.
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Technologies that have languished in laboratories for decades (contributing to the widely held truth that maritime technology is always ten years behind) can help measure and manage the oceans.
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That is a view widely held by energy economists, but one Trump did not mention on Sunday and has not acknowledged in other major speeches on his energy policy.
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"The expectation of a rate hike...is widely held, and has been reinforced by the most recent round of Fed communications," said Michael Feroli, an economist with J.P. Morgan.
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The shares, widely held by retail investors since Saga floated at 185 pence in 2014, have slumped 20193% this year and are down 81% from their peak in 2016.
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Since the days of the ancient Greeks and Romans, it's been a widely held belief—particularly among men—that they should avoid sex before any type of sporting competition.
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"Generally, it's not a media-friendly, journalist-friendly environment," Arazi tells Creators, referencing the widely-held sentiment that the media presents a biased image of settlers and their communities.
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Whether or not anyone actually bought into the ruse, the tactic is emblematic of a conviction still widely held: Fast food is, by and large, food of the poor.
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If you take a deeper look at Brennan's comments, you start to realize that he's expressing criticisms of Trump policies that are widely held in the foreign policy community.
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Though bitcoin is not widely held now, efforts by the Chicago Board Options Exchange to offer bitcoin futures trading by early next year may help increase ownership, he said.
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The case has shocked Indonesians already used to large corruption scandals, and reinforced a widely held perception that parliament, long regarded as riddled with corruption, is a failing institution.
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The rush to develop so many "me-too" drugs is best explained by the widely held belief that checkpoints will form the backbone of combination immunotherapies in the future.
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Interesting move to commercialize Jaybo, since it's a playoff of Sambo -- the main character from an 1899 children's book that's widely held to be racist due to the illustrations.
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Interest rates on 30-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.35 percent, up from 4.27 percent in the prior week.
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They assumed, still a widely held assumption today, that eating disorders are the result of extreme measures taken to eradicate fatness, the least desirable of all the body states.
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Given this, we should expect that even in societies where virtuous beliefs are widely held, we will find pretty much the same range of human failings evident throughout history.
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Because B.D.C.s own loans in small companies that aren't always widely held or traded, there are often no public market prices available to use to benchmark the fund's investments.
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But the widely held belief at Citi Field is that Alderson will return, and he spoke Friday like a man eager to complete the autopsy and revive the dead.
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Such a standard, says Gupta, in a view widely held by civil rights groups, "would gut the government's ability to ... provide modern-day remedies and tools" to remedy discrimination.
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While not all allegations are true, of course, starting from a position of not believing women who allege sexual assault reflects a widely held set of misconceptions and biases.
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Interest rates on 13-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.32 percent, 3 basis points lower than the previous week.
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The nuclear reactor provided Israel with the ultimate deterrent, which erased the widely held notion in the Arab world that Israel was a temporary entity that could be eliminated.
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Many of Trump's top aides view Foggy Bottom as a den of Democratic intrigue — a long- and widely held suspicion on the right with roots in the Cold War.
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For lots of conservatives, it's a widely held notion that ISIS's rise is the direct result of the "vacuum of power" created after Obama pulled troops out of Iraq.
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The guilt-by-association way the article characterized the Gaineses and the fact the article took issue with a viewpoint widely held among religious communities prompted an intense backlash.
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It is now the third most widely held - even if a relatively small 123 percent of so-called allocated reserves in the first quarter of 212, according to IMF data.
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As for the stray 'k' in Attickus -- our educated guess is it's a mashup with Crispus Attucks ... a black man widely held to be first casualty of the American revolution.
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One of the specifics that is likely to get the most attention is Warren's pledge to more actively manage the U.S. dollar, the most widely held currency in the world.
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It is not Mr Trump's fault that the system, in which the vulnerable land-based missile force is kept on hair-trigger alert, is widely held to be inherently dangerous.
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The CEOs championed a view now widely held: that profit could only be justified for virtuous conduct, that profit should merely be a byproduct of making certain contributions to society.
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The average interest rate on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, fell 4 basis points to 3.82 percent, which was the lowest since January.
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Puerto Rico's debt is unusually widely held because it offered above average yields and interest that was exempt from federal, state and local taxes, no matter where the buyer lived.
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Among the Republican Party's opponents on the left, it is widely held that Mr Obama's election drew out racial prejudices of the sort Republicans have used since Nixon's "southern strategy".
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But if the timing of their take-off has proved uncertain, the belief that electric vehicles are going to be a big business very soon is ever more widely held.
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Ownership among institutional investors has jumped over the past year, and it's now the tenth-most widely held company, according to a fresh report from data and analysis firm eVestment.
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The tweet for this article was accompanied by a photograph of a "pancake" as tall as a building brick, challenging widely-held conceptions of what constitutes a pancake at all.
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Among options expiring on Friday and at the end of February, call options with a striking price of 1,950 have been the most widely held contracts trading near the money.
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Love's Good Vibrations is, despite its title, bitter, angry, cynical, and very direct about its primary purpose, which is to correct the widely held perception that Love is an asshole.
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Two sections -- largely underground -- of the line run through the West Bank, which is land the Palestinians envision for a future state, a position widely held as the international consensus.
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"The company has struggled - commercially and in terms of users and usage - relative to earlier much more optimistic expectations that were widely held," said Pivotal Research Group analyst Brian Wieser.
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I was drawn to this dinner because, as with anyone who writes or talks about wine regularly, I am intimately familiar with all sorts of widely held yet mistaken notions.
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Last week, interest rates on 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages which are the most widely held in the United States, averaged 3.49%, their lowest since October 2016, Freddie Mac said.
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The fund's reluctance to commit additional money to Greece also highlights a widely held view among I.M.F. officials — and in the Trump administration — that the fund overextended itself in Greece.
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The lawsuit is central to a widely held debate over so-called gig-economy workers, the workforce relied on by technology platforms such as food-delivery and ride-hailing services.
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And there is a widely held belief among military commanders that they must resign if they are unable to carry out an order that does not rise to that standard.
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As publicly traded companies widely held by investors around the world, one of their major functions is to return value to shareholders — which many of them have done for years.
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Jennifer Lind, a Dartmouth College political scientist, said those claims relied on a set of assumptions about resolve and credibility that, though widely held in Washington, had been extensively debunked.
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The security arrangements are widely held to be inadequate for such a valuable collection, and other operations that are vital in most museums, such as P.R., are all but nonexistent.
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Though Lebanon is widely held to be liberal by regional standards, with women playing a prominent role in public life, some of its laws continue to uphold a patriarchal social code.
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It works for a very loyal band of Malone followers who are happy with the situation but it doesn't always work in a more widely-held UK Plc-type of company.
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But Apple did not, by the time The Economist went to press, quite manage to become the world's first widely held listed company with a market capitalisation of $1trn (see chart).
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"Seemingly healthy institutions can defy widely held expert forecasts, collapse quickly and then threaten economic damage on a catastrophic scale," they wrote, adding Dodd-Frank does not require cost-benefit analyses.
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This perhaps contributed to the widely held opinion – particularly in Britain and the US—that bringing up children to be bilingual was harmful to their health and to society more generally.
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What our research suggests — contrary to some widely held beliefs — is that, when it comes to language, plurality is an advantage and in this respect dialects are under-recognized and undervalued.
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Both films challenged the widely held notions in India that students of traditional subjects were the clever ones destined for "bright futures" and that artistic talent and diversity were hardly valuable.
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That is driven by a widely held view the European Central Bank will need to do more to help a euro zone economy that is struggling and generating very little inflation.
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Indeed, a scientific study seems to show that recidivism is 10 percent less frequent for Bollate inmates than any other Italian prisons, making it a widely held model for other penitentiaries.
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The region that the New York Times once called "Democracy's Desert" seemed to be in bloom, and with it was the widely held expectation that this Arab Spring would produce democracies.
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"CPD's own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color," the task force concluded.
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"Today showed exactly why I thought the Tour was not over," said Froome, dismissing the widely held assumption that he had already won the race, which finishes in Paris on Sunday.
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Even though her middle-class Republican family had no interest in faith and her father shared a widely held disdain for Catholicism, Dorothy was attracted to religion from an early age.
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The hypothesis, widely held at the time, was that the body had stem cells — immature primitive cells — that in the right environment could turn into any other cells in the body.
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Today, it supports the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel, a view that is widely held by American Jews, but opposed by the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's current coalition.
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But her campaign was also careful to tell key supporters not to accuse Sanders of sexism, largely because they knew the fear was something that was widely held among Democratic voters.
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Theory one, most widely held among experts, says that North Korea wants to use its weapons to pressure the world into accepting it as a legitimate member of the international community.
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As the coronavirus pandemic surges into every corner of the globe and economy, it now seems undeniable that some widely held assumptions about our global economy and institutions are deeply flawed.
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His advisers have always spotlighted his philanthropy to counter the widely-held impression that his vast personal wealth, now totaling $54.1 billion, puts him out of touch with most Democratic voters.
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They confirmed widely held suspicions about how the primaries unfolded but were less shocking than humiliating evidence of Democratic bumbling — as memorable for their mere occurrence as for what they contained.
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US Social Security is widely held up as a role model of doing it right because we got it right at a time when things were still pretty amorphous and uninformed.
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The study followed 63 million Danish women for more than a decade, and upends the widely held assumption that modern, low-estrogen contraceptives are safer than those taken by previous generations.
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The erotically forthright work by women feels particularly bold, coming as it did when postwar codes of gender "normality" were still widely held and before an organized feminism movement could give support.
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Although the "gold standard" was gradually abandoned throughout the 20th century, the dominance of certain currencies that were widely held and could facilitate international trade (such as the dollar and sterling) remained.
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Alphabet may have briefly surpassed Apple as the world's biggest tech company this week, but these widely held names are unlikely to deliver big gains for investors over the next ten years.
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Verizon and Comcast broke into the global list of 20 most widely held companies by institutional investors in the fourth quarter of 2018, according to a new report from research firm eVestment.
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Apple may still be the third most widely held stock in eVestment's database, but it's now only held by 20.42 percent of all funds, a drop from 20.83 percent a quarter ago.
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The average interest rate on 30-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, fell to 4.28 percent, up 46 basis points from a year ago.
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Regev now believes it probably plays a key role in the disease, breaking the widely held view that a much more ubiquitous cell type was responsible for expressing the disease-causing gene.
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A recent study by the Federal Reserve Board confirms the widely-held view that when markets are volatile, and investors are feeling fearful (they might say "risk-averse"), gold tends to outperform.
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The average interest rate on 30-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, was 239.83 percent, little changed from 4.33 percent from the prior week.
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So it should come as no surprise that among white Americans who feel threatened, the sentiments expressed in Oklahoma City are more widely held than most of us would like to believe.
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The job guarantee rests on the assumption that people deserve wealth only if they work for it—a widely-held view in America, but one that has two shortcomings that perpetuate injustice.
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"The stereotype that false rape allegations are a common occurrence, a widely held misconception in broad swaths of society, including among police officers, has very direct and concrete consequences," the authors wrote.
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Given his consistent interpretative approach and the widely held view that Kavanaugh is hostile to Roe, Collins risks looking like a senatorial Sergeant Schultz, running through the halls insisting she knows nothing.
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Rising volatility in the global stock markets is starting to be reflected in the SMi2400, an index that tracks the 2102 most widely held U.S. loans, as overall secondary loan prices weaken.
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Such a redenomination, some analysts estimate, could mean an effective currency loss of up to 30 percent on French debt, among the highest-rated and most widely held in the euro zone.
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They were able to overcome the widely held misconception that buyers need a 20 percent down payment, an amount that would take the average American family more than 20 years to save.
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As a result, Puerto Rican debt is exceptionally widely held across the United States mainland, and Congress may have wanted to protect investors by making it hard for Puerto Rico to renege.
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But Sabet's view isn't widely held in the industry at large, so he has a few tips for entrepreneurs making their first trips to venture firms with their hats in their hands.
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The senior official insisted the president's approach to the incursion ordered by Mr. Erdogan had been mischaracterized, and pushed back against a widely held public narrative that Mr. Trump "greenlighted" the attack.
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The staff reductions come as part of a rethinking of the State Department, and reflect a widely held conservative belief that the department has become bloated and lost sight of its purpose.
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A key goal of these campaigns was "mainstreaming" an idea—moving it from the fringe to the mainstream and thus making it appear to be a more widely held than it actually is.
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Abnormal blood levels are not in themselves enough for an athlete to be punished for an anti-doping offence but are widely held to be an indicator of possible performance-enhancing drug use.
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In 2012, the think tank ran a billboard campaign in the Chicago area equating believers of widely held climate science with terrorists and murderers like the Unabomber, Charles Manson and Osama bin Laden.
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The report supports the view, widely held in Ireland, that the E.C.B. dictated policy to the government in a way that punished taxpayers while sparing investors who owned bonds issued by Irish banks.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.02 percent in the week ended May 4, compared with previous week's 4.03 percent, it said.
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But mortgage rates are starting to inch higher - the borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 3.96 percent in the week ended July 20.
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Average US secondary bids on the SMi100 composite of the 100 most widely held loans hit a four-year low of 95.81 on Monday from 96.02 a week earlier, according to LPC data.
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And while there is a widely held perception that religion and science are in conflict, according to Pew 68% of Americans say there is no conflict between their own religious beliefs and science.
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First, as tempting as they may be, Tepper suggested steering clear of widely held stocks Facebook and Google because he expected small businesses to start cutting back on advertising spending on their platforms.
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These stocks have also been some of the most popular names among young investors, with Beyond Meat and Aurora Cannabis in the past year ranking as the most widely-held stocks by millennials.
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Full inclusion of Chinese assets in these stock and bond indexes would mean that many Americans would be indirect investors in Chinese capital markets through mutual funds and other widely held investment products.
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But back then, Reagan's age was seen as a major liability and there was a widely held view that he'd only serve a term if elected (though he refused to commit to it).
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"We are against the treaty and the renegotiation because it has not benefited the country," said university union spokesman Carlos Galindo, reflecting views widely held in the early years of the trade pact.
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It is a widely-held view today that Congress is the only body with the authority to hold a president accountable for violations of the presidential oath of office to uphold the Constitution.
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His quiet outrage over the widely-held assumption that it's futile to treat the global poor drives this story, which is finally as much about the triumph of a philosophy as of medicine.
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During his 17-day stay in the kingdom, Lebanon's President Michel Aoun accused Saudi Arabia of orchestrating the resignation and holding the Prime Minister "hostage," a view that was widely held in Lebanon.
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That finding challenges a widely held assumption about immigration court: that most immigrants who go through it don't qualify for the types of protection that Congress has laid out for particularly compelling cases.
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That said, Donald Trump's candidacy and successful election lifted the lid on a whole array of deplorable, but surprisingly widely held beliefs in our country, ranging from white supremacy to denigration of the disabled.
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Even after the switch, BlackRock will still have a large suite of ETFs that track Barclays' bond indexes including the widely held iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF, which has $31.6 billion in assets.
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Farmer's contention that high-frequency trading "could be described as front-running", a now illegal practice of prioritising in-house orders over those of the customer, is a widely held view among LME brokers.
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"There is a widely held notion that poor communities, particularly poor African-American and Latino communities, consider law enforcement the enemy and that they do not want police officers in their neighborhoods," Harris writes.
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The interest rates on 2236.0-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, dipped 28.7 basis points to 28.4 percent, the lowest since the week of Nov. 18.
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"Rather than creating a common front to address widely held concerns about China's trading and economic practices, Trump has succeeded in alienating key U.S. allies and undercutting broader external pressure on China," he said.
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Among those whose field was the study of the human mind, a widely held view was that Mr. Leary had gone off the deep end, giving their science a bad name in the process.
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Evers, like Democrats across the country, ran in clear opposition to the Republican health care plan, but he also seized on the widely held view in the state that education had suffered under Walker.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.03 percent in the week ended April 27, up from the prior week's 3.97 percent, it said.
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Average interest rates on 203-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, held for a second week at 220 percent, a level last seen in April 29.0.
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But for many years, Googles AdX widely held a special advantage: At the last second it could give its customers the opportunity to outbid competing advertisers trying to purchase through other, non-Google, marketplaces.
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But it does mean that we cannot infer from, say, a society's widely held belief in toleration and peace that the actions of people in that society will be strictly guided by those beliefs.
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It might not be a widely held understanding for white people, so immediately after talking to my friend about Bugs Bunny being black, I turned to my (admittedly, mostly white) colleagues and asked around.
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In a recent video interview, he sounded almost irreverent about his homeland's towering composer — especially about the notion, still widely held, that the symphonies are evocative of Finnish folk music and depictions of nature.
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And while funds, especially ETFs, are widely held by institutions, it is a lot easier to see the intuitive sense of selling bonds with rates this low than buying stocks with prices this high.
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Average interest rates on 244.0-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, dropped to 22008 percent from 245.1 percent, which was the highest level since April 21.2.
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If anything, her equivocations on the Rohingya have given currency to the widely held assumption in Myanmar that they are illegal immigrants from Bangladesh who have occupied land that rightfully belongs to the Burmese.
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The film-makers chose instead to write a stirring speech for Rambo, in which he recites a litany of complaints widely held among veterans of the war, before escaping the clutches of his pursuers.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.10 percent in the week ended April 6, matching the level set in the March 2 week.
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Trump has proved that he is willing to reject widely held US foreign policy views and align himself with the Kremlin on everything from Russian interference in US elections to the war in Syria.
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The eventual release of the evidence reinforced the widely held view that OxyContin was a catalyst for the epidemic, which by then had expanded beyond prescription opioids to include illicit drugs such as heroin.
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That reflects a widely held view among German policymakers that European regulators should never have waved through Facebook's takeover of photo-sharing site Instagram in 2012, and of messaging application WhatsApp two years later.
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Then appreciate what it means for Sanders, in any context, to allow a Democrat with a documented affinity for despots to smear him over positions that were, at the time, widely held among mainstream liberals.
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"It's time to reject the widely-held idea that this group – numbering around 150 million – can be routinely treated as lesser human beings in their countries of work," said lawyer and slavery expert Anne Gallagher.
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"They are taxes, they hurt consumers, they hurt American companies," Shapiro said, noting that positive assessments of U.S. President Donald Trump's hard-line tariff approach are not widely held by economists outside the White House.
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Nuggets from my conversations over the past 48 hours with sources close to Republican Senate leadership: A widely-held view in McConnell-world is that he doesn't start with 52 Republicans; he starts with 51.
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There's a general feeling in drug development that manufacturers are entitled to recoup the cost of developing a drug, widely held to be about 10 to 15 years of employee time and about $1 billion.
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Launched on "Africa Day" in an area named "The Cradle of Humankind," the exhibit coincides with the publication of a controversial paper that questions the widely-held view that humanity's evolutionary roots lay in Africa.
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He's an unapologetic defender of someone viewed as a villain in Washington and a sharp skeptic of the widely held view in Congress and from US intelligence agencies that Russia meddled in the US elections.
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In the 1930s, the legend of the Loch Ness Monster grew in popularity — and though some scientists claim the Loch Ness Monster may be a giant eel, the legend is still widely held onto today.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.03 percent in the week ended July 13, the highest since 4.05 percent in the May 11 week.
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Given how common fetish fantasies and behaviors are, sex scientists have begun to devote more attention to them, and this research is starting to challenge some of the most widely held assumptions about their nature.
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On Campus Despite the horrific timing of his remarks, President Trump's defense of Confederate statues last week revealed a viewpoint that's widely held in this country — and not just by neo-Nazis or white supremacists.
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Another theory is that the Islamic State acquired sulfur mustard from undeclared stocks in Syria, either through capture or by purchasing it from corrupt officials, although this theory is not widely held by American analysts.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 3.88 percent in the week ended June 29, which was the lowest since 3.57 percent in the Nov.
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In the last month, Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, widely held to be the most popular gamer in the world, traded Twitch for an exclusive deal with Microsoft's streaming platform Mixer and an undisclosed amount of money.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 3.89 percent in the week ended June 8, which was the lowest since 3.57 percent in the Nov.
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But, broadly speaking, the money will pay for scholarly positions and activities that explore various aspects of U.S. foreign policy, with a focus on testing widely held assumptions about the use of U.S. military force.
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The early and sustained engagement represents a widely held belief inside Democratic presidential campaigns: Teachers unions are fired up, hungry to protest and eager to back a candidate who understands why they walked out of classrooms.
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Despite widely held ideas about the entomology of the word itself, barbarians do not hail from the Barbary Coast, nor do they speak in "bar, bar, bar" sounds (which is where the Greek word comes from).
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KB Financial said in a regulatory filing it will acquire a 22.56 percent stake in the brokerage, whose shares are widely held on the Seoul stock exchange, from Hyundai Merchant Marine Co Ltd and other shareholders.
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These WMPs are, in effect, bank contingent liabilities as there is a widely held expectation that issuing banks will stand behind their products, and it is exceedingly rare for banks to pass on losses to investors.
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Why it matters: It "upends widely held assumptions about modern contraceptives for younger generations of women," who think hormonal contraceptives are safer than old methods that contained higher amounts of estrogen, the New York Times reports.
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Some of this macho posturing is undoubtedly an earnest reflection of widely held patriarchal beliefs; some of it is just the boorish playacting inherent to gangster rap, a music many have been inculcated in since birth.
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But some other technology industry executives said privately that it reflected a widely held view in Silicon Valley that the U.S. government is too willing to jeopardize internet security in order to preserve offensive cyber capabilities.
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"Despite the evidence that shows very clearly that providing sterile injecting equipment does not encourage people to inject, it's a widely held view that what we should be doing is stopping injecting drug use," he said.
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During that time it was a widely-held belief at Woking that the team had one of the best chassis in the sport and was being held back by their under-performing and unreliable Japanese engine.
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But that good opinion of Dr. Jackson, which was widely held in the Obama administration, by no means qualifies him to run one of the largest, most complex and troubled cabinet agencies in the federal government.
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But participating in what many Democrats consider a legally dubious power grab also cemented another widely held view: that Mr. Walker has been a bruising partisan willing to break precedent and ignore protests for political gain.
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His comments may have been naive, but they reflect a much more widely held view that, while of course racism exists, the days of openly expressed racist attitudes and xenophobic behavior have largely been left behind.
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Though such fondness for Mr. Putin fell outside the Republican Party's mainstream at the time, it became a widely held sentiment inside the conservative movement by the time Mr. Trump started running for president in 2015.
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However, the VDMA said it was sceptical about a widely held belief that the American economy was being reindustrialised, pointing out that manufacturing's share of U.S. gross domestic product had levelled out at around 12 percent.
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The Mail on Sunday, together with its sister tabloid, The Daily Mail, in the past has been accused of publishing work that disputed the widely held scientific belief that warming is the result of human activity.
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"Valuations are extended for some of the names, and everybody's favorite names particularly the FANGs," said Meeks, referring to the widely-held group of tech stocks: Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google [the holding company of Alphabet].
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There is a pernicious, but widely held, belief that turning over a new leaf always involves turning our worlds upside down, that living a happy, well-adjusted life entails acts of monkish discipline or heroic strength.
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Much of the legal showdown hinges on whether the DOJ can argue that North Carolina has violated federal law by refusing to accept current, widely held medical standards — that gender identity is separate from biological sex.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.02 percent in the week ended May 18, down from 4.05 percent the previous week, the mortgage finance agency said.
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Though Venezuela's junk bonds are popular among high-rolling Wall Street funds, they are also widely held by Venezuelans due to a decade-long Socialist Party policy of subsidizing the purchase of foreign debt by individual investors.
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Fear of rising rates and their impact on real estate investment trusts (REITs) is often misplaced, especially when the economy is growing and not in contraction, an analyst said, reflecting a widely held view in the industry.
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He defended the president against claims about obstruction of justice and said "the real investigation begins" now — promoting a widely held right-wing belief that the basis of the FBI probe into the Trump campaign was crooked.
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"Freeport's share price performance is justified based on what's happened in copper, based on the progress in negotiations and based on the fact that ... the stock is not very widely held," said Jefferies mining analyst Christopher LaFemina.
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Selye not only helped popularize this notion, but also that tobacco products were a potent form of relief from the supposedly deadly stressors of modern life, an erroneous belief that is still widely held among smokers today.
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"CPD's own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color," the report from a new police accountability task force reads.
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Investors overall still look hesitant to buy healthcare stocks, with fund flows to the iShares US Healthcare ETF, a widely held exchange traded fund that tracks the healthcare industry, falling 4.8 percent in the week ending Jan.
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And that would re-orient a strategy, once widely held among libertarians, that allows working freely with both liberals and conservatives to achieve policy ends, distinct from the more-recently favored strategy of libertarian-leaning Kentucky Sen.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 3.92 percent in the week ended July 27, down from 3.96 percent the previous week, the mortgage finance agency said.
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The borrowing cost on 30-year mortgages, the most widely held type of U.S. home loan, averaged 4.30 percent in the week ended March 16, which was the highest since 4.32 percent in the week ended Dec.
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While it would be the understatement of the century to say that Virtual Battlespace and the Arma games are not like real combat, they are widely held as the most realistic tactical military games on the market.
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Logistrial will use the proceeds of the deal to buy properties with a gross asset value of 768 million euros from Garbe, Logistrial said, adding that 95% of its shares would be widely held after the IPO.
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He echoed a widely held view that British Prime Minister Theresa May needs more of a sense of political crisis at home in order to persuade hardline political allies to give up the last concessions needed for agreement.
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This widely-held notion likely stems from when the Queen famously didn't have proper mourning attire after the sudden death of her father, King George VI, forced her to abruptly fly home from her Commonwealth tour of Kenya.
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Average bids on the 100 most widely held leveraged loans fell to 95.3 cents on the dollar in February from 96.6 at year-end, before bargain seekers surfaced to lift the bid to 97.2 as of March 30.
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Former World Trade Organization head Pascal Lamy called Trump's approach to coercing its neighbor and ally "hostage-taking," reflecting widely held concerns in Mexico that the U.S. president will come back with more threats to extract greater concessions.
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In the seventeenth century, scientists believed there were creatures on the moon...More widely held was the suspicion that the moon's surface was covered with dust so thick it would swallow a man or a spaceship like quicksand.
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Facebook and Amazon are part of the "FANG" (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google-now-Alphabet) stocks, the super-popular, widely held winners of the last few years and the stocks that fueled the market rally earlier this year.
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During World War II, for example, the United States segregated blood supplies by race due to the widely held "scientific" belief that whites were a superior race, and their blood should not mix with that of black Americans.
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Toto Wolff, the Mercedes motorsport boss, described Hamilton as "the differentiator" after he secured the title in Mexico City, especially because there was a widely held view that Ferrari had the best car at many of the races.
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Apple shares, among the most widely held in the world, hit a new record on Friday, yet the company's sales have been so-so and no new game-changing gadgets other than a revamped iPhone are in sight.
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Concluding a year that saw the central bank take down its benchmark rate three times, the Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday met widely held expectations and kept the funds rate in a target range of 1.5%-503%.
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You can see this trend in some of the biggest ETFs in the world, where investors are swapping out of widely held index funds into smaller funds that offer virtually the same exposure, but at a lower cost.
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There's a widely held idea (espoused in the film "When Harry Met Sally" and elsewhere) that taking someone to the airport is an impractical errand usually undertaken in the throes of early infatuation, and that idea isn't wrong.
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Much of the press coverage of "Suicide Français" fixated, enraged, on a seven-page section in which Zemmour rebutted the widely held view of Vichy, France's collaborationist government, as fully responsible for everything that happened under its stewardship.
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The iron ore price has decoupled itself from this growing inventory mountain because of the widely-held perception that steel mills are buying all the higher-quality ore and leaving lower-quality material to pile up at port side.
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According to a widely held belief, those born in previous years of the Dog (including 1994 and 1982) might be in for a rough (ruff?) time this year — we're looking at you, Kate Middleton, Nicki Minaj, and Saoirse Ronan.
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In response to the claim that she stole her music, and the widely held assumption that she is not able to perform the original renditions of her hits from Miseducation for legal reasons, she says that's just not true.
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Shanmugaratnam was referring to the widely held outlook that nations should seek to avoid current account deficits — which indicate they're operating on borrowed means because the value of incoming goods, services and investments exceeds the amount leaving the country.
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The opinion poll confirmed the widely held expectation that the left would be out of contention, and far-right leader Marine Le Pen would be the likely opponent of any center-right candidate in the decisive runoff in May.
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The Federal Open Market Committee opted at the meeting to hold interest rates steady, but Fed watchers will be pouring over the minutes to confirm the widely held expectation that an interest rate hike will be coming in December.
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Between the lines: Despite a widely held assumption, even among 18-34 year olds, that dating apps are for hookups, casual sex was one of the last reasons why people said they downloaded Tinder, according to a recent study.
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A widely-held belief in Myanmar—which is predominantly Buddhist, but also Christian and Muslim—is that men have innate masculine power, known as hpoun, which must be 'protected' by washing their clothes separately from women's underwear and skirts.
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Referring to that third-chance policy, AK President Jackson Tuwei appeared to justify the widely held concern by top athletes that they might be affected by the altitude in Eldoret, which is more than 2,000 meters above sea level.
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It cast doubt on the widely held "out of Africa" theory of human migration, meaning that modern humans originated in Africa and dispersed to the rest of the world in a single wave between 60,000 and 80,000 years ago.
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And it only becomes more difficult to reset a widely held narrative -- that you are racist, sexist, a defender of the wealthy over those who need help the most -- when your audience has a year of data to evaluate.
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Mr. Musk has said this might have prevented the May crash, although it runs counter to the widely held view that radar, while highly accurate in measuring distance, is less precise in determining the shape and size of objects.
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"The trend of anti-LGBT legislation nationally, is rooted in widely-held societal views of gender norms and expression which exclude, other, and vilify transgender and gender non-conforming people," Shelby Chestnut, Co-director of Community Organizing at AVP, told Mashable.
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But Telstra, the most widely held retail stocks in Australia due to its dividend, has faced its serious financial and strategic issues of late, with angry shareholders attacking executive pay at its recent annual meeting, amid concerns about decreasing dividend payouts.
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Experts say that the wealth of mosaics show that Jewish life in the surrounding village flourished during Christian rule in the fifth century A.D. This challenges a widely held view that Jewish settlement in the area declined during that period.
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Nowadays, after filtering through the pages of Harry Potter and renditions of Defying Gravity, the tradition of witchcraft—or its broader term, paganism—can be demonstrated through the magical collection of Doreen Valiente, widely held as the mother of modern witchcraft.
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There has never been definitive evidence that the country's economic data is exaggerated, but the widely-held theory says that China's National Bureau of Statistics will overstate growth in a stability-minded effort to hide the truth about a slowing economy.
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But the new project is also a sign that the group is willing to use its membership of nearly 1 million people to challenge Biden and the widely held perception that he'd be the safest choice in a general election.
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Back in Addis, the event fed the widely held view that Ms Dlamini-Zuma spent her term at the AU with one foot in South Africa, where she is jockeying to succeed her ex-husband, Jacob Zuma, as president in 2019.
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For that state of retroactive helplessness and vulnerability requires a vast degree of power and privilege to fabricate, especially if you've never had it to begin with, which is a widely held belief about Jackson that Leaving Neverland also advances.
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While the question about how the lawsuits could impact borrowers remains, the debt of Endo was still quoted higher than the overall loan market - a cohort of the 100 most widely held loans was quoted at 97.49 on March 8.
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"There is no doubt that the widely held belief that short-term use of opioids had low risk of addiction was an important contributor to inappropriate prescribing patterns for opioids and the subsequent opioid epidemic," Baker said in an emailed statement.
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The dollar is suffering, too, despite the widely held assumption at the start of the year that, with the U.S. Federal Reserve set to raise interest rates and lawmakers poised to cut taxes, the only way for greenback was up.
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" Tsui elaborated, "In these past few years things have been deteriorating so badly in China — you cannot be there without compromising yourself...I can't see a way to operate Google search in China without violating widely held international human rights standards.
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Within the very broad, boring — yet intellectually controversial — subject of epistemology, there are two widely held beliefs — the empirical view that experience is the source of all knowledge and the rationalist view that reason is the source of all knowledge.
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"A stellar end to 321.53 for the euro zone rounded off the best year for over a decade, continuing to confound widely held fears that rising political uncertainty would curb economic growth," Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit, said.
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Byres, APRA chairman since 2014, said the regulator may have focused too much on consistency, which "may have played out in terms of slower responses", but he said sentiments expressed by some staff in the report were not widely held.
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After his election in 2013, Francis set out to reform the Curia, whose intrigues, alleged corruption and leaks were widely held responsible for the decision by his predecessor Benedict XVI to become the first pope in six centuries to resign.
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"The notion that the U.S. dollar (USD) will continue to appreciate is a widely held consensus view, based on sound economic theory — interest rate differentials suggest higher rate currency appreciates," Fundstrat's Thomas Lee wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Although there has never been definitive evidence that Chinese economic data is exaggerated, the widely-held theory says that China's National Bureau of Statistics will overstate growth in a stability-minded effort to hide the truth about a slowing economy.
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There's certainly an argument that the continued investment in Singapore is at odds with the widely-held theory that Uber left Southeast Asia, a money-losing market, to clean up its balance sheet ahead of a much-anticipated IPO next year.
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The junta has promised to hold the much-delayed election as early as February, a test of its promise to restore democracy amid widely held concerns that it aims to maintain a grip on power in Southeast Asia's second-biggest economy.
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His desire to return to a form of "moderate" Islam is clearly designed to counter the widely held belief that the Saudi Wahhabi doctrine is a source of extremism, and an inspiration to the jihadis of Isis and al Qaeda.
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She added that it would also push back on the widely held view that the federal government didn't care as much about domestic terrorism and white nationalism as it did foreign terrorism, particularly of the kind influenced by radical Islam.
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That helped fuel the widely held view in China that Meng's arrest was a political move by the Trump administration to gain leverage in the clash between the two countries over trade and technology rather than a law enforcement matter.
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Not only are findings and data public, but there are incentives for scientists to reach counter-conventional conclusions: scientific publishing rewards originality, and journals and scientists around the globe aspire to discoveries that defy widely held conceptions within the scientific community.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar's share of global currency reserves fell in the second quarter, but it remains the most-widely held reserve currency by central banks around the world, data from the International Monetary Fund showed on Friday.
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How much of what happens on the platform is a reflection of a political mood and widely held beliefs, simply captured in a new medium, and how much of it might be created, or intensified, by the environment it provides?
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But the proposal that foreign language learning can be replaced by computer coding knowledge is misguided: It stems from a widely held but mistaken belief that science and technology education should take precedence over subjects like English, history and foreign languages.
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The 2017 financial disclosure form does not list the Capitol Hill condo as a gift, a step that some suggested Mr. Pruitt might take, based on the widely held view that he was paying below market value for the unit.
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Most of the seats the New Democrats hold in Parliament are from Quebec, where Mr. Singh's wearing of symbols related to his faith, including a turban, are seen as an affront to a widely held belief that politics should be secular.
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CSRC vice-chairman Fang Xinghai also seemed to confirm a widely-held view that inclusion should promote better governance over the long-term when he pledged on Wednesday to continue with reforms and ensure "good" companies come to the market.
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In contrast to the widely held consensus that Russia was behind the hacks of the DNC and other Democratic officials, Binney believes that the DNC data was "leaked," not hacked, "by a person with physical access" to the DNC's computers.
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This view, more widely held in the Democratic than in the Republican Party, has been eclipsed in recent years by disappointments in countries ranging from Ukraine and Rwanda to Egypt and Turkey, but Rice is a keeper of the flame.
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Apple just became a trillion-dollar stock, so by it's very nature it is widely held and permeates most equity portfolios through its influence as a member of the Dow, the Nasdaq, the Nasdaq 2826, the and the Russell 21997.
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The reason for these notices is not some widely held new concern for privacy but is instead a rush to comply with the provisions of the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which went into effect on May 25.
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Daly's remarks pushed back against an argument sometimes used to fault easy monetary policy - that by lowering interest rates, a central bank may increase income inequality by boosting assets like stocks that are more widely held by people with higher incomes.
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In less than three months, the SMi100 composite - the 100 most widely-held loans - lost almost 2 points in the secondary market, with the average bid falling from 97.21 on December 1 to 103 on February 23, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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Though he conceded for the first time that he believed Russian President Vladimir Putin's intelligence operatives were involved in hacking Democratic computers, he still refused to accept the widely-held view that Putin interceded to try to help him win the presidency.
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Andrew Hall, a political science professor at Stanford University, and his colleagues reviewed state legislatures in a December 2016 paper to explore widely held conventional wisdom: Legislative majorities pursue policies intended to improve their chances of winning again in their next election.
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But loans have not been immune to volatility seen the last two months in other markets, with the SMi100, which tracks the most widely held loans, dropping to 96.29 on December 20193, the lowest level since March 2016, which has weighed on CLOs.
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Day-to-day management of his business empire, which ranges from telecommunications and construction to retail and banking, is in the hands of his sons and sons-in-law, though he is widely held to maintain a powerful influence over decision-making.
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For the same reasons that Democrats are praying for a Trump or Cruz nomination, the widely held bias of the political and media establishments that the GOP race is becoming a two-man race between Trump and Cruz is almost certainly wrong.
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Though there's a tacit but widely held belief that one eventually graduates from Ikea to "real" furniture, just as one moves on from tossing back Jell-O shots or hanging posters as art, design aficionados have long known that this isn't necessarily true.
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The data undermines the widely held theory that only animals and plants living at the edges (southern in the Northern Hemisphere, northern in the Southern Hemisphere) of a habitat will be most affected by rising temperatures, causing them to die off or migrate.
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Now, Mr. Mook and his colleagues regard Mr. Trump as a wily, determined and indefatigable opponent who seems to be speaking to broad economic anxieties among Americans and to the widely held belief that traditional politicians are incapable of addressing those problems.
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Another widely held explanation by the theorists on why Hicks decided to play the character of Alex Jones full time is, well, they say Jones is a CIA disinfo agent put into the AM shock jock scene to discredit actual radio hosts.
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Earlier in the short life of this bill, Strangio presented personal testimony to lawmakers, urging them to see that this bill, and other laws like it, are wrong and will strengthen widely held prejudice, ultimately causing violence in the lives of transgender people.
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According to our Constitution, the Commander in Chief must now, in the face of serious-- and widely held-- concerns that he is ineligible, either voluntarily establish his eligibility by authorizing release of his birth records or this court must authorize their discovery.
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After a bomb brought down a Metrojet plane carrying Russian holidaymakers home from the Red Sea resort of Sharm al-Sheikh in October 2015, killing all 224 people on board, Egyptian officials initially denied widely held suspicions that a bomb caused the crash.
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Authorities have always suspected a link between Jurvetson's murder and the Manson Family, due to the proximity of her body to the location of the Tate murders and the widely held belief that the unknown woman was a friend of the Manson Family.
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Though the timing was coincidental, the actions taken by Alabama on consecutive days served to highlight widely held positions on the political right that some people say are in conflict, with protecting human life held paramount in one context but not another. Gov.
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But there is a widely held perception even among Republicans in Congress that the Trump administration does little to vet or coach its diplomatic nominees, and has proposed some candidates with zero relevant experience, unexplored controversies and huge gaps in basic knowledge.
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In particular, we (which is to say my boyfriend, who served as my guinea pig for testing the shorts, and I) loved the Trail Short, an opinion that appears to be quite widely held by folks across the web and happy customers.
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Schroepfer's comments that it would now better identify possible threats speaks volumes to an ethos widely held in Silicon Valley—to "move fast and break things," as was Facebook's motto, a sentiment that arguably got us all into this mess in the first place.
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Between Trump, Putin and the widely held belief that Russia used Americans' love of Facebook, viral videos, and memes to pull off one of the most successful disinformation campaigns in American history, the fear around Russian influence is at once real and also mysterious.
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Determining just what freedoms are protected is a matter of strong methodological dispute, but a widely held position among many jurists is that to be protected by substantive due process, a liberty or freedom has to be deeply rooted in tradition or American history.
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He even avoided using the words "climate change" in the 2,000-word speech he gave announcing the US would pull out from the Paris climate accord -- a 2015 pact that focuses on curbing carbon emissions, which widely held to be responsible for climate change.
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Matt Rodrigue, a financial adviser to senior COFINA holders, called the plan "absurd," saying in an interview it disregards the priority of senior COFINA holders over junior ones, and could threaten the wellbeing of average Puerto Ricans because COFINA debt is widely held by locals.
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With COFINA bonds being the most widely held locally, public pensions that owe $45 billion in benefits, and many retirees living under the poverty line, such expensive litigation could throw yet another wrench in the works and make recovery out of reach for Puerto Rico.
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Up in the polls, but with months to go before the first votes were cast in Iowa, Trump was trying to maintain the lead and knock out his GOP competition, and defy the widely-held conventional wisdom that he couldn't actually win the nomination.
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Dr. Bruner was a researcher at Harvard in the 1940s when he became impatient with behaviorism, then a widely held theory, which viewed learning in terms of stimulus and response: the chime of a bell before mealtime and salivation, in Ivan Pavlov's famous dog experiments.
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Speaking to CNBC at the One Young World conference in London on Friday, Ronan Dunne, executive vice president and CEO of Verizon Consumer, said a widely held view that tech innovation was a two-player race misrepresented the real competitive state of technology and telecoms.
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The middle market cohort, which includes loans with overall deal size between US$100m-$300m, increased to the 24 context from 216 at the beginning of the year, putting it just two points below the SMi28.6, which tracks the 21 most widely held US loans.
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"I think President Trump and the new administration need to be wary of Russian promises," he told the BBC, reiterating the widely held view that Russia had carried out hacking during the United States election and blaming Moscow for the deteriorating situation in Syria.
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For Sanders, the decision was complicated by the widely held belief that had he stuck around he would have been able to break Walter Payton's career rushing record and perhaps even amass enough yards that Emmitt Smith would not have been able to overtake him.
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It's challenging to find a satisfying answer to the question, "How should progressive feminists think about Bill Clinton?" when trying to reconcile an understanding of sexual power dynamics, rape culture, and victim shaming with the widely held Democratic notion that Clinton was a great president.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bankruptcy for Puerto Rico is looking ever more likely as the clock ticks down toward a May 1 deadline to restructure $70 billion in debt, ramping up uncertainty for anyone betting on returns from the island's widely held U.S. municipal bonds.
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And it's not just France and Germany—in the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, and Austria, right-wing populist parties have registered surprising success with openly gay voters, complicating the widely held assumption that LGBTQ people are innately more likely to support left-wing parties.
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About 1.5 million Syrians have sought refuge in Lebanon, making up about a quarter of the population, according to officials and relief groups, and there is a widely held belief in Lebanon that refugees are a burden on the country's economy and social structure.
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"A stellar end to 2017 for the euro zone rounded off the best year for over a decade, continuing to confound widely held fears that rising political uncertainty would curb economic growth," Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit, said in a release.
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Findings from a small 2018 study found that three men with type 2 diabetes, also known as adult-onset diabetes, were able to stop taking insulin after losing weight from intermittent fasting -- findings that clash with the widely-held belief that diabetes is incurable.
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Though the view that modern Canada was created out of the country's involvement in World War I is now widely held outside Quebec, a debate continues over the degree to which the sense of nationhood can be attributed to the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
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A longer view of slowing business investments is necessary to dispose of an apparently widely held belief, circulated last week, that the decline of the GDP growth to 1.4 percent in the first six months of this year was just a matter of short-term inventory adjustments.
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One widely held theory is that environmental changes that led to more open habitats drove a wedge between these animals, leading the ancestors of monkeys to make do with a less nutritious diet of leaves and those of modern apes to thrive upon fruits and seeds.
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By putting these words in the mouth of the matriarch, the creators of "Roseanne" reflected the widely held assumption that blue-collar voters, especially in the rustbelt in the Midwest and north-east, voted for Mr Trump because they felt poor and feared they would get poorer.
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His gains spring from widely held fears in South Korea that Trump is more unpredictable than Kim, and the US President's rhetoric last year was so dangerously close to triggering war and a massive loss of Korean life that de-escalation of any type was paramount.
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Although it is widely held that Cienfuegos perished in an accident, many Cubans started saying privately that Castro or his brother Raul had him taken out over political differences or because of a perceived threat from the charismatic revolutionary known for wearing a wide-brimmed hat.
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The belief, widely held in the West, that the Kremlin helped discredit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton by orchestrating embarrassing media leaks, has relegated U.S.-Russia relations to a post-Cold War low and stoked fears Russia will try to subvert French and German elections this year.
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But there is a widely held perception even among Republicans in Congress that the Trump administration does little to vet its nominees, with Senate staff members discovering controversies and lawsuits — often through simple Google searches — never mentioned in paperwork that is supposed to be all-encompassing.
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Not only is it impossible to give a fixed number for how many calories you burn doing a particular exercise, this whole concept reinforces the incorrect (but widely held) views both that exercise is simply about counteracting food consumption, and that we should feel guilty for eating.
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Harris' line of questioning was one of a series from Democrats, who pressed the officials on why they'd want to expand family detention and child detention despite widely held beliefs among medical professionals that even short periods of detention can inflict permanent and devastating trauma on children.
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The NTP studies were conducted to test the widely-held assumption that cell phone radiofrequency radiation could not cause cancers or other adverse health effects (other than by tissue heating) because this type of radiation (non-ionizing) did not have sufficient energy to break chemical bonds.
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"The Democrats are making a strong push to abolish ICE, one of the smartest, toughest and most spirited law enforcement groups of men and women that I have ever seen," Trump tweeted last month, though the "Abolish ICE" position is not widely held in the party.
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The SMi286.75, an index that tracks the 289 most widely held US loans, fell to 2300 on Wednesday from 296.5 on March 1013 and is now 2101bp lower than 2650 on February 2101, the highest point in 2018 to date, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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This is smart politics: Among liberals, there's a widely held belief that private prisons created a for-profit incentive to lock up as many people as possible, and, as a result, private prison companies have pushed for policies that led to mass incarceration to keep their big profits flowing.
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"People in the U.S., especially in our age group, have a very different sort of mentality than other people in our age group in Turkey or in Europe," a student at Oxford said, noting the widely held perception that Americans know little of world history, geography, or politics.
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"In the lifetime of my generation, most of the diseases we are dealing with, if not cured, should be turned into treatable chronic diseases," Mr. Simon said in 2007, speaking of a notion that was widely held at the time but that most researchers now believe was wildly optimistic.
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While they're the focus of myriad conspiracies and explanations, the most widely held theory about these stations is that they are a means by which intelligence agencies can communicate with assets around the world, who can receive these coded messages securely, using nothing more elaborate than a household radio.
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The vote was unanimous, and the central bank did not alter any of the careful wording in its statement about its expected rate of future increases — a sign that it is not trying to quell widely held expectations of a rate increase of a quarter point in December.
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Years after the emergence of Black Lives Matter, a social movement borne of the shooting death in Florida of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, there is still a widely held perception of law enforcement's racial animus toward people of color, especially in the communities they're sworn to serve.
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The first two "Terminator" films, in 1984 and 1991, were directed by Cameron alone, and, after his departure, the ensuing movies—"Terminator: Rise of the Machines" (2003), "Terminator Salvation" (2009), and "Terminator Genisys" (2015)—are widely held to have suffered a process of gradual decay, like unrefrigerated fish.
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And her lawyers' reference, in two successful libel suits against London's Daily Mail, to the potential for her to start "a broad-based commercial brand in multiple product categories" while in the White House, reinforced the widely held belief that the Trumps see the presidency as a merchandising opportunity.
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White House senior adviser Jared Kushner in an Axios on HBO interview that aired Sunday would not blame Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for Jamal Khashoggi's death, maintaining the Trump administration's unwavering support for the controversial leader and going against widely held views in Washington and beyond.
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The numbers seemingly call into question the widely held assumption that ICE has stepped up enforcement under Trump, a perception buoyed by frequent media reports in recent months about immigration arrests in public places, sometimes involving people with no criminal record or protection from deportation under Obama-era policies.
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As the New York Times Magazine reported in November, cops under Trump have struggled with how to address the threat of emboldened white supremacists; the lead-up to the deadly events in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017, right-wing planners discussed the seemingly widely-held perception that cops were on their side.
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The story turned out to be essentially a hoax, but it went viral in the first place because it seemed to validate a widely held belief: Our kids are in danger because of threats associated with the dark corners of social media and risk of addiction to phones and tablets.
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Their better gas mileage compared to earlier SUVs combined with car industry greenwashing and the widely held perception that big cars are safer — even as they've made the streets more dangerous for pedestrians — have helped make crossovers America's biggest car segment, displacing sedans as the default choice for many drivers.
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Opening a new credit card can help you earn a sign-up bonus of points, miles, or cash back, or take advantage of an introductory APR offer to pay down a large purchase, but it&aposs a widely held belief that credit cards can also wreak havoc on your credit score.
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It means it may be hard for him to get himself into a position where he places America's interests before his own—something we've seen as he became the first president in decades not to release his tax returns or place his assets in a blind trust or widely held funds.
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"There is a widely held view that prices should be higher because that is what Saudi Arabia is strongly pushing for through immediate supply cuts, but there is concern as to the speed and scale of the response of U.S. shale oil supply to higher prices," Standard Chartered said in a note.
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Critics have characterized the arrests as an attack on press freedom in the former Burma and, although this is not a view widely held in Myanmar, about one-third of the roughly 100 journalists at the news conference were dressed in black as a protest against the detention of the Reuters reporters.
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" Another widely held view is that OPEC production, other than Iran, will not grow as strongly in 2016 as it did in 2015 but the IEA said that "although it is still early in the year, Iraqi output in January reached a new record and it is possible that more increases could follow.
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In the Facebook/Amazon example, you can argue these two stocks are in different sectors, social media and consumer discretion, respectively, but they are both viewed as tech stocks and are both widely held, as can be seen by their disproportionate representation in nearly every large cap stock index, ETF, and mutual fund.
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The United States currently has FTAs with 20 countries, but other countries around the world have entered into several hundred bilateral and regional FTAs since the end of World War II. They have done so not to cede sovereignty or export jobs overseas — two of the widely held misconceptions about trade agreements.
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Corker was expressing views that are widely held on Capitol Hill and even within the Trump Administration," the editorial board wrote, referencing Corker's August comments that Trump "has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability, nor some of the competence, that he needs to demonstrate in order for him to be successful.
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And in a few recent years, Buffett also invited analysts for a Q&A, a concession made after its lower-cost B shares were issued in large numbers to help fund the acquisition of Burlington Northern, and Berkshire was added to the S&P 500, making the stock much more widely held.
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As for the derivative assets that gave us the global financial crisis, they were viewed favorably in light of a widely held theory, known as the "great moderation," that suggested that major economic crises were a thing of the past, thanks to certain systemic changes in the way developed nations ran their economies.
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Going public, and taking ownership away from Trump's children or even another individual tycoon, would lessen the risk of anyone having too much sway with the president, as shares in the company would be widely held and traded, according to Richard Painter, a former White House ethics lawyer for President George W. Bush.
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But as the party increasingly consolidates around Clinton — and a new series of polls shows her nationwide lead expanding over Trump — the political logic behind the once widely held idea that Clinton needs the progressive icon on her ticket in order to win over skeptical Bernie Sanders voters is beginning to erode.
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Joshua Akey, a professor at LSI who led the study, suggested their findings cast doubt on the widely held "out of Africa" theory of human migration -- that modern humans originated in Africa and made a single dispersal to the rest of the world in a single wave between 60,000 and 80,000 years ago.
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In Chinese thinking, the importance of the US Moon landing and Apollo program wasn't just landing people on the Moon, it was also the huge boost it gave to science and technology growth in the US. A widely held view in China is that the Apollo program fueled US advances in the internet decades later.
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The First Time In 1961, there was a widely held theory among educated Baltimore Negroes, many of whom, like my mother, were teachers or administrators themselves, that if you wanted your children to have a good public school education, you should send them to a school that was predominantly Jewish, because Jews valued learning.
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The paper by Regis Barnichon, a research adviser in the San Francisco Fed's economic research department, contradicts a widely held view among economists that people either returning to or entering the labor market were behind strong monthly job growth despite the lowest unemployment rate in nearly 50 years and anecdotal evidence of worker shortages.
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"Locally, there is a widely held, if cynical, view that having seized power in the military coup that ousted Robert Mugabe last November, Mr Mnangagwa and his military backers will simply not allow the opposition to win," Pat Thaker, editorial director for the Middle East and Africa at Economist Intelligence Unit, said in a note.
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While there are breakout U.S. technology stocks among the top holdings, by and large the robotics ETFs do not overlap exposure to lots of widely held U.S. tech names, which is another reason investors are seeking them out: They provide exposure to alternative tech-growth stories that would be harder for investors to confidently research.
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Bonnie Glaser, senior adviser for Asia at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the administration's efforts to develop an effective strategy to retaliate against China's unfair trade practices will survive, largely because there is a widely held view in the administration and the corporate sector that China's trade practices are a problem.
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"The widely-held view that pressure on the renminbi would intensify at the start of the year is being rapidly reassessed amidst persistently high funding costs in the offshore yuan, reports suggesting U.S. dollar sales by state-owned enterprises, stricter monitoring of capital outflows, and an apparent change in methodology for setting the daily dollar/yuan midpoint," Citi said.
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It is a surreal exchange for a litany of reasons, not least because of our collective understanding of who the woman in the sunglasses talking about immigration is: Paris Hilton is an icon not just of the 2114s, but of a certain widely held image of what inherited wealth, undeserved fame, and American excess looks like.
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While almost half of the U.S. gaming population is made up of women, various research over the years has suggested that women are still less likely to publicly identify as gamers than men given a lot of widely held perceptions about gaming and the lack of support for women that still permeates much of the space.
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Because Puerto Rico bonds were widely held by municipal bond funds and other investors due to their attractive exemption from all local, state and federal income taxes, it would be "a nightmare figuring out who got paid what when, and how you get the money back," he said, adding that doing so would be a costly endeavor.
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While employee theft is a serious problem for corporations like Amazon — it costs American retailers about $42 billion a year — this approach gives credence to the widely held perception that Amazon is the worst major tech company to work for, from its numerous warehouse issues all the way up to the ridiculous standards at its Seattle headquarters.
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But it gave full voice to sentiments that are widely held on both sides of the Atlantic — sentiments rooted in the broken promises of both right and left, in 15 years of economic disappointment and military quagmire, in the percolating threat of globalized jihad, in an ever-more-balkanized culture governed by an ever-more-insulated elite.
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In a chapter of the report on the distribution of happiness around the world, three economists — John F. Helliwell, of the University of British Columbia; Haifang Huang of the University of Alberta; and Shun Wang of the Korea Development Institute — argued against a widely held view that changes in people's assessments of their lives are largely transitory.
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Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, and Bob Menendez of New Jersey, the top Democrat on the Foreign Relations panel, underscores the widely held bipartisan sentiment on Capitol Hill that Trump fell far short of what lawmakers deemed necessary to push back on Russia's efforts, according to the US intelligence community, to interfere in the 2016 elections.
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While the United States has put tariffs on just $100 billion worth of goods so far this year — a small amount, considering the country imports $218 trillion of goods every year — if Trump continues to impose tariffs on China and Canada — some of the widely held names in the stock market remain exposed to a big potential hit.
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He later said that he was persuaded by Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE that torture is ineffective, an opinion widely held by lawmakers, military officials and others.
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There is a widely held belief at the State Department that Mr. Trump wants his foreign policy conducted in such a way that the so-called soft power missions undertaken in the past to brighten the image of the United States abroad — providing foreign aid, accepting refugees, speaking about high-minded values — will be eliminated or slashed.
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Next to Dr. Cook's book in some Canadian bookstores is "The Vimy Trap: Or, How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Great War" by the historian Ian McKay and the writer Jamie Swift, who dismiss as "romantic militarism" the widely held view that modern Canada was formed by the heroic action of its soldiers at Vimy.
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If nothing else, fintech offers a more defined way to pursue tech gains at a time when some technology darlings, specifically the social media sector, have been hit hard, and the biggest technology companies, such as Apple, Alphabet and Amazon, have dominated market returns so thoroughly it has resulted in concerns about valuation in the most widely held stocks.
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Facebook, Amazon and Google-owner Alphabet , all part of the so-called FANG group of widely held stocks, have jumped over 5% so far in July, with investors increasingly willing to bet on the volatile names thanks to expectations the Federal Reserve will cut rates later this month by as much as half a percentage point to support economic growth.
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Trump's insecurity has always been a driving force in his political life—it certainly affects how he works with those, like Ayotte, who have criticized him in the past—but Trump's obsession with voter fraud is alarming because he sees it as a solution to the source of his insecurity, the widely held belief that he is not a legitimate president.
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"The most important thing for the forces in Helmand is their own interests and business in the province — they are trying to get the amount of money which they have been told," said Muhammad Jan Rasulyar, a former deputy governor of Helmand, referring to the widely held belief that commanders in lucrative posts pay higher-ups who help them get such jobs.
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The latter view is widely held by those who have been outed as agents but insist they had never knowingly worked for the K.G.B. Instead, they say, they have been framed by Soviet secret police officers who padded their roster of informants, either to impress superiors or plant a slowly ticking time bomb under Latvia's future as an independent state.
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Since its founding in 241.29, Uber has taken in more than $28 billion from mutual fund firms, private equity investors and others, meaning that its stock was already widely held among those institutions that traditionally buy shares in an I.P.O. So the I.P.O. essentially became an exercise in getting existing investors to purchase more shares — a tough sell, especially at a higher price.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and the relevant committee chairs haven't committed to a firm timeline on impeachment, but the widely held assumption has been that Democrats plan to get impeachment over to the Senate before the holidays rather than wait weeks and possibly months to see if the courts give them a chance to grill other key witnesses with valuable information.
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This 1992 column by Marjorie Perloff, titled "Mommy Dearest," published shortly before the Bush clan suffered a humiliating political defeat at the hands of Bill Clinton, torches the widely held conceit that Barbara Bush was an emblem of traditional family values, using as evidence, rather dubiously it must be admitted, the recollections of Perloff and her daughter, who was friends with Bush's daughter Dordie in the 1960s.
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It is a widely-held view outside the BoE that Britain's recent bout of inflation was mainly a result of a rise in import prices after the sharp fall in sterling following the June 2016 referendum to leave the EU. Before the BoE raised interest rates for the first time in this cycle in November, a strong majority of economists called that out as likely policy error.
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The second document, written in October, advocated for Russia to switch focus to amplifying voter fraud claims, given the widely held view at the time that Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE was likely to beat Trump.
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According to people familiar with his thinking, all of whom spoke on condition of anonymity, Trump's national security adviser also subscribes to the view, widely held by U.S. military and intelligence agencies, that despite his bluster and authoritarian rule, Kim is a rational actor who is seeking nuclear weapons to deter an attack on North Korea, not to attack the United States or its allies.
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Online disinformation tactics intended to polarize public discourse which are depicted in the game include the seeding of conspiracy theory memes on social media; the exploitation of real news events to spread fake claims; microtargeting of hateful content at different demographics and platforms; and the use of paid bots to amplify propaganda so that hateful views appear more widely held than they really are.
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Johnson today is a balm for the discomfort that arises when you stand up in a crowd — a crowd that doubts your capabilities due only to your gender or race — and press a point, disagree with a widely held premise or challenge the sugar coating of facts meant to make the powerful feel better while disregarding the less powerful, who need the truth revealed.
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Sen. Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction FARA should apply to Confucius Institutes The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (D-Del.) wants to remind the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that it already has the power to study gun violence despite what he calls "widely held misconceptions" that say otherwise.
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