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If there's a gradual rise in interest rates, such a company would be able to readjust its business to lessen the impact, said Sarenski.

The big question for 2016 is whether Xiaomi has enough in its locker to justify its colossal valuation, or whether it may to readjust its goals and expectations.

The hollow superpower stands exposed, but it may take a little while for the world to readjust its set to this new reality.

The latter does not have to do anything to its portfolio as prices move; an equal-weighting fund, by contrast, has to readjust its holdings.

She said the foundation's investment committee had been meeting roughly every month to readjust its portfolio, which stands at about $1 billion after a $250 million loss last year.

The alleged fraud forced the New York-based bank to readjust its 2013 earning.

Thus, the deletion strain seems to readjust its metabolic fluxes mimicking growth under anaerobic conditions.

"Since those years in Paris, I've never been able to readjust to crudity," Barbette said.

I'm so spoiled that I doubt I would ever be able to readjust to the real world.

By giving doses of melatonin equal to levels normally produced by the body in the afternoon, the Oregon researchers were able to readjust the circadian rhythms of the study subjects, convincing their bodies that night was beginning to fall in midafternoon, which meant that physiological dawn would come earlier.

It went over briefly, and in a couple of seconds I was able to readjust.