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Getting from €21bn to €315bn represents a leverage ratio of 15, a figure that has triggered criticism that the European Commission has plucked the figures out of thin air.

It can be seen in the figure that the equalizer leveraging the full channel matrix gives the best BER performance but inflicts more complexity.

Hurvitz figured that Teva could succeed by leveraging its Israeli manufacturing operation (which had FDA approval to supply drugs in the United States), forging partnerships, and making acquisitions.

Beyond the power politics, it is likely that North Korea is figuring that some smoking television images will win it leverage in its grinding aid-for-disarmament negotiations.

He may figure that threatening to boot us out gives him more leverage over our troops.

(I wasn't just being professional: I figured that as long as Terry Whangbo remained in the country, I had some leverage).

Thrall told me the Palestinians see him as "almost the only American political figure that you could imagine in the White House who would actually potentially exercise real leverage".

Justice, the Morningstar analyst, figures funds that use leverage or go short are appropriate for the less than 1% of investors.

A plot of standardized residuals versus leverage for the reduced model shows that this point is indeed matched by only one other point (week 0) for leverage (Figure 5).

And once it adjusts, that will create a leverage factor that gives the sponsors the leverage".

Sun figured out how she could leverage these differences that were almost imperceptible and acceptable by industry standards.