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Fees for debt issues are typically lower than those on equity offerings.

Companies that offer steady, but typically lower, pay are one option for escape.

Rate hikes typically lower demand for the non-interest-paying metal while boosting the dollar.

Pennsylvania-based Hershey has been boosting its portfolio in snacks, which are typically lower-margin products than candy.

Standard grade concentrates are typically lower than blended.

They would be revalued at a market price which is typically lower than the one registered on the accounts.

Anyone can use these pools if they have membership and fees are typically lower than trading stocks using traditional stockbrokers.

Its particular strength is getting jobs for graduates from disciplines where there is typically lower employer demand, such as English literature and history.

While turnout is typically lower abroad than in France, it is expected this year to exceed 2007's 42 percent.

Opportunistic deals are unpopular with bankers and investors alike as they offer low fees to the former and typically lower yields to the latter.

Shanghai rates are typically lower, at 1.4%.

The regulators said they were focused on domestic firms as well as foreign companies, though critics argue that fines on Chinese companies are typically lower.

EU civil servants pay special tax rates of between 8 and 45 percent which are also typically lower than national levels.

In the meantime, she would typically lower the interest-rate risk associated with holding the bonds by shorting $1 million of Treasuries, or using interest-rate swaps.

More than $56 billion left mutual funds during the week, while ETFs attracted $25 billion, accelerating a rotation to the typically lower-fee product.

Pavlo, who has written widely on compliance issues, adds: If the news is good it typically lowers our level of professional skepticism .