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Meanwhile, others question whether this work will ultimately translate into lower prices.
Wired
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The increase in the super-platform's economic power can translate into political power.
Wired
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His question was disarmingly simple: Do more police translate into less crime?
Freakonomics: a rogue economist explores the hidden side of ever...
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Unfortunately, adults often believe size and coordination advantages translate into better performances.
BBC
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Why doesn't a high-growth economy translate into great numbers for stock prices?
Reuters
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And good writing is the hardest thing to translate into good film-making.
Radio NZ
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Not every use must translate into a number on the FTSE 100.
The Guardian
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However, this does not translate into participation in wider society for most.
The Irish Times
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Growing public ire against Big Oil may translate into yet more costs.
Reuters
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Nor do feelgood factors translate into effective investment in the longer term.
The Guardian
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Traders predicted the extended financial support would translate into higher fuel demand.
Reuters
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Either way, an outpouring of enthusiasm doesn't necessarily translate into policy change.
Wired
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But not everyone is convinced strong sales growth translate into good returns.
Reuters
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Expanding economies typically translate into higher interest rates, which hurts bond prices.
Reuters
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The Evo doesn't quite translate into an easy ride on the road.
The Guardian
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A report of no barriers does not always translate into no problems.
Pubmed
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