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Our reporters placed restaurant orders with a twist like a vegetarian meal in France and factored in a peanut allergy in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Some analysts said the market had factored in more negative scenarios so that any improvement in Europe would be a reason to buy.

Mr Bernstein said that Israel's assertion that it was acting in self-defence against Hamas rockets should have been factored in.

Negligible Transport Cost -Cost is not a cause of concern when countries decided to trade. It is ignored and not factored in.

If exchange rates and a low cost of living are factored in, Chinese incomes may be equivalent to more than $6, 000.

Yet none of these benefits has been factored in because none has yet been proven.

But with the price of oil so high, coal is far cheaper, even with the cost of permits to pollute factored in, Enel has calculated.

The typical household now earns less than it did in 1997, when inflation is factored in, a troubling sign of economic stagnation.

Experience can help reduce guesswork to a certain point, but our inability to predict the future accurately must be factored in.

However, the designation varies in different sectors and industries, with the number of employees and revenue factored in.

But the actual holiday days add up to 11 when weekend days are subtracted and extra working days factored in.

The economy is expected to grow by 10% this year. It would be more, if the proceeds of drug-smuggling and gun-running were factored in.

The excessive "convergence" of bond yields over the decade reversed as investors have factored in the risk of sovereign default.

But once the researchers factored in things like parents' education and family income, the relationship no longer held.

Similarly, biodiversity conservation should be factored in to the design and location of wind turbines.

If all the issues been factored in, the given schedule and cost would have been accurate.

All online voting will be factored in for the August 2006 issue due out on stands July 4th.

Some three-fifths of states have already factored in the federal money in drawing up their budgets for the current fiscal year.

But when you factored in the riskiness of what you have to hold, we couldn't figure out how you would make any money.

In other words, once currency appreciation is factored in, factory gate prices in renminbi continue to fall.

But after puberty and girls were factored in, the daily repetition of hearing the same exact broadcast changed Mr. Hu's mind.

Yields are low, especially when costs of borrowing, lease terms and maintenance costs are factored in.

With that change factored in, the state's death toll stood at 246 early Saturday.

Once those foreign-owned banks are factored in, Hungarian banks recorded an aggregate pre-tax loss.

Even with all of 2008's declines, few analysts and strategists think the market has factored in all the potential downside.

This means that license cost, maintenance cost and reusability are all factored in.

"Most people had expected JPMorgan to do well. That was factored in already, " Lip said.

Remember that the costs need to be factored in.

At the market's nadir in early March, stock investors had lost more than 50% since March 2000, if you factored in inflation.

The association between education and the first-divorce rate held up even when race was factored in.

They also factored in greater car use by the overweight.

The study factored in the hidden costs of federal subsidies, pesticide regulation and testing, and hazardous waste and cleanup.

In preparing the schedule we factored in vacation and sick days.

The researchers also factored in how long each gas lasts once it is released into the atmosphere.

Once Social Relevancy Rank is factored in, search results will be re-ordered based on social relevancy.

The S& P 500, which Berkshire joined last year, gained 15. 1 percent last year when dividends are factored in.