If that were to suddenly accelerate, you'll see that rally in yields accelerate as well.
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When that happens, adoption is likely to accelerate, driving economies of scale that accelerate it even further.
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A streetcar line "would accelerate gentrification and accelerate the displacement of industry, low-income renters and property owners," he said.
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So, by maintaining extremely accommodative monetary policy, maintaining a tight labor market-- we are reasonably sure that wages accelerate and prices also accelerate.
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THE SIGNALS THAT MAY BE CONFLICTING IN TERM OF POLICY AND CONFUSING ARE PROBABLY GOING TO ACCELERATE DECISIONS, OR AT LEAST COULD ACCELERATE DECISIONS.
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In all, we now expect AMZN retail revenue growth to accelerate to 16% ex FX in 33Q and for company-wide growth to accelerate to 20%.
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I'm a part of the Portland accelerate program in ... or Accelerate Fund Portland Program, and that's a collection of female and female-facing entrepreneurs, CEOs, and founders.
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"There is potential to accelerate the FID and we are discussing with SKK Migas on how to accelerate it," he said, referring to Indonesia's upstream oil and gas regulator.
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The employee engagement has been incredibly high — the excitement in the employee base for the opportunity to accelerate the pace of our development, to accelerate the pace of our transformation.
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In a statement, the company said it would use the money to accelerate the digitization of its existing billboards and outdoor advertising spaces and accelerate the development of its technological capabilities.
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COM CEO ANNOUNCES MANAGEMENT CHANGES TO ACCELERATE TZERO * OVERSTOCK.
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ANNOUNCES $150 MILLION CONVERTIBLE NOTES OFFERING * ACCELERATE DIAGNOSTICS - INTENTION TO OFFER $150.0 MILLION OF CONVERTIBLE SENIOR NOTES DUE 2023 * ACCELERATE DIAGNOSTICS INC - EXPECTS TO USE PART OF PROCEEDS OF OFFERING TO PAY PREPAYMENT AMOUNT OF THE PREPAID FORWARD * ACCELERATE DIAGNOSTICS - EXPECTS TO ENTER PRIVATELY NEGOTIATED PREPAID FORWARD WITH AFFILIATE OF ONE OF INITIAL PURCHASERS OF NOTES * ACCELERATE DIAGNOSTICS INC - WILL PURCHASE ITS COMMON STOCK FOR SETTLEMENT ON OR AROUND MARCH 15, 2023 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Defunding law-enforcement and other assistance in the Northern Triangle will accelerate refugee migration from Central America and marring the Mexican economy in trade uncertainty will only accelerate economic migration from Mexico.
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For our clients that are dollar cost averaging into the market we're advising them to accelerate that process, to use the market weakness as an opportunity to take advantage of and accelerate.
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"The cord cutting in our view is only going to accelerate and probably accelerate at a much faster rate than is widely thought," Cook said in a call with analysts on Tuesday.
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"When you move your bike, you accelerate, the load sensor measures that you want to accelerate, so the K-Ryole accelerates its motor," Nicolas Duvaut, CEO and co-founder of K-Ryole, said.
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"Of course, what the country needs is to accelerate reforms and to accelerate growth to catch up with other countries," Dmytro Sologub, deputy governor of the National Bank of Ukraine, told CNBC Tuesday.
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Now, it's time to accelerate your path to millionaire status.
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A deal could help accelerate China's push for food independence.
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When 5G becomes a reality, the trend will only accelerate.
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The idea is to accelerate something called the mimicry effect.
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They asked really smart questions, which helped accelerate their learning.
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Nevertheless, the time cycles can cause a move to accelerate.
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"This could accelerate the adoption of robots in everyday life."
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Chronic illnesses often make their first appearance and losses accelerate.
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They can accelerate financial processes, reduce friction and lower costs.
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Artists using their platforms to accelerate acceptance is very powerful.
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Congress's proposed tax bill would undermine STEM and accelerate inequality.
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That's a trend that's likely to accelerate in upcoming years.
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And I think its acquisition will only accelerate those trends.
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A strong jobs report on Friday could accelerate dollar gains.
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Activist investors such as Ms Murakami help accelerate the change.
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They intend to use the funding to accelerate their growth.
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It said change will accelerate in the new financial year.
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The OECD could accelerate ongoing talks on the tech taxes.
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Remove America and accelerate the removal of the corrupt locals.
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"But it's doubtful whether inflation will accelerate further," he said.
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And, for him, its growth can only continue to accelerate.
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"Our ambition is to accelerate on our momentum," he said.
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When prices fall through strike levels, declines often accelerate sharply.
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However, that hardly suggests that inflation itself will automatically accelerate.
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We just have to continue protesting to accelerate that process.
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The company vowed to accelerate spending in the second half.
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Now, seven years later, she's trying to accelerate the process.
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When the door closes, the elevator starts to accelerate upwards.
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But I think two structural changes would accelerate this process.
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If successful, these structures could rapidly accelerate human space travel.
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It will accelerate the peace and prosperity in the world.
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Interest rates will spike, inflation will accelerate, growth will slow.
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"On vacation the temptations accelerate throughout the day," she explains.
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The partisan polarization that everyone claims to despise will accelerate.
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Industry executives said they expected activity to accelerate in May.
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Many economists, though, continue to believe that growth will accelerate.
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It may not always make sense to accelerate depreciation expense.
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This combination of factors helps to accelerate the trend change.
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"We also see opportunity for licensing buybacks to accelerate growth."
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Pooyanfar's ongoing work is funded by the Mitacs Accelerate program.
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Price rises accelerate even as unemployment holds steady or rises.
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So, too, will the partisan push for voter suppression accelerate.
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Failing to do so will accelerate the slide into lawlessness.
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Congress should accelerate the Cadillac tax rather than delay it.
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The funding seeks to "accelerate research" into fetal tissue alternatives.
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They also pledged to accelerate the transition to renewable energy.
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The shortage is causing home prices to accelerate yet again.
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This move will further accelerate our efforts in that regard.
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But most would significantly expand and accelerate current enforcement practices.
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Congress can consider measures that accelerate market entry and uptake.
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Any drop in Iranian exports would only accelerate that trend.
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They will help us further accelerate the global climate transformation.
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Fintech is moving fast, and the pace will only accelerate.
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"It helped accelerate a culture of individual responsibility," he said.
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"It does cause the countdown to impeachment to accelerate," Rep.
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"We saw an opportunity to accelerate those efforts," Canter said.
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Indeed, they probably need to accelerate the pace of change.
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Accelerate owner Kosta Hronis credited his trainer for the win.
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The GDPR deletion mandate could accelerate progress in these areas.
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They just accelerate right through to full 69, no messing.
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Hurricanes, Donihue said, can accelerate the process of natural section.
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The princess' engagement could to accelerate calls for that deliberation.
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Implementing tax cuts would only accelerate that growth, he said.
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While wages have failed to accelerate, consumer prices have climbed.
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They could accelerate, slow down and then hit hypersonic speeds.
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A scare for the GOP in Montana would accelerate it.
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Growth may accelerate if trade agreements are forged in 2019.
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DeepLife creates digital twins of cell to accelerate drug discovery.
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But if they do poorly, the trend will only accelerate.
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Headlines - Volkswagen calls on ECB to accelerate emergency lending on.ft.
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Tall buildings accelerate wind on the ground in two ways.
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Previously, research has demonstrated that gold can accelerate chemical reactions.
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And it's even helping to accelerate the ongoing tech overhaul.
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"We have to accelerate the sense of urgency," he said.
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The other should be finding ways to accelerate debt repayment.
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The protests in Hong Kong accelerate the contradictions in Beijing.
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The pencil will both accelerate and increase in rotational velocity.
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And immigration experts say new policies will accelerate the trend.
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True, such a transition would accelerate the decline in coal.
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"It's too risky to try to accelerate it," he said.
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That will force the Fed's hand to accelerate rate hikes.
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The trend is likely to accelerate in Slovakia as well.
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They want to accelerate the globe's adoption of renewable energy.
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Luther helped democratize and accelerate the way we debate ideas.
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Tools for continuous learning can accelerate our progress against cancer.
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The notices do not accelerate its indebtedness, the company said.
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And, therefore, the design must be modified to accelerate progress.
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So, broad consumer wage increases can actually accelerate economic growth.
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"We have been seeing the homebuying season accelerate," he said.
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Jobs growth continues to accelerate above expectation, manufacturing was terrific.
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But maintaining a high valuation certainly helps accelerate the strategy.
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When prices rise, the American energy sector boom will accelerate.
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"Prices are expected to accelerate gradually toward 2%," he said.
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Would you accelerate that timeline to your first six months?
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This trend is likely to accelerate in the coming decade.
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To accelerate the economy, you've got to unrig the markets.
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SO I'M HOPING WE CONTINUE OUR POLICIES AND ACCELERATE GROWTH.
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The question is, when and how fast does it accelerate?
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There are plenty of individual lapses that accelerate the destruction.
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"Prices are expected to accelerate gradually towards 2%," he said.
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But the EPA rule was expected to accelerate that process.
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The most recent legal uncertainty is likely to accelerate that.
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There are things policymakers could do to accelerate the research.
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I think that that trend is only going to accelerate.
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And just as we used M&A as a vehicle to accelerate our strategy at Viacom, we will potentially use M&A as a vehicle to accelerate our new strategy at a combined ViacomCBS.
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LfL Sales Growth to Accelerate: We project Eurotorg's like-for-like (LfL) sales growth to accelerate to mid-single digits due to our expectation of stabilisation of consumer sentiment as Belarus' GDP resumes growth.
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"It will have more of an impact in terms of the way that federal policymakers handle this, in terms of whether negotiations accelerate on a potential settlement, whether it accelerate or taper off," Jacobs said.
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It said this would accelerate a shift to lower carbon emissions.
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This gives us a way to scale and accelerate our deployments.
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Sure. But we're trying to accelerate it, and not abandon it.
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And it's only going to accelerate over the next several months.
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Mulvaney's confirmation promises to accelerate work on Trump's upcoming budget plan.
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But scientists don't need to use protons to accelerate the electrons.
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But she's hoping to raise more funding to accelerate the business.
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Its popularity with consumers will accelerate innovation across the entire industry.
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The acquisition of Favor will help accelerate that transition into digital.
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"We've built a pod, we're going to accelerate it," Earle said.
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Self-driving cars, still in test mode, will accelerate the move.
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But in the second half of the year, economy-- recover-- accelerate.
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Mr Trump's arrival will only accelerate a gory process of restructuring.
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The Redshift bikes accelerate from 0 to 60 in 3.3 seconds.
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Claims are expected to accelerate once Texas residents get their bearings.
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The capital will also be used to accelerate expansion into Europe.
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It has watched established carmakers and younger rivals accelerate their efforts.
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"We really do hope this will accelerate the process," he said.
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As prices failed to accelerate, officials put interest rates on pause.
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The tariff escalation "is just going to accelerate it", he said.
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Tesla also reiterated plans to accelerate its manufacturing timeline in China.
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And it&aposs not just fast, but it can accelerate, too.
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Diesel's decline seems far more likely to accelerate than to abate.
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It can accelerate from zero to sixty in under 1.3 seconds.
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These habits and perspectives will help accelerate your next-level growth.
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Two events in 2016 seemed to have helped accelerate the shift.
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It's time for societies to accelerate the creation of smart infrastructure.
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Initiatives like the U.K.'s Open Banking will accelerate this trend.
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We are just trying to figure out ways to accelerate it.
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That would in turn accelerate capital flight, and invite U.S. retaliation.
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The closures are likely to accelerate China's transition to modern production.
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I only notice the sound when I accelerate from a stop.
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This is why Congress is looking at ways to accelerate this.
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Katharine tried to accelerate things a bit, wearing a bridal veil.
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Economists expect wage growth to accelerate as joblessness continues to fall.
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And a good strong monsoon would accelerate the process of recovery.
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President Donald Trump predicts growth will accelerate under his economic policies.
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One solution to this problem is for the spacecraft to accelerate.
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The answer is: We need to revive and accelerate productivity growth.
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Goldman thinks PerkinElmer's growth will accelerate beyond the Street's consensus estimates.
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As soon as you pass the knee, accelerate into a squat.
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Policy and action are needed to accelerate the clean energy transition.
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Investors stateside are eyeing Trump's plans to accelerate tax reform plans.
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What's next: As technology advances, these trends could accelerate, Twenge says.
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Traders expect Trump's economic policies will accelerate economic growth and inflation.
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It's nice that developments in science can accelerate our existential dread.
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However, should outflows accelerate instead, that's extremely worrisome, AB pointed out.
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"I think that the economy can accelerate from this point forward."
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The survey predicted inflation would accelerate in 2018 to 4.50 percent.
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The company's industrial water and international business also saw growth accelerate.
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"But it will accelerate in the next two years," Sejko said.
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Fitch expects M&A activity involving French mutual insurers to accelerate.
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Same-store sales are expected to accelerate to more than 2.25%.
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Sun exposure, cigarette smoke and pollution can also accelerate collagen breakdown.
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GDP will radically accelerate when absorption of European Union's funds accelerates.
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It also pushes up import costs and works to accelerate inflation.
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America First policies would likely accelerate against Chinese firms, as well.
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He added the investment would help accelerate the company's growth plans.
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He saw a path to accelerate what we were already doing.
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PLab would take a cut of the business they help accelerate.
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I think that is a trend we will only see accelerate.
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The winds also accelerate the speed of wildfires once they start.
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By making a metallic pinging or knocking sound when you accelerate.
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Leaning forward will accelerate the skateboard, while leaning backwards will brake.
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The Fed is "on autopilot now, unless things accelerate on inflation."
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But it's expected to accelerate as the labor market tightens further.
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The normalization of racism in everyday life continues to accelerate nationwide.
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The companies have all the tools necessary to accelerate the shift.
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If this forecast pans out, wage growth is likely to accelerate.
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It remains unclear if any commitments were made to accelerate spending.
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In fact they begin to accelerate at one month of age.
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We think the earnings growth is going to accelerate into 2017.
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Expanded trade can also accelerate our recovery from the Great Recession.
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China can also accelerate the destruction if we are not careful.
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"It's to further our lab and accelerate commercial development," he explains.
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"That means that the stock market growth should accelerate," he reasoned.
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Zero contracts to enable or accelerate the extraction of fossil fuels.
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We're moving aggressively to accelerate the process of developing a vaccine.
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This disruption may accelerate that movement, but it didn't invent it.
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They even foreswore protectionism and committed to accelerate free trade talks.
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And you're also the founder of an accelerate group, 100k Ventures.
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The company has multiple avenues to accelerate operating performance going forward.
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But his weight loss seemed to accelerate as he got sicker.
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Mr. Herbert said he "can accelerate" and become Senate Republican leader.
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" Tesla's goal is "to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy.
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It also let generic drug producers accelerate their federal testing requirements.
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"It feels like the marketers are going to accelerate this consolidation."
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The other two, Pitch and Accelerate, offer prizes up to $5,000.
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He wants Nevada to begin his comeback, not accelerate his plunge.
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That could accelerate the growth of an already booming commercial sector.
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For pharmaceutical companies, disruptors can accelerate the pace of drug development.
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First, we must massively accelerate the decarbonization of the global economy.
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And they're "considering" raising money before then to accelerate the process.
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This should accelerate private insurers to provide coverage for the test.
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The central bank could always accelerate a rate increase if warranted.
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Over the break, the already fast-moving story seemed to accelerate.
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That expansion is likely going to accelerate this year, analysts say.
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How important will this new product be to accelerate your growth?
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New immunotherapy drugs could accelerate the death rate decline, Patel said.
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"We constantly accelerate and decelerate and do curves," Mr. Unseld said.
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The nation needs a tax cut to accelerate growth, say others.
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"Automation is relentless, and it's going to accelerate," Mr. Obama said.
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A defeat against the Chiefs could significantly accelerate the Patriots' spiral.
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Notably, Hogg chose to accelerate his boycott effort after Ingraham's apology.
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And of course exogenous events could intervene and accelerate a breakup.
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It could help accelerate the marketplace to much smarter working practices.
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From here, the pace of Elon-related activity would only accelerate.
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Adecco said it would accelerate the expansion of Vettery, also internationally.
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YOU'LL SEE THAT GROWTH ON A PERCENTAGE BASIS ACCELERATE IN '19.
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"We expect vessel scrapping to accelerate through 2018," Hvide Macleod said.
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AI will accelerate and expand cyber threats to our critical infrastructure.
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But the women's letter demanded that Mr. Hall accelerate the reduction.
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That could accelerate defections from the ruling party and the military.
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This process, called outgassing, can accelerate the spinning of the comet.
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We also have to accelerate the transition away from dirty energy.
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Now we've got to accelerate the transition away from dirty energy.
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It said that it will accelerate the installation process next year, although it was unclear how it would be able to afford to accelerate that if there are still delivery delays for the new A321 Neos.
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"I was right when I told you to avoid Accelerate Diagnostics a year ago and the stock got pummeled … But in a year since then, Accelerate has really gotten its act together," the "Mad Money " host said.
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And if they can help accelerate bringing online dollars into the offline grocery world and accelerate that transition from offline to online, we think that is good for us and good for other players in online grocery.
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Tesla has helped spur the biggest automakers to accelerate their electrification plans.
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It made sense that Mondelez would want Hershey to accelerate its growth.
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"It's easier to delay the contribution than to accelerate it," Steffen said.
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Analysts anticipate earnings growth to accelerate to 13 percent in fiscal 2020.
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Streaming revenue and subscription additions are still set to accelerate in 2400.
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But it's certainly likely to accelerate his character's departure from the show.
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The driving forces behind coal's slump will only accelerate, in IEA's view.
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A promising candidate to accelerate particles more efficiently is the wakefield accelerator.
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The companies "design software and hardware together to accelerate performance," said Riley.
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Now, social media, Twitter in particular, helps to accelerate and amplify that.
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"You can basically accelerate at the limit of human endurance," he says.
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The death of local news in rural America is expected to accelerate.
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Mr Macri has appealed to the IMF to accelerate the loan payments.
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If these reforms are taken up, they could improve and accelerate science.
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Nonetheless, the scandal threatens to accelerate the decline of Catholicism in Chile.
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Roomi is announcing that it's raised $11 million to accelerate its business.
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If you push on something, that force will cause it to accelerate.
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Technologies like this, Counihan says, could accelerate same-day and urban deliveries.
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Meanwhile, the rise of fast fashion has encouraged consumers to accelerate waste.
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Because we have realized we need to 'accelerate' (progress in this area).
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Donald Trump wanted to accelerate nuclear modernization, not so with Hillary Clinton.
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Its bias will be to accelerate returns to shareholders through its dividend.
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It also hopes to accelerate the development of vaccines, drugs and diagnostics.
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It has become standard to accelerate podcasts and videos, including on YouTube.
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It said it wants to find ways to "accelerate delivery of value".
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You can make accelerate time by napping: pressing on any arrow key.
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Global Paid Sub Growth is still on track to accelerate Y/Y.
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On the household side demand will accelerate further in 2017 and 2018.
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MedStack — Accelerate the development, adoption and integration of apps in healthcare. Meya.
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"We can't delay exploration because we want to accelerate investment," he said.
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In other words, now we can accelerate efforts to protect the climate.
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The lack of estrogen may accelerate aging in women, according to Rocca.
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Second, we need to identify tomorrow's success stories and help them accelerate.
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We have a plan to change the company to accelerate its growth.
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The tax credits for renewable energy generation will accelerate and ensure progress.
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"They're an accelerator program that really allows you to accelerate," she said.
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In response, the FDA wants to find ways to accelerate clinical trials.
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In the absence of a mechanism to keep inflation low, prices accelerate.
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"If such trends continue, increasing credit risk could accelerate," the report warned.
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"If we solve ... problems we will accelerate like a rocket," Vucic said.
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The boat's motion, engine noise, sun and wind accelerate a drinker's impairment.
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On Baker Hughes, why not just move -- why not accelerate that now?
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So you need more American troops to accelerate the demise of ISIL.
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If we remove friction, we can accelerate the adoption of blockchain technology.
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In October, Poynt raised $28 million in venture funding to accelerate development.
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Fitch anticipates non-core asset disposals that would accelerate deleveraging in 2017.
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In fact, he predicted that wages and prices would begin to accelerate.
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This will accelerate melting dramatically through 26 and beyond, the study found.
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If one is more massive than the other, the system will accelerate.
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They also urged governments to "accelerate effective dengue prevention and control interventions".
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But as Tumblr began to accelerate in 2009, usage of GIFs returned.
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But the time to accelerate that effort with steady funding is now.
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Beyond helping Kakao accelerate, parent company Alibaba also has plenty to gain.
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We need to accelerate transitions, deepen their speed and broaden their reach.
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But there is much that must be done to accelerate this trend.
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"This will accelerate economic growth, create jobs and reduce poverty," Rotich said.
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After years of sluggish growth, the U.S. economy has begun to accelerate.
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Let's accelerate the timetable and speed the couple to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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"We are really working together to expedite and to accelerate the discovery."
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This laser-based propulsion system would literally accelerate the pace of spaceflight.
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The tariffs will also accelerate the loss of U.S. jobs in journalism.
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This year, remodeling activity is expected to accelerate at a brisk pace.
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You can accelerate that process by worrying the leather with your thumb.
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"That should accelerate," he said, referring to the third and fourth quarters.
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The efforts could accelerate depending on the outcome of the presidential election.
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"These kinds of innovations are going to accelerate the economy," DeSimone said.
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We will accelerate our efforts to end tuberculosis, and its resistant forms.
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International efforts to assure property restitution must accelerate, to benefit living survivors.
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With the help of the acquisition, this growth will likely further accelerate.
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With modest federal investment, we could accelerate the pace of grid improvement.
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And with Mr. Trump's victory, those efforts are almost certain to accelerate.
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For GDP to grow 2900 percent, productivity needs to continue to accelerate.
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That won't kill the Paris agreement, but it also won't accelerate decarbonization.
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Coal retirements accelerate Many other companies have been saying goodbye to coal.
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If the market is down it often tends to accelerate on Friday.
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That means it can make sense to accelerate debt payments before filing.
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"Global action needs to accelerate before it is too late," she added.
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Texts can accelerate a bad dating experience, or reveal someone's poor intentions.
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Now is the time to take this operating playbook and accelerate growth.
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"We need to accelerate our actions", he said, welcoming the ministers' plan.
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And it's adding lots of new features to help accelerate that plan.
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And it could accelerate IPO plans for firms like Airbnb and Lyft.
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This year's titanic struggle of an election, in particular, could accelerate change.
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Legally, that conclusion allows the commission to pursue action to accelerate deployment.
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Mismanaging the coronavirus could accelerate further the end of the American era.
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Third, we need to accelerate the development of treatments and a vaccine.
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That's only going to accelerate as both renewables and storage get cheaper.
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Similarly, we can also take steps to accelerate the recovery of ecosystems.
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Industry professionals are worried that the trade fight will accelerate that trend.
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It is meant to accelerate economic growth and increase wages for workers.
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Those moves will not, however, accelerate 5G deployment in the United States.
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"I think this plan can accelerate corruption from many sides," he said.
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Its economy's growth rate is relatively strong — and it may now accelerate.
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Others can accelerate gastric emptying, such as certain types of bariatric surgery.
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The world should continue — indeed accelerate — efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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If you do an interim analysis statistically, how can we accelerate that?
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They were expected to challenge Accelerate, but they finished seventh and 12th.
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So as Siberia heats up, it has potential to accelerate global warming.
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Changing the admissions process for the specialized schools could accelerate that effect.
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The Bank of England said on Thursday it expected inflation to accelerate.
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Policies for electric vehicles in other countries could accelerate those global trends.
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A risk is that it won't cease the escalation, just accelerate it.
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Teva expects the fall in U.S. generic prices to accelerate into 2018.
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What to watch: Emerging technologies will only accelerate the transformation of cities.
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Facebook will accelerate its growth in AI under Pesenti, the spokesman said.
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It said on Tuesday it expected to accelerate sales growth going forward.
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The move comes as Mueller's investigation has appeared to accelerate in pace.
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He had a procedure Thursday to try and accelerate the healing process.
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Big Ravagers, little Ravagers—they all accelerate downward at the same rate.
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All of those things accelerate growth, give you more of a runway.
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Despite a government campaign to accelerate change, Japanese boards are moving slowly.
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The trend is expected to accelerate through 6900 (The New York Times).
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A nationwide effort to do the same would only accelerate that process.
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This will prompt AMISOM to accelerate its withdrawal from Somalia in 2021.
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That will certainly present an opportunity for them to continue to accelerate.
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This trend will continue for the foreseeable future and may even accelerate.
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Culp plans to split up the power division to accelerate a turnaround.
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GM won his order by promising to accelerate production of his trucks.
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The minimum wage rise would only accelerate this, the chamber's head said.
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The company also announced some big bets designed to accelerate cloud adoption.
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If it does not accelerate then our children and grandchildren will suffer.
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Consumers who accelerate repayment of their loan may accumulate equity more quickly.
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Bringing networking to the cloud can accelerate new service rollouts, it said.
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WAPNER: YEAH, IT'S INTERESTING— GUNDLACH: AND WHEN THEY DO, THEY WILL ACCELERATE.
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But if they did, Apple's PC business would accelerate dramatically, Cramer said.
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Third, the United States can accelerate its development of space-based weapons.
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That shift could accelerate from Indian government moves to improve the sector.
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The venture capital funding model has been proven … to extremely accelerate growth.
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Greenpeace urged the Chinese government to accelerate the transition to cleaner energy.
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To accelerate revenue growth by strengthening and expanding PepsiCo's portfolio and packaging.
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To accelerate growth, Trump would need to improve the economy's overall productivity.
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He said that America plans to "further accelerate" the fight against ISIS.
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If AHCA passes, the trend will tend to accelerate rather than slow.
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So WEVC is going to ease consumer anxieties and accelerate EV adoption.
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Its biological "Band-Aids" are used to accelerate the treatment of wounds and burns resulting from injury or any manner of reconstructive surgery, and its injectable stem cell products can accelerate the repair of a tissue or organ.
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We see the potential for meaningful multiple expansion as new Services re-accelerate growth and Apple approaches the September 2020 launch of 5G iPhones, which have the potential to accelerate upgrades and return iPhone to meaningful Y/Y growth.
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Industry regulator Anatel has eyed loosening those limits, which could accelerate a deal.
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In sharing SyntaxNet, Google aims to accelerate the progress of natural language research.
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We must now take concrete steps that build upon and accelerate that progress.
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This startling shift in prospects has prompted the company to accelerate its schedule.
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"That's really when you saw the market accelerate to the downside," she said.
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The CEBAF is soon getting an upgrade to accelerate electrons to higher energies.
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Sadr and Amiri agreed on Wednesday to accelerate the formation of a government.
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This may support global demand and accelerate the rebalancing of the oil market.
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So, in order to accelerate this revolution, Google is turning to wireless technologies.
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Suppliers had balked when Airbus sought to accelerate the timetable further, he noted.
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But she came away with just a joint pledge to "accelerate" the process.
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However, weekly increases have started to accelerate, in a sign of growing confidence.
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The "death spiral" that some say already afflicts the exchanges would thus accelerate.
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The U.S. unemployment rate remains below 4% while wage inflation continues to accelerate.
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And to get this next generation and to accelerate their move towards leadership.
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The dismal first-quarter showing will accelerate cost-cutting efforts across the sector.
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A growing problem: The pace of displacement is set to accelerate from here.
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It also wants to accelerate its business growth to help with future fundraising.
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Now imagine that you accelerate the platform by moving it in a circle.
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The courtroom showdowns come amid a flurry of activity to accelerate wall construction.
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"He thinks we should accelerate the issue," Maurer told reporters after the meeting.
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So that's one of the reasons it's so important to accelerate this program.
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Higher rates could mean marginal producers could sink and energy inflation could accelerate.
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The funds would be used to accelerate the production of its Model 3.
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Hedge fund positioning could accelerate the rise in prices and shift to backwardation.
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Companies and governments may now be prepared to invest more and accelerate approvals.
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There's nothing like a terrifying epidemic to accelerate the pace of scientific research.
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Two policymakers voted against the move amid doubts inflation would accelerate as hoped.
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A chance to accelerate the slow tick of progress we've seen for decades.
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They stem from efforts to accelerate computers that date back to the 1990s.
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"We want to accelerate that by helping companies tell AI what to learn."
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I'm also increasingly relying on the Google Assistant to accelerate basic everyday tasks.
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This will accelerate the ongoing tightening of the global oil supply/demand balance.
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Trump signed executive memoranda to accelerate the pipelines four days after taking office.
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That is why we will accelerate the integration of Deutsche Bank and Postbank.
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Meanwhile, the spaceship will fire its engines to accelerate into orbit around Earth.
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This should help us to accelerate the pace of self-driving tech development.
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If brands start withdrawing their products, the demise of department stores will accelerate.
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Should it continue or accelerate, the reverberations will be felt through the market.
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This in turn will ignite corporate capital expenditure and help accelerate GDP growth.
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Homebuying has slowed as price gains accelerate and consumer confidence in housing wanes.
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Read: Stronger hurricanes could decimate forests, accelerate climate change Can it be done?
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Despite the solid economy and tight labour market, inflation is struggling to accelerate.
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Producers might need to accelerate their timetable if they want to release earlier.
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The reality is that the factors driving this trend are about to accelerate.
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"We're going to further accelerate growth and move into different genres," DeWolfe said.
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"We need to accelerate in execution and go deeper in integration," he said.
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That investment will help Aerion "accelerate technology development and aircraft design," Boeing said.
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A private judge can accelerate the process and handle the final details quickly.
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And molecular biology can be used to accelerate the development of new vaccines.
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Second, interconnected markets create an upcycle of opportunity while closed markets accelerate violence.
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Now, the consolidation of Republican control of government threatens to accelerate the crash.
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And we hope our robust approach will accelerate similar efforts across the industry.
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Trump has promised to find ways to accelerate the pace of medical innovation.
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"[The trade partner] could see our website and accelerate the process," says Dierkes.
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After Lopez Obrador's decisive win on Sunday, the negotiations will accelerate, Seade predicted.
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Chao said she wanted railroads to "greatly accelerate" efforts to meet congressional deadlines.
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Partial repeal could effectively accelerate our slow-motion death spiral into hyper-drive.
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It's going to be important to watch whether the economy begins to accelerate.
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The government is beginning to act to accelerate the building of new houses.
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However, the consensus is that conditions will accelerate as the year goes on.
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Growing in China and adding more staff mean the fund will accelerate investments.
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It also plans on refining Timely's AI model and to accelerate international growth.
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Getting the gaming industry to create VR-only titles will accelerate the process.
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Tomorrow, through personalization, online commerce will accelerate the very process of discovery. Amazon.
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The spectrum will be used to accelerate the deployment of 5G wireless services.
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Falih is likely to help accelerate that transition to greater openness and accountability.
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Drones don't need time to accelerate because they're at top speed almost instantly.
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Paper-path engineers work to accelerate a system that wants to get stuck.
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"I saw the car accelerate the whole way into the protestors," he said.
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"Going forward we expect Whole Foods Market revenue to accelerate," he wrote Tuesday.
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In Europe, diesel's woes could accelerate the shift toward electric or hydrogen vehicles.
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BMW estimates the X33 M40i will accelerate to 60 mph in 4.6 seconds.
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China's government is focused on improving infrastructure and regulations to accelerate this process.
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It will be up to young leaders to maintain and accelerate the pace.
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There are many potential policy ideas to delay, accelerate or ease this transition.
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Pied Piper Inc needs funding to accelerate customer acquisition for its SaaS solution.
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Nor does the plan accelerate efforts to monitor the extent of current contamination.
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One suggestion she has to accelerate growth and address declining productivity is immigration.
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As a result, restrictions on U.S. arms exports can now accelerate non-U.
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We are ready to accelerate but we must have something to talk about.
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AT&T's of Time Warner will only accelerate this, as Kassan told CNBC.
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"I saw the car accelerate the whole way into the protesters," Kelly said.
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"In 1980, we see the New York scene seem to accelerate," Lawrence says.
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The environment is continuing to deteriorate, and the technology is continuing to accelerate.
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Trump is seeking to accelerate the negotiations even amidst the North Korea dance.
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Nonetheless, more transparency and community involvement should help to accelerate Accelerated Mobile Pages.
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And to get this next generation and to accelerate their move toward leadership.
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To accelerate this economic theory, also consider an eBay-style healthcare bidding system.
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Combining with AT&T is meant to accelerate those efforts, Mr. Bewkes said.
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Without the deal, Tehran would likely accelerate uranium enrichment, reducing the breakout time.
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Waterfront building has continued apace since Hurricane Sandy, and it could soon accelerate.
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The speed at which they do this will now accelerate, Capri told CNBC.
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Coronavirus may accelerate that process and put a damper on even healthier malls.
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On the other hand, departing from norms will only accelerate our death spiral.
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Mr. Flannery's strategy will accelerate the streamlining job begun by his immediate predecessor.
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But it may also accelerate Cold War-like behavior among the three powers.
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It can steer, brake and accelerate automatically with little input from the driver.
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Hence he can accelerate suddenly and maintain his new speed to the tape.
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Tyson will leverage its scale and network to help accelerate New Wave's growth.
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But there was more evidence Thursday morning that inflation may accelerate this year.
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The deal also reflects Didi's effort to accelerate its global footprint outside China.
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As these trends accelerate, many of today's hospitals will downsize, merge or close.
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Scientists still don't know how blazars actually accelerate particles to such high energies.
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The staff cuts will help accelerate any plans to merge with another business.
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If we knew how to accelerate that process, we'd probably be doing it!
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A smartphone app that measures when you brake and accelerate in your car.
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The withdrawal of government incentives last year caused customers to accelerate their purchases.
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Restaurants have an economic incentive to make sure this shift continues to accelerate.
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This will accelerate the progress of virtual reality, online games and movie animation.
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Huawei already conducts its own internal development and will likely accelerate the process.
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It also said it would accelerate its plans to increase its production capacity.
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And even as her schedule of events and travel starts to accelerate, Mrs.
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"We believe the trend towards electrification will only accelerate in 2020," he wrote.
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You can see that the net force causes the truck to accelerate forward.
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NISSAN SET TO REDUCE NUMBER OF MODEL LINES AND ACCELERATE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT - SOURCES
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"Just when the puzzle should accelerate, the picture slows down," Mr. Scott wrote.
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Inflation is expected to accelerate this year, but slow down in subsequent years.
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Tannenbaum said that pace will only continue, if not accelerate, going into 2020.
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Hurricane Maria has not stopped these efforts — instead it should accelerate our work.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales would accelerate 20.2% in November.
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In short, the company's rapid ramp continues to accelerate despite some legal headwinds.
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FDA will work with contest winners to accelerate the availability of the technology.
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They said those uncertainties were now resolved and that growth would accelerate accordingly.
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"Everybody is trying to accelerate their plans now," one of the sources said.
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A stronger presidency might allow him to accelerate this progress, his supporters say.
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The arrival of Beckham and Miami will help accelerate that switch in mentality.
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Bennet said that she was hopeful that "Abominable" would help accelerate her career.
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This larger upward force is needed to accelerate the pack for the jump.
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Mr. Lin is betting that Rideback will strengthen and accelerate the creative process.
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Prioritize team learning and development and find opportunities to accelerate self-development. 5.
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"That means the supply chain will accelerate out [of China] faster," said Clifton.
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Hopefully the recouped funds will help accelerate those efforts and help you rebuild.
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"We do it because we need to accelerate the digital piece," Hudson said.
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"We don't expect YoY growth to accelerate until at least 2H19," he said.
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Why wouldn't we accelerate that cash and fund it on a cheaper basis.
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"This 'tanks on the lawn' approach should accelerate pressure on Liberty," said Dann.
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The gasoline price rise will accelerate, if the next worst-case scenario emerges.
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It does seem, looking back, that the pace began to accelerate around 2015.
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It is a trend that could accelerate in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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For now, the betting is that GDP will accelerate as 2018 goes on.
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Here's a close-up of the drone as it begins to accelerate forward.
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Our evolution into the world of self-driving vehicles will almost certainly accelerate.
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It's rare to see downside momentum really accelerate lower in a bull market.
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This warping acted as a way to accelerate the pulsar's pulses through space.
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The question now is whether Mr. Trump will continue, or accelerate, that trend.
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If these policies materialize, the Fed could accelerate the pace of rate increases.
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If he doesn't act responsibly, however, he could accelerate the left wing's disintegration.
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As the Fifth Industrial revolution unfolds, the pace of human development will accelerate.
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It is an archaic and burdensome process that delays rather than accelerate appeals.
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First, these advanced centrifuges will accelerate the ongoing expansion of Iran's LEU stockpile.
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Sainsbury Chief Executive Mike Coupe wants Argos to accelerate the supermarket's growth strategy.
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Rylan said the Devils' investment helped accelerate conversations with Pegula Sports and Entertainment.
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Tesla's entire reason for existing is to accelerate the advent of sustainable energy.
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While shorter on range than most gasoline-powered vehicles, electric vehicles accelerate rapidly.
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Trump said he wanted to accelerate that roll-out, but provided no timeline.
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To be able to accelerate that and work with one of the best companies in the world and increase investment in the marketing and the product, it allows us to accelerate that vision — and I'm excited about taking that forward.
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Actress-turned-entrepreneur Gwyneth Paltrow is getting more capital to accelerate her startup's growth.
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And the neighborhood's transformation will only accelerate if Amazon ultimately decides to go there.
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"Earnings are going to rise nicely next year and then accelerate thereafter," Katz said.
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And we're seeing other important markets like China actually accelerate, which is very important.
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According to Bolsonaro's statements we can conclude that illegal settlements and deforestation will accelerate.
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The deals could fetch a combined $0003 billion and help accelerate expansion outside Brazil.
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People who follow technology should realize that this next decade, the pace will accelerate.
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Machine learning will accelerate in a similar fashion in the education space, Frey says.
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Be prepared to accelerate if necessary, but keep a cool head if you do.
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Yameen has denied any wrongdoing, saying he took on loans to accelerate economic development.
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This job won't exist in 2000 years, and Sway wants to accelerate the change.
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Maybe it calls attention to the challenges in Lordstown and helps accelerate a solution.
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Draghi said on Tuesday the ECB will ease again if inflation fails to accelerate.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales would accelerate 22.2 percent in March.
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In the last few days, North Korea vowed to accelerate this work, Reuters reports.
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City transportation officials initially raised concerns about their ability to accelerate bike lane creation.
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Below that "natural rate", it would soon start climbing again and inflation would accelerate.
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The Republican tax cuts, the president's signature legislative accomplishment, were supposed to accelerate investment.
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What happens when you accelerate a block by pushing on it from the bottom?
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Any modern electric vehicle will feel quick when you accelerate from a dead stop.
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"This trend will accelerate over time," he wrote in a comment on the report.
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Investors are now betting that consolidation among debt-laden state-owned companies will accelerate.
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Christina Aguilera is ready to "Accelerate" into her first tour in over a decade.
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Instead, Amtrak 188 continued to accelerate on the straightaway — 90 miles per hour, 95.
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It can accelerate from a standstill to 62 miles per hour in 7.2 seconds.
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The slide is expected to accelerate through May and into the summer, he said.
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That's trouble, since meltwater can accelerate the thawing already occurring from warming ocean temperatures.
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"We believe that a fully independent Fineco can accelerate its organic growth," Citi said.
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It handles traffic spikes, secures websites and helps accelerate the performance of web applications.
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The court's new right-wing majority can accelerate this process without overturning Roe v.
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Clinton, its large minority population primed to accelerate her drive to the Democratic nomination.
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So we needed the extra financing to accelerate on product development and market penetration.
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But this doesn't mean that the war is about to accelerate to its conclusion.
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Also Google can act as a platform to help accelerate those types of businesses.
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It can accelerate from zero to 60 miles per hour in just 3.8 seconds.
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The outlook clearly suggested to him that the trends will accelerate in the future.
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The charged particles accelerate and smash into gas molecules in the atmosphere, producing light.
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Navarro said investments should accelerate in the rest of the year to meet forecasts.
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Their expertise will accelerate our product and design thinking around making Twitter more conversational.
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The funding will be used to accelerate customer acquisition and continue product innovation. Chorus.
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Jalopnik's car threw a throttle fault code and refused to accelerate on the highway.
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Jalopnik's car threw a throttle fault code and refused to accelerate on the highway.
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Airline CEOs this week predicted that tough competition in the industry could accelerate consolidation.
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Choosing lobster and crab products caught without endangering whales could accelerate a similar transition.
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Many companies decided to push out profitability and accelerate hiring plans, particularly in sales.
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"Alpine's machine learning capabilities accelerate Headspace's efforts to bring new conversational experiences to market."
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You twist the right "handlebar" to accelerate and rotate the whole thing to turn.
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This will accelerate digitisation and help boost tourism and growth in UK seaside towns.
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Its new ban on Brazil's meat could accelerate talks to reopen trade, Peel said.
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You'll accelerate their time to value, and integrate them better with your senior engineers.
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But other unforeseen changes and climate tipping points could accelerate us toward the cliff.
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Even the fact that the suit is degrading serves to accelerate the degradation process.
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They created artificial gravity just like everyone else—they had rockets accelerate the spacecraft.
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An expansionary policy approach from the Trump administration will only accelerate the inevitable rebound.
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Mian said a drill-based practice can quickly accelerate your skills in weak areas.
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The car will accelerate, brake, steer and perform other basic functions on its own.
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Rainier Haryanto, program director of the government's Committee to Accelerate Priority Infrastructure, disputed this.
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The Effect: National and super-regional consolidation of healthcare providers and payers will accelerate.
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The plan is for her to own Lyft's market expansion efforts and accelerate growth.
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Unsurprisingly, Microsoft's acquisition of GitHub earlier this year helped to accelerate those plans, too.
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A net 58 percent believe global growth will accelerate over the next 12 months.
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Rive emphasised that Telsa's mission is to accelerate the introduction of sustainable energy globally.
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LOUIS DREYFUS WILL LOOK AT REGIONAL PARTNERSHIPS TO ACCELERATE SHIFT TOWARDS FOOD PROCESSING -CEO
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This all isn't to say that technology-driven productivity growth won't accelerate once again.
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Rainier Haryanto, programme director of the government's Committee to Accelerate Priority Infrastructure, disputed this.
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The plan aims to accelerate the full convergence of telecoms, broadcasting, and internet networks.
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But if a tech giant like Microsoft doesn't help accelerate USB-C, who will?
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And it might mean that over the next few years, they will accelerate reforms.
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These companies are helping accelerate the understanding of credit risk beyond the FICO score.
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Effective big data programs promote customer success tracking and accelerate iteration on existing offerings.
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Cramer also did some homework on the stocks of Accelerate Diagnostics and Zix Corp.
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The fintech company says it will use the new money to accelerate product development.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales would accelerate 0.9 percent in March.
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But the new study has added to NASA's understanding of how these electrons accelerate.
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Finance Chief Luca Marotta, however, predicted sales growth would accelerate from the second quarter.
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Snapchat will accelerate that trend, adding vibrancy to the tech culture of the city.
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It will accelerate the switch to affordable clean energy from wind, hydro and solar.
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Feed any piece of this flywheel, they reasoned, and it should accelerate the loop.
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"The storm is going to accelerate the economic decline of the commonwealth," Fabian said.
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The loan would help "accelerate" the fund's investment program, according to a news release.
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Whirring clocks accelerate and reverse time and sometimes become stuck, conveying a demented zaniness.
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"It continues to accelerate because Trump has the perfect foil: the media," he said.
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But hold on: It's unclear if there were any promises made to accelerate spending.
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It's also possible that he will accelerate the Republican Party's downward spiral into irrelevance.
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Now however, we need to accelerate what so far has been a "quiet revolution".
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They panel expects growth to accelerate, as deflation does not seem to harm investments.
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There's no reason to think that the pace of attacks won't continue to accelerate.
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There are expectations that wage growth will accelerate as the labor market tightens further.
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The drawdown will gradually accelerate to a maximum rate of $50 billion a month.
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As interest rates continue to rise throughout 2018, that will accelerate the unicorn slowdown.
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They added that talks would accelerate between the two sides over the coming days.
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The theory, at least, was that the tax cuts would massively accelerate economic growth.
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At the same time, the bank said that annual inflation could accelerate in December.
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We believe we will be able to accelerate our work on the HMS core.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that accelerate climate change do not cause smog.
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Advocates say CRISPR can help accelerate scientists' efforts to correct and prevent hereditary disease.
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But it is critical for governments to enact policies to help accelerate the transformation.
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The Affordable Care Act is expected to accelerate the need for additional medical care.
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Economists expect German economic growth to accelerate further in the first quarter of 2017.
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But they also warn that any sanctions would likely accelerate the kingdom's shift eastward.
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Plus, the program connects its startups to citizens to accelerate the innovation feedback loop.
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Following the fundraising Joblift will accelerate its recruitment of data scientists and software engineers.
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The company intends to use the funds to accelerate its digital agenda, it said.
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It can accelerate from 0 to 62 miles per hour in just 2.6 seconds.
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This year, VivaTech is going to create a coaching center and an Accelerate zone.
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It also gets it crucial real estate it needs to accelerate its delivery operations.
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The expectation now is that discussions will accelerate once a president has been elected.
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Vogt said that access to GM's considerable resources has helped it accelerate its efforts.
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"It will most likely materially accelerate over the next 12-24 months" Berson concludes.
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The Mobileye deal, said Argus CEO Ofer Ben-Noon, could accelerate his company's growth.
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It's our hope that this process will accelerate and grow throughout the developing world.
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I started a movement there called 3 x 353, to just accelerate HIV treatment.
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Or growth will accelerate and force a rotation back to cyclical and financial stocks.
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Tesla's mission is supposed to be to accelerate the world's freedom from fossil fuels.
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"The political circumstances that played into the Bombardier move almost certainly helped accelerate this."
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He has repeatedly talked about "letting Obamacare fail," which his latest steps may accelerate.
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That will accelerate the trend of "massive consolidation" Sandelman sees in the cannabis industry.
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General Motors is working with Ventec Life Systems to accelerate the production of ventilators.
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But the unexpected burst of popularity on Saturdays forced him to accelerate his plans.
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Critics of liberalism aren't mere observers; they're also usually working to accelerate its decline.
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Do you think that rate of failure/consolidation is going to accelerate this year?
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The phone game is getting tired, and Apple needs to re-accelerate its momentum.
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Mr. Byford has offered an overview about how he would accelerate the signal work.
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The release is likely to only accelerate existing legal tensions between Corellium and Apple.
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What we've asked them to accelerate whatever they're doing in terms of a vaccine.
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They'll pay for themselves, and more, very quickly, which can also help accelerate growth.
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Losses accelerate throughout the day with the Dow closing 800 points lower, or 1.43%.
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We believed that a well-functioning market could help accelerate progress to reduce bias.
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It plans to "accelerate the expansion" of its smaller-formart stores, Sears Home & Life.
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For 2020, the founder is exploring securing outside funding to accelerate Rise's business growth.
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The company's new chief executive, John L. Flannery, has pledged to accelerate cost cutting.
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It can accelerate from 0 to 100 kmh, or 62 mph, in three seconds.
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Asked whether Democrats might accelerate the confirmation process for his successor, Mr. Mulvaney demurred.
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Infecting a control group of mice with different fungi did not accelerate their cancer.
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This rule change by the state party seeks to accelerate and streamline the process.
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And the attacks are only going to accelerate in the years to come. 5.
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The policy will follow, as growth accelerates, and I'm very confident it will accelerate.
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More generally, though, might this accelerate the pace of technological change around the world?
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Feature Labs launches out of MIT to accelerate the development of machine learning algorithms
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Unfortunately, this is often the age when protein intake decreases, which can accelerate sarcopenia.
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"We want to accelerate the growth because our economy really demands it," said Brady.
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China is also taking measures to accelerate customs clearance of imported meat, Li said.
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Training had taught the team to accelerate through ambushes to escape the kill zone.
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Therefore, the less you accelerate, the more you'll reduce carbon emissions when you drive.
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And if Trump tries to accelerate the process with a pre-emptive military strike?
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The more money you have means you accelerate faster and faster toward massive wealth.
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So were Netflix's Global Adds growth to accelerate, it would indeed be a surprise.
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One measure seeks to accelerate bringing a breakthrough treatment for pain to the market.
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Wood Mackenzie expects global exploration activity to accelerate in 2017 as oil prices recover.
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A carbon tax can accelerate that progress by spurring further innovation in energy markets.
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This feedback loop, also known as Arctic amplification, acts to accelerate sea ice melting.
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To really look inside them all might accelerate the collapse of the entire colony.
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In any case, the polls were already tightening, and this will only accelerate that.
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We have to scale up and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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And yet, each is currently profiting mightily by helping oil companies accelerate that crisis.
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That&aposs going to accelerate the transition because it increases the percentage of electrification.
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Five of the 20 cities saw home price gains accelerate annually compared with June.
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Separate data out Friday showed inflation struggling to accelerate despite a tight labor market.
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That, he said, will only accelerate the rate of companies crashing under the pressure.
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"I pledge to do all I can to accelerate the healing process," he said.
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But: How will we handle the racial change that is only going to accelerate?
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The company's directors strongly believe the company can accelerate growth in 2020, Diller said.
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Her honesty, integrity, and passion would help accelerate the reforms the organization desperately needs.
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It could accelerate if Trump takes broader trade actions that are seen as protectionist.
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I agree with Peltz when he says GE and Procter can accelerate cost cuts.
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There's something rotten in our country, and the next generation will accelerate that rot.
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"Removing U.S. military forces from Syria would exacerbate and accelerate these trends," they added.
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All4Cure could accelerate the approval of investigational drugs and provide feedback on approved drugs.
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It includes scaling back the Department of Energy's efforts to accelerate low-carbon energy.
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That has been happening for decades, but now it's really going to accelerate. Right.
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People won't believe inflation will accelerate just because the BOJ prints money, he writes.
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"We believe Rep [Republican] led policies of less regulation and tax cuts will help accelerate growth, further tighten the labor market, and accelerate S&P EPS growth, particularly when corp tax cuts take effect," Bianco wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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"We see the potential for meaningful multiple expansion as new Services re-accelerate growth and Apple approaches the September 2020 launch of 5G iPhones, which have the potential to accelerate upgrades and return iPhone to meaningful Y/Y growth," the note read.
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Irrationality like this can accelerate when consumers have already paid an exorbitant sum for something.
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It said it expected underlying earnings growth to accelerate to 3-6 percent this year.
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With new leadership in Washington, many investors believe that the economy is about to accelerate.
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By pressing a button on top, you can choose where you want to accelerate time.
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Rrrrs, vrooms, eerrks and the like let cars accelerate, turn and screech along hairpin turns.
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The new branch of the ice crack may be helping to accelerate this widening trend.
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The fund will support research and development for malaria and accelerate regional malaria elimination efforts.
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"For a struggling mall, an additional anchor closure can often accelerate the decline," wrote Moody's.
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Sanders would just accelerate the transition, and that could be good for renewables, they argue.
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Growth overall is slow but steady; unemployment is low, but wages have yet to accelerate.
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The reading suggests that growth in Europe's largest economy will accelerate in the first quarter.
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The big question now is: As electric car sales accelerate, will Tesla maintain its lead?
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In response, mainstream parties may accelerate fiscal loosening or pull back from structural economic reform.
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It was a modest drop, to be sure, but one expected to accelerate in 4003.
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That's why I think it could accelerate the progress that's being made in these talks.
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AWAKE was able to accelerate electrons to 2 GeV in just 33 feet of plasma.
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The rest would be dark energy, the undetectable source causing the universe's expansion to accelerate.
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The aging of the population will accelerate, increasing pressure on social security and public services.
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And a big injection of funding could be what the tech really needs to accelerate.
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"We think that we will be able to accelerate in the consumer division", Agon said.
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"We're confident that the Opel-Vauxhall turnaround will significantly accelerate with our support," he said.
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In addition, there are positive feedback loops that will accelerate adoption as the market grows.
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They had six-inch wheels and small, pressure-sensitive pads used to accelerate and decelerate.
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"Also the urethra works as a siphon to accelerate the urine by gravity," Yang says.
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For Daimler, L2 means trucks that can self-steer, accelerate, and decelerate on their own.
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Given their growing heft, this shift is likely not just to continue but to accelerate.
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Fierce competition to grab eyeballs in the social comms space continues to accelerate techie developments.
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And according to one technical analyst, the stock's gains are set to accelerate from here.
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A Fitch Ratings upgrade last month has helped accelerate a fall in Greek bond yields.
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"We think that we will be able to accelerate in the consumer division," Agon said.
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Without a firmer commitment to its own constitutional principles, the drift towards authoritarianism will accelerate.
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Even with revenue last year nearing $6643 billion, growth in 2664 is expected to accelerate.
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The company has raised many billions in debt to accelerate its push into original content.
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In the second, having changed into tulle skirts and pointe shoes, they expand and accelerate.
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Kuczynski took office a year ago with plans to accelerate economic growth through infrastructure development.
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"Now we've got to accelerate the transition away from old, dirtier energy sources," he said.
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This is not a time to coast or move on, but to focus and accelerate.
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If we foster strong capital markets, we can accelerate growth, create jobs, and spur investment.
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But with household incomes and savings rising, there is room for consumer spending to accelerate.
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The telecoms operator said it expects this growth to accelerate in 2017, sending shares higher.
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I'm more intrigued by the machine learning implementation that Huawei is using to accelerate apps.
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For web publishers, they would seem to need TV's to help accelerate their revenue growth.
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One is about empowering the consumers, and two is dramatically accelerate the pace of research.
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Analysts say the price measures would reduce aggressive competition among retailers and accelerate food inflation.
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Third, there's the extent to which we can accelerate the rate of growth of potential.
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OPEC's relevance was already on the wane, and the Qataris may hope to accelerate that.
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That allows it to accelerate the drug development process that's both lucrative and life-saving.
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The company said it plans to accelerate the introduction of a cheaper, more competitive module.
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THIS IDEA WILL THEY ACCELERATE THE RATE INCREASES WITH FISCAL STIMULUS IS AN INTERESTING ONE.
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A Chinese consumer boycott of Apple products could accelerate their shift towards other, cheaper brands.
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So we want to focus on the potential of these efforts before we accelerate redeployment.
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By using this, anyone can accelerate their path to where they want to go next.
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The video for your first single, "Accelerate," has you being covered in some clear liquid.
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However, those same UBS survey respondents expect sales growth to accelerate and profits to rise.
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And we've been looking to say do we really accelerate our plans for the U.S.?
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They work with wild yeasts and don't add foreign yeasts to accelerate the fermentation process.
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The odd thing is that AVs could either reverse or accelerate each of these trends.
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It was assumed that the stress of spaceflight would accelerate this shortening in astronauts' DNA.
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He has pledged to accelerate revenue growth by strengthening and expanding PepsiCo's portfolio and packaging.
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He expects the stock to "accelerate to the upside in a big way," Najarian added.
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Bank of New York Mellon strategists warned that sterling's falls could be set to accelerate.
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Continued growth in services would suggest the economy could accelerate further in the fourth quarter.
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There are investment opportunities where autonomous technologies might accelerate these unbundled mobility products and services.
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Mr Buffett saw that its profits were about to accelerate as it conquered new markets.
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The deal will accelerate Hollywood's transformation from a film capital to a streaming-video town.
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Conductive will place an emphasis on improving margins, aiming to accelerate revenue and reduce costs.
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It just slows everything down, and raises questions of: how do you accelerate that translation?
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Nitrogen is the most widely used fertilizer to accelerate growth of crops such as corn.
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Investors have been pushing us to inject more funding, accelerate our growth, and expand faster.
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In order for your body to accelerate upwards, there must be an upward net force.
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It depends on altitude, but also on how quickly we accelerate away from the aircraft.
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Those two trends could accelerate as younger consumers look to rent more and own less.
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The Santa Monica, California-based startup is now raising $9 million to accelerate its growth.
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Drupe, with brand new funding, is looking to accelerate the evolution of the Phone Book.
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In October, Verizon also announced that it had no plans to accelerate its 5G deployment.
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Major Asian economies — China, Japan and South Korea — also saw manufacturing activity accelerate last month.
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But that trend has seemed to accelerate this year, and hedge funds are taking notice.
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The storm's strong electric fields accelerate electrons to high energies, producing more high-energy electrons.
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They're useful devices; allow the characters to release their inhibitions, and the storyline can accelerate.
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Finally, Congress ought to accelerate the deployment of autonomous cars on the nation's roads. Why?
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The rapid drop in the exchange rate has prompted inflation to accelerate in recent months.
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The country has slowly been adopting fiscal stimulus measures and reforms to accelerate that growth.
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These companies can make France more attractive and help accelerate the creation of more businesses.
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The project is meant to accelerate the Defense Department's adoption of cloud computing and services.
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So the AEC represents less a radical change than an attempt to accelerate existing trends.
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Face-to-face interactions can accelerate extremist viewpoints, turning the group to violence, experts said.
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The weaker results could accelerate planned asset sales to pare its $7.5 billion debt pile.
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Also, publication will likely accelerate discovery of what in dossier is true and what not.
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CDK said earlier this month that it would accelerate its $1 billion capital return plan.
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If Nintendo is to hit that 14 million target then sales will need to accelerate.
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The rules aim to accelerate the growth of Islamic banking in the Muslim-majority country.
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This as home price gains accelerate in most major markets, with some hitting new highs.
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A Democratic victory will accelerate and entrench every negative trend of the past seven years.
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If the economy continues to accelerate or heat up policy is supposed to get tighter.
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If the government really wanted to accelerate this shift, it could change its own ways.
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He doesn't store the fish on ice because direct ice contact will accelerate the deterioration.
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Watch Aguilera's new video above, and buy the first single from the album, "Accelerate," here.
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Such paranoia is dangerous, and not only because it could accelerate Turkey's drift into autocracy.
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Dr. Perea-Henze said he hoped to "accelerate" Outreach NYC over the next two years.
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Her victories in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut and Delaware on Tuesday will only accelerate that shift.
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Karat and other new startups focused on monetization could accelerate an influencer's path to entrepreneurship.
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His decision on Iran threatens to accelerate the process and render some of it irreversible.
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Growth is expected to accelerate to a 3.0 percent pace in the April-June period.
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"If you remove that, then the losses actually continue to accelerate not decelerate," he said.
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"We expect this pace to continue, if not accelerate, in the coming months," Parham said.
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Seems like a clear opportunity to both raise California's goal and accelerate the timeline, no?
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"While this spacecraft can go very fast, it doesn't accelerate very rapidly," Brophy told me.
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There are several important biomedical innovations on the horizon with great potential to accelerate progress.
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As climate-driven disasters become more frequent and severe, that trend is likely to accelerate.
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Wage increases traditionally have been seen as a necessary factor for overall inflation to accelerate.
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Local oversupply was starting to clear and the pipeline outage will accelerate the process significantly.
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Moreover, some in the party do see a need to accelerate and deepen economic liberalization.
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We want to power that next trend, and it's gonna accelerate in the year ahead.
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Like a plant placed from the shade into sunlight, your growth rate will accelerate 10x.
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It can also go faster and accelerate more quickly than the base model Nissan Leaf.
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What may begin as an experiment can accelerate into a fad, if not a furor.
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But Western officials fear the squeeze on the group's territory could greatly accelerate that flow.
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So far, GM has done little to forge partnerships that could accelerate its AV development.
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We will accelerate virtuous growth cycles by building tools for data reuse, sharing, and collaboration.
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These countries know they are better able to accelerate clean energy innovation through strategic collaboration.
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Sessions has also pressured judges to increase their workloads to accelerate the pace of deportations.
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Nvidia makes computing chips that were originally used to accelerate computer graphics in video games.
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"Vaccine supply is limited, and there's a need to accelerate that supply," Redfield told Congress.
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Tesla says the trim I drove can accelerate from 0-60 mph in 4.4 seconds.
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"I do think it's going the right direction, but it needs to accelerate," Brennan said.
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To accelerate its embrace of artificial intelligence, Google is training algorithms to train its algorithms.
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The shift among consumers from passenger cars to light trucks has also continued to accelerate.
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Those costs and regulations have also induced hospitals to accelerate their already blistering merger pace.
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But EV bus adoption is expected to accelerate significantly in Europe and elsewhere by 2040.
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I'm very interested in PyPy, a Python project that can accelerate the performance a lot.
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The commission voted earlier this year on new siting rules that would accelerate 5G adoption.
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To sustain and accelerate these advances, it is essential to protect the IP behind them.
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Hope: The use of our expanding intellectual prowess to accelerate our appreciation of the universe.
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As these industry changes accelerate, blockchain will help make energy systems more efficient and profitable.
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"Accelerate" is produced by Kanye West, and it features Ty Dolla $ign and 2 Chainz.
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"Now is really the time to accelerate the business," said Ben McKean, founder and CEO.
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It demonstrates growth but doesn't necessarily accelerate the Fed's pace of rate hikes for 00000.
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But he still forecasts earnings will continue to accelerate into the beginning of next year.
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They'll be able to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in three seconds or less.
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It is seeking to accelerate consolidation of the banking sector to make it more efficient.
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Fitch expects the company to monitor opportunities to accelerate these financings, despite associated prepayment penalties.
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If problems in the sector persist, impaired loan ratios could accelerate further, further pressurising CARs.
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The coronavirus will accelerate our headlong rush into the arms of technology, our saving grace.
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"We'll have to evaluate how much those processes could accelerate the movement," Dr. Cruz said.
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No American is going to say, accelerate the economy at the cost of human life.
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That means the world needs to accelerate efficiency and electrification rates by about 10 times.
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In areas where unemployment has dipped below the national rate, pay has begun to accelerate.
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A special "best of" section provides highlights from his four years of archives. 7. Accelerate!
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"I want to accelerate as fast as I can the diversification of species," he said.
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Also, governments can do things that might be necessary to accelerate the development of innovations.
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Open-architecture collaborative scientific research would surely accelerate the development of antiviral treatments and vaccines.
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No American is going to say, 'accelerate the economy at the cost of human life.
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No American is going to say, 'Accelerate the economy at the cost of human life.
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No American is going to say accelerate the economy at the cost of human life.
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Throughout the recovery, there have been predictions that wage growth would accelerate as unemployment fell.
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Each treatment allegedly helps accelerate new cell growth, leaving you looking smoother, brighter, and younger.
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Microchannels maximize the amount of reagent exposed to light and accelerate the reaction, he said.
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That rate of increase could accelerate in the second quarter as fewer people cancel contracts.
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They're more spacious than ambulances and helicopters, and can smoothly accelerate and decelerate, limiting jostling.
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The police said Officer Saulters was maneuvering in an attempt to accelerate past Mr. Patmon.
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Factories continued to shed jobs in December, but the pace of reduction did not accelerate.
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But if inflation fails to accelerate, I won't take a rate cut off the table.
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A Porsche can accelerate quickly to top speeds, but a Prius is more fuel-efficient.
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If they succeed, they'll capture all the revenue, but may accelerate disrupting the cable bundle.
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Policy can and should accelerate that shift, but on some time horizon, it is inevitable.
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They wanted him to accelerate the bureau's investigation so they could press forward with theirs.
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That means you're able to shoot, dodge, accelerate, or brake exactly when you want to.
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Energy companies, too, must do more to accelerate the shift to cleaner fuels and technologies.
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This would escalate costs, diminish returns, and accelerate environmental waste, ecosystem damage, and global heating.
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Forrester predicts that spending on outsourced software help will accelerate by 6 percent in 2018.
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"We expect this trend to accelerate in 22018," the Axon CFO said on the call.
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The magnetic fields that accelerate those particles flow into and out of the sun's poles.
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Chairman, Global Compact Foundation Undoubtedly yes, the world must accelerate its transition to renewable energy.
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State linked companies and public agencies will also accelerate investment projects for 2020, Mahathir said.
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Indeed, the US military is considering the use of machine learning to accelerate response times.
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Li expects these longer-range vehicles to accelerate orders and deliveries in the fourth quarter.
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It will also accelerate hog production and increase state reserves of frozen pork, it added.
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A few months later, Huawei filed a motion asking the court to accelerate the suit.
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A few months later, Huawei filed a motion asking the court to accelerate the suit.
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So I think it will help to accelerate the return of jobs to North America.
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Tesla hit back against a petition claiming its cars sometimes accelerate unexpectedly, The Verge reports.
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"People had expected policies to accelerate economic growth to come in by now," Matthews said.
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Sapient to accelerate its digital transformation * Part of Carrefour's broader strategy plan unveiled on Tuesday
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Thus, if manufacturing [and] business investment simply bottom out, growth will continue, if not accelerate.
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"Extending these improvements to underserved populations would accelerate a decline in death rates," she said.
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Online sales growth is expected to accelerate in the back half of 2020, Ellison said.
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Some force or mechanism is needed to accelerate things, to push all countries farther, faster.
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This is why it is critical that we do not allow our slowdown to accelerate.
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Now the shift toward value must accelerate because our fee-for-service approach is failing.
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That would just fly right through the ship you are supposed to accelerate, killing everyone.
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"If the world does nothing, ice sheets will keep shrinking and the losses will accelerate."
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The question is, does the tax bill currently moving through Congress dramatically accelerate the problem?
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The effort is intended to accelerate the integration of unmanned aircraft into the national airspace.
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"Rate cuts should seep through to the real economy and accelerate economic growth," Clott said.
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Thursday's shipwreck was the second in two days as sea crossings accelerate amid good weather.
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Soon after, Senate Republicans issued renewed calls to accelerate the timing of a committee vote.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) last week pushed hard for the Kavanaugh confirmation process to accelerate.
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There's no evidence at the moment that Trump has done anything to accelerate that dynamic.
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The groups say that change would accelerate economic growth by freeing more money for investment.
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We use antibiotics when they're not necessary – and accelerate the potential that superbugs will develop.
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Lenovo first teased the foldable ThinkPad at its Accelerate conference in May of last year.
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"There are better market conditions for us to accelerate our path to zero," Hook said.
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Automakers, advocates, and others eager to accelerate EV uptake should focus on making them familiar.
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The closure of betting shops is likely to further accelerate that trend towards online gambling.
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Together, they ensure that California continues to accelerate and keeps its eyes on the horizon.
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There are a few immediate steps that Congress can take to act on this strategy and accelerate transportation modernization here at home: Above all, government and industry collaboration may be one of our nation's best assets to accelerate the adoption of world-class transportation systems.
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They increase oxygen flow, stimulate micro-circulation to nourish the skin, and accelerate cellular waste elimination.
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After this I think it makes them more likely to stay the course than to accelerate.
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A supercoiled string stores more energy, which helps accelerate the disc to higher and higher rpms.
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In this world, we have to accelerate toward one, and sometimes it makes for engaging experiences.
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Velayati says Iran should also accelerate production of nuclear propulsions and also research on advanced centrifuges.
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Softbank says its objective with the new tech fund is to accelerate its global growth strategy.
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But economists believe with unemployment at a low 4 percent, wage increases should begin to accelerate.
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Meanwhile, concerns about slowing U.S. growth appeared to accelerate declines in long-term Treasury yields overnight.
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"It's going to accelerate the losers," Greg Petro, president and CEO of First Insight, told CNBC.
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But economists remain confident growth will accelerate again in the last three months of the year.
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Cramer also expects the pace of job creation to accelerate, perhaps dramatically, under the Trump administration.
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When you ride a train, you tend to accelerate in a direction that doesn't significantly change.
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He said he hopes the courts will accelerate the process given the nature of the situation.
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The duo won an MIT $100K Accelerate competition, helping to start the financing of the device.
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Google's contributions to Project Maven could accelerate the development of fully autonomous weapons, Suchman told Gizmodo.
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January's fairly solid retail sales supported views that economic growth will accelerate in the first quarter.
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Economists responded by absorbing this potential for inflation to accelerate because of expectations into their models.
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Analysts expect the fund flows could accelerate if the U.K. vote went to the Brexit camp.
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Economists, however, remain optimistic that wage growth will accelerate with the labor market near full employment.
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China would accelerate mixed-ownership reforms in the third quarter of the year, the paper said.
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Hackers could also target an individual rider and cause the scooter to suddenly brake or accelerate.
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Forces causes objects to accelerate, but a torque causes an object to change its rotational motion.
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"Our goal is to accelerate the disruption and transformation in the trade finance space," Ricaurte said.
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And today, the company announced an investment and strategic partnership with Toyota to accelerate autonomous research.
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Abe, for his part, said the two leaders had agreed to accelerate two-way trade talks.
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I think we're confident now that we're beginning to identify further opportunities to further accelerate growth.
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MEDTRONIC PLC CEO SAYS GROWTH RATES EXPECTED TO ACCELERATE DURING SECOND HALF OF 2020 - CONF CALL
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However, the ICSC noted that it does not expect trends to accelerate in the second quarter.
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Hyundai said the overhaul was part of its efforts to accelerate innovation to achieve sustainable growth.
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Krispy Kreme's planned international expansion, for instance, can accelerate with its tax savings from going abroad.
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Dynamic Yield said the investment will help to accelerate product innovation and expand its partner network.
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It's been done before and it can be done again, so how do we accelerate that?
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The lender is seeking a partner for the insurance unit to accelerate growth in the business.
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The hiring of Sofman and his all-star engineering team from Anki could accelerate that effort.
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ET. Investors have been jittery that rising inflation will force the Fed to accelerate rate hikes.
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It was tens of millions of dollars explicitly invested to accelerate its long simmering smartwatch development.
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The Atlanta Fed is expecting U.S. growth to accelerate to 3.5 percent in the third quarter.
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Looking at the outlook for this year, Loeb said growth is unlikely to accelerate much more.
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Huberty expects third-quarter services revenue growth to accelerate for the first time since March 2018.
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Some target the sports industry, pairing motor cortex stimulation with athletic training to accelerate athletic performance.
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I took 18 credits per semester, and I even took summer classes to accelerate the program.
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Citizens use their SG$500 allowance to sign up for classes that will accelerate their careers.
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Economists expect a slowdown in credit growth and industrial production in April although inflation could accelerate.
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Asked whether Waze Carpool could help accelerate the exodus from transit in cities, Bardin was circumspect.
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Companies could be propelled toward faster automation and accelerate a coming topsy-turvy future of work.
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It intends to use the proceeds from the deal to accelerate its share buy-back programme.
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Yameen has denied any wrongdoing and said that he took on loans to accelerate economic development.
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Iran is advancing the range and mobility of its ballistic missiles and vowing to accelerate production.
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But the threat of electrification has pushed it to accelerate its renewable natural gas (RNG) program.
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It says the higher consumption will accelerate economic growth — an assumption the Commission does not share.
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The project is meant to accelerate the shift Goldman has been making since realizing in 2014.
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"This will significantly accelerate the timeline for bringing autonomous vehicles to market," Ammann told Re/code.
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