After age 35 the rate of decline accelerates, and after age 40 or 42, it accelerates much faster.
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Also, if mass 1 accelerates up with some acceleration (a), then mass 2 accelerates down with the same magnitude of acceleration (since they are connected by a string).
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FX. ... Overall, momentum looks strong, and the flywheel accelerates.
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Express Scripts has been driving toward a vision of a pharmacy services organization, and the ability to bring both together simply accelerates the impact and accelerates the rate and pace of change.
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If Trump accelerates the economy, maybe we'll get the 22017.
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That benefit accelerates SpaceX's development schedule for Starship, he added.
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This accelerates the above problem of money managers chasing returns.
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Verizon could see more upside if revenue accelerates, Cusick said.
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We discussed how innovation democratization accelerates productivity, creativity and progress.
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The merge episode always makes great TV. The game accelerates.
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It just sort of accelerates the trend we're talking about?
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Move forward and it accelerates, lean back to slow down.
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This trend, if it accelerates, could sharply undermine business sentiment.
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Previous trade patterns may not apply as this process accelerates.
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Time eddies, accelerates, slows down and turns back on itself.
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As the ground continues to roll, the David's tilt accelerates.
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VER: OF COURSE IT ACCELERATES THE ADOPTION OF BITCOIN CASH.
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The athlete's style and mood change completely when he accelerates.
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Environmental changes occur regularly; climate change significantly accelerates the process.
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His corporate tax cut accelerates globalization's race to the bottom.
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It accelerates and stops just fine for a budget car.
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Now let's look at the drone as it accelerates horizontally.
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We will discuss how innovation democratization accelerates productivity, creativity and progress.
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THIS COMBINATION VERY MEANINGFULLY ACCELERATES OUR ABILITY TO REALIZE THOSE GOALS.
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BITCOIN'S PULLBACK ACCELERATES, BREAKING BELOW $11,000, LAST DOWN 15.17% AT $10,960.71
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But as home automation accelerates, so will these types of devices.
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Here's to hoping the show accelerates in the episodes to come.
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As climate change accelerates, scientists are proposing ever more radical solutions.
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Imagine you want to study what happens when an object accelerates.
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GDP will radically accelerate when absorption of European Union's funds accelerates.
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One is that energy coming from the sun accelerates the wind.
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It's a virtuous cycle, as top talent then accelerates subscriber growth.
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Volume suddenly accelerates and the stock goes into a free fall.
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As technological progress accelerates, the gap between innovators and laggards widens.
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"This combination accelerates our movement to deliver more value," Cordani said.
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That simplifies the supply chain and accelerates the testing of parts.
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SafeTrack accelerates three years' worth of work into approximately one year.
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Where performance is measured and reported, the rate of improvement accelerates.
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Again, Bolaño skirts danger and then gleefully accelerates away from it.
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Chances are the correlation might be restored as wage growth accelerates.
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Some policymakers feel the Fed should not raise rates until inflation accelerates.
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Our opportunity has never been greater as the transition to streaming accelerates.
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It's timefall, and it accelerates the aging process of everything it touches.
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In a bitter twist, doing so accelerates desertification, further degrading the land.
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So which stocks should investors buy or avoid as wage growth accelerates?
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Joblessness cannot fall for ever, so, unless productivity accelerates, growth must fall.
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That may fall, however, as production accelerates, said Rystad's Per Magnus Nysveen.
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"It reduces incident triage, improves risk scoring and accelerates containment," he explained.
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Your body frays, which makes running less enjoyable, which accelerates the decline.
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That accelerates the move from the Fed's being neutral to more restrictive.
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Then, after a pause, it starts to reinflate as the blinking accelerates.
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In the real world, the LHC accelerates protons and collides them together.
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So, the current economic expansion cannot be sustained unless productivity growth accelerates.
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Its third, "optimum" scenario, which maxes out all available technologies, accelerates drawdown.
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Want an S.U.V. that accelerates like a Porsche (and isn't a Porsche)?
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"Don't be surprised if wage growth accelerates markedly," he wrote to clients.
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"His behavior amplifies and accelerates certain trends," Heck said of the President.
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He warned of "dramatic consequences" as AI use in the military accelerates.
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Electric car owners will tell you: Nothing accelerates like an electric motor.
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A tight race in North Carolina accelerates the rate of GOP retirements.
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The new executive order merely accelerates this trend toward greater health inequality.
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DO WE GET THERE BY MY JOINING THE BOARD OR WE DO WE GET THERE BY WE PUT ENOUGH PRESSURE BY VIRTUE OF THE PROXY CONTEST THAT THE COMPANY ACCELERATES MARKET IMPROVEMENT, ACCELERATES THE LAUNCH OF A NEW PRODUCT?
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It accelerates, yes, but it also should experience a change in rotational motion.
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" "We must create a European asylum office, which accelerates and harmonizes our procedures.
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As South Africa's green energy revolution accelerates, De Aar is providing the engine.
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What I am interested in is the way the video accelerates in absurdity.
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And the last hit of dopamine only accelerates the need for another one.
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It doesn't budge even after she accelerates the car into the door. Alas.
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Brexit accelerates all of these trends, as the conflict over Article 50 illustrates.
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Winds gain speed as the air rushes down hillsides and accelerates through canyons.
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Because Dolly died prematurely, scientists have worried that cloning accelerates the aging process.
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But the current flap only accelerates a process that was already in motion.
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It accelerates your growth in ways that you could never have really imagined.
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But anything that accelerates the (Russia probe) and removes some uncertainty is good.
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They say: "Avalon AI accelerates the development of a cure for neurodegenerative diseases."
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The announcement accelerates plans put in place last year to redesign 2000,500 centers.
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Japanese scientists also report that fasted exercise accelerates fat burning throughout the day.
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He accelerates their evolution, and messes with their world, killing them off indiscriminately.
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The cluster's colossal mass accelerates some of these galaxies to very high velocities.
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When growth accelerates, as it did in the second quarter, nearly everyone participates.
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Gravitational waves ripple through the universe every time an object with mass accelerates.
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As the cavalcade of disgraces accelerates, this bet looks more and more reckless.
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In this way, greening accelerates warming—but not as fast as melting ice.
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Such long positions could be vulnerable for unwinding if the pound's weakness accelerates.
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But it also accelerates a vicious cycle of slowing growth and increased austerity.
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He mistakes his catastrophes for successes and so accelerates his pace toward oblivion.
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Third, social media's immediacy spreads and accelerates these stories at a rapid clip.
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This is partly because they plan to raise interest rates if growth accelerates.
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Smoking accelerates the aging process, said Dr. Papri Sarkar, a Massachusetts-based dermatologist.
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This fact accelerates the need for policy making around legislation and industry guidelines.
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All the while, it accelerates U.S. technology leadership in a critical and emerging market.
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Rookie limits the top speed and accelerates slowly, and is really just for beginners.
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Sector accelerates on Fri as U.S. Treasury yields rise broadly after robust NFP report .
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They better do something that accelerates their growth … or it's not gonna go anywhere.
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As the user identifies objects correctly, the speed with which images are presented accelerates.
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"It greatly accelerates our ability to change federal law and federal prohibition," he said.
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If the economy does fade or accelerates again going into the election, that's huge.
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As the shrinking and ageing of Japan's population accelerates, these problems will get worse.
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It significantly accelerates software development cycles by providing a simple interface with unmatched reliability.
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When the motors spin forward, expending electricity from the onboard batteries, the kart accelerates.
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Canine and feline obesity exacerbates and accelerates almost every process that I'm aware of.
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"She accelerates, she runs over my foot," Blake told TMZ according to MTV News.
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This contradicts the commonly accepted idea that having more children accelerates the aging process.
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"When economic cooperation accelerates and the peace economy begins, unification will beckon," Moon said.
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But as the trend accelerates, so do marketers' growing pains with managing internal agencies.
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Just watching it your heart accelerates and you can sense a prickle of adrenaline.
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The Q7 accelerates swiftly, from zero to 60 in 5.7 seconds, according to Audi.
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Rapid warming means that crucial sea ice is melting, which accelerates warming even more.
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"As each year goes by, the chart accelerates one degree per year," she says.
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Cosmologists think dark matter puts the breaks on expansion, while dark energy accelerates it.
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But the beavers' handiwork accelerates the thawing and exacerbates climate change, Dr. Tape said.
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Yet the more America's (modest) immigration decelerates, the more the mass immigration trope accelerates.
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In China and India, the loss grows ever faster as those countries' development accelerates.
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And as the population decline accelerates, economic growth will be harder to pull off.
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But winning the draft lottery and landing Hughes somewhat "accelerates" the process, Shero said.
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The policy will follow, as growth accelerates, and I'm very confident it will accelerate.
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"We know in animal models that obesity accelerates the onset of cancer," said Berger.
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This provides a component of thrust in the forward direction that accelerates the drone.
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In response, Trump displays no contrition but instead accelerates his lying and inappropriate demands.
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Details: Police say facial recognition accelerates investigations, stripping away some human biases and shortcomings.
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That increase "accelerates after the site was expanded about a decade ago," she added.
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However, Terashi noted that while demand for EVs accelerates, profitability will be slower in coming.
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However, if business accelerates because of Trump's policies, which means interest rates will go up.
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You walk in, the doors shut and then it accelerates up to some traveling speed.
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For a brief moment, the elevator accelerates downward and you feel a little bit lighter.
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The LHC typically accelerates protons, the positive pieces of atomic nuclei, or entire atomic nuclei.
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It accelerates with a jolt, even if it won't beat a Tesla of the line.
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Instead it accelerates because a component of the gravitational force acts in the same direction.
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And as automation accelerates and displaces more low-skilled jobs, this gap will only increase.
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Vietnam's guzzling more beer than ever as the economy accelerates and the population gets younger.
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The problem accelerates with each contest in which he doesn't hit the 23 percent mark.
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NetSuite accelerates this revenue shift, adding nearly $1 billion in revenues to Oracle's SaaS portfolio.
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Your kart accelerates automatically, and you swipe left and right on the screen to steer.
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The big change to the A2449 is the new Neural Engine, which accelerates machine learning.
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An ion drive accelerates charged particles derived from a liquid propellant to very high speeds.
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Dayna is interested in how design accelerates both consumer and enterprise adoption of new products.
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The wide margin of her South Carolina victory accelerates her transition to the general election.
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The company also cut its full-year sales forecast as the cord-cutting trend accelerates.
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So Allen cuts back to the inside hole and accelerates, and makes a big play.
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INDONESIA'S LION AIR ACCELERATES PLANS FOR UP TO $1 BLN IPO IN Q1 2020 -SOURCES
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And they can always take those cuts back next year if the economy re-accelerates.
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Analysts expect those numbers to fall this year, as the fragmentation of British politics accelerates.
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The car accelerates over a fairly long period of time, and steps through simulated gears.
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In other words, it accelerates the occurrence of genetic mutations, increasing the risk of cancer.
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In fact, don't be surprised if economic growth actually accelerates for a couple of years.
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Genetics play a big part in how these proteins age, but smoking accelerates the process.
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The collapse accelerates so quickly that it sets off cataclysmic explosion known as a supernova.
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When the road clears, it accelerates back up to the speed I've selected: 74 m.p.h.
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In addition, the bill accelerates research to develop nonaddictive painkillers and other alternatives to opioids.
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The action accelerates as slowly as a stair car, accreting new subplots like hop-ons.
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You put a constant force on a low-friction cart and show that it accelerates.
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These should ensure that the SR Turbo stops as well as it accelerates and corners.
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The Large Hadron Collider accelerates subatomic particles called protons to nearly the speed of light.
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As a result, the meltwater lubricates the shelf and accelerates its movement out to sea.
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Yet even as the narrative accelerates, the novel retains its sense of languor and style.
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More competition also means a squeeze on margins and accelerates the trend towards free payments.
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But he also accelerates the process of it becoming worse, when it could be getting better.
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Technology accelerates by leaps and bounds, which can only spell doom for most workers' economic prospects.
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Instead, he pulls away through several parked cars, runs the light and accelerates down the road.
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Bezos ranks highly in Jonas' view, as the Amazon founder accelerates his investments in Blue Origin.
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"As the ongoing energy transition accelerates, growth in renewable energy employment will remain strong," he said.
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This is especially true when the pace of change accelerates, and when awareness of differences grows.
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And as climate change accelerates, Canada is set to become perhaps the world's largest food producer.
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Another is climate change, which accelerates hydrologic cycles, making wet places wetter and dry places drier.
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Watch how this coastal cyclone accelerates the upper-level irrotational wind field, building the downstream jetstreak.
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They're set in an alternate history where a cataclysmic meteor strike accelerates the race to space.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS' DROP ACCELERATES AS WALL STREET'S LOSSES GROW, 10-YEAR YIELDS LAST AT 1.693%
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That much water in a short time just accelerates the amount of damage that can happen.
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In 2020, Wynn America's $875 term loan matures and the term loan amortization in Macau accelerates.
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By appropriating the artwork of modern appropriators, Ravn accelerates the conversation around appropriation as a medium.
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We hope this accelerates the acceptance of emerging content that doesn't fit the traditional entertainment mold.
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Like other electrics, the Mirai does not have a transmission and accelerates quickly from a stop.
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Because Paris's riverbanks are built up, the Seine's flow accelerates as it goes through the city.
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KEYS software opportunity accelerates topline growth and drives meaningful margin expansion over the next few years.
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But once you get moving, it accelerates with a ferocity that is genuinely hard to comprehend.
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Like this: There is no normal force in this case, and gravity accelerates the ball downward.
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This acts like a vacuum behind the car, pulling it backward as the vehicle accelerates forward.
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This is important because the very old ice tends to resist melting; without it, melting accelerates.
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In both domains, there are "tipping points" after which change accelerates, rendering the once implausible inevitable.
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The ESPN layoffs come as Disney accelerates efforts to introduce an ESPN-branded subscription streaming service.
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They showed much higher levels of acetylcholinesterase, an enzyme that accelerates the transmission of neural signals.
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Asian countries could also be running out of time as growth in their elderly populations accelerates.
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Joining forces with Uber accelerates that journey as we become the region&aposs everyday super app.
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Is there any evidence that rapid weight loss, slow weight loss or intense exercise accelerates graying?
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This is a regulatory designation that accelerates the normal FDA clearance process during public health emergencies.
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But as the calendar accelerates and primary season approaches, the stakes are beginning to feel higher.
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Which leads to the other scenario, in which the economy accelerates at the risk of overheating.
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What we're watching: If this trend accelerates or flat-lines if Trump wins reelection in 2020.
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But given how the latest episode, "The Bells," accelerates her madness, it's hard to see the connection.
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By resorting to violence, the state only accelerates his transformation from weed-smoking celebrity to populist icon.
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Porsche's new Taycan accelerates more aggressively, thanks in part to tech like a a two-speed transmission.
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If the selling accelerates many countries may want to get out, but find their hands are tied.
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Her story accelerates subtly as she describes her survival in a journal intended for her unborn child.
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When you push the button or twist the throttle, the motor speed increases, and the bike accelerates.
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FYI: It accelerates drying while preventing extreme heat damage, for all you ladies with coily hair types.
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E-COMMERCE ACCELERATES Online sales increased 29 percent, compared with a third-quarter rise of 20.6 percent.
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If the pace of Fed increases accelerates, however, "rising mortgage rates could become a concern," he said.
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The new tax law slightly accelerates the rate at which the tax is expected to hit workers.
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" Why it matters: "His departure accelerates Mr. Trump's opportunity to put his stamp on the central bank.
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Watch the video below and listen for the wooshing sound that is produced as the vehicle accelerates.
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Europe may be in a position to do so if it accelerates the development of European defence.
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It accelerates the permafrost thaw, he explained, and "succession," or one species being abruptly replaced by another.
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White label banking accelerates the builder's go-to-market strategy by removing regulatory, legal, and technical obstacles.
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At slower speeds on open roads, a feature called Congestion Assist steers, accelerates and brakes by itself.
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The release of those gases leads the planet to warm even more, which accelerates more ice melt.
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Fundamentals could also surprise on the upside if oil supply falls more than expected or consumption accelerates.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS' RISE ACCELERATES AFTER $16 BLN 30-YEAR AUCTION, 10-YEAR YIELDS LAST AT 1.794%
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White House officials will also have to decide how to react if the inter-Korean diplomacy accelerates.
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BULLETS THROUGH THE HEAD As global hunger for gold accelerates, so too do problems in its production.
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That is in part because the Fed plans to raise interest rates more quickly if growth accelerates.
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"Where are you—" The woman accelerates and merges onto the freeway, the wet road bordered by slush.
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Exfoliation, either mechanical or chemical, accelerates the shedding process, and when done right, reveals healthy skin cells.
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"Stock with low labor costs will outperform as wage inflation accelerates and squeezes profit margins," wrote Kostin.
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The Halo Board responds quickly to a touch on the control and accelerates like a hydraulic roller coaster.
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As climate change accelerates, and our complicity in that continues, what are the meaningful actions we can take?
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According to witness accounts, the truck accelerates as it hurtles into the crowded area near the tourist office.
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If the economy accelerates, he expects the stocks to skyrocket higher because the Federal Reserve will raise rates.
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This, in turn, increases the amount of greenhouse gases being released by landmasses, which further accelerates global warming.
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To speed up the process, put them next to bananas, which produce an ethylene gas that accelerates ripening.
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Or, in other words, a platform that accelerates propaganda is also seeking to manipulate and skew our views.
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The venture capital industry accepts as an assumption, that in the best outcomes, more money accelerates more success.
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As climate change accelerates and sea levels rise, countries will face increasing heat, drought, flooding, and food shortages.
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Repeated heating and cooling of the system accelerates the ageing process and shortens the service life even further.
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Some people will say the nausea factor is based on framerate, others on how quickly your character accelerates.
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Paradoxically, that increase represents a sharpening rather than blurring of partisan lines as the House impeachment inquiry accelerates.
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Other frames show the "No Photos Please" sign before the camera accelerates through the doors to the kitchen.
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A walker appears at his side window, clawing the glass, but Rick puts it in drive, accelerates away.
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It accelerates when most we need it to, before slowing down so that we can catch our breath.
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Glapinski said that one may start raising rates only when the economy picks up and inflation accelerates significantly.
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The bottom line: As the digitalization of energy accelerates, policymakers must encourage the industry to prioritize emissions reduction.
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"Riders are rightly frustrated and the governor won't be satisfied until the M.T.A. accelerates repairs," Mr. Ajemian said.
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After a gentle start, the novel accelerates into an action thriller, with cameos from fairies and river gods.
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Simon cannot be entirely unaware of this, judging by the haste with which he accelerates the Savior counteroffensive.
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As the virus' spread accelerates in Canada, Trudeau urged people to stay home and restrict contact with others.
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He compared the predicament to a driver coming up on a hill who accelerates before rather than waiting.
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As the virus' spread accelerates in Canada, Trudeau urged people to stay home and restrict contact with others.
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The novel coronavirus is slowing down across China, just as the pandemic accelerates rapidly elsewhere around the world.
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Businesses and families may also benefit from the merger if it accelerates the development of 5G wireless networks.
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"I do think over time, you have a very strong business approach, and the economy accelerates," he said.
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"The White House favors anything that accelerates the conclusion of his work fairly," Cobb said in a statement.
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According to witness accounts, the truck accelerates as it hurtles into the crowded area near a tourist office.
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As this process accelerates, the N-T bear thesis, one to which we ascribed (initiation), becomes increasingly untenable, esp.
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"It accelerates the process of innovation," says Tony Pham, VP of marketing at Coin, when describing the developer program.
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There's a solo in the middle, because of course there is; soon, however, the band accelerates to terminal velocity.
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It is also the latest in a series of mergers, as the race to build global payment powerhouses accelerates.
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The IMO also forwarded a measure to ban heavy fuel oil in the Arctic where it accelerates climate change.
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Adjacent technologies combine, society either accelerates trends or breaks them while legislation, financing and business models have extraordinary effects.
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He said economic growth on a national level increases employment, adds to tax revenue and accelerates standards of living.
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And because it can penetrate vegetation, exposing features inaccessible to satellite cameras, it accelerates much of geology's grueling fieldwork.
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A shooting in California leaves four dead, including the shooter, and 12 injured; under Brazil's Bolsonaro, Amazon deforestation accelerates.
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Crashing happens frequently, as the pod accelerates from zero to 1,500 mph with the gentle tap of your keyboard.
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Once again, the world would be left to guess Iranian intentions even as it accelerates its ballistic-missile program.
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Its enormous magnetic field traps and accelerates high-energy particles (mostly protons and electrons) thrown off by the sun.
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The second critique is that, even if job loss accelerates, a freedom dividend isn't going to be a panacea.
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Her recent research found that constant exposure to blue light accelerates aging in fruit flies, decreasing their life span.
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An even more expensive version of each car can travel longer distances on a single charge and accelerates faster.
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The spaceship starts out at warp 1 and eventually accelerates to warp 4303, or about 2,083 times light speed.
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Ryan's decision accelerates the ongoing competition among his deputies to become the leader of the GOP in the House.
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I love watching the altitude graph filling in slowly at first, then blasting upward as the rocket gradually accelerates.
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The trend starts off slowly then accelerates very rapidly until the activity on the price chart is almost vertical.
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Meanwhile, a growing chorus of Republicans is denouncing Mr. Trump's foreign policy as it accelerates away from party orthodoxy.
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But in New York this winter, there's been no snow or frost on the ground as climate change accelerates.
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This accelerates the timeline of virtual worlds being a mainstream place to hang out and socialize in daily life.
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North Korea has not responded to Mr. Moon's calls for dialogue as it accelerates its missile and nuclear tests.
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SZ, two sources told Reuters, as the German firm accelerates its electric push into the world's largest auto market.
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But social scientists say the views expressed by Ms. Leitch could gain traction as the county's demographic shift accelerates.
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The song both symbolizes and accelerates the birth of a renewed Hong Kong identity — the last thing Beijing wants.
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When ocean waters become warmer, a fish's metabolism accelerates, and it needs more oxygen to sustain its body functions.
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Jason Barrett Prado predicts that this trend accelerates in 22010, limiting the potential size of any one social network.
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Notice that in this case the drone accelerates during the entire time observed, which is just over 1.5 seconds.
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The new season finds them separated, which is no great loss and accelerates the story line involving the resistance.
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If this trend continues — or accelerates — it could wind up being a rare silver lining to Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Stakeholders with varying interests came together to hash out a mutually beneficial compromise that accelerates the clean energy transition.
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As the pace of candidate forums accelerates and debates start, the Democratic candidates are road-testing their lines of attack.
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That magnetosphere accelerates high-energy particles that could destroy the chemical evidence of life that our probes might look for.
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"What we did find to be a more helpful indicator is when Apple really accelerates its share repurchases," Sacconaghi said.
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Otherwise, "it could easily end up being the thing that accelerates Social Security benefit cuts or political backlash," Elsasser said.
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So he sort of drops into the midfield, where he clogs up his team's attacking rhythm, rather than accelerates it.
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But what accelerates this process, turning a jump in prices into hyperinflation, is the impact of inflation on government revenue.
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The funding from SIF accelerates this, and positions us to continue focusing on innovative research and development as we scale.
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U.S. LONGER-DATED TREASURY YIELDS RESUME FALL AS WALL STREET SELL-OFF ACCELERATES; 10-YEAR YIELD LAST DOWN TO 1.857%
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It accelerates and corners and races like a Lambo but has the space, comfort and smooth ride of an SUV.
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Catch and ReleaseAn electric catapult accelerates the Zip 2 from 0 to 70 mph in a quarter of a second.
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Google partnered with Mercy Corps to set up Gaza Sky Geeks which incubates and accelerates outsourcing startups in Gaza City.
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We are losing 10 percent or more of Earth's remaining biodiversity every ten to 15 years as global warming accelerates.
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Though their arguments are stretched thin at times, the authors are persuasive when arguing that the Chinese market accelerates innovation.
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"Significant new spending will only come when 5G accelerates," Suri said, adding he believed those deployments would start in 2019.
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It adds that the integration of Gemalto "strongly accelerates" this strategy, reinforcing its digital offering across its five vertical markets.
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First, remember what a force does: It changes the velocity of an object—that is to say, it accelerates it.
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As innovation accelerates and renewables grow, our deep expertise in energy will equip us to help clients navigate this transformation.
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If the sell-off accelerates during the regular trading hours, the so-called circuit breakers could kick in once again.
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COVID-19 cases surpassed 0003,000 across the world on Thursday, doubling in just over a week as the pandemic accelerates.
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In an unnamed Midwestern city, a Mercedes sedan accelerates toward people gathered for a job fair outside a downtown auditorium.
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But that appears as far as Facebook is willing to go on tackling the malicious propaganda problem its platform accelerates.
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That's too bad because our country needs a tax system that accelerates growth, encourages investment, and makes America more competitive.
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As the outbreak accelerates and spreads, dozens of countries have deployed increasingly stringent measures to try to contain the epidemic.
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A guitar arpeggio enters and accelerates into the driving rhythm of the drums and bass that arrive around 1:10.
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We do not believe it makes sense to halt a program that accelerates economic development for those most in need.
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Porsche also offers a Taycan Turbo that starts at $26.6,22022 and accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 3 seconds.
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When tech companies can agree to use an industry standard, the adoption of new technology accelerates: Think Bluetooth or USB.
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And as the campaign accelerates this fall, Warren and Sanders are poised to compound the effect of their small donors.
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That means the ball accelerates at a rate of -9.8 m/s2 (or –g) vertically and at a constant rate horizontally.
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Trump is going to ensure Germany accelerates along this path, a reality that will have major implications for Germany and Europe.
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The amount of unused capacity could fall if growth in power demand accelerates and if the finances of the utilities improve.
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NBC will certainly monitor the take rate of its streaming service among non pay-TV subscribers if cord cutting dramatically accelerates.
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He thinks that, as his pay accelerates, he will end up paying $2000-240 more each month than with a loan.
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Life insurers with a mortality focus would be at greatest risk if the spread accelerates, Fitch said in a separate note.
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Brexit "accelerates Amazon winning the U.K. retail market" is his concise summary of the likely impact on the domestic ecommerce space.
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The company is also tracking your driver's speed, and can even tell when she brakes too hard or accelerates too fast.
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As the biotech revolution accelerates globally, the US could be getting left behind on key technological advances: namely, human genetic modification.
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But when the head accelerates rapidly or stops suddenly — usually due to some kind of forceful impact — the fluid isn't enough.
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Malnutrition accelerates this loss of muscle mass and weakens the body's immune system which leaves them vulnerable to falls and illnesses.
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Jay Whiss accelerates best when waxing poetics on travels around the Lakeshore and enjoying the spoils of the trio's increasing success.
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It allows computers to match up job openings with potential hires and accelerates the process normally undergone by HR and recruiting.
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Holding other factors equal, "If productivity accelerates, the likely impact will be increased pay growth for middle income workers," they concluded.
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As with other goods and services, market interest rates will decline when the economy slows and rise when economic activity accelerates.
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In addition, the island's population could shrink if a trend toward migration elsewhere accelerates due to slow recovery efforts, he said.
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Moreover, NIH's recently established Therapies for Rare and Neglected Diseases (TRND) program encourages and accelerates drug development specifically for rare diseases.
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The Porsche accelerates faster, has a comparable top speed, and still manages to be more fuel-efficient than the Lamborghini Sián.
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"Getting the cases to trial accelerates an outcome of some sort," said Archie Lamb, a lawyer for some of the plaintiffs.
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As business investment picks up, employment presumably accelerates and production expands, providing a boost to consumer spending amid accelerated wage growth.
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It accelerates on the field, where, during a practice this week, Fitzpatrick threw back-shoulder passes to Marshall on consecutive plays.
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The deal accelerates consolidation of the global retail property sector as it grapples with challenges from online retailers led by Amazon.com.
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We tend toward the latter out of conservatism but understand it leaves little room for positive real returns if inflation accelerates.
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The FTSE is down 212bp as Brexit Scaremongering accelerates, and a pullback in metals weighs sharply on the Miners in London.
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Each rapper accelerates to hyperspeed for his final rhymes, while the music, by Trooko, cannily cranks up the tension and variation.
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It accelerates victory and has a multiplier effect that helps speed up the capitulation of the last bastion of armed groups.
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Now, as Mr. Kim's grandson, Kim Jong-un, accelerates his nuclear missile program, South Korea is again targeting the North's leadership.
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Its V8 Octa-Core Processor accelerates its computing functions, too, so you can browse the web with ease and without lag.
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The first moon landing by astronauts is to occur on the third launch of S.L.S. At Boca Chica, the work accelerates.
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No one warns you that everything is more concentrated in a tiny house, that the natural life cycle of objects accelerates.
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Yes, this show accelerates every relationship — but we all embark on this wild, vulnerable, and unconventional journey knowing it's worth it.
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There's plenty of robust scientific evidence that shows that extreme heat events on land are getting worse as climate change accelerates.
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It's hard to say how quickly overnight charging actually accelerates the aging process of the lithium-ion batteries in our smartphones.
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When the waters they are in become warmer their metabolism accelerates, and they require more oxygen to sustain their body functions.
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While many uncertainties remain, they haven't diminished companies' need to grow as the pace of transformation accelerates across decades-old industries.
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As deforestation accelerates, the forest's capacity to act as a 'carbon sink'—absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere—has dramatically declined.
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Then that December, two women filed a lawsuit against St. Ives, alleging the scrub causes irritation and accelerates the aging process.
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Creating money accelerates the pace of job creation, leading to lower unemployment rates and raising the specter of faster wage growth.
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This collider accelerates a beam of electrons to high energies before blasting it into a fixed target—in this case, atomic nuclei.
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Some market players now bet the BOJ may hike its yield targets this year if inflation accelerates reflecting strength in the economy.
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The car slows down for speed bumps, accelerates for lane changes, and handles a number of difficult maneuvers like unprotected left turns.
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"Unless earnings growth accelerates materially, companies will likely continue to fund spending by drawing down cash balances and increasing leverage," Kostin wrote.
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"Protecting the communications of American servicemen and women should be a priority, so I hope the agency accelerates its timeline," he said.
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We then expect China demand to grow as the Shanghai factory ramps up production starting in Q4 and accelerates in FY20 H1.
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They showed that policymakers were considering faster rate increases, assuming economic growth accelerates because of fiscal stimulus under President-elect Donald Trump.
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As climate change accelerates, disrupting weather patterns and creating droughts and hurricanes of increasing severity, that vulnerability will only become more acute.
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Gaining a better understanding of quality in Medicare Advantage plans is going to be urgent as the aging of the nation accelerates.
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"Unless earnings growth accelerates materially, companies will likely continue to fund spending by drawing down cash balances and increasing leverage," Kostin said.
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Tahira works with the fund's portfolio companies to provide strategic and operational expertise that accelerates their growth trajectories and enables stronger performance.
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Match Group – Jefferies initiated coverage on the dating website's stock with a "buy" rating, as Match's Tinder operation accelerates its monetization efforts.
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It's an expedient scapegoat so they can avoid tough questions about defunding climate programs and dismissing scientists even as climate change accelerates.
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Musk in July warned that the company is bracing for "manufacturing hell" as it accelerates production of its new Model 13 sedan.
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J.C. Penney – The retailer cut its full-year forecast as it accelerates a revamping of its inventory, particularly in the women's department.
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Prison accelerates the aging process - research shows that inmates often are 10 years older from a physiological standpoint than their actual ages.
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I think that if this economic growth lasts, and this growth accelerates, then 2018 (will be the right time for raising rates).
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But those divisions will surface soon enough, as the 2018 mid-term election campaign accelerates and the 2020 presidential contest gets underway.
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So if the current downturn in coal continues for 10 years or so and then steadily accelerates, 2C is still in reach.
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This feature began to form due to forestry activities in the 1960s, and continues to sink as climate change accelerates permafrost melt.
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STMicroelectronics (STM) is forecasting stronger-than-expected 2018 revenue growth, as the chipmaker's business accelerates in the automotive, industrial and other categories.
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Mike Reid loves his cherry-red 2016 BMW 335i sports sedan, especially the way this 2016 model accelerates and zips around corners.
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The motivation, of course, is the improvement of the players: The club believes that exposure to the different environment accelerates their progress.
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A carbon price supports, funds, and accelerates the effects of those other policies (which is great!), but it is not a substitute.
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"They are congregating in groups where it accelerates transmission," said Dr. Greg Poland, an infectious disease professor at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
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This is a frictional force between the tires and the ground, and it pushes forward as the truck accelerates into the jump.
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The budget cut would also add to a housing repair backlog that, in turn, accelerates decay and a loss of affordable units.
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Most times the compressor stall occurs before the airplane even accelerates much beyond taxi speed, so pilots can easily abort the takeoff.
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When the extra supply of money accelerates the pace of borrowing too far, the economy can start to "overheat," pushing inflation higher.
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But as the 2020 race accelerates he is in a tenuous position that means the Democratic nomination is an especially attractive prize.
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It goes 25 miles per hour, accelerates like a demon, and it'll be the first Cybertruck you can get your hands on.
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Just this week, Amazon said it's cutting hundreds of jobs to improve efficiency in slower businesses while it accelerates faster-growth areas.
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Tensions have heightened between the U.S. and North Korea in recent months as Pyongyang accelerates the pace of its ballistic missile tests.
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The new fiscal deficit trajectory would "allow a more gradual withdrawal of fiscal impulse as Peru's economic growth accelerates," the statement added.
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Season four's setting in Tokyo accelerates every interaction, and there's more of an emphasis on dating at the expense of everything else.
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The same design philosophy that accelerated the flow of correspondence, news, and commerce also accelerates the flow of phishing, ransomware, and disinformation.
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Lagarde said Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda was acting appropriately by pledging to maintain the BOJ's massive stimulus program until inflation accelerates.
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The Phillips Curve is a long-held economic theory which suggests that low unemployment pushes wages up faster, which in turn accelerates inflation.
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Also because secular growth stocks tend to become less attractive when the economy accelerates, which is exactly what the President is trying accomplish.
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Age-related muscle atrophy, which begins when people reach their 40s and accelerates when they're in their 70s, is part of the problem.
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That suggested the central bank will continue to pursue a gradual approach to raising rates but could hasten the pace if inflation accelerates.
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At last year's depletion rate we will soon be there, and if a border tax accelerates matters the issue could soon become urgent.
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NAFTA renegotiation is supposed to be concluded before the Mexican electoral cycle accelerates in mid-February, but America's demands have been ill received.
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This accelerates a process called cloud condensation, where water vapor globs onto those particles, making clouds more likely to produce droplets of precipitation.
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Kuroda, speaking in front of labour union representatives, also said gains in wages are needed to ensure inflation accelerates in a sustainable manner.
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Some strengthening is expected as the storm accelerates northeast and it could become a tropical storm, which would earn the system a name.
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I genuinely believe that we are naive if we don't believe that this accelerates to a level that is far beyond our minds.
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"The real importance of the underwater melting is that it's the spark that accelerates the retreat, it creates a feedback loop," Jackson said.
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According to researchers Shmuel Bialy and Abraham "Avi" Loeb, the asteroid accelerates in a peculiar manner, similar to the acceleration of a comet.
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Such rapid, illegal deforestation accelerates the levels of carbon dioxide because forests store such gases and absorb them from the atmosphere, he said.
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Buying Sundial accelerates Unilever's push deeper into personal care products, which tend to grow faster and be more international than its food business.
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But even as SpaceX's development accelerates on the Starship project, Nield thinks there are multiple applications for Falcon Heavy in the years ahead.
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That suggested the central bank will continue to pursue a gradual approach in raising rates but could hasten the pace if inflation accelerates.
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As Roborace accelerates its plans to build an autonomous racing league, the company is finding that its toughest competition are still human drivers.
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As the pace of business accelerates, the need to be nimble and quickly shift direction to stay competitive becomes all the more important.
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London (CNN Business)The maker of Mercedes-Benz cars is spending billions on batteries as it accelerates the electrification of its product range.
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Some investors have expressed skepticism that the banking sector has much more room to rise unless loan growth accelerates or regulations slacken considerably.
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Electric rockets provide low but long-lasting thrust that accelerates to tremendous speeds over time, which makes them suitable for outer planet explorations.
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Automation accelerates the borderless world, includes state and nonstate actors, and allows a distortion of our discourse and a poisoning of our democracy.
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"Anything that accelerates the process is agreed to by us, and at the White House, and we'll continue to fully comply," Conway added.
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If ICE spends its detention budget even faster now, though, it just accelerates a coming confrontation with Congress when the money runs out.
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In the last few years, China has effectively closed off Xinjiang from the outside world as the government accelerates its crackdown on Uighurs.
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STMicroelectronics – The company is forecasting stronger-than-expected 2018 revenue growth, as the chipmaker's business accelerates in the automotive, industrial, and other categories.
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The reason for that is that as the economy accelerates, so too does inflation, which reduces the purchasing power of longer-term bonds.
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If growth continues or accelerates under this president, he will eventually, like Mr. Obama and the Federal Reserve, deserve a lot of credit.
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Earlier this year, New York said it planned to convert 22,4003 apartments, but this plan adds another 2400,2800 units and accelerates the timeline.
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When the process accelerates, the effect is comic, but the underlying point about the force of habit, reiterated through the work, is grim.
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Then it takes a left turn that accelerates the shocks, transforming a mood piece into an action-filled, cat-and-mouse stalker film.
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The New York Fashion Week schedule is not for the faint of heart, and the speed accelerates to full tilt on the weekend.
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When the pace of change accelerates in climate, technology and globalization all at once, small errors in leadership navigation can have huge consequences.
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As the driver accelerates, stops and turns on local streets, sensors on the car record what he sees and track how he responds.
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The White House has maintained that Trump is not personally under investigation, and that the president favors any move that accelerates the probe.
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Second, drugs are the only health category with built-in reductions in costs, which fall over time as patents expire and competition accelerates.
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When the buggy accelerates to the left, this causes a force to push on the movable track, making it accelerate to the right.
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Mr. Rood's departure accelerates the hollowing out of the civilian leadership at the Pentagon, said Derek Chollet, a former assistant secretary of defense.
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Although not the primary cause of natural disasters, climate change accelerates such threats and can make existing problems worse, scientific evidence has shown.
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Loss of muscle begins in your 30s but gains momentum when you hit 50 and accelerates even more rapidly in your mid-70s.
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If that does not happen, the United States might threaten punitive action against the European Union, particularly if Iran&aposs nuclear program accelerates.
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The growing exposure of Iranians to Western culture, while adopting Western behavioral patterns, accelerates a social trend of secularization in the Islamic theocracy.
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No doubt automation and globalization have also affected wages, but mass immigration accelerates these trends with surplus labor, which of course decreases wages.
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Cárdenas said the delegation hopes the new Democratic majority in the House successfully accelerates the delivery of disaster recovery funds to the territory.
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At the same time, I'd guess that as unicorn creation accelerates, it leads to companies with less revenue than before making the cut.
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Starting Wednesday, Trump will hold rallies in Arizona, Colorado and Nevada over the course of three days as the 2020 campaign season accelerates.
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But the downside of excessive lp(a) is clear: It accelerates the formation of plaque in the arteries, and it promotes blood clots.
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By now, his rushing is almost a caricature of itself: he takes the ball, sleepwalks toward the line, looks around, and then accelerates.
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The central bank reiterated on Monday it was ready to raise the rate if credit growth accelerates, lending conditions ease and investor optimism grows.
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In a Business Insider interview this week, McNeill defended the need for drivers, even as self-driving accelerates, and called out Musk's ambitious plan.
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And from there, something else must be making people's brains interact with the viruses in the exact way that accelerates the progression of Alzheimer's.
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When you're solving complex, multifaceted problems, progress can be slow, but big data accelerates the process — insights come faster and decisions are more precise.
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The key here is that her center of mass accelerates down, but she can make a part of her (like her foot) stay stationary.
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Experts called the moonshot idea, which accelerates NASA's tentative 2028 plans to land astronauts on the moon by three years, ambitious and hugely expensive.
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Every new major competitor entering the arena further accelerates this transition (even if they only run on iOS and are disconnected from social media).
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But if they think and act proactively, they can get ahead of the burgeoning changes and design a system that harnesses and accelerates them.
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Eco and Pro have the same top speed of about 25 miles per hour (40 kmh), but Pro accelerates to that speed more aggressively.
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According to Linksys, the new router — officially dubbed the WRT32XB — will automatically detect an Xbox that's connected, and then prioritizes and accelerates gaming traffic.
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Using your Dyson Supersonic™ hair dryer — which accelerates drying while preventing extreme heat damage — stretch out your curls with the styling concentrator attachment.
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This isn't a new phenomenon for celebrities, but as with so much else, the internet democratizes this impulse and accelerates it to light speed.
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All this accelerates the drift away from the consensual politics of the post-war years, says Kenneth Mori McElwain of the University of Tokyo.
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The blatant recklessness accelerates him to a virtual kitchen where he douses himself with olive oil and talks about the future of VR porn.
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In fact, taking off just as Plaid amps up its global expansion efforts and accelerates growth is strange timing for a founder to depart.
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More workers will get caught needlessly in the late enrollment trap as the baby boomer age wave accelerates - and as more people work longer.
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"Joining forces with Workday accelerates our vision to drive holistic business planning and digital transformation for our customers," said Bogan, in a separate statement.
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Ultimately, the goal is to have an EV charging infrastructure in place that accelerates the shift away from fossil fuels and toward clean electricity.
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Rightspeed accelerates the pace every two minutes, turning Sarah Koenig's soothing timbre into a chittery titter, while Overcast algorithmically cleaves thoughtful pauses from conversations.
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V as the Canadian mine developer accelerates its push to first production of the battery metal on forecasts for a boom in electric vehicles.
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"The White House favors anything that accelerates the conclusion of his work fairly... The White House is committed to fully cooperating with Mr. Mueller."
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Fed chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday suggested that interest rates are already close to neutral, the level that neither accelerates or restricts the economy.
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That suggested the central bank will continue to pursue a gradual approach in raising rates but could pick up the pace if inflation accelerates.
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This has sparked the debate that digital inclusion if a prerequisite for financial inclusion, as digital, and specifically mobile financial services accelerates financial inclusion.
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I feel like if technology accelerates at the same pace it has done in the past decade, the future is going to look insane.
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As e-commerce growth accelerates and traditional retailers struggle to keep up, Brown believes Stitch Fix could be a bright spot in the sector.
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Further, software accelerates KEYS top line growth and margin expansion ahead of consensus and buy side expectations, warranting a higher multiple for the stock.
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I've come around to the idea that microtargeting ought to be banned, because it accelerates the polarization and tribalism that are transforming the country.
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While retail job openings tick up throughout the summer, holiday hiring accelerates in September and tends to peak by mid-October, according to Glassdoor.
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While Chinese hourly wages are still only about 2202-2628 percent of those in the U.S., the gap is narrowing as pay growth accelerates.
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The Fed's chairman, Jerome H. Powell, has now indicated that the Fed won't raise rates again until inflation accelerates — a reversal of previous policy.
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It's all-out war in the premium OTT video world, as cord-cutting accelerates and traditional cable and satellite providers shed more paying subs. 2.
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The lines between online and offline political suppression in China are becoming increasingly blurred, say experts, as Beijing accelerates the export of its surveillance methods.
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Krane will now need to determine whether GV accelerates investments and how it remains competitive with other funds, just as the overall financing climate cools.
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While it took decades for the US to send a woman to space in our world, however, Elma accelerates the timeline in Kowal's alternate history.
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"Protecting the communications of American servicemen and women should be a priority, so I hope the agency accelerates its timeline," Wyden said in the statement.
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However, co-author Rebecca Jackson said, underwater melting accelerates the process of glacial melting, a process that scientists are only beginning to understand and quantify.
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When the phone accelerates in a particular direction, some of these springs will get compressed in order to make the tiny test mass also accelerate.
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As competition accelerates in space, U.S. President Donald Trump seeks to create a new "Space Force" by 2020, as the sixth branch of the military.
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As the pace of innovation accelerates, and top talent joins startups rather than large companies, startups might become threats faster than you can buy them.
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Perhaps a President Hillary Clinton will represent a great cultural break that accelerates our country's path of equal representation of men and women in government.
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If the rate of sea level rise accelerates because of runaway glacial melting, which may well happen, your new wall may not be tall enough.
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China can and will loosen monetary policy but faces constraints as it does; looser policy accelerates capital outflows and places downward pressure on the yuan.
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Some carts contain equipment that accelerates ions from a plasma onto a source material, in order to spatter molecules from that source onto the web.
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The project accelerates steps to shape the future of the European fighter industry and its three existing programs - the Eurofighter, France's Rafale and Sweden's Gripen.
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The Federal Reserve shouldn't raise interest rates again until inflation accelerates, Neel Kashkari, the president of the central bank's Minneapolis district, told CNBC on Monday.
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They correctly recognize that climate change threatens vital American infrastructure, hampers our military's readiness, accelerates instability across the globe, and puts American lives at risk.
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Moreover, if the rise of the sea accelerates as much as some scientists fear, it is doubtful the cities will be able to keep up.
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They argue that puts the U.S. at a financial disadvantage, that cutting emissions here will hurt economic growth even as it accelerates in other countries.
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" The threat of sea-level rise "is becoming more dire every day as global warming reaches ever more dangerous levels and sea level rise accelerates.
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Given the huge projected demand for air conditioning as poverty is reduced and urbanization accelerates, it's important to find ways to phase these compounds out.
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As the U.S. accelerates in deploying 21625G and other new wireless technologies, there is increasingly cause for concern about the quality of future weather forecasts.
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This economic snapshot supported the notion the Federal Reserve may consider leaving interest rates unchanged in 2019 and perhaps beyond until inflation accelerates, analysts said.
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But investors remained worried about a possible tightening in liquidity ahead as Beijing accelerates plans to trim corporate debt and struggles to stem yuan's depreciation.
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This accelerates weeklong efforts by the NY Fed aimed at easing fears that companies will lose access to capital or that markets will become unhinged.
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Earlier, he announced people will need to stop non-essential social contact and avoid clubs, pubs, theaters and all unnecessary travel as the outbreak accelerates.
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"When we have that sense of connection with somebody, it accelerates the process by which we try to take action to create a deeper friendship."
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Earlier, he announced people will need to stop non-essential social contact and avoid clubs, pubs, theaters and all unnecessary travel as the outbreak accelerates.
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London (CNN Business)Big European companies have started to ban or restrict business travel for hundreds of thousands of employees as the coronavirus outbreak accelerates.
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It plans to use 60 percent of the IPO proceeds to build towers and update existing ones, as it accelerates fifth-generation (5G) network construction.
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"PM 2.5 alters brain structure, which then accelerates memory decline," said the lead author, Diana Younan, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Southern California.
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The cost-and-quality drive comes as Airbus accelerates record output to meet demand - a trend that can quickly create headaches if productivity lags behind.
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Morgan Stanley is warning clients that certain underperforming stocks will have more room to fall heading into the fourth quarter as tax-loss selling accelerates.
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" It added another risk: "Social media, which accelerates and potentially amplifies the scope of negative publicity, can increase the challenges of responding to negative claims.
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But as that growth accelerates, how do you create the conditions to rapidly find, attract and hire the talent you need to reach unicorn status?
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A nuclear meltdown, where the speed and intensity of fission accelerates rapidly, is one example of a system where initial problems cascade in this way.
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Primary among these is Intel Deep Learning Boost, which accelerates on-device inference, the process by which algorithms interpret new data based on their training.
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When he falls over after firing the shot, he's so far away from the car that he has to run after it as it accelerates.
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In what could be some of the cutest footage of a lovable grandpa discovering the future ever, Carmi loads his grandpa into the car and accelerates.
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In response to CNBC's request for comment, OneWeb stated that the industry is "at the beginning of a new era" as the internet satellite race accelerates.
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This synchotron, the Diamond Light Source, accelerates electrons to nearly the speed of light, so that they emit light 10 billion times brighter than the sun.
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This accelerates the UK's current target of cutting emissions 26 percent by 28 compared to 503 levels, a goal enshrined in the 250 Climate Change Act.
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More importantly, though, OnePlus now has repair centers in the United States and Europe, which greatly accelerates the turnaround time on handling any issues with devices.
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Meanwhile, fears are rising the Reserve Bank of India could become more hawkish as inflation accelerates and the government raises investments in rural sectors and healthcare.
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Folding in HotelTonight, a mobile app that lets travelers arrange last-minute accommodations, accelerates its path toward owning the peer-to-peer rental market and more.
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The second is that, if America accelerates and the rest of the world slows, widening differentials in interest rates would push up the dollar still more.
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Earnings season accelerates this week, with 55 more S&P 500 companies reporting, a list that includes seven of the 30 Dow Jones Industrial Average components.
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" OnePlus agrees with the widely held view that Apple "accelerates the adoption of things within the industry," adding the subtle caveat of "where it makes sense.
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When talking with students, however, the personal guidance (which accelerates learning) and career services (which connect students to actual employers) is what students are paying for.
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Skeleton races begin with an explosive sprint, with athletes then diving head-first onto a sled which accelerates down the ice at speeds of over 100kph.
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This transaction, which includes immediately growing our highly skilled and committed global workforce, accelerates our ability to deliver faster innovation and deeper support for all customers.
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Imagery accelerates and magnifies user engagement; it also encourages users to take and spread screencaps of incendiary private discussions and inflammatory discussions from other social networks.
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As the 2020 campaign for the White House and Congress accelerates, her commitment to decide the impeachment question without regard to politics now faces a test.
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It makes contact with a power rail, the flanged wheels roll onto rails of a track, and your car accelerates at a controlled rate of 20113g.
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"The biggest bear risk to the oil market right now is that Iran's ramp-up accelerates and then that Saudi Arabia does the same," Citi said.
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We have to accept, however, that if the market's downward spiral accelerates, we may actually see levels of Chinese buying decline in 2019 compared to 2018.
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BNDES is reluctant to agree, according to the report, saying the funds will be needed as demand for long-term loans accelerates during an economic recovery.
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But as the trend to take marketing in-house accelerates, so do the growing pains associated with managing internal agencies, according to a new ANA report.
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Rangeland deterioration accelerates as cattle compact soils and trample the fragile soil biocrusts that are so important to maintaining water and nutrients in arid desert soils.
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Described as a "rhythm hell" game, players control a silvery scarab thing as it accelerates at stupid speed into the visual manifestation of an LSD trip.
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Rosado explained that the fast growing demand for OutSystems' platform is further supported by the fact that software is becoming more complex as technological change accelerates.
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They will need to carefully monitor the ways that he employs executive power and remain firm even if the administration accelerates its attacks on the media.
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Mosquito-borne disease outbreaks tend to happen during hot seasons since the heat makes them more active and accelerates the growth of the infectious agent too.
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Inuit and Atlantic Canadian seal hunters have always shared their coastal lands with marine mammals—and as climate change accelerates, they won't be silenced any longer.
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So we are in a difficult position: The very technology that can help to protect people from climate change also accelerates the rate of climate change.
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As the driver at this company accelerates, stops and turns on local streets, sensors on the car record what he sees and track how he responds.
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Qualcomm is considered the industry leader in wireless modem chips, an ever-more-important position as the race to develop next-generation 5.87G wireless networks accelerates.
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This latest round of funding accelerates our ability to expand high-quality care — any time of day or night — to millions of people around the world.
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The new report comes as the Trump administration accelerates its efforts to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and stop illegal immigration along the border with Mexico.
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The company, which employs about 100 people, would have made the shift to local production eventually, but "the trade war accelerates the transition," He told CNN.
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But the more we learn about what kicks off and accelerates dementia, the clearer it becomes that we need to take better care of women's brains.
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All Brooks Range glaciers will vanish in 80 to 100 years, if ice loss accelerates along current trends, according to the US Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Spade hopes to use the process, which accelerates natural decomposition when placed in a temperature and moisture-controlled vessel that is rotated, to compost human bodies.
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"If the U.S., either with or without stimulus, accelerates from here, then obviously it's negative for all emerging markets but India will suffer a lot," he said.
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"Its sheer size alone accelerates decomposition, so it's remarkable we got to salvage a heart," says Jacqueline Miller, who led the first-of-its-kind preservation effort.
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Then production really accelerates: Musk has pledged to build 500,000 cars in 2018, more than double the total number of vehicles that Tesla has sold, to date.
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The video shows another child dragging the apparently already injured six-year-old away from Chen, when she slowly accelerates and runs her scooter over her legs.
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Keyboard nerds like me could become a dying breed if the voice-controlled future accelerates at us quite as quickly as companies like Alexa-owning Amazon hope.
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Moreover, as innovation in business models and tech accelerates, the outdated or sometimes total lack of regulation in developing economies can play in one's favor, albeit riskily.
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As the climate crisis accelerates, it's worth asking what to expect if we aggressively cut greenhouse gas emissions now, and what would happen if we do nothing.
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"There's fee compression, the commoditization of asset management to some degree, boomers retiring and millennials moving up — all of this accelerates the solution toward advice," he said.
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The government wants to phase out nuclear power eventually, but energy minister Doris Leuthard has raised the prospect of blackouts if a referendum vote accelerates the process.
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Shipping firms typically recoup the cost in about two years, and demonstrating the saving is straightforward, Mr Silberschmidt adds: switch on the bubbles and the ship accelerates.
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SpaceX has raised just over $1 billion this year, as the company accelerates fundraising to develop its plan to beam high-speed internet to anywhere on Earth.
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As long as he can maintain the support of his base, and assuming the economy accelerates as expected, the opinions of his many detractors may not matter.
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Pricing: Based on usage CloudFlare protects and accelerates your website, and once it's part of the CloudFlare community, your web traffic is routed through its global network.
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As the stock now attempts to stabilize, Cramer fears that unless Nadella does deals or re-accelerates the cloud on its own, the stock will remain stalled.
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This partnership accelerates our mission of looking after the financial best interests of the up-and-coming by helping people create an even better future for themselves.
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Several cars are in the street, with marchers walking around them, when one car accelerates and runs into cars ahead of them and the crowd of protesters.
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To study them, scientists detect the X-rays emitted by the nearby matter that accelerates and heats up as it gets sucked in by the black hole.
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ISIS' retreat accelerates, but reports of its demise are exaggerated Syrian troops broke ISIS' three-year siege of Deir Ezzor on Tuesday, another setback for the group.
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"Let's hope that wage growth accelerates from here because the decline in the savings rate is disconcerting," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at the Lindsey Group.
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If the global economy accelerates again, however, then strong freight demand coupled with the new IMO regulations will likely push the premium for distillate fuels even higher.
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Amazon's 1-Day shipping "raises the bar in e- commerce yet again & accelerates the top line," said J.P. Morgan analyst Doug Anmuth in a note to clients.
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But as spot prices increase and calendar spreads tighten, consumption growth slows and production growth accelerates, eventually arresting and reversing the rise in spot prices and spreads.
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And while Cruz's February fundraising grew from January, if his campaign's spending trend accelerates, the Texas senator could find himself in a tight spot before too long.
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"[By] pumping liquidity into a market that already has enough or even lowering interest rates, financial instability even worsens and this loan situation even accelerates," he said.
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Over the next few months and years, as this era of exposé accelerates, we're going to have to do a lot of work around what happens next.
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The LHC machinery accelerates packets of protons to nearly the speed of light, then injects them into a pair of magnetic circles that intersect at four points.
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The announcement of this timeline to end Chinese gas-powered vehicle production builds on similar anti-pollution commitments as China accelerates its transition away from fossil fuels.
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"The biggest bear risk to the oil market right now is that Iran's ramp-up accelerates and then Saudi Arabia does the same," analysts at Citibank said.
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As the economy accelerates, the Federal Reserve, typically, begins raising interest rates to counter-act rising inflation, often to the point of tipping the economy into recession.
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Confirmed COVID-244 cases in the U.S. surpassed 505,000 Friday, doubling in just three days as the pandemic accelerates and the U.S. rolls out broader testing measures.
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A possible trigger for a market correction was, the Fund said, a faster-than-expected increase in advanced economy core inflation and interest rates as demand accelerates.
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Because it uses an electric wheel hub motor, it accelerates much more quickly than a gas-powered cart, but you can toggle two settings to limit speed.
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"When serious lawyers understand they're dealing with serious lawyers on the other side, that usually leads to a level of trust that accelerates discovery," Mr. Vance said.
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"Though this 'Beloved' begins slowly and sometimes reveals its earthbound side," she added, "it accelerates into a gripping, wildly imaginative film that's not quite like any other."
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The United States' green economy grew 20% from 2013 to 2016, and that number is projected to keep rising as the battle to fight climate change accelerates.
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When the actual unemployment rate falls below the natural rate, wage growth accelerates, squeezing businesses' profits and causing them to raise prices for their wares more quickly.
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"Though this 'Beloved' begins slowly and sometimes reveals its earthbound side," she added, "it accelerates into a gripping, wildly imaginative film that's not quite like any other."
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For decades, American drug makers have justified these high prices by asserting that the higher profits they generate fund research that accelerates the development of new medicines.
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Specifically, he noted that companies with low labor costs and high growth are two potential avenues for stock upside, as anticipated inflation accelerates and technology steams ahead.
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As the Chinese government accelerates its crackdown on Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters, the Trump administration has sharpened its view of the world's most important bilateral relationship.
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As the pace of development on the Island accelerates, it is our sincere hope that existing and legacy organizations will have an active role in the process.
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Back in the '90s, researchers at the George Washington University Medical Center set out to determine if adding aerobic exercise to a low-calorie diet accelerates weight loss.
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It's going to force Lyft and Uber to take advantage of these opportunities and use their platform in a way that perhaps accelerates faster than they had intended.
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"Amiral accelerates our broader downstream strategy of becoming a global leader in refining and marketing, base lube oils, and chemicals," Aramco Chief Executive Amin Nasser said in October.
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The changes come as Credit Suisse restructures units, exits activities not consistent with its new strategy and accelerates cost-cutting plans, according to a March 23 news release.
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Experience suggests the expansion is often slow and faltering at first and then accelerates as inherited slack is used up, memories of the downturn fade and confidence improves.
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Sessions' testimony appears likely to keep the controversy over Russia boiling as Special Counsel Robert Mueller accelerates his investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Software and technology company SAP, semiconductor player ASML and drugmaker Novartis are all among those due to report results this week as the second-quarter reporting season accelerates.
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How German exports fare in future will depend largely on whether the U.S. economy accelerates again and also on whether the euro zone recovery continues, the ministry said.
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But millennials are more likely than both Gen Xers and baby boomers to say a job that accelerates their professional or career development is "very important" to them.
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The failure to do so is costing states more than $1 billion per year and contributing to persistent state and local budget constraints even as economic growth accelerates.
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It's actually an interesting exercise, because it means the flow accelerates; you have to be faster in some sequences since 2Pac systematically doubles the tempo [in his songs].
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Trump has blasted the Fed since July for raising interest rates as unemployment nears record lows and economic growth accelerates due in part to the 85033 tax cuts.
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"If the United States accelerates its rate hike pace in the future, a stronger dollar would bring disorder worldwide" as different countries have different interest rates, Xinhua said.
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Ford plans to put a fleet of 30 autonomous, plug-in hybrid Ford Fusions on the road as it accelerates efforts to develop cars that can drive themselves.
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And I cut across the circle and as I get about a half mile of it, it rapidly accelerates to the south in about two seconds and disappears.
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The plan was ordered to prepare in the event that Iran attacks American forces or accelerates the development of nuclear weapons, according to the Times, citing administration officials.
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This summer, as the race between Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton accelerates, publishers are releasing a flurry of books that dissect Mr. Trump's short and eventful presidential run.
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JAKARTA, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank will inject liquidity at any sign of problem in the banking sector as loan growth accelerates, its governor said on Thursday.
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But as the streaming war accelerates, it&aposs not just nostalgic sitcoms attracting mega deals, but some of Hollywood&aposs most high-profile producers and executives, as well.
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Pyongyang has launched dozens of missiles as it accelerates a weapons program designed to provide the ability to target the United States with a powerful, nuclear-tipped missile.
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Moody's Investors Service has been warning about deficit issues for some time, and said Friday that its previous scenarios are likely to look worse as government spending accelerates.
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"The acquisition accelerates Salesforce's roadmap for (its) Customer 360 initiative, which helps companies gain a complete view of their customers, and more broadly their analytics initiative," Koenig said.
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The enzyme then accelerates a reaction that changes the color of the solution, indicating that the patient has at some point mounted an immune response to the virus.
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But that doesn't mean some of the aspects of the worldwide response to the disease don't ring true—or that they won't if the virus accelerates its spread.
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In other words, the car accelerates if, and only if, the driver told it to do so, and it slows or stops when the driver applies the brake.
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As the concentration of wealth in our country accelerates, an increasingly small sliver of the population enjoys an increasingly large say over how wealth and power are distributed.
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Thailand's demand for domestic cement is expected to grow between 3 and 5 percent this year depending on how the government accelerates its spending on infrastructure, Chaovalit added.
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On Wednesday, the company released business results showing that it is on its way to reaching those targets, even as competition accelerates from services like Amazon and Hulu.
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Mr. Musk warned employees attending Friday's Model 2000 event that the company is in for "six months of manufacturing hell" as it accelerates production of the new car.
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"This update reflects a growing awareness that trans people are part of the fabric of everyday life, which in turn accelerates acceptance for transgender and gender non-conforming people."
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Ensuring the Charger Daytona handles and stops as well as it accelerates, high-performance brake linings and high-performance Goodyear Eagle F1 tires are added at all four corners.
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The Map With AI effort resulted in RapiD, a machine learning-enhanced labeling tool that vastly accelerates the process of laying computer-readable roads on top of satellite imagery.
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The move further accelerates Facebook's competition with Alphabet's YouTube, and also shows how it is looking to snag ad dollars and viewers' attention from the big leagues -- broadcast television.
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The decision accelerates the evolution of these firms, with a collective market value of $2.4 trillion, into media companies with accountabilities far beyond those they've been willing to countenance.
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But if the economy avoids recession and re-accelerates, which remains possible, the race to close short positions and re-establish new longs would produce a ferocious short squeeze.
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But as the expansion accelerates, observers are asking whether the UAE is bent on "the pursuit of regional influence", as Ms al-Ketbi puts it, for its own sake.
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The key question moving forward is how to scale up thousands of brilliant innovations so that a tipping point is crossed and progress at scale accelerates and becomes unstoppable.
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BOND RALLY ACCELERATES All these concerns have given fresh legs to the rally in government bonds, which will also benefit from interest rate cuts if the growth outlook worsens.
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As the car accelerates or steers sideways, the movements are logged by a computer installed in the car's trunk which adjusts the passenger's view in the VR goggles accordingly.
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It accelerates the firm's shift of emphasis under David Solomon, who became its boss last year, away from volatile businesses such as trading towards more stable fee-based ones.
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As a result, when waters heat up, the fishes' metabolism accelerates, and their gills need to extract more oxygen from the water for basic functions like feeding and breathing.
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That has in turn reduced the likelihood of any near term easing measures, with some even speculating the BOJ might hike its yield targets this year if inflation accelerates.
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If the current economic recovery broadens and accelerates, it's likely that the truths that Trump articulated about the hollowness at the core of our political campaigns will eventually fade.
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As NATO accelerates its biggest military build-up in eastern Europe since the Cold War, the alliance wants to talk to Moscow about improved military transparency to avoid misunderstandings.
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Most solar-powered ion spacecraft bombard xenon atoms with electrons, producing positively charged xenon ions that then rush toward a negatively charged grid, which accelerates the ions into space.
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A new process called AutoML, which automates complicated ML tasks, "performs and accelerates the difficult work required to design, train, and deploy a machine learning model," the company says.
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" The "pro forma firm would allow Disney to rapidly achieve direct-to-consumer scale … Transaction [is] likely to help Disney's multiple as it accelerates direct-to-consumer roll-out.
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"Price-led cutbacks have virtually stopped, suggesting a growing surplus of copper, unless demand growth accelerates or price-led cutbacks commence," said John Mackenzie, executive chairman at Mantos Copper.
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And you'll need to sell more shares to come up with the same amount of money you took out before the market dropped, which only accelerates a portfolio's depletion.
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The harassment that these bills address accelerates the displacement of New Yorkers from their homes, worsening a crisis that has left more than 60,000 people in city homeless shelters.
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Jair Bolsonaro, president of Brazil, has led with a combative, Trump-like style as he accelerates deforestation in the Amazon and applies an apocalyptic sensibility to crime and justice.
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Bakers and millers in the country had earlier asked for grain exports to be limited to prevent a surge in bread prices if the spread of the coronavirus accelerates.
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At the same time, the Fed is holding onto its belief that the "natural" rate of unemployment, or that unemployment rate below which inflation accelerates, is around 4.5 percent.
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The states' economic health (or lack thereof) further accelerates the magnet for millions of families fleeing taxation and regulation in blue states for better economic prospects in red states.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Germany's Volkswagen is moving to secure long-term supplies of cobalt, a vital component of rechargeable batteries, as the group accelerates its ambitious shift to electric cars.
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"We've seen in gold's previous attempts to break higher that once it becomes clear that it is not going to break, selling accelerates from longs being reduced," Hansen said.
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The Earth had its hottest January in recorded history last month, continuing an alarming upward trend as the climate crisis accelerates, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Nokia, the second-biggest networks player behind Huawei, has warned of a weak start to 2019 but expects sales to recover and show growth in 2020 as 5G deployment accelerates.
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If the economy accelerates and inflation moves above the Fed's 2 percent target, the central bank could move rates up farther and faster than currently anticipated by the stock market.
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Normally, a shockwave of this strength would travel at a rate of 340 meters per second (m/s) through the open air, but underwater it accelerates to 1,500 m/s.
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This would "go a long way in pushing the market into deficit" as crude oil stock draw down accelerates in the first half of 2017, he told CNBC's "Squawk Box ".
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"This transaction aligns two remarkable companies, creates a company with greater financial and operational flexibility and accelerates our growth strategy," Albert Chao, Westlake's president and CEO, said in a statement.
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Novartis's research head expects an alliance with a University of California chemistry lab to produce drug candidates within three years as the Swiss company accelerates its hunt for new medicines.
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The particles in this plasma can reach speeds of more than 1 million miles an hour, but scientists aren't sure how the solar atmosphere accelerates them to these high speeds.
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Our cloud-native platform, Pivotal Cloud Foundry ('PCF'), accelerates and streamlines software development by reducing the complexity of building, deploying and operating new cloud-native applications and modernizing legacy applications.
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Earlier this year, major auto parts supplier Bosch announced it was working on driver-assistance systems for motorcycles, like adaptive cruise control, which accelerates and decelerates to avoid potential collisions.
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Its Autopilot software, which steers, accelerates and slows down the car in some settings, has been criticized by the National Transportation Safety Board for not being restricted to suitable roads.
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But Kuroda also said the BOJ would need to shrink the size of its balance sheet once inflation accelerates, suggesting that the central bank won't maintain its massive stimulus indefinitely.
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Related: Meet The Filmmaker Behind Unreal Hyperlapse Tours Of Barcelona And Other Cities 3D Printing Accelerates Construction on Gaudí's Sagrada Família Barcelona's Most Famous Building, Sagrada Familia, Gets Spectacularly Illuminated
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Our cloud-native platform, Pivotal Cloud Foundry ('PCF'), accelerates and streamlines software development by reducing the complexity of building, deploying and operating new cloud-native applications and modernizing legacy applications.
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"With the comic, the story hits the ground running and accelerates," said Garth Ennis, the creator of Preacher and executive producer on the TV series, in a chat with Mashable.
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Adding last-mile training to staffing not only frees the supply of talent by providing purpose-trained, job-ready, inexpensive talent at scale, but also increases margins and accelerates growth.
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The extended hiatus served the series well; though Season 3 starts off slow, it accelerates thrillingly, delivering the kind of stakes and surprises the show hasn't had since it premiered.
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Kirin's investment in Fancl, which is known for its preservative-free cosmetics and supplements, accelerates that shift and will, the two companies said, help expedite the development of new products.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized the Fed since July for raising interest rates as unemployment has neared record lows and economic growth accelerates in part due to the 2017 tax cuts.
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The video accelerates the trains to hyper speed, and the effect bends the lights into what looks more like a trip through a space tunnel than a normal train ride.
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Directed by David Lickley, the documentary includes interviews with scientists and Inuit leaders and examines how, as climate change accelerates, this region has become as fragile as it is fierce.
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The fundraising comes as Beijing accelerates efforts to reduce leverage as the number of defaults by both private and state companies has surged against the backdrop of a slowing economy.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Staley said that he expected the bank's work force to decrease further as the lender accelerates a wind-down of businesses and product lines it considers noncore.
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"The dollar index is the determining factor ... if the dollar's weakening accelerates in the event of a rate cut by the Fed, the yuan would get further support," he said.
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We'll add the ySpeed to the y-coordinate every frame so it accelerates downward and then when it hits the "ground," it bounces back but decelerates as it does so.
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As the privacy discussion accelerates, grows more sophisticated and bleeds into headlines and the halls of Congress, it's worth asking these fundamental questions of tech companies, data brokers and lawmakers.
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This is one reason scientists are so worried about a melting Arctic: When the bacteria turn the carbon in the Arctic into C2000 and methane, it accelerates a feedback loop.
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South Africa reported the first case of local transmission of the coronavirus on Thursday, fuelling concerns that sub-Saharan African health systems could be overwhelmed if the virus spread accelerates.
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South Africa reported the first case of local transmission of the coronavirus on Thursday, fuelling concerns that sub-Saharan African health systems could be overwhelmed if the virus spread accelerates.
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"This reinforces Epic's position of leadership in real-time 3-D technology and accelerates our ability to improve the way people play, work and interact with the world," he said.
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Right now, humans play a simple role in the Earth's carbon cycle: We dig carbon out of the ground and put it into the atmosphere, where it accelerates global warming.
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The distillate market seems to have re-found its balance and availability should remain high unless global trade accelerates again or the northern hemisphere winter is unusually long and cold.
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The key policy rate stands at a record low 0.5 percent and the central bank has said it aims to raise borrowing costs in late 2018 as economic growth accelerates.
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As climate change accelerates the risk of flood-induced catastrophe, Stoddard and the communities in Turkey Point's shadow clamor for tighter regulatory guidelines—or a decommissioning of the facility altogether.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - In Hong Kong, when the tempo of traffic-light signals accelerates to about 800 ticks a minute, visually impaired residents know they can safely cross the road.
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Meanwhile, as Mr. Trump's deportation crackdown accelerates, families are being ripped apart, and communities of hard-working immigrants with deep roots in this country are gripped by fear and uncertainty.
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SYDNEY, March 13 (Reuters) - Australia on Friday urged locals not gather in groups of more than 500 people as Canberra accelerates its efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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He converted the putt with his unmistakeable pop putting stroke in which he accelerates the putter-head through the ball, reminiscent of Tom Watson and Arnold Palmer in their prime.
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It accelerates with computer adoption, really started with the mainframe in the early 1950s and started with government mainframe deployment, gathering data for social security, for NASA, for the IRS.
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There is a "strong case" for owning short-term U.S. bonds as inflation accelerates, said Rick Rieder, chief investment officer of global fixed income at BlackRock, the world's biggest asset manager.
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The pair's reinterpreted, seven minute track compresses and accelerates what would otherwise be six inaudible hours of seismic signals into a listenable "soundtrack for climate change," as the artists describe it.
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One particle accelerator, the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider in Brookhaven National Lab (BNL) in New York, already has a ring that accelerates polarized protons, and would just need an electron ring.
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Abe said whether inflation accelerates depends on major capital expenditure and wage growth, maintaining his moral suasion on companies to invest more to sustain a virtuous cycle of consumption and growth.
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As the 'great wealth transfer' accelerates — the oldest boomers are now 70 years old — the strengths of some business models will become more apparent and the weaknesses of others more glaring.
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LONDON, March 15 (Reuters) - A nuclear plant project in southwest England has made good progress in supply chain management but some improvements are needed before construction accelerates, an inspection has found.
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At some point, South Korea accelerates to become one of the richest countries in the world and North Korea enters a pretty extended period of stagnation and economic crisis and starvation.
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"With such a backdrop, I won't be surprised if core inflation re-accelerates above 6 percent in the period ahead, the level where it was just six months ago," Sakpal added.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Britain will ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2035 in an attempt to reduce air pollution, a step which accelerates a shift toward electric vehicles.
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Oil production will rise over the next two years, but that increased production will add to excess inventories until demand accelerates, which will keep prices below the 2014 highs, Fitch said.
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In one scene, police officers scramble to detain several bikini-clad young black women at a pool party; in the next, a black professional basketball player gracefully accelerates for a dunk.
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People who love each other know exactly which old wounds to reopen to start a fight that accelerates out of control, until no amount of apologies or backtracking can stop it.
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Once an aircraft accelerates beyond the speed of sound, however, the air molecules simply can't get out of the way fast enough but pile up at certain points on the aircraft.
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But it could also represent a commitment not to raise rates even as growth accelerates, lifting expectations of future inflation and providing an incentive to borrow and invest in the present.
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The sea wall is not without controversy — homeowners with bluff-top properties welcome its protection, while the California Coastal Commission argues it accelerates erosion and chips away at public beach space.
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BRASILIA, Dec 26 (Reuters) - Brazil's central government posted an unexpected primary budget surplus in November, government data showed on Tuesday, another sign of improved tax collecting as the economic recovery accelerates.
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When the President turns a blind eye to the transgressions of his Cabinet – and even encourages them through his own behavior – he accelerates this erosion of the government's integrity and legitimacy.
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N, the operator of the world's largest online network for professionals, raised its 234 revenue and profit forecast as demand rises for its hiring services and its advertising revenue growth accelerates.
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And investors starved for high-yield bonds could finally catch a break in 2018 as the Federal Reserve trims its massive balance sheet and accelerates interest rate hikes, Loop's Mier said.
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It's also seen as a validation of a special regulatory pathway established by Congress in the 2016, 85033st Century Cures Act that accelerates FDA review of antibiotics for life-threatening diseases.
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If mobile AR revenue accelerates in 2019 as critical use cases and apps emerge (as in Digi-Capital's base case), this could become a catalyst for renewed investment by American VCs.
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The video also offers one of the best senses of what the Taycan will sound like, both at low speeds (with its legally mandated pedestrian safety noise) and as it accelerates.
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As extinction accelerates, it dismantles those ecosystems -- our world, after all, is interdependent, and when you break crucial links in the chain, the downward effects on earthly life can be devastating.
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But philanthropic experts say the announcement — while a good start — still has many unanswered questions that need to be addressed as the world's richest person accelerates his plan to give back.
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In footage from 2004, sensors lock on a target as it flies before it accelerates out of the left side of the frame, too quickly for the sensors to relocate it.
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"More subpoenas and investigatory steps will occur next week, as the investigation accelerates," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) wrote on Friday in a letter that confirmed the Oct.
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Many feel a Clinton victory will mean higher fuel prices mainly due to regulations that will be placed on their production and use as the country accelerates its push to green energy.
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The extent of Arctic ice and snow has been shrinking in recent years, exposing ever more darker-colored water and ground, which soaks up ever more heat and accelerates warming, they said.
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Once airborne, only gravitational force acts on it, and because the x-axis is not perpendicular to the gravitational force, the ball accelerates due to gravity in the x and y-directions.
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Next, accelerometers, gyroscopes, GPS -- sensors are being used to measure everything from how hard a hit is, to how quickly an athlete accelerates, to the direction a player favors when taking off.
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Furthermore, while the initial reaction to the lifting of MAX grounding when it finally occurs may be positive, investor expectations for unit revenue growth will likely moderate as planned capacity growth accelerates.
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"Investing in startups with next-generation concepts accelerates satellite innovation, unlocking new possibilities and economics in Earth orbit and deep space," said HorizonX Ventures managing director Brian Schettler in a press release.
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"The continued very warm and dry conditions will further reduce soil moisture and will increase stress on wheat as spring growth accelerates," said Don Keeney, senior agricultural meteorologist for MDA Weather Services.
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"The acquisition accelerates Salesforce's roadmap for their Customer 360 initiative, which helps companies gain a complete view of their customers, and more broadly their analytics initiative," Wedbush Securities analyst Steve Koenig said.
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The startup notes an estimated 53 million people currently work as freelancers/contractors in the US — a figure that's expected to rise rapidly over the next decade as the gig economy accelerates.
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The International Energy Agency, a forecaster, reckons that, if action to limit global warming to below 2°C accelerates in coming years, $1trn of oil assets could be stranded, ie, rendered obsolete.
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As NATO accelerates its biggest military build-up in eastern Europe since the Cold War to deter Russia, the alliance wants to talk to Moscow about improved military transparency to avoid misunderstandings.
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The other says yes — if the Fed waits to see inflation, it will be too late, possibly forcing the Fed to trigger a recession as it accelerates its plans to raise rates.
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TechTown rents space to start-ups, connects them to capital resources and accelerates and incubates companies via several programs with varying focuses, including technology, health care and traditional brick-and-mortar retail.
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Sri Lanka's central bank is expected to keep its key interest rates steady on Tuesday, a Reuters poll showed, to support a stuttering economy even as inflation accelerates amid strong credit growth.
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Employees who signed the letter, which is addressed to Google's CFO Ruth Porat, say they are agitating for change at Google because they are concerned about how their work accelerates climate change.
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Executives are also closing in on previously announced plans to cut roughly 10 percent of staff that will likely extend into next year as the bank accelerates cost cuts, Dow Jones reported.
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"This transaction, in addition to our other funding actions taken, accelerates funding for our secured capital program and gives us increased financial flexibility," Monaco said in a statement announcing the CPPIB deal.
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Yon Kang-heum, a professor at the Yonsei School of Business, said the move to Jeonju comes at an especially inopportune time as NPS accelerates its investments overseas and in alternative assets.
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" But as the number of confirmed cases accelerates in the country, a spokesperson for Germany's health ministry is calling for continued vigilance: "It is far too early to signal the all-clear.
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As it accelerates, implementing the next five superblocks, thinking about the 10 or 20 after that, it's seeking to take what it has learned and apply those lessons to the task ahead.
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This age group draws particular attention because screen immersion rises sharply during adolescence, and because brain development accelerates then, too, as neural networks are pruned and consolidated in the transition to adulthood.
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The feat — which means India could blind another country by taking out its communication and surveillance satellites — accelerates India's space race with China and destabilizes its uneasy balance of power with Pakistan.
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Officials know they need to release the contours of their plan quickly — potentially as soon as Tuesday — as turmoil accelerates in financial markets, said a person familiar with the White House's plans.
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The bad news: Discovery, which generates most of its revenue from advertising and affiliate fees, is very susceptible to declines in the advertising market and would be hurt if cord-cutting accelerates.
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Republicans seem to be gambling that most Americans won't care about a few rich private equity managers if their own taxes go down, their stock portfolio goes up and economic growth accelerates.
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"Preclinical data has shown that either surgical menopause or declines in estrogen accelerates fat accumulation, primarily visceral or abdominal fat," said Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of the North American Menopause Society.
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If the economy continues to heat up, profits peak and the Federal Reserve raises interest rates more rapidly than expected as growth accelerates, the calculus begins to change markedly for the market.
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"It's an additional drag on your ability to right the ship, and it's possible it accelerates the number of bankruptcies," said Josh Chernoff, managing director of the retail practice at EY-Parthenon.
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"I think it was fantastic, and it gives a platform for women that they don't have at the moment, and if anything accelerates the process of promoting women in motorsport," she said.
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GM recently announced its intentions to bring back the Hummer with an all-electric pickup version as it accelerates its push to have at least 20 new electric vehicles globally by 2023.
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Bishop was hired in December as chair of Greensill Asia Pacific to provide strategic advice as it accelerates its expansion in the region, the supply-chain financing company said in a statement.
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"The apparent success of the July 220006 test is an alarming development as North Korea accelerates its pursuit of being able to hold the United States at risk with nuclear weapons," Rep.
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"The apparent success of the July 4 test is an alarming development as North Korea accelerates its pursuit of being able to hold the United States at risk with nuclear weapons," Rep.
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This is the eighth launch this year, and the 24th time SpaceX has landed a Falcon 9 first stage — that is, the part of the rocket that accelerates it out of the atmosphere.
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Interest rate risk remains as the Federal Reserve has insisted it plans on continuing its rate hikes as GDP accelerates, but rate-sensitive sectors of the economy, like housing and autos, slow down.
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And even if we've got some work left to do on faster-than-light travel, I still believe science and technology is the warp drive that accelerates that kind of change for everybody.
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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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Rather than crash particles together like researchers do at the Large Hadron Collider, the SSRL just accelerates electrons to nearly the speed of light and keeps them traveling around a many-sided polygon.
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The expansion ban could help the smog-prone northern province, which is China's biggest steel producing region, to improve air quality while it accelerates the restructuring and upgrading of its heavy industry sector.
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During the latter half of the film, when the rhythm accelerates, the singer drops the harmonies and transitions into a fast-paced and beautiful tirade about ownership of and access to public space.
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As archival research accelerates and 1920s-era writing is freed from copyright restrictions — this year, works from 1924 came into the public domain — it's likely that more rediscovered works are on the way.
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"Only if we can find a partner that accelerates the debt collection, works on unsecured loans and allows us to sell the portfolio at book value, we will make a deal," Messina said.
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As the pace of technology accelerates, that increasingly means that engineers are spending more of their time just trying to keep up with the latest technology rather than actually building production-ready products.
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For one, the Tesla Roadster already accelerates and brakes incredibly quickly, and the new Roadster is supposedly one of the fastest cars in the world, with a 0–60 time of 1.9 seconds.
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"The reforms have to be made, so they will be made … My view is that politics slows down or accelerates reforms but at some point they will have to be made," Donnet added.
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HK> said it would buy U.S.-based online travel bags retailer eBags Inc for $105 million cash, as the luggage maker accelerates growth of its e-commerce business in North America and worldwide.
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North Korea has launched dozens of missiles under Kim's leadership as it accelerates a weapons program designed to give it the ability to target the United States with a powerful, nuclear-tipped missile.
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Seven & i Holdings on Thursday said it would buy convenience stores and petrol stations from Texas-based Sunoco for about $210 billion, as the Japanese retailer accelerates efforts to boost its U.S operation.
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Here, in a beautiful feat of speculation, Tori Cárdenas accelerates this trajectory and imagines an all-too-plausible future where immigrants are all but outlawed—and the personal impacts that follow suit. Enjoy.
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Most fish that humans eat are predatory, consuming the smaller fish and marine life of the ocean; as these fish are killed off, breeding of smaller fish varieties accelerates, as does carbon emissions.
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A collapse in one human or natural system could cascade into the others, potentially setting off a "global systems death spiral" that accelerates and amplifies the damage beyond our ability to control it.
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LONDON — Barclays continues to pare back its operations as it accelerates a strategy shift announced last year, while first- profit took a hit from the industry-wide slowdown in investment banking and markets.
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With Japan and the United States also scaling back on nuclear, China could emerge in the next decade as the most significant developer of nuclear-fired power if it accelerates its building schedules.
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While Ciana doesn't see oil being a direct cause of a downturn in the market, depending on "how much more the decline accelerates" in crude, it could intensify any drop that may happen.
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"Increased exposure to human rights abuses, environmental degradation and less-than-savory governments is therefore going to be inevitable as the industry's growth accelerates," Maplecroft researcher Stefan Sabo-Walsh said in the report.
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Canadian Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said Canada's coal regulation, which accelerates an existing timetable, will take into account the positions of provinces, some of which have resisted federal plans to counter climate change.
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Melting ice in parts of the north accelerates global warming because the sunlight can't reflect off grass as effectively as it can off blinding white ice, so it contributes to warming even further.
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"As the move towards a value-driven health care system accelerates, patients, caregivers, health care professionals and insurers need more information about the safety, effectiveness and full value of new medicines," he said.
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Global sea level is rising at an average rate of 1.2 inches (183 cm) per decade, and that rate has been even higher in the most recent decades as sea-level rise accelerates.
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This system of contractual slavery, which combines mass incarceration with the old plantation regime in a context of free consumer choice, doesn't much worry Cassius, whose upward mobility accelerates at his new job.
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The New Work Summit, convened earlier this week by The New York Times, featured panel discussions about the opportunities and risks that are emerging as the use of artificial intelligence accelerates across industries.
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" Narayan went on to say that the company has "the widest global footprint and the largest multilingual capability in our category, giving us pole position as technology adoption accelerates across the hotel industry.
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In fact, when natural disasters do show up in economic data, it is usually as a small growth bump a few months after the storm, when rebuilding accelerates and insurance checks are cut.
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The recently announced acquisition accelerates Carrefour Brazil's most profitable unit as competition intensifies in Latin America's largest market, where the wholesale segment has boomed as the country recovers tepidly from a deep recession.
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It then accelerates even more dramatically once the community she had come to worship as the living embodiment of Jesus joined the Sandinista insurgency destined to topple the corrupt and tyrannical Somoza regime.
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AS CHINA SLOWS, EUROPE ACCELERATES China is at the forefront of the EV revolution and it is weakness in the Chinese market that has caused a collective double-take on the EV story.
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The move to develop a new warplane accelerates steps that are expected to shape the future of the European fighter industry and its three existing programs - the Eurofighter, France's Rafale and Sweden's Gripen.
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People are used to internal combustion engines and the sensations that go with them — the odor of the fuel, the shifting of the transmission, the sound of the engine as the car accelerates.
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But fear not, stock optimists: The switch may well just be a reminder that as the market matures and economic growth accelerates, the correlation is no longer needed as an impetus to buy equities.
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If you build two such detectors, one that accelerates and one that decelerates at the same rate, then the particles seen by one detector will be correlated with the particles seen by the other.
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"The 140 Proof acquisition accelerates our ability to leverage social media data for brand advertisers and media companies to deliver powerful targeted advertising at scale," said AcuityAds CEO Tal Hayek in the acquisition release.
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The bank, 55.6 percent owned by state fund Investment Corp, should benefit in 2018 as loan pricing moves upwards as a result of higher interest rates and as the UAE economic growth rate accelerates.
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Still, supply shortages have become a temporary hurdle for the major cannabis producer as it accelerates the rollout of its stock over the next year and awaits the legalization of other cannabis derivative products.
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PROFITS GROWTH ACCELERATES Softbank, the world's biggest venture fund which runs the $100 billion Vision Fund, counts ride-hailing players Uber , Grab and Didi, along with shared office space provider WeWork, among its properties.
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Bhattarcharyya comes to Canaan after several years at Shasta Ventures where his investments included LeanPlum, a mobile marketing platform; NeuMob, which accelerates the responsiveness and speed of mobile apps; and the security company SkyCure.
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According to The New York Times, Shanahan presented an updated military plan that included sending as many as 120,000 ground troops to the Middle East if Iran attacks U.S. forces or accelerates nuclear work.
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Hard currencies now make up more than half of locals' deposits, leaving the lira vulnerable to another bout of weakness and creating a speed bump as Turkey's economy accelerates out of recession, economists say.
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Jumbo investments are now being made in 'strategic partnerships' with private equity firms as the influx of money accelerates in the previously bespoke industry, which is struggling to adapt to investment on this scale.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for O'key include: - Revenue to have increased 6% in 35303, and growth accelerates to 10%-13% pa over 2016-2019, driven by discounter format openings.
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The deal accelerates growth in security testing, which is outpacing broader security market growth and will continue to benefit from increasing penetration of web- and cloud-based business applications over the next few years.
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ARMY ACCELERATES NEW FUTURE VERTICAL LIFT HELICOPTER FOR 2030S The Counter UAS is based on proprietary intellectual property from Lockheed Martin, who would develop and supply the system, the Army said in the notice.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will create a new military unit dedicated to training and assisting Pacific allies, Defence Minister Linda Reynolds said on Tuesday, as Canberra accelerates plans to undercut Chinese influence in the region.
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"The acquisition of Reparenco is complementary with our existing business; strengthens our integrated business model; and accelerates a central element of our medium term plan," Smurfit Chief Executive Tony Smurfit said in a statement.
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The Polestar 260 accelerates from 22020 to 22017km (about 22010 mph) in less than five seconds — again, a stat that puts it right above the mid-range Model 21 and below the performance version.
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The winner-take-most world of software — if your software is better, it quickly eats the world faster than others, without being limited by geography, distribution limitations, or other hardware constraints — accelerates economic polarization.
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"We show how the air behind the body of a long-eared bat accelerates downwards, which means that the body and ears provide lift," Johansson Westheim said in a release that accompanied the study.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - State Street Corp has tested a blockchain system that it hopes can be used to streamline the securities lending process as the financial industry accelerates efforts to adopt the emerging technology.
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The idea behind taking a large amount of fast-acting carbohydrate after a workout is that it accelerates the rate at which glycogen, your body's preferred source of fuel for intense exercise, is replaced.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After taking Formula One by storm last year, and becoming the youngest ever driver and points scorer, Max Verstappen is staying calm as he accelerates into the next phase of his career.
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As the young man's religious and psychological crisis accelerates, "Tikkun" (a Hebrew word with complex theological and moral connotations) grows funnier and darker, without abandoning the empathy that saves it from excessive self-consciousness.
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Property investment is now expected to grow 8 percent this year, higher than the last poll's 5 percent, as developers look to rebuild their housing inventories and as the construction of public housing accelerates.
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Several natural physiological changes take place that help us prepare to be more efficient in a dangerous situation: our pupils dilate, our breathing accelerates and our heart rate and blood pressure rise, she says.
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And krill, another fundamental cog in the ecosystem that feeds whales, seals, penguin and many fish, have recently been found to behave in a way that accelerates the removal of carbon from the atmosphere.
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LONDON, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Lebanon faces another credit rating downgrade and a potential test of its currency peg if the depletion of its limited foreign exchange reserves accelerates, S&P Global warned on Wednesday.
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Khachanov, who is 6-foot-5, has a huge serve and a Western forehand with a long, flowing backswing that suddenly accelerates at the ball, giving the impression that he is a cracking whip.
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Many ecosystems around the globe could be vulnerable to this kind of phenomenon, passing an invisible inflection point that suddenly and irreversibly accelerates the rate of change, as a system is thrown off balance.
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"The FT's investment in Alpha Grid rapidly accelerates our branded content capabilities, and via a business that understands how to communicate with our very specific audience," says Jon Slade, the FT's chief commercial director.
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This device, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), accelerates beams of protons (members of a class of particle called hadrons) in opposite directions around a 27km ring until they reach almost the speed of light.
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The world is moving toward crisis and a state of "geopolitical depression" as the presidency of Donald Trump accelerates divisions among citizens and the unraveling of the global order, risk consultancy Eurasia Group warns.
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While the open farmland makes it harder to find sites to build on and accelerates the pace of teardowns, some brokers and builders acknowledge that it adds to the value of the new houses.
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The addition of eOne accelerates our blueprint strategy by expanding our brand portfolio with eOne's beloved global preschool brands, adding proven TV and film expertise, and creating additional opportunities for long-term profitable growth.
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SANTIAGO, March 29 (Reuters) - Boeing Co projected on Tuesday that Latin American airlines will need 3,050 new planes worth some $350 billion over the next two decades, as economic growth accelerates in the region.
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Unless the health care system accelerates its readiness for a breakthrough treatment, patients could find it difficult or impossible to get access to life-changing, perhaps life-saving, medical advancements when they are ready.
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If technology accelerates faster than (typically conservative) forecasts, all of the US Southwest could find it cheaper to provide their own power with solar+storage than to buy power from their utility within a decade.
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" Ozyildirim noted economic growth could top 3.5 percent in the second half of this year, but "unless the momentum in housing, orders and stock prices accelerates, that pace is unlikely to be sustained in 2019.
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North Korea has launched dozens of missiles under leader Kim Jong Un as it accelerates a weapons program designed to give it the ability to target the United States with a powerful, nuclear-tipped missile.
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As one might expect, the Roadster BC is a fast can-you-handle-how-it-corners beast that accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds and generates 1.9 of lateral grips through corners.
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The routine use of antibiotics and the reckless misuse in humans and animals accelerates resistance: We're rewinding to a world where death begins in childbirth, where premature babies die, where newborns go blind from gonorrhea.
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BlackRock Chief Executive Larry Fink has predicted the stock market could see a "melt up" with huge inflows into equities as the U.S. economy re-accelerates, but that would almost certainly require a trade deal.
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BMI has also highlighted potential raw material bottlenecks as the demand for electric vehicles accelerates and consequently predicts further upside risk for lithium prices, according to UBS who has worked with the data intelligence company.
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Donna's talent for micromanaging is extraordinarily useful when it comes to running a company and keeping Cameron on track, but it also accelerates the breakdown of her partnership with Cameron and her marriage to Gordon.
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"We are downgrading SHOO & GIII from OW to Neutral as tariff rhetoric accelerates across our group weighing on names that have large U.S. businesses & a disproportionate share of production in China," analyst Erinn Murphy said.
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Instead, their observations suggest that the movement of M87's black hole (which researchers believe is spinning rapidly) accelerates nearby subatomic particles and sends them shooting out into the universe, a beacon to distant astronomers.
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"I hope that the agreed visa exemption (deal) will relieve some of the frustration caused by more than 50 years of waiting at the EU's gates ... and that it accelerates Turkey's accession process," Erdogan said.
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However, the bank said in its post-decision statement that it could opt for steeper cuts in the future if the pace of disinflation accelerates and Congress presses ahead with the approval of austerity measures.
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At the same time, growing awareness that overuse accelerates development of bacterial resistance to the drugs has led to "antibiotics stewardship", the practice of using the newest antibiotics only for infections untreatable with older ones.
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At the end of June, Tesla had $3.25 billion in cash on hand, and said it expects to log another $2.25 billion in capital expenditures this year as it accelerates its Model 3 production schedule.
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The move accelerates a trend in China which has seen automakers launch their own ride-hailing services, and ride-hailing firms such as Didi team with automakers to develop purpose-built cars for their services.
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Read: Israel accelerates plans to build underground wall on Gaza border As they passed through the stone archway, the realization dawned on them: They had arrived at one of the holiest sites in the world.
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Your virtual beach buggy — a cartoon version of the Tesla you're sitting in — auto-accelerates, so you're just using the wheel and the brakes, or you can go all touchscreen and play with your fingers.
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"This launch brings forward, or accelerates the timeframe, in which North Korea was expected to develop a longer-range intercontinental capability from perhaps maybe 5-10 years to within 5 years," Wood told CNBC Wednesday.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Market Leadership, Scale: The second largest EMS provider in the world, Flex offers customers a global footprint that optimizes logistics, accelerates time to market and provides economies of scale in purchasing materials.
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Ryan's move accelerates a GOP leadership battle between California's Kevin McCarthy and Louisiana's Steve Scalise, both able men who are well-liked by their colleagues (it feels like McCarthy's race to lose at this point).
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Then something fundamental happens--the mildest of earnings or guidance disappointments, or someone with influence writes something that says this doesn't make much sense (thank you, Goldman), and you get a selloff that accelerates. Why?
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"No one warns you that everything is more concentrated in a tiny house, that the natural life cycle of objects accelerates," Tempest wrote, adding "Everything in our tiny house is worked over more, used harder."
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The increasingly rapid rate at which they're slashing their short dollar positions is creating a vicious cycle: short covering accelerates the dollar's rally, which forces even more short covering, which pushes the dollar even higher.
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Kubernetes, the container orchestration tool, turned five this year, and the technology appears to be reaching a maturity phase where it accelerates beyond early adopters to reach a more mainstream group of larger business users.
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Crumbling infrastructure and runaway housing prices are ultimately inseparable from sprawl and pollution; climate change accelerates rural desertification and contributes to flooding, wreaking havoc on billions of lives, causing unrest and fueling the refugee crisis.
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As the spread of the pandemic accelerates by the day, even libertarians have begrudgingly accepted that heavy-handed government intervention will be necessary, and deficit hawks' ongoing paroxysms over federal spending have all but evaporated.
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North Korea has launched dozens of missiles this year, several of them flying over Japan, as it accelerates a weapons program aimed at enabling it to target the United States with a nuclear-tipped missile.
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"Oh, this is way better than 'The Daily Show,'" Leno tells Noah as the car accelerates and unburnt fuel ignites in the exhaust system, causing that "Gatling gun" sound auto-enthusiasts are so fond of.
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"More subpoenas and investigatory steps will occur next week, as the investigation accelerates, and we will update you as those steps become public," Mr. Schiff wrote in a letter to House colleagues on Friday evening.
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To discourage the pollution that accelerates climate change at home and abroad, we'll set a price on carbon -- and offset the cost to consumers by giving that money back as a dividend to working Americans.
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It also accelerates the transition to cleaner vehicle fleets in communities around the country, including expanding Diesel Emissions Reduction Act Grant Program funding, and supports the creation of regional fueling infrastructure for low-carbon vehicles.
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But Greg Beller's electronic score introduces an airplane hum and static and then random clicks that resolve into a metronomic beat; the beat slowly accelerates, acquires rumbling bass and eventually compounds into a polyrhythmic dance track.
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In high-growth organizations, sometimes you have a junior person who accelerates into a management position she just isn't ready for, and you need to bring in a more senior person to guide that rising star.
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"The FactorChain acquisition accelerates our vision of a new model that converges operations and security in the cloud and provides innovative solutions to persistent challenges in investigation workflows at cloud scale," Sayar said in a statement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will launch its first real-time spot electricity markets in eight regions, the National Energy Administration (NEA) said on Friday, as Beijing accelerates efforts to liberalize power prices currently set by the government.
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"Volta distills the surrounding complexity and accelerates the market by executing on consumer preferences that won't change: free charging in premier convenient locations," said John Tough, a partner at the Invenergy Future Fund in a statement.
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Unless income growth accelerates and begins to outpace house price appreciation, or housing supply surges, prices will likely continue to rise in the coming year, which may be discouraging to renters looking to buy a home.
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The EV G-wagon can hit a a maximum speed of 183 km/h (133 mph) and accelerates from 0 to 60 mph 5.6 seconds — about 3 seconds faster than than the standard version from Mercedes.
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North Korea has launched dozens of missiles under young leader Kim Jong Un as it accelerates a weapons programme designed to give it the ability to target the United States with a powerful, nuclear-tipped missile.
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"As AI accelerates up the Hype Cycle, many software providers are looking to stake their claim in the biggest gold rush in recent years," Gartner's Jim Hare said in a release issued for the firm's report.
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To earn money, the women turned to making charcoal - a practice that not only releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, but also, in a dry area like Mathiga, accelerates deforestation and worsens an already poor environment.
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The deal - what Wanda said was its "largest culture acquisition overseas" - comes as Wang accelerates a drive to diversify a giant with 2015 revenue of $44 billion away from its core, but slowing domestic property operations.
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A recent report from Nikkei accelerates the timeline from 2018 to 2017, suggesting that Apple is ahead of schedule and the first new iPhone with OLED would be the 7S, if Apple maintains its current nomenclature.
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Alice's temporal gyrations between present and past as she dives in and out of the liquid mirror give "Through the Looking Glass" a jarring whiz-bang momentum that intensifies and accelerates as the movie hurtles along.
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Inadequate funding not only accelerates the revolving door from Capitol Hill to K Street – it also disempowers members of Congress and the constituents they serve by reducing their ability to perform their legislative and oversight duties.
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The brand's Bentayga SUV, released in the second half of last year, accelerates from 2500–5003 mph faster than a Chevrolet Corvette, reaches a top speed of 2500 mph, and hosts a starting price of $2000,24.
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While only a small portion of Canada's 3.9 million bpd of capacity, the Baytex restart may kindle concerns in the oil market that fresh supply could snuff out the recent price rally if the pace accelerates.
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The sculpture operates well in a moist environment like the Netherlands, he said, but it will work even better in a desert environment, where more solar energy can be harnessed, and where the heat accelerates condensation.
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As this process accelerates, more yuan are unloaded into the currency market and, as in the laws of supply and demand, the excess supply of yuan leads to a declining exchange rate relative to the dollar.
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Among other things, the foundation supports research that accelerates the advancement of less toxic treatments for isolated cancers and tumors with precision proton beam therapy and prevention of the spread of cancer with targeted immunotherapy drugs.
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"This transaction accelerates and broadens the sustainable growth plans for this market segment," it said in a stock exchange announcement, adding the Alexander Forbes' unit had a strong management team and was a good cultural fit.
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The move accelerates a trend in China where automakers are launching their own ride-hailing services, while ride-hailers such as Didi are teaming up with automakers to ultimately develop purpose-built cars for their services.
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Perhaps a lesson can be taken from the consumer electronics industry, which has done a masterful job creating standards and rules for interoperability, which also accelerates certification for specific use cases as defined by the standards.
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And as the choice between "Candace's Cabinet" and "Teddy's Treehouse" accelerates into a referendum on privilege and diversity — Candace being white and Teddy being black — you notice how the comedy has become a lot more cutting.
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Companies ban business travel as outbreak escalates Big European companies have started to ban or restrict business travel for hundreds of thousands of employees as the coronavirus outbreak accelerates, my CNN Business colleague Hanna Ziady reports.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans said on Tuesday he expected the Fed funds rate to increase slightly over the next few years as the U.S. economy grows and inflation accelerates.
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"China's bond market is exciting and dynamic as China accelerates the internationalization of RMB," Christine Lam, president and chief executive officer of Citi China, said in a statement, referring to renminbi, also known as the yuan.
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"The transaction supports and accelerates Discovery's pivot from a linear TV-only company to a leading content provider across all screens and services around the world," said David Zaslav, Discover's chief executive officer, on the call.
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Lack of supply accelerates unaffordability, which creates income ghettos and pushes those on lower incomes into 2-3 hours commutes (not green!), instead of being able to live in or near the neighborhoods where they work.
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Presumably, those less successful candidates are the ones most likely to drop out in the early 2020 contests, so making them ineligible to participate in the 2019 debates just accelerates that process by a few months.
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North Korea has launched dozens of missile tests under the leadership of Kim Jong Un as it accelerates a weapons program designed to give it the ability to target the United States with a nuclear-tipped missile.
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I have it tied to the same shortcut combo — Alt (as opposed to the Mac's Command key) and space bar — as I have it on my Mac keyboard, and it accelerates my work in the same fashion.
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Kyle Sanders, an equity analyst at Edward Jones, said the bank may expand its reach with ETFs, adding that there will be no shortage of potential takeover targets as consolidation accelerates in the U.S. asset management industry.
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"Postmates is proud to be the first and largest on-demand network that is enabling the growth of retail across the country, and today's investment accelerates our ability to pair technology with the vitality of our neighborhoods."
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Those changes could reduce the impact of accelerating growth on inflation and may flatten the so-called Phillips curve, which tracks the relationship between employment and inflation, assuming that price growth accelerates as the labor market tightens.
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But for the Swiss workers who make the elevator parts, their uncertain future might feel as dizzying as the 24-metre drop underfoot as Swiss industry accelerates job cuts to mitigate the impact of the galloping franc.
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With economic indicators spanning everything from retail sales and industrial output to the services sector underwhelming in recent months, it is likely to take a long time before inflation accelerates back to the central bank's target range.
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"The withdrawal of the United States under Donald Trump from its reliable role as a guarantor of Western-led multilateralism accelerates a change of the world order with immediate consequences for German and European interests," Gabriel said.
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If a lender accelerates, which can be initiated by a group of at least 25 percent of note holders through the trustee, the borrower has to immediately pay the entire balance not just the current due payment.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — House investigators are asking former national security adviser John Bolton to testify in their impeachment inquiry, deepening their reach into the White House as the probe accelerates toward a potential vote to remove the president.
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Altitude Angel – Accelerates the adoption and integration of drone technology into businesses by empowering manufacturers to access reliable, authoritative realtime data sources that help drones and their operators make better decisions about where and how to fly.
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For the regulated, which means every company and individual citizen, engaging state and federal regulators through the public notice and comment process becomes even more important as rulemaking activity accelerates and expands across every level of government.
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That, more than anything else, underscores just how bad lawmakers, based on what they've been told by US economic officials, believe this is about to get economically for the country as the spread of the coronavirus accelerates.
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On Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson shut down social life in Britain and ordered the most vulnerable to isolate for 12 weeks, ramping up the battle against a coronavirus outbreak just as it accelerates towards it peak.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday shut down social life in Britain and ordered the most vulnerable to isolate for 12 weeks, ramping up the battle against a coronavirus outbreak just as it accelerates towards its peak.
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Since then the company has faced major political scrutiny over how it accelerates disinformation — and has responded by creating a degree of transparency on political ads, launching an archive where this type of advert can be searched.
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Novartis Chief Executive Vas Narasimhan is counting on sales and profit to rise this year as Cosentyx accelerates and as Alcon, which he plans to spin off next year to investors, recovers from a years-long slump.
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Dr. Daniel Earl Geer Jr., Sc.D., currently serves as the chief information security officer at In-Q-Tel, the nonprofit strategic investor that accelerates the development and delivery of cutting-edge technologies to the U.S. intelligence community.
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In their view, any sort of increase in social tension is good as long as it accelerates us toward system collapse — and individuals have an obligation to do what they can to hasten us along this path.
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"In men's group, it really accelerates their progress because they're getting support and actually hearing themselves kind of mirrored by other men, who on the surface look pretty good but are going through the same things," he says.
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A neutral interest rate is the rate at which monetary policy neither accelerates economic growth or slows it down; many economists have postulated recently that the U.S. neutral rate may now be lower than in previous economic cycles.
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"The clear risk here is that while President Trump believes he has achieved leverage in the negotiations, we may have pushed China past the precipice and that the current technology cold war gets engrained and accelerates," Muse warned.
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And the trend is set only to continue as the world's plastic waste crisis accelerates; around 9 million tonnes is estimated to be floating in the world's waters, with the number projected to grow over the coming decades.
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But even if economic growth accelerates, cutting federal spending is a lot harder than it sounds More than two-thirds of every federal dollar of tax revenue is considered "mandatory" spending, much of which is effectively off-limits.
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In Poland, bank profits are also improving as economic growth accelerates, allowing lenders to find ways to shift some of the costs of a new annual bank tax worth 287.99003 percent of assets to clients by raising fees.
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Strength training is key to gaining muscle after the age of 50, but it is even more important in the geriatric population, as muscle loss accelerates after the age of 70 and can reach 15% loss per decade.
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Unless the Pentagon bureaucracy truly awakens from its usual torpor and radically accelerates its development of both offensive and defensive hypersonic capabilities, the United States will be forced to default to MAD as its only other deterrent option.
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Another critical dynamic in Virginia will be how much the Trump factor -- and Gillespie's turn toward Trump-like themes -- accelerates the shift in partisan allegiances between blue-collar and white-collar whites, what I've called the class inversion.
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"Anyone who accelerates climate change by weakening environmental protection, who sells more weapons in conflict zones and who does not want to politically resolve religious conflicts is putting peace in Europe at risk," Sigmar Gabriel said on Monday.
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" Dish co-founder and Chairman Charlie Ergen said in a statement that the ruling and approvals from the DOJ and FCC "accelerates our ability to deploy the nation's first virtualized, standalone 5G network and bring 5G to America.
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"Daimler is convinced that an exchange of opinions on technical issues between various manufacturers in the automotive industry is useful and that it accelerates many innovations or actually makes them possible," the carmaker said in a statement to Reuters.
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The museum begins with family portraits — "Mi Familia" and "Retrato de Mi Padre Guillermo Kahlo" — and accelerates from there, displaying pencil drawings, private photographs, and a collection of ex-votos, small panels depicting 19th- and 20th-century Mexican life.
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"There is this possibility that the slowdown in the growth in world trade, which we have seen over the past few years, accelerates because of discrete policy initiatives potentially from the world's largest economy," he told a news conference.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday shut down social life in Britain and ordered the most vulnerable to isolate for 12 weeks, ramping up the battle against a coronavirus outbreak just as it accelerates towards it peak.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday shut down social life in Britain and ordered the most vulnerable to isolate for 12 weeks, ramping up the battle against a coronavirus outbreak just as it accelerates towards it peak.
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Both bequeathed challenging targets to their successors as Leahy predicted that orders would exceed deliveries in 2018 for the ninth year in a row, while Bregier predicted "close to 800" deliveries this year as output accelerates after engine delays.
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"Anyone who accelerates climate change by weakening environmental protection, who sells more weapons in conflict zones and who does not want to politically resolve religious conflicts is putting peace in Europe at risk," Sigmar Gabriel said, according to CNN.
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"If you can bring about 25% of the industry together across the value chain, you can create tipping points, and that accelerates things," Dutch businessman Polman, 63, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview at a Davos hotel.
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During this portion of the flight the missile is most vulnerable, flying at its slowest speed, easily detected by the heat from its engines and incapable of evading interceptors as it accelerates to break out of the Earth's atmosphere.
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"SpinLaunch is reimagining space launch by revisiting fundamental physics and leveraging proven industrial technologies to create a system that accelerates the launch vehicle to hypersonic speeds using ground-based electricity," the company's CEO, Jonathan Yaney said in a statement.
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