The two refer to each other as "all weather friends".
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Timothy Egan Even more than politics, all weather is local.
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China has described itself as an "all-weather friend " of Zimbabwe.
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Vans is expanding its all-weather line to include snow boots.
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"We see it as our all-weather bond fund," she said.
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Still, even after heavy use in all weather, very tough, very hardy.
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You'll want to swap out the racing slicks for all-weather tires.
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For relaxation, there's a private, all-weather tennis court on the grounds.
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Pure Alpha was flat last year while All Weather made nearly 20%.
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It's a conservative, all-weather fund with an emphasis on total return.
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Four times the size of France, it has almost no all-weather roads.
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The sector's reputation as an all-weather investment may be vastly overstated, however.
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This is a country that is supposed to be our all-weather friend.
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The close-air support that dragons provide is not an all-weather option.
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"It's all weather and trade today," said Jim Gerlach, president of A/C Trading.
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She also prepped the actress' lips with Burt's Bees All Weather Moisturizing Lip Balm.
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A portable Echo or Home needs to be all-weather, durable and easily cleanable.
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It's also waterproof, so you'll be able to use it in all weather conditions.
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His Twitter bio links to EIA All Weather Alpha Partners, a Detroit hedge fund.
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The firm's two main investment portfolios are Pure Alpha II and All Weather II. The Pure Alpha fund is down 11.6 percent for the year through July, while the All Weather portfolio is up a little over 13 percent over the same period.
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The leather and rubber combo keeps your feet warm and dry through all weather conditions.
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A second investment strategy, All Weather, is up about 5.5 percent over the same period.
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People love these extremely durable, all-weather boots so much that they commonly sell out.
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OPHELIA A spacious all-weather enclosed rooftop lounge has been added to the Beekman Tower.
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Bombas tries to make an all-weather alternative, and I think it does it well.
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Efforts to change Islamabad's behavior work best in cooperation with its "all-weather friend," China.
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Harsh conditions One major challenge with agricultural robots is adapting them for all-weather conditions.
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He grasped that you didn't need a precise snapshot of all weather in all places.
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The agent leans out the driver's side window, looking down at the all-weather dirt road.
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He also said the vehicles would theoretically be able to drive anywhere, in all weather conditions.
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And Dalio has a simplified "all-weather" asset allocation formula that just about any investor can use.
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"For me, one trend that transcends all seasons and all weather is... "Converse: They're timeless and classic.
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It's designed to withstand all weather conditions, meaning that you can't extend it or make it smaller.
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Elsewhere at Bridgewater, the money manager's All Weather fund was up 10 percent to start the year.
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But what it lacks in all-weather protection, it more than makes up for in tech features.
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They travel the streets in all weather and serve the community with smiles despite the hard work.
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"All Weather ... is a portfolio in which the assets are supposed to balance each other," Dalio said.
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That's one reason why Teleretail is developing their small vehicles to cover long distances in all-weather.
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Then you're given your all-weather branded jacket, trousers, portable phone charger, and the massive thermal box.
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That said, if you need a true all-weather speaker, I'd recommend looking at something from JBL.
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The EU says a backstop must be "all-weather" and not have a specific cut-off date.
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It's a flexible, durable, all-weather hose that's made in America and backed by a lifetime warranty.
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Save on kitchen essentials, cozy socks, or all-weather boots — basically any gift you're thinking of giving.
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The All Weather fund has given investors an annual return of 7.9 percent return since it began.
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I assume doors will be an option or accessory, because NIU calls it an all-weather vehicle.
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The All-Weather fund, designed to perform in all market conditions, is up 8.5 percent in 2017.
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India's old enemy Pakistan and China have close military relations, and call each other "all weather friends".
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China and Pakistan consider each other "all-weather friends"and have close diplomatic, economic and security ties.
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All weather reports indicated spring on a recent Saturday in Milan, but February's gloomy cloud cover said otherwise.
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Zendar seeks to provide high-res imagining for self-driving cars in bad weather, allowing all-weather autonomy.
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Buyers looking for all-weather traction and three rows can add in the third row for $2985 more.
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Garmin Forerunner 225It's a watch made for all-weather running which has a heart-rate monitor in it.
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Hedge fund giant Bridgewater Associates is planning to launch a version of its All Weather fund in China.
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These are all-weather socks that will wick away moisture to keep your feet dry and blister free.
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Almost half of all weather-related crashes in the US take place in snowy, slushy, or icy conditions.
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The black nylon of the All Weather also keeps its stylish look even when subjected to the elements.
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If they have said 300-500 meters, it would be much more realistic under all weather and humidity conditions.
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Earlier this year they funded their all-weather athletic pants and they also make a rain-proof woven hoodie.
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Last year, the performances were reversed: The All Weather fund lost 6.9 percent, and Pure Alpha gained 4.7 percent.
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"All good things eventually come to an end, but with Visa you get an all-weather stock" he said.
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Upstairs, there is a raw bar, charcuterie station and an all-weather veranda with cabanas and a tiki bar.
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Chukotka has no all-weather road network, though its zimniki—its winter ice-and-snow roads—do miraculously function.
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Five years later, it started All Weather, a fund that pioneered a steady, low-risk strategy called risk parity.
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Pretty much all weather originates from the changing of pressure, which can stem from temperature fluctuations, among other things.
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Just because your vehicle has all-wheel drive doesn't mean you can trust it to handle all weather conditions.
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The country, which boasts its own nuclear arsenal, is India's historic adversary and considered an "all-weather" friend of China.
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The move underscored Beijing's all-weather support for the Pakistani establishment, elements of which India suspects of harbouring Mr Azhar.
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The attacks would "effectively check and guard against terrorists movement along high mountains and all-weather passes", the army said.
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This is one of my favorite strollers and a great all-weather option if you also like biking or skiing.
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But its newest fund, Optimal, gained 7 percent, and its All Weather fund, which charges lower fees, gained 11.6 percent.
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Sport-Brella Portable All-Weather and Sun Umbrella, $54.29This beach umbrella gets used nearly every weekend during the summer months.
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Executives told CNBC that it's an "all-weather" fund that they plan to invest over time, regardless of market conditions.
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I'd say the entire sector is rerating a bit, and it is a bit of an all-weather investment approach.
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Mark Smirniotis, an editor at Wirecutter, tested 44 different extension cords before picking the U.S. Wire & Cable Extreme All-Weather.
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Bridgewater's All Weather fund fared better with a gain of 210.2% year-to-date through March 25.28, the investor said.
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The outposts are often a mixture of blast-resistant walls known as Hesco barriers, rudimentary structures and all-weather tents.
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But its newest fund, Optimal, gained 22015 percent, and its All Weather fund, which charges lower fees, gained 11.6 percent.
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The goal aircraft looks a lot like the F-22 with stealth, super cruise, dual engines, and all-weather capabilities.
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As for a clue that survived the final edit, I like the one for SOFA BED (28A – All-weather convertible?).
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"When you think about it, all weather is, is just the atmosphere trying to get back into balance," he said.
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Ahead, discover our roundup of unmissable discounts on everything from all-weather parkas to puffers to pleather trenches and beyond.
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"Atmospheric rivers, along with all weather, are projected to warm up," says Michael Dettinger, a hydrologist for the US Geological Survey.
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Many farmers have trouble finding people willing to do the arduous, all-weather work of hand-picking beans on steep mountainsides.
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The big picture: Poland remains one of the last all-weather allies for the Trump administration in an increasingly skeptical Europe.
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China and Pakistan have long hailed each other as "all-weather friends", or "iron brothers" as close as "lips and teeth".
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The passively-managed All Weather fund has risen 13.5 per cent in value this year, while Optimal Portfolio has remained flat.
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"A team has worked dedicated with an 'all weather portfolio' which can perform well in both tail and headwind," Foged said.
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It's an anytime, day or night, all weather bomb- and it rips away the cover of weather advantage from U.S. adversaries.
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See, I ride a bicycle every day, all year long, and in all weather conditions (yes, even during the occasional snowfall).
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Rite in the Rain outdoor journals ($18) are totally waterproof and the all-weather pen ($12) can write through practically anything.
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The IG Charcoal Grill is under $500 — at the time of publishing it's under $329.99 — stainless steel, and all-weather-proof.
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Bridgewater's two main hedge fund portfolios — Pure Alpha and All Weather — both posted big market-beating returns in 2010 and 2011.
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All of this has delayed the introduction of Jubilee Pool's all-weather operation; organizers expect it to be done next year.
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Pakistanis generally believe that the United States is a fair-weather friend, in contrast to the 'all-weather' friendship of China.
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Eagle accomplishes this by designing tailored "all-weather" portfolios crafted for each client's specific investment objectives, risk tolerance and time horizon.
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Pakistan may be an "all-weather ally," but it is Indian consumers who can help pull China out of the economic doldrums.
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China has long been a strong diplomatic, military and economic supporter of Pakistan, and the two call each other "all-weather friends".
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That's why when we constructed this all-weather portfolio, it's a portfolio in which the assets are supposed to balance each other.
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But the report also revised down the two previous monthly estimates of job growth, suggested the slowdown is not all weather related.
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However, Bridgewater's All Weather portfolio, a long-only fund designed to hold a well-diversified asset mix, ended 2015 down 7 percent.
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They're also designed to be functional in "all weather and road conditions," and have the "same build characteristics" as regular tires — i.e.
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Iron Dome can operate in all weather conditions and at any time; one launcher holds 20 intercept missiles at a given time.
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It's a job that requires long, physically demanding, all-weather hours out in the fields or the milking shed—often working alone.
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Aside from being a classic style you can reach for time and again, equestrian boots are also a practical, all-weather pick.
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A C43 starts at $41,400, but we'd recommend the $43,2360 258Matic all-wheel-drive model for all-weather performance and better resale value.
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It does come standard with all-wheel-drive for $$29,995, which makes it an all-weather, if not all-terrain kind of car.
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Front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive versions will be offered, the latter aimed at providing all-weather more than all-terrain capability.
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Double tapping the button can enable the device's Glove Mode, which makes it easier to interact with the display in all weather conditions.
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Instead it sought billions of dollars in loans from countries including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Pakistan's "all weather friend" China.
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This denim set feels fresh and seasonal with the addition of a furry orange overcoat, colorful socks, and all-weather lace-up boots.
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Its All Weather fund, meanwhile, is up more than 10 percent this year after having lost 7 percent in 2015, the person said.
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For furniture, they settled on a mix of store-bought and custom pieces made from various all-weather materials with New Eco's guidance.
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So, once again, all weather models show 100 percent likelihood that the path of your head goes straight where the sun don't shine.
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These robots have eliminated the need for human traffic wardens as they can detect pedestrians and are designed to withstand all weather conditions.
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Plazmatic's beam does not create flame, so it can't be extinguished by wind or rain—making it perfect for outdoor, all-weather use.
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Pakistan is a longtime friend and trading partner of Beijing, described by Chinese diplomats as enjoying an "all-weather friendship" with the country.
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It is designed for use in all weather, and even features LED headlights for when mowing in heavily-shaded areas or after dark.
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It features all-weather durability with Bushnell's own RainGuard HD coating with a field of view that reaches up to 212 feet of distance.
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The RearVision unibody frame is made of painted die cast aluminum alloy, a material the team chose for its durability and all-weather resistance.
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" Previously, Trump had tweeted "Any and all weather events are used by the GLOBAL WARMING HOAXSTERS to justify higher taxes to save our planet!
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When winter comes (Game of Thrones pun not intended), it includes all-weather cover to keep it safe outside if you're low on storage.
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If you live for the great outdoors, you need outerwear that will have your back on all kinds of adventures — and in all weather.
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The outfit would be completed by bluejeans and, in almost all weather, low-top white sneakers, classic Keds, like those of the Doubtful Guest.
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While the looks might differ, the features that stay constant across the Teva brand are comfort, all-weather and all-terrain durability, and support.
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Of Bridgewater's two main portfolios, the Pure Alpha fund has lost 8.8 percent, while its All Weather fund has gained 10.4 percent through June.
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The strategy is most associated with Bridgewater Associates LP, the world's largest hedge fund, which launched its risk-parity All Weather Fund in 1996.
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Or the economy remains sluggish and "all-weather" growth stocks will get stretched even further, perhaps making the market more top-heavy or unstable.
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An all-weather road was just completed to Tuktoyaktuk, where some politicians want to build a deepwater port for oil tankers bound for China.
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These paths vary from traditional grass to sand to fibresand, which is an all-weather surface that can withstand training even through the winter.
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"Any and all weather events are used by the GLOBAL WARMING HOAXSTERS to justify higher taxes to save our planet!" he wrote in 2014.
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Locals and Alaska leaders say it's necessary to link King Cove to a large, all-weather airport, mostly for medical evacuations in poor weather.
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He fits in training before and after work in all weather conditions to prepare for what he may encounter as he spans the globe.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang described the two countries as "all-weather strategic cooperative partners, " while meeting Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi in December.
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Whether touring or commuting, the Ibera PakRak Clip-On Quick-Release All Weather Bike Panniers provide waterproof protection of your items at an affordable price.
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Get ahead of Mother Nature's whims with a nor'easter blanket coat that'll keep your all-weather friend warm and toasty in all kinds of conditions.
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Vans has introduced different iterations of the style — a slim version, say, or an all-weather version — but it doesn't mess with the original much.
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With a vest-like design for comfort and security, the Best Pet Supplies Voyager All-Weather Harness is our top pick for larger cats. Pros:
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This year the Pure Alpha fund is down about 2 percent, and All Weather is up more than 8 percent through the end of September.
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PSA said its 4.5 percent "all-weather" margin goal for 2019-2021 period would now include the less profitable Opel unit, effectively raising the benchmark.
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He and a photographer spent three months, at all hours and in all weather, talking to dozens of residents of a homeless encampment in Oakland.
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This applies especially to the backstop ... without such an 'all-weather' backstop-insurance, the European Parliament will not give its consent to the withdrawal agreement.
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All Weather Fund II was up 12.8 percent, the Optimal fund was up 7 percent, and the Pure Alpha II fund was up 2.4 percent.
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Those left desiring trendy all-weather gear were satiated by the rise of Vetememes, a parody brand that released its own riff on the popular jacket.
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Surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft that can function in all weather conditions are also a top priority to maintain situational awareness and keep an eye on targets.
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It also has a 249-feet UL-rated cable that's certified for in-wall installation, and a metal IP237 weatherproof housing to endure all weather conditions.
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According to a 2018 McCafé survey of U.S. adults, 26 percent of Americans drink chilled or cold coffee all year round, and in all weather conditions.
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It has also fueled worries that China will stick to its "all-weather" friend, India's arch-foe Pakistan, no matter the weight of evidence against Islamabad.
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Past reports from Daily NK describe students taking bladder infection medicine due to the long hours of sitting required, while training in all weather for months.
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However, while many of its funds made profits for its investors last year, Bridgewater's All Weather fund, which is popular among pension funds, lost 7 percent.
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Maintaining a strategic asset allocation, tailored to your particular needs, helps assure a sound, all-weather portfolio which is good in any market, volatile or smooth.
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Being able to work in all weather, being able to work in high winds, being environmentally sealed, being persistent, not needing operators constantly watching the system.
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The myriad technological challenges of ensuring autonomous vehicles can operate safety and efficiently in all weather conditions are really just one portion of the challenge here.
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It will also include vegetation removal along a 150-foot zone, technology, lighting, video surveillance and an all-weather patrol road parallel to the levee wall.
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Though there&aposs no one-size-fits-all saddle, the Brooks Cambium C17 All Weather ($72.52) comes close in terms of shape, design, aesthetic, and price.
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Along with a new name, Ferrari has blessed its all-weather model with updated lines, a new interior, and a bit more horsepower from its V12 engine.
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Today, though, Pakistan has an all-weather friend in China, which appears poised to help Pakistan stave off a financial crisis by offering loans at reasonable rates.
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King Cove residents have requested a 12-mile gravel road be built to improve their access to the closest all-weather airport to reach hospitals in Anchorage.
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It's clear that humans have altered the background conditions in which all weather takes place, tilting the odds in favor of more severe, damaging and deadly weather.
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And at this particular point in time, blinding white shoes are IT — from runways to street style roundups to basically every Instagram star's all-weather shoe of choice.
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Not only does it reign over all weather, around the clock…it can hunt bad guys when they are on the move or trying to escape in vehicles.
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Also, Musk brought specific attention to the line "And be my love in the rain," which could mean this one is designed or all-weather operation or something.
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Many other systems being developed, however, are based on less-efficient multicopter or quadcopter designs that have shorter range and less ability to fly in all-weather situations.
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Critics of the Phoenix Eye pods have pointed to the technology's inefficiency in night and all-weather environments, something that the MS-110 system is expected to resolve.
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Without breaking the bank, the Ibera Bicycle Bag PakRak Clip-On Quick-Release All Weather Bike Panniers protects your gear no matter what Mother Nature throws at you.
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Hedge funds have not been immune to the selloff, with heavy-hitters like Bridgewater's massive All Weather and Pure Alpha funds down double-digits so far this year.
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Designed by another tenant, the landscape architecture firm MPFP, the terrace will be an elevated platform bordered by evergreen hedges and furnished with low-slung, all-weather seating.
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In 1942, French police helped round up 13,000 Parisian Jews, shoving them into the Velodrome d'Hiver — more commonly known as Vel d'Hiv — an all-weather indoor cycling stadium.
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Previously, the fleets have also conducted all-weather drills, beyond visibility range training and low-altitude, high-speed exercises to hammer their pilots into shape, the article said.
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"It is being created in the mold of Bridgewater's low-fee All Weather portfolio, which follows a 'risk parity' strategy and uses computer-driven bets," the Journal said.
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The bottom line The Brooks Cambium C17 All Weather nearly pulls off being a one-size-fits-all saddle with its stylish look, smooth ride, and comfortable profile.
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Yes. If you&aposre looking for a stylish saddle that offers a smooth ride and comfortable profile, then the Brooks Cambium C17 All Weather is what you seek.
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The exercise is "aimed at enhancing the all-weather, day and night combined air power operation capabilities of South Korea and the U.S.," South Korea's defense ministry said.
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A month ago, that 98,27 number was all weather and we needed to see a snap-back, to something around 21,20.5 this month, and that's exactly what we got.
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The 130-foot ACTUV can be remote-controlled, but its primary use is as an autonomous vessel that can operate safely near manned ships and accommodate all weather conditions.
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Mr Van Buiten says the technology may also see early use servicing offshore oil and gas platforms, permitting them to be resupplied in all weather conditions, without risking pilots.
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The SE FS374 All-Weather Emergency Fire Starter & Magnesium Fuel Bar costs less than six bucks, but it can help you make fire even in the worst of conditions.
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For all-weather durability, a reasonable price point, well-designed construction, and a comfortable fit, you can't beat the cute Sperry Top-Sider Saltwater Rope Emboss Neoprene Rain Boots.
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There's also the Sk8-Hi MTE (also introduced in 2014), an all-weather high-top with a reverse waffle sole and an extra heat-retention layer at the footbed.
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Durability and quality to withstand the outdoors Outside of the all-weather wicker, the other components of the furniture are also strong, long-lasting, and backed by impressive warranties.
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Newness in art held precedence for Davis in all weather, and, like other leftist painters of the time, he adopted the belief that artistic progress is somehow inherently revolutionary.
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Outdoor furniture is built to survive all weather and in cities where outdoor spaces are few and far between, they're also more likely to end up in the sales section.
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With a keen fascination for the bustling humanity of Manhattan, he took his large-format camera out to the streets, capturing its people and places in all weather and seasons.
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Mr Khan at first declared that he was damned if he was going cap-in-hand to the IMF, turning to Pakistan's all-weather friends, Saudi Arabia and China, instead.
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In 123 UEFA, European football's governing body, launched HatTrick, a funding programme for grass-roots development, which helped Iceland to build more than 212 all-weather artificial surfaces for schools.
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This digital camera is part of a bundle that includes a 32GB memory card, an all-weather sports case, a replacement battery and charger, a small tripod, and much more.
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The countries call each other "all-weather friends", with ties underpinned by long-standing wariness of their common neighbor, India, and a desire to hedge against U.S. influence in Asia.
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"There is a lot of heavy machinery which may be operating day and night, in all weather conditions, and during periods of intense stress and distraction," Akers said by email.
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"Ray suggested combining the two into a synthetic future that would effectively hedge the producer's exposure to price fluctuations," Bridgewater explained in an article about its All Weather investment strategy.
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"China and Africa are all-weather friends, and China and Zimbabwe are no exception," said Wang Wei, an associate research fellow at the foreign ministry's China Institute of International Studies.
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The first group of characters were in a post-apocalyptic hell, the second colonizing a space station, and all of them needed all-in-one, all-weather, all-sustaining garments.
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PriceWith a retail price of $120 (we found it for less via Amazon) the Brooks Cambium C17 All Weather isn&apost cheap but does compare to most decent aftermarket saddles.
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Can it climb hills cannot stop on a dime, can it handle all weather, will go for tens and tens of thousands of miles a year and have very little maintenance?
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Spending the family inheritance on scientific equipment, Crosse constructed a complex register for measuring the strength of electrical charges in the air, not just during thunderstorms, but in all weather conditions.
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Hyundai had to make sure its fingerprint sensor could work under all weather conditions and not be foiled if the car was dirty – something that can be expected of an SUV.
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It's made to take a beating in all weather conditions (yes, including rain and snow), and all of the components should last for thousands of miles and several years to come.
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These have been active on roads since February 2017, driving in "all weather" conditions according to Torc, and equipped with Torc's in-house localization, mapping, navigation and object detection/tracking systems.
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For example, Bridgewater Associates, which pioneered risk parity investing two decades ago, has seen its $22014 billion All Weather fund post a 13.1 percent return from January through end of August.
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On Tuesday, Zhang Youxia, a deputy chairman of China's powerful Central Military Commission which President Xi Jinping heads, reiterated to Bajwa that the two countries are "all weather" strategic cooperative partners.
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The U-2 Dragon Lady "provides high-altitude, all-weather surveillance and reconnaissance, day or night, in direct support of U.S. and allied forces," according to an Air Force fact sheet.
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The robot, which can carry up to six post trays, uses sensors to track the legs of the postal worker and can be used in all weather conditions, the company said.
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It may seem odd to wear wool socks in the summer, but merino wool actually wicks away moisture, regulates temperature, and resists odor, making it a great fabric for all weather.
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If you are interested in commuting in all weather conditions, it helps to have the Co-op Cycles Waterproof Cycling Clothing so you can arrive at your destination dry and comfortable.
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"Brexit must include a solid, all-weather backstop to avoid a hard border (between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland)," he said on Twitter after a summit of EU leaders.
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As a result of the investigation, four officers from Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 242, based in Iwakuni, Japan, were relieved of their duties, according to a Marine Corps statement.
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It exhumes ideas both visionary — Norman Bel Geddes's "All-Weather-All-Purpose" stadium for the Brooklyn Dodgers whose "synthetic substance" in place of grass anticipated AstroTurf by a decade — and infamous.
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China is an "all-weather" friend with India's neighbor and long-time foe Pakistan, and a military standoff at the Indian-Chinese high-altitude Himalayan border in 2017 rekindled fears of war.
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Flooding accounts for nearly half of all weather-related disasters, affecting more than 2.3 billion people in the past 20 years, 95 percent of whom live in Asia, according to the GRP.
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The Gunner Drivers are ready to go right out of the box, whether you're looking for drivers that are suitable for all weather conditions or find yourself poolside a lot during summer.
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China is an "all-weather" friend with India's neighbour and long-time foe Pakistan, and a military standoff at the Indian-Chinese high-altitude Himalayan border in 2017 rekindled fears of war.
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Heard pointed out that all weather conditions met Air Force requirements for flight and that Gonsalves is an experienced fighter pilot, with approximately 1,600 flight hours, in addition to considerable combat experience.
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One day of sun provides a week of power The RearVision unibody frame made of painted die cast aluminum alloy, a material the team chose for its durability and all-weather-resistance.
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Khan's visit to Pakistan's all-weather friend China comes as his government, in power since August, faces a deepening economic crisis, with a ballooning current account deficit and fast-depleting foreign reserves.
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If you want a duffle bag that can do it all, look no further than the Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack — it holds 35 liters of stuff in durable, all-weather fabric.
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Nokian said the complex would produce premium all-season and all-weather tyres tailored to the needs of North American drivers and production should reach four million tyres per year by 2023.
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Ray Dalio isn't happy with the performance of his Pure Alpha and All Weather funds in light of the sell-off due to the novel coronavirus sell-off, but he isn't surprised.
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Nokian said the complex would produce premium all-season and all-weather tyres tailored to the needs of North American drivers and production should reach four million tyres per year by 2023.
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The craft can remain aloft for an extended period of time, offering a relatively low-cost, efficient and all-weather solution to monitor a large area when spy planes cannot be deployed.
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Twenty years ago, only 12 percent of African roads had all-weather paving, while bridges, airports and railways were in disrepair, many in conflict-affected countries like Angola, Liberia and the Congo.
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The Shenyang J-15, also known as the Flying Shark, is a fourth generation, twin-jet, all-weather, carrier-based fighter jointly developed by Chinese navy's 601 institute and Shenyang Aircraft Corporation.
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If you&aposre searching for a good-looking saddle that contours to your underside and helps avoid numbness, the Cambium C17 All Weather from Brooks England is well worth the $120 investment.
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A shopping cart brimming with all-weather pieces like bright puffer jackets, KEEN boots, ribbed sweater dresses — plus, a number of other seasonal essentials that promise to make winter suck less this year.
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Chris Dixon, who runs Andreessen Horowitz's crypto investments along with Katie Haun, told CNBC at the fund's launch that these are "all-weather" bets that they'll make over time regardless of market conditions.
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A Patriot battery is, according to the Department of Defense, a long-range, all-weather air defense system with the ability to eliminate certain threatening tactical ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and advanced aircraft.
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The Army plans to test Capability Set 3, the first all-weather, ruggedized, and form-fitting IVAS heads-up display, next summer, with the Capability Set 4 testing expected at a later date.
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Paolini and other investors focused outside the United States see places where they can put the cash to work with bargain-priced, all-weather companies that will grow even if the economy stalls.
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So far this year, its largest fund — the Pure Alpha II fund — is down 4.7 percent as of last week, and its All Weather fund is up 12.3 percent as of last week.
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Bridgewater's All Weather Fund is down 0.6 percent this year, through September 30, the most recent data available, according to a person familiar with the fund but not authorized to discuss the performance publicly.
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Bridgewater, founded in 1975, operates three main funds: its actively-managed Pure Alpha fund, the $1003bn All Weather "risk parity" fund, and Optimal Portfolio, a fusion of the two which launched in February 2015.
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For many in Tulita, Norman Wells, and Fort Good Hope, this lack of an all-weather road is both a source of frustration and a piece of evidence that the pipeline is never coming.
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Gibbons, a leading all-weather circuit flat racing jockey, was among a group of riders selected for random testing at the Kempton meeting last December and tested positive for benzoylecgonine, a metabolite of cocaine.
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CPEC is primarily seen by both Beijing and Islamabad as means of consolidating their "all weather friendship" by providing Pakistan with much needed investment and China with over-land access from Xinjiang to Gwadar.
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Bridgewater's All Weather fund is down 14% and the Pure Alpha fund is down 21% as of the end of Monday, according to a note billionaire founder Ray Dalio sent to investors this morning.
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You can't step one foot onto a college campus without seeing a pair of Hunter boots, and that's pretty sound evidence that these handmade waterproof boots can be relied on through all weather conditions.
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L.A. Rams lineman Rodger Saffold says he has some Kryptonite for any L.A. thots looking to pounce on him while he's training ... an all-weather, all-purpose wedding ring THAT HE NEVER TAKES OFF.
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It also calls for more than 30,000 Boeing Co Joint Direct Attack Munition tail kits, which turn unguided bombs into all-weather smart munitions using GPS guidance systems, compared to about 22,000 the previous year.
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The best college football coaches will get statues outside their stadiums, and they'll stand there, scowling in bronze, sternly pointing the way forward in all weather; the rest serve at the mercy of restive subjects.
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DJI announced the Matrice 83 today, an all-weather unit that can carry up to three cameras at once and packs a wealth of sensors that allow it to capture navigate with centimeter lever precision.
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China and Pakistan call each other "all-weather friends" and their ties have been underpinned by long-standing wariness of their common neighbor, India, and a desire to hedge against U.S. influence in the region.
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In the U.S. alone, hurricanes caused $22100 billion in estimated losses between 1980 and 2014, accounting for more than half of all weather-related economic losses, the German reinsurance giant Munich Re estimated last year.
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So what does it mean that all-weather, more-defensive stocks are gaining favor in a time of strong domestic economic activity and with collective corporate profits surging by more than 20 percent this year?
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If the Maldives turns away, it would be the latest setback for China, which is facing opposition for its projects in countries stretching from Malaysia to Nepal, and even from its all-weather ally Pakistan.
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On Tuesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio will announce the location of the first eight fields at Millbrook Playground in the South Bronx, where an all-weather synthetic field will replace part of a dilapidated playground.
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The Dot is not meant to be installed outside, and though my setup has survived a year outside, it would be great to have an all-weather Echo that was much more robust and weather resistant.
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Bridgewater's flagship Pure Alpha fund, which makes broad bets on global economic trends, is down 9.4 percent, and its All Weather fund, which the firm contends will "perform well across all environments," is up 13.5 percent.
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India is one of the leading actors in air space and satellite technology, and it possesses some of the most advanced space sensors, such as the Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), which could provide all-weather coverage.
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China and its all-weather ally Pakistan have been angered by India's decision two months ago to revoke the special status of the part of Kashmir it controls, which was accompanied by a crackdown on dissent.
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Selected by Naomi Shihab Nye By Mark Sanders Now — just at that silent place,between sadness and gratitude,wind-worn balances we all weather —a cardinal leaps from a bare trim limb,its red bloom lingering.
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The saddle works well for both Lycra or plain clothes rides and features a nylon-wrapped design that offers many of the same benefits of leather while being able to stand up to all weather conditions.
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Chief Financial Officer Philippe de Rovira said the conservative "all-weather" objective covered the potential scenario in which Britain crashes out of the European Union in a no-deal "hard Brexit", as well as other market setbacks.
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Then, in 28, the all-weather road paralleling the river—and eventually, as the plan goes, the pipeline—was laid in as far north as Wrigley, connecting the village to the outside world for the first time.
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ALL-WEATHER CURRENCY The Federal Reserve has stayed on its tightening path after ending seven years of near-zero interest rates in December 2015 that took the Fed funds rate to the current 2.00 to 2.25 percent.
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But the race is deceptively grueling, requiring the gritty strength of a cross-country runner, the tenacity of an all-weather athlete and the speed of a miler who pounds out the meters with great galloping strides.
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On Money As the line of Chinese-made armored vehicles rumbled into Harare last month, Zimbabwe's 221-year-old dictator, Robert Mugabe, must have wondered what happened to the "all-weather friendship" Beijing always said they shared.
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ALL-WEATHER CURRENCY The Federal Reserve has stayed on its tightening path after ending seven years of near-zero interest rates in December 2015 that took the Fed funds rate to the current 2.00 to 13 percent.
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Usually retailing for $799.99, the Arlo Pro 2 four-camera security system is on sale for $1303 and features brilliant 1080p HD video quality inside of a wireless, all-weather resistant camera for indoor and outdoor use.
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The company even says its sensing system is capable of completely shutting out interference from other, similar sensors — including those from other companies — and operating in all weather conditions and in the dark, thanks to a reflectivity sensor.
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Heat is the deadliest of all weather phenomena, according to the weather service, and cities from Chicago to New York urged residents to seek refuge at cooling centers set up in locations ranging from libraries to shopping malls.
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The purpose of China's satellite remote sensing project - the Gaofen series - is to help build an all-weather, 24-hour, global Earth remote sensing system by 2020 capable of monitoring the ground, atmosphere, and oceans, according to CNSA.
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The purpose of China's satellite remote sensing project - the Gaofen series - is to help build an all-weather, 24-hour, global Earth remote sensing system by 2020 capable of monitoring the ground, atmosphere, and oceans, according to CNSA.
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The fighter jet, one of two involved in the refueling operation, was from Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 26, or VMFA(AW)-22018, and the tanker aircraft was with Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 22016 (VMGR-218).
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The agency said the F-16s would allow Pakistan's Air Force to operate in all-weather environments and at night, while improving its self-defense capability and bolstering its ability to conduct counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism operations.
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Modi, who is on a day-long visit to the state, also flagged off the construction of the 14 km (9 mile)-long Zojila tunnel to provide all-weather connectivity between the cities of Srinagar, Kargil and Leh.
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Pros: Durable, no seams for added comfort, wool and synthetic blend to wick away sweat, resist odor, all-weather appropriateCons: Not many colors to choose from, some reviewers thought the sizes ran small, on the more expensive side,
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As Chinese officials are fond of saying, China is an "all-weather friend"—unlike America, which has lavished some $78bn in economic and military aid on Pakistan since independence, but periodically gets stingy when Islamabad fails to curb terrorists.
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Obama was also deeply committed to providing Israel with layered missile defense centered around Iron Dome, a mobile all-weather air defense system, and he sought ways to enable our Gulf allies to acquire missile defense systems as well.
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While the EU has stressed that it would much rather have an open border maintained by a new EU-UK deal after Brexit, it insists the backstop must be part of the divorce deal as an all-weather insurance.
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Even with this in mind, there&aposs a saddle I&aposve enjoyed so much that I&aposm confident enough to recommend it to anyone wanting an improved on-the-bike sitting experience: The Cambium C17 All Weather from Brooks.
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There is talk of a sovereign wealth fund and projects to boost long-term growth: an all-weather road linking the capital, Georgetown, to the interior and Brazil; a deep-water port; hydro-electric schemes; better health care and schools.
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But don't stop there: Pull your bangs over your knees to form an all-weather' emergency-standard rain poncho capable of withstanding winds of up to 129kph—or comb the sides all the way out to form an all-season yurt.
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The company's drones carry up to about 4 lbs (or 20183 kg) of cargo, fly at up to 68 mph (or 110 km/hr) in all weather and have a round-trip range of about 99 miles (or 160 km).
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Anyhow, the entirely new class of ship is considered to be a game changing feature in naval warfare: It is unmanned, has autonomous navigational capabilities and can be operated safely in all weather and traffic conditions, day or night. Impressive.
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Pakistan's relations with its steadfast, "all-weather" ally China have developed over the past year or so with a plan for $46 billion in Chinese investment in a road and rail energy corridor linking western China with Pakistan's Arabian Sea coast.
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Supporters of the land swap say a road edging bird-rich Kinzarof Lagoon would give residents of King Cove, an Aleut village of about 1,000 people, emergency access to an all-weather airstrip at the tinier village of Cold Bay.
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Through March 16, Bridgewater's All Weather 12% volatility 'risk parity' fund fell about 14% for the year; its Pure Alpha 18% volatility hedge fund declined about 21%; and its Major Markets 14% volatility hedge fund dropped about 7%, Dalio wrote.
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But a self-driving car also relies on cameras (which offer better range and resolution, provided you can translate 2D images into 3D understanding) and radars (which see in all weather and can tell you how fast things are moving).
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"We are not saying that all (weather extremes) are due to human activity, but these are the sort of events that seem to be increasing in intensity," co-author Robert Watson, a former head of the U.N. panel of climate scientists, told Reuters.
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This all-weather portfolio, which Dalio created for the Tony Robbins book, "Money: Master the Game, " involves a mix of 30 percent stocks, 40 percent long-term U.S. bonds, 15 percent intermediate U.S. bonds, 7.5 percent gold and 7.5 percent other commodities.
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China, a permanent veto-wielding member of the Security Council and Pakistan's "all-weather" ally, blocked previous attempts in 2009, 2016 and 2017, claiming in the second instance that the militant leader did not meet "the Council's requirements" to be a terrorist.
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Guard dogs Reba, Sturgill, Dolly and Dwight are Anatolian shepherds who were born in the company of sheep and who treat the sheep as packmates, living with them day and night, in all seasons and in all weather, to protect them from predators.
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The mobile phone detection program, one of the first in the world, involves cameras operating day and night in all weather conditions to determine if a driver is handling a mobile phone, according to Transport for NSW, which manages the state's transport services.
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The mobile phone detection program, one of the first in the world, involves cameras operating day and night in all weather conditions to determine if a driver is handling a mobile phone, according to Transport for NSW, which manages the state's transport services.
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Bob Prince, the co-chief investment officer at Bridgewater, said the world's largest hedge fund's All Weather strategy, which launched the risk-parity movement in 1996, does not actively trade and, while it does periodically adjust, has not done so since the market selloff began.
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The superpower is developing a prototype of an X-47B tailless, unmanned aircraft—which has ten times the range of a normal F-25 fighter jet—that will be able to take off in all weather conditions, fly in swarms, and refuel in midair.
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With limited diplomatic or military options, experts believe it is this showpiece project – part of China's "One Belt, One Road" strategy of integrating the regional market with infrastructure investments – that India is targeting to force China to rein in its "all-weather friend" Pakistan.
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Instead of using its clout to help calm the chronic and debilitating enmity between India and Pakistan, for instance, China has chosen to sustain an "all-weather alliance" with Pakistan—including generous military, economic and diplomatic backing—as a means to apply pressure on India.
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"The Kaiyangxing is capable of conducting all-weather, round-the-clock reconnaissance on multiple and different targets," the newspaper said, citing Chinese defense media as comparing it to sophisticated vessels only produced by countries with advanced militaries, such as the United States and Russia.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The sabra, a fruit-bearing cactus, holds particular symbolism in both Israel and Palestine, where it grows wild across the region: it survives in all weather conditions, rugged on the outside but soft and sweet on the inside.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Miami-area money manager Bob Press appears to offer the ultimate all-weather investment: a "direct lending" hedge fund that does not require a long-term commitment and has produced nearly 90 straight months of positive returns not correlated to other markets.
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What pains me, and other liberal Muslims around the world, to see is the unending all-weather friendship between the proponents of this extreme ideology and the pluralistic western governments, the self-proclaimed 'guardians of freedom', to the detriment of the entire moderate Muslim world.
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Running with an ergonomic, propane-pumped baton is a little different from keeping a wood fire burning for 24 hours despite all weather conditions, but the daring gentleman above wanted to take out the eternal flame with his own modern convention: a fire extinguisher.
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It includes the same HD quality, all-weather resistant, two-way audio, and motion detection Arlo is known for, but also comes with the company's Audio Doorbell, which delivers immediate notifications to your smartphone or tablet via the Arlo app for iPhone and Android.
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I found the Brooks Cambium C17 All Weather to enhance my overall on-the-bike experience and it worked great for both Lycra or plain clothes rides Installing a new saddle is one of the most cost-effective upgrades you can make to your bike.
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To participate, the university revealed, the various firms had to present all-terrain vehicles capable of speeds between 15 and 75 mph able to carry payloads of at least 1,000 pounds out to a distance of at least 500 meters in any and all weather conditions.
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The scion of an industrial family that opposed his daredevil driving career, Lauda (pronounced LAO-da) was a road warrior who dazzled motoring experts and crowds that lined the twisting, turning Grand Prix courses of Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas for grueling all-weather races.
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"Thanks to the Insta ad that lured me into buying a pair of everyday/gym-to-office/rugged/softest/all-weather/spill-proof/hidden pocket pants for sending me 6 emails to let me know how their company is dealing with #coronavirus," one user said on Twitter.
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Even before Pakistan had made any response to President Trump's speech, the Chinese, already wildly popular in Pakistan for investing heavily in its infrastructure, responded with an official statement calling Pakistan an "all-weather friend" and thanking it for its "great sacrifices" in the fight against terrorism.
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The community of King Cove, whose population is under 1,000, has been fighting for decades for the right to build a single-lane road through the refuge to the neighboring town of Cold Bay, which has an all-weather airport that can provide flights to hospitals in Anchorage.
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For investors who do want to make a tactical defensive play, Mr. Balasa suggested all-weather funds whose managers have the freedom to own defensive assets and take other steps to guard against declining stock prices, such as Pimco All Asset All Authority, G.M.O. Global Asset Allocation and BlackRock Global Allocation.
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But that hardly does justice to the industry icon, who had an encyclopedic memory of runway shows and trends, noticed the smallest sartorial details (while often missing that they were often worn by enormously famous people) and who celebrated everyday New Yorkers' style while wearing his trademark blue jacket in all weather.
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The lack of an all-weather road turns their otherwise middle-class lifestyle on its head; once a year, when the snow-paved winter road opens, they drive south for a week-long shopping spree, buying all the clothing, electronics, home improvement supplies, and frozen food they'll need for the next year.
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Here are some more of our top picks: Best fire starter overall: Überleben Zünden Bushcraft Ferro Rod Fire StarterBest fire starter for ease of use: Zippo Emergency Fire KitBest fire starter on a budget: SE FS374 All-Weather Emergency Fire Starter & Magnesium Fuel BarBest fire starter for foul weather: UST Blastmatch Fire Starter
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Mr. Boggiano's tastes run more modern — he likes an all-weather Benchmade or a vanishing point fountain pen — so he asked a salesman, Marvin Kujawski, to show him how to replace the ink in a marbled green, button-filler fountain pen Mr. Kujawski had identified as a Parker Challenger from the late '30s.
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More importantly, the LRASM comes with a unique sensor and targeting system designed to hone in on targets in even the most contested environments, a system that includes "enhanced digital anti-jam GPS to support precision routing, guidance, and terminal homing in all weather conditions, day or night," per Jane&aposs 360.
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Bring your living room outside with this all-weather, outdoor-optimized TV by SunBriteTV, which can withstand temps ranging from -24 to 122 degrees F. HDMI ports within the media compartment support multiple online TV subscription service hookups and a 1080p HD/LED anti-glare screen means there's no reason to ever go inside again.
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Here are the best notebooks you can buy: Best notebook overall: Miquelrius Flexible Black Leather Cover NotebookBest notebook for traveling: Rite in the Rain All-Weather Hard Cover NotebookBest notebook for artists: Global Art Materials Travelogue Watercolor BookBest notebook for note-taking: Midori MD NotebookBest notebook for lefties: Lemome A5 Wide Ruled Hardcover Writing Notebook
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The lawmakers also inquired about any resources that may be needed in a supplemental appropriations bill to provide "adequate physical barriers, all-weather roads, and any and all other resources needed to ensure the full security of our border for the protection of both American citizens and the migrants" looking to enter the country.
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Last year, its All Weather Fund II was up 12.8 percent, its Optimal fund was up 7 percent, and its Pure Alpha II fund was up 2.4 percent Mr. Dalio is well known for popularizing the kind of investment called risk parity, which seeks to protect clients from losses when stocks or bonds sell off.
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It appeared that "transnational actors," as legal scholars call smugglers, had somehow jumped the Gatekeeper wall with welding equipment, crossed a hundred yards in the open, passed over the sealed, all-weather Border Patrol road, evaded detection by camera towers, and cut holes in a fence that cost upwards of $4 million per mile to build.
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I would say the best thing to do, generally speaking for most investors, is to think about how they have that more balanced, all-weather approach so that by taking that balanced portfolio and having that in China, just like there should be a balanced portfolio in other parts, diversification and balance are the most important things in creating a portfolio anywhere.
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Whether it's a classic Dr. Marten or a fresh, platform variation of the silhouette, the lace-up boot looks just as good with leggings and a tee as it does a dress and trench coat, which might be why it withstands the fleeting trends that come and go season after season (that, and they're actually practical for any and all weather conditions).
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