Secondly, we have grown government at the rate of inflation.
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They're replaced at the rate of 200,000 to 300,000 a year.
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Its relative G.D.P. would have been more than 221 percent higher had it grown at the rate of America's Coastal states and more than double had it grown at the rate of the Western Heartland states.
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Just look at the rate of gun ownership and gun-related homicides.
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And they're drinking that at the rate of 100 ounces a year.
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In all cases, stipends grow at the rate of health care costs.
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We're buying back shares at the rate of 5 billion a year.
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He could feel the fiesta dribbling by him at the rate of routine.
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This is being issued at the rate of 1 bitcoin gold to bitcoin.
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They are dying at the rate of 362 per day, the department reports.
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Each level was released individually, at the rate of approximately one per month.
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He has won a trophy at the rate of one every 17 games.
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The deal called for the amount to rise annually at the rate of inflation.
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Wearers have pictures flashed before their eyes at the rate of ten a second.
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Let's imagine that I'm a wealthy person, taxed at the rate of 40 percent.
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They already are — at the rate of 700 to 85033 annually in this country.
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Politico found that he issued falsehoods at the rate of one every five minutes.
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It grows at the rate of interest, which we denote with the letter r.
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Scully's salary demand ... "wages at the rate of $100.00 per week" for the 1950 season.
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Volcanic tremors have continued to rock the island at the rate of 1 earthquake per hour.
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It can make mathematical calculations at the rate of 200 quadrillion per second, or 200 petaflops.
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It can do mathematical calculations at the rate of 393 quadrillion per second, or 200 petaflops.
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It is slowly splitting the African continent apart at the rate of several millimeters each year.
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Any cut would be introduced slowly, capped at the rate of 20 basis points a year.
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The bank started its intervention as the dinar traded at the rate of 117.71 to the euro.
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But, as it is, I'm ticking them off at the rate of one or two per month.
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Fed policymakers will look closely at the rate of inflation that sets aside food and energy prices.
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The subsidies are established so that they grow at the rate of overall per enrollee Medicare spending.
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Nerves grow from the recipient into the transplant at the rate of about an inch a month.
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Airlines are listening, reinvesting in the product and service at the rate of $1.4 billion a month.
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Having been frozen at £145.50 since 2010, it will be allowed to rise at the rate of inflation.
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But if your career continues to go up, you're meeting folks at the rate of a DC bartender.
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But our planet moves through space at the rate of 18 miles per second — 18 miles per second!
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Starting in 2025, the cap would be allowed to increase at the rate of inflation in the economy.
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In the months that followed, cases were solved using GEDmatch at the rate of about one a week.
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They have come, millions of them; they are now coming, at the rate of a million a year.
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Yet AWS continues to defy that idea and grow anyway, although not quite at the rate of its competitors.
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At the rate of four trials a year, DuPont would continue to fight PFOA cases until the year 216.5.
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Cadillac said it plans to introduce new models at the rate of roughly one every six months through 2021.
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Here is the argument: The ECB has been buying bonds at the rate of 80 billion euros a month.
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Or limit spending so it grows at the rate of inflation, which would balance the budget in eight years.
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Those caps then grow for a number of years at the rate of the inflation index for medical services.
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The Lebanese pound has been pegged at the rate of 1,507.5 to the dollar for more than two decades.
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Before long, Parabon and Moore were identifying suspected killers and rapists at the rate of about one a week.
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According to Mr Fulop, they can build and bake objects at the rate of 500 cubic inches (8,194cm3) an hour.
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The bank, which a day earlier purchased 15 million euros, intervened as the dinar traded at the rate of 117.9.
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It stores about 22 petabytes right now and is growing at the rate of about one petabyte every three months.
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"Overall, Cadillac will introduce new models at the rate of roughly one every six months through 2021," the company said.
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New drugs have been emerging at the rate of one a week; in 2012-17, 20 new fentanyl analogues appeared.
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Mini-grids are being set up at the rate of just 203 or so a year, from Myanmar to Mozambique.
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I've never asked for a discount, and in fact have chosen to raise the rate at the rate of inflation.
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"There's a lingering problem, which is that battery technology does not progress at the rate of Moore's Law," he says.
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The other approach, taken by a proposal from Goodlatte, would tax online purchases at the rate of the retailer's state.
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Normally, being seven points down with 17 seconds seems impossible, but at the rate of six points in three seconds?!
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A U.S. Geological Survey study says southeast Louisiana is losing wetlands at the rate of a football field an hour.
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One of the simplest ways to measure employment is to look at the rate of job growth during a presidency.
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He, like Trivedi, points out that the study doesn't look at the rate of accidents compared to motorcycle or car accidents.
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Just this week, the restock came and went, with the primer selling at the rate of one jar every three seconds.
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He said the company's revenue could reach $7 billion in 2025 and grow at the rate of inflation after that.2.
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It is intricately patterned on the sentence level yet moves tentatively, at the rate of afternoon sunlight creeping across a floor.
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" The nonprofit says on its page that the system "delivers clean drinking water at the rate of 10 gallons per minute.
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The study doesn't look at the rate of scooter injuries compared to say, rates of injuries from car accidents or bike crashes.
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These days, with the misdirected emails coming at the rate of one a day, he simply deletes or sends them to spam.
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Weight was coming off at the rate of a pound a day, until he was down 23 pounds and no longer overweight.
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It processes orders at the rate of 100,000 orders per second at TGE at an average latency speed of sub-40 microseconds.
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But the fire had been spreading out in more directions than one, and at the rate of 80 football fields per minute.
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"If gas [prices] increased from 1993 to 2019 at the rate of H.P. Acthar, gas today would cost $1,300 a gallon," he said.
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In tandem, if wages do not rise at the rate of house-price growth, then buying a property becomes more and more unaffordable.
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The Himalayas, famously, grow — currently at the rate of about 0.4 inches (1 centimeter) a year — and they were growing back then, too.
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IF ONE wants proof that the past is, indeed, a different country, it is instructive to look at the rate of baby-killing.
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Now, with capital fleeing the country at the rate of a trillion dollars per year, it may well be headed for a bust.
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But aid convoys were only being allowed in at the rate of one per week, with no permission letters coming from the government.
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Burberry, known for its camel, red and black check, has seen sales in China rebound, but not at the rate of some rivals.
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According to Amazon, the e-commerce giant has now received 208,000 applicants, at the rate of more than 18 job applications per minute.
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At the rate of infection currently present in the park, simulations suggest the chimps who live there may not survive another 100 years.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez capped rents in Spain this summer at the rate of inflation, now 203 percent, limiting income for property owners.
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But U.S. District Judge James Boasberg on Friday ruled that State may continue producing documents at the rate of 500 pages per month.
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It's coming down in sheets from a machine overhead that's been programmed to dump water droplets at the rate of 3.25 inches an hour.
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It has also committed to cap public spending growth at the rate of inflation, and not to issue debt to pay for current expenditure.
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Novatek is the main owner of Russia's largest LNG project, Yamal LNG, with produces gas at the rate of 16.5 million tonnes per year.
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In his most productive period, Mr. Simon wrote plays at the rate of almost one a year and produced almost 30 over his career.
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The majority of those were between '68 and '299, a five-year stretch, and sometimes they happened at the rate of one per week.
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"If gas [prices] increased from 1993 to 2019 at the rate of H.P. Acthar, gas today would cost $1,300 a gallon," he told CNN previously.
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The business case for investing in diverse leaders is clear, yet diverse entrepreneurs still struggle to raise money at the rate of white male founders.
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Just because you have a much larger number of evangelicals doesn't mean you have Episcopalians in Congress at the rate of a mere one percent.
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"We do know that the Moon is now moving away from the Earth at the rate of nearly four centimeters each year," Vondrak told me.
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The company hopes to have additional add-ons at the rate of about one per quarter, but even larger companies have struggled with this approach.
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Jonathan Losos, an evolutionary biologist at Washington University in St. Louis, said he was impressed at the rate of change that the study picked up.
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"We're driving now at the rate of 25,000 miles every day on public roads," CEO John Krafcik said Friday while addressing the National Governors Association.
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When I asked for a room for a family of three, albeit off-season, the hotel proposed a suite at the rate of a standard double.
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In another state-specific analysis, Baylor's Peter Hotez looked at the rate of nonmedical exemptions over the past 231 years in his home state of Texas.
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After the rate decision, the dinar the dinar traded at the rate of 119.60 to euro, 0.2 percent down from the previous close, Reuters data showed.
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The Federal Reserve's statutory mandate, noted on its website, is for "inflation at the rate of 2 percent", using the personal consumption expenditures index (or PCE).
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For now, it is seeing most of its traction in China, but revenue is increasing at the rate of nearly double for every quarter this year.
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Had Mr. Trump's revenues grown at the rate of other Atlantic City casinos, his company could have made its interest payments and possibly registered a profit.
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But letter volume decreased by 2202 percent from 2628 to 28500, and cross-border e-commerce is growing at the rate of 6900 percent per year.
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The study looked at the rate of concussions over three seasons before the rule change (2013 to 2015) and two seasons after it (2016 to 2017).
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For the past year, Ms. Solin-Valdina has organized and curated Ms. Fisher's outfits at the rate of $350 per hour (with a 20-hour minimum).
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"We were out with folks who had been on a glacier that was retreating at the rate of 10 to 15 feet a week," he says.
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But the bulk of the pay gap — 73 percent, they found — is from women not getting raises and promotions at the rate of men within companies.
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But work at New York University shows that by 2035, 6G will usher in the ability to send wireless signals at the rate of human computation.
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These rates varied depending on age, with adults 65 and older hospitalized at the rate of nearly 323 per 210,2196 people in that same age group.
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He has envisioned and completed far-reaching social projects, such as building 100 million toilets in five years, at the rate of about 40 per minute.
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He has envisioned and completed far-reaching social projects, such as building 100 million toilets in five years, at the rate of about 40 per minute.
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As for state-level analyses, Baylor's Peter Hotez looked at the rate of nonmedical exemptions over the past 13 years in his home state of Texas.
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Now he is jamming through right-wing judges at the rate of several a week, on a simple majority vote, with debate limited to two hours.
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It disassembles iPhones at the rate of one handset every 11 seconds—less time than it takes you to fish your phone out of an overcrowded bag.
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Under the current text of Graham-Cassidy, per capita allotments for childless, able-bodied adults would grow at the rate of CPI-Medical between 2020 and 85033.
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The pro-Clinton group Correct the Record peppered reporters' inboxes with emails at the rate of about one every four minutes during the time Trump was speaking.
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As for state-level analyses, Baylor researcher Peter Hotez looked at the rate of nonmedical exemptions over the past 13 years in his home state of Texas.
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But they continue to send letters to the editor, at the rate of several hundred to 1,000 a day, and more when the news is particularly heavy.
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Some barrages were striking at the rate of a shell every second, residents reported via text message, transmitting what appeared to be audio recordings of the blasts.
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Colonists, sickened by yellow fever and strains of malaria for which their bodies were not prepared, began to die at the rate of a dozen a day.
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Water was flowing at the rate of 100,1003 cubic feet per second over the main spillway, which has a hole of its own but is not worsening.
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Responding to media reports, Brazil's economy ministry said it had no plans to alter its spending ceiling rules, which cap public spending growth at the rate of inflation.
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They looked at the rate of mutation in both groups, which are used as a sort of molecular clock to determine when their genetic lineages first split off.
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Even if no new cases are given to the immigration court, at the rate of 85033,552 completions a year, it would take four years to clear the backlog.
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Net capital gains are currently taxed at the rate of up to 23.8 percent (20 percent maximum capital gains tax plus the 3.8 percent net investment income tax).
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The bank, which so far this year sold a total of 105 million euros, stepped in as the dinar traded at the rate of 124 to the euro.
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In 2011, two American microbiologists looked at the rate of retractions among journals and found a strong correlation between the journal impact factor and the rate of retractions.
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Alcohol The liver can metabolize alcohol at the rate of about one ounce (or one drink) per hour, but lots of us slam back booze faster than that.
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This is all excellent news for municipalities and states that benefit from increased tax revenues and for savvy marketers who now sell marijuana at the rate of alcohol.
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If they want to repatriate the cash back to the United States, they must pay taxes at the rate of 35 percent, minus whatever they already paid abroad.
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My mother, who grew up on a peanut farm in Lower Alabama, believed that the growing season expands northward at the rate of a hundred miles per week.
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After the first articles in Rappler's series appeared, thousands of anti-Ressa messages spread across Facebook and Twitter — at the rate of 21986 an hour, by her count.
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ONGC's output - most of it from fields that have been operating for more than 30 years - is declining at the rate of 7 to 8 percent a year.
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Even when casualties have ratcheted up to thousands over time, they have almost never been taken at the rate of more than a handful in a single day.
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The couple split the cost of each purchase, acquiring works at the rate of about one per month, each a considered decision and a valiant leap of faith.
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Google, earlier last year announced that its prices would continue to fall at the rate of Moore's Law, signaling there's no end in sight for how low they'll go.
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With the development of its first product nearing completion, Energous aims to sign up more partners "at the rate of one per month," Chief Executive Stephen Rizzone told Reuters.
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By law, Congress in 2006 capped the average price increase for each captive class of mail at the rate of inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
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Pentagon - Latinos shut out of top advancement: The Hill: Hispanics have failed to reach top general and admiral posts in the military at the rate of other minorities. Why?
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But a federal judge found that he had feigned his retirement in order to collect a pension at the rate of $21973,21983 a year while still running the company.
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Grassley's bill would make changes to Medicare by adding an out-of-pocket maximum for beneficiaries and capping drug-price increases at the rate of inflation, among other measures.
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In the Senate, Republican Chuck Grassley and Democrat Ron Wyden are working on a bill that would cap drug pricing increases at the rate of inflation, among other measures.
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The bill would make changes to Medicare by adding an out-of-pocket maximum for beneficiaries and capping drug price increases at the rate of inflation, among other measures.
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At the end of the last ice age, during an event known as meltwater pulse 1A, sea levels rose at the rate of more than a foot a decade.
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But the media coverage died down after a while, and Allen continued to make movies at the rate of about one per year and be celebrated by the industry.
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It's a pretty profound thing that looks at the rate of violence over history, and Pinker tries to look into it: Why have we been able to achieve that?
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The finance minister said Zambia would introduce import duty on copper concentrates at the rate of 7.5 percent starting in January next year, but would not change existing mining taxes.
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By late Friday, a parliamentary petition had been launched – and was gathering signatures at the rate of roughly 1,000 names per minute, reported the Independent – to hold a second vote.
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These documents are obtained at the rate of Usama bin Laden at the time the Obama administration officials said it was a treasure trove, a college library full of information.
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The bank began selling euros with the dinar trading at the rate of around 123 to the euro or 0.14 percent weaker than its median exchange rate set for Monday.
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The bank, which a day earlier purchased 60 million euros, started buying the common currency as the dinar traded at the rate of 118, slightly stronger than a day before.
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At the rate of imports for the first five days of December, this may just be possible, as it suggests about 22 million tonnes for the month as a whole.
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Trump's campaign recently signed a contract with Excelsior Strategies, which is based in Virginia, to rent its list at the rate of $6900 per 2628,28503 addresses, according to the Times.
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Previously, the income was taxed at the rate of the children's parents, but under the GOP tax law, the income is taxed at the same rate as trusts and estates.
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Today, that pestilence is racing toward Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo at the rate of more than a mile a day, turning Brazil's coastal megacities into mega-ticking-timebombs.
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The fighters arrived in a steady trickle, returning alone or in pairs at the rate of one every two to three months throughout 2014 and the first part of 2015.
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Beginning on Friday, the sponsors will be contacted individually, at the rate of 2,500 per day, and asked to transfer their sponsorships from Indian children to children from other countries.
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Since the crisis of 19903, the United States economy has been recovering at the rate of around 21990 percent, roughly half the rate seen for much of the past century.
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For infringing antitrust conduct, the Commission decided to impose a fine at the rate of 5 percent of the average total revenue generated by the company from its Indian operations.
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The Bouqs Co. flower subscription, from $36 per shipmentSend beautiful bouquets on a regular basis at the rate of your choosing — weekly, every two weeks, monthly, or every two months.
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EIN BOKEK, Israel (Reuters) - The Dead Sea is shrinking at the rate of about a meter a year, leaving behind deserted beaches and sinkholes in a slow-motion environmental disaster.
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Those oldest boomers, born at the start of 270, turned 20½ in mid-summer and will be followed at the rate of 153,215 people per day for the next 270 years.
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The factory, near Seattle, pump them out at the rate of 42 per month, and Boeing claims the 1.1-million-square-foot facility is most efficient airplane factory in the world.
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It has seemed apparent in the last few months that the rate of job creation is slowing — that employers are not adding to their payrolls at the rate of recent years.
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Taxing savings at the rate of withdrawal encourages people to save, something that U.S. citizens were not very good at doing before Congress enacted 401(k) plans in 1978, he said.
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It is on what archaeologists call a tell — a mound built up from the dirt and debris of successive human settlements, typically at the rate of a meter every 200 years.
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When the ice core was set to melt at the rate of two inches per minute, Dr. McConnell's team found they could take 12 measurements per year throughout the Roman era.
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In the first six weeks after the election, the police shot dead suspected drug-traffickers at the rate of nine a week, over four times the rate in the preceding four months.
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As America closes coal plants, and the Environmental Protection Agency runs wild with regulatory blockades, China and India are opening coal plants at the rate of five to every one we close.
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Bitcoin is booming, digital currency hedge funds are sprouting at the rate of two a week and the value of all cryptocurrencies has surged tenfold this year to more than $20053 billion.
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Rachel Ziemba, an analyst at Roubini Global Economics in New York, estimates that Saudi Arabia is burning up its financial reserves at the rate of $10 billion to $15 billion per month.
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At one point the California Air Resources Board estimated gas was escaping at the rate of 58 tonnes per hour, accounting for roughly one-fourth of all methane emissions throughout the state.
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It takes 6,000 work hours to build just one coach from scratch, but a team of welders, electricians, painters and engineers is pumping them out at the rate of four per month.
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The 9,000-square-foot lab will be at the same Austin facility as "Daisy," an Apple-built robot that can now tear apart iPhones at the rate of 1.2 million per year.
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Each ribosome might crank out protein at the rate of about 3.53 amino acids (the constituent units of all proteins) per second, altogether producing a sizzle of constructive activity within the cell.
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"There were always 12 hats in service, each of them having a life of three years; they were renewed at the rate of four a year," the auction house explains in a statement.
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Instamacro is US-based, but a Delhi company called Social King, started by Shubham Shubh Gupta, offers the same service at the rate of 0003 followers for Rs250, and 20,000 followers for Rs17,500.
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THE A350 is a twin-engined airliner that is the top of the range of Airbus's offerings, rolling out of the company's factory in Toulouse, France, at the rate of ten a month.
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The video alternates between two narratives — primarily news footage about the calamitous events in Kiev as well as photographs taken of the LGBTQ club scene — at the rate of five images per second.
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Companies like Uber have tapped venture capitalists, strategic partners and large institutional investors at the rate of about once every six months to amass enough money to keep introducing operations in new cities.
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Before the tax law, the children's income was taxed at the rate of the children's parents, but under the 2017 law, the income is taxed at the same rate as trusts and estates.
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With every breath you take, with every move you make, you are sending bacteria into the air at the rate of about 37 million per hour — your invisible aura, your personal microbial cloud.
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The tax reform framework being discussed by GOP leaders would tax pass-through business income at the rate of 33 percent, still slightly higher than a corporate tax rate reduction to 20 percent.
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One such example we had uncovered was that millennials were less liberal than thought and that females were not participating at the rate of males — both findings remained constant throughout the three waves.
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They are marching to say this: that the war has turned into a monster with a life of its own, feeding on the poor at the rate of more than 50 a day.
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But by any measure, Los Angeles has relied on incarceration far more heavily than almost any other jurisdiction in California, sending people to prison at the rate of about 608 per 100,000 residents.
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A new tax rate of 25 percent would also be created for so-called pass-through businesses, such as partnerships and sole proprietorships, which are currently taxed at the rate of their owners.
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Tolkien had been through a place darker than Mordor by the end of World War I: "Junior officers were being killed off" at the rate of "a dozen a minute," he once wrote.
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In the US, where binge drinking is a prevalent behavior, a NIAA study found a convergence in male and female drinking behaviors doesn't mean females are binge drinking at the rate of males.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin is booming, digital currency hedge funds are sprouting at the rate of two a week and the value of all cryptocurrencies has surged tenfold this year to more than $21990 billion.
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Seduced by cheaper, more flexible internet offerings, Americans have begun dropping pay TV at the rate of more than 1m households a year (live sports is one of the last pillars supporting the system).
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Due to higher air and sea temperatures, land-based ice in Alaska is being lost at the rate of about 14,000 tonnes per second, William Colgan, a co-author of the study, tells Axios.
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"The financing of this project will be finalised within nine months at the rate of 95 percent ... by South Korean banks," said Asghar Arefi, the Iranian official who signed the accord, according to SHANA.
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At the rate of 20 to 50 total Mars trips, it will take anywhere from 40 to 100 years to achieve a fully self-sustaining civilization with one million people on Mars, says Musk.
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Iowa State University professor and self-professed "wine connoisseur" Daniel Attinger has developed what he calls a "micro winery" which can continuously ferment and produce wine at the rate of one milliliter per hour.
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If the economy keeps churning out jobs at the rate of about 200,000 a month — which Zandi expects — unemployment will plunge from the 4.1% reported in January, and below 3% next year, he said.
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However, they erected guardrails to prevent the new rate from becoming a loophole that wealthy individuals can exploit by converting themselves into entities and flowing their income through at the rate of 25 percent.
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CORPORATE TAX REBATES — To grant corporate income tax rebates for 6003, at the rate of 2600% of tax payable, capped at S$21,21.3910 per company GENERAL SALES TAX — Keeps general sales tax at 7%.
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Among other things, the article detailed our client's allegations that Mr. Brown hired her to come to his home in Pittsburgh to paint a mural of himself at the rate of $1,000 per day.
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In the 1950s, American obstetrician Emanuel Friedman studied the progression of labor and laid down a guideline that a woman's cervix should dilate at the rate of 1 cm per hour in the initial stage.
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Once you've reached what is called full retirement age, you have the right to suspend your benefits and enjoy delayed retirement credits that will increase your benefit at the rate of 8 percent a year.
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The administration's oil fee looks very much like an increase in fuel tax, currently levied at the rate of 18.4 cents per gallon on motor gasoline and 24.4 cents per gallon on diesel (tmsnrt.rs/1TIzcAP).
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Committee Republicans clashed over controversial provisions such as a measure to cap price increases in Medicare Parts B and D at the rate of inflation, and nine voted against the measure during a July markup.
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U.S. Air Force Colonel Michael Valle, helping with the relief effort, said supplies have been flowing into the island at the rate of one airplane load per hour since Friday, but distribution remained a problem.
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That is because companies which shifted profits linked to U.S. sales, research or production previously had to pay U.S. taxes on the money at the rate of 35 percent when they brought those profits home.
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Instead, a Ford spokesperson confirmed that the full run of 1,000 would be built ─ and that it can now do it at the rate of one per day ─ but wouldn't confirm how long that will take.
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They were still denominated in cryptocurrencies, so the foundation began to sell them off for regular fiat—hard currency was needed for rent and salaries—at the rate of approximately half a million dollars a day.
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Battery tech is continually advancing, but not at the rate of our desire for faster charging and longer battery life — and it's up to the manufacturers to remember this, and protect us from what we want.
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If the network doesn't materialize and the tokens don't become publicly tradable by June 30, 2020, token holders will be able to convert them to common stock at the rate of four tokens to one share.
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In a New York Times article from July 24, 1949, a Rio Grande Valley Chamber of Commerce member said Mexicans were drowning in the Rio Grande at the rate of at least one person a day.
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" Australia's ABC quoted an expert at the Queensland's Government's Threatened Species Unit saying that "albino hatchlings are extremely rare; it probably occurs at the rate of one in many hundreds of thousands of eggs that are laid.
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And all the while, canals dug by the oil industry are causing coastal wetlands — the crucial buffer against hurricane storm surges — to fall into the Gulf of Mexico at the rate of a football field every hour.
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Belin's device, which involved 20 "silver facets" mounted on a steel disk and turning at the rate of 4,000 revolutions a minute, was definitely something, but certainly not "television" as the word would come to be understood.
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Or will he continue to dismantle the company, turning GE into a typical industrial company that grows at the rate of the economy and delivers a high proportion of its free cash flow to short-term investors?
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America is the largest single destination for UK outward investment and the single largest investor in the UK. And your companies are investing or expanding in the UK at the rate of more than ten projects a week.
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The factory, in Angers, typically makes around 170 million masks a year, but in the last week orders arrived for a staggering half a billion, flooding the sales department's inboxes at the rate of one every two minutes.
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The report looked at the rate of uninsured Texans as of September 2766 — the month before private Obamacare health plans became available for sale on government-run exchanges — and compared it with the rate of this past March.
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"When we look at the rate of hospitalizations and deaths, the pattern is still holding true that it's killing mostly those who are 'high risk,' such as the elderly, immunosuppressed, and people with chronic health conditions," Fauci says.
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Screenshot: Sam Rutherford (Google)At launch, Stadia's first free game for Pro users will be Destiny 2, with Google saying that the pool of free games will grow overtime at the rate of about one game per month.
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America's teens are no longer working at the rate of their parents, as the recession-driven collapse in the teen workforce has collided with new priorities for our nation's youth, according to a new Pew Research Center report.
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Goodlatte and groups like NetChoice support taxing purchases at the rate of the retailer's state because doing so would prevent businesses from having to file taxes and face audits in every state where their customers reside, DelBianco said.
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General Motors Co said it will partner with Washington-based Ventec Life Systems to make ventilators at GM's Kokomo, Indiana, electrical components plant as soon as April, at the rate of 10,000 a month, up to 200,000 units.
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General Motors Co said it will partner with Washington-based Ventec Life Systems to make ventilators at GM's Kokomo, Indiana, electrical components plant as soon as April, at the rate of 10,000 a month, up to 200,000 units.
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They then looked at the rate of injuries that occurred during the same dates of the annual conference held by the National Rifle Association, and compared them to those recorded in the three weeks before and after the convention.
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Col Limpus, the Queensland government's chief scientist in the threatened species unit, told ABC News the instance of albino hatchlings "occurs at the rate of one in many hundreds of thousands of eggs," making this turtle very rare indeed.
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Among 26 new recommendations, it rejected a traditional benchmark in labor wards worldwide for the dilation of a woman's cervix at the rate of 1 centimeter per hour, saying it was "unrealistic" and often led to excessive caesarean sections.
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Of those, 10m are government employees and managers at state-owned firms, where jobs have been disappearing at the rate of about 100,000 a year since 2000, in part as those state-owned enterprises lose ground to private rivals.
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Image: Brain Center Rudolf Magnus, University Medical Center UtrechtResearchers in the Netherlands have successfully tested a brain implant that allows a patient with late-stage Lou Gehrig's disease to spell messages at the rate of two letters per minute.
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The bank which a day earlier bought 45 million euros, stepped in as the dinar bolstered by demand ahead of monthly and quarterly payments of the value added tax, traded at the rate of around 120 to the euro.
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That's how many members of Congress signed a June 2718 letter to the U.S. Attorney General, urging an investigation into "possible irregularities" that are impacting "the American consumer at the rate of hundreds of millions of dollars every year".
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Mr Singer describes how thousands of such sexually disabled male turkeys are masturbated by workers and the females artificially inseminated using the tube of an air compressor (at the rate of one every 12 seconds at one turkey farm).
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He circulated a discussion draft that would tax purchases at the rate of the retailer's state, rather than the customer's state, but groups have been critical of it because they believe it may amount to a sales tax increase.
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Rich in minerals and free of sulfur's rotten-egg smell, the springs' water cascades and trickles down mossy rocks at the rate of approximately 200,000 gallons per day into two tiered pools ranging from 95 to 210 degrees Fahrenheit.
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And film and TV creators have adopted a similar mindset — a yearning for verisimilitude that extends all the way to shelling out to have new languages written, even as natural languages are disappearing at the rate of one every two weeks.
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It's as thin as a stack of five credit cards, so it'll fit in most wallets and its built-in Lightning connector lets you plug in your iOS devices and replenish your battery at the rate of 1 percent per minute.
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Boeing also began building its 787 Dreamliner at the rate of 12 a month and plans to deliver planes at that rate by midyear, Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg said on a conference call after the company posted first-quarter results.
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Cash Money would contend that Wayne's failure to fulfill his contractual obligation to deliver 21 albums during the contract period (2008-2015), at the rate of no more than three albums per year, meant that Wayne was still under contract.
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As veterans' conditions worsen from 0 percent to 100 percent over time, I encourage the Department of Education in cooperation with the Department of Veterans Affairs to discharge student loans at the rate of a current disability for all veterans.
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Germany still had more than fifteen million inhabitants born between 1930 and 1945 (they're now dying at the rate of a third of a million a year), but Bode had trouble finding any who would talk about the trauma they'd experienced.
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Batteries haven't been getting better at the rate of microprocessors, but we have seen incremental improvements in capacity and cost over the decade, and those improvements will give us lots of more-efficient and safer ways to move around cities.
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Bacteria attacks the skin and the tissue beneath it (fascia, which surrounds muscles, nerves, fat and blood vessels), often spreading quickly – sometimes at the rate of an inch an hour – and leading to toxic shock syndrome, which causes the organs to shut down.
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The world's lowest and one of the saltiest bodies of water is in danger of becoming extinct as its level drops at the rate of approximately one meter (3.3 feet) per year, according to Gidon Bromberg, Israeli director of EcoPeace Middle East.
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The actress-singer, 49, squared off in court with estranged husband Michael Lockwood on Wednesday, where a judge ordered Presley to pay $50,000 of Lockwood's attorney fees at the rate of $10,000 per month, a source familiar with the situation tells PEOPLE.
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Bacteria attacks the skin and the tissue beneath it (fascia, which surrounds muscles, nerves, fat and blood vessels), often spreading quickly — sometimes at the rate of an inch an hour — and leads to toxic shock syndrome, which causes the organs to shut down.
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The report emphasized that larger, spined creatures have been impacted, at the rate of well over 100 species per century since the 1500s: "At least 680 vertebrate species have been driven to extinction by human actions since the 16th century," the report reads.
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Then, when women go on to college, they do not select STEM majors at the rate of men: 44 percent of men elect a STEM major compared to 24 percent of women, and only 19.3 percent of engineering degrees are awarded to women.
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When the Trump tapes inspired author Kelly Oxford to tweet about her first sexual assault and encourage other women to do the same, she was inundated with responses at the rate of at least one per second for at least the next day.
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When I reached the final sentence — "At the rate of a few hundred yards or even a mile or so each year, the perimeter of the pines contracts" — I turned immediately back to that long opening passage, the encyclopedic panorama of trees.
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Daphne Merkin Last January, when the #MeToo movement was at its most fast and furious, and it seemed like powerful men were falling at the rate of one every few days, I wrote about my concerns as to where all this was headed.
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As of 2022, the free consignment allowances will begin declining at the rate of the economy-wide allowance budget, until eventually gas utilities are buying allowances at auction for all but their low-income customers (who will hopefully have mostly electrified by then).
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When Trump's "pussy" tape inspired author Kelly Oxford to tweet about her first sexual assault, and encourage other women to do the same, she was inundated with responses at the rate of at least one per second for at least the next day.
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I was voracious, plowing through cereal boxes and every book in the house, including my parents' and older brothers' reading, and checking out seven books a week from the library, going through children's novels at the rate of one a day for years.
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The technological wonder had a grand closing, as a crowd of reporters looked skyward on a sunny day as the translucent fabric, moving at the rate of 25 feet per minute, covered the world's largest tennis stadium in 5 minutes and 12 seconds.
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For Republicans the global budget was to set a federal Medicaid baseline budget and then ultimately, in the Senate bill, increase it only at the rate of the consumer price index thereby reining in costs over a long-term glide path to sustainability.
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The border city is already overwhelmed with Mexicans deported from the United States, who arrive at the rate of 120 people each day, as well as with migrants from Central America and other countries who have come seeking entry into the United States.
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Victims of the Las Vegas shooting, in which 58 people died and more than 500 were injured, have sued a company that manufactures bump fire stocks, a mechanism that allows semiautomatic weapons to fire at the rate of an automatic weapon, over allegations of negligence.
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Led by German and Dutch central bank chiefs, dissenters on the ECB's Governing Council fear a reliance on negative interest rates and the re-launch of stimulus at the rate of 20 billion euros ($13 billion) a month are storing up problems for later.
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Besson has talked at length about how the comics that served as his source material were among his only avenues of entertainment in childhood, and how he became addicted to them, even though they were only released at the rate of two pages a week.
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Once the loan is paid off, there are no further payments, until a customer invests in a bigger system with more appliances, such as a flat-screen TV. M-KOPA says it is introducing new customers to electricity at the rate of 500 a day.
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One worker named Agapito González gained notoriety among factory owners and folk hero status among workers when he fought and won a 43 percent salary increase in Matamoros factories, as well as the 40-hour workweek compensated at the rate of 53 hours of work.
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State-run Coal India is opening mines at the rate of one a month and expanding existing ones, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi fast-tracks environmental clearances to double output this decade and meet election promises to provide power to a population of 16.583 billion.
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Abramson, for instance, sided with BuzzFeed News about the Steele dossier, just as she approves of the use of the word "lie" to refer to Trump's lies, which, by the Post's reckoning, came at the rate of more than a dozen a day in 2018.
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The federal government began collecting taxes on gasoline sales at the rate of 210 cent per gallon in 210, increased to 2 cents in 1951, 4 cents in 1959, 9 cents in 1983, 103 cents in 1990 and 18.4 cents in 1993 (tmsnrt.rs/1TIzcAP).
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Oil veterans point out that even if global oil consumption were to peak, the world would still need to replace existing wells, which deplete every year at the rate of up to 5m b/d—roughly the amount added by America's shale revolution in four years.
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"We must not allow the intense focus on teen use — warranted though it is — to divert almost all attention from the benefits of vaping for adult smokers who are dying at the rate of 480,000 per year from a terrible habit," Satel said in her written statement.
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Camps have been opening at the rate of nearly one a day, including at Greece's dilapidated former Olympic Stadium and in mothballed military bases, to house more than 25,000 people who cannot move forward because of the new border restrictions and because they cannot or will not turn back.
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To take a closer look at the rate of injuries around the nation involving electric scooters, Breyer and colleagues turned to the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS), which provides estimates of the number of injured people turning up at U.S. emergency rooms based on a sample of hospitals.
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A little over a month after one of the worst mass murders in American history, in a country where mass shootings come at the rate of roughly one per day, the arrival of Marvel Comics' favorite gun-wielding, spree-killing angry white man on Netflix is awkward, to say the least.
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But the company hopes it'll have that vibe of a unified hotel chain experience in addition to being able to scale it up at the rate of a startup and be able to show investors that its ability to rapidly create new properties is what will make it be successful.
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Contemplate the bloodbath Robert Bowers is charged with creating in Pittsburgh and the walkers in Mexico and one readily recognizes that hatred is more frightening than a column of poor people making its way toward the United States from Central America at the rate of a few miles per day.
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That monthly statistic, which dipped precipitously in the first six months of the Trump administration to about a third of its average value over the past five years, has surged back to near equality with border apprehensions over the last several years at the rate of roughly 40,85033 per month.
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In the Senate, Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and ranking Democrat Ron Wyden, of Oregon, have introduced their own bipartisan drug price bill that would make changes to Medicare by adding an out-of-pocket maximum for beneficiaries and capping drug price increases at the rate of inflation, among other measures.
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Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah), would tax online purchases at the rate of the customer's state.
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Starting from the current fiscal year, any domestic company has the "option to pay income tax at the rate of 210%" as long they do not seek any special tax incentives, the minister said in the western city of Panaji where officials are also considering lowering sales tax on 26.84-26.57 products.
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Having ravaged much of the East Coast and infecting an isolated, outlier region near Seattle, white-nose syndrome is heading deep into the West at the rate of about a state per year, and has appeared on the eastern edge of the region, killing bats in South Dakota, Oklahoma and eastern Wyoming.
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Methane, the prime component of natural gas and a far more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide, was seeping out of the site at the rate of 58 metric tons per hour in November, accounting for one-fourth of all methane emissions statewide, the California Air Resources Board reported at the height of the leak.
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"If you go back 100 years from right now and look at the rate of change and what has happened and you extrapolate into the future, you cannot predict the kinds of innovation and inventions and quantum leaps in our ability to cure disease or manage or prevent it," co-president of the Biohub, Joe DeRisi says.
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Ron Johnson said that under President Donald Trump, "leaks are flowing at the rate of one a day," and his committee found at least 125 news stories "with leaked information potentially damaging to national security," mainly, but not exclusively, related to Russian meddling in the US election, according to articles reviewed by Johnson's staff between January and May.
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Mr Whittingdale's recommendations include a new 11-year charter and the appointment of a new board; that the annual licence fee (which finances the BBC and is paid by all households that watch live broadcasts) rise at the rate of inflation, after years of being frozen; a greater push for transparency and more focus on programmes for ethnic minorities.
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If you're a chemical engineering major at Purdue, you enjoy better terms than if you study English: Under its I.S.A. schedule, chemical engineers are expected to repay $33,000 at the rate of about 8.5 percent of their income for seven years and four months, while for English majors it's almost 15 percent for nine years and eight months.
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The nation's top border enforcement officer painted a picture of processing centers filled to capacity, border agents struggling to meet medical needs and thousands of exhausted members of migrant families crammed into a detention system that was not built to house them — all while newcomers continue to arrive, sometimes by the busload, at the rate of 2,200 a day.
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If, as it seems right now, there was a link between the sheer scale of the Las Vegas killer's spree and his apparent use of a "bump stock" that lets a semiautomatic weapon fire at the rate of a machine gun, then gun-control advocates could make a more-direct-than-usual case for making such stocks illegal in response.
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The therapy is approved only in the US."We would expect in the US to be largely at the rate of 100 patients a quarter until we have approval in Europe to have the next inflection point," Narasimhan said on the company&aposs earnings call, adding that he expects the international market to be larger than the US&aposs for Zolgensma.
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And we're talking about a thousand jobs in a huge economy; at the rate of one Carrier-size deal a week, it would take Mr. Trump 30 years to save as many jobs as President Obama did with the auto bailout; it would take him a century to make up for the overall loss of manufacturing jobs just since 2000.
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They're out of power in both chambers of Congress and the White House, and are struggling to get even a resolution for DACA recipients — something many Republicans agree is an urgent issue — onto the legislative agenda before DACA protections start to expire at the rate of thousands a day (as opposed to the current rate of several hundred expirations a day).
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Read more: A woman who studied 600 millionaires discovered where you choose to live has 2 effects on your ability to build wealthHistorically, housing tends to appreciate at the rate of inflation, but for the purposes of this example let's give housing a big boost and say that it increases at the same rate as the stock market, an average annual rate of 6%.
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FISCHER: WELL, THAT IS ALWAYS THE CASE AND YOU HAVE TO MAKE YOUR JUDGMENT AND THEY'VE BEEN RIGHT SO FAR FOR QUITE A WHILE AND OF COURSE BUSINESSMEN ALWAYS WANT LOWER INTEREST RATES WHEN THEY START GOING UP AND THE FED HAS TO MAKE A JUDGMENT AS TO WHAT IS NEEDED AND THEY ARE UNDOUBTEDLY LOOKING AT THE RATE OF GROWTH WHICH IS VERY HIGH BY HISTORICAL STANDARDS AND WORRYING ABOUT INFLATION.
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But House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.), whose committee has jurisdiction over the issue, circulated a discussion draft last year that would tax online purchases at the rate of the retailer's state rather than the rate of the customer's state.
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In fact, just days after the meeting where 2628 countries adopted theNew York Declaration, aimed at improving the lives of the 28503 million people forcibly displaced due to political crises and wars, the Obama Administration's own Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced thatit will expedite the deportation of nearly 22019,000 Haitian migrants, including asylum seekers,that sought entry into the country through the U.S.-Mexico border over the summer, arriving now at the rate of over 100 per day.
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That's the plan, anyway..... Speaking last month at the CeBIT computer expo Hannover, Germany, [founder Marc Raibert] said Boston Dynamics is already testing SpotMini with potential clients in four categories: construction, delivery, security, and home assistance.... "We've built ten by hand, we're building 100 with manufacturers at the end of this year, and at the end of 2019, we're going to begin production at the rate of about 1,000 a year," he said of SpotMini, a prototype of which sat the stage at his feet.
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