The board will be made up of a dozen people.
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Judges would be made up of former Appellate Body members.
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The 30 percent can be made up of hardware and software.
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But about a third or more can be made up of muscle.
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The audience will be made up of 20203 people who obtained tickets.
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The commission will be made up of various Republican and Democratic representatives.
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The writing staff at The Simpsons must be made up of psychics.
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A large proportion of investors will be made up of corporates, too.
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Each team will be made up of eight competitors and one coach.
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It should be made up of former members of Congress, éminence grises.
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I like for it to be made up of all vegetables and grains.
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These may be made up of school acquaintances, work colleagues or fellow worshippers.
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The task force will be made up of White House and administration staff.
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The combined board also will be made up of investors from both sides.
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That network will be made up of roughly 700 satellites when initially completed.
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Increasingly, that customer base will be made up of millennials buying their first homes.
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That's because a new study says we might all be made up of stardust.
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It's much less obvious to me who his bench would be made up of.
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But as Maia learns, family need not be made up of one's actual relations.
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The task force — to be made up of regional African militaries — has yet to mobilize.
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The farm will be made up of 10 four megawatt wind turbines supplied by Siemens.
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Yes, a little over half the jar is said to be made up of sugar.
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This entity will likely be made up of community members and Bunz staff, he added.
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The remainder will be made up of those switching from night buses, taxis and minicabs.
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At least 3.5 percent must be made up of high-quality common equity tier 1 (CET1).
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The world of tomorrow isn't going to be made up of only shiny metal and glass.
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The Hornsea One site will be made up of 174, 7-megawatt turbines from Siemens Gamesa.
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The proposed Constituent Assembly would be made up of 545 members, all nominated by Maduro's administration.
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"The alt-right will now be made up of losers with nothing to lose," he wrote.
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The conference would mostly likely be made up of a three-member team from each chamber.
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The committee, which will be made up of Republicans and Democrats, will hold one public meeting.
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Movie World will be made up of seven different "zones," each devoted to a different Lionsgate film.
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The park will be made up of seven zones, each devoted to a different Lionsgate-produced film.
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Specifically, the field will be made up of race-modified Tesla P100Ds that have nearly 800 horsepower.
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This exoplanet is twice the size of earth and may be made up of one-third diamonds.
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The facility will be Missouri's biggest and will be made up of 175 American-made wind turbines.
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The temporary shelter in Tornillo, Texas, will be made up of "soft-sided structures," according to Wolfe.
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The group of 160 will be made up of military police, engineers, and personnel providing aviation support.
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The self-selecting crowd appeared, like the site's readership, to be made up of liberal-minded women.
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The commission would be made up of victims&apos representatives, the National Human Rights Commission and federal prosecutors.
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Also known as "Rowan's Law" it will be made up of 21 recommendations focusing on treatment and education.
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The 1MDB committee will be made up of five members, led by former attorney-general Abu Talib Othman.
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If we want robust parties, they need to be made up of politicians who are invested in them.
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They will be made up of regional councillors and city mayors, chosen by the country's 20 regional governments.
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When pressed, however, he said that idealized society would be made up of white people of European descent.
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The force is to be made up of 5,000 troops from Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania and Niger.
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Similar to the US National Guard, the force will be made up of civilians who undergo military training.
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"The chat name was supposed to be [made up of] emojis of ourselves," Alhumedhi told Refinery29 in an email.
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And since it's Walmart, where prices are low, those orders must be made up of a lot of items.
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Each featured collection will be made up of pins, boards, searches and pinners that are trending in their region.
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The other 218 percent of its North American portfolio will be made up of trucks and SUVs by 21.5.
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Designed in partnership with MASS, a Boston-based design group, the memorial will be made up of two parts.
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The panel will be made up of human rights experts and activists from across the political spectrum, he said.
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Now, state law requires election boards to be made up of members selected by the two main political parties.
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A tethered horse in a field seems to be made up of at least 50 different hues and patterns.
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The remaining $4.9 billion would be made up of loans from multilateral institutions such as the African Development Bank.
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At least 70% of the keto diet will be made up of fat -- some say it's more like 90%.
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The counterterrorism force is to be made up of 5,000 troops from Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania and Niger.
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Varano said he expected some criticism from conservatives who think nativity scenes should be made up of traditional statues.
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The IRL version of the band will be made up of artists Becky G, Keke Palmer, Soyeon, Duckwrth, and Thutmose.
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It will be made up of women and blacks and browns and people who represent the diversity of the country.
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Slightly more than half of the cohort, which consists of 2,056 people, will be made up of non-white students.
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The group was believed to be made up of Russian Islamist insurgents fighting against Moscow's rule in the North Caucasus.
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What we do know is that, in our Universe, everything seems to be made up of fields, like electromagnetic fields.
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The board will be made up of senior executives from the intelligence sector and from all relevant U.S. government organizations.
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Forget bangers and brown sauce, this year, my summer barbecues are going to be made up of pomegranate and mint.
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Bach believes when all is said and done, the team will be made up of between five and 10 athletes.
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The project will be made up of 716 high efficiency, 470 watt SunPower solar modules, the Padres said this week.
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The facility will be made up of 42 wind turbines and be able to produce roughly 600 gigawatt hours annually.
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She did get up again to use the restroom and said the group appeared to be made up of young men.
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Different from the traditional sandwich, the torta is bigger in size and can be made up of a variety of products.
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Equinor's 816 MW Empire Wind facility will be made up of between 60 to 80 wind turbines, according to the business.
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Instead, the galaxy seems to be made up of just regular ol' matter, the kind that comprises stars, planets, and dust.
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The solar park in Albania will be made up of four 6003 megawatt (MW) units, Statkraft said in an announcement Tuesday.
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"Half his cabinet will be made up of rabid anti-monarchists," says Philip, a well-shaken cocktail of grievance and paranoia.
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The center is focused on "basic AI research" and will be made up of a team of researchers based in Beijing.
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But it was satisfied with the responses it received, including that the audience would be made up of independents and Democrats.
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The board to oversee budgetary matters on the island will be made up of seven people total, with three-year terms.
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Each team will be made up of one contestant and two people from Impractical Jokers, a hidden-camera show on TruTV.
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The remaining $42 million would be made up of the costs of other agencies, largely for security costs along the parade route.
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Brazil's incoming electoral tribunal president Luiz Fux is creating the program, which will be made up of "various authorities," according to Bloomberg.
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At least 3.5 percent of the leverage ratio is to be made up of high-quality common equity tier 1 (CET1) capital.
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We really wanted it to have this floating soundtrack, and not just be made up of like, singles, alone within an album.
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The personnel will be made up of Secret Service, Homeland Security investigators, customs and border patrol, Transportation Security Administration and other agencies.
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President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan said on Saturday that the negotiating team would be made up of all parts of Afghan society.
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The rest can be made up of trebbiano di Soave, also known as verdicchio, and chardonnay, a modern addition to the canon.
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The likely outcome is that the marketplaces will be made up of people who remember to sign up are on their own.
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Recently a hockey team became the first sports squad in the United States to be made up of transgender and nonbinary athletes.
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Midway through the revival performance, I realized that the backdrop of the stage appeared to be made up of hanging mirrored panels.
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The company said it expects 70% of its development pipeline to be made up of schemes that comprise build to rent homes.
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By mandating that the Senate be made up of two representatives from each state, they gave outsize influence to sparsely populated states.
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Clinton hopes to solidify her delegate lead, will likely be made up of a 25 percent Latino and 20 percent African-American electorate.
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Under the deal, a new Sovereign Council responsible for defence and foreign affairs will be made up of five soldiers and six civilians.
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Last year the, Chinese government proposed that by 2018 eight percent of the total fleet should be made up of fuel efficient vehicles.
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The government said each of the councils would be chaired by two business leaders and would be made up of around 10 members.
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The Totona project will be made up of 248,000 photovoltaic modules and is set to begin operations in the third quarter of 2019.
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We already knew that the new Campus, which will be situated in Charleston East, would be made up of a series of canopies.
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It noted that applications can be made up of hundreds of thousands of lines of code and updating the code may take weeks.
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A group of people with cognitive diversity may be made up of an accountant, a designer, an engineer and people from other disciplines.
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With Microsoft, what was formerly known as FAANG would be made up of the five most valuable companies on the S&P 500.
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Such a commission would be bipartisan, or better still nonpartisan, and would be made up of distinguished Americans with experience in investigative matters.
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Panera plans to have at least half of its menu be made up of plant-based offerings, CEO Niren Chaudhary told Business Insider.
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But unlike Iridium's network, OneWeb's operates in a different broadband frequency -- and will be made up of 650 satellites, rather than 66 satellites.
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Manning's lawyer, Chase Strangio of the American Civil Liberties Union, says that the board will likely be made up of officials from the prison.
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Map of the Soul: Persona would deal with the next archetype, and be made up of seven albums for each letter of the word.
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A good company board cannot be made up of just the investors and you: You need advocates that are balanced and on your side.
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This seems to be Facebook's admission that it needs professional video By 2021, Mark Zuckerberg anticipates Facebook will be made up of mostly video.
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The fields around the solar system's other planets seem to be made up of strongly defined north and south poles, without much other structure.
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Cisco estimates that by 2022, 82 percent of all internet traffic (the flow of data across the internet) will be made up of video.
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The 5G iPhone lineup will be made up of three different models, sources told Nikkei, which will carry a 5G modem chip from Qualcomm.
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Lincoln is lucky to be made up of such fearless creatives who are willing to donate their time and energy to something like this.
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Like every government formed since the invasion in 2003, the next one will be made up of parties pulling the country in different directions.
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The great crush around me seemed to be made up of two kinds of people: Trump supporters, and people there to goggle at Trump supporters.
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The announcement came via a tweet from HBO's PR department and also confirmed that the final season will be made up of only six episodes.
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The Totona project will be made up of 248,000 photovoltaic modules and is set to begin operation in the third quarter of 2019, EGPE said.
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Exactly a quarter of the Senate will now be made up of women, as 2000 women, five of whom are new, will be sworn in.
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Last October, Netflix announced plans to spend $8 billion this year so that 50 percent of its catalog would be made up of original content.
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These rings are thought to be made up of comets and moons that have been ripped apart and destroyed and pulled inward by Saturn's gravity.
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Furthermore, one of the main themes in the series is how a family can be made up of people who are not related by blood.
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And Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, called for the creation of a special select committee, which would be made up of members of Congress.
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A Louis Dreyfus spokeswoman said the changes were effective as of Monday and that the North Asia zone would be made up of just China.
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It would have to be super small (like asteroid sized) or it would have to be made up of some material with insanely high structural forces.
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In less than five years, 83 percent of our entire budget will be made up of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and the interest on the debt.
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But at least we can be assured that the walls these companies erect will be made up of cool new functionality that we don't yet have.
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The new State Affairs Commission appears to be made up of cadres with civilian positions, according to a list of new appointments released by state media.
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If and when A shares are fully included in MSCI's indexes, a full 40% of the MSCI Emerging Markets Indexwould be made up of Chinese stocks.
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How can an entire genre be made up of playing, again and again, variants of show tunes that were mostly composed in the 1930s and 1940s?
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The energy storage systems will be made up of 2.5 kWh modular batteries that can be combined to create a system as large as 20 kWh.
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The other team will be made up of 37 universities, research institutes and enterprises, which will lay out the technical side of 6G and offer advice.
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Second, the Budget Committee should only be made up of members from the Appropriations and Finance Committees, so they are vested in its outcome and passage.
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But before Christmas, the President tweeted that the wall would in fact be made up of "artistically designed steel slats" that border agents could see through.
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Kenneth Wolfe, a spokesman for HHS, said the facility in Tornillo would be made up of "soft-sided structures" and an initial capacity for 360 beds.
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On women's rights: Trudeau has stated proudly that he is a feminist and has pledged that 50% of his cabinet will be made up of women.
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The team from California will be made up of experts in emergency management, engineering and safety assessment, planning, public information distribution, crisis counseling and debris management.
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In a statement, the PRI said the national convention would be made up of around 19,100 delegates to be chosen during the second week of December.
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The plant will be built by Russian State Nuclear Energy Agency Rosatom and will be made up of four units each with a capacity of 493,200 megawatts.
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Ideally, this 'wardrobe' would be made up of basics and staples; theoretically, you can mix match any item with any other item and have a suitable outfit.
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As part of the agreement, Intrum will control 51 percent of a company which will be made up of Intesa's debt recovery business and Intrum's Italian operations.
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"In less than five years, 83% of our entire budget will be made up of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and the interest on the debt," Rubio said.
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The plant will be built by Russian state nuclear energy agency Rosatom and will be made up of four units each with a capacity of 1,200 megawatts.
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Savelyev said he expected the first delivery to be made in 2019 and 40 percent of Aeroflot's fleet would be made up of domestic aircraft by 2023.
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The general rule of thumb has been the "60-40" rule, which means a portfolio should be made up of 60% stocks and 40% fixed-income assets.
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The number of senators would be cut from 320 to 100 and would be made up of regional councilors, mayors and a handful of senators for life.
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The teams will be made up of some combination of amateurs, pros from the KHL and other leagues, and NHLers who are out of work or retired.
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Because the object came from outside our solar system, it may be made up of completely different material than the asteroids and comets that we have studied.
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This is significant, because opera audiences tend to be made up of majority-white audiences who may be less aware of the offensive caricatures they're seeing onstage.
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If and when A shares are fully included in MSCI's indexes, a full 40% of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index would be made up of Chinese stocks.
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The CDC team will be made up of Zika virus and lab experts, as well as those with specialities in pregnancy and birth defects and risk communications.
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The annual Forbes 30 Under 30 list used to be made up of mostly up-and-coming financiers, Silicon Valley start-up moguls, and heirs to massive fortunes.
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From the sound of things, the breakfast food will mostly be made up of the same stuff as the company's burger patties, right down to the imitation blood.
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After he was elected in 2000, Rwandan President Paul Kagame mandated that 30% of the parliament be made up of women and the decision adopted formally in 2003.
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They're excited to make minorities visible in an outward way, but newsrooms need to be made up of the people we're choosing to make visible — that's the key.
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Tesla's robotaxi fleets will be made up of vehicles owned by customers, who will be able to lend them out to ferry passengers when they'd otherwise be idle.
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The replacement cast will now be made up of advisers who could indulge Mr Trump's worst instincts on national security, trade and legal defence rather than temper them.
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Park has yet to announce her defense team, which is expected to be made up of at least four lawyers, including an attorney she had retained last month.
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While the team has yet to be announced, it is expected to be made up of five to 10 athletes from who have been displaced from their homelands.
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Her new album, Witness, may be made up of "purposeful pop" tunes, but it's not exactly filled with hits, a la her record-tying 2011 album Teenage Dream.
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The House conferees will be made up of six Democrats and four Republicans, led by House Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Nita LoweyNita Sue LoweyPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The more visible portion of the market share appears to be made up of either grifters or nihilists (two ideological bases that are currently going strong in America).
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The new government will be made up of 32 cabinet officials and headed by Fayez Sarraj, a member of the Tripoli parliament who will act as prime minister.
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CalPERS Direct, which is expected to begin work in 2019 subject to final board approval and would only invest CalPERS money, would be made up of two funds.
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The unit will be made up of Disney's overseas businesses; global advertising sales for ESPN, ABC and other channels; and a portfolio of subscription streaming services, including Hulu.
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"The rest, about eight billion euros, will be made up of state stakes (in companies) that will not be sold but which will pay regular dividends," Philippe said.
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The volunteers ordering drone-delivery food will be made up of a mix of Virginia Tech employees, students and possibly other recruits, Mark Blanks, director of the partnership, said.
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The IMF said each SDR, the Fund's unit of account, will be made up of 0.58252 U.S. dollars, 0.38671 euros, 1.0174 Chinese yuan, 11.900 yen and 0.085946 pounds sterling.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (Ariz.), are calling for a special congressional committee that would be made up of lawmakers.
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In addition, 21st Century Fox said it had approved the creation of a new "compliance steering committee" to be made up of company executives and answerable to the board.
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But church leaders have a specific mission in mind, and they want the new community to be made up of those who feel a calling to do that work.
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The Totona project will be made up of 248,000 photovoltaic modules and is set to begin operations in the third quarter of 2019, EGPE said in an announcement Thursday.
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Moore said he remains optimistic about the 28503 general election, arguing that much of the electorate will be be made up of women, people of color and young adults.
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One will be made up of animation fans, who will be excited to see a film that is completely hand-painted, in the style of Vincent Van Gogh's paintings.
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They are hoping that as much as 50% of their platform can be made up of shows Netflix commissions and owns, according to a report from the Los Angeles Times.
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While Giuliani's TV announcement seemed to say the group would be made up of security companies, the transition team announcement suggested it could include companies that have themselves been targets.
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And, as the New York Times points out, the Committee on Foreign Investment — the panel that reviews Anbang's acquistions — will soon be made up of Trump's appointees, rather than Obama's.
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There is another category which might be made up of millionaires along with people on a very low wage who don't have that drive or are not in that position.
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The data show the recession generation, a cohort of those currently under the age of 6, will be made up of 50.1 percent minorities and 49.9 percent non-Hispanic whites.
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The total fair value of its real estate assets is 950 million euros, the majority of which is estimated to be made up of the company's Helsinki flagship department store.
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While we might imagine beams of light to be made up of light particles all traveling forward together in a straight line, the situation may in fact be quite different.
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The majority of the board of Genel will now be made up of Turkish nationals after the company also announced the exit of non-executive director Simon Lockett on Monday.
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Once it is ready to be sold off, W&G will be made up of 300 RBS branches in England and Wales and a handful of NatWest branches in Scotland.
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Which raises the question: what is the Propeller Group anyway — three guys who constitute an art collective, or an art collective that used to be made up of three guys?
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When she's in her 50s, her account will be made up of more bonds, which grow at a slower pace but hopefully will protect her money from big market drops.
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"It will be made up of a team that is homogenous, that is able to face the difficult conditions faced by Lebanon," Aoun was quoted as saying in a statement.
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The conference committee, which will be made up of Republicans and Democrats from the House and Senate, will have one public meeting that is likely to take place next week.
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Joel's 11 AM service will mostly be made up of his regular churchgoers, and not droves of Kanye fans like at Ye's Sunday Service ... so for Kanye, this is uncharted territory.
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That way, Bezos knows that the meetings he attends will be made up of only the staff most essential to the project at hand, and thus more likely to be productive.
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The 103rd edition of the race will cover a distance of 3,519 kilometers, and be made up of 21 stages — including nine stages that will see competitors cycling through the mountains.
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A self-proclaimed feminist, one of Trudeau's campaign promises was that his cabinet would be made up of equal numbers of men and women; upon taking office, he fulfilled that promise.
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The Orbital O2 will be made up of a 72-meter-long "floating superstructure" supporting two 1 megawatt (MW) turbines on each side and will have rotor diameters of 20 meters.
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" The group will be made up of 22016,20113 people "from a broad range of backgrounds and ages, including young people who have shown strong leadership, and those who have served their communities.
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With the nomination of James Danly, FERC will be made up of three Republican appointees and an intentionally empty seat, bucking a decades-long trend of appointing Republican and Democratic commissioners together.
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German energy storage firm Younicos will provide the batteries for the project, which when built will be one of Europe's largest and will be made up of more than 100,000 battery cells.
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It was an adaptation of Apartment 8, the first chapter of Lesser's multi-part The ABC Project, which will ultimately be made up of 26 immersive shows set in 26 unique locations.
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FOSSA's 22-year old founder, Kevin Wang, says today's programs tend to be made up of a series of open source and third-party components, each with its own unique attribution requirements.
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It said the structure would be made up of 17 business and 10 service units and its aim was to speed up the implementation of its new strategy when this is announced.
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The unit will be made up of Disney's overseas media businesses; global advertising sales for ESPN, ABC and other channels; syndicated television sales; and — most important — a portfolio of subscription streaming services.
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But before then, he will build one this summer in Hyde Park in London that will be made up of 7,506 oil barrels and float on the Serpentine lake, behind Kensington Palace.
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Connected IoT in industrial applications is a huge potential market, and could be made up of more than 14 billion low-power devices by 2025, Fleet Space says, based on IDC estimates.
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Of the overall 2020 electorate, 12.5 percent are projected to be made up of black voters, 13.3 percent will be Hispanic voters and 4.7 percent will be Asian American voters, per Pew.
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After being pared down from six groups of three teams, the quarterfinal lineup will be made up of the six group winners and the two second-place teams with the best records.
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Normally, October outfits would be made up of black booties, leather jackets, trench coats, and other transitional pieces that come in-hand on those days when it's brisk on your way to work.
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The institute will be made up of more than 300 scientists, 40 labs and top researchers in cancer immunotherapy from UCSF, UCLA, the University of Pennsylvania, Stanford, MD Anderson, and Memorial Sloan Kettering.
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But after Brussels, Mr. Henman said, the thinking now reflects the belief that the operation may instead be made up of self-contained cells, with individuals who can perform multiple jobs as needed.
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Future staffs, he predicted, will be made up of 230 pitchers throwing three times a week, with nobody working more than 2000 pitches per game or going more than once through the lineup.
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"The forum used to be made up of a lot of old, rich white men," explained Naomi Wadler, a 13-year-old anti-gun activist, who perhaps was unaware that it still is.
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The President's personal attorney, Jay Sekulow, said that the President's presentation would be made up of "two parts" responding to the House managers and then making the case on behalf of the President.
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Washington (CNN)Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said on Tuesday that the Federal School Safety Commission that President Donald Trump recently tapped her to lead will be made up of just four Cabinet secretaries.
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The rest of the Mets' bullpen, meanwhile, will likely be made up of a rotating mix of pitchers such as Hansel Robles, Paul Sewald, Josh Smoker, Jamie Callahan, Jacob Rhame and Chasen Bradford.
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Real Life Lore examines a reunited British Empire and came up with some numbers to quantify the make believe kingdom:It would be made up of 64 countries with a population of 2.634 billion people.
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Before my trip to Russia, I knew very little about the Kremlin, but I had always thought it would be made up of imposing, Soviet-style government buildings, much like the State Kremlin Palace.
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Such messages come on the heels of the founding of a new group in Brazil, claiming to be made up of Brazilians, that pledged allegiance to the Islamic State's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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The bill would require that the committee — which would be made up of federal officials, local agencies and the private sector — report to FEMA within one year on ways to improve first responder training.
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The budget requires the state to establish the public financing system but leaves critically important details to the commission, which will be made up of nine members appointed by Mr. Cuomo and senior lawmakers.
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Also, that ordinary matter only actually comprises about 15 percent of the total mass of matter in the universe; the rest of it is is believed to be made up of mysterious dark matter.
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But the remainder of the board should be made up of research scientists who understand the effects of chemicals and whose primary concern is ensuring standards that will not harm human health and the environment.
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Beneath this porous cloud, rising up from the drawing's bottom edge, is a multicolored, jigsaw puzzle-like aggregation, which, because of the variations in the palette, seem to be made up of semi-autonomous zones.
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The unit will be made up of six "Security Force Assistance Brigades," which will include 500 noncommissioned and senior officers who meet "Ranger-like standards," and will focus on countering terrorist groups across the globe.
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All of these non-blood related relatives are connected by love - which is why I think a family does not have to be biological, it could just be made up of the people you love.
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The band will be made up of Wendy, Lisa, Brownmark, Dr Fink, and Bobby Z. Pre-Revolution bassist Dez Dickerson and one time Revolution guitarist Andre Cymone listed as 'special guests' for the shows, too.
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Washington is wary, however, of the 193-member United Nations funding the force - to be made up of troops from Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Chad and Mauritania - according to Ambassador Nikki Haley and General Thomas Waldhauser.
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Out of the 3,000 participants attending WEF 2017, 400 percent will be made up of women, compared to the reported 9-15 percent figure seen during 2001 to 2005, and the 18 percent seen in 2016.
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Indeed, much of the program is expected to be made up of general pledges, rather than nitty-gritty policy proposals, enabling them to paper over differences between their individual policy platforms, which will be published separately.
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The bill was passed unanimously by 127 senators but only after Lopez Obrador's party agreed to put the new security force, which will be made up of soldiers and police, under civilian instead of military control.
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The tech is supposed to be made up of a self-balancing system that can anticipate the road ahead – in fact it's supposed to be so accident-averse that you don't need to wear a helmet.
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According to the Reuters report, Barilla's new product Crema Pan di Stelle will be made up of less-contentious sunflower oil, as well as contain less sugar than Nutella, "Italian-only" hazelnuts, and sustainably farmed cocoa.
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In total, the deterrent will be made up of small eastern outposts, forces on rotation, regular war games and warehoused equipment ready for a rapid response force which would include air, maritime and special operations units.
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A draft of the Ethiopian proposal seen by Reuters suggested that the sovereign council would be made up of seven civilians and seven members of the military with one additional seat reserved for an impartial individual.
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That's because the Foreign Relations Committee is expected to be made up of 10 Republicans and nine Democrats, meaning if he votes against Tillerson -- and all Democrats on the committee do as well -- the nomination could stall.
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The air traffic reform proposal, which fell short in Congress last year, would transfer oversight from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to a government-sanctioned, independent entity that would be made up of appointees from industry stakeholders.
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Senior AKP official Mustafa Elitas told reporters he thought one or two ministers may be selected from among lawmakers, but the cabinet would predominantly be made up of people from outside the assembly, possibly including former ministers.
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The Republican base tends to be made up of people who are already extremely likely to vote — older and wealthier voters — while the Democratic base relies on lower-propensity groups like African Americans, Latinos, and young voters.
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BTG's controlling group, formally known as G7 Holding to refer to the previous number of partners, will now be made up of five partners: Chief Executive Roberto Sallouti, Renato Santos, Antonio Porto, Guilherme Paes and André Esteves.
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"The poorer you are the more you depend on a safety net that is more likely to be made up of your relatives and friends, family, community than of whatever the official safety net is," Tickamyer continued.
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But Mr. Trump's administration could bring a series of such cases, and if, as he promises, his team members prove to be made up of tougher, smarter negotiators than their predecessors, perhaps they could get better results.
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A draft of the Ethiopian proposal seen by Reuters suggested that a ruling sovereign council would be made up of seven civilians and seven members of the military, with one additional seat reserved for an impartial individual.
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Since 1991, a structure built in the wildland-urban interface "has to be made up of noncombustible materials, noncombustible roof, closed eaves," said Jonathan Cox, a division chief with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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If you take a picture of this page with a phone camera, a word in the center of the picture will be made up of about the same number of pixels as a word near the edge.
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A draft of the Ethiopian proposal seen by Reuters suggested that a ruling sovereign council would be made up of seven civilians and seven members of the military with one additional seat reserved for an impartial individual.
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The graphite data, collected during low-altitude flyovers in the final days of MESSENGER's mission, indicates that Mercury's surface could be made up of a few percent carbon, much more than other rocky planets in our Solar System.
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The deterrent will also be made up of a new network of eight small NATO outposts, more war games, and, if needed, a rapid response force, including air, maritime and special operations components of up to 40,000 personnel.
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" He said a commission would probably last a year and be made up of "a mix of science people and other people hopefully from the media and other prominent Americans who hopefully don't have a position going in.
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But instead of limiting that deduction to only property taxes, as the House and Senate bills would have done, the $10,000 amount can be made up of property taxes as well as either income taxes or sales taxes.
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Unlike the planet's large inner moons, like Europa and Io, this large cache of moons orbiting far out from Jupiter is thought to be made up of the same material that served as the building blocks for the planets.
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The hotel would float just about 100-1,200 miles above Earth's surface, and be made up of eight inflatable rooms arranged in a circle, kind of like a ceiling fan, attached to a NASA space station at the center.
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From June onwards, Hengli's Saudi oil intake will average around 4 million to 6 million barrels per month, while the remaining supplies will be made up of Iraq's Basra Light crude and Brazil's Marlim grade, said the company executive.
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The city will host 279 shows and presentations over the next week, and about 54 percent of the audience at each will be made up of editors and members of the news media (here are more statistics about NYFW).
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Spanning 4 million square feet, Marsa Al Arab will be made up of two islands, one dedicated to entertainment and family tourism and the other featuring luxury villas and a private marina, state news agency WAM reported on Monday.
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Therefore, the fate of the amendment will be determined by a conference committee which will likely be made up of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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In a blog post published this afternoon, the team clarifies that a new company called "Instant Paper, Inc." has been formed to oversee Instapaper, and that it'll largely be made up of the same folks who've worked on it since ~2013.
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The bill is expected to be made up of money Britain has already committed to the multi-year EU budget, ongoing financial risks it agreed during its membership to help cover, and a contribution to the pension scheme for EU officials.
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" The email told supporters that the campaign was launching an "Official Impeachment Defense Task Force" that would be made up of "President Trump's most LOYAL supporters, the ones committed to fighting for him, re-electing him, and taking back the House.
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Total has said feedstock for the 2500,2000 tonnes per year refinery will be made up of around 60 to 70 percent vegetable oil, and around 30 to 40 percent from animal fat, used cooking oil and residue from used palm oil.
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The commission would be made up of current and former athletes, policy experts, academics and key administration officials from the departments of Justice, Labor, Health and Human Services and Education; the National Labor Relations Board; and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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To that end, the ten-person Wayve is said to be made up of experts in robotics, computer vision and artificial intelligence from both Cambridge and Oxford universities, who have previously worked at the likes of NASA, Google, Facebook, Skydio and Microsoft.
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A third brigade is due to arrive in Puerto Rico in January and will be made up of POC and black farmers from the U.S., and are involved in the land struggle here to unite and rebuild with farmers on the island.
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GCHQ is set to significantly boost its offensive capabilities by investing £250 million ($330 million) in a new task force that will be made up of 2,000 recruits from the military and security services to tackle cyber operations from Russia and terrorist groups.
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The cell will be made up of several Department of Defense (DOD) representatives serving as the back-and-forth coordination between DOD and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which is leading Trump's charge, and "will last for the foreseeable future," White said.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's police chief said on Tuesday he has suspended the use of rubber bullets to quell national unrest after a university study revealed they could be made up of as little as 20% rubber and contain harmful substances such as lead.
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The oversight panel would be made up of representatives from existing public health and consumer protection agencies who convene to examine the scope of a drug price increase, the manufacturer's production cost and the treatment's relative value to patients and public health, Clinton's campaign said.
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Building a community has helped me process my identity at and outside of work, taught me what it means to come out and provided me with a chosen family that happens to be made up of the smartest, funniest and most supportive people I know.
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After Stern asked if the show would feature "very dark blacks or light-skinned blacks," Trump joked that there would be "an assortment" of people with lighter and darker black skin tones, but that the white contestants would be made up of nine blondes.
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In the Barbican audience, almost certainly to be made up of a majority of compatriots (thousands of Brazilians live and work in London), many will be in their 20s and 30s—many, too, will be present who remember the two men from their youthful heyday.
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Depending on where it is placed and the weight it must support, a cable can be made up of 30 or 60 or 80 strands of wire, each strand — three-fourths of an inch thick — itself made up of seven slim wires braided together.
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The world may be made up of concrete things that exist—the people you know, the moon, a laccolithic butte composed of igneous rock in northeastern Wyoming—but the only reality is the one you make for yourself based on how you view them.
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The 2000 Good Friday Agreement which ended the 30-year civil conflict in Northern Ireland stipulates that the power-sharing Executive must be made up of the biggest parties from both nationalist and unionist representatives, and so the resignation of McGuinness will force its dissolution.
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The 1998 Good Friday Agreement which ended the 30-year civil conflict in Northern Ireland stipulates that the power-sharing Executive must be made up of the biggest parties from both nationalist and unionist representatives, and so the resignation of McGuinness will force its dissolution.
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There will be one majority of students who like pepperoni; another majority that might be made up of some from the first majority, who like ham and pineapple; and another majority, made up of a separate but overlapping group, who like peppers and onions.
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As always, a sizable portion of the company's season will be made up of dances by its founder, including "Chronicle" (1936), a dance for 12 women; "Diversion of Angels" (1948); and the original version of "Secular Games" (1962), which hasn't been performed for decades.
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Its parent company, En+ Group, also announced the resignation of several of its board members and the appointment of new directors, a move intended to satisfy U.S. Treasury demands that the boards of both Rusal and En+ Group be made up of independent directors.
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The cell will be made up of several Department of Defense representatives who will serve as the back-and-forth coordination between the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which is leading Trump's charge, and "will last for the foreseeable future," White said.
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A sovereign council that would oversee the transition, and which had been the sticking point during weeks of talks after Bashir's ousting, would be made up of seven civilians and seven members of the military with one additional seat reserved for an independent member.
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Musicals can either be made up of a mixture of songs and dialogue (think Sound of Music, Into the Woods, Rent the movie) or they can be made up entirely of songs, or sung-through (think Hamilton, Les Misérables, and Rent the stage musical).
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For example, if mostly cheaper homes are being bought, that means buyouts could be disproportionately offered to lower-income and minority residents and the waves of ecological migration will be made up of only marginalized people, a trend already being seen in places like Central America.
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They can be made up of one person talking with a microphone plugged into a laptop or mobile device, or be a more professional radio-style session with several people sitting around a table with individual microphones plugged into a sound-mixing board connected to a computer.
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It would be a stablecoin backed 1:1 with a basket of the world's top currencies that Reuters says Der Spiegel reports Facebook told a German legislator would be made up of 50% U.S. dollar, 18% Euro, 14% Japanese Yen, 11% British pound and 7% Singaporean dollar.
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Dogger Bank Wind Farms – which SSE described as "the world's largest offshore wind farm" – will be made up of three 1.2 GW offshore sites: Creyke Beck A, Creyke Beck B and Teesside A. The project is a joint venture between SSE Renewables and Norwegian energy major Equinor.
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If Comcast bids and is successful in buying 21st Century Fox, then connectivity in the United States will be made up of a handful of gigantic content library ISPs, and a few software players that will have to pay a premium to deliver their content to their own subscribers.
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That it will seek to understand the root of the issue – that wealth and a lack of access to education has unbalanced the American Dream; that the fight for civil rights and equality will no longer be made up of segregated slogans, but rather written into political policies.
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Two organizations claiming to be made up of people who formerly identified as gay and transgender are lobbying against proposed LGBTQ rights bills in Washington this week, claiming, despite existing academic research and federal hate crimes data, that anti-LGBTQ discrimination does not exist, according to NBC News.
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Rep. Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleySanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Boston's once all-white city council will be made up of majority of women and minorities in historic first MORE (D-Mass.) on Wednesday endorsed Sen.
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The first fleet of vehicles will be Fusion Hybrid cars that Ford will test with Argo AI. The second fleet, which will be made up of a wider variety of Ford vehicles, will test how customers interact and react to deliveries made by Domino's and delivery service Postmates.
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Critics have accused Trump of abusing his power by sending troops to the southern border as part of a campaign stunt on a mission that has yet to be defined and he has implied will feature combat troops, but will in fact be made up of support forces.
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The large majority of any given night out is going to be made up of people who are just there for their six hours of escapism before they have to go back to a work life that, on average, they will not enjoy, especially at 9 AM on a Monday morning.
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The full reveal trailer for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare suggests that much of Earth is at war with something called the "Settlement Defense Front," which seems to either be made up of rogue humans with space capabilities or humanesque cyborg aliens invading the planet (I'd bet on the former).
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At the moment, the following candidates are confirmed to appear: The candidates will field questions from moderators Chris Hayes and Ali Velshi, both MSNBC hosts, as well as the audience, which will be made up of college students from the Washington, DC, area and from early primary states like South Carolina.
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The mapping solution will be made up of localization information, to help cars figure out where they are positioned within a lane; a planning layer, to help predict the upcoming course of the vehicle, and a dynamic layer, which includes real-time info about construction work, parking spaces and traffic back-ups.
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The team is said to be made up of Johny Srouji, Apple's senior vice president of hardware technologies, and possibly 30 other people — at least a dozen of whom could have come from a frenzy of hires Apple made from the biomedical field, including companies like ZONARE, Vital Connect, Sano and Medtronic.
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Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleySanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Boston's once all-white city council will be made up of majority of women and minorities in historic first MORE (D-Mass.) after she broke from the group and endorsed Sen.
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But the announcement was accompanied by very little detail: the series was being started by a new company called Electric GT Holdings, it was supposedly going to run its races on famous circuits like the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya and the Nürburgring, and the entire field would be made up of Tesla Model S sedans.
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At Monday's meeting, New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who has taken on an active role in combatting online extremism after March's massacre, said the structure would be led by a board of directors made up of Facebook representatives and an independent advisory committee would be made up of both government and civil roles.
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The announcement was met with heavy skepticism from progressives, including Ocasio-Cortez, who sought a committee that would be made up of members who promised to reject donations from the fossil fuel industry and would work on legislation to help the economy by transitioning the U.S. electric grid to be run on clean energy.
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Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleySanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Boston's once all-white city council will be made up of majority of women and minorities in historic first MORE (D-Mass.) became the first woman of color to be elected to the body.
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Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleySanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Boston's once all-white city council will be made up of majority of women and minorities in historic first MORE (D-Mass.) broke with her fellow "squad" members on Wednesday to endorse Sanders's progressive rival Sen.
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The series might be made up of disparate stories that seemingly have nothing to do with each other, but the more time you spend ruminating on Black Mirror and turning it over in your head, the more those stories start to seem like part of the same thing, a world we're all marching toward, like it or not.
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Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE will chair the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, which will be made up of up to 15 members appointed by the president.
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Kepler says that its IoT network, which will be made up of nanosatellites designed specifically for this purpose it plans to launch throughout next year and beyond, is aimed at industries where you don't need high bandwidth, as you would for say HD consumer video streaming, but where coverage across large, often remote areas on a consistent basis is key.
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Having confirmed the follow-up capsule (dubbed the "Flip Pack") last month, the brands have now revealed that the offering will be made up of 14 pieces of unisex clothing (tracksuits, crop tops, shorts) and footwear, and will be available for purchase on March 1 at seven global retailers (Barneys New York, Colette, Antonioli, Storm Copenhagen, Dover Street Market Ginza, Boon the Shop, and Joyce).
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And Mr. Katzenberg will retain a business platform, albeit a tiny one: Comcast said he would serve as chairman of a new entity, DreamWorks New Media, which will be made up of AwesomenessTV, an online studio and distributor of content aimed at teenage girls, and NOVA, a fledgling unit that uses 3-D animation technology to assist companies like Nike and Burberry with marketing campaigns.
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Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleySanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Boston's once all-white city council will be made up of majority of women and minorities in historic first MORE (Mass.), Joe NeguseJoseph (Joe) NeguseKatie Hill calls out a 'double standard' in final floor speech This week: House to vote on Turkey sanctions bill Rep.
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A photo circulating on social media shows that the leadership of the United Nations Security Council could soon be made up of: the autocratic Vladimir Putin of Russia and Xi Jinping of China; the nationalist, far-right Marine Le Pen, if she wins the election in France next year; the ever-shifting and volatile Mr. Trump and Theresa May, the untested British prime minister.
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I don't know why they selected me for the list, but I do know that, even though the "30 Under 30" list doesn't claim to be made up of "self-made" successes, they did send all finalists a questionnaire with questions about whether I was an immigrant, where I went to school, the amount of student debt I had at graduation, and how much debt I currently had.
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And one of the things, Steve, you've done is moved on to the idea — and I know you did this with me three years ago, we started talking about this idea — about, the next internet has to be made up of social entrepreneurship, it has to be regulated, they have to be thinking about bigger social issues, and we have to find talent elsewhere, because we're on a downward spiral of innovation.
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Y.), Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarSanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Pressley endorses Warren for president MORE (Minn.), Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibSanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Pressley endorses Warren for president MORE (Mich.) and Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleySanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Boston's once all-white city council will be made up of majority of women and minorities in historic first MORE (Mass.), all of whom are women of color.
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In Democratic congressional primaries that year, two young progressive challengers, Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezSanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Sanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren MORE (then age-220006) and Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleySanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Boston's once all-white city council will be made up of majority of women and minorities in historic first MORE (2202), beat stalwart liberal incumbents, Joe CrowleyJoseph (Joe) CrowleyThe Democrats' generational battle Ocasio-Cortez apologizes for blocking ex-politician on Twitter, settles lawsuit Ocasio-Cortez on public life: 'Sometimes I just want to be a human being' MORE (2628) and Mike Capuano (28500) in Democratic primaries in New York City and Boston, respectively.
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