His promise for sexy, attack-oriented soccer was yet to be realized before the tournament, and it is yet to be realized now.
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Translowmo needs to be modified to be realized, and trans people often require modifications in order to be realized, too, whether that's a change of name, or medical intervention.
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But that can only be realized through investments in ourselves.
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Whether those responsibilities will be realized remains to be seen.
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"This vision could be realized within 23 years," he said.
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This can instantly be realized through reducing or eliminating copayments.
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A decision would be made, and joy would be realized.
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But that potential will only be realized if our democracy works.
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Without consistency, dreams and goals can never be realized or achieved.
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The full potential of EV charging has yet to be realized.
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The repercussions of the book will only be realized in time.
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" Chinese poultry exports are to be realized "as soon as possible.
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Most of Trump's promises are too grotesque to actually be realized.
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The same needs to be realized about all privatized military operations.
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That dream was about to be realized for many of them.
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On Sunday, if all goes well, my vision will be realized.
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That pick won't be realized for another two to three years.
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But that potential will only be realized if our democracy works.
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Cook's "hope" to bring these apps backs, however, may never be realized.
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We have a long way to go before that will be realized.
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Serious efficiencies are waiting to be realized and serious cryptography can help.
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When the powers that be are combined, the value would be realized.
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The bulk of these savings will be realized in 2018 and 2019.
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There is plenty of time before this ambitious vision will be realized.
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This strategy – a key component of Obamacare – has yet to be realized.
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Some Democrats fear that, without intervention, the party's concerns may be realized.
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All that work was to ensure her children's potential would be realized.
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But only time will tell whether these goals will ever be realized.
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Finally, your dream of watering someone else's plant for them can be realized!
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The hope and change that he promised could be realized at Standing Rock.
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Obviously, the bigger the tax liability, the more tax savings can be realized.
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"There's value to be realized in innovation and premiumizing milk products," said Bailey.
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Unfortunately, many critically needed sections of the IHCIA have yet to be realized.
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He said his most prominent agenda items would be realized in short order.
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But if they do show up, the GOP's nightmare scenario will be realized.
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Or, alternatively, how much must be reduced before health benefits can be realized?
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Seeing it in full, he said, could never be realized in his lifetime.
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Finally, cost savings are gradually expected to be realized by IT and billing systems.
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Electoral relevance was another goal of the ballot proposition that will not be realized.
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However, the true economic potential will not be realized unless further changes are made.
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He insisted that his most prominent agenda items would be realized in short order.
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S. relations is and how urgently a summit should be realized to improve ties.
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Because without public acceptance, the full potential of these technologies may never be realized.
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As long as that goal continues to be realized, the sky is the limit.
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With the pressure on China, fears of a militaristic breakout may not be realized.
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But that hope won't be realized without the meaningful action of politicians and policymakers.
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That is an ideal that will likely be realized nowhere except in newspaper editorials.
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This certainty and subsequent investment and job growth can be realized, just not yet.
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But those ideals cannot be realized in the abstract, away from the voting booths.
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No doubt, the fears of his critics are real and could easily be realized.
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It is through struggle that the promise of freedom and democracy will be realized.
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Perhaps the greatest broadband bang for the buck can be realized by reforming business taxes.
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When that happens, the MacBook of my dreams (and maybe yours) could finally be realized.
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Having never taken full effect, there's little expectation now those actions will ever be realized.
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But under a more aggressive scenario, about $915 billion in Medicaid savings could be realized.
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That means those sales might not be realized until later, as inventory builds awaiting distribution.
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But without adequate federal funding to support this vision, that dream will not be realized.
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Finally, benefits are gradually expected to be realized by IT and billing system cost savings.
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Just how many of the policies listed on this document will be realized during negotiations?
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And a beautiful, wonderful girl, with infinite potential that would never be realized, was dead.
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However, as with all patents, there's always a chance the outlined technology will never be realized.
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One third of anticipated synergies of the takeover of $435 million will be realized this year.
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"Speech and vocal recordings, podcasts, and ambitious acoustic performances can be realized effortlessly," the company says.
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I think for the true vision to be realized, it will still be a few years.
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Many have even believed that the goal of human parity would never be realized, Microsoft notes.
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The sanctions should continue to be multilateral if that pressure is to be realized, not eroded.
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Better results will be realized if these HIV and opioid initiatives are coordinated and work together.
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Forty years later, Professor Mazlish admitted that the promise of psychohistory had yet to be realized.
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Finally, cost savings are gradually expected to be realized by IT and billing system cost savings.
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All these scenarios — and many more — will be realized thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT).
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However, Nardelli said that won't be realized until 2019, at least from a cash-flow standpoint.
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"There's lots of aspiration, but time will tell if it can be realized," he told me.
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May's own party deserted her, and her plan looks less likely than ever to be realized.
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With Trump in power, they worry, there's a danger that his dark fantasies may be realized.
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To Rice, they are inseparable, and can only be realized by patient execution of American diplomacy.
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It ordered that "all reasonable economies should be realized" by using troops to do the work.
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Advances that took years to achieve can be now be realized in days or mere hours.
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Hence, the redemption does not cause gains to be realized, so there is no distribution to tax.
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Finally, over time, cost savings are expected to be realized by IT and billing system cost savings.
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India's clean energy dream can only be realized by a combination of solar power and energy storage.
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Second Life is an infinite customized virtual world where humans being's deepest darkest fantasies can be realized.
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It only took nearly two decades for his future to be realized with a slight design change.
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The ambitious benchmarks would be realized by creating, for the first time, national achievement standards and tests.
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But there are significant risks that the balanced budget the plan aims for will not be realized.
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It refers to a prophecy that will supposedly be realized in the final era before the apocalypse.
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Emotions run high and a climax is reached: A wish you dreamed up may finally be realized.
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But the document is a valuable reminder of what once seemed possible and still could be realized.
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I think that we simply see in them problems yet to be considered, plans yet to be realized.
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Once hodlers decide to cash out, the price collapses, wiping out paper gains before they can be realized!
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"More credit losses will be realized and there is the potential for additional reserve builds," the bank added.
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That project, should it be realized, would fit with Panasonic's effort to build up its automotive-related business.
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The project has taken many years of persistence to be realized and has been stopped multiple times before.
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But before these benefits can be realized, autonomous vehicles must first overcome regulatory roadblocks and legislative speed bumps.
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To avoid catastrophe, most models rely on a yet to be realized variation of C.C.S., known as BECCS .
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As for McClure, his admission of behavior should be taken seriously and consequences for such behavior be realized.
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If Ghosn's hopes are to be realized in 2018, Renault's winter program and preseason test plan are crucial.
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A larger worry yet to be realized is that this rhetoric can change the course of basic research.
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As such, much of the earnings improvement forecast by modeling may not be realized over the near term.
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Transform a corner of your home into a spot where fitness goals can take shape and be realized.
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It's also touched with pathos since Melvin — in spite of himself — knows that it will never be realized.
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The full potential of 22020G will be realized based on the future applications that build upon this foundation.
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Heritage's "Blueprint for Balance" identifies $87 billion in such cuts that can be realized in one year alone.
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While Cyfuse's prospects seem bright, just how quickly futuristic ideas resembling science-fiction fantasy can be realized is unknown.
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If salvation for Edgewater was ever possible, at the very least, it wouldn't be realized with him in charge.
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This potential will never be realized without an acceleration of the upgrades already underway to the entire aviation infrastructure.
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Yet two huge questions must be answered before the potential of such a single-payer plan can be realized.
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That forecast could be realized on the backs of Walgreens Boots Alliance, Dow Chemical and Verizon, Fitzpatrick's analysis shows.
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His three brothers will miss their big brother greatly, and his parents' dreams for him will never be realized.
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One invaluable means to this end is to promote bipartisanship, the path through which legislative goals can be realized.
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They need that outside investment that is crucial to delivering Vision 2030, which cannot be realized without outside investment.
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Innovators, investors and users need confidence in the network's cybersecurity if its much-heralded promise is to be realized.
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"This objective cannot be realized without first creating an environment that values them equally at every level," Gould said.
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In order for its potential to be realized, commercial space transportation needs increased visibility and focus within the government.
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For the aspirations of the Global Compact to be realized, four things need to happen before the next forum.
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Peace in Syria will not be realized until a comprehensive political solution is widely acceptable to the Syrian people.
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This can be realized through programs that are called single-payer healthcare, Medicare for all or the public option.
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Additivist technologies allow anything that can be stored as a digital template to be realized with the necessary materials.
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Even if we do reforest, the full benefits wouldn't be realized until the trees reach maturity, which could take decades.
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As a result, China's worst fear of hundreds of thousands of North Korean's coming over the border would be realized.
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Perhaps their interest in art that could be realized on a piece of paper had something to do with this.
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As with the young Chandler, Cauley-Stein's size and athleticism leaves the distinct taste of potential still to be realized.
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Despite the hardship and the fears that the project would never be realized, Mr. Rutten says he has no regrets.
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In this scenario it's hard to see how Rio's forecast of 1 billion tonnes of Chinese output can be realized.
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This is our last chance to decide whether our republic will endure or whether Hillary's hemispheric dream will be realized.
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Now that the company postponed its IPO and lowered its initial valuation, some of his predictions seem to be realized.
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Littmann confesses that Max Peintner sounded skeptical that his vision, which he created in 1970, could be ever be realized.
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It wasn't until he found laser tag that he realized those virtual fantasies could be realized outside his living room.
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But positive results from the "group of businessmen with grand ambitions to remake public education" have yet to be realized.
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With roots in activism, accessibility, and design, symposium panelists will discuss how technology's progressive potential for empowerment can be realized.
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There was a sense that any value from his visits may not be realized until later in his political career.
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"Some of the technology highlighted here is not set to be realized until 2030," said museum director Saif Al Aleeli.
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"This will be realized mostly in the second semester of 2019, and there is a lot of enthusiasm about that."
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By 2008, he became a co-owner and the Atlantium as we see it today was finally free to be realized.
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An awful lot of politics is about facts and their relationship to the values that can be realized in concrete policies.
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"Everest is a dream for many," Filipovic observed, but not every dream should be realized -- especially when it risks others' lives.
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I think people have a somewhat intuitive sense of how a desire for truth or beauty might be realized through math.
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The city, effectively, becomes an operating system, into which services will be plugged; a platform on which dreams will be realized.
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The answer is yes, and the reason is the massive amount of growth that remains to be realized in e-commerce.
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MAPS is hopeful that their vision, at least as far as MDMA is concerned, will be realized at early as 2021.
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The monument and message have yet to be realized IRL, in part because the Yucca repository is still embroiled in controversy.
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"Segregation is a cancer in the body politic," he said, "which must be removed before our democratic health can be realized."
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But Mnangagwa's promise to break with his predecessor's past policies and tactics and usher economic prosperity is yet to be realized.
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De Andres described Basra as a "very safe city" and said he was "absolutely" confident that the project would be realized.
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A well-prepared workforce will only be realized when all voices are regularly at the table—policymakers, business leaders and educators.
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More Ultra Light Dreams to be realized," and perhaps more speculatively that he will win "over 100 Grammys before I die.
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"Our ambition to eliminate avoidable plastic waste will only be realized if government, businesses and the public work together," he said.
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Nonetheless, the ceasefires are a helpful indicator and might build confidence that steps toward peace agreed by leaders could be realized.
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While those cuts are unlikely to be realized, they've sent an unmistakable signal that the department doesn't seem important to Trump.
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But it's a particular problem in the primaries for Sanders, whose call for a "political revolution" has yet to be realized.
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Economic efficiency and high utility of APCDs can be realized if states adopt uniform basic data requirements for fields and format.
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They accept that certain glorious youthful dreams won't be realized, but other, more relational jobs turn out to be more fulfilling.
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If it was rescheduled and the stigma around it reduced, then certainly that would facilitate research and its potential be realized.
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Consumer protection authorities must adopt an approach that refrains from snatching those benefits from consumers' hands before they can be realized.
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AMERICAN SAYS IT DOES NOT EXPECT ANY MATERIAL FINANCIAL IMPACT OF AGREEMENT TO BE REALIZED IN 4TH QTR 2019 EARNINGS -STATEMENT
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"We cannot take on existential risk, no matter how small the probability is for that risk to be realized," he said.
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Once driverless cars have reached their full potential—once they truly operate themselves—the benefits described above may indeed be realized.
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Quantum computers could immeasurably speed up the rate at which calculations run—but so far, their promise has yet to be realized.
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But environmental groups think the deep budget cut proposals, even if they are unlikely to be realized, will hurt the Trump agenda.
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Both projects demonstrate the value of enabling this type of access and show that new insights can be realized while protecting individuals.
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If the potential for living organ donation could be realized, it would save thousands of lives each year in the United States.
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It has taken a long, long time for that amendment's promise of women's full participation in American democracy to be realized. Mrs.
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If the pop culture Age of the Ass is to be realized, we must give teens a healthy option to navigate it.
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Yet we fear that this future may not be realized if start-ups are given the red light by well-meaning regulators.
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But Mnangagwa's promise to break with his predecessor's past policies and tactics and usher in economic prosperity is yet to be realized.
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Confident that his dream would be realized within months, he jokingly asked what might be an "auspicious" day for a swearing-n.
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The pedestrian-only zones will be realized in the form of public parks and promenades, which double as green and recreation space.
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Investors need to take a real-world view of what level of profitability is possible and how quickly it can be realized.
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That hope, as the election of 2016 demonstrated, is as much a yet-to-be-realized fantasy in 2018 as in 1988.
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Even though some wonderful and luminous objects from his collaborations remain, part of what he created can never fully be realized again.
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Even if the center of Lane remains offshore, severe impacts could still be realized as they extend well away from the center.
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Beyond the more practical and market-oriented functions of blockchain, what kinds of more creative, imaginative futures can be realized through the technology?
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But that potential can only be realized after people have had time to develop apps designed to utilize the Mate 10 Pro's NPU.
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The analysis does not specify when the money would be realized, though it's largely dependent on the pace of regulatory rollbacks in Congress.
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But I think some of us are wondering how it's going to be realized in places like Iowa and New Hampshire, you know?
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"EQT is confident that the present value of synergies to be realized are in excess of $2.50 billion," company spokeswoman Natalie Cox said.
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We know he oversaw the interior design of this Paris hotel, though even here he was producing drawings that would never be realized.
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With Barrett and Rubin at the helm, along with fellow co-founders Matt Hershenson and Bruce Leak, those goals could finally be realized.
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Series B is typically the stage when the full scope of entrepreneurs' product visions can be realized and the business starts to scale.
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The project is independently funded, has no sponsorship nor institutional support, and has taken years of overcoming huge obstacles to finally be realized.
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But for any type of savings to be realized, a customer will need to purchase a launch on a recovered SpaceX Falcon 9.
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Why it matters: "Democrats have a pretty incredible opportunity that has yet to be realized," the poll director John Della Volpe told Axios.
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A century later -- despite many outstanding female achievements and advancements -- the event's original aim of full gender parity has yet to be realized.
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If Congress goes that way, the economy will have to wait longer for the benefits of any corporate tax reform to be realized.
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Unions are demanding that the up to 5,000 job cuts E.ON foresees as part of the asset swap be realized without forced layoffs.
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Only when society at large recognizes these issues together, and chooses truth over blind victory, will the potential of our democracy be realized.
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to Lafayette Anticipations as the architect Rem Koolhaas's first project to be realized in Paris.
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For the moment, this debate remains hypothetical, but few doubt that the technology to create hybrid mammoths will be realized at some point.
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But before the great promise of multitasking on the road can be realized, we need to overcome an age-old problem: motion sickness.
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Despite those efforts, experts say the real threat to Kraft's reputation may soon be realized with the possible release of potentially incriminating videos.
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Simply put, depreciation makes capital purchases more expensive by not allowing the full cost to be realized for tax purposes until years later.
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This imbalance would significantly inflate the cost to taxpayers and undercut the savings that could otherwise be realized in a single, unified system.
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Because if the truth about what Larry has done must be realized to its fullest depth if justice is to ever be served.
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Initial savings are expected to be realized from reduced selling, general and administrative savings as corporate overheads and other public-company cost savings arise.
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When they do, the virtually endless possibilities associated with drone technology can be realized in a way that will make the skies even safer.
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The world is big, and I am still young, so I want to try new things – because what if new dreams can be realized?!
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In the 1980s, the Brazilian government displaced the quilombolas when it established the space center, promising economic development that has yet to be realized.
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Strategic value can be realized when these AI systems are plugged into the enterprise's wider application network to drive personalized, 1:1 customer journeys.
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"The fact that it's relatively elevated suggests that the historical 9- or 10-year rate of return is unlikely to be realized," he said.
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The company expects annual savings of about $55 million from the restructuring, of which about $42 million will be realized within fiscal year 2020.
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"We hope that our plans to expand trade volume to $20 billion will be realized within the news few months or years," Rouhani said.
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How can Trump administration reach out to China to affirm America's "One-China" policy and how can peace in the Taiwan Strait be realized?
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"Something must be realized on the ground regarding implementation of the Security Council resolution for negotiations to begin seriously," Agha told Reuters by telephone.
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The fear, which could now be realized with the U.S. gravely misguided action, is that the exemption will become a widely utilized protectionist weapon.
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"Nokia has an important competitive advantage as we're going to 5G, but it remains to be seen how it will be realized," Rautanen said.
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While there has been promising progress and product market fit in Jakarta, Cuaca and his team see significant growth potential still to be realized.
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Initial savings are expected to be realized from reduced selling, general and administrative savings as corporate overheads and other public company cost savings arise.
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Gains won't be realized until a stock is actually sold, and many investors are reluctant to sell because they don't' want to pay taxes.
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Time and again, bear markets have proven to be good buying opportunities — it can just take several years for the gains to be realized.
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The story foreshadowed Kanye West's eventual transformation into a pop culture villain, which would be realized with West's embrace of Donald Trump and Trumpism.
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It would be foolish to discount the risks, but it would also be unwise to expect that all worst-case scenarios will be realized.
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"The world is big, and I am still young, so I want to try new things — because what if new dreams can be realized?!"
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"His Beaux-Arts design starts to be realized and then it gets interrupted around the time of the First World War," Mr. Mellins said.
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The world is big, and I am still young, so I want to try new things — because what if new dreams can be realized?!
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" In Monday's letter, Elliott said: "Athenahealth's potential will never be realized without the kind of operational change that the company seems unable to deliver.
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TD Ameritrade and Schwab estimate the deal will save the combined company up to $2 billion, some of which will be realized by layoffs.
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The next 10 years promise a continued, prolonged debate about how to fix US health care — without any guarantee the dream will be realized.
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At a certain point—five years or fifty, it's hard to say—technology will improve, enabling the scans to be realized in full detail.
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"Their immediate fix must happen as soon as possible and on a clear public timeline if Vision Zero is to be realized," she said.
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That potential can only be realized, however, if companies deliberately move these scooters to those places where there is a transit or transportation gap.
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At least one of those enterprises will be realized: A bar he had planned to unveil last summer will open Friday in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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In order for the promise of digital health to be realized, companies will need to ensure their patients' data is safe, secure and error-free.
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Hamas-Fatah reconciliation Before a peace deal can be realized, Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah have to reconcile in order to form a shared agreement.
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Before it can be realized, a committee has to deem it important in the 313 Decadal Survey, a priority plan that astronomers make every decade.
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But EPA's longstanding guidance does not allow it to omit benefits from its analysis simply because they are going to be realized in the future.
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"Should these projects be realized, global steelmaking capacity could increase by 4-5 percent between 2019 and 2021, in the absence of closures," it added.
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Several issues with the technology need to be addressed before its benefits can be realized, such as gaining regulatory acceptance and legal compliance, she added.
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That final show will soon be realized, as the 15th edition of the Sharjah Biennial, perhaps the most prestigious such exhibition in the Middle East.
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Moreover, if there is a tangible benefit to the American tourism industry from this agency, it can be realized without the United States itself joining.
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The letter, later known as the Balfour Declaration, provided a boost to Jewish aspirations to create a state, which would eventually be realized in 1948.
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But before those opportunities can be realized, the country's fintechs have to weather a bleak few years — and plenty will likely struggle to do so.
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Art for its own sake, or an audacious formalism, could be realized even while adhering to the traditional genres of portraiture, landscape, and still life.
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For Cookie and King Lu, dreams are tender things to be nurtured; for their cohorts, they can only be realized by seizing them by force.
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"Their voices were heard and now they deserve to know whether and when their wishes will be realized," the Women on the 20s group said.
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A lofty Elon Musk promise may soon be realized, a teen activist blistered members of the UN, and we have some recommendations for fitness trackers.
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If Audis only talked with Audis or Fords only talked with Fords, many of the safety benefits derived from connected vehicles would not be realized.
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It's something only a prodigy would think of, and immediately makes you fantasize about the realms of Young's potential that have yet to be realized.
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Real hope for a better future for all will be realized only when reason is combined with policies that address the deepening inequities in American society.
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The White House does not detail how those savings, which are equivalent to the annual economic output of the Democratic Republic of Congo, would be realized.
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Stocks were already weak Thursday after Apple's warning but dropped even more when the ISM data signaled that investors' fears about a slowdown may be realized.
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By the time the Man of Steel sequel hit theaters, it had taken nearly 36 years for Wonder Woman to be realized again in live action.
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We have to ensure -- especially with some of the controversy plaguing us now -- that we continue to push towards dreams that have yet to be realized.
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While it is possible that a Japanese court could order Nissan to pay Ghosn that amount, Saikawa said it was "unlikely" the expense would be realized.
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Syria The ongoing attacks by Turkish forces on the Syrian border are causing some serious global fears to be realized, including a possible resurgence of ISIS.
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The meetings were also a chance to be among their own kind, to support one another, sustain their hopes that founding a startup could be realized.
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After December's mishap, it is clear that preemptive policy moves (rate hikes) based on expectations of strength is not good enough, said improvement must be realized.
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The Moto Z3 comes off feeling like an odd mishmash of good value, recycled bits, and a far off, yet-to-be-realized promise of 5G.
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Lego Ideas lets amateur builders not only share their creations with the world, but also have the opportunity for them to be realized as real sets.
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"(Even if) he wants to be like Putin in Russia, to stay beyond his second term, we don't know if this can be realized," Bo said.
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Economists and politicians alike hail both the boost in jobs that would accompany a massive building program and the long-term efficiency gains to be realized.
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Looking to the longer-term, we believe there is strong potential to be realized from Argentina's robust infrastructure, high per-capita income, and well-educated workforce.
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Unfortunately, using that definition as the sole basis for trade policy makes it likely that a more important source of trade benefits will not be realized.
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"Investors must take into account the probability that potential outcomes will be realized," David Kostin, Goldman's chief U.S. equity strategist, said in a note last week.
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If we fear swift and certain punishment, while believing it to be more costly than the gains to be realized from disobedience, we follow the law.
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The main reason you'll want to work on the goal of a balanced calendar is that by using this tool, all other goals can be realized.
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Most of the synergies will be realized within the first three years of the joint venture, Thyssenkrupp's finance chief Guido Kerkhoff said during an investor call.
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Then, once that foundation is in place, long-term sustainable revenue can be realized in the form of lower energy costs, reduced waste and greater efficiencies.
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What's next: Because the electric power sector is highly regulated, policymakers will play a crucial role in determining how much of blockchain's potential can be realized.
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Still, the tower proposal, though it could take years to be realized, has already sparked concern among elected officials over the potential strain on the neighborhood.
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A better future won't be realized through unquestioning faith in the safety of scientifically defined environmental limits or in unlimited technological capacities to avoid environmental consequences.
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The dreams that drove the uprising may yet be realized — or dashed, as happened after the 2004 Orange Revolution, whose failure enabled Yanukovych's election in 2010.
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If it does, the words of the prophet Isaiah, "Zion will be redeemed in justice, and those who return to her, with righteousness," will be realized.
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Giving Moncler the technical reins allowed his vision to be realized; and presenting at this wild, sensory-overload warehouse allowed him to have a little fun.
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Should the Trump administration or Congress, choose to prioritize reversing the Obama administration's decisions, the next generation of infrastructure in the U.S. Arctic can be realized.
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"We believe value will ultimately be realized, either by the market or by a buyer," Tony Coniaris, a manager of the Oakmark Select fund, told Barron's.
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"SAA leases most of the aircraft and accordingly in a liquidation, there will be limited assets which can be realized for distribution to creditors," it said.
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For many oncologists, a real cure will be realized only after decades of follow-up study show significant numbers of patients survive with no signs of cancer.
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But if 2017 was the year that the potential of CRISPR began to come into focus, 2018 may be the year that potential begins to be realized.
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He told CNBC by phone the benefits from the development of Tavan Tolgoi will only be realized beyond 2020, when growth is expected to hit 8.6 percent.
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Ever since Gadot was cast in the role, comic book (and TV) were eager to find out how Wonder Woman would be realized on the big screen.
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" This is especially important with his students, whom he finds "extremely techno-optimistic; they believe that technology will inevitably develop, that technological possibilities will all be realized.
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" He also said — "with pride," no less — that the factory "has come to have the dream of the women who want to be more beautiful be realized.
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He says efficiencies can be realized if health plans are sold across state lines, but insurance companies are already permitted to sell in whatever state they choose.
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"Ultimately, the aim will be to reintroduce a viable population of northern white rhino back into the wild, which is where their true value will be realized."
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Now, NHTSA is caught between serving the needs of the public and making sure the enormous impacts of autonomous vehicles can be realized sooner rather than later.
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If Musk's long-term goal of sending humans to Mars is going to be realized, SpaceX must be able to regularly and safely launch astronauts into orbit.
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Ultimately, the aim will be to reintroduce a viable population of northern white rhino back into the wild, which is where their true value will be realized.
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The deal, which is expected to close during Tyson's fiscal third quarter, will result in cost synergies of about $200 million, to be realized within three years.
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I think he's trying to pursue rich nation first and then military enforcement but his predecessors realized that prosperity could not be realized after the military power.
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Mr. de Maizière said that the group wanted to build a dictatorship, and that its aim "is supposed to be realized with all means available," including violence.
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"With early elections, uncertainties will decrease, opportunity to speed up reforms will be born, a new and strong governing system will be realized," Simsek said on Twitter.
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"Until the male guardianship system is done away with, in law and in practice, women's rights in the kingdom cannot be realized," she said in a statement.
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In contrast to the current wave of skepticism about human rights, I have seen nothing but a growing appetite for justice and human rights to be realized.
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Given the fact that these gimbals are designed to be versatile and work with as many different camera configurations as possible, that dream might never be realized.
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Once they are, more dreams will be realized, and so will the promise of our country: everyone will have a chance to rise from the ground up.
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"We estimate that tens of billions of dollars in additional financial benefits could be realized should Congress and executive branch agencies fully address open actions," it continued.
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Here are five cheap(ish) things to help you transform a corner of your home into a spot where fitness goals can take shape and be realized.
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It is still heartening to see a novel put a human face on migration, and perhaps in future books, this budding novelist's true promise will be realized.
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For many of the major overhauls — like McDonald&aposs using artificial intelligence to better predict customer ordering habits — the full payoffs are unlikely to be realized immediately.
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But not every dream can and should be realized -- especially if you aren't just risking your own life but those of your guides and compatriots on the mountain.
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I believed then — and it is has proven to be true — there was a large amount of pent up potential for growth in America that could be realized.
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But if he were, his trademark concept over the last half-century might have been devising hugely ambitious public installations that are virtually guaranteed never to be realized.
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When photography on Civil War began, it hadn't been decided how the character would actually be realized, and a camera-ready Spidey suit was built for the shoot.
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But that doesn't mean that with a different candidate in a different year it might someday be realized; as Clinton gracefully noted in her concession speech on Wednesday.
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The expectation for immediate, tangible results may be realized; or, the Hanoi summit may be another benchmark in a longer-term, confidence-building road toward North Korea's denuclearization.
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And even if they do succeed, the value of your equity in the company might not be realized for years, when the company is acquired or goes public.
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But hopes that his convention would be a major success and that the GOP presidential nominee would leave the city with maximum momentum look unlikely to be realized.
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"Bots are a creative canvas just starting to be realized," said Josh Jacobs, president of Kik Services, a company unit exploring messaging-related services like banking and shopping.
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Prior to the proposed determination, the EPA spent several years studying the site and released a report tallying the potential consequences if the mine were to be realized.
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The numbers populating the chart are our best predictions for how the genetic component of each trait would be realized if we selected based on that trait alone.
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Despite its nature as a biopic, Miyazaki still engages with the world of fantasy through dreams and dreamscapes, staging impossible movements that can only be realized through imagination.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., it's important to remember that he himself recognized that his dream would only be realized when workers won both civil and labor rights.
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All members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, they each questioned Kavanaugh, which provided them with a high-profile launching point for their soon-to-be-realized presidential campaigns.
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Autonomous vehicles are supposed to be a panacea for mobility, but if they arrive to the status quo in our major metropolises, their promised benefits may never be realized.
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Economists say increasing productivity is the biggest challenge facing the economy currently and without an improvement the Trump administration&aposs goal of boosting economic growth will not be realized.
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External commentators have focused on the valuation likely to be realized from a part-privatisation of state-oil company Saudi Aramco but that is the least of the problems.
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That Kai, a white dude, acts as a proxy for Beverly to lean into her anger reinforces the idea that, given the right circumstances, that danger will be realized.
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"We still have ideas also for larger takeovers," he said, adding that none of the possible bigger deals Continental was pondering could be realized in the next 12 months.
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"Vale's ambitions to reduce net debt to around US$15bn over the next 18 months could be realized through the sale of non-core and core assets," Fitch said.
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The combination of the two refiners will create $350 million to $425 million in synergies, which are expected to be realized within the first two years, the companies said.
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As we've seen, these technologies have made huge strides in the two years since I wrote the original series, and the applications of them are starting to be realized.
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Djuna CroonPostdoctoral researcher at in TRIUMF Theory Group, Vancouver BC, CanadaThe existence of a fifth dimension is an interesting possibility that may or may not be realized in nature.
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"We've now got US marines rotating through Darwin, so I think we need to have that conversation about what extent America's expectations are going to be realized," he said.
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The income tax increase will be realized through cuts in deductions for salaried workers earning more than 8.5 million yen annually, except those with children or disabled family members.
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What is crucial for laissez-faire to be realized is the idea that political and economic realms (corresponding broadly to state and market) exist virtually independently of one another.
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Such tensions will only grow, Mr. Muiznieks warned, as migrants realize that their goal of reaching prosperous countries in northern Europe, like Germany or Sweden, will not be realized.
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Those developments also make it all too likely that the claims of Brexit proponents of a rosier economic future for the U.K. outside of Europe will not be realized.
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It must instill hope and optimism for a better future — a future that can be realized through spending the cash given to them, and so improving everyone's economic situation.
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Defining each one of your goals requires that you become very specific about what physical activities you need to engage in, in order for that goal to be realized.
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With new commentary and ephemera, the punk subculture of the time is revitalized and canonized in a 500-page glossy art book Slash's founders never imagined could be realized.
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He said he expected the new investments to result in significant new advances; he described a big folder of study ideas in his office that might finally be realized.
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In that time of course, the WHO declared a public health emergency, and the full scale of the coming pandemic was starting to be realized by public market investors.
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He held the notion, rare among pro athletes, that his vocation was just a game and his true reach would be realized later, away from the cameras and spectators.
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But every other state that wants weed for all has already made strides toward making that happen—strides that I never ever thought would be realized in my lifetime.
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But judging by the partisanship and acrimony surrounding recent health-care reform efforts in Washington, there is real cause for concern that the full opportunity will not be realized.
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As a result, the fears fueling the mask shortage may be realized, the New York Times reported, as those workers are more likely to get, and spread, the disease.
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Black Hair in Post-Apartheid South Africa This Opinion essay asks, how can Nelson Mandela's dream of a Rainbow Nation be realized when institutional racism still runs through education?
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So when a public-private group wants to widen a highway or rebuild a bridge, those profits can only be realized through significant tolling and no viable travel options.
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But I think it needs to be realized it's an extremely culturally specific way of viewing the world, and that's one of the main things travel can teach you.
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But, most of all, it is an extraordinarily complicated series of trade-offs that could be realized, experts say, with extensive sacrifices that people are only starting to understand.
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Penalties against tampering with emissions controls ensures the anticipated benefits of cleaner vehicles will be realized--but that apparently doesn't mean people won't try to find a way around them.
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Across social media, family and fans posted emotional tributes , but his personality might best be realized by watching the show, where his interactions reflect his old-fashioned, no-nonsense style.
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And these benefits are not just for people who are dealing with mental illness, they can be realized by anyone, especially high performers and people who work in stressful environments.
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The sheer faith people seem to have that "MUELLER KNOWS EVERYTHING," as a hat helpfully puts it, and that EVERYTHING will be a big checkmate surprise, might not be realized.
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Suez also expects 65 million euros of cost synergies from the GE Water deal and Chaussade said that some 80 percent of the synergies should be realized within three years.
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Now Eberling's dream is about to be realized, as his and about 100 others' cremated remains were launched into space Monday in a memorial satellite by the company Elysium Space.
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"These gains that people are talking about — 10 to 15 percent a year this year and maybe next year, I just don't think they're going to be realized," Siegel said.
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ROI = Net Income or Investment Gain / Cost of InvestmentYour ROI can either be realized or unrealized, depending on whether or not you've sold the investment or are still holding it.
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I knew the amount of work I put into the songs, and I knew they needed to be realized, they needed to be recorded, they needed to be out there.
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Though moving to the Premier League has "always been Christian's dream," according to Dortmund's technical director, Michael Zorc, Pulisic will have to wait six months for it to be realized.
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That detail is important in understanding the path to Rahami's radicalization, but we must remember that becoming an extremist is a complex process that cannot be realized on propaganda alone.
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But female entrepreneurs from African countries including Uganda and Zambia said they needed to benefit from the same opportunities as men for their continent's ambitious development goals to be realized.
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The Heritage Foundation's Blueprint for Balance identifies $85033 billion in nondefense discretionary savings that could be realized in fiscal year 2018 alone and used to offset increases to defense spending.
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First, the SDGs will not be realized without a diplomatic surge in the world's biggest conflict hotspots: Yemen, Syria and the Lake Chad basin of countries (Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Cameroon).
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Windstream expects to realize $115 million in operating cost synergies after two years following the transactions, with roughly $40 million-$50 million to be realized by the end of year three.
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The only problem is the true strength of the SLS may not be realized for some time, as NASA is building two versions of the vehicle — Block 1 and Block 1B.
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Fitch expects approximately three-fourths of the synergies to be realized in the first six months after the close of the transaction leading to a material reduction in run-rate leverage.
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We're still in the "transistor phase" of things, so are not yet at the point where the full complexity of a modern microprocessor can be realized into the circuits of cells.
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No quest to become a global citizen, or effective politician for that matter, can be realized without a respect for literature and its ability to change us from the inside out.
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That means that U.S. businesses would lose out on the benefits of cloud computing, cheaper and more flexible data services, and enhanced security, while reduced equipment costs will not be realized.
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WeWork's value has declined by more than $30 billion since the meeting with Google a month ago, Intelligencer reported, and its ambitious goal of going public has yet to be realized.
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Wall Street's worst fears about a potentially failed effort to repeal Obamacare aren't likely to be realized, according to separate analyses that come amid an increasingly tense battle over the measure.
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Windstream expects to realize $115 million in operating cost synergies after two years following the transactions, with roughly $13 million-$50 million to be realized by the end of year three.
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That's because the likelihood that self-driving trucks will be realized in the coming decade is diminishing further and further, making it a lesser focus for big players in the industry.
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"I did not make traditional promises or a traditional program… but new ideas that can be realized.. today we entered a new stage in the history of Tunisia," he told Reuters.
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Reversal of President Obama's decision is likely to be the single biggest issue in determining whether, and how extensively the next generation of infrastructure in the U.S. Arctic can be realized.
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"Over the course of this election my campaign has been releasing — and will continue to release — detailed proposals addressing each of these yet-to-be-realized economic rights," Mr. Sanders said.
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"The prior proceedings left the company with too much remaining debt, too large a store footprint, and a yet-to-be-realized systems and corporate overhead structure consolidation," Marotta told CNBC.
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"Some of the the benefits of these new tools won't be realized for a long time," said James Murphy, a health services researcher at UC San Diego Health and a radiation oncologist.
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"We have accomplished a great deal in 2018; however, I believe the true impact of our bold moves will be realized in 3.103 and beyond," CEO Mindy Grossman said in a statement.
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COM INC - EARLY TRANSITION IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE 2018 REVENUE BY ABOUT 1 PERCENT WITH FULL UPLIFT EXPECTED TO BE REALIZED BY END OF 2019 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Although Yu says the bill is unlikely to pass soon, she has cross-party support and believes marriage equality will be realized by the end of Tsai's term -- which runs until 2020.
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In each of the first two years following the merger, Windstream expects to realize $50 million in synergies, with the remaining $25 million to be realized by the end of year three.
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It is unlikely to be realized now because Russia has joined the World Trade Organization and relations between Moscow and Kiev have deteriorated, said Andrey Sizov, head of the SovEcon agriculture consultancy.
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Hapag-Lloyd said 85 to 90 percent of the $13 million in annual savings targeted over the long term from its tie-up with UASC were due to be realized this year.
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But those modest rates might not even be realized as over 80% of analysts who answered an additional question said their outlook for the housing market was skewed more to the downside.
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These switches are noteworthy because of how small a distance a key needs to be pushed down for an action to be realized — only 1.2mm — and because of their 45g actuation force.
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"Bernie has changed politics, but his changes are not going to be realized unless he leads — and leading is not going to mean tilting at windmills at the convention," Mr. Dean said.
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"While we implemented these cost-reduction actions in the second quarter and are tracking to plan, the financial benefits will be realized beginning in the second half of the year," Gentile added.
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The agreement is one of the few signs that the promises President Hassan Rouhani made long ago of welcoming Western businesses and ending Iran's isolation are at last beginning to be realized.
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Doing so will result in truly historic legislation where the whole will be greater than the sum of its parts and the benefits will be realized by music creators, services and fans.
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Windstream expects to realize $21000 million in synergies in each of the first two years following the merger, with the remaining $211 million to be realized by the end of year three.
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We live in a world of endless possibility, a world in which thousands upon thousands of ideas battle constantly to be realized, to emerge from potentiality and ascend into recognition, appreciation, creation.
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"Effective participation by members of all racial and ethnic groups in the civic life of our nation is essential if the dream of one nation, indivisible, is to be realized," she wrote.
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A new Amazon headquarters also sparked hope that Mayor Bill de Blasio's vision of a streetcar running along the waterfront between Brooklyn and Queens, known as the B.Q.X., could finally be realized.
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The real victory for the United States is ending the war, and will only be realized when the last of our service members leave the country and Congress repeals the 2001 AUMF.
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One small point: The effectiveness of such an approach can in principle be amplified enormously by plant genomic technologies that can be realized within a decade or two with sensible science policies.
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In connection with the restructuring, HP said it expects to incur an overall charge of about $1 billion, of which $2.2.18 million will be realized when it reports its fourth-quarter earnings.
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A subtext of "Little Women" is that the explosive potential of these four girls is not, and will not be, realized; this is why Marmee belongs at the heart of the story.
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So, Muslims were always apprehensive that Narendra Modi becoming the prime minister of the country would mean trouble for them, would mean that the fascist project of RSS would actually be realized.
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Nearly any desired trait can potentially be realized with these technologies, including drought resistance, pathogen resistance, nutrient fortification and more, all of which can benefit farmers, consumers, the needy, and the environment.
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Many of these black millennials told me that their dreams can't be realized in the same ways as others' can, particularly their white counterparts, despite perceptions of equality in this "woke" generation.
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But he does not mention one thing that always seems to be absent from articles I read about auto emissions and climate: the savings that would be realized by better gas mileage.
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"The economic downturn and its effects on business development and the current capital market environment have led to the separation not being able to be realized as planned," Thyssenkrupp said in a statement.
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"With Uncle Xi as the party's core, our Chinese dream will definitely be realized," wrote one user, referring to a broad, vaguely defined policy of Xi's to build a strong and prosperous country.
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But before these dreams can be realized, the government, which started work in the new year after the country spent 225-2000/22025-years without a president, has an urgent to-do list.
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The success of branded bitcoin is yet to be realized but Klamka says he came to the idea after previously working with celebrity credit cards tied to Kiss, Donald Trump and Hello Kitty.
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In October, just after Toys R Us' bankruptcy announcement, Mattel said it planned to cut $650 million in costs over the next two years, with one-third expected to be realized in 2018.
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Given the escalation, economists' fears that global markets could slip into a recession within the next nine months are more likely to be realized, according to reports from Morgan Stanley, quoted by CNBC.
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" In one tweet, he declared, "Let's unite that the word of God may be realized in us and that we may cut off the hand and cut out the tongue of the troublemakers.
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But last week, with Abe by his side, he stated that the policy was still in effect, perhaps a signal that Kim Jong Un's desire for immediate sanctions relief may not be realized.
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Congress should start by writing a budget that rejects any deal that would spend more money now but promises to make up for it with savings to be realized years in the future.
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A proposal put forward by Turkey "is a breakthrough if it is to be realized, if it is to be implemented," Ms. Merkel told a news conference at the end of the summit.
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So I was kind of trapped in this system where I was trying to break out, and that's why I wrote this script, because I really wanted to be realized as an artist.
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I fulfilled a lot of my dreams, but now that I am off the big roller coaster I have realized that there are other dreams that can be realized in very different ways.
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These silences are deafening, because the type of world Power wants to build will never be realized if only certain countries—namely, those that stand outside America's imperial sphere—are held to account.
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Individual responsibility has a role to play as well, but this can only be realized when supplemented by genuine investor education, something state regulators are uniquely positioned as a local and unbiased resource.
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Instead, too many are so afraid of alarming conservative white voters that they are creeping around in private whispering protestations of loyalty and love that may one distant day be realized in public.
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They're moving to this place where the service delivery and the data science and data driven government… we can use these incredible governmental budgets and access points for is really going to be realized.
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"I believe we will remain in charge of the technology for a decently long time and the potential of it to solve many of the world problems will be realized…" he told the BBC.
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Given that Neom is now little more than barren acreage and the fertile imagination of the crown price backed by oil billions, it's hard to say how much of this vision will be realized.
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You can assess the risk of receiving a big distribution by looking at the fund's "potential capital gains exposure," the percentage of share price attributed to capital gains that could be realized by sales.
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Uniper, which has so far spent about 600 million euros ($681.00 million) out of the 950 million it earmarked for the project, said its assumption was that Nord Stream 2 would still be realized.
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Some of the more optimistic expectations put upon them by their proponents have so far failed to be realized, and they are no closer to becoming a reality in our day-to-day lives.
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Although his council was supposed to approve this order in September, it has yet to be realized, as evidenced by the offending works that residents watched pop up around them in the subsequent months.
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While rallies are critical in terms of spreading a message, the type of substantive change the scientific community seeks — and our country needs — will only be realized when scientists overcome outmoded taboos and evolve.
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The storm total rainfall numbers likely to be realized now are at the high end of the range indicated by the models, but the potential for a major flood in the city was apparent.
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There are tremendous "global efficiencies" and U.S. production potential to be realized by engaging in more free and fair trade agreements — with a focus on opening up markets — instead of elevating tariffs and subsidies.
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Indicated 0.4 percent lower Production of battery cells is a strategic option for the luxury carmaker but none that will be realized in the next three years, Chief Executive Harald Krueger told Boersen-Zeitung.
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" • "As global exchange rates change, the domestic value of a user's Libra holdings will change accordingly, creating capital gains and losses, which would be realized each time someone used Libra to make a purchase.
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For those numbers to be realized, the economic output needs to see a sharp rebound after the pace of expansion slowed to a six-year low in the three months that ended in September.
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L-carnitine levels are notoriously hard to increase, however, so it would take up to six months of loading with the drink before the promised enhancement in performance could be realized on the track.
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"The prior proceedings left the company with too much remaining debt, too large a store footprint and a yet-to-be realized systems and corporate overhead structure consolidation," Chief Restructuring Officer Stephen Marotta said.
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Mr. Brodsky creates works of imaginary architecture that can never be realized, as part of a kind of protest against Russian practical, but unimaginative, state-sponsored architecture, said Richard Saltoun, director of the gallery.
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It might take a few years for this vision to be realized — the first websites and smartphone apps were often terrible — but eventually customers will expect every app to offer these kinds of capabilities.
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But IOC president Thomas Bach said some of Alibaba's plans "can become operational pretty soon" while Alibaba founder Jack Ma said they expected to be realized at the next Winter Games in Beijing in 2022.
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That match would sadly never be realized, however, as Williams crashed his motorcycle on the way to his brother's wedding, damaging a nerve in the spinal cord that left him paralyzed from the waist down.
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More than 300,000 people are already paying Asgardia&aposs annual "residency" fee, although UN rules suggest Asgardia&aposs ambition to set up a true space nation won&apost be realized for some time, if ever.
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King's dream began to be realized when President Johnson passed the Civil Rights Act," Hillary Clinton claimed during her 2120 campaign against Senator Barack Obama, before adding, "it took a president to get it done.
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"That would allow public spending investment to take place and .... growth impact to be realized over the next few years," Ilahi explained, pointing to a 4 percent growth target for Bosnia in the next years.
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The modestly sized arts incubator, performance and exhibition space — only 20163 people will be allowed in the building at a time — is this Dutch architect's first building project to be realized in the French capital.
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He also has announced plans to open special economic zones in his country, where he hopes to attract foreign investors, a dream that can be realized only if international sanctions against North Korea are eased.
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Taxpayers would lose and the purported benefits to local communities of greater revenues and more jobs, not unlike the unrealized promises Mr. Trump has made to other communities, are not likely to be realized either.
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Only in this manner can Hong Kong continue to prosper, can mutual understanding and shared values exist between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, and can opportunities for sincere cross-strait interaction be realized.
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"We are skeptical that much of this churn is incremental or will be realized, with Bloomberg reporting Netflix had seen no increase in cancellations on 11/22, 10 days after the Disney+ launch," they wrote.
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Fifty years ago, the Supreme Court said the ideal that every person stands equal before the law cannot be realized if a poor person has to face his accusers without a lawyer to assist him.
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It is important to look past some of the gyrations in the market and stay focused on the productivity and long-term profitability likely to be realized by those companies enabling and embracing this next revolution.
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"So long as relevant parties eliminate hostile policies and security threats toward North Korea, North Korea has no need for nuclear (capacity), and denuclearization can be realized," China's official Xinhua news agency cited Kim as saying.
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"Eight years ago, I was so inspired to know that my nephew — a young, black child — could grow up knowing his dreams could be realized by witnessing a black president in office," Beyoncé told the crowd.
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The Bureau of Meteorology forecast of more warm, dry weather suggests hopes for a reprieve from what farmers describe as the worst drought they have ever seen are unlikely to be realized before the Australian summer.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - President Barack Obama packed books for schoolchildren on Monday to commemorate slain civil rights leader the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., and King's daughter said his dream of equality had yet to be realized.
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Plans for the installation, which were designed before the artist's death in July, will feature his signature red, green and blue light and will be realized with help from his foundation and his studio in Panama.
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The tweet convinced some investors that the worst of the market's fears — that Trump will move quickly to impose sever sanctions — won't be realized, according to John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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But as Director Watt pointed out, a loss in a single calendar quarter could be realized through non-credit factors, such as a paper loss on a hedging position, which would be reversed the next quarter.
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Since most French polling is done online -- and many of her most passionate supporters rarely spend much time online, though France is among the world's most connected countries -- her real strengths may remain to be realized.
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Peeved that some of his policies have yet to be realized, like denying welfare benefits to legal immigrants and stripping child migrants of court-ordered protections, Mr. Miller has been targeting officials he considers insufficiently harsh.
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And this aim too can only be realized by imposing the maximum sentence under the plea agreement and in reaching this decision too, we also must answer the question, how much was a little girl worth?
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Now, as the winner of the 2018 Mohn Award given by the Hammer Museum in the amount of $100,000, Halsey's vision will be realized and given to the South Central community as a show of love.
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The hedges were necessary to lock in crushing profits that will be realized in the second half of 2018 as the company secured a larger-than-normal portion of its Brazilian crushing needs during the second quarter.
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"Community members and admirers of Vinnie Bagwell's proposal will need to stay alert to ensure that her full vision can be realized, helping address the City's logistical concerns and potentially seeking additional sources of funding," Fine said.
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Large-scale LBOs such as Refinitiv and Envision saw private equity place a significant amount of equity into these transactions, and Rutkovsky said sponsors wouldn't go forward unless they were "confident" their add-backs would be realized.
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"Even if 'savings' could be realized, such an amount cannot be deducted from the purchase price or the monthly rate ... because customers must pay the full price at the time of purchase or financing," the association said.
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The literature and models vary as to the timeframe over which these benefits could be realized; some have the effects as soon as 3 to 5 years, others find it could take at least double that time.
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At last, in 1928, Roman and Nina risked all and fled to France so that, settled in Nice, his mother's dream of making her son into a French man of the world could be realized in full.
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"As we see visitation grow, with people from around the country and around the world, it will settle in that this truly is a special landscape and the economic benefits can be realized," Mr. St. Clair said.
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Now this storied East Village institution, a home for experimentation in live performance since 202020, seems to be examining what that really means and how such a goal might be realized in more than a superficial way.
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Conservatives and some economic experts say the proposal is a fantasy that could never be realized; Hillary Clinton was heavily criticized by Republicans when she proposed a similar idea in 2007 and quickly backed off the proposal.
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The stories in 'Ours to Tell' mirror the experiences of people across the country, particularly people of color, queer and transgender people, and others for whom the full promise of abortion access has yet to be realized.
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The potential for such a coalition exists, as the millions who protested on Friday showed; whether that potential can be realized is an open question, one that most bosses and politicians are working very hard to suppress.
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"I kept having this feeling that since all of Muybridge's work was black-and-white photographs, this story should be realized to look like black-and-white photographs, not drawings of black-and-white photographs," he says.
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She was looking at this emerging medium, recognizing that it could be such a democratizing element of society, but that would never fully be realized if there wasn't some piece of it set aside for noncommercial purposes.
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The magnitude of LaMotta's achievement can only be realized when one considers that Robinson proceeded to become the welterweight and middleweight champion of the world, and would run his record to 128-1 before he suffered another defeat.
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"Muslim-Americans are dismayed, upset and afraid about a possible Muslim ban, but many are ready to fight in court should a ban be realized," attorney Ahmed Soliman, who is president of Soliman & Associates, told CNBC via email.
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Chinese technology giant Huawei warned on Thursday that American ambitions to lead the world in the next generation of mobile internet may not be realized if Washington continues to block the company from participating in the U.S. market.
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Stocks and bonds have shown a noticeable divergence lately, with the former continuing to rally and the latter, through lower yields, indicating that the initial Trump growth expectations may not be realized, at least in the near term.
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"The full extent and magnitude of the problem will be realized by tomorrow," he said, the situation will be very serious if household electricity consumption data from the central server of the utility could not be retrieved beforehand.
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The growth initiative, which is not dependent on an overall improvement in the market environment, can be realized in the next three years, Goldman president Harvey Schwartz said during a Barclays Group PLC financials conference in New York.
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Clearly, the specific ends Thatcher sought — which included nothing less than the final destruction of what was known as "the postwar settlement" that had defined Britain's politics and economy for 35 years — could not be realized without contention.
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Essay Learning technologies offer great potential to improve education, but whether that potential will be realized depends on three key factors, which have less to do with technology itself and more to do with the people using it.
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That said, it should be realized that the political viability of this endeavor would be highly questionable in a context in which our national rights remain unrecognized and settlement activity, military raids, land confiscation and home demolitions continue.
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The head of one Spanish fund, speaking anonymously, said Popular would need a second capital infusion of between 2 billion and 3 billion euros to remain an independent lender and doubted the property unit plan would be realized.
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The cost savings, 80% of which are expected to be realized in the first four years, are anticipated to primarily come from product-related expenses such as consolidating vehicle platforms as well as scale for better purchasing costs.
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PARIS (Reuters) - While Andy Murray's 2011 prediction that Caroline Garcia "is going to be number one in the world one day" has yet to be realized, the Frenchwoman feels she is at long last heading in the right direction.
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To some extent, the Lancet report tries to bridge this gap — discussing both technologies that are on the horizon, like gene drives, and the tremendous gains that can be realized immediately by expanding use of technologies that already exist.
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JOHN HARWOOD: When you hear him say, Dodd-Frank didn't go far enough, break up the banks – not just free community college, free college, bigger tax increases, bigger programs, is that just campaign talk that can't possibly be realized?
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" Describing the vibe of the track, Dan says, "It was supposed to drive hard so the flow could be realized while at the same time it broke down to bring out the whimsy and let folks catch their breath.
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While the broader AR/VR headset markets have yet to fully cement their staying power, the quality of Lytro's latest effort shows the fruits of its core light field tech and its VR pivot are starting to be realized.
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We couldn't agree more, and have for some time continued to support the notion that the recent run-up in market expectations has been based on unfounded optimism of a pro-growth agenda that has yet to be realized.
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Over the last 50 years, the nation has expanded coverage for seniors, kids, and people with low incomes; and added protections for people with pre-existing conditions-- seamless and comprehensive access to mental health must be realized for everyone.
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Addressing the bloat and waste that outmoded public buildings represents can be addressed through a concerted effort to reduce the federal real estate footprint, and in doing so, great savings in occupancy costs and energy consumption could be realized.
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Al-Qaeda has long argued that the dream of an Islamic caliphate cannot be realized until the stage has been properly set and the forces that would try to destroy it (such as the United States) have been defeated.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Russia will work to stop attacks in the northwestern Syrian region of Idlib after talks with a Turkish delegation in Moscow, Turkish Presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said on Tuesday, adding that Turkey expected this to be realized.
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But if there is one, it is likely to answer continuing questions about whether Native political authority over their old territories in Canada will finally be realized or remain a thin formality, a veneer of legitimacy for ongoing colonialism.
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"While a total sale of Majestic Retail continues to be a potential option, it would be wholly unwise to pursue a single track process and materially limit the potential value that can be realized to drive growth," a company spokesman said.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a "New India" - which promises housing, electricity, healthcare and education for all - cannot be realized unless the issue of sexual violence against children is addressed, India's president said on Monday.
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"Even if 'savings' could be realized, such an amount cannot be deducted from the purchase price or the monthly rate ... because customers must pay the full price at the time of purchase or financing," Reuters quoted the association as saying.
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Unless Trump is able to rally broader support and win more funding for construction in another fiscal year, his plans for a "big beautiful wall" that he promised during his election campaign last year may not be realized, the aides said.
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And I think that what we're beginning to realize at the moment is much of the promise of Trump is not going to be realized mainly because his ability to get much of his program through Congress is severely compromised.
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The most interesting scenario for Miami Marlins ownership is apparently going to be realized, as Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald is reporting that the group headlined by Derek Jeter and Jeb Bush has won the auction to purchase the team.
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"Real estate investors sell their product—and in the process, they promise it will have benefits that may not ever be realized," says Thomas Angotti, a professor of urban planning at Hunter College and author of New York For Sale.
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But without efforts to spread awareness of PrEP, especially among black and latino MSM—of whom 37.1 precent and 28.2 percent, respectively, were unaware of the treatment in the APLA Health survey—the drug's revolutionary potential may never be realized.
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By James E. Ryan Learning technologies offer great potential to improve education, but whether that potential will be realized depends on three key factors, which have less to do with technology itself and more to do with the people using it.
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All of these technologies offer significant safety and other benefits that will be realized long before the full vision of autonomous vehicles is brought to fruition — and UPS will be there, as a leader implementing these new technologies in our fleet.
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It has put a number of assets on the block, including Cogent, a manufacturer and processor of electrical steels, and about 1,100 employees, or about 5 percent of Tata Steel Europe's workforce, would leave the group should all deals be realized.
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In fact, Mr. Iannelli said, he found a letter Gnecchi wrote to Illica in which he suggested arranging chorus members in "Cassandra" behind the audience — a "surround sound" effect that would be realized in different musical forms only decades later.
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It must be realized that we cannot talk about "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness," with "liberty and justice for all," if we as citizens are not willing to make sacrifices of the self toward the good of the whole.
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Providers like Verizon and AT&T have already started rolling out initial 5G deployments in select cities, and while users will likely see faster broadband speeds, the real potential of the network won't be realized until coverage is more widespread.
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Not only will these savings not be realized, but new steel and aluminum tariffs may add around 2 cents per watt to utility-scale solar projects, in addition to the increase of 10 cents per watt from the recent solar tariffs.
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"The potential for serious investment and tax reform and economic growth in the United States is unlikely to be realized," said Ian Goldin, a former World Bank vice president and now professor of globalization and development at the University of Oxford.
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"You have no idea how many visa forms I filled out in my career," Ms. Mallis said, referring to her work on behalf of the craftspeople from distant countries whose skills were essential if American designers' visions were to be realized.
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"I did not make traditional promises or a traditional program ... but new ideas that can be realized.. today we entered a new stage in the history of Tunisia," he told Reuters after the first round of the election in September.
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However, the services reading showed that "the vast majority of American industries are not being held back by the swirling winds of geopolitical uncertainty and makes us more confident that the recession forecasts of some ... will not be realized," Rupkey said.
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Fears that ISIS prisoners could break free and regroup in the chaos of the Turkish invasion seemed to be realized Sunday when Kurdish officials said that hundreds of relatives of foreign ISIS members had escaped from a camp in northern Syria.
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A study of consumer values by researchers at Oklahoma State University also suggests that people don't necessarily prioritize animal welfare above considerations like safety, taste, and price: Some economists also wonder whether all the company pledges will ever be realized.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has reiterated his support for a national carbon pricing plan to be realized by 2018, even though there are questions of how the country will compete with a southern neighbour that has no plans to implement carbon markets.
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Investors now closely monitor developments in the U.S.-China trade front with wide expectations that a deal to end a long-draw spat between the two countries could soon be realized, which may further boost risk appetite, thereby weighing on safe-haven gold.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - The vast steel sectors of China, Japan and South Korea are bracing for surging coking coal prices after Cyclone Debbie wreaked havoc across the main mining areas of top producer Australia, but their worst fears may not be realized.
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" The company's senior vice president for Watson, David Kenny, aims to convey that message to members of Congress beginning with a letter on Tuesday, stressing the "real disaster would be abandoning or inhibiting cognitive technology before its full potential can be realized.
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A fair value price reduction means the fund is priced in a way that ensures investors receive a price which is in line with what is expected to be realized from a sale of the properties, Aegon Investments explains on its website.
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Sims said in an audio interview released by the foundation that she used to play teacher as a girl and wonder if her dream of becoming one would ever be realized because of the opposition she faced in her community growing up.
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Although his own campaign faltered, and his belief that the next president should be a former governor with executive experience looks unlikely to be realized, Christie still believes that an executive -- like Trump -- would be the best fit for the White House.
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Enabling personalized medicine For the promise of personalized medicine to be realized, our government and health system need to "embrace the ability to use genetic information to tailor health care by providing affordable access to the needed screening and preventive interventions," said Schlager.
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Laurie Penny is known for her writings on social issues, and this short novella from her takes a look at how the cure for aging would be realized and utilized by the ultra wealthy, and what its impact on society would be.
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Flake argues here that those near-term gains -- many of which, by the way, have yet to be realized -- are not worth the long-term impact of countenancing someone like Trump as the leader of the party and the leader of the country.
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There is no greater financial boon to be realized by our country than the millions, billions and perhaps trillions of dollars that will result from a fuller commitment to the development of the potential of American children as they grow into productive citizens.
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LONDON — Delays in the construction of the Norman Foster-designed Zayed National Museum in Abu Dhabi means that an agreement with British Museum — which was to help curate exhibitions and lend the new institution around 500 valuable artifacts — is unlikely to be realized.
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"From the moment I saw him, I was so sad because I felt it would be a love that could never be realized," said Ri, 70, speaking from the small Soviet-era apartment she and Canh share in the Vietnamese capital, Hanoi.
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" FROM THE INSIDE "Mark's choreography in general is so intricate and specific, but the way in which he has us traveling in the space and in these very tight canons, the effect can only be realized if we're so concise and precise.
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The frustrated hopes of conservatives during the Rehnquist and Roberts years—for restrictions on abortion and affirmative action, for the removal of the barriers between church and state, for the elimination of the last vestiges of political-campaign regulation—would likely be realized.
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A 24-block trek with Mr. Cuomo this week through the new subway tunnels and stations offered a rare glimpse inside the long-delayed $4.4 billion project that for many New Yorkers had come to symbolize a dream that might never be realized.
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Facing a skeptical Congress For even half of Trump's grand design to be realized, the President will have to stamp his authority in Washington, and flush out the inertia in a political system where little of consequence has happened in six years of partisan gridlock.
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"Without changes to those regulations, it may be years before the promise of today's technology can be realized and thousands of preventable deaths that could have been avoided will happen," said Mike Abelson, vice president of global strategy at GM, in written testimony released Monday.
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And, just as the added security of a deadbolt lock can only be realized if we also turn the lock, each of us needs to actively decide to take that next step in securing the applications and services we love and rely upon daily.
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Sterling has already lost 1.8% this week as investors scrambled to price in the possibility that a last-minute agreement to avert a no-deal Brexit may not be realized under British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has said the Brexit divorce was dead.
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Most of the cost savings – an estimated HK$1.6 billion ($206 million) – will only be realized in 2018 because the Hong Kong carrier will likely book in retrenchment costs in 2017, K. Ajith, director of Asia transport research at UOB Kay Hian told CNBC.
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"Dada's dedication to the nonsensical and to the simultaneity of contradictions is not only an endeavor to be realized within art but an attempt to confront reality in its true state," wrote art historian Dorothée Brill in Shock and the Senseless in Dada and Fluxus.
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President Barack Obama was so certain that peace in the Middle East would occur under his watch that he told the United Nations in his 2010 address that it was possible the dream of a Palestinian state could be realized in the next year.
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It lets us form connections that would never otherwise be realized, and often helps us see things more clearly, lifting the vail of fog that normally clouds the way we perceive our lives and decision-making-process, offering the opportunity to help us improve ourselves.
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ADP has characterized the 51-year-old investor as an aggressive risk and its chief executive, Carlos Rodriguez, told Reuters on Wednesday that the hedge fund manager's plans for beefing up profit could be realized only by laying off roughly 30 percent of ADP's workforce.
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If the COP21 aim of no net carbon emissions by 2050 is to be realized, natural gas has to displace coal in the next few years, given that power plants typically have lives of around 40 years, and once built, they tend to be used.
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"Eight years ago, I was so inspired to know that my nephew, a young Black child, could grow up knowing his dreams could be realized by witnessing a Black president in office," Beyoncé said in a clip from the concert that she shared on Instagram.
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Musk's lack of awareness of how many Tesla customers have solar, they added, also raised questions about whether the deal's primary goal was in finding value in overlapping customers, or whether the financial benefits would be realized elsewhere, such as in general and administrative costs.
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Your father or grandmother might buy programs like Lumosity in the hopes that its appealing marketing claims will be realized: Just a few minutes of puzzle solving each day will make you smarter, boost your memory, and stave off conditions like dementia and Alzheimer's.
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So why is the Trump administration rushing to sell leases on this priceless land, at a time when we are awash in oil and gas, prices are low, and no one seriously believes the financial return they promised American taxpayers will actually be realized?
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That danger may soon be realized, as momentum builds for the impeachment of President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE.
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And in this country whose heart has always been moved, perhaps inordinately so, by a phrase nicely turned, it might just be that art — argumentative, confrontational art; art obsessed with a fair hearing of the truth — is the vessel through which this hope might be realized.
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But our greatest obstacle isn't Donald Trump: It's the risk of internalizing a self-defeating voice; of allowing ourselves to be overtaken by fear and self-doubt; of believing the propaganda claiming that because our aims can't be realized immediately, that we should surrender them altogether.
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"Santos has had regard to ... the superior value for shareholders that the Santos Board believes could be realized through the execution of Santos' existing strategy, capitalizing on its strong free cash flows, sustainable low cost operating model and significant growth opportunities," the company said in the statement.
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The latest expectations from a poll of over 20.3 economists taken April 22-22 suggest the White House's hopes for sustained economic growth above 225 percent will not be realized, which in turn may spawn future expectations for even bigger budget deficits over the coming years.
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The underground station was the most beautiful place I saw during my days in Russia, but the beauty could not be used for anything, bound up as it was with concepts of reality that no one believed in anymore and that could never, therefore, be realized.
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It would irrigate in a single stroke Brooklyn's largest subway desert and — if built just below street grade using traditional "cut and cover" construction techniques — could be realized for a mere fraction of the $4.45 billion that Phase I of the Second Avenue Subway cost taxpayers.
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The growth initiative, which is not dependent on an overall improvement in the market environment, can be realized in the next three years and could contribute up to $2.5 billion in pre-tax earnings, Goldman president Harvey Schwartz said during a Barclays Group PLC financials conference in New York.
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"As soon as the unconstitutional Order is implemented, our Framers' greatest fears for this Nation will be realized; the Order will serve as an ominous 'Beacon on our Coast, warning' the 'persecuted and oppressed of every Nation and Religion' that they must 'seek some other haven,'" they wrote.
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But that doesn't mean I don't want the broader goals of BLM to be realized immediately, or that corporations won't take your money regardless of color or creed, or that parents shouldn't teach their children not to resort to violence when others say or do something they don't like.
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Photo: BonhamsWhile a robot like Robby would be realized today using an actor in a motion capture suit and sophisticated computer graphics, in 1956 it was built by MGM's in-house prop shop from plastic, metal, rubber and other futuristic-looking components like a spinning gyroscope (ooh!) and even neon lights.
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"This barter under the supervision of both governments hopefully will soon be realized through the exchange of eleven Sukhoi SU-35s and a number of Indonesian exports, starting from coffee and tea to palm oil and strategic defense products," Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita said in a statement released on Friday.
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" The company's co-founder, Khalil Tawil, declined to discuss specifics on the company's next move, saying only that Umi Kitchen is "more sure than ever that our vision of empowering the local cook will be realized, " and that the next iteration of the company "will not be limited New York City.
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Skeptics, including Mayor Bill de Blasio, argue that while the idea is a noble one, in practice it is highly unlikely to be realized: to succeed would require years if not decades, billions of dollars and enormous political capital, while distracting from efforts to address immediate problems facing the jails.
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A Bill of Rights that establishes once and for all that every American, regardless of his or her income in entitled to: Over the course of this election my campaign has been releasing — and will continue to release — detailed proposals addressing each of these yet to be realized economic rights.
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The files show that the strategist, Thomas B. Hofeller, had outlined in 2015 how Republicans could gain political power by basing new political maps on the number of voting-age citizens instead of total population — a strategy, he wrote, that could only be realized with data from a census citizenship question.
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Galerie Joseph Tang, a Right Bank newcomer in central Paris, is seeking to unlock some kinetic energy of its own with a solo show highlighting the large-scale installations of the young Latvian artist Daiga Grantina, whose potential in the United States, Mr. Proctor said, has yet to be realized.
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Recently, his congressman son, Eduardo Bolsonaro, and Mr. de Carvalho explicitly threatened a return of dictatorship-era decrees in the event that civic disorder necessitates repression — a state of affairs they clearly are eager to provoke so that their real, often explicit goal, the reinstatement of tyranny, can be realized.
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But, like many artists who get trapped in Toronto's cyclical hype machine, there was never a guarantee that potential would be realized (or used for anything good.) In July, Woods released his debut project Waking at Dawn and almost immediately after went on to join Drake and Future on the Summer Sixteen tour.
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It recognizes the inherent dignity and equality of all people, including the right of people with disabilities to live and be included in the community on an equal basis with others — a right that can only be realized if appropriate services are provided in communities and are accessible to all who need them.
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A senior editor at Bloomberg News and the author of "True Gentlemen: The Broken Pledge of America's Fraternities" America's colleges must bring together students of all races and backgrounds "if the dream of one nation, indivisible, is to be realized," the United States Supreme Court ruled in its 2003 defense of affirmative action.
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"With the full impact has yet to be realized, the return on the investment will allow us to accelerate the goals of our strategic plan, which emphasizes our commitment to make Catholic education more affordable and accessible to our community, recruit and retain outstanding faculty and staff, and develop innovative programs and facilities," Chiu wrote.
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A case can be made for him as the progenitor of the pragmatic-progressive strain that leads to Dr. King and, even more, to Bayard Rustin and Obama—disabused of illusions, but insistent that with time the Constitution can be realized in its fullness and that democratic politics are the way to do it.
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Unlike Arma 3, which is the most hard-core military simulation you can play, Squad is more of a bridge between the two types of online shooter, and right now it's early enough in development that most of what it aspires to achieve is yet to be realized, like the addition of vehicular warfare.
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Most importantly, it leaves in place the Biggert-Waters mandate for the NFIP to adjust flood insurance rates to actuarially sound levels, thus opening the way for the benefits of Risk Rating 2.0 to be realized— a move that is critical to ending the deadly and perverse outcomes flowing from the current NFIP rating paradigm.
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According to him, Canada's suborbital drone, which could be realized in the next 10 years, would position itself 100,000 feet up, above areas where there isn't any cell service (apparently an issue when fighting a fire out in the boreal forest), and act as a mobile cell tower to allow firefighters to communicate and track the blaze.
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In the mid 1990s, a group of technology heavyweights led by Cisco's then-CEO, John Chambers, and Kleiner Perkins venture capital firm partner John Doerr, along with various other tech leaders, began to realize the Valley would need the partnership of government and politicians for their vision of the future to be realized to the fullest.
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We have a chance to help get things right in the Democratic Republic of Congo, particularly if we can temper our enthusiasm for instant electoral gratification, and get behind a practical plan to ensure the long-term viability of democratic institutions, so that the will of the people in this war torn nation can at last be realized.
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These decisions will be accompanied with financial benefits or costs to the state – depending on whether a state allows leasing, which will provide a coastal state access to revenue sharing, or prohibits leasing, which will cost a monetary sum to ensure the American taxpayer is being reimbursed for the revenues that would otherwise be realized by developing those resources.
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"The common themes across the ideas were: high conviction in the investment thesis; a material opportunity for absolute return in the next 6 to 12 months; and a fundamental forecast that differed from consensus and a set of catalysts that laid out when that differentiated view would be realized in the market," Bernstein analysts wrote in a note.
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The new administration's promise to protect American workers cannot be realized unless OCAHO regulations are first amended to clarify that it is a prohibited act of immigration-related employment discrimination for an employer to prohibit or retaliate against a U.S. citizen for complaining about the employment of illegal aliens or the use of illegal alien contract workers.
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"The real disaster, said Kenny, would be in "abandoning or inhibiting cognitive technology before its full potential can be realized," adding that, "We pay a significant price every day for not knowing what can be known: not knowing what's wrong with a patient; not knowing where to find critical natural resources; or not knowing where the risks lie in our global economy.
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That 1,428-foot-tall project, which was designed by SHoP Architects with a breathtakingly slender form that could only be realized with contemporary engineering, nevertheless nods to Art Deco with a stepped profile and facade of undulating terra cotta and sinuous bronze metalwork — details that are partially in response to the landmark 1920s Steinway & Sons building at the tower's base.
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If Erdoğan can accept that his expectations cannot be realized because of the constraints of U.S. law and national security interests but that he will be treated as an equal and there will be no interference or even harsh commentary regarding his domestic policies, these two birds of a feather should flock together for the mutual benefit of their respective national security interests.
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The question being considered by FHFA now relates to the expansion of the current levels of private MI. This deeper level of MI can be done in a way that is fair for lenders of all sizes, achieves the objective of reducing taxpayer exposure, and offers pricing transparency, so if there is a savings to the consumer, it can be realized.
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"Jettisoning the only colonial currency arrangement still in existence in the world should garner him quite a bit of popularity ahead of the election, especially as the economic consequences of a fundamental change to the arrangement will only be realized over the intermediate term," Marshall Stocker, vice president and head of country research at investment firm Eaton Vance, told CNBC.
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OSLO, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Mitsubishi Corp: * Mitsubishi Corporation says will merge its two salmon farming companies in Chile, Salmones Humboldt and Cermaq Chile * Mitsubishi Corporation bought Cermaq ASA in 2014 * The merged company holds 130 licenses and 15 hatcheries * With the merger of the two companies, synergies can be realized, increasing levels of competitiveness of the new company (Reporting By Ole Petter Skonnord, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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In particular, he said, the market is worried about whether demand is sufficient to absorb growing crude production from the U.S. "Supply fundamentals have increasingly been turning supportive in recent weeks, but against this the market still worries about the yet-to-be-realized if at all impact on demand from weaker macroeconomic fundamentals," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank.
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In particular, he said, the market is worried about whether demand is sufficient to absorb growing crude production from the U.S. "Supply fundamentals have increasingly been turning supportive in recent weeks, but against this the market still worries about the yet-to-be-realized – if at all – impact on demand from weaker macroeconomic fundamentals," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank.
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If you've caught any of the last six States of the Union Obama has given during his administration, you know it's one of the least entertaining events in American politics—a mostly symbolic ritual in which the president talks up his accomplishments, and lays out dreamy, never-to-be-realized plans to make the country smarter, cleaner, and healthier, pausing every few moments for rote applause breaks.
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