Executives wouldn't say when they would be rolled out nationwide.
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"5G" cellphone networks are going to be rolled out soon.
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Headquartered in Boston, Tucker thinks Polis could be rolled out nationwide.
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This tool will be rolled out in stores starting next year.
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Many have called for the initiative to be rolled out nationwide.
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The update will be rolled out worldwide in the coming weeks.
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It will be rolled out in other regions throughout the year.
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If successful, it'll be rolled out to more locations next year.
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In a few weeks, it will be rolled out for everyone.
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That will be rolled out to the network later this year.
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The new servers will be rolled out in OVH data centers.
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New car models may not be rolled out during the shutdown.
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The time frame announced Friday will be rolled out over 2020.
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It's to be rolled out under this new brand called FlatShare.
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And Live Transcribe will be rolled out in a limited beta.
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It's hoped the program will be rolled out nationwide by 2020.
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It's also possible that these features will never be rolled out.
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When or if this will be rolled out platform-wide is unknown.
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After that, reports Sky News, the system will be rolled out nationwide.
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Instant transfers for Venmo will be rolled out in the near future.
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Solar tiles are starting to be rolled out in other countries too.
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However, YouTube says that more improvements will be rolled out in time.
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If that succeeds, the project could be rolled out from late 2017.
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The service will subsequently be rolled out in smaller towns and cities.
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The change will be rolled out across the UK on August 22.
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Monthly auto sales numbers will also be rolled out throughout the day.
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The game is expected to be rolled out on Android this summer.
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The new models are to be rolled out globally at 8 a.m.
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It is unclear whether it will be rolled out to other markets.
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They will be rolled out by computer makers in the coming weeks.
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Moreover, they could also be rolled out without any major infrastructure investments.
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She said the series would be rolled out after the movie in 21.
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Doctena Germany mobile apps for Android and iOS will also be rolled out.
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The directive will be rolled out in two phases, according to administration officials.
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New features will be rolled out for that use case, the company says.
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The first services will be rolled out next year in Europe and China.
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Kaplan said the tool would probably be rolled out globally by mid-June.
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At the time, WhatsApp noted that the control would be rolled out worldwide.
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Deals and Tips will be rolled out globally over the next few months.
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The most obvious fix — voice functionality — has yet to be rolled out here.
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The feature will be rolled out to beta users on a gradual basis.
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Diess said the ID ROOMZ would eventually be rolled out to other markets.
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Google has said the national site will be rolled out later this week.
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Google has said the national site will be rolled out later this week.
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New tests approved by the government will be rolled out instead, he said.
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By the end of 2017 it will be rolled out to 2,500 hotels.
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A second experimental vaccine made by Johnson & Johnson should also be rolled out.
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The program will be rolled out to more airports in the coming months.
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It should be rolled out to all G Suite users by early October.
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The new developments will be rolled out over the "coming months," Zuckerberg said.
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These changes will be rolled out at 25 stores this year, Tritton said.
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" He also said the new features will be rolled out incrementally, in "monthly releases.
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The plan will begin to be rolled out at this week's conference in Bahrain.
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Asos says the visual search will be rolled out to their Android app "soon".
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Apple moved quickly to disable the feature until a patch could be rolled out.
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These new emojis will be rolled out on different schedules later in the year.
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YouTube states that this change will be rolled out over the next few months.
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After a review period, many more Dubai Police Robots will soon be rolled out.
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LTE Plus will be rolled out in more markets in coming months, Saw said.
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Instagram told Motherboard the new mitigations would be rolled out in the coming weeks.
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The scanners are expected to be rolled out in Los Angeles later this year.
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The service, called Zity, will be rolled out in the French capital next month.
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The CBP plan calls for the screenings to be rolled out in three phases.
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The administration said the indefinite travel suspension would be rolled out in two phases.
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The uniform will be rolled out to all of White Castle's nearly 400 restaurants.
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The pilot program could potentially be rolled out to members in all the states.
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The Thursday report's policy changes will be rolled out over the next few months.
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The political part of the plan will be rolled out at a later date.
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A decision on when the initiative would be rolled out has not yet been made.
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DOVU's project will first be rolled out on Go-Ahead's Thameslink and Southern Rail services.
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A new campaign will be rolled out on the slopes within the next two weeks.
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Calling features in the new Echo could be rolled out "in stages," the report notes.
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If it meets the agency's requirements, the technology could be rolled out across the nation.
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Access will then be rolled out on a first-come, first-serve basis this spring.
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The company also declined to comment on when, exactly, the tool will be rolled out.
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Those kids might be in luck because Quidditch could soon be rolled out in schools.
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If it is successful, the project could be rolled out across the country, he added.
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The DETOUR Act is the first proposal stemming from that paper to be rolled out.
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It will be rolled out in India, where general elections are now ongoing, on Thursday.
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It will be rolled out to other Fire TV devices in the next few months.
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"Additional newsgathering components will be rolled out in the coming months," according to the announcement.
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BUT HOW DO YOU ACTUALLY KNOW WHEN THE PRODUCT IS READY TO BE ROLLED OUT?
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The testing could be rolled out quickly through existing infrastructure for HIV testing, he said.
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The Holler sticker integration will be rolled out to all Venmo users by Jan. 31.
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The feature is being tested in India and would be rolled out worldwide if successful.
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The collateral-based foreign currency repurchase agreement (repo) business will be rolled out on Dec.
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The archive tool will be rolled out to other countries in coming months, it added.
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These magnets aren't quite ready to be rolled out to every lab in the country.
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"Each stage has to demonstrate feasibility before the next phase can be rolled out," Turnell said.
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Instead, it is hoped the tool will be rolled out on school computers and across organisations.
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The pilot will be rolled out for two to three days at two southern border locations.
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Lyft says the new feature will be rolled out to other cities after the Seattle pilot.
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A pilot will be rolled out to a yet-to-be-announced city later this fall.
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It also said special customs concessions will be rolled out to help attract investors from overseas.
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The change will be rolled out later this year with its latest operating system, macOS Catalina.
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CEO Calvin McDonald said this new program will be rolled out to more markets in 2019.
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Eventually, the bank could be rolled out in other countries in Africa and Asia, executives said.
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The update will be rolled out to users in "the coming days" as a free download.
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It's doubtful that they'll be rolled out this fall along with the other App Store changes.
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Initially, it was supposed to be rolled out in the upcoming 91st awards ceremony in 2019.
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Walmart said on Wednesday the service would be rolled out by the end of the year.
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After the London trial, the experience will be rolled out across Sydney, Hong Kong, and Edinburgh.
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The pilot program, set to be rolled out in December 2014, would garner considerable national attention.
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The system is expected to be rolled out later this year, according to AT&T's announcement.
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Either way, expect the feature to be rolled out to the rest of the world soon.
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The changes will be rolled out to Twitter mobile app users over the next few months.
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The new filter will be rolled out gradually to the browser's hundreds of millions of users.
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All exist, are being tested and could be rolled out in as little as a decade.
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The machines, part of a system called Alphabot, will soon be rolled out to more stores.
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The new measures are expected to be rolled out before the conclusion of the Olympic games.
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An updated Google Assistant with Duplex support will be rolled out to certain users over the summer.
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President Donald Trump said Sunday that a replacement plan may not be rolled out until next year.
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There is no timeline as to when the new feature will be rolled out to all users.
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Smart gun technology such as trigger locks and other technological solutions must be rolled out and required.
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Right now the company has about 3,000 experience hosts, with thousands more waiting to be rolled out.
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If you don't see the information yet, it might not be rolled out to your location yet.
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The feature will be rolled out more broadly to all Edge for iOS and Android users soon.
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Because of these infrastructure requirements, 20203G will most likely be rolled out in densely populated cities first.
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Trials will then be rolled out in other countries in East, West and Southern Africa, Sanni said.
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Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn has also backed calls for such buffer zones to be rolled out nationwide.
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By the end of June, the service will be rolled out across more than 1 million items.
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An email, obtained by Wired, includes enforcement policies that will be rolled out in the coming weeks.
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Yet the solid-fuel missile can be "rolled out and launched at a moment's notice," Hyten said.
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Other apps that give residents and visitors real-time traffic and parking updates will be rolled out.
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The new policy could be rolled out early next year, according to the Wall Street Journal report.
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The facial recognition program will be rolled out by 2018 in some Australian states, according to Keenan.
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"Obviously, the budget that will be rolled out is consistent with the Missile Defense Review," Rood said.
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Finally, the president needs to take stock of how these decisions can be rolled out more smoothly.
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Huawei has previously said that Harmony will be ready to be rolled out internationally in early 2020.
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One, for wardrobes and drawers, is ready and will be rolled out in large scale in 2017.
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Android 10 could be rolled out on Pixel phones as soon as September 3, according to 9to5Google.
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There's no word on when this feature would be rolled out to MIUI users outside of China.
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It is also scary to think that these measures could be rolled out elsewhere in the country.
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Skype was one of the first widespread video chatting services to be rolled out back in 2003.
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Currently on five ships, the new clubs will be rolled out to the entire fleet through 2019.
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The initiative will be rolled out in 8,000 high schools across the country starting on Oct. 31.
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The Metropolitan Opera bartender, Garabito, said he hoped government protections for lost wages would be rolled out.
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"Lightning will be rolled out first to advanced users and developers … and then broader users," Stark said.
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If the tests are successful, they will be rolled out to a bigger audience, the company said.
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Promises that bills will be rolled out in the House and Senate came and went this year.
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Cryptocurrency trading will also initially be rolled out in just California, Massachusetts, Missouri, Montana and New Hampshire.
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JPMorgan Chase this morning announced the first cryptocurrency to be rolled out by a major U.S. bank.
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President Simonetta Sommaruga described the situation as difficult which required drastic measures to be rolled out immediately.
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Government sources said the same criteria were expected to be rolled out throughout Italy, the Telegraph reported.
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Idema didn't describe the paid features to the paper or say when they would be rolled out.
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The service, called Uber Movement, will also be rolled out in Birmingham and Manchester in the coming months.
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At that time, Tesla said the product could be rolled out as soon as the summer of 2017.
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Wal-Mart expects its pharmacy and money services functionalities to be rolled out across the chain by fall.
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For some reason, the code suggests this feature might be rolled out to Japan, Thailand and Vietnam pic.twitter.
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Marriott says that Alexa for Hospitality will be rolled out to ten properties across the U.S. this summer.
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Lightspeed Payments will now be rolled out in partnership with Stripe Connect and Stripe's in-store PoS terminals.
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The software fix is supposed to be rolled out October 15th, a few days before the Mini ships.
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But it's not unlikely that the feature will be rolled out to all Uber users in the future.
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The updated version of Siri will be rolled out later this year with the release of iOS 11.
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The overnight tube will then be rolled out onto the Piccadilly, Northern and Jubilee lines later this fall.
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Indivior added that the contingency plan would be rolled out only if knock-offs of Suboxone are launched.
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The virtual testing technology should eventually be rolled out on Facebook's photo-sharing networking site Instagram, Rochet said.
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Target recently revealed new details about the service, including where it will be rolled out first and when.
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According to its website, a series of betas were scheduled to be rolled out in Q20173 of 2017.
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The scheme is said to be rolled out in phases, implemented jointly by the central and state governments.
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If the project with France goes well, it could be rolled out to all member states, said Hogan.
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European Union users will start seeing these requests this week and they will eventually be rolled out globally.
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And starting this month, The Sculpt Society will be rolled out at Equinox locations in New York City.
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Part two is on national security and will be rolled out Thursday at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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"It feels to me like those deals will all be rolled out in orderly fashion," the banker said.
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Oil Minister and PDVSA president Eulogio Del Pino said the projects would be rolled out in coming months.
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Back in Europe, sweeping new data laws are set to be rolled out across the region on Friday.
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They will, just like in New York or any other major city, they're going to be rolled out.
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The remaining four planks — on regulations, the constitution, healthcare and taxes — will be rolled out in coming weeks.
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The feature will be rolled out in India and the European Union this month, ahead of their elections.
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He envisioned how Wayfindr could be rolled out across the whole of London's underground network in the future.
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Discussions with local clubs and authorities are ongoing over when the new programme can be rolled out fully.
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The update to subscriptions appears to be rolled out worldwide for those on the latest version of iOS.
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In the fall the program will be rolled out to a larger group of students at the school.
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The newly minted currency, which will be known as the "sovereign bolívar," will be rolled out on Monday.
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Psychiatric support simply doesn't exist on any tangible scale, and government programs have yet to be rolled out.
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LinkedIn Live will be rolled out via invite-only to select U.S. users for this initial beta phase.
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The campaign, called "Share Joy, Not Rumors," will be rolled out to other countries, including Brazil and Indonesia.
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If proven successful, it will also be rolled out in places like sports stadiums, train stations and malls.
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This feature will begin Monday in select locations, and will be rolled out globally in the coming weeks.
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Having an in-house multicultural team allows for quicker learning exchange and campaigns to be rolled out faster.
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While the date of the full plan's release remains unclear, it is expected to be rolled out this summer.
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The latest of these, Allo, will have work on it "paused" as Chat is set to be rolled out.
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A fifth bill must also be approved by state assemblies before the new tax system can be rolled out.
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These features each will be rolled out to 11 or more cities across the U.S. and some in India.
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Another three models will be rolled out this year, Devereux said, declining to provide further details on the cars.
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It said they also were studying other measures that could be rolled out in the event the economy faltered.
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No word yet if quinoa will be rolled-out nationwide anytime soon, but we sure can cross our fingers.
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Between 1951 and 2014, when the new cameras started to be rolled out, rocks from five falls were recovered.
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The feature will be rolled out in the "first half of the year" according to a DISH press release.
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Teaming up with other operators enabled next-generation mobile services to be rolled out faster and at lower cost.
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That plan (reportedly called "Project Como" among staffers) was intended to be rolled out to Amazon Fresh service subscribers.
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The program will be rolled out to the rest of the world in the coming months, the company said.
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The setting will be rolled out on Wednesday for some users and be available worldwide in the coming weeks.
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The technology should be rolled out to more remote parts of the country to help disadvantaged communities, he added.
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The bank called for VAT reforms to be rolled out to services sectors in order to provide tax savings.
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Xfinity Instant TV is a revamped version of that offering and will be rolled out nationwide in Comcast's territories.
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The proposal has been in the works for weeks, and was originally expected to be rolled out this month.
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Twitter said that this update will be rolled out "in the coming days" and will continue to be updated.
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This means the levy and taxi assistance package could be rolled out before ridesharing even exists in South Australia.
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BioBeats's stress-relieving app, Hear and Now, will be rolled out for both the consumer and "corporate wellness" market.
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Maduro announced on Thursday night that the program would be rolled out in the rest of Venezuela on Monday.
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The website will be rolled out in the coming days over social media and emails to the candidate's supporters.
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Investment will not be subject to quotas and the scheme will be rolled out in phases, the authorities said.
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"All that will be rolled out in the coming months," said Tadd Schwartz, a spokesman for the new club.
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The wellbeing centers will be rolled out over two years and also provide mental health support, according to MyNewsLA.com.
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We have reached out to Instagram for comment on whether this feature will eventually be rolled out to all users.
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The companies did not disclose further details of the effort or how soon a new system would be rolled out.
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Nintendo's smartphone hit Pokemon Go and other augmented reality games are unlikely to be rolled out in China anytime soon.
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A new test that better mirrors driving conditions on real roads will start to be rolled out later this year.
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The media giant on Thursday announced its much-anticipated streaming platform Disney+, which will be rolled out on Nov. 12.
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The projects will be rolled out in Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia.
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We are also working on an enhanced technology solution to further examine cancellations that will be rolled out in April.
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Those improvements will be rolled out in the next few weeks and be a focus in 2018, the source added.
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There's no word on when the final update will be rolled out, though XDA notes it could be in January.
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Its innovations could be rolled out across an 800-acre expanse of the waterfront—an area as large as Venice.
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In addition, once the technology is mature enough to be rolled out commercially, we will also enjoy considerable safety benefits.
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The same day, Verizon declared that by the middle of 2017 5G services would be rolled out to 11 cities.
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The American Bar Association (ABA) is also considering if this is something that could be rolled out across the board.
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The two-week drug education curriculum will be rolled out in 10 schools and facilities across the country in February.
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Vipps' mobile payment in shops in Norway will be rolled out next year, but the timing will depend on retailers.
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We're hoping that the birds with the long legs can be rolled out site-wide in the next few weeks.
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It said the measures would be rolled out in the coming weeks and would cost about 220 million euros. nyti.
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The first part of the six-part agenda deals with combating poverty and will be rolled out tomorrow in Anacostia.
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The new phone will then be rolled out in France, Germany, Singapore, and the US through the rest of September.
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The all-in-one HR solution is the first new product to be rolled out under the leadership of Sacks.
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The app was launched in Europe on Monday and will be rolled out in Asia and the U.S. next year.
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Mr. Kushner is currently working on a Middle East peace plan expected to be rolled out in the coming months.
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Live facial recognition (LFR) technology will be rolled out across specific locations across London, the Metropolitan Police Service has announced.
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But as soon as their life-saving potential is realized, they expect them to be rolled out onto more public roads.
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Musk made the announcement on Twitter, in response to queries from other users about when the cars would be rolled out.
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The Atlas could also potentially be rolled out as a rental for home users, until they get back on their feet.
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Although it's not clear when any of these features will be rolled out across all regions where Google ads are served.
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The feature, which is already available on select women's items on the website, will be rolled out on ASOS's app soon.
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The programme is currently being piloted and will be rolled out to squads across the Premier League and Football League imminently.
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In May, Prime members were given another perk: big discounts at Whole Foods, to be rolled out at stores this summer.
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It would also require no installation and much less effort for users, and could be rolled out in areas like IoT.
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In any case, LinkedIn Live will be rolled out to select users in the U.S. in an invite-only beta soon.
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It was also launched in Australia and New Zealand this week and is expected to be rolled out in Japan soon.
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Another new feature, to be rolled out in 2017, will prevent hosts from selectively rejecting users on the basis of availability.
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The new fountains will be rolled out slowly, with the first arriving in December and the project completing in December 2018.
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The product will be rolled out in phases in the second half of the year, LPL spokeswoman Lauren Hoyt-Williams said.
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Whale is only available to Canadian iPhone users, but is expected to be rolled out more widely in the near future.
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The training will be mandatory for all Justice Department agents and prosecutors and will be rolled out over the next year.
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The iterated standards document will be published in December once we receive feedback and the mandate will be rolled out gradually.
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It will be rolled out from the 9003-20 financial year, reaching 500 million pounds ($615 million) a year from 2022.
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In June, Delta Airlines was testing a text message feature on Apple devices that will be rolled out in the fall.
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After Mr. Javid's departure, the government could not say that its budget will be rolled out as planned on March 11.
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The agency did not say when this new screening plan would be rolled out, or if parts were already in place.
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The new generation of missiles uses solid fuels, enabling them to be rolled out from mountain hideaways and launched in minutes.
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As of the announcement, Marriott expects for the change to be rolled out at most of the properties by December 2020.
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The Unicode Consortium has revealed 117 new emoji that will be rolled out later this year as part of Emoji 13.0.
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The discovery could signify changes in the new iOS 11, which will be rolled out to existing iPhones as an update.
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The new feature will be rolled out in the United States, Britain, Canada, Ireland, India, Australia and New Zealand in June.
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The prototype, which has been trialled by a handful of market participants, will soon be rolled out to a larger group.
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However, experts have warned it would take at least a year for any new vaccination to be rolled out to market.
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The experts will help create the training curriculum, which will then be rolled out to some 175,000 employees on May 29.
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It will be rolled out to Japan in the near future, and is also available through Twitter CRM tools partner, Sprout Social.
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If successful, the plan could be rolled out to China's other roughly one-dozen Free Trade Zones (FTZs), according to the people.
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The approach which was led at Flinders University will now be rolled out to other universities and high schools in South Australia.
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The pilot program, which was first reported by CNN, will be rolled out for two to three days at two border locations.
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Following the announcement it will be rolled out in Welsh schools, here's hoping the rest of the UK will follow their lead.
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After the company's product team works out all the kinks, the option will be rolled out nationwide by the end of July.
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Ultromics, a firm in Oxford, is trying to commercialise the technology and it could be rolled out later this year in Britain.
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All 11 of the big pots are available online now, and will be rolled out in select retail stores starting July 20th.
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The new version of Skype for desktop can either be downloaded manually, or may be rolled out via automatic updates, if enabled.
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If successful it will be rolled out in other provinces, says Le Hong Hiep of the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore.
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They do not expect a sudden spike in 5G investment; instead, new networks will be rolled out gradually in the coming years.
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Already, it is being adopted by one as yet unnamed "developed country", and is due to be rolled out later this year.
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Correction: Whichever model — Macy's Bluemercury or its Backstage brand — performs best this year will be rolled out "aggressively" in 2018, Hoguet said.
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It's a work in progress, however, with Hanssen sharing Tuesday that the bulk of the network is yet to be rolled out.
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"However, we think the price increase will be rolled out gradually to minimize disruption," JPMorgan said in its research note on Thursday.
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It's the first big real estate website to translate listings to Spanish and Chinese, with more languages to be rolled out soon.
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Swift's outlandishly hyped sixth album will be rolled out across major streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music on Friday, Dec. 1.
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The new cards will be rolled out to employees for testing in next few weeks and will be launched later this year.
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The ATM is expected to be rolled out by spring 2018, and will also enable users to change MUFG coins into cash.
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The Pixel 4 won't land in people's hands or store shelves until October 24, seemingly before Google's update will be rolled out.
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The four other planks — focused on healthcare, tax reform, reducing regulations and restoring the Constitution — will be rolled out later this month.
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The service that may be rolled out in Kenya is being tested in Egypt's capital Cairo and the Mexican city of Monterrey.
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Kashyap says it will be rolled out to the general public following completion of a clinical study with the senior living community.
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When it is ready, it's going to first be rolled out for testing in the Bay Area before potentially expanding over time.
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In 2018, seven years after Pandey's discovery, what came to be called Hanifi Rohingya will be rolled out in Unicode's 11th version.
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The service will begin in Sacramento, California and Virginia Beach, Virginia, and will be rolled out to other cities later this year.
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It would be rolled out in mid-January in its home market at a starting price of about 22.9 million won ($19,145).
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It said the measures would be rolled out in the coming weeks and would cost about 220 million euros, or $252 million.
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This was only available to a small number of accounts but will be rolled out to all users "soon," the blog post said.
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After the trial, Medibank will decide if the program should be rolled out more broadly as part of its range of health services.
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"Looking forward, we expect that more growth and capital market stabilization policies to be rolled out," wrote China International Capital Corporation's research analysts.
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The compact car, which was launched in Korea last week, will be rolled out in other markets like the United States and China.
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The royal red carpet is about to be rolled out for Queen Elizabeth as she becomes the longest-reigning monarch in British history.
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After that, it will go into production later this year and should be rolled out to most vehicles within GM's lineup by 2023.
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The energy watchdog approved on Tuesday the characteristics of the new generation of smart metres that can be rolled out to Italian homes.
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The tech is unlikely to be rolled out to existing televisions, as Freesync and G-Sync both require hardware on the monitor itself.
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Mr Corbyn's fanboy moment is easy to explain: under a Labour government, companies like Robin Hood Energy would be rolled out across Britain.
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This latest batch of revelations, the organisation's sixth substantial leak investigation, began on November 6th and will be rolled out over a week.
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Further green fuel initiatives will be rolled out throughout 2016, with aircraft and amphibious vehicles also burning biofuels like grade-A bovine juice.
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In these environments, novel forms of entertainment, such as location-based VR, can be rolled out to provide guests experiences never before possible.
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This Sunday, the red carpet will be rolled out at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood for the biggest awards show of the year.
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The Armed Response Teams will be rolled out in Manukau county in Auckland, New Zealand's largest city, and Waikato and Canterbury on Oct.
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The first Starbucks outlet will open in Milan early next year, with stores to be rolled out in cities across the country later.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel on Monday said Snapchat's redesigned Android app will be rolled out to all users by the end of 2019.
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Amazon's Landry declined to give a timeline for when free grocery delivery will be rolled out to all Prime members without an invite.
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But MacDowell has studied the potential for BECCS to be rolled out at scale and believes it is possible, in theory at least.
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He told CNN that the current pilot would likely last for a year or two, after which it would hopefully be rolled out.
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The training will be mandatory for all Justice Department agents and prosecutors and will be rolled out over the next year, Yates said.
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The program, Rider Rewards, is currently available in Chicago and New York City, and will be rolled out nationally soon, the companies said.
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The new feature will be rolled out on Facebook and Instagram and allow users to add music to their Stories in different ways.
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The feature is being launched today in Seattle and will be rolled out in other top business-travel cities in the coming months.
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The program won a Grand Prix at Cannes, and will be rolled out to other provinces in the country, after a successful pilot.
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He said it was too early to say how the program would be rolled out and expanded to the rest of the country.
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To stretch supplies until those arrive, doses are being split and a new Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be rolled out soon, he said.
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It's really got a lot of the aspects of something that can be rolled out quickly if the right clinical data is there.
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Some tech sites have reported that this feature might eventually be rolled out to Facebook users in the rest of the world, too.
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Ms. Alves has provided few details about the budget and scope of the abstinence campaign, which is to be rolled out next month.
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Other features that allow customers to take control over their spending habits are set to be rolled out over the next few months.
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Patuanelli said the government hoped for ultrafast broadband to be rolled out in 40% of the targeted areas, halving an initial 80% goal.
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The collaboration will begin on a limited edition basis, but could be rolled out on a larger scale if there's demand for it.
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Cameos are already being piloted for a small number of users, and will be rolled out for all Snapchat users on December 18.
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The panic button will be rolled out nationwide by Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, and InterContinental Hotels Group, among other hotel operators.
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A software fix for MAX planes is being tested and will be rolled out fleet-wide over the next several weeks, lawmakers said.
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The company said it has been "hard at work on a new pedal-assist bike," and the model will be rolled out soon.
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Though the Chinese leadership has expressed frustration with Mr. Kim, their red carpet, it is safe to assume, will still be rolled out.
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The changes will be rolled out at the San Diego park in 2017, San Antonio and Orlando will implement the changes in 2019.
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However, with luck, this potentially life-saving procedure could be rolled out across the approximately 5,000 emergency departments in America over the next decade.
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Using the leftover dough: The small piece of dough that is left over can be rolled out into a thin sheet, about ¼-inch thick.
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It's unclear if the feature will ever be rolled out to all users, and Facebook has not yet responded for a request for comment.
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The number 112 had been recommended by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India last year, and will be rolled out within a few months.
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This next phase will see exciting new products aimed at supporting agency growth to be rolled out over the next course of the year.
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Walmart said on Wednesday the service would be rolled out to more than 40 percent of U.S. households by the end of the year.
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People's Daily reported the next day that a new version of the green card, with improved security features, would be rolled out this year.
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"In our view, both monetary and fiscal easing will likely be rolled out to boost domestic demand and stabilise financial market sentiment," they said.
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U.S. officials had said earlier the peace plan would be rolled out after the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, which ends in early June.
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Services such as Amazon's movie-streaming offering can be rolled out from one country to the next, as can its relationships with global suppliers.
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Morgan Stanley recently announced a robo-advisor platform to be rolled out this fall, becoming the latest bank to offer an automated advisory product.
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The grounding is about to enter its second month and Boeing hasn't said when a fix for the 28 Max will be rolled out.
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" The other feature, which is yet to be rolled out, is geared toward empowering Instagram users to "stand up to this kind of behavior.
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Engage will be overseen by independent intellectuals, innovators, social scientists, indigenous actors, civil society, but it will be rolled out locally by local hosts.
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LoRaWAN will initially be rolled out in the city of Daegu using the 900MHz frequency band, before being made available nationally by mid 2016.
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The functionality is already available in Mozilla's Firefox, and will be rolled out to Microsoft's Edge and Google Chrome in the new few months.
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Sanders has consistently led Clinton, but should she mount a come-from-behind win, the obituaries will be rolled out for his 21 campaign.
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A screenshot of the old Apple podcast page web design The changes have yet to be rolled out to every podcast available via Apple.
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David Wakely, a labor lawyer, said it sounds like a great idea, but he doubts it could be rolled out on a larger scale.
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Infrastructure projects that cost 5 billion pesos and lower, up from the previous level of 1 billion pesos, will be rolled out more quickly.
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The bank has been operating there since April on an invite-only beta, and will be rolled out to the public later this year.
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The company's new strategy also involves measures aimed at ensuring long-term sustainability, which will be rolled out across 75,000 farming families and suppliers.
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Those services, designed to make Disney competitive with the likes of Netflix and Amazon, include ESPN Plus, which will be rolled out this spring.
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The Netherlands' top employer, Lightyear, is creating a self-charging solar-powered car, with the first model expected to be rolled out in 2021.
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" Instead of the workaround using features already in the app, DoorDash is working on adding a contactless delivery feature "to be rolled out shortly.
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Tunisia's program will be rolled out first in areas around Tunis, the capital, and then expanded to all schools after two years if successful.
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Holler tells The Verge that some users will get the GIFs starting tomorrow and that they'll be rolled out to everyone by January 31st.
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Make no mistake: While killing net neutrality may be rolled out with specious promises of "free video," there is nothing here for ordinary people.
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Even frustrated drivers should have time to adapt to the new rules, which won't be rolled out citywide for another year and a half.
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The program would be rolled out over a four-year period, with the eligibility age dropping every year until every U.S. resident is covered.
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The Abilify MyCite pill, which will be rolled out in the next few months, is embedded with a sensor that's activated by stomach acids.
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If they can be rolled out on a larger scale, cool pavements could play a key role in adapting the city to a warming climate.
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COO Sheryl Sandberg suggested that, no, this won't be the case, because the new policies won't be rolled out to everyone in the same way.
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The integration will be rolled out in America, Middle East & North Africa, as well as South East Asia and India by end of September 2016.
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And staffers gathered for a morning meeting worried about how to manage black surrogates and supporters whose endorsements were to be rolled out that week.
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Dahlgren said commercial production would start in the second quarter, and ZYN would be rolled out across the country in 2019, from western regions currently.
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The plan is called "Project Como" internally, WSJ reports, and would be rolled out excessively for use by Fresh service subscribers, at least at first.
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New York City's new gigabit internet service is the initial testing ground for a project that could be rolled out to cities around the world.
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The red carpets will be rolled out and the skies turned blue (by shutting down factories and keeping cars off the roads) on October 18th.
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The tournament will not feature "shot clock" this year, although it is likely to be rolled out in 2020, according to club CEO Richard Lewis.
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It will still take several months for the campaign to be rolled out, but the public service announcements are expected to start airing in September.
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That's because he is committing to paying for all of his spending initiatives, his campaign said, some of which have yet to be rolled out.
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Under the new system, which will be rolled out in 2018, rivals can show a bank's customers how much could be saved by switching lenders.
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Still, HART will be rolled out to Durham Constabulary within the next three months, according to Sheena Urwin, head of criminal justice at Durham Constabulary.
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Boeing Co rose 823 percent after the company said a software upgrade for the 737 MAX aircraft will be rolled out in the coming weeks.
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Cheddar announced that it will have a Show Page on Facebook's new Watch platform that will be rolled out to users in the coming weeks.
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All three will be rolled out globally in Q23 in this year, Nokia said, alongside a retro feature phone (which you can read about here).
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Boeing Co rose 743 percent after the company said a software upgrade for the 737 MAX aircraft will be rolled out in the coming weeks.
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If the tax-reform principles are released this week, they would be rolled out during the House's final days in Washington before the August recess.
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Pruitt said the plan would include a legal limit for PFAS in water, and another official said the plan will be rolled out this year.
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These devices are sophisticated enough to guarantee that large-scale deployment of biometric authentication can be rolled out without the need for expensive new hardware.
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The proposals for premium increases, which will be rolled out over the next couple of months, still have to be approved by state insurance commissioners.
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Amman now must face the challenge of integrating them while it awaits the U.S. peace plan expected to be rolled out in June, after Ramadan.
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Huawei's AppGallery will be pre-installed on all new Huawei and Honor phones and will be rolled out to other devices in the second quarter.
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The "Migrant Protection Protocols," as the DHS official called them, go into effect immediately and will be rolled out in phases along the Southwest Border.
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Manley said those hybrid models or electric models could be available as soon as late 2021, but will be rolled out based on consumer demand.
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Users on the Xbox subreddit report Microsoft's announced this policy as part of their Xbox Live preview program, presumably to be rolled out wider later.
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"Once we are assured that they do work, they will be rolled out into the community," Peacock told the Health & Science select committee on Wednesday.
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" Dr Molton continued: "As for whether this can be rolled out to other supermarkets, we'll have to wait and see—it's a five year project.
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The main priority for activists and experts now is to ensure that the consultation on providing services will be rolled out without restrictions or delays.
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Recent data out of China has not been upbeat and analysts including Evans-Pritchard and Zhuang expect economic stimulus measures to be rolled out soon.
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But I'd settle for a proper away message function in iMessage, or for similar concepts to be rolled out on all the major social platforms.
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China's slowing economy adds to the clouds on the horizon for Xi, and more supportive measures could be rolled out before the end of 2019.
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The government has decided that the SMR regime must be rolled out across the whole financial sector from 2018, with a fuller version for insurers.
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My early impression is that the different technological initiatives that will be rolled out in various presentations actually fit together in interesting and novel ways.
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More recommendations will be rolled out as the year goes on to make sure that we continue to make changes to best serve the American people.
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Trump initially said the tax cut proposal would be rolled out just before voters went to the polls, even though lawmakers were out of Washington campaigning.
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The Fast Lanes – the first use of biometrics by a major car rental firm – will be rolled out across more than 40 U.S. locations in 2019.
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The devices will be rolled out to more cities throughout 2017, with the goal of making them "ubiquitous" by the end of the year, Goel said.
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Do you think it will be rolled out in stages, like after adaption tools get better, or are you taking the steering wheel out right away?
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The project is likely to be rolled out first at the airport in Australia's capital, Canberra, with either Sydney or Melbourne getting the treatment in November.
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First View ads (Promoted Tweets) will be rolled out initially in the U.S. and select U.S.-managed clients, across Twitter's mobile and desktop apps and Twitter.
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The Huawei executive stressed that Huawei's own operating system would only be rolled out if the company were permanently blocked from using Google or Microsoft products.
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The blockchain has been developed by British blockchain specialist Circulor using technology from U.S. company Oracle and is expected to be rolled out widely this year.
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While these changes are set to go into action next Monday, it's unclear if they'll be rolled out all at once or implemented little by little.
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The project, which will be rolled out in partnership with the European Emergency Number Association (EENA), a Brussels-based NGO, could improve efficiency and save lives.
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Another solution is to mandate that companies test their algorithms for bias and demonstrate that they meet certain fairness standards before they can be rolled out.
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More specific proposals will be rolled out in the coming months "that are quite different than the Democratic Party you heard in the past," Schumer said.
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The new premium OMNEO double deck version has about 100 additional seats and will be rolled out in Normandy by the end of 2019, Bombardier said.
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The Cummins spokesman said the recall will be rolled out in two phases, starting with heavy-duty trucks in August and medium-duty trucks next March.
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The WePod, one of a fleet to be rolled out in coming years, will ride back and forth in the central Dutch agricultural town of Wageningen.
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The fix for the KRACK WiFi vulnerability is currently in the betas of iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS and will soon be rolled out to customers.
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The policy originally was slated to be rolled out in late December but was delayed due to the partial government shutdown, according to an EPA source.
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But there are still concerns that regulation and policy in California aren't yet sufficient for the technology to be rolled out in place of planned blackouts.
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Republican staff members on the Ways and Means Committee are working on tax-reform legislation that would be ready to be rolled out early next year.
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The GCF-backed initiative will be rolled out with support from national institutions such as Zambia's Ministry of Agriculture and the Zambia Meteorological Department, Chipeta said.
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Gordhan said further details on financing of the scheme, expected to be rolled out in three phases over a 14-year period, will be released soon.
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The new features will be rolled out to compatible Petcube Play and Petcube Bites devices on the latest firmware via a software update, starting this spring.
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Vizio said that the feature will be rolled out first to beta users of the SmartCast 3.0 platform in the U.S. and Canada in Q1 2019.
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In Q2, it will be rolled out to all SmartCast TV users via a free, over-the-air update to the 3.0 version of the platform.
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Dockless bikes can be rolled out more quickly than Citi Bike docks, which are expensive to build and often prompt fights with neighbors over dock locations.
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The pledge was written by Francis Bellamy, a Baptist minister and socialist, to be rolled out with a nationwide push to celebrate Columbus Day in schools.
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The withdrawal would likely be tied to a cease-fire that would be rolled out gradually, with violence ceasing in an area as the pullout begins.
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The coronavirus outbreak in the US continues to grow, and after weeks of delays, large-scale testing has started to be rolled out in several states.
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The Trump administration has been discussing another round of tax cuts, but Mr. Trump said the plan would not be rolled out until later this year.
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A nationwide ban on flavored e-cigarette products, which was ready to be rolled out by the Trump administration, has been stalled, the Washington Post reports.
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The failures of President Obama's tenure are seen as her failures and generally, people don't expect new initiatives to be rolled out once she is elected.
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Cubcoats hoodies, available at Cubcoats, from $45What looks like an adorable stuffed animal at first glance can be rolled out into a full-sized, fuzzy hoodie.
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Given Amazon said the price cuts would be rolled out to more products going forward, it's probably too fast to jump to conclusions at this point.
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The Universal Medicare program would be rolled out over a four-year period, with the eligibility age dropping each year until every U.S. resident is eligible.
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Some of the in-vehicle services through Alexa will be rolled out to other Ford models starting early next year, according to Ford spokesman Alan Hall.
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The statement, which applies to the 2019-2020 time period, also said support would be rolled out to encourage car purchases in the country's rural areas.
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Google didn't say when these new robocall features would be rolled out, but the company said the other Assistant updates will roll out in the coming weeks.
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Products are also in development to help decode serious blood infections such as sepsis , which are expected to be rolled out by Toumazou's company, DNAe, in 2017.
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Police unions in Boston and Cincinnati say they should not be rolled out until their contracts are changed to reflect the new work that cameras will demand.
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AT&T is pinning its hopes in part on a new subscription streaming service to be rolled out in 2019 under Time Warner's new banner of WarnerMedia.
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This likely won't be available when Porsche begins delivery before the end of the year, but could be rolled out in future over-the-air software updates.
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According to CNN, Trump is expected to soften his position on Muslim immigration to the United States in a new policy memo to be rolled out soon.
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Netgear says Circle with Disney is currently available on select Nighthawk routers and will be rolled out for existing Orbi Wi-Fi systems through a firmware update.
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Clinton, which will be rolled out with a CNN interview with Mr. Freeman on why he is supporting her, comes at a critical time for her campaign.
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The changes will begin to go into effect on Wednesday but only in the U.S. for now and will be rolled out over the next couple weeks.
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Future 5G networks won't be introduced to the world by new companies, they will be rolled out on top of the largest existing networks around the world.
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The reductions will be rolled out over the next few months, and employees will be given the option to move into more customer-facing roles, Barnett said.
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There's much fretting over the outcome of the Mexican War, especially with regards to how slavery would be rolled out into new territories from newly acquired lands.
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It also was supposed to provide the implementation guidelines for a way to assess these drawbacks that would be rolled out next year during COP24 in Warsaw.
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Fixing the vulnerability not only requires the keys to be changed on the server, but also a software patch to be rolled out on each affected device.
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The Alexa integration will start to be rolled out in Q2 2019, while the HyperSense ecosystem is only getting previewed with no launch date at this stage.
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Since Wednesday the police have increased patrols in Harare ahead of the MDC protests, which the party said would be rolled out in other cities next week.
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For now, the tool will only be available in Ireland, South Korea and Spain, and it will be rolled out to other locations in the coming months.
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"We will go through this improvement in stages and in a measured way," Martowardojo said, adding that the changes will start to be rolled out next year.
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The company said it will be the first online travel hub to offer Americans the service, which is expected to be rolled out in the coming weeks.
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Microsoft will become Walgreens' cloud provider through the agreement and the Microsoft 365 software will be rolled out to more than 380,000 Walgreens employees and stores globally.
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An administration official said on Wednesday evening that a formal ban will be rolled out in the coming days to weeks, a timeline first reported by CNN.
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Preventative measures, such as setting up isolation zones and barring people with symptoms from communal areas, will be rolled out across the city's network of care homes.
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And the administration's idea to set the Medicare reimbursement level for certain drugs based on their cost in other countries has yet to be rolled out formally.
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No solution can be rolled out overnight, or even over months: it takes the careful restructuring of our systems to meet the demands of a changing world.
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It has already gone live in Cambridge and will be rolled out in Reading, Brighton, Nottingham, Manchester, Leeds and London over the next two weeks, Deliveroo said.
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The Rebel Whopper is available from Monday, January 6 to those with the Burger King app and will be rolled out across stores nationwide two days later.
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Fifth-generation technology, or 5G, which will start to be rolled out this year, will improve download speeds, meaning that videos will be easier to watch via smartphone.
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There's a number of reasons Google is emphasizing augmented reality, namely that there are numerous more practical applications that could be rolled out to millions of Android users.
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The automatic emergency braking system, which comes standard in the car, was supposed to be rolled out in the new vehicles by the end of 2016, CR says.
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The system was already at work in its account services – such as Outlook, OneDrive and Xbox, but would also be rolled out soon across the Azure AD system.
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That sort of Messages sharing functionality is new for Clips, but you can likely expect it to be rolled out to other Apple apps in the near future.
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The first major rollouts of AVs will involve fleets Within the next 18 months, some autonomous vehicles will be rolled out via fleets rather than via individual ownership.
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The job cuts will be rolled out beginning this week across all the major business centres starting with Singapore and Hong Kong, one of the sources told Reuters.
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Below is a lightly edited excerpt from this interview regarding some of Urmson's ideas about how he expects driverless cars to be rolled out in the coming years.
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While the details are pretty technical, just know that one possible cause of the price increase is excitement about new Core technologies that will soon be rolled out.
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Amp will, however, be free to all drivers and, unlike the glowstache, will be rolled out en-masse to all drivers in the locations the service is available.
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The country's National VI fuel standards, equivalent to the Euro VI introduced in Europe in 2014, are set to be rolled out at the start of next year.
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" A BBC spokesperson said that while the game is initially available to UK listeners, it will be rolled out to the US "in the next couple of weeks.
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According to the Tweet, the workout offering has been in the works for over a year now and is finally ready to be rolled out to the public.
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Because of the size and scale of both companies, the feature will be rolled out gradually – which means you might not see it right away, but should soon.
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The CMB Premium membership costs $34.99/month and will be available first for Android users today, and will be rolled out to everyone over the next few weeks.
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Permanent locations will be rolled out in the U.S. and then Paris, London and Stockholm in the coming months, with all locations expected to be completed by 2022.
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In the US, these kind of ambitious goals and milestones would usually be rolled out in a big speech by the NASA administrator or even the US president.
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In the second phase, Twitter's #Breathe feature will be rolled out in some of these cities, such as Patna, Ahmedabad, Raipur, Lucknow, Varanasi, Chandigarh, Ranchi, Agra and Jaipur.
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Until then, "we'll continue to operate the way we always operate," DeFeo added, saying a shake-up of the kind Trump proposes could not be rolled out quickly.
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The joint offering, which is expected to be rolled out globally next year, will be initially available to the bank's UK clients in late 2017, the companies said.
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"The rebuild will be rolled out by the end of the year," Spiegel said on Monday at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2019 in San Francisco.
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The job cuts will be rolled out beginning this week across all the major business centers starting with Singapore and Hong Kong, one of the sources told Reuters.
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The policy originally was slated to be rolled out in late December but was delayed due to the partial government shutdown, according to an EPA source with knowledge.
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Amazon Fire TV is one of the few remaining platforms were Hulu's app still needs to be rolled out in order be considered a true cross-platform service.
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And The Wall Street Journal reported that Chinese officials are drafting a replacement plan that's more open to foreign companies and could be rolled out early next year.
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"Floating offshore wind is now a viable technology and ready to be rolled out on an industrial scale," European wind power association Wind Europe said in an email.
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Home-testing kits which indicate whether you have ever been infected with the coronavirus will soon be rolled out across the UK, Members of Parliament have been told.
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Gracie Gardner is the latest winner, for her play with the unprintable title, "P____ Sludge," which will be rolled out in a series of readings across the country.
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But Professor Abrahamson said calculations that would be rolled out over the next few years would offer revisions of shaking for all structures and areas across the West.
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Ethereum 2.0 will be rolled out in multiple phases in order to ensure the finality of a transaction, construct shard chains and make sure smart contracts run properly.
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Not all would require declaring a national emergency, and they are likely to be rolled out piece by piece, not necessarily all at once, once Trump signs off.
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Meanwhile, the country is making rapid progress with mobile missiles powered by solid rocket fuel that can be rolled out of hiding and prepared for launch in minutes.
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Twitter (TWTR) did not immediately respond to a request for comment on how it would go about labeling content or when the new system would be rolled out.
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The New Jersey senator told NJTV News that he would sign on as a co-sponsor of the bill, which is scheduled to be rolled out on Wednesday.
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We haven't had any response back from them and it would be our expectation that the feature won't be rolled out in advance of us completing our analysis.
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"The new tech will be rolled out if and when its effectiveness has been demonstrated by thorough testing," Michael England, a spokesman for the agency, said on Sunday.
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The Perspective technology is still in its early stages and "far from perfect", Cohen said, adding he hoped it could be rolled out for languages other than English too.
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The standalone subscriptions, which Schlichting said would move Sling TV closer to "a la carte" viewing, will be rolled out first to former Sling subscribers to win them back.
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Project VIC is now being used by Interpol, Europol and agencies in 35 countries including the United Kingdom and Canada, and it's about to be rolled out in Australia.
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It may be limited to just simple interface control, or it could be rolled out not only to the Xbox One system, but also developers producing games for it.
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Shah said the plan was currently being implemented at six of the country's top drugmakers, and that it would eventually be rolled out to the rest of the industry.
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To alleviate any potential bullying, the Stories will be moderated by a human, which would be quite a bit of work if the feature was to be rolled out.
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Nine solar-powered cottages are perched atop the dunes, and each queen-size bed comes on wheels so it can be rolled out onto the deck for the evening.
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Soneff says that an entirely password-free future is the goal Google is working toward, but the company was unwilling to say when this functionality might be rolled out.
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The security issue is fixed on its servers, the company said, but the iPhone software update to reenable the feature for users won't be rolled out until next week.
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The app is initially available only to patients who enroll in the study, but it will eventually be rolled out to everyone, a spokesperson for Zimmer Biomet told CNBC.
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The job cuts will be rolled out beginning this week across all the bank's major business centers including in Singapore and Hong Kong, one of the sources told Reuters.
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The debit card will be rolled out in six cities, including Mexico City, Tijuana, Monterrey, Puebla, Merida and Guadalajara, and will eventually be extended to the rest of Mexico.
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GM's new digital platform goes into production later this year on the 2020 Cadillac CT5 sedan, and will be rolled out to most of its global vehicles by 2023.
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The Carton Wrap machines are expected to be rolled out to 55 warehouses across the U.S., and will likely displace roughly 24 workers at each facility, according to Reuters.
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U.S. equity market participants are very focused this week on the first-quarter earnings reports of major banks, many of which will be rolled out over Wednesday and Thursday.
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The official said the plan will be rolled out by the end of the year at 10 of the country's biggest ministries by budget and several state-owned enterprises.
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GKN Driveline Chief Executive Officer Phil Swash said four global carmakers had agreed to buy GKN's electric motors, and that these motors would be rolled out in China first.
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It'll be trialled initially in stores located in the states of Victoria and Tasmania, and if it's successful there it'll be rolled out to the rest of the country.
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France's data protection authority, CNIL, is looking into Google's new proposal, which will be rolled out over the coming months, and it could come back with more stringent requests.
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He also did not say if all cities in China would implement the tax at the same time, or it would be rolled out in certain cities in phases.
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The company said the new service is currently available in select areas and will be rolled out nationally in markets where Comcast is offered over the next two weeks.
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The program will be rolled out in seven to 10 cities, including Kansas City, Mo., early next year, before becoming more widely available in the 2017-18 school year.
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T) human-like robot Pepper will be rolled out in Taiwan later this year with about 100 rented units making their appearance in some banks and Carrefour SA (CARR.
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The DRAM products to be rolled out from its 20-nm process line will specifically target demand in connected devices used in vehicles, homes, and offices, the company said.
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But such efforts have proliferated as new technologies like facial recognition have begun to be rolled out and artificial intelligence has made crunching vast amounts of data much easier.
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A public consultation on the proposed legal framework for abortion will open after Tuesday, and full services are scheduled to be rolled out in Northern Ireland by March 31.
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Disney, like Apple, is launching its own streaming platform this year, while NBC and WarnerMedia's platforms — Peacock and HBO Max, respectively — are set to be rolled out next April.
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The large number of subjects involved in the study suggests this could be rolled out as a large-scale preventative measure to improve child mortality rates across the continent.
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Facebook has said similar tools will eventually be rolled out in other countries, with analysts and observers focused in particular on the 2018 midterm elections in the United States.
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In contrast to the program for 4-year-olds, which tripled the number of prekindergarten seats in two years, the new plan would be rolled out over four years.
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Mental wellbeing will for now only be incorporated by Vitality in South Africa and Britain, although Govender said it could be rolled out and offered to its partner insurers.
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Its midrange Pukguksong-2 used solid fuel, eliminating the need for a lengthy fueling process, which means it can be rolled out from a concealed location and launched quickly.
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During Amazon's earnings call last week, Amazon CFO Brian Olsavsky said Prime is expected to be rolled out in Whole Foods stores possibly by the end of this year.
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Reliance announced the launch of its fibre broadband service in July, named 'JioGigaFiber', and said it would be rolled out in 1,100 Indian cities and potentially connect 50 million homes.
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On Wednesday, Facebook announced a number of privacy changes that will be rolled out in the next few weeks to help consumers locate, control, download, and delete their personal data.
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It is also considering a nationwide "fat tax" for so-called "junk foods", a senior government official said, although that is unlikely to be rolled out in the near term.
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There will also be little Easter eggs on the channel, like the fact that the video content will be rolled out over the course of 13 chapters (her lucky number).
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This is being used in more than 100 hospitals across the UK at this point, and is due to be rolled out to all hospitals in England later this year.
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The system, called +Lichtlijn (+Lightline), was created by Dutch firm HIG Traffic Systems, and is expected to be rolled out more widely across the Netherlands if the pilot proves successful.
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" The President also said in his tweets that additional parts of the deal -- and "one in particular" -- were not announced Friday but will be rolled out "at the appropriate time.
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The feature could be rolled out to Amazon Echo and Google Home speakers as soon as this year, but both companies have concerns about privacy, emergency services, and regulatory hurdles.
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The automaker wants owners to be able to activate a charging session using the app instead of a membership card, but didn't say when that feature would be rolled out.
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The new integrations are being announced today, as a look as what's in store for Google and Slack customers, but will be rolled out over the first half of 2017.
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In the coming weeks, the service will be rolled out to users on other Android and iOS devices, as the company continues to tweak the program based on user feedback.
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A senior administration official told reporters Thursday that it would be rolled out in phases "in the coming days," and that implementation would vary at different locations along the border.
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Arabtec declined to comment on AlixPartners' appointment when contacted by Reuters on Sunday, but signalled the company is embarking on a new strategy that will be rolled out in 2016.
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In a blog post, product managers Barbara Macdonald and Kurt Wilms write that the feature will soon be rolled out even more widely, beyond the 10,000 follower mark set today.
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Dunkin's breakfast sandwich will come with a Beyond breakfast sausage patty, an egg, cheese in an English muffin and could be rolled out nationally in the future, the company said.
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A bill allowing the constitution to be amended so that a nationwide Goods and Services Tax (GST) could be rolled out was held up for years by political in-fighting.
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Though Uganda's government promises that eventually electricity will be rolled out to everyone, starting with regions where jobs are likely to be created is an idea with a good pedigree.
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"The idea that [gene editing] could be rolled out in subsaharan Africa is a fantasy," Hank Greely, a professor who specializes in the ethics of genetics at Stanford, told me.
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The U.S. search giant announced recently that Google Assistant, its own voice solution, will be rolled out on all Android phones running version 6.0 of its operating system or newer.
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Sling TV Roger Lynch responded to the complaints, explaining that the software shown at CES was a "beta" and the feature would be rolled out "soon" to Air TV customers.
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Improved gym and social mechanics, better reliability and, of course, a host of new 'mon have brought players back, and it seems that features will continue to be rolled out.
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Today during IFA, the company announced that it would in fact be rolled out internationally, and the device would make its way to Europe and North America starting next month.
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In his interview with Bill O'Reilly, which Fox News is spacing out over three nights, Trump hinted that a new healthcare law might not be rolled out within the year.
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The device is yet to be rolled out beyond small-scale trials in Kampala's hospitals, but the biggest challenge may lie ahead as the technology is taken to remote areas.
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Kudlow said that the initiative would probably be rolled out "sometime in the middle of next year," which would be just months before the November, 2020 presidential and congressional elections.
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Senior officials at the Department of Homeland Security said on Saturday that the policy could be rolled out as early as this coming week, though many logistical questions remained unanswered.
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Bootstrapped tech company Doist, the company behind popular task management Todoist, is releasing a major update called Todoist Foundations — the update should be rolled out over the next 24 hours.
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The Ethereum community has put years of research and development in the update in order to refine how it's going to work and how it's going to be rolled out.
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But before the vaccine could be rolled out, the virus was stopped by methods used in earlier outbreaks — health workers in protective gear isolating the sick and burying the dead.
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A new rat-dunking gadget will be rolled out in Brooklyn's most infested neighborhoods after a successful trial, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams revealed at a press conference on Thursday.
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The label, which will be rolled out in the next few weeks, has been developed with Slow Food, an international grassroots movement that seeks to improve the lives of farmers.
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Fitterling, whose company is part of chemical conglomerate , said that industry leaders have been "working on a very big initiative" that will be rolled out over the next several months.
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"This system marks the first in a series of systems planned to be rolled out with our Austrian partners," said Nir Zohar, Chakratec's vice president of business development and sales.
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A mechanism similar to the current French employee company investment fund will also be rolled out globally over the next few years, so that employees can invest at a discounted price.
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But some pointed out that the next big challenge India has weather through will be the impact of its Goods and Services Tax (GST) expected to be rolled out this year.
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While IBM's integration suite for Salesforce will be available at the end of March, the rest of the integrated services won't be rolled out til the second half of the year.
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What makes libra "threatening" to central bankers is that it is billed as an international currency backed by a worldwide network and could be rolled out "very, very quickly," she said.
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Other features, like automated lane changes on the highway, better steering on tight roads, and auto-summon, were promised by the end of 2016, but have yet to be rolled out.
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The delivery of the new vehicles will begin late in the year, and the new additions to the autonomous fleet will be rolled out "across multiple U.S. cities," according to Waymo.
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This is the proposal that 5G be rolled out as a national wholesale network that can be used by several service providers, just as some rail networks and electricity grids are.
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The agency originally estimated the program would be rolled out in 145 airports by 2019, but now raised that projection to 200 scanners, David Pekoske, the agency's administrator, told lawmakers Wednesday.
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Hanke said updates and new features would be rolled out in the coming months and years as the game grows to include more creatures and elements of the vast Pokemon universe.
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More recently it has created an app that lets coffee-lovers design and buy their ideal blend—it will be rolled out in some of the firm's shops later this year.
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Boeing Co closed up 1.5 percent, lifting the Dow, after the world's largest planemaker said a software upgrade for the 737 MAX aircraft will be rolled out in the coming weeks.
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He said the ride-sharing service could eventually be rolled out across other African countries, including more developed markets such as South Africa where sector giants like Uber are already entrenched.
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It expects to sign off on the software fixes on March 25, according to a person familiar with the matter, opening the door for it to be rolled out onto aircraft.
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Facebook announced last month that the new features will first be rolled out in Germany, and on Monday revealed that the tools will also be available in France in late February.
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Last week, Google revealed that although it's handling software and security updates for the devices, Verizon must certify them for carrier-sold Pixels before they can be rolled out to customers.
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The administration should engage the Europeans and other allies at the highest levels to agree on joint sanctions on additional Iranian human rights abusers, to be rolled out at the gathering.
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Rome has long been pushing for an all-fiber optic network to be rolled out to boost productivity across a country with the lowest take-up of fixed broadband in Europe.
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President Trump's first budget plan to be rolled out without him: When the White House unveils President Trump's full budget plan next week, just one thing will be missing: the president.
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Mr. Buterin also believes that the new method, which is likely to be rolled out over the next year, will allow for a less centralized network of computers overseeing the system.
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Fitterling, whose company is part of chemical conglomerate DowDuPont, said that industry leaders have been "working on a very big initiative" that will be rolled out over the next several months.
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The Trump administration blew through two key deadlines in the bill, though, and just this month announced new sanctions against Russia that were meant to be rolled out in January. Rep.
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Ghadan 21 has launched more than 50 proposals in its first year and officials say further plans will be rolled out in 2020 and 2021 to build on the reform momentum.
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The companies working on the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance want to create a private version of Ethereum that can be rolled out for specific purposes and be open only to certified participants.
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Their aim is to lower the cost of the program to about $1 for every person it helps, so it can be rolled out in some of the world's poorest nations.
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China's finance minister said proactive fiscal policy will help to buffer downward pressure on the economy and that targeted, phased tax and fee cuts would be rolled out to help businesses.
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An electric radiant-heating mat, made by companies like nVent Nuheat or Warmly Yours, can be rolled out on the floor before the new tiles are laid to eliminate the chill.
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Still, delighted by the opportunity to swing the court right, these groups stood by with ads ready to be rolled out, as Democratic opponents planned a TV blitz of their own.
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At first, firms and government agencies will be able to use shared vehicles; from 2019 a similar service will be rolled out to the general public, with cars stationed around the city.
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Benoit Collard, the Global Executive Director of the brand known for its distinctive red label, told us that "to celebrate the evening's exceptional moments," the really exceptional Champagne will be rolled out.
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TOYOTA ALSO SLASHES PLATINUM Bosch's fuel cell deal with Powercell, announced last month, was another signal that the technology is poised to be rolled out more widely as governments toughen emissions regulations.
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Amazon Fresh will be available to customers in some parts of Bengaluru through its main India website and app, the company said, and it will later be rolled out to other cities.
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We've seen AI or ML's potential to hard-wire or amplify discrimination, exclude minorities or just be rolled out without appropriate safeguards — so we know we should approach these tools with caution.
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The network would first be rolled out in London, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Belfast, Birmingham and Manchester and later in ten more cities, upgrading some 1,500 sites to 5G to start with, EE said.
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A Ford spokesperson said those "voluntary packages" will consist of a series of early retirement and "special separation" offers that will be rolled out to employees in the affected regions next month.
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Uber also plans on slapping its logo on some of Lime's lightweight electric scooters, though it won't say how many or in which cities the partnership will be rolled out to first.
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The ability to EQ music will be rolled out to all Echo devices in the coming days, though only those in the US will immediately have the ability to use voice commands.
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A select few performers have been testing iZettle's contactless readers on the streets for the past few weeks, and Khan now says the scheme will be rolled out across London's 32 boroughs.
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Yi said China will open its bond market further, and that the second phase of the China International Payments System (CIPS) - a cross-border yuan settlement system - will be rolled out soon.
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"As further details of the economic package will be rolled out in coming days, Chinese share markets could extend gains further near-term," said Wang Shenshen, strategist at Tokai Tokyo Research Center.
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In a statement released Thursday, network executives celebrated the impact the partnership will have on their global reporting efforts and said additional newsgathering components will be rolled out in the coming months.
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"Based on an average dish price of 5 euros we have avoided throwing 880,000 euros in the bin," Magnusson said of the initiative, which will now be rolled out across all markets.
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While some of the more liberal of Vision 2030's reforms are likely to be rolled out at a glacial pace, there are signs for the cautiously optimistic that change is underway.
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Alexa will be rolled out as part of a software update to Fire OS 5 But the Fire HD 8's most notable feature might just be Alexa, Amazon's voice-controlled assistant.
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Since the feature is only in beta, there's no guarantee that it will be rolled out to all users, but for the sake of our lost messages, we sure hope it is.
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These grants are also often highly restrictive in terms of the kinds of trainings that can be used and the way that programs can be rolled out, limiting their usefulness to schools.
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The measures will create an alert system that will debut in South Carolina on Thursday and be rolled out across the rest of the app's user base in the next few days.
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The measures will create an alert system that will debut in South Carolina on Thursday and be rolled out across the rest of the app's user base in the next few days.
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A A$1 million public education campaign will also be rolled out in the state, which is on high alert for any entry of the disease from Australia's Asian and Pacific neighbors.
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As they barnstormed, they often played in a new city each night, traveling with a canvas court that could be rolled out and then rolled up and moved to the next venue.
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The service will be rolled out gradually, with a plan to reach approximately 75% of the U.S. population this year, which includes 40 of the top 50 U.S. metro areas, Lore said.
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Stricter rules governing paid-for political advertising implemented by Facebook and others under pressure from EU regulators should be rolled out to upcoming national elections across the 28-nation bloc, it said.
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"That doesn't even include what we've seen a renewed interest in, which is the Level 2 and Level 3 systems that will be rolled out in the next several years," Stepper said.
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It may be a solid-fuel, intercontinental missile, according to some experts, to show that the North has finally mastered a weapon that can be rolled out and launched with little warning.
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Yi said China will open its bond market further, and that the second phase of the China International Payments System (CIPS) — a cross-border yuan settlement system — will be rolled out soon.
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"We have some exciting announcements in the pipeline and stay tuned in the coming months to hear more about some of these innovations that will be rolled out in emerging markets," Uber teased.
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Putting TraffickCam to the test Before the app can be rolled out to law enforcement agencies across the United States, it is being tested by Kavanaugh and the St. Louis County Police Department.
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It represents a series of major changes to the American healthcare system that are parceled out over time, and you can't understand it until you understand how these changes will be rolled out.
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The change in curriculum will be rolled out in 2022 and will require all schools—including religious schools—to teach relationships and sexuality education (shortened to RSE) that is inclusive of LGBTQ issues.
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Other states and locations are considering tighter controls – but across much of the rest of the United States and Western world, surveillance technology continues to be rolled out, sometimes largely unnoticed and unchallenged.
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Finally, Lyft says it will make sexual harassment prevention education available to all Lyft drivers and riders this year, but didn't share the details as to how these materials will be rolled out.
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That's the idea behind legislation set to be rolled out Monday that would require large tech companies like Facebook and Google to put a price tag on the information they collect from users.
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Kenyatta said that VW's assembly plant would begin with the Vivo and expand to a range of vehicles, with the first car expected to be rolled out before the end of the year.
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Chances are the rest will be rolled out soon, but for the time being â€" probably until after the water event is over, if we had to guess â€" it's just those two.
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These dozen or so remodels, which will be rolled out to an additional 60 stores this year, have experienced a double-digit jump in both traffic and sales compared with the legacy locations.
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The company is starting out with standard electric vehicles and testing among a small group of corporate clients, however, and the autonomous features will be rolled out first with that first beta pool.
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The Rome government has long been pushing for an all-fiber optic network to be rolled out to boost productivity across a country with the lowest take-up of fixed broadband in Europe.
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Tang said that if large-scale tax cuts promised by the government could be rolled out in time, however, it would help put a floor on declining industrial profits in the second half.
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Ultimately, the government wants 4,000 people to participate in the pilot, which has the potential to be rolled out across the province as real policy after the trial runs its three-year course.
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The two companies didn't release a timeline for when these upgrades would be rolled out, but they join a growing number of banks that have begun to utilize mobile phones in their processes.
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A small percentage of users worldwide on iOS and Android will start getting the new Snapchat on Friday, earlier than expected, and it should be rolled out to everyone within a few weeks.
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In Nevada on Saturday, Mr. Trump said he and Republican lawmakers had been working on "a very major tax cut" for middle-income people that would be rolled out in the coming weeks.
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The so-called PLT sandwich, which includes the Beyond Meat plant-based patty alongside lettuce and tomato, will be rolled out to 52 restaurants across Southwestern Ontario from January 14 for 12 weeks.
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The effort is part of a broader technology push by Morgan Stanley, which has been investing heavily in new digital tools and products, many of which will be rolled out later this year.
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The service, currently available to Amazon's Prime Now customers in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham and parts of London, will be rolled out to Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Sheffield and Portsmouth this year, the companies said.
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Huawei's consumer business CEO Richard Yu told CNBC recently that the operating system could be rolled out in China this year, but it was "plan B," and the company would prefer to use Google.
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The data pipes are in the testing phase and are expected to be rolled out before the end of March, according to Anne Marie Darling, a Goldman partner and head of distribution for Marquee.
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Google says Lens in Images is now live on the mobile web for people in the U.S. searching in English, and will soon be rolled out to other countries, languages and Google Images locations.
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The policies were approved by Tor's new board of directors, which includes University of Pennsylvania associate professor Matt Blaze and Electronic Frontier Foundation executive director Cindy Cohn, and will be rolled out this week.
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The Jennings-inspired doll — which arrives as more toy makers are moving to embrace gender inclusivity — will be rolled out in a limited-edition run this spring or summer, the New York Times reported.
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Tesla's Autopilot is still under active development, and Musk promised significant improvements in a new version to be rolled out to drivers this month, with even more significant updates in the months to come.
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Eventually your Kindle could replace your iPad as your go-to for reading full-color digital magazines, although there's no timeline for when the new color ACeP technology will be rolled out to consumers.
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The feature may not be rolled out to every user, so it's worth trying the command now on either Assistant for iOS or within whatever form Assistant takes on your Android device of choice.
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But a member of the Skype team has told us it should be rolled out in the official version of the app sometime this month if you can wait just a few more weeks.
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" "All of the great and the good who were rolled out during the #EURef (EU referendum) will be rolled out again in the coming weeks to try and get us to fall into line.
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IDC's Ubrani says he thinks more subscription wearables could be rolled out in the future, but for now, it's the "tiny but lucrative" approach like Whoop's that is more likely to be the case.
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Google announced this week that Duplex, the company's phone-calling AI, will be rolled out to Pixel phones in the Bay Area and a few other US cities before the end of the year.
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The legislation should be expeditiously enacted so insurers who must decide by May whether to participate in the 2018 marketplaces can factor them into offerings and rates that will be rolled out this spring.
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The rules will apply to all ads, not just those with political content, and will be rolled out first in Canada before coming to the US and other countries in the summer of 2018.
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JD and Nvidia say "hundreds" of the units, which are essentially cargo containers sat atop four wheels, will be rolled out across university campuses in the country over the course of the next year.
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Growth-boosting measures such as tax cuts may be rolled out, alongside laws banning forced technology transfer and government "interference" in foreign business practices -- a nod to those accusing Beijing of intellectual property theft.
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Tesla will begin taking orders for its solar roof tiles on Wednesday which will be rolled out in the U.S. this year, Chief Executive Elon Musk said in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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The initiative by the health agency UNITAID and non-profit group IVCC will be rolled out over four years with a goal of protecting as many as 50 million people in 16 African countries.
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ROLL-OUT STARTS THIS YEAR Made by a dozen European companies, the new testing devices will initially be rolled out in the Netherlands and Belgium and eventually spread to all of Europe, Mayer said.
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No word if it will be rolled out to more airports, but anything that can help get travelers through the TSA's security lines faster will be well received by the airlines and the public.
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IS THAT SOMETHING THAT'S JUST GOING TO WORK FOR YOUR EMPLOYEES AND FOR JPMORGAN OR IS IT SOMETHING THAT IF IT WORKS WELL, COULD BE ROLLED OUT TO HELP ALL OF AMERICA DIMON: YEAH.
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The option is currently available in Singapore, but the company's co-founder, Tan Hooi Ling, told CNBC it will be rolled out simultaneously across Southeast Asia by 2018 if the company gets regulatory approvals.
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The project, which will be rolled out in an experimental phase to several thousand consumers in New York and Paris this May, was announced last week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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While Ant Financial provides the technology and the know-how to partners, they're responsible for thinking about local consumers' needs and how products and services can be rolled out within those markets, he said.
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Companies will also be more nimble; new processes and technology can be rolled out faster and faster, with employee feedback and iterative improvement available before customers see a single change on a store floor.
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The kitchen is equipped with a custom steel island on casters, made by Michael Daniel Metal Design, so it can be rolled out to the deck and used as a buffet for outdoor dinners.
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While encouraging innovation in AI is certainly a consideration, critics of the technology have said that regulators must scrutinize artificial intelligence more closely as it continues to be rolled out in the real world.
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Growth-boosting measures such as tax cuts may be rolled out, alongside laws banning forced technology transfer and government "interference" in foreign business practices — a nod to those accusing Beijing of intellectual property theft.
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"The M series has been built around and incepted around Indian millennial consumers," Asim Warsi said, adding that the phones will be rolled out globally after the Indian launch at the end of January.
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Antique furnishings and artifacts can be found in a sitting room, the listing states, while the bed comes equipped with wheels so it can be rolled out onto a platform overlooking a stream below.
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Spotify is currently testing Premium Duo across five markets — Colombia, Chile, Denmark, Ireland, and Poland — and did not confirm when or if it expects the plan to be rolled out more widely in the future.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Friday its software upgrade for the grounded 737 MAX jetliner will be rolled out in the coming weeks, and that its timeline for deploying the upgrade has not changed.
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We recently learned that the planned Harriet Tubman currency — which was slated to replace the $20 Andrew Jackson bill in time for the 53 centennial of the 19th Amendment — can't be rolled out until 2028.
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The new tool will first be rolled out in India, where general elections are already underway, on Thursday, and in the European Union, which holds elections in the last week of May, on April 29.
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But due to numerous delays, the project is now expected to be rolled out in phases starting in November and ending in November 2022, well after the original timeline of November 2017 to November 2019.
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He also reduced the "taper rate" on universal credit (a big working-age benefit, to be rolled out fully by 2022), meaning that as people earn more, their benefits are withdrawn at a slower rate.
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The new policy, which will be rolled out over the next 30 days, will also ban ads by cryptocurrency exchanges and cryptocurrency wallet services, unless they are public companies listed on certain major stock markets.
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The simplicity of the method means it could be used in a variety of dental settings and could be rolled out relatively easy, said study author Paul Sharpe, of King's College London in a release.
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Facebook apparently couldn't hammer out an interface people enjoyed, so Quick Updates won't be rolled out to more users, though it could be reborn as a more central part of the traditional status update composer.
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ING said it will invest 800 million euros in its technology platform, which will be rolled out over the next five years to its "challenger" markets of Spain, Italy, France, Austria and the Czech Republic.
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Speaking at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Consumer & Retail Technology Conference in New York City Tuesday, Gennette walked investors through five tests Macy's is conducting that could eventually be rolled out across its fleet.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A initiative from the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump aimed at boosting arms exports is scheduled to be rolled out on Thursday, two industry sources briefed on the plans said on Tuesday.
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The tax is not designed to disrupt hedging and other foreign-exchange transactions undertaken by companies, Bloomberg cited the sources as saying, and added that it is unclear when the tax would be rolled out.
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And the Home Office has confirmed that it will allow the scheme, which is run as a joint venture between the airport operator and the UK Border Force, to be rolled out across the country.
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Why it matters: "IG Metall's agreements tend to be seen as benchmarks for the whole of German industry, and it is now expected to be rolled out in other sectors," writes the FTs Guy Chazan.
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The No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier, which is buying Time Warner for $85.4 billion to gain control of channels such as HBO and CNN, said the new service would be rolled out from April 6.
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In a new policy statement due to be rolled out Wednesday, the group is asking Obama to make it a high priority to fill the commission, which only has three members as of July 1.
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He added that tax cuts such as lower individual tax rates, lower capital gains rates, changes for noncorporate businesses and relief for residents of high-tax states could be rolled out before the 2020 election.
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The "Mastercard Instalments" app - the first of its kind in Britain - will launch on Verifone payment terminals at some UK retailers in January, and will then be rolled out to other shops across the country.
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A reshuffling of the calendar which will be rolled out next season with the PGA Championship, traditionally the last of the four majors, moving from August to the mid-May slot following the U.S. Masters.
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There is also an in-app emergency button to connect you directly to 27, and a Ride Check feature that tracks trip irregularities and notifies Uber accordingly will be rolled out in the coming months.
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The educational content will be rolled out on Weverse, the fan-community app created by Big Hit Entertainment, on 24 March and registered fans will be able to access the short videos free of charge.
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Those new emissions targets would be rolled out alongside a measure that would freeze average fuel economy at 37 miles per gallon (mpg) by 2026 rather than the 54.5 mpg ordered by the Obama administration.
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Those new emissions targets would be rolled out alongside a measure that would freeze average fuel economy at 37 miles per gallon (mpg) by 85033 rather than the 54.5 mpg ordered by the Obama administration.
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When cardboard began to overwhelm Stuy Town's recycling centers, a porter created a prototypical box breakdown station that allowed residents to process their cardboard, a solution that will soon be rolled out in other buildings.
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Continuing conversations Press secretary Sarah Sanders said Monday the White House was "continuing to have those conversations" on guns and school safety but offered no indication that the policy would be rolled out anytime soon.
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The bourse is also looking at aluminium alloy futures, but it will not be in the short term, while stainless steel futures could be rolled out in the next one to two years, he said.
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The development will include three new areas based on Marvel superheroes such as Spider-Man and the Hulk, Disney's animated film Frozen and Star Wars, and will be rolled out in phases, starting in 2021.
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There's also a "scaled-down" Alphabot system operating at a warehouse in Arkansas (where Walmart's corporate HQ is located) and the system will next be rolled out to stores in Mustang, Oklahoma and Burbank, California.
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The service, currently available to Amazon's Prime Now customers in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham and parts of London, will be rolled out to Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Sheffield and Portsmouth this year, the companies said on Thursday.
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Schroepfer said users would be able to view who runs adverts by June and that further measures, including labels for political ads and a searchable archive, would be rolled out before local elections in May 2019.
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Novartis AG: * SANDOZ INC - LAUNCHES SYMJEPI (EPINEPHRINE) IN U.S. * SANDOZ INC - SYMJEPI WILL BE ROLLED OUT THROUGH PHASED LAUNCH, FIRST IN INSTITUTIONAL SETTING FOLLOWED BY INTRODUCTION INTO RETAIL MARKET Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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We are also told that if the pilot is deemed by Barclays to be a success, it has the potential to be rolled out to the 5 million customers using the main Barclays Mobile Banking App.
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It's an odd exclusion from an app that is, essentially, designed to have you tap and swipe less while you're driving, but Google has indicated that "OK Google" will be rolled out in the coming weeks.
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The company said the feature will be rolled out "in the coming days" and will also pop up when users enable the app's "passport" feature, which allows them to "match" with people elsewhere in the world.
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It's eventually going to be rolled out globally, although at first it will go live in the US, UK and Australia, where PayPal has already rolled out a pilot of the service to 1 million customers.
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The dough can be shaped into a log (keep a couple in the fridge at the ready) for slice-and-bake savory cookies, or it may be rolled out like pie dough and cut into shapes.
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Peacock said that the tests were currently being evaluated to confirm whether they worked, which she said would happen by the end of the week, after which "several million" would be rolled out across the country.
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The dockless bikes can be rolled out more quickly and easily than bike-share systems that rely on a network of docking stations, which are expensive to build and take up valuable street and parking space.
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Prometeo developer Salomé Valero said if the technology worked well in Catalonia, she hoped it could be rolled out elsewhere, starting in Australia where there are many volunteer firefighters who lack high-tech tools like Prometeo.
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Prometeo developer Salomé Valero said if the technology worked well in Catalonia, she hoped it could be rolled out elsewhere, starting in Australia where there are many volunteer firefighters who lack high-tech tools like Prometeo.
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Meanwhile, an official from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce told CNBC's "Squawk Box" Thursday that negotiators may not be able to finalize the deal before new tariffs are scheduled to be rolled out in mid-December.
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The Mercedes "MBUX" dashboard system to be rolled out across the lineup is about as capable at understanding what you say - and more importantly what you mean - as Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri or Alphabet's Google Assistant.
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Damage from Grasberg tailings was "quite heavy", and a planned revision of the tailings management system would be rolled out in two stages up to 2030 because "it cannot be completed in five years," Bakar said.
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Although it's unclear when the change will be rolled out to all users, everyone on Twitter can currently see and interact with the few 280-character whoppers out there—including this statement from CEO Jack Dorsey.
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The premium KitKats will go on sale at 30 John Lewis department stores and the Chocolate Story in the city of York later this week, with the online store due to be rolled out in November.
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You literally don't know when this thing is going to run, who it's going to be available to, whether it's going to be dropped in one thing or it's going to be rolled out every week.
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Currently in a testing phase, the tool is starting to be rolled out as part of the annual Google Marketing Next conference in San Francisco, where Google announces new products and improvements for advertisers and marketers.
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The changes, part of a broader effort to overhaul U.S. arms export protocols, could be rolled out by the end of the year under a presidential policy decree, the administration officials told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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The new material will first appear on Allbirds' latest launch, a flip-flop, available now for $35, and it will not only be rolled out across the brand, but also made available to outside companies for use.
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Here are some examples of strategies that are working and need to be rolled out worldwide: By adding a cost to emitting greenhouse gases, you create an incentive to produce less of them and switch to alternatives.
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And finally, Roku has said it will develop and launch a voice assistant by the fall of 2018, one that will be rolled out as a free software update to existing Roku TVs and streaming media players.
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Asics is just offering a sneak preview of the technology at the moment, as it's still in the testing phase — but if all goes according to plan, it could be rolled out to the point of sale.
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The technology, which Farfetch is calling Store of the Future, will be rolled out later this year at luxury boutique Browns in London, which Farfetch bought in 2015, and the flagship Thom Browne store in New York.
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WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - A initiative from the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump aimed at boosting arms exports is scheduled to be rolled out on Thursday, two industry sources briefed on the plans said on Tuesday.
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Facebook shared with me that Messenger Day will be rolled out to more places soon, including the U.S. On the surface, it might look like just another Facebook clone of Snapchat, like Instagram Stories and Facebook Stories.
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Last week, Walmart Inc said it would launch meal kits priced between $8 and $15 that would be rolled out to more than 2,000 stores in 2018, sending Blue Apron's shares down as much as 5.8 percent.
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The mesh networking capability will be rolled out for Indian users of the app on February 24, before arriving in Bangladesh, and 40 other countries later this year, an IBM spokesperson told Motherboard over the phone today.
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Kudlow said a tax-cuts package could be rolled out before the 2628 election and might include lower individual tax rates, lower capital gains rates, changes for noncorporate businesses and relief for residents of high-tax states.
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The Wall Street bank has enacted a multifaceted initiative, to be rolled out in one stage beginning immediately and adding elements over time, according to a memo sent to all employees today and viewed by Business Insider.
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The infrastructure minister's office did not respond Sunday when asked when the latest measures would take effect, but said they would be rolled out to "provide flexibility for airports to ensure continue to function efficiently and effectively".
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Mr. Johnson also did not disavow the government's theory that social distancing measures need to be rolled out on a deliberate timetable, so that people will be willing to go along with the disruption to their lives.
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Guillermo Garcia, president of the commission, told a news conference that market prices for gasoline and diesel would be rolled out gradually by regions, beginning with the northwestern states of Baja California and Sonora on March 30.
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The VW brand, which makes up around half of sales generated by the parent Volkswagen Group, said 1,500 e-Golf cars will be rolled out onto streets of the German capital during the second quarter of 2019.
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Le Teint Particulier, introduced in 2015 in two Nordstrom locations and scheduled to be rolled out globally this year, isn't the first custom foundation on the market, but Mr. Balooch contends that it is the most accurate.
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An Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ), in which cars must meet stringent emissions standards to enter or pay a charge, will now be rolled out from April 2019 instead of September 2020 as previously planned by his predecessor.
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Although the new targets could sour the relationship with the parties backing the Socialists in parliament, few analysts expect this to destabilize the government or undermine its budget plan for 2019, to be rolled out in the autumn.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's new nationwide sales tax is now expected to be rolled out from July after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday managed to break a three-month long deadlock on who would administer the tax.
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The first version of Story, called Color, will be live in 363 Macy's stores (see a full list of locations below) from Wednesday until June 26, Macy's said, at which point a new theme will be rolled out.
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"The website will launch in France over the course of the coming week," the source said, adding that the e-commerce business would then be rolled out to the rest of Europe and the United States in 2018.
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"The Whopperrito is a regional product being sold by a franchisee on a local level," Burger King told NBC News in an email, adding that there are currently no plans for the Whopperrito to be "rolled" out nationwide.
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The company hasn't exactly had success with its video strategy outside of RapCaviar, but while this rollout is similar to Spotify's biggest rap playlist, this is a different culture and will be rolled out on a global scale.
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The coins will only be available in locations with links to Austen – Winchester and Basingstoke at first, including Winchester Cathedral and the Jane Austen House Museum, and will be rolled out across the UK later in the year.
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Maybe she just yelled loud enough for the phone to pick it up... There's no telling when iOS 12.2 will be rolled out to consumers, unfortunately, so it's hard to predict when the new AirPods might show up.
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At the beginning of July, for instance, Vodafone launched its 5G service in the U.K. It has also said that, over the summer, 5G roaming will be rolled out to customers from the U.K., Germany, Italy and Spain.
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In 2010, a remarkable design, by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, was made public: a six-floor box with two nesting translucent canopies, which could be rolled out onto an adjoining area, creating an additional covered exhibition or performance space.
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Economics ministry spokesman Rasmus Ruuda told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the new bus scheme, which will be rolled out from July 1, will give Estonians a chance to take a free ride within municipal bus lines.
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The motivation is simple: saving airlines tens of billions of dollars a year in pilot salaries and training costs if the change can be rolled out to passenger jets after it is demonstrated safely in the freight business.
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The deal is to be rolled out across rebel-held areas of Deraa in phases, but there is no timeline as yet, said Abu Shaima, spokesman for an operations room for rebels under the Free Syrian Army banner.
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Facebook has also come under pressure to clamp down on the spread of false reports across its main platform and Instagram as well, and Zuckerberg announced several new initiatives that would be rolled out in the coming days.
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The revamp, to be rolled out from December, is United's latest attempt to rival Delta Air Lines Inc, which has renovated its plane cabins, canceled fewer flights and posted an operating profit margin about twice United's last quarter.
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New services, such as the ability for trading firms to colocate their servers as close to Coinbase's operations as possible for faster trading, will be rolled out within the year to help attract more trading participants, Coinbase said.
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According to Android Police, Google says a fix will be rolled out to the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, as well as earlier Pixel devices, which also appear to have been affected (though without a similar online furor).
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The Mate X, a competitor to Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Fold, is expected to be rolled out globally in September, Vincent Pang, Huawei's head of corporate communications, said on the sidelines of the WSJ Tech D.Live conference in Hong Kong.
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Stripe, the payments powerhouse that is now valued at $22.5 billion, has made an acquisition to help it gear up for new regulations in Europe that will be rolled out later this year to improve security in online transactions.
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The techniques it picks up from the project can then be rolled out to other new factories as well as to existing ones, including in Asia—where demand for sports and casual wear is rising along with consumer wealth.
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Racial dog whistles, demagogy on abortion and so on would be rolled out during election years, then put back into storage while the Republican Party focused on its real business of enabling shadow banking and cutting top tax rates.
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Medtronic said in its own advisory that it's not aware of any patient whose devices have been attacked, but that the company was "developing updates" to fix the vulnerabilities, but did not say when fixes would be rolled out.
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"Apple will need to add mid to high single digits growth back to Services revenues through successful launch of the 'Apple Prime' bundle including original video that we expect to be rolled out this Spring/Summer," the firm said.
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" He said more policy would be rolled out this week and throughout the fall, including bills related to college tuition, child care, and union rights, but that the decision had been made to initially focus on "pocketbook economic issues.
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You could call the time ripe for retirement, or you could see it as a sour final note, but as per nostalgic rituals, the man's legacy will be rolled out in the coming days with a lot of fanfare.
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She also floated an EU-style 'passporting' system for financial services - the ability for those with regulatory approval in one jurisdiction to operate across many in a common area - a policy that could be rolled out across China later.
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It will not be a state visit -- a move welcomed by London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who told British talk show host Robert Peston on Sunday that he was glad "the red carpet will not be rolled out" for Trump.
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"It's very uncommon and rare, especially in this industry, for these kinds of programs to be rolled out," said Jessica Kennedy, a principal at Mercer, the large human resources consulting firm that worked with Chobani on the new program.
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Information will be rolled out over time, according to a 23andMe spokesperson, but will start this month with Late-Onset Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson's Disease, Hereditary Thrombophilia, Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency and a new carrier status report for Gaucher's Disease.
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The tie-up with SCB will allow Go-Jek to add to its app the bank's products in payments, digital lending and insurance, to be rolled out in coming months, Go-Jek's head of international, Andrew Lee, told Reuters.
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The nationwide vaccination campaign will be rolled out gradually, initially focused on São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Bahia States, where health officials have been administering partial doses with one-fifth the normal vaccine because of shortages of stock.
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Those programs would need to be rolled out more deliberately and designed by teams of experts across federal agencies to match what the economy can "absorb" in any given year without causing a worrying jump in inflation, she said.
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That the body-camera contract would have to be refiled with the comptroller added a delay to a program that had already been redesigned once by the federal monitor and has yet to be rolled out on the streets.
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Elunate will only be rolled out in the United States and Europe following its Chinese approval - a marked reversal from the historical pattern, which has seen patients in China getting new drugs years after their arrival in Western markets.
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During the 2016/17 season, mental health workshops will be rolled out across senior and development squads in the Premier League to teach professional footballers about mental wellbeing and strengthen their ties with the support network available to them.
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Global automakers, large technology companies and startups are all engaged in self-driving efforts, but experts expect it will be years before systems are ready to be rolled out in all areas, with software and regulations among the many challenges.
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One of the U.S. officials warned the move was just an initial round of sanctions and that the administration was readying tougher additional measures that could be rolled out as part of a "steady drumbeat" of responses to the Venezuelan crisis.
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However, companies currently licensed with supplying and distributing medical marijuana to patients say their mail-order system would work for a the new recreational market, and could be rolled out by them immediately, before logistics are worked out with the provinces.
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Wang Yungui, head of the policy and regulation department at China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), did not mention a time frame or other details about when such a tax might be rolled out in the world's second largest economy.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - A proposed move to universal health coverage in South Africa will be rolled out in stages as the budget improves, a senior presidential aide told Reuters, forecasting the landmark reform would cost $23 billion per year by 2150/22017.
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As for why a man as important as the president hasn't received the honor of an early admission to a Twitter update, the company's CEO Jack Dorsey announced that the change will be rolled out to a "small group" of users.
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The first eight covers — featuring designs by Mel Bochner, John Giorno, Alex Katz, Barbara Kruger, Marilyn Minter, Yoko Ono, Rob Pruitt, and Hank Willis Thomas — were revealed this week, with the rest to be rolled out in batches throughout the year.
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It also said it intends to the vote-focused feature to be rolled out to "other elections globally throughout the rest of the year", without providing further detail on which elections and markets it will prioritize for getting the tool.
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Photo by the author But the absolute highlight of the pop-up shop was a collection of vintage-inspired Future T-shirts, which are set to be rolled out one by one at the Future pop-up shop until March 20.
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The Caribbean Princess has quietly undergone a complete digital overhaul over the past year, and its been outfitted with some first-of-its-kind technology that will soon be rolled out across the company's entire fleet of Medallion-class ships.
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For our upcoming show in Fort Greene, we'll have a mobile kiosk of sorts that can be rolled out on the street during open hours, so that it becomes part of the mixed-use, rapidly gentrifying sidewalk culture of Brooklyn.
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"You can then chat with your group matches or see their status to find out what they're up to and where everyone's headed," the company wrote in a blog post outlining Tinder Social, which will eventually be rolled out globally.
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The GOP on the Hill and the White House will coordinate on the topline numbers, but budget committee chairs are working with top leaders on their own budget proposal, which is expected to be rolled out sometime in mid-June.
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While the feature is in beta now — you can currently only use cheer emotes for select broadcasters — Twitch says that "the feature will eventually be rolled out on a broader scale as we refine the program based on community feedback."
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For example, a VPN ban reportedly came into effect in March, but nothing seems to have happened on the face of it at least, with providers being kept in the dark about if and when the ban will be rolled out.
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It could easily be rolled out across the country, Sir Kevan reckons, as most schools already have the necessary technology, which they use to notify parents if their child is ill, say, or if school is cancelled because of snow.
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It could easily be rolled out across the country, Sir Kevan reckons, as most schools already have the necessary technology, which they use to notify parents if their child is ill, say, or if school is off because of snow.
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Even destroying their missiles on the launch pad has become much harder, because the North has developed mobile launchers and solid-fuel missiles, which can be rolled out and fired with far less advance notice than older liquid-fuel missiles.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's state planner said on Friday trade frictions with the United States has had some impact on China's economy, but it was "controllable" and countermeasures would be rolled-out when needed to "keep economic operations within reasonable range".
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The new measures, to freeze the individuals' U.S. assets, ban them from travel to the United States and prohibit Americans from doing business with them, could be rolled out as early as this week, one of the administration officials told Reuters.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's state planner said on Friday trade frictions with the United States has had some impact on China's economy, but it was "controllable" and countermeasures would be rolled-out when needed to "keep economic operations within reasonable range".
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These include its new Almondmilk Honey Flat White and Coconutmilk Latte, which will be rolled out to all of its US and Canadian coffee shops, as well as an Oatmilk Honey Latte, which will be offered in stores across the Midwest.
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The new measures, which will initially be rolled out only in Ireland, Spain and South Korea, will allow people to choose for their Facebook accounts not to be linked to other data collected on them as they surf the wider web.
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LONDON, June 3 (Reuters) - An HIV drug first approved less than three years is to be rolled out in Botswana as a first-line core medicine to treat newly diagnosed patients under a contract agreed between the government and ViiV Healthcare.
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Reliance's new fiber network, JioGigaFiber, will be rolled out in 1,100 cities and will potentially connect 50 million homes, enabling consumers to use smart solutions such as real-time surveillance and connected devices, Ambani said, without giving any pricing plans.
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Apple said on its website that an update will be rolled out "in the coming days" that is meant to counter two exploitation techniques known collectively as the Spectre vulnerabilities, which were previously believed to only be effective against Intel chips.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rolls-Royce has signed a deal to conduct a trial conversion of diesel trains to hybrid-electric engines in Britain, in a deal which could be rolled out to hundreds of trains across the country from the 2020s.
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That will probably force development of a second small stockpile of emergency vaccine to be rolled out if the virus becomes more transmissible and threatens to turn into a pandemic, a scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
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However, Mnuchin said he and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer have already scoped out what they want to get in a phase two agreement, which could be rolled out in as many as four separate parts: 2a, 2b, 2c and 2d.
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Later this year, a nationwide campaign "to deepen national defense education" will be rolled out, with the aim of "stimulating public enthusiasm and affection toward the Chinese military," according to a report on the English-language website of the PLA.
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Trump is expected to ease rules for such foreign sales under a long-delayed new policy on unmanned military aircraft due to be rolled out as early as this month, the first phase of a broader overhaul of arms export regulations.
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If consumers respond well to the initial three-month promotion, the beef will hopefully be rolled out to a larger number of stores, said Pedro Develey, director of SAVE Brasil, one of the four conservation organizations involved in the program.
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Yet the priority for PHR with MediCapt - which will be rolled out for use by doctors in eastern Congo this summer - is to ensure that it gives victims of sexual violence the security and confidence to come forward and speak out, said Naimer.
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The company — founded in Israel and acquired by Japan's Rakuten in 2014 — says the new services will be rolled out globally in the coming weeks, starting today in four countries where Viber centers most of its R&D: Brazil, Belarus, Israel and Thailand.
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He also expects use cases of 5G to be rolled out within health care, "there is a lot of health care that requires remote access and it would be possible to do real transfers using this network in remote areas," he said.
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There's a lot of pieces that need to come together to get 20193G networks to work on mobile devices — new standards need to be agreed on, new modems need to be developed, and new networking hardware for towers needs to be rolled out.
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And even more advanced charging systems that are beginning to be rolled out by companies like ChargePoint, EVgo and Electrify America could deliver up to 20 miles range per minute, closing in on what a motorist might expect from a gas pump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Monday he was confident his new executive actions to tighten U.S. gun rules were consistent with the constitutional right to bear arms and said the initiatives would be rolled out over the next several days.
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Noteworthy is the fact that Seedrs operates a nominee structure in which shares in each company are effectively held by the platform on behalf of investors rather than individually, and this means it's easier for a secondary market to be rolled out.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's securities watchdog said curbs on trading shares in the "dark" or off public exchanges across the European Union will be rolled out on March 12 and cover the bulk of blue-chip stocks such as HSBC and Unilever.
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Just two days after the online retailer said it is testing free grocery pickup that could eventually be rolled out to paying Prime members, Bloomberg reports it is working to convince major brands they'd be better off selling their goods directly to shoppers.
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After seeing a 50 percent increase in rides to and from Williamsburg during the fall mini-shutdown, a spokesperson for Via said the ViaPass would be rolled out again once the Canarsie Tunnel goes offline, but instead run seven days a week.
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JD Wetherspoon founder Tim Martin announced today that 200,000 beer mats emblazoned with messages in favour of a British exit from the EU will be rolled out in all 920 of the chain's UK pubs in the lead-up to next month's referendum.
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Diller Scofidio + Renfro and the Rockwell Group, the architects, have given it a deliberately makeshift look: its dominant feature is a puffy-surfaced, parallelogram-shaped shell, which rests on giant wheels and can be rolled out to enclose part of the main plaza.
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President Trump, in a now regular update for Americans hunkered down in their homes, said there were therapies that he believed could be rolled out quickly, and sounded upbeat on the chances of agreeing hundreds of billions of dollars of aid with Congress.
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The company has built a new tool — being tested in Canada and slated to be rolled out more widely this year — that lets people see the different ads being placed by political pages, a move meant to address I.R.A.-like influence campaigns.
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It takes about 20,000 hours of audio to train an assistant that can be rolled out to users, according to Jason Mars, CEO and cofounder of Clinc, an Ann Arbor, Michigan-based startup that builds conversational assistants for banks and other companies.
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HKMA said starting six to nine months after authorisation was "not a rigid requirement", though it said the services were expected to be rolled out to the public in the fourth quarter at the earliest based on the virtual banks' latest indications.
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The dispute over the election result comes just after a breakthrough in the negotiations between the United States and the Taliban, with the two sides arriving at a tightly choreographed peace plan expected to be rolled out in a matter of days.
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Twitter reiterated to NBC News that the community reporting feature is one of several possibilities that may be rolled out in the next several weeks "This is a design mock-up for one option that would involve community feedback," the spokesperson said.
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Abhishek Fatehpuria, a product manager at Robinhood, told Business Insider the new feature will be rolled out to some customers starting December 16, with the remainder of Robinhood&aposs 10 million customers getting it either later this year or in early 2020.
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The company has built a new tool — currently being tested in Canada and slated to be rolled out more widely this year — that lets people see the different ads being placed by political pages, a move meant to address I.R.A.-like influence campaigns.
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The lab created a mobile meeting room that can be rolled out onto a terrace and is designing an in-place roofed space with desks and indoor-outdoor computer monitors, according to Brett Hautop, LinkedIn's senior director for global design and build.
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Ironically — even as Twitter has shifted to putting experimental features into twttr — the latter app is also getting an import of new features from the main Twitter app, which has been getting updates that had yet to be rolled out to the prototype app.
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Improvements can then be rolled out to clients, including Aker BP. "To provide the algorithm and the software to be able to map or connect sensors to the right equipment, that's a big challenge all oil companies and also other companies have," Lervik said.
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In an interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly that aired before the Super Bowl Sunday, Trump referred to the process of overhauling the health care system as "very complicated" and wouldn't commit to a firm timeline on when an Obamacare alternative would be rolled out.
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The national security strategy, to be rolled out in a speech by Trump, should not be seen as an attempt to contain China but rather to offer a clear-eyed look at the challenges China poses, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Officials in one of India's fastest growing cities are using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to update land records in a pilot project that could be rolled out across the country if rules governing the use of drones were simpler, authorities said.
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Some of the web enhancements will be available today, but most of the other changes will be rolled out over the next six months with the mobile changes coming in October or perhaps later, and the desktop won't be ready until some time next year.
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There are plenty of other autumnal favorites that could be rolled out as seasonal offerings: It is, after all, the season of apples, pears, and grapes, in addition to vegetables like Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, and broccoli, all of which have had trendy moments recently.
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For example, investors were told that its technology had been used by the American military on the battlefield, when it had only been used in studies; and that it was poised to be rolled out by a grocery chain even when the deal had collapsed.
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Earlier this month Asda said the service would be rolled out to 50 stores by the end of the year and said it would also work with Just Eat to trial an express grocery delivery service - delivering about 100 essential lines within half an hour.
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MORE BUSINESS COVERAGE: Verizon to buy Yahoo's core business for $4.83 billionSoftBank's robot Pepper to be rolled out in Taiwan later this year Recording its biggest decline since October 1990, the stock ended down 13 percent, or by 5,000 yen - the daily limit allowed.
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The policy immediately triggered massive criticism on Chinese social media, however, with many worried about a potential debt crisis brought by an over-leveraged property market, and the city government of Shenyang quickly said the policy was not ready to be rolled out yet.
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Flex's facility in Mexico has become one of Nike's most important factories, responsible not just for a growing slice of the company's production but also for a string of innovations to be rolled out across Nike's supplier base, such as laser-cutting and automated gluing.
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Walmart Canada said stores in Thunder Bay in the northwestern part of the Ontario will be the first to stop accepting Visa cards, and the change will then be rolled out in phases to the rest of the more than 370 Canadian Walmart stores.
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Apple said in a blog post that the program will be rolled out more widely, and that anyone who has a repair shop in a "commercially zoned area" and is willing to become certified by Apple through a free program is eligible to apply.
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Family residential centers Responding to questions about when the new rule will be rolled out, McAleenan acknowledged that the administration will likely face litigation before adding that they hope to implement it as soon as possible which could mean eliminating the Flores settlement agreement.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, in a now regular update for Americans hunkered down in their homes, said there were therapies that he believed could be rolled out quickly, and sounded upbeat on the chances of agreeing hundreds of billions of dollars of aid with Congress.
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WhatsApp Business will be available for free downloads from the App Store in Brazil, Germany, Indonesia, India, Mexico, the UK and the United States starting Thursday and will be rolled out around the world in the coming weeks, WhatsApp said here in a blog post.
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It will be rolled out in Germany in the coming months, followed by India, and then IBM plans to bring the platform to the U.S. in 2020, by which time it is likely that the program will have thousands of users, the company says.
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"We want to help these communities in a meaningful way and will announce a number of fundraising and support initiatives that will be rolled out across the ATP Cup, Australian Open and our other events over the coming weeks," Tiley wrote in a statement.
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Walmart Canada said stores in Thunder Bay in the northwestern part of the Ontario province will be the first to stop accepting Visa cards, and the change will then be rolled out "in phases" to the rest of the more than 370 Canadian Walmart stores.
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Users in areas most impacted from the coronavirus — like Washington, New York, and California — can begin using it today, while it will be rolled out to over 80 percent of US users next week, and available to all global users by the end of April.
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The plan, which the president has long touted as the "deal of the century," has been delayed numerous times; it is not expected to be rolled out before elections in Israel later this month that will decide whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reelected.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is studying tax cuts to buttress long-term U.S. economic growth that could be rolled out during the 2020 election campaign but is not looking at action to counter any perceived economic weakness now, the White House economic adviser said on Thursday.
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Quartz, which broke news of the story before Venmo announced it, said that it is planned that the Venmo feature will be rolled out to PayPal's existing base of merchants, which — if true — would supercharge its reach and potentially turn it into a mobile-era PayPal.
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Again, since the company hasn't given a timeframe as to when (or if) it will be rolled out to every user, it may be a while till you see it on your account — but at the very least, it looks like Amazon's got the ball rolling.
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Here's a slideshow that explains Google's color scheme-themed designations and illustrates the company's new iconography: [gallery ids="1567950,1567951,1567952,1567953,1567954"] These changes to the Maps feature will also be rolled out to the other apps that incorporate Google Maps information, like Assistant, Search, Earth and Android Auto.
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The instruments to be rolled out by The Lab include the Cloud Forest Blue Energy Mechanism, which aims to restore 60 million hectares of Latin American cloud forest through a scheme that would improve water security and hydropower profits while helping suck carbon from the atmosphere.
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The winners will then be rolled out to other Sam's Club locations across the U.S. The retailer says Dallas was selected as a test market because it's an easy trip from Walmart's headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, and because of Dallas' tech talent and the recruiting potential.
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Helping steady the markets was a reversal in losses of Boeing Co, up 1 percent after the company said a software upgrade for the 24.7 MAX aircraft will be rolled out in the coming weeks, and that its timeline for deploying the upgrade had not changed.
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"The last contactless limit increase to £30 took two years to implement but, given the extraordinary circumstances we face today, this new £45 limit will be rolled-out from next week," Andrew Cregan, head of payments policy for the British Retail Consortium, said in a statement.
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By Jin Wu If the Beyond Parallel analysis is correct, the purpose of the base is to store long-range missiles on mobile platforms that can be rolled out and quickly set up, before the weapons can be detected or struck by American or South Korean batteries.
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"I can't imagine a stimulus that can be rolled out as fast as this that helps families dealing with immediate financial strain," said Vallee, who was in self-quarantine at his house in Ottawa on Monday after returning from out of the country over the weekend.
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This fall, a similar online exercise, designed by Dr. Okonofua and a colleague to help teachers appreciate how difficult — and how essential — it is to reach across the racial divide, will be rolled out in 50 middle and high schools that enroll more than 50,000 students.
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Business Insider understands the feature will be rolled out to almost 100 countries around the world, ncluding the US.Netflix says the idea is to make it easier for subscribers to pick what to watch, where the sheer range of options available to users can often be intimidating.
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There are still hurdles for these communities to hop before city-run internet can actually be rolled out, but other Colorado towns have shown it's possible, including Longmont, where the city-run internet was rated the fastest internet service provider among US cities this year by PC Magazine.
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The rub: Sanctions would be rolled out at the discretion of the president under the order, but lawmakers said that is not the most judicious or firm way to slap sanctions on foreign entities meddling in the U.S. democratic processes, indicating instead they want a congressional check on Trump.
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Unfortunately, this setting is not yet available on last year's Samsung Galaxy S9 and Note 9, which were just updated to Android 9 Pie and One UI. The Verge has reached out to Samsung for comment on whether the native remapping function will be rolled out to older phones.
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The Flow technology, which Sidewalk Labs says will help cities understand where citizens want to travel and how to transport them to those destinations more efficiently, fairly, and safely, will be rolled out at no cost in the cities that are the finalists in the Smart City Challenge.
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That will require one of the brand new 800-volt, 350-kilowatt Level 3 fast chargers that are just beginning to be rolled out in Europe and the U.S. Evija is expected to deliver 250 miles per charge, according to Lotus, but that's using the European WLTP test cycle.
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The new service will be rolled out in the United States, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand for iPhone and Android users over the next few days, the company said in a blog post, adding that the feature will be available on the desktop version in the coming months.
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These tools will also be rolled out in other markets, like Ukraine, Israel and India ahead of their national elections, and it comes alongside other policies that Facebook has put in place over recent weeks: for example, in Nigeria it's forbidding election advertising to be purchased by foreign entities.
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The first devices that will be able to work with the faster speeds are expected to be rolled out in 2019, while Comcast expects its first 10 Gig and WiFi 6 services will come in 2020 — just in time for the Olympics, which both companies happen to sponsor.
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The new service will be rolled out in the United States, the UK, Australia and New Zealand for iPhone and Android users over the next few days, the company said in a blog post, adding that the feature will be available on the desktop version in the coming months.
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And now that it will be rolled out as part of Marshmallow and Nougat, we will get a chance to see just how robust and used it might be — and how much this expansion will help feed the machine learning that powers Google Assistant, to see how it develops.
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The police have been working out how to secure her funeral, the TV stations have Dead Queen Day schedules to be rolled out as soon as the doctors announce they couldn't save her, a million brands have soppy tweets sitting expectantly in their draft folders, quivering for death.
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"People already use their mobile phone when shopping in our stores to activate promotions in the apps or skip the lines ... Now we want to develop more robust solutions that can be rolled-out to other stores," GPA's director for digital transformation, Antonio Salvador, said in an interview.
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The new vehicles will be rolled out in six North American cities to start out: Austin, Portland, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, and Washington, DC. The goal is to make Car2Go more attractive to customers who need more space, or want to look a little cooler, than what's afforded by the Smart cars.
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Although the A350 (and thus the new suites) will be rolled out on long-haul flights from September following the short-haul trials to Madrid, it looks like it may be a while before all of BA's existing planes have been replaced — but the airline is certainly stepping up its game.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Friday previewed the House GOP's much-anticipated election-year agenda, the first pieces of which will be rolled out next week.
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The plan, as explained by Symphony CEO David Gurle in an exclusive interview with Dan DeFrancesco, will be rolled out in the coming months and is meant to entice more buy-side users, long a sore spot of the firm, as it looks to gain traction helping facilitate complicated financial trades.
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The plan, as explained by Symphony CEO David Gurle in an exclusive interview with Business Insider, will be rolled out in the coming months and is meant to entice more buy-side firms, long a sore spot of the firm, as it looks to gain traction helping facilitate complicated financial trades.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is considering a package of tax cuts that could be rolled out before the 2020 U.S. election as a way to buttress the economy's long-term growth rate, not as a near-term fix to counter economic weakness, a top White House adviser said on Thursday.
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The first products will integrate Spark and WebEx with IBM's Verse (a business email client) and Connections (IBM's own attempt at building a Yammer- or Slack-style social network for businesses), and these will be rolled out later this year, according to Ed Brill, a VP at IBM that oversees collaboration solutions.
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The job cuts to be disclosed this week would exceed 7% of Nissan's 138,000-strong workforce and are part of a broad "turnaround" strategy to be rolled out later this year, said another source, a top executive who asked not to be named because he is not authorized to speak with the media.
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It will be accompanied by road shows and events aimed at reaching groups such as U.K. citizens planning to travel to Europe after October 31 and those who export to the EU. While it is not clear when the entire campaign will be rolled out, some ads were launched on September 1.
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Upgrades will be rolled out at places like CES, every user will quickly switch to the new version (no legacy problems here!) And then it's straight back to the drawing board on how to tweak the proteins and other plant-based ingredients to make the next version even juicier, even more meat-like.
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The U.S. government revealed its much-anticipated Federal Automated Vehicles policy on Monday evening, detailing its 15-point Safety Assessment to be rolled out fully on Tuesday, which is designed to give manufacturers hoping to build and ship self-driving vehicles proper expectations around what will work for regulators in terms of meeting safety requirements.
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When asked whether he was as optimistic as ING's Hamers in predicting that blockchain technology could be rolled out throughout the industry over the next five years, Torres Vila replied: "I am, I think it does have that promise and I think that timeframe should be about right… but we will see how it develops."
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President Donald Trump, in another now-regular update for Americans hunkered down in their homes, said there were therapies that he believed could be rolled out quickly to treat COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, and sounded upbeat on the chances of agreeing hundreds of billions of dollars of aid with Congress.
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"Not only will you have to disclose which page paid for an ad, but we will also make it so you can visit an advertiser's page and see the ads they're currently running to any audience on Facebook," Zuckerberg continued, noting that the new feature will be rolled out within the next several months.
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The robot will also have a smaller counterpart (the Mini) and a much larger one – the simply named Airport guide, which will be rolled out (quite literally) at Incheon Airport in South Korea later this year, offering travelers gate information and departure times – essentially service as a friendly version of your standard airport kiosk, only with a face.
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WhatsApp Business will be available for free download from the App Store in Brazil, Germany, Indonesia, India, Mexico, the U.K. and the U.S. starting Thursday and will be rolled out around the world in the coming weeks, WhatsApp said here The service has been available on Android since last year and has over 5 million users.
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GoEuro unveils new brand identity GoEuro unveils new brand identity There's also a new suite of anchor illustrations that paint a romantic view of the transport modes its platform sells access to… It says this new look will be rolled out across Europe over the next month, with the ferry beta launching at the same time.
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As holds on "nonessential" health care began to be rolled out in states across the country last week, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology preempted Republican and anti-abortion governors and attorneys general by issuing a joint statement imploring state governments not to categorize abortion as nonessential.
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"There are still going to be folks who want their NY1 and their bundled content, but there's a real desire from the younger generation," said Joanna Rose, an executive vice president with Related, who said the service will be rolled out to all of the developer's New York buildings, with a reduced-cost subscription in the affordable projects.
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But Kushner signaled earlier this year that it could be rolled out in June after the conclusion of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, and after recently reelected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE forms a governing coalition, though recent dissent among right-wing groups in Israel and corruption allegations against Netanyahu may force a second election in the country.
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The launch is an expansion of the Bay Area Bike Share pilot program that's currently available in a much more limited capacity, and will see the available pool of rental bikes increase 10x from 700 to 7,000 total available bicycles, to be rolled out between now and the end of next year across 546 stations spanning San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Berkeley and Emeryville.
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A new set of search, business intelligence and analytics tools — which are not launching today but plan to be rolled out later in the year — will give users the ability to look for files across the whole of their system, and and also suggest content and contacts to users, positioning Slack as a platform to interact across the whole knowledge base of your company.
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If we are lucky enough to get an efficacious vaccine in the near future -- and, with research, development and testing that will likely take a year or more at best -- the vaccine would almost surely need to be rolled out systematically by governments around the world to cover large populations and vulnerable groups in a concerted manner guided by the epidemiology and transmission patterns of the disease.
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Trump's phone call to Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday, the day before he made his bombshell announcement on Jerusalem, appeared to shed new light on behind-the-scenes efforts by White House advisers to craft a peace blueprint expected to be rolled out in the first half of 2018 but which has now been thrown into doubt because of an angry outcry across the Middle East.
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China last week committed to finance at least three Philippine infrastructure projects worth $3.4 billion, two of which could be rolled out in the first half of this year.. Wang's visit to Davao comes two months after that of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who was the first foreign leader to visit the Philippines under Duterte, signaling Tokyo's intent to bolster its influence amid a changing geopolitical landscape.
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From our understanding, the company is only looking into using the cloud (instead of local recording) for over-the-air signals, not cable TV. TiVo has yet to firmly decide if the feature will be rolled out as an upgrade to existing OTA DVRs, like the Bolt, or if it will be introduced as a primary feature on new products designed specifically for the purpose of recording to the cloud.
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The end-game of DeepMind's NHS access infrastructure plan is for the company to have ownership of a standard interface that could be rolled out to other NHS Trusts, enabling both DeepMind and third-party developers to more easily deliver apps into the U.K.'s healthcare system (but with DeepMind positioned to be able to charge other app-makers for access to the access API it's building, for example).
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With Geely, Baidu will cooperate in AI applications such as intelligent connectivity and smart mobility, Baidu CEO Robin Li and Geely Chairman Li Shufu said at Baidu Create 2019, a yearly gathering where the company shows its advances in AI. Global automakers, large technology companies and startups are all engaged in self-driving efforts, but experts say it will be years before systems are ready to be rolled out.
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With Geely, Baidu will cooperate in AI applications such as intelligent connectivity and smart mobility, Baidu CEO Robin Li and Geely Chairman Li Shufu said at Baidu Create 2019, a yearly gathering where the company shows its advances in AI. Global automakers, large technology companies and startups are all engaged in self-driving efforts, but experts say it will be years before systems are ready to be rolled out.
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