The SLS boosters are made out of refurbished parts from NASA's Solid Rocket Boosters, the strap-on boosters that helped propel space shuttles into orbit for over 30 years.
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The outer boosters are easy to produce because they're just Falcon 53 boosters with nose cones attached.
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Learning from previous experience with the shuttle boosters, NASA is engineering the SLS boosters to operate optimally between 40 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Additionally, two of the three rocket boosters had returned to Earth in a spectacular dual landing: Two Falcon Heavy SpaceX rocket boosters landing in Florida.
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After the Falcon Heavy's three rocket boosters lift the SpaceX cargo into space, the boosters will turn around and start their long journeys back to Earth.
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Normally, the boosters separate evenly in a cross-like pattern, but one of the boosters crashed into the middle of the rocket instead, causing the accident.
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Boosters (mech): The mech's jet boosters activate, propelling D.Va quickly in any direction — with some decent turning — for two seconds, or until jets are manually cut.
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For this launch, the two boosters on the side of the Falcon Heavy were previously flown Falcon 9 boosters that first went to space in 2016.
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Although the company routinely lands boosters after flights of its workhorse Falcon 9 rocket, SpaceX has yet to recover all three boosters after a Falcon Heavy launch.
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After sending the satellite to orbit, the rocket's three boosters — two side boosters and a core stage — turned around and came back down for landings on Earth.
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Before SpaceX began landing its rocket boosters, companies and governments would drop them in the ocean after a launch, making other rocket boosters a one-time use.
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NASA, too, has reused rocket boosters for launching shuttles in the past, but these used solid boosters instead of ones with liquid fuel, and costs ended up being prohibitive regardless.
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Since then, SpaceX has landed boosters on drone ships in the ocean, and earlier this year it landed all three boosters from its Falcon Heavy rocket for the first time.
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Perhaps the most important upgrade is using side boosters from the fifth block of Falcon 9 rockets, rather than the fourth block boosters that carried the rocket on its maiden flight.
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A bent pin, part of the system that senses when the four side boosters fall away from the Soyuz's central core, prevented one of the side boosters from falling away cleanly.
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That February, Dahle, the company's top engineer for boosters, urged his colleagues to increase the minimum weight in the U.S. to 40 pounds and the minimum age to 4 for Evenflo boosters.
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But AR's boosters want to go much further than that.
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Boosters say such proposals remove the distortions carbon taxes cause.
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Dorel also sold boosters for children as young as 1.
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And that's a lot less appealing for its past boosters.
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The Boosters are also invaluable for flushing out entrenched enemies.
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Boosters note that a few years ago so did renewables.
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But the available products still lagged behind their boosters' ambitions.
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"I snapped the picture after the boosters separated," Shamil says.
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Trump's boosters believe that his "tough" stance will show the
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Local boosters put an optimistic Midwestern spin on the situation.
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Boosters are used in laundry in addition to regular detergent.
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By pretending otherwise, Trump's boosters on Fox misinform their viewers...
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The president's media boosters have been stumping for a pardon.
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The agency also recommends boosters for adults every 7753 years.
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But Mr. Collins has remained one of its biggest boosters.
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Rowan Jacobsen is just one of the oyster's many boosters.
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But Rocket Lab's approach to recovering its boosters is notably different than SpaceX's, which uses the boosters' engines to slow it down during reentry and add wide legs to land on large concrete pads.
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Check out the slides, ahead, for four other noteworthy radiance-boosters.
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Click here to view original GIFSynchronized landings of the side boosters.
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Some Clinton boosters were visibly annoyed at the intransigent Sanders supporters.
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Aquaculture boosters might answer that fleets are simply no longer needed.
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It really was, as its boosters said, a "gold-standard" deal.
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The boosters are hard to spot against the bright blue backdrop.
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Boosters for the Garden Bridge saw it playing a similar role.
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But this time the boosters can point to some hard data.
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Alas for Bloomberg-boosters, there are reasons to be sceptical, too.
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And that may be the silver lining here for Clinton boosters.
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Many of his media boosters on Fox News did the same.
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It unites all the demographics: the boosters, the rappers, the collectors.
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Coal boosters have meanwhile seized upon this mythology for cynical ends.
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John Wooden's U.C.L.A. had boosters who offered illicit favors for players.
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The nose cone of the Falcon Heavy and its outer boosters.
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The lawmakers and boosters and friends who filled Houston's suite erupted.
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Shortly after the launch, the rocket's three boosters returned to Earth.
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Boosters of the Amazon project hope for even more transformational results.
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Boosters for each neighborhood have been eager to make their cases.
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It simulates natural sunlight and triggers mood boosters in your brain.
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Even so, North Macedonia's boosters are pressing Mr. Macron to reconsider.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Son has emerged as one of WeWork's biggest boosters.
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The results weren't nearly as dramatic as low-carb boosters claim.
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Some of his biggest boosters — including the best-selling authors James Altucher, Marc Ecko, Tim Ferriss and Robert Greene, who are all enthusiastic boosters for his books on Stoicism — are also his clients at Brass Check.
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"The treatment uses boosters customized to the patient's needs," Dr. Zeichner says.
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I suspect local boosters are pimping the place to make a buck.
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Last month, ProPublica ordered two Big Kid boosters directly from Evenflo's website.
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Remember, landing the boosters has always been a secondary objective for SpaceX.
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RCV boosters say it changes campaigns and elections in three laudable ways.
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For trade-deal boosters, this makes new and awkward political alliances necessary.
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SpaceX strives to return most of its first-stage boosters for reuse.
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Rocket launches are impressive but watching the boosters land is just spectacular!
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SpaceX has had a stunning record of successes, especially in recovering boosters.
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The rockets' boosters can land themselves back on Earth and be reused.
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The company is switching to a new and improved line of boosters.
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Victoria Gearity, the village's mayor, is one of the museum's biggest boosters.
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The kill vehicle separated from its boosters and struck the target missile.
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Meanwhile, out on Long Island, Brookhaven's boosters hail from across party lines.
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Inertia is powerful, and the industry of hedge-fund boosters is loud.
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Schiff's boosters say the right only loathes him because he's so effective.
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It's boosters generally say that 25x your expected annual expenses is enough.
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To be sure, SpaceX has lost a few rocket boosters since then.
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The W.H. and its media boosters have been pummeling Romney ever since.
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SpaceX also plans to refly one of its recovered boosters this spring.
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But Mr. Trump's ascension has placed new pressure on renewable energy boosters.
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So some Trump boosters are suggesting their champion can repeat that performance.
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Bitcoin is having a moment — just not the kind its boosters hoped for.
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And, of course, tennis could lose one of its most high-profile boosters.
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Seventy-three seconds later, a seal on one of its rocket boosters failed.
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Boosters retort that the tax cuts will unleash permanently higher growth and investment.
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Boeing's boosters believe that even then the long-term damage could be contained.
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Boosters speak of annual GDP gains of 8-10% in the years ahead.
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And of course, some major Hollywood figures were once Chavez&aposs big boosters.
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I rise over a hilltop and boosters on my back explode into life.
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Right now, Forza Motorsport 7 does not have these boosters—but they're coming.
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The marketplaces aren't what the ACA's boosters hoped for, but they're mostly functioning.
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The reuse of boosters is part of SpaceX's plan to make spaceflight cheaper.
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Even many tech executives, boosters and acolytes can't hide their disappointment and recriminations.
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A seal on one of the solid rocket boosters was not working properly.
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Blue Origin will build replacement boosters and capsules at its facility near Seattle.
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The first group is a tough sell: coaches, boosters, parents of current players.
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SpaceX later leased a second site for the landing of its reusable boosters.
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The deeper problem is not so much Marvel as its imitators and boosters.
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Those twin boosters landed upright and intact on landing pads at Cape Canaveral.
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San Diego's civic boosters and economic development agencies have resigned themselves to spectating.
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But his history is strikingly lopsided, reflecting a characteristic amnesia among evangelicalism's boosters.
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It also successfully landed all three of its boosters for the first time.
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He's the cofounder of RepeaterStore, which also sells boosters online, including on Amazon.
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Two of those boosters were refurbished and relaunched on second satellite-delivery missions.
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The clash arises from recent claims made by boosters for Nashville and Columbus.
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But despite its unremarkable profile, Innate has some surprisingly influential boosters in Washington.
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But Boulier and other boosters believe the two facilities are just the start.
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It wasn't that I believed Trump and his boosters were telling the truth.
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Most of those have been with boosters like Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro.
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SpaceX has successfully landed eight, not seven Falcon 9 boosters as previously stated.
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From the start, SpaceX engineers designed the Falcon 9 boosters to be reusable.
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"Republicans have always been some of Medicare Advantage's biggest boosters," Mr. Gorman noted.
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It's also the first time SpaceX has launched the Falcon Heavy with flight-prove boosters, and it used two: The boosters on either side of Falcon Heavy's central rocket were used on the Arabsat-6A mission that launched on April 11.
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The boosters themselves were derived from the same solid rocket boosters (SRBs) used to power NASA's Space Shuttle and can provide 3.6 million pounds of thrust each — about the same amount of thrust of 14 Boeing 20530-400s at take-off.
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Boosters like the Falcon may often launch from NASA facilities such as Cape Canaveral, but they contain their own bespoke technology, including re-usable boosters that either conduct their own controlled landings or are retrieved by drone ships in the air.
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In past SpaceX launches, these boosters typically land around 10 minutes after the launch.
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SpaceX has safely return-landed 24 of its boosters and reflown 11 of them.
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SpaceX has successfully recovered 44 boosters from its Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets.
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Boosters of UHVDC lines envisage a supergrid capable of moving energy around the planet.
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The decision was mostly met with indifference, even mild encouragement from major Tesla boosters.
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Other commanders are authorized to purchase "morale boosters" with government funds, Mr. English said.
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Among Zarda's biggest boosters is the EEOC, where current commissioners were nominated by Obama.
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After a smooth takeoff, the Falcon Heavy's boosters separated and headed back to Earth.
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These are temporary boosters that are seen weighing on the economy later this year.
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SpaceX is the only rocket company that safely lands boosters after launching orbital missions.
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The two side boosters will try to land back on launchpads at Cape Canaveral.
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You can however see the three boosters, each of which contains nine Merlin engines.
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Both times, the boosters reached the platform but fell short of a successful landing.
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Image credit: NASAThe Challenger disaster led to a full redesign of the shuttle's boosters.
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The Falcon Heavy is powered by two side boosters and a central core stage.
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The rocket will ignite its boosters and begin a two-minute ascent into space.
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These trucks have snoot appeal, but don't be distracted by their upper-crust boosters.
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Both side boosters can be reused from previous flights, as can the main core.
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So basically one of the boosters got stuck and the stages couldn't separate properly.
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Trump has a furtive decency and unsung sensitive side, or so his boosters claim.
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The shields are designed to protect the boosters from corrosion caused by water exposure.
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He's made some famous friends among the Bitcoin Cash boosters, most notably Roger Ver.
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Investors are likely to look hard for one-off boosters to the bottom line.
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Even for the biggest Amazon boosters, such casual dishonesty should be cause for consternation.
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The boosters tested here are responsible for more than 75 percent of that power.
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Here was the commander in chief trying to enlist warfighters as his personal boosters.
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The bigger issue for carriers is thermal noise, a byproduct the boosters give off.
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Other maglev boosters sell similar dreams: San Francisco to Los Angeles in under 30.
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A faulty sensor prevented one of the rocket's side boosters from falling away cleanly.
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Because SpaceX reuses its boosters several times, blowing one up is not as costly.
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In a few months, he and boosters raised about $150,000 from residents and businesses.
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SpaceX is planning to re-fly one of their landed boosters sometime this year.
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It plans to launch a used rocket — one of the recovered boosters — this spring.
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He trumpeted trade and consumerism in language that anticipated the 1990s boosters of globalization.
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Now, it looks like even Silicon Valley's biggest boosters — venture capitalists — are losing patience.
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SpaceX has since landed a total of 46 boosters, with RUDs becoming a rarity.
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The muffle-shaped gel patch enhances its delivery of skin hydrators and collagen boosters.
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Some Boosters Say Yes The Olympics Would Be Better With a Breakdancing Competition. Discuss.
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Boosters of clean energy in the United States took similar lessons from the numbers.
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Boosters of VR say it is what will drive the technology's mass adoption, in time.
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As the boosters came back to Earth, sonic booms announced their return to our planet.
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About eight minutes after liftoff, two of the boosters landed back on land, in Florida.
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Garrett Motion, valued at roughly $743 million, makes turbochargers, electric boosters and software for automobiles.
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My delight was punctuated by six sonic booms — a thank you from the returning boosters.
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Plus, SpaceX has only been able to test the three boosters separately up until now.
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But the majority of studies examining the effects of testosterone boosters have produced underwhelming results.
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It's unclear if the company will attempt to recover the boosters of this maiden rocket.
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THRUSTERS and BOOSTERS were gimmes for me, as were LIFT OFF and NOUGAT (because food).
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Sunday will mark the last launch of the company's Falcon 9 v1.1 generation of boosters.
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Boosters alone account for about 60% of the price of a rocket, Musk has said.
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The Falcon Heavy essentially uses three Falcon 9 boosters strapped together, creating new engineering challenges.
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When the Space Shuttle launched, it had the help of two white solid rocket boosters.
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Their boosters were keen to point out that there was more to emus than steak.
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The ESA wants to use two P120Cs as strap-on boosters for the Ariane 6.
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The company also saw the successful triple landing of all three of its three boosters.
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That rocket is considered expendable, however, so no boosters came back in for a landing.
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In total, the rocket will be outfitted with two side boosters and a main booster.
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It effectively contains the power of three of the company's Falcon 9 boosters strapped together.
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Boosters of automatic driving systems point to this as a "win" for companies like Google.
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She said the objectives of the program aligned with the ambitions of Seward Park's boosters.
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Farhad: I know what the Apple boosters will say: But what about the floppy drive?
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Boosters champion the industry's ability to provide capital, share risk and increase access to justice.
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Technology known as machine learning and artificial intelligence could change all that, its boosters say.
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There has been as much misunderstanding, especially among Trump's boosters, about what it really means.
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Mr. Ebeling was manager of the ignition system and final assembly for the shuttle boosters.
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After delivering their payloads to orbit, boosters normally deorbit and burn up in the atmosphere.
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The more Robert Mueller discovers, the more Trump's TV boosters have to deny, deny, deny.
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There also several lesser-known oil industry boosters under consideration for secretary of Interior. Gov.
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Some New Jersey boosters are unperturbed about losing the benefit of rock-bottom gas prices.
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But they failed to convict the bosses: the head coaches, athletic directors, boosters, university presidents.
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On the test flight, the two side boosters were older versions reused from earlier flights.
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The company has disrupted the global launch business with its lower prices and reusable boosters.
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Nonetheless, boosters say the cannabis industry will only attract more from big corporations from here.
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For 21 of the launches, SpaceX landed the boosters, to be reused for future flights.
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Signal boosters "take this thermal noise and amplify the bejesus out of it," says McColl.
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Mr. Savage was one of Mr. Trump's first talk radio boosters during his 2016 campaign.
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I knew once I saw the light that we had an emergency with the boosters.
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The other three landed boosters softly touched down on a drone ship in the ocean.
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The boosters are guided back to Earth so they can be refurbished and used again.
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It also recently launched engagement boosters like Spring Break mode and Festival mode, for example.
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The fins are designed to make it easier for boosters to land in windy weather.
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For the first time ever, all three Falcon Heavy rocket boosters returned to Earth after launch: The two side-boosters landed simultaneously on ground pads in Florida, while the center core landed on a remote-controlled platform in the ocean a short time later.
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Yet somehow, we've never given up our tireless search for the ideal arsenal of mood-boosters.
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But at least some of those with the special access appear to be Trump's political boosters.
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Boosters are less complicated to use and can easily be moved from one vehicle to another.
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I didn't have much time to celebrate — four minutes later, the boosters would reignite their engines.
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Testosterone boosters are a class of herbal supplements that claim to naturally increase your testosterone levels.
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Cable companies will sell you boosters, but you'll likely need their help to set them up.
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Those who were most consistently liberal across both dimensions were the biggest boosters of liberal democracy.
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We lose sight of the boosters again when the burn is over and everyone grows quiet.
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Currently, most rockets are launched just once, the boosters falling back to Earth as expensive junk.
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Some boosters also heralded the potential of ostriches, but emus won out over their ratite cousins.
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BOOTHE: All right, Dana, so petting a dog was part of the mood boosters for people.
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The culprit: a damaged sensor on one of the rocket's four boosters responsible for stage separation.
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A series of switches in the cockpit flicked the boosters on during takeoff and mid-air.
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The Fed decision and Brexit vote could be gold boosters in the short term, she added.
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Beyond many logistical and financial obstacles, the plan's boosters also have to navigate a political minefield.
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The Falcon Heavy is essentially the equivalent of three smaller Falcon 9 rocket boosters strapped together.
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The president's boosters in conservative news media were delivering this message while witnesses were still testifying.
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We have obviously to be very careful in evaluating boosters that come back after multiple flights.
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It's the third time that SpaceX has used one of its landed boosters for another flight.
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More than half of the recovered boosters have flown more than once with relatively little refurbishment.
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But its boosters contend that the system will reduce people's healthcare expenses in the long run.
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According to the boosters, autonomous trucks would avert lots of accidents, saving thousands of lives annually.
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The company also plans to re-fly one of their previously flown boosters later this year.
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Yet Pentagon budget boosters are always on the lookout for new pretexts to make their case.
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Evenflo says the problem only affects the seats when they're used as forward-facing harnessed boosters.
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SpaceX so far has safely return-landed 24 of its boosters and reflown 11 of them.
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The most prevalent type—called testosterone boosters—are (you guessed it!) supposed to raise testosterone levels.
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The boosters separated safely as the craft began its six-hour mission to deploy the satellites.
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The back story: SoftBank, one of WeWork's biggest boosters, has made multiple investments in the company.
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As of publication time, all six sellers could be found on its website selling signal boosters.
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It was also the first time SpaceX managed to land all three rocket boosters after launch.
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Tech's biggest boosters of space exploration, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk, were in Washington this week.
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As the most popular and celebrated music streaming platform, the company has its share of boosters.
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Companies like SpaceX and Boeing will rise to the challenge and compete to make cheaper boosters.
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SpaceX has used the port to recover its Falcon 9 boosters after safe landings at sea "With SpaceX's recent progress in recovering first stage Falcon 9 boosters, we're looking to expand our facilities on the Space Coast to support rocket refurbishment," says SpaceX spokesman John Taylor.
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SpaceX is also re-using Falcon Heavy boosters for the first time, with side boosters used on the Arabsat-6A mission flown in April, and it'll attempt to recover all three first-stage rockets via landings at Cape Canaveral and aboard its drone landing pad barge.
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It has three first-stage boosters that will be entirely reusable if all goes according to plan.
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The first and most important step is to avoid making folk heroes out of alt-right boosters.
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Boosters claim this could be a "transformative" deal for Wales, which has long suffered from industrial decline.
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SpaceX is already blasting government satellites and space station cargo into space — and bringing the boosters back.
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The families alleged the companies marketed boosters for kids too young or too small to be protected.
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Those are both seen as temporary boosters that could ultimately weigh on the economy later this year.
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It is still possible to purchase Evenflo Big Kid boosters with the out-of-date, unsafe parameters.
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At Oregon, Kelly's decisions were rarely questioned, while boosters and others treated him as a little god.
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Phonics boosters say they now know more about what works, and that phonics alone isn't the answer.
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Mr Kagame's boosters argue that only he has the authority to hold together so fragile a country.
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In 2017, SpaceX completed 18 missions, recovered 14 boosters, and sent five of them back into space.
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It's not clear exactly how much SpaceX's boosters cost or how much SpaceX spends refurbishing used hardware.
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SpaceX hopes to recover all three of the boosters, which strapped together make up the Falcon Heavy.
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The Great Green Wall Initiative for the Sahara and Sahel Initiative (GGWSSI) has since gained rocket boosters.
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Musk has said the rocket's outer cores for this upcoming launch are previously flown Falcon 9 boosters.
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Again: 1.5 is only possible if we get started, with boosters on, immediately, and we get lucky.
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While SpaceX has successfully re-flown boosters already, such extreme cost savings have not yet been achieved.
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Boosters think cryptocurrencies and the distributed ledgers called blockchains they depend on will reinvent the financial system.
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For every second of their mayfly-short life, the boosters will eat through 20143 tons of propellant.
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It is being developed in two versions, Ariane 62 with two boosters and Ariane 64 with four.
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You have to scroll from side to side to pick up boosters and stay ahead of it.
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Even cooler are the videos from spectators who watched the boosters land almost simultaneously at Cape Canaveral.
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Up to six of those missions, including the Falcon Heavy, will use previously flown boosters, he said.
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Africa boosters say that the fall in commodity prices is a dose of nasty but necessary medicine.
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The next time the boosters are fired will be on the first test flight of the SLS.
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He and his wife Barbara Bush were our sports teams' biggest fans, and boosters for everything Houston.
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Nobody's seen that before, where they're saving the boosters, and they came back without wings, without anything.
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Vitamins C and E are the main antipollution ingredients in this mix of hydrators and collagen-boosters.
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"Thus, routine vaccination for all, plus boosters, are very important to prevent disease," Guzman-Cottrill told Gizmodo.
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It culminated with the rocket's two side boosters vertically landing back on pads at Kennedy Space Center.
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Driverless car boosters counter that officials wedded to "19th-century technology" will block innovation and waste billions.
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Boosters call xAd's system the "AdSense for location," referring to Google's multi-billion dollar web ad business.
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He and his wife, Barbara Bush, were our sports teams' biggest fans, and boosters for everything Houston.
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In that game, you could use jet boosters to double jump and boost dash in any direction.
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And for years, women have advertised themselves as companions, boosters, or both over the gig website Fiverr.
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Mr. Raz seems as surprised as anyone that he has emerged as one of capitalism's biggest boosters.
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Gorka and other pro-Trump media boosters were in the audience; Karem was observing on the sidelines.
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Doing so can get expensive, and many FCC-authorized boosters cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
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In fact, this final mission will include two of these boosters on either side of the rocket.
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But while these kinds of moves do annoy Sanders's biggest boosters, they don't actually hurt Sanders's campaign.
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Let us elaborate: The boosters fired retro rockets, unfolded their landing gear and touched down like helicopters.
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Sellers are faking and rocket boosters are shaking, but first: a cartoon about when keto goes wrong.
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But the Koch brothers — big boosters of the cut and among its biggest beneficiaries — haven't given up.
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In late 27.5, this gradual accumulation of boosters finally yielded funding, and more actors circled the project.
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China boosters, take note: You want to bury himbury into the dirtbut you forgethe is a seed.
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As these rockets climb, they shed the "boosters" that make up the lower portion of the rocket.
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By reusing instead of throwing away rocket boosters, SpaceX hopes to significantly reduce the cost of launches.
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The junk includes defunct satellites, discarded rocket boosters, and tiny pieces of garbage from a prior collision.
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Power aside, some of the greatest innovation to come from SpaceX has been its reusable rocket boosters.
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Boosters and alumni demanded that Kaler fire Pitino, the son of Rick Pitino, the coach at Louisville.
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If a sales attendant did not mention creatine or testosterone boosters initially, Herriman would specifically ask about them.
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As for the Falcon Heavy's side-boosters, SpaceX decided that it would use previously-flown Falcon 53 rockets.
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The Pegasus will then successfully fire its three solid-fuel boosters to deliver the satellite constellation to space.
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Given Trump's extremist boosters (most recently an openly white-supremacist super PAC), the ready crossover seemed especially confusing.
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Many of his boosters compare him to the late Steve Jobs for his creative, perfectionist vision of products.
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SpaceX first tried these landings a little more than four years ago with its Falcon 9 rocket boosters.
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Instead, one of the four boosters made contact with the middle core, causing the Soyuz to break apart.
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Resilience might be bitcoin's signal achievement; it certainly hasn't become the widespread payment mechanism its early boosters envisioned.
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That's when the CEO suggested the possibility of a Falcon Super Heavy — a Falcon Heavy with extra boosters.
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The next time we'll see the boosters is when they ignite their engines one more time to land.
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Boosters argue that it moves the "Overton window" of political dialogue: towards taking serious action on climate change.
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Or maybe they'll strap some fusion-powered boosters the ol' homeworld and blast it out of harm's way.
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When the usually-pliable O-ring ruptured in the right solid rocket boosters, hot exhaust started streaming out.
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The question now is how far the policy's main boosters — Rubio and other Florida politicians such as Sen.
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This is also the first time SpaceX tested its release system for the two side boosters in flight.
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To ensure they function over a wide range of temperatures, the boosters must be tested at each extreme.
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"They've certainly demonstrated a range of missiles, a range of fuel types, a range of boosters," Stewart said.
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However overheated, Trump's prediction was in sync with the dark fantasies of some of his most extreme boosters.
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Boosters of health savings accounts (HSAs) in the financial services industry and in the U.S. Congress think so.
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China's space program suffered a setback in 2017 when one of the country's Long March 5 boosters failed.
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SpaceX has successfully landed 44 boosters out of 52 attempts after using them to launch payloads toward space.
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The company did the same thing with Grasshopper — a prototype for its self-landing Falcon 9 rocket boosters.
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SpaceX also attempted a recovery of all three of the first stage boosters it used during the launch.
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After the launch, the rocket's three first-stage boosters returned to Earth to attempt an unprecedented synchronized landing.
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SpaceX landed two of its three Falcon Heavy first-stage boosters "I'm following Elon into space," said Sell.
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SpaceX has gotten really good at showing video from its rockets, even the boosters descending back to Earth.
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That means plenty more spent boosters with heptyl, which NASA, in contrast, recovers immediately from the Atlantic Ocean.
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But of course, that doesn't produce any windfall gains for corporate America, its shareholders, or its lobbyist boosters.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio — two boosters of the Amazon deal — to do the same.
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Few things are as necessary as immediate mood-boosters, and songs are the easiest pick-me-ups around.
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But outdated signal boosters are still out there, as well as illegal ones purchased on sites like Amazon.
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Rural electrification boosters insisted that hard-working farmers urgently needed electricity, but initial demand was less than expected.
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The vinegar will eliminate lingering odors, as well as break down the buildup of detergent and laundry boosters.
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Space shuttles at the time consisted of an orbiter, two solid rocket boosters and an external fuel tank.
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Odeh's boosters include BDS-supporting groups like Palestine Legal, Jewish Voice for Peace, and American Muslims for Palestine.
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But his shifts, in both policy and personnel, are disconcerting those who were once among his loudest boosters.
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We give children boosters to maintain immunity, a strategy that could make sense as people age as well.
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After getting the job, Swinney visited boosters around the state, selling his plan to make Clemson nationally relevant.
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And there remains a genuine fear: what happens if quant funds fulfil the promises of their wildest boosters?
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Apart from dead satellites, there are also spent rocket boosters and bits of machinery scattered by accidental collisions.
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The boosters can then be refurbished and used again, which SpaceX says drastically reduces the cost of spaceflight.
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On the first Falcon 9 launches, SpaceX attempted to use parachutes to recover the boosters, but that failed.
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In the wake of Tuesday's missile test, missile defense boosters highlighted the relevant provisions in the defense bills.
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Mr. Sisi and King Salman of Saudi Arabia are among Mr. Trump's biggest boosters in the Arab world.
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While the concept is similar to the procedures SpaceX has used to recover the boosters for its Falcon 9 rockets, SpaceX's endeavors have been far more challenging, because the boosters must accelerate to speeds of thousands of miles per hour in order to put payloads on a trajectory to reach orbit.
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Like the Falcon 9, the company hopes to recover the three first stage boosters by landing them on Earth.
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After launch Tuesday morning, the Falcon Heavy's two side boosters executed flawless synchronized landings on ground pads in Florida.
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Last year, LSU boosters seeking an unattainably perfect football team nearly got long-time LSU coach Les Miles fired.
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In February, one of the three Falcon Heavy rocket boosters smashed into the ocean when it missed the target.
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But the regulators never enacted standards for side-impact tests for boosters and other car seats in such crashes.
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It's not clear whether children are at risk in other boosters in the same type of side-impact crashes.
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Evenflo was not required to recall the Big Kid boosters it had labeled as safe for 1-year-olds.
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And switching children from forward-facing harnessed seats to boosters when they reached 40 pounds was no longer ideal.
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So, if you've ever wondered what radiance-boosters celebrities wear to their biggest events, you finally have your answer.
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And SES has made it very clear that it is eager to fly its satellites on previously flown boosters.
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But here you can clearly see one of the boosters clinging to the rocket, sending it into a spin.
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To date, Elon Musk's rocket company has recovered six Falcon 9 boosters, but hasn't re-flown any of them.
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On Monday Mr Musk hinted at the possibility of a Falcon Super Heavy, comprising five boosters and 45 engines.
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And this wasn't easy; insurers did not warm to the marketplaces as the law's drafters and boosters had expected.
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Yet while virtual and augmented reality uptake may be slower than boosters expected or hoped, venture investment hasn't slackened.
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"The booster, I think — I don't want to get complacent, but I think we understand reusable boosters," Musk said.
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The company has also managed to re-fly previously launched and landed boosters, proving out its reusability even more.
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SpaceX, however, is planning to re-launch their boosters for multiple missions, greatly reducing the cost of accessing space.
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Its members are campaign boosters, partisan combatants, and confidantes to a celebrity businessman who is about to be President.
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"Lion King" boosters noted the original film hauled in $968.5 million way back in 1994, with lower ticket prices.
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However, its recovery will be much more complicated, since it will require landing three boosters instead of just one.
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You play your music through it and then select various effects, including 3D surround sound simulation and various boosters.
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But what if, instead of bringing the boosters back to Earth, you could build one that never leaves it?
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Musk has said that SpaceX might transport some of the boosters to the company's test facility in McGregor, Texas.
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But academic research has found that microlending has ultimately been less transformative than many of its boosters had hoped.
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For this launch, SpaceX did not try to land or collect its boosters after the launch, CBS News reported.
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Israel boosters often highlight such programs as examples of the small nation's outsized humanitarian efforts, including to hostile neighbors.
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That's what happens when special interests muscle out policy merit, and industry boosters have been heavily lobbying for months.
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At the same time, Slater notes, few studies have examined the long-term side effects of these serotonin boosters.
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Soccer was weird and effete when I was a kid, the domain of preppies and future Rotary Club boosters.
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Last year, NASA also tested its boosters, in order to evaluate how well they could perform in high temperatures.
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The test depicted here looked at the opposite, how boosters could perform in cold temperatures (around 40 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Today, all consumer signal boosters sold and marketed in the United States must meet the agency's strict technical standards.
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WIRED found a number of sellers offering boosters on Amazon that are not listed as certified by the FCC.
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Legitimate manufacturers say they have tried alerting Amazon to the noncompliant boosters on its marketplace for over a year.
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Debris from satellites or rocket boosters colliding or exploding in orbit is an increasing concern in the space community.
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The company struggled with the first few attempts back in 2015, losing a number of rocket boosters at sea.
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Early in his career, he had enjoyed mostly favorable coverage and counted several journalists among his friends and boosters.
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The electric carmaker reported a $105 million quarterly profit yesterday, giving boosters of the company more occasion to crow.
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After that news broke last Sunday, Rutgers officials faced a wave of criticism from boosters, fans and former players.
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China's stock market boosters would love the additional investment from foreign investors to help them in a difficult year.
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The first stage of New Glenn is to land similar to the way SpaceX recovers the Falcon 9 boosters.
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Boosters may not provide financial assistance to prospective players, or their family or friends, based on their athletic ability.
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SpaceX's continued success with landing and re-using boosters could save the company and its customers millions of dollars.
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But for me, the best part was this footage of the Heavy's two side boosters returning to the launch pad.
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Its ability to recover boosters is a key selling point, since the company says reusable hardware helps reduce launch costs.
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The dogs will receive four doses initially, and then yearly boosters for five years as long as the study continues.
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Sanders-boosters point to polls, taken months ago, that showed him beating Mr Trump in a head-to-head contest.
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New music is one of the best mood-boosters ever to me, and I want to share it with you.
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An enforced swap of high-value notes, say the reform's boosters, acts as a tax on holders of illicit wealth.
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That would be the Delta IV Heavy, which sports three core boosters to help lift the heaviest payloads into space.
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Additionally, SpaceX has finally started reusing the rockets it has recovered, sending two previously flown boosters into space this year.
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Normally, the Soyuz has four boosters surrounding its main core that separate in a cross-like configuration during the flight.
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If its systems managed to survive intact, boosters that returned under less abusive conditions are likely to be okay, too.
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D'Va's Defense Matrix can be active while the Boosters are engaged, making it very easy to rush a defended position.
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And for the sixth time, SpaceX will use one of its boosters that has already flown to space and back.
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Boosters claimed it would turbocharge investment and growth, generating so much extra taxable income that it would pay for itself.
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The company has launched more rockets this year than in any year past, and landing boosters is becoming seemingly routine.
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They usually have one main extracted ingredient, like green tea or vitamin C, plus boosters like collagen and hyaluronic acid.
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As part of the mission, the Elon Musk-led company will attempt to make history by landing all three boosters.
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In a presentation, Ackman noted that Chipotle, ADP and Starbucks were among the biggest boosters to the fund this year.
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The mishap occurred at Cape Canaveral's Landing Zone 1 on April 20 during static ground tests of the system's boosters.
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What boosters saw as the great opening act of the space age turned out to be, in effect, its culmination.
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But breast size has since become an obsession: racks are now filled with technicolour, diamanté and heavily padded cleavage-boosters.
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Many of its pundits, like O'Reilly and Sean Hannity (one of Trump's leading non-Breitbart boosters), continue to do so.
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"We plan to re-fly one of the landed rocket boosters hopefully in about two or three months," said Musk.
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Successfully landing the rocket boosters is obviously a huge first step — one that SpaceX has now performed four different times.
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Now that SpaceX can land its first stage boosters, it has turned its attention to recovering fairings in similar manner.
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It was also the first time Musk's company attempted to fly one of its rocket boosters for a third time.
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The tabloid was one of Trump's biggest boosters, right up until April, when the feds showed up at Cohen's door.
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SpaceX has already mastered the last part, which is landing things upright — even two rocket boosters at the same time.
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Think strong-hold mousses with powerful hydrators, root-boosters with scalp-soothers, and even gels that double as hair masks.
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Two of the top squads — Kansas and Michigan — bring with them some of the most vocal boosters in the game.
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Anyone who actually cares about colleges and boosters and coaches compensating players under the table is a narc, at best.
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During the last round of failed AHCA negotiations, in late March, Collins became one of the bill's biggest congressional boosters.
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In more recent years, however, they have been scrutinized more closely for their potential as boosters of our mental health.
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The shuttle was a composite of an orbiter, two recoverable solid rocket boosters and an iconic orange external fuel tank.
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But this time, reliable Trump boosters like Breitbart and the majority of the Fox News stable are leaving him alone.
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Plugging the words "cancer cure" into Amazon opened up a world of equally misleading products, including many immune system boosters.
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In reality, though, the economic effects would never have been as large as either the deal's boosters or critics argued.
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In the film, though, these things aren't confidence boosters — they're morally sketchy behaviors that detract him from his true calling.
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The city's boosters want critics to tell you that Los Angeles is now the center of the contemporary art scene.
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Condemnation erupted from members of his party in Congress, his most steadfast boosters on talk radio and the grass roots.
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And the federal Conservatives, who remain staunch oil industry and pipeline boosters, found other ways to denounce Mr. Trudeau's solution.
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But also blame an economic system that isn't as ready for global prime time as Abe's boosters like to argue.
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They offer opportunities for civic boosters to show off overlooked towns and opportunities for many others to make a buck.
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"These are all new earnings per share boosters that give you more reason to buy the darned stock," Cramer said.
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But this is not the Des Moines of civic boosters, spacious parks, public art, clean air and other wholesome attractions.
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The more bullish hologram boosters envision all sorts of uses beyond the second coming of music deities major and minor.
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Boosters of these Pentagon aid programs might argue that the examples mentioned above, as disastrous as they are, are exceptions.
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"I don't know if you saw last with Elon — with the rocket boosters where they're coming back down," Trump said.
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The booster stage, with four engines, and two additional boosters on the sides, will all be thrown away every launch.
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The 10 largest capex boosters comprised 53 percent of the total increase for S&P 500 companies, according to Kostin.
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Two of these boosters were recovered on land, and now four have been recovered on a drone ship out at sea.
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However, last month one of their recovered boosters went through a test fire, SpaceX's first test fire of a recovered rocket.
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The outer boosters of the rocket separated about four minutes into flight, followed by a successful ignition of the central booster.
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Caption: The boosters of a Little Joe 2, the rocket used to test launch the escape system of the Apollo spacecraft.
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This is a myth, but now it has boosters who are senior leaders in the White House and elsewhere in government.
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Its outer boosters were still covered in soot — a souvenir from the first time they had gone to space and back.
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Universities could hit up boosters to put money into a fund — tax-deductible under current law — to pay the players' salaries.
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Industry boosters say outdoor ads will increasingly be bought like online ones, based on audience and views as well as location.
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But because the center core connects to two side boosters, it has a different design than a normal Falcon 9 booster.
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Newt Gingrich, one of Trump's biggest boosters, has made numerous public calls for him to begin a series of substantive speeches.
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Not surprisingly, a few including Omarosa Manigault and Andy Dean have turned up as Trump boosters in the current political campaign.
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Initial speculation focused on the rocket's boosters, one of which didn't seem to separate properly from the rest of the spacecraft.
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Both of the side boosters landed without a hitch last week, as they did after Falcon Heavy's inaugural flight last year.
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The Falcon 9 boosters essentially reignite their engines as they fall back to Earth, helping to control and slow their descent.
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About two and a half minutes after liftoff, the two outer boosters of the rocket broke away and returned to Earth.
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SpaceX currently has two recovered boosters in its possession: one recovered by land in December and one by sea in April.
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Many of the folks I spoke to today were enthusiastic transit boosters who pledged to ride the train to the beach.
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Unfortunately, some parents forget or skip the boosters, which undercut the effectiveness of a very important concept in vaccination: herd immunity.
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SpaceX has designed the rocket so that after stage separation all three boosters will land and be able to be reused.
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It was damaged during the assembling of the strap-on boosters with the core stage (the Packet) at the Baikonur Cosmodrome.
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The SLS boosters are slightly longer than their shuttle counterparts, so they can carry the propellant needed to lift the SLS.
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The rocket would also be modeled after SpaceX's existing Falcon 9 rocket boosters, but made of a more advanced carbon fiber.
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But Bitcoin boosters will take some solace in the fact that one of the currency's major corporate bastions is still safe.
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The hangar the company is using can hold up to five rocket boosters, and this newly-landed one will make four.
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Mature students with purpose and dedication will generally achieve the kind of personal growth so often heralded by study-abroad boosters.
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"They have always been boosters" of Trump, CNN "New Day" host Chris Cuomo tweeted about MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
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By using boosters for multiple missions, it could slash the cost of spaceflight by multiple factors of 10, Musk has said.
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Raising alumni money for academics, much as the Crimson Tide Foundation has cultivated athletic boosters, is on Dr. Bell's wish list.
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Its boosters tout its massive economic promise and claim it could benefit the entire world and lift millions out of poverty.
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This year's boosters are essentially high-flying tech stocks, while this month, big banks and energy companies have taken the fore.
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Recently, ingestible beauty aids have been increasing in popularity with companies producing skin boosters in pill and drinkable "beauty shot" form.
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Static fire tests tests the rocket's boosters full thrust, as well as other functions on the rocket and ground support systems.
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But as with the rear-facing car seat recommendation, the best practice for boosters isn't necessarily reflected by your state's law.
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And yet, like the infamous de-limbed knight from Monty Python, boxing's boosters say the sport's declines are mere flesh wounds.
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Shingrix, a recombinant vaccine made from a glycoprotein and a combination of immunity boosters called adjuvants, doesn't pose the same danger.
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McColl says he's knocked on hundreds of people's front doors and asked them politely to please turn off their noncompliant boosters.
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There are at least 500,000 pieces of junk floating around in Earth's orbit, including defunct satellites, rocket boosters, nuts and bolts.
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If court testimony and wiretaps are an accurate representation, the companies have largely replaced boosters as the source of illicit payments.
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Orbital is in the final stages of testing the solid rockets boosters the company is building for NASA's space launch system.
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The country has been testing a technology called grid fins to help guide the rocket boosters back to Earth more accurately.
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When the rocket flew last year, its two side boosters made synchronized landings on side-by-side ground pads in Florida.
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On that day in February 2018, two recycled side-boosters returned to Cape Canaveral, but the central core ended up crashing.
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But the plan's boosters have maintained that it will become more popular as the changes begin to take effect this year.
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SpaceX is also planning to re-fly one of its boosters before the end of this year, in September or October.
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Lancaster, however, supports the administration's decision to put tariffs on a category of goods that includes Chinese-made cellphone signal boosters.
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Last month, "Destiny" also began selling $30 level boosters last month, which let new players immediately boost up to level 25.
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They include spent rocket boosters, dead satellites and pieces of debris from an accidental collision in 2009 and military "anti-satellite" demonstrations.
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The extent to which costs can be further reduced depends on exactly how difficult refurbishing the used boosters turns out to be.
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SpaceX has now demonstrated its ability to land up to three boosters at once when launching its larger Falcon Heavy orbital rocket.
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Thrasher also forgot to mention that the Seminole Boosters were picking up $1.3 million of the university's $1.7 million in legal fees.
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The center core is usually the best candidate for an ocean landing, as it travels farther into space than the outer boosters.
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After launch, SpaceX was able to land the Falcon Heavy's two outer boosters nearly simultaneously on two of the company's landing pads.
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It will also include a space shuttle with rocket boosters, and various instruments used during historic space missions like Apollo and Mercury.
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In the case of boosters, Riot tries to determine if there's a gap between a player's skill and the boosted account's rank.
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But it paid even more when it got behind Trump and let popular hosts like Sean Hannity play the role of boosters.
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The "attachment fixtures are different" for Falcon 9 boosters, compared to what is used for a modified Falcon Heavy core, Musk said.
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At least one of these rocket boosters will get another chance to fly in the next few months, according to Elon Musk.
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The two side boosters that went up this week, which had already flown on their own Falcon 22018 missions, are being retired.
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It's especially helpful to trigger D.Va's Ultimate while her Boosters are active, since momentum carries the mech the rest of the way.
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According to Musk, the improved boosters can be reused more than 10 times each and require little or no work between launches.
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Bitcoin's boosters argue that the currency is valuable because its supply is limited to 21m, a number no central bank can change.
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All three boosters are expected to return to Earth in what will—fingers crossed—be the first triple landing of reusable rockets.
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Boosters of private equity say that the added debt, which finances their acquisitions, helps focus companies operations and gives firms tax advantages.
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Accomplishing an ocean landing will give the California-based SpaceX flexibility to recover its boosters from a wider variety of space missions.
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The company also managed to land many of its rockets back on solid ground, including two of the Falcon Heavy's three boosters.
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The rocket has three cores, or first-stage boosters, that work in unison to get the rocket into a low Earth orbit.
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Correction June 27th 3:00PM ET: A previous version of this article misstated the amount of propellant the boosters use per second.
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But don't worry if you're too late; we've cherry-picked a few other beloved hydration-boosters that will surely do the trick.
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At the same event, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi blasted the boosters of the tax law who claimed it would pay for itself.
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The current GOP tax framework, though far from finalized, could seriously expand the deficit if Republicans do not add any revenue boosters.
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New York (CNN Business)The National Enquirer was one of Donald Trump's biggest boosters, both before and after he was elected president.
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It's also possible he'll become the next Lindsey Graham, a Never Trump senator who has become one of the presidents biggest boosters.
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Right now, even the Falcon-class rockets that SpaceX builds, despite having reusable fairings and 16-story boosters, are not fully reusable.
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"We are going to be building ships and boosters at both Boca and the Cape as fast as we can," he said.
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SpaceX pioneered the maneuver of guiding first-stage rocket boosters back to Earth so they can be reused and reduce launch costs.
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Still, Sidewalk does have many boosters, including Richard Florida, an urban studies professor at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management.
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While the two side boosters are reused from earlier Falcon 9 launches, the core is all new, as is the second stage.
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Games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive have "boosters"—paid highly-ranked or professional gamers who "boost" the in-game ranks of scrubs.
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The boosters blinked side by side for a few seconds, winding their way to the ground in a dance of aerial acrobatics.
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More than 99 percent of what's up there, however, is just plain junk—spent rocket boosters, exploded satellites, runaway flecks of paint.
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While U.S. rocket boosters typically fall back to the ocean, the Chinese rockets launched from Xichang fall over land, threatening local communities.
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Financial technology boosters say a national charter would help innovative firms reach more consumers without having to traverse state-by-state approval.
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Maybe they're born with it; or maybe it's their latest regimen of personalized vitamin supplements, immune-boosters, piano playing, and sports-car driving.
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Even bitcoin and cryptocurrency boosters acknowledge that a 160 percent value spike in less than a year suggests that something freaky could happen.
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You know how one of Rio 2016's biggest boosters and Rio state governor, Sergio Cabral, is now in jail facing corruption charges?
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SpaceX is the only company in the world that lands and reuses rocket boosters after missions to orbit, and it frequently does so.
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Assuming the launch is successful, the Atlas V rocket, operated by the United Launch Alliance, will jettison boosters about two minutes after liftoff.
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SpaceX is the only company which lands orbital-class rocket boosters, as others discard the bottom part of the rocket after a launch.
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Boosters point to the flexibility of gigging, which can be particularly useful for people with children, and for the disabled or the elderly.
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If deployed strategically, energy storage can do all the things boosters say, making the grid more flexible, unlocking renewable energy, and reducing emissions.
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Sparks are an in-app currency that viewers use to unlock XP boosters, emotes, and more; XP, meanwhile, signify how much you've watched.
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Six degrees isn't a lot, but it was enough to keep the lid of a nozzle on one of the boosters from opening.
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However, these rocket landings are only secondary objectives for each mission, meant to save SpaceX from creating new boosters for every single flight.
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AR/VR is already far behind its boosters' optimistic adoption predictions, and is both an expensive hardware problem and a complex software problem.
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SpaceX has figured out how to land its first stage boosters back on Earth, in order to fly them again, saving on manufacturing.
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So, the next Falcon Heavy launch, whenever it is, will be powered by a brand-new center core and two other side boosters.
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When SpaceX's Falcon 9 boosters land, they break the sound barrier and create shock waves in the air that sound like loud thunderclaps.
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In fact, some boosters were so eager to pull the trigger that they were reportedly willing to foot the coach's $13 million buyout.
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SpaceX hopes to disrupt that norm by bringing its boosters back home, refurbishing them and then flying other missions with those recycled rockets.
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Russian space agency officials confirmed that the faulty sensor, designed to signal stage separation, had caused one of the boosters to improperly separate.
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Of course, you should talk to your doctor if you're worried about not having gotten all the vaccines and boosters you might need.
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These boosters use shuttle components, although Orbital ATK reengineered a lot of their innards and added another segment to give them more thrust.
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Five solid rocket boosters surround the base of the vehicle, helping to provide more than 2.5 million pounds of thrust at take off.
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Miklos has a long history in the field — he and his sisters would hunt for debris from the space shuttle's solid rocket boosters.
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The engine passed its test last August, but the boosters are perhaps even more important to a rocket as big as the SLS.
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Since then, SpaceX has successfully launched four additional used rocket boosters, including one for a NASA resupply mission to the International Space Station.
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But even some of the state's proudest boosters acknowledge that Ohio, which is nearly 80 percent white, is decreasingly representative of contemporary America.
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"One of the biggest productivity boosters I've seen is, counterintuitively, one of the most time-consuming tasks I do," he told Business Insider.
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Among humans—whose toolmaking prowess has given the world self-driving suitcases and reusable rocket boosters—prostate cancer is notoriously difficult to detect.
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Musk projected that he would test the spaceship boosters by 2019 and complete the first development of the spaceship in just four years.
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In addition to its central booster, the Falcon Heavy was equipped with two additional side boosters that essentially tripled its power at liftoff.
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He came to symbolize a Medici style of philanthropy that some of this city's biggest boosters say has been in distressingly short supply.
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Uncertified signal boosters are sold on other websites, but Amazon is by far the largest ecommerce platform where US consumers can purchase them.
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The FCC requires everyone register their boosters—including older models purchased before its rules went into effect in 2014 and were grandfathered in.
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While it relies on a single core, the Medium does boast numerous configurations that include smaller strap-on boosters for an extra push.
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Though this once famous gambling mecca still has far to go to reverse its fortunes, some boosters are already painting a rosy picture.
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He knew all the "boosters" — people who shoplifted from department stores — and he bought garments from them and resold them at a profit.
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The prospect of damaging details about Trump also caused some of the President's boosters, including those at Fox, to accuse Bolton of disloyalty.
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One of Uber's original employees — and one of former CEO Travis Kalanick's top boosters — is stepping down from his leadership role at Uber.
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But like most successful college football coaches — whose primary job, after drawing up plays, is winning over recruits and boosters — Tuberville can talk.
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Furthermore, the report also revealed that about a third of pets (32%) are not getting their regular boosters, which ensure longer-term protection.
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After lodging his usual complaints about news outlets that challenge him, he turned to praise some of his biggest radio and TV boosters.
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"We're working through it now," said Mark A. Wright, a former police commander in Blacktown who is among the Pride's most avid boosters.
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Two minutes into the launch, during the first stage separation, the rocket's boosters are supposed to separate simultaneously and jettison back to Earth.
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The popular service has its share of boosters, but the company has also yet to turn a profit amid amounting music rights costs.
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That has added to the misery of San Jose boosters, who fear the loss of one of the city's few claims to fame.
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All of that helps explain why Wall Street analysts, as a group among the company's biggest boosters, have become disenchanted with the stock.
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These rockets are the boosters that get spacecraft airborne and are designed to be returned to the launch pad to be used again.
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And the best way to do that is to have NASA and other space agencies get out of the business of making boosters.
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By devising a means to pilot its costly first-stage rocket boosters safely back to Earth — boosters that were previously jettisoned and destroyed after a single use — the company is on the verge of cutting the cost further still, making its services even more attractive to customers while helping to increase the pace at which the company can launch payloads into orbit.
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Illustration of NASA's SLS rocket with two solid rocket boosters and a core stage with four RS-25 engines / Image courtesy of NASA Illustration of NASA's SLS rocket with two solid rocket boosters and a core stage with four RS-25 engines / Image courtesy of NASA Today marked the second time that NASA conducted a ground test on the SLS booster.
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Eventually, SpaceX wants to figure out a quick way of turning boosters around and flying them again without much time sitting on the ground.
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SpaceX first began attempting to recover its rocket boosters back on Earth in 2015 in a bid to drastically lower the costs of spaceflight.
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SpaceX hopes to bring back the rocket's three first-stage boosters to Earth after launch, meaning they can use them again for later flights.
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Four RS-25 rocket engines will be joined with a pair of solid rocket boosters to create the configuration for the first SLS flights.
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In fact, the two rocket boosters that just landed together (shown below), had already previously landed back on Earth after sending payloads into space.
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Billy wants to help Spencer while he's helping himself — the school's boosters are agitating for a winning team, and his job is in jeopardy.
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But at least six other companies in addition to Evenflo continue to market boosters for American children who weigh as little as 30 pounds.
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He also said he didn't know that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recommended delaying transitions to boosters until a child outgrew harnessed seats.
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Harder, in some ways, because there is not an electorate that has a say but a conglomeration of powerful forces, particularly well-heeled boosters.
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The two side boosters both landed successfully shortly after launch, but the center booster seemed to crash into the ocean during the live stream.
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Watched it arc across the sky; watched the two boosters return safely to the landing pads like a video game; heard the sonic booms.
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The page referenced the five XP boosters that had been discovered — Brilliance 228, Glory 22016, Magnificence 2.0, Fortitude 3.1 and, of course, Splendor 2.6.
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The two side boosters landed back on solid ground in Florida, while the core stage landed on a drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Boot-camp boosters argue that a spell in fatigues can help to toughen up children who have been spoiled by doting parents and grandparents.
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So when the Shuttle launched, hot burning gases from the boosters were able to escape and burn through the exterior of the external tank.
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For the next two weeks, prices are likely to keep rising unless the SEC comes out with a decision that bitcoin's boosters don't like.
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Someday, two of those raw, refined boosters will fire not into a bunch of desert dirt but into a launchpad, propelling humans into space.
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A network of boosters and lobbyists is already at hand in the U.S.— others when needed are able to fly across the 'pond' quickly.
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But Wednesday revealed that President Donald Trump's biggest boosters in the media appear to have at least one leaker in their midst as well.
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During that time, it reexamined safety procedures, redesigned its solid rocket boosters, and developed a new policy for management decision-making during shuttle launches.
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Boosters say that improving Vietnam's human-rights record is bound to be a long slog, and that gaining the regime's trust is a prerequisite.
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The three-minute clip shows the most recent test of one of the boosters for NASA's upcoming Space Launch System rocket in unprecedented detail.
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In 232 David Cameron, the prime minister, promised to put "rocket-boosters" under a scheme of public-service provision called "payment-by-results" (PBR).
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These supplements are legal, but manufacturers have placed age restriction warning labels on creatine and testosterone boosters advising against use by minors, Milanaik said.
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The site is where the company has sent its recovered first stage boosters, including four it has safely landing on drone ships at sea.
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Now that jibes with the projections of Tesla's more enthusiastic boosters, now that they've finally learned from experience how the car business really functions.
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To Ali's boosters, the money he had lost standing up for his principles and the beating he had taken from Frazier proved his sincerity.
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Biden's working-class roots and old-school political style could be a good match for voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, his boosters say.
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C.) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), enthusiastic intervention boosters both, are prominent among Trump's critics on Syria despite their relative affinity for the president.
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Today, NASA successfully tested one of those 77-ton rocket boosters by lighting it up at full power—all while never leaving the ground.
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Given lapta's history, some of the game's boosters, including Stalin, have claimed that America's national pastime might have its roots in the Russian heartland.
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A wider variety of news sources was supposed to be the bulwark of a rational age — "the marketplace of ideas," the boosters called it.
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Many teachers, without salary boosters obtained through national board certification or local supplements, won't hit the $2628K mark until their 28503th year of teaching.
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Seeking to remake São Paulo into a modern city, elite reformers and boosters of the 1940s and 50s embarked on ambitious urban renewal projects.
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Within three minutes, the Falcon Heavy's two side boosters separated from the central rocket in one of the most critical points of the flight.
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The two side boosters are to return to landing pads at Cape Canaveral, not far from the launchpad, just as in the maiden flight.
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If China's prospects are as bright as China boosters think they are, why do China's most fortunate sons and daughters see their future elsewhere?
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But boosters also have a dark side: If misconfigured or poorly manufactured, they can knock out service for everyone who happens to be nearby.
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Sometimes when Verizon builds new wireless infrastructure, McColl says, it discovers new boosters that until then had been too far away to cause problems.
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Orbital said the two solid rocket boosters for the heavy launch SLS platform will be on time for NASA's first planned flight in 2019.
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A joint in one of the rocket boosters failed at liftoff and the external fuel tank collapsed, leading to the demise of the vehicle.
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Unlike the latest Samsung Galaxy or iPhone, a Hasselblad camera isn't something you recycle when the latest version hits the shelves, its boosters argue.
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His boosters point to his parents (who fled Soviet-controlled Hungary for Britain), his Ph.D. and the audiences he has entertained at defense conferences.
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His boosters point to his parents (who fled Soviet-controlled Hungary for Britain), his Ph.D. and the audiences he has entertained at defense conferences.
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It said the two solid rocket boosters for the heavy launch SLS platform will be on time for NASA's first planned flight in 2019.
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The drinks, often packed with trendy ingredients like kale, spinach, turmeric, ginger and activated charcoal, are marketed as meal replacements, cleanses and immunity boosters.
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By bringing the boosters back after launches, SpaceX can refurbish them and fly those stages again, greatly reducing the cost of launching to space.
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Lawmakers must not undo these growth boosters during final negotiations with poorly thought out revenue raisers like alternative minimum taxes on corporations or individuals.
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Renewable energy boosters have worried the report would reaffirm Trump administration rhetoric against wind and solar power and justify government support for fossil fuels.
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Ms. Shotwell, the SpaceX executive, has suggested launches with reused boosters could be discounted, to 30 percent off the usual $62 million price tag.
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Cryotherapy is a form of intense cold immersion, and its boosters claim an extensive list of benefits, including improved blood circulation, metabolism, and collagen levels.
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When your kid wants to watch My Little Pony for the zillionth time, take a breath and substitute one of these brain-boosters instead. 1.
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Boosters will propel the rocket into space, where it will deploy eight small satellites into orbit to provide better hurricane predictions back here on Earth.
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SpaceX has managed an incredible feat alongside its historic Falcon Heavy first test launch today — landing two of its boosters at once, nearly simultaneously, intact.
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Eventually, Musk hopes to be able to turn rockets around in less than 24 hours and have reflown boosters go up twice in one day.
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The jetpack-cat hero sounds kind of similar to D.Va. D.Va sits in and controls her mech suit, which happens to have jetpack-like boosters.
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By landing all three of the rocket's boosters back on Earth, SpaceX can refurbish them and use them to launch other missions in the future.
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In fact, SpaceX intends to use two used Falcon 9 cores that have already flown to space as the side boosters for this first flight.
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It's also a big launch for SpaceX, as it's the first time the Air Force will fly on a Falcon Heavy using previously flown boosters.
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But I was forced to figure it out after I was tasked with building multiple signal boosters in an attempt to locate my traveler friend.
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Roscosmos also released video from the exterior of the rocket that shows the moment when one of the boosters doesn't quite manage a flawless separation.
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It was one of four strap-on boosters used on China's Long March 3B rocket, which had lofted two satellites into orbit before the crash.
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New York (CNN Business)Rough weather at sea toppled one of the three boosters used during the launch of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket last week.
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Dermatologist Matthew Lin, MD, tells us that the most effective boosters — like minoxidil or bimataprost (which is the main ingredient in Latisse) — require a prescription.
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We knew that the boosters would come down, if all went well, somewhere on the body of land toward the other end of the Causeway.
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Boosters argue that a minimum income would be a safety-net for people in precarious jobs—eg, those at risk of being displaced by automation.
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Landing the booster is integral to the company's long-term commercial plans, which include lowering the cost of space flight by reusing pricey rocket boosters.
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SpaceX has yet to reuse one of its recovered boosters, but it has indicated it will attempt to re-fly one in September or October.
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Ideally, that time between launches of individual boosters will continue to come down, allowing the company to launch even more payloads at a lower cost.
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Courtesy of 150,000 Newtons of thrust delivered by solid-propellant boosters, it made the trip in about 22 minutes, hitting its target with astounding precision.
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The new weapons will be engineered with improved guidance technology, boosters, flight systems and command and control systems, compared to the existing Minuteman III missiles.
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"To have little beauty anecdotes or confidence-boosters, or something along those lines shared by L'Oréal, I think is a really crucial thing," she said.
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SpaceX's Falcon Heavy is essentially three Falcon 9 rockets combined into one massive vehicle, with two boosters strapped to either side of the main rocket.
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A few minutes into the flight, the rocket sheds its four boosters as they exhaust their liquid fuel and can no longer propel the craft.
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The only blemish was when one of its three boosters crashed into the ocean, rather than gently coming to a landing on a company barge.
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For salarymen enduring long commutes and overbearing bosses, they remain morale-boosters, says Mark Schreiber, who has published collections in English of their wackiest stories.
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Oh yeah, so alongside world peace, humans have also mastered fusion power, which they use for giant moon weapons, human-sized rifles, and spaceship boosters.
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Boosters argue that design codes put together with locals could help to overcome NIMBYism elsewhere, and that more landowners could take an interest in developments.
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Before last year's regular-season finale, at home against Texas A&M, Miles essentially said goodbye at a gathering of L.S.U. boosters, according to reports.
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Most of the interviews are with Trump's boosters, like Hannity and Doocy, and only a comparatively small number are with Fox journalists like Chris Wallace.
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While boosters acknowledged his often combative tone and unconventional views would be an outlier at the Fed, they said Moore could offer a useful counterbalance.
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A supplier of rockets and missile propulsion systems, the company in 1974 won the contract to build solid rocket boosters for the space shuttle program.
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Punishment: One-year bowl ban, nine scholarship losses over three years University of Mississippi: Academic fraud, football players receiving money from boosters, just seems fishy.
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Mississippi disassociates itself with the store, the lawyer says, the same way it has disassociated itself with car dealerships and other businesses connected to boosters.
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It includes just a few people: Ms. Babikian and other neighborhood boosters, animal rights activists, a veterinarian and the politician son of an assassinated president.
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You can even pay a premium and have a NutriDrip "concierge" administer any of the drips or boosters in the comfort of your own home.
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About two minutes into the fight, the boosters separated as planned, passing the point where the rocket had failed during the launch on Oct. 11.
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The Heavy — described by SpaceX as far back as 22019 — is essentially a Falcon 22015 with two additional Falcon 22019 boosters attached to the sides.
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Though Mr. Johnson's boosters, including Mr. Schultz, say he is the right man for the job, joining Starbucks was not an easy decision, he said.
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The report said the damage to the pin occurred when the side boosters were attached to the rocket at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, the launch site.
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Agricultural economist Brian Wright finds it a bit amusing that biofuel boosters are now insisting that grain prices are tied closely to the ethanol program.
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In particular, he worried about complex buffeting of air flowing past the boosters, which is difficult to predict even with the most sophisticated computer simulations.
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In the early 1990s, when soccer boosters in America were trying to raise money for a new professional league, they went to see Lamar Hunt.
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President Trump's fans follow him around the country like groupies, and Nancy Pelosi's boosters fetishize her funnel-neck coat as a symbol of the #resistance.
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For more than a decade, athletes have been chipping at the shells that so many owners, college boosters and media executives had wished upon them.
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The stock show dates even further back, to 1896, when Fort Worth boosters began promoting the city's cattle economy to attract two major packing plants.
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The two side boosters landed back at the Kennedy Space Center simultaneously in a maneuver that was as intricate and as beautiful as a ballet.
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But Warren's surging numbers – and the huge difference in enthusiasm between Biden and Warren voters – have been a consistent source of heartburn for Biden boosters.
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It has three rocket boosters, which are strapped together during launch and are designed to then break apart and make pinpoint landings back on Earth.
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Just over a year later, during a commercial launch of the rocket April 2019, all three boosters from the Falcon Heavy found their way home.
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Chairman David Pecker is a longtime friend of Trump's, and the Enquirer was one of Trump's most reliable and enthusiastic media boosters during the campaign.
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Drone ship landings allow the company to bring back boosters that have launched payloads into high orbits, which requires the rocket to burn more fuel.
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Imagine if some Ohio State boosters paid to send recruited athletes to a private prep school for a year before they went to the university.
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Boosters of this generous protection explain that requiring online companies to moderate the tons of data coursing through their servers would impose a heavy burden.
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That went OK for the Falcon Heavy rocket: SpaceX landed two out of three of the Falcon Heavy's boosters during a test launch in February.
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MI) U.S. arm said on Tuesday it is recalling nearly 710,000 sport utility vehicles (SUVs) to check shields that protect brake boosters for proper installation.
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For the second time ever, Elon Musk's SpaceX has landed one of its Falcon 9 rocket boosters back on land after launching a payload into orbit.
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The company has already mastered its technique for landing first-stage rocket boosters, which provide the initial boost at liftoff before detaching from the second stage.
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They are strongmen, and are hired—by administrators who serve cabals of extremely demanding and utterly unaccountable moneyed boosters—to do the things that strongmen do.
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"I don't know if you saw last with Elon with the rocket boosters where they're coming back down," Trump says in a video published by CNBC.
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In the early 2000s, many states began requiring that school-aged children use car seats or boosters, recognizing that they didn't fit in regular seat belts.
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Evenflo's Blankenship said in severe crashes, children will not remain within the confines of their car seats, no matter whether they're in harnessed seats or boosters.
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The rocket arced just as expected, and after about three and a half minutes, its main engine shut off and its two outer boosters broke away.
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The details: In low-Earth orbit, the overwhelming majority of objects are pieces of satellites, rocket bodies and boosters, and other human-made objects-turned-debris.
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The President's leadership is already being lionized by his supporters and conservative media boosters who have spent weeks pushing back ineffectively over alarming developments over Ukraine.
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The 212-foot rocket, made of three strapped-together Falcon 224 boosters, soared over the light clouds above NASA's Kennedy Space Center at 93:29 p.m.
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He looked out at a cheering crowd of boosters, Cabinet members, his legal defense team, Republican lawmakers, friendly media personalities, his wife Melania, and daughter Ivanka.
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As indicated by SpaceX's name for the facility, the company typically uses LZ-1 to land the boosters of its Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets.
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A few minutes after liftoff, the two side boosters will each separate and return, aiming to land simultaneously on concrete pads back near the launch site.
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Eight minutes after they had lifted the first SpaceX Falcon Heavy off its pad at Cape Canaveral on February 6th, two of its three boosters returned.
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Even some of the most enthusiastic boosters, like Santori, say that contrary to some of the early expectations, it is hard to beat the U.S. dollar.
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The Falcon Heavy is made up of three individual boosters strapped together, and SpaceX had said it would try to recover all of them at once.
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One of Garland's strongest boosters is Jamie Gorelick, a Washington lawyer who was deputy attorney general in the 1990s and is still tight with the Clintons.
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The rocket's upper stage — the top portion of the rocket that is carrying the car — ignited two more times after separating from the Falcon Heavy's boosters.
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Overnight, SpaceX published some of its own images of the rocket's ascent and of the seemingly synchronized landing of the two side boosters at Cape Canaveral.
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Powered by four RS-21 engines, the same boosters used on the retired Space Shuttles, the core stage is the central launch component in the SLS.
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Falcon Heavy: In April, SpaceX launched and landed the rocket's 22018 boosters, which delivered a payload to orbit for a paying customer for the first time.
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That currently amounts to some 20,000 objects—everything from old satellite parts to discarded rocket boosters to a pair of pliers lost during an astronaut's spacewalk.
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It was when the focus shifted to the system's larger SuperDraco boosters—a series of eight thrusters tied to the abort system—that things went sideways.
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They allow you to spread WiFi all around your home instead of relying on a single Wi-Fi router and boosters to cover the whole house.
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Boeing is trying to keep costs down (relatively speaking) by reusing technologies from the space shuttle programs, such as the engines and solid-fuel rocket boosters.
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The explosion was later found to be caused by the failure of two rubber O-rings, responsible for separating sections of the Shuttle's solid rocket boosters.
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Bitcoin may yet get its Segwit2x fork on schedule, but it won't be anything like the smooth and agreeable transition that the original Segwit2x boosters imagined.
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The Delta IV Heavy consists of one main rocket core with two additional boosters attached to either side, which makes for an impressive sight during takeoff.
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But for SpaceX to truly achieve its goal of reusability, the company is going to have to start re-flying the boosters that it has landed.
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Click here to view original GIFTo get the world's most powerful rocket off the ground, it's going to take some serious thrust from its rocket boosters.
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Ms Ocasio-Cortez's boosters point out that a 70% levy is close to the rate that is said to maximise revenue in one notable economic study.
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Rocket boosters fitted to each car amp up their speed considerably, allowing players to leap, drive on walls or perform somersaulting flips into the moving ball.
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AMI chairman David Pecker is a longtime friend of Trump's, and the Enquirer was one of Trump's most reliable and enthusiastic media boosters during the campaign.
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The B.R.U.T.E. can crush players and destroy buildings simply by stomping through them, and its boosters give it tons of mobility compared to players on foot.
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Vestiges of those values are still celebrated by club players and boosters who credit rugby with fostering a rare fellowship and mutual respect, rugby brawls notwithstanding.
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Instead of throwing away expensive rocket bodies, SpaceX plans to bring the boosters back to Earth, refurbish them and then launch them again with other payloads.
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So I could survive and profit and learn from any situation and then change my hats, my life, like when you shoot into orbit those boosters.
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Why it matters: If successful, Relativity could help slash space launch costs because it not only 3D-prints the rockets, but also most of the boosters.
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USC's football and basketball programs both had wins vacated by the NCAA after it was revealed that two star players received improper benefits from school boosters.
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As part of cooperating with authorities in the investigation, Odebrecht has directly implicated the outgoing mayor of Rio, Eduardo Paes, one of the Olympics' biggest boosters.
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And new charges accuse Paul Manafort, a one-time Trump campaign chairman, of paying off prominent Europeans to serve as boosters for an autocratic Ukrainian client.
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SpaceX has landed and used many of its rockets again, including the two side boosters of this Falcon Heavy, which came back from space in April.
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But I'd also like to know what you think about a debate that seems to have arisen between the film's early boosters and its sharpest critics.
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How many of these purported brain boosters have you already tried — Ginkgo biloba, coenzyme Q2800, huperzine A, caprylic acid and coconut oil, coral calcium, among others?
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Luckily, sex toy shops know they're in high demand right now and are running deals so you can score discounts on some fun sex life boosters.
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In 2018, a Russian Soyuz rocket had to jettison its capsule containing a Russian and American astronaut after one of the rocket's boosters failed to separate.
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In earlier eras, many Hollywood stars were firm backers of President Franklin Roosevelt, while the Frank Sinatra-led "Rat Pack" were big boosters of President Kennedy.
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Boosters of Snap's prospects argue instead that Snap has the potential to become less like Twitter and more like its biggest rival, the $395 billion Facebook.
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After filled warheads cooled and their explosive filler hardened, the bomblets moved downstream, evolving as they collected ever more features — incendiary boosters, fuzes, parachutes and more.
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But the stresses of spaceflight on reused boosters — like the rising mileage on a used car, sometimes called "pre-owned" in today's parlance — are much greater.
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"I don't know if you saw last with Elon — with the rocket boosters where they're coming back down," Trump said during a Cabinet meeting on Thursday.
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And the mission was a stunning success: SpaceX landed two out of the Falcon Heavy's three boosters back on Earth after launching the car into space.
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Today's SpaceX launch was spectacular, making the Falcon Heavy the most powerful rocket in the world and wowing us with the synchronized landings of the side boosters.
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These reusable rocket tests are designed to help Blue Origin prove out the technology they need to be able to launch and land boosters in the future.
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For years, space nerds have heard about this huge new rocket with three boosters that could land back on Earth after flying payload after payload to space.
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The Vulcan will be the backbone of ULA's defense against rival boosters by SpaceX, which has slashed the cost of launches with its reusable rocket technology. Amazon.
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Roughly three minutes after clearing the pad, Heavys two side boosters separated from the core rocket for a synchronized landing at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
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The two side boosters — which had also flown during the last Falcon Heavy launch in April — stuck their landings on SpaceX's two landing pads at Cape Canaveral.
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You want to counter that stress by doing things that boost endorphins -- the feel-good neurotransmitters in the brain that act as natural painkillers and mood boosters.
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Alternative for Germany also disappointed its boosters: on 10.8% it only modestly increased its support on 369 and did less well than in the 2017 Bundestag election.
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Finally, boosters argue that introducing RCV limits the efficacy, and therefore the amount, of money spent by single-issue campaign groups, because they often finance negative ads.
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The Falcon 9 taking the satellite to space will be another one of the company's used boosters, but the vehicle won't be attempting a landing after takeoff.
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China, in other words, might still be at the vanguard of the cryptocurrency world, but exercising the kind of leadership that bitcoin boosters least want to see.
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It could be less costly and challenging to recover boosters this way than via controlled descent, after all — provided they can consistently come back in decent shape.
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Roughly three minutes after clearing the pad, Heavy's two side boosters separated from the core rocket for a synchronized landing at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
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This has been a favored point for Bitcoin boosters with a libertarian bent, but, like most other use cases for Bitcoin in developing nations, it falls short.
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It has successfully refurbished and reused one of those boosters on a second mission, a development that could drastically impact the economics of space launch going forward.
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But the common response to criticism that these pretty filters are confidence boosters is negated by the fact it can have the exact opposite effect, Engeln said.
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After players informed senior associate athletic director Cheryl Harrison and other staff members of their disapproval, Jaklitsch was told he couldn't join other boosters on the flight.
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SpaceX hopes that one day they will be able to refurbish and reuse landed boosters to fly multiple missions instead of just flying one mission per rocket.
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Eight minutes after takeoff, the spaceflight company landed the Falcon Heavy's side boosters at the company's two landing zones at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
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Yet, among Trump's panoply of wealthy boosters, Icahn is distinctive, if not unique, because of the President's willingness to play the beta role and genuflect before him.
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SpaceX said in its draft environmental assessment that Starship will make return landings on the Air Force landing pad currently used for the company's Falcon 9 boosters.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' U.S. arm, said it was voluntarily recalling about 646,394 SUVs in the United States to check shields that protect brake boosters for proper installation.
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When it finally lifts off, over 75 percent of the power that the SLS rocket needs to get out of our atmosphere will come from the boosters.
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But China and Russia continue to be the Venezuela's most powerful international boosters and have bailed out Maduro by giving his government massive loans in the past.
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Boosters of the plant are making sure Chileans with chronic pain have the know-how to grow marijuana, even as doing so occupies a legal gray area.
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Chris always travels with a thermometer, and had to start his childhood vaccinations all over again in February 2017, with eight boosters combined into six painful injections.
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On the other hand, songs like "Bring Me Down" were confidence-boosters in which West gave himself kudos for never giving up, despite the disapproval from others.
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TV. Although some 30 members of Congress have seen the mostly unredacted copies of the FISA applications, according to CNN, many of the President's biggest boosters haven't.
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Its boosters claim it is the fourth most-visited tourism destination in the world, and it has at least 12 times as many foreign residents as citizens.
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One of its major boosters is the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, whose father, Charles Kushner, spent time in prison for tax evasion, among other crimes.
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The Education Issue Free-market boosters, including Betsy DeVos, promised that a radical expansion of charter schools would fix the stark inequalities in the state's education system.
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As an associate fellow in its radio frequency systems group, which is responsible for solving issues like network interference, he says he's seen plenty of noncompliant boosters.
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Baltimore Ravens fans will get popcorn or a pretzel for $3; while Mississippi State boosters can score a hot dog or nachos for as little as $2.
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It's a dilemma that has left Trump's biggest religious boosters asking themselves whether his sky-high support with so-called values voters will last through next November.
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Clemson can win a third national title in four seasons by beating L.S.U., but Swinney has been winning over players, fans and boosters since his first day.
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Two of the rocket's three boosters returned to Earth simultaneously, landing side-by-side on concrete pads just a few miles away from where the rocket launched.
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But with its inconvenient situation, right next to N.R.G., the world's first covered stadium has mostly been treated like an embarrassing uncle by local Super Bowl boosters.
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The letters — addressed to Kaler, Coyle and selected boosters — were part of an effort by Pitino and his players to restore their credibility and save Pitino's job.
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Even boosters of the factory sector, like Scott Paul, president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, an advocacy group, reacted cautiously to Mr. Trump's initial approach Monday.
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From the waterfront up to Warburton Avenue is the spiffiest part of downtown — referred to by some local boosters, intent on drawing comparisons with Manhattan, as SoYo.
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And how many of Ms. Warren's boosters backed her against then-Senator Scott Brown but may not be on board for a run for the White House?
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According to a launch cost analysis by investment firm Jefferies International, SpaceX usually makes a 40 percent profit from $62 million commercial Falcon 9 launches with new boosters.
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While Hamill has turned into one of the film's biggest boosters, he's made no secret of the fact that he disagreed considerably with Johnson's vision for the character.
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SpaceX launches first mission on Falcon Heavy and lands all three boosters The full scientific payload is described in this NASA blog post from a few weeks back.
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The side boosters landed, touching down at LZ-1 and LZ-2 at Kennedy Air Force Station, the designated landing pads SpaceX uses to recover its reusable rockets.
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SpaceX began attempting to recover these boosters about two years ago, and despite some fiery hiccups at the outset, the company has successfully landed 18 in a row.
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Russian news agency TASS reports that investigators found that a sensor — which monitors the separation of the boosters from the rocket — was deformed, bent by about six degrees.
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The Falcon Heavy uses three boosters that are derived from the Falcon 9, SpaceX's existing rocket, each of which in turn is driven by nine identical Merlin engines.
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While the rocket's two side boosters successfully landed after launch, the center booster didn't fare as well, and the trailer offers the first look at that rocket's destruction.
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The company launched three previously flown boosters this year, all of which sent satellites to orbit and then landed back on one of SpaceX's drone ships post-launch.
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The channel's Mueller report coverage is being led by news anchors like Bill Hemmer, Shannon Bream, Bret Baier, and Sandra Smith — not by Trump boosters like Sean Hannity.
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Boosters think that Israel can help produce their brains—computer vision, lidar (laser scanning), artificial intelligence and cyber-security—leaving the engines and the metal-bashing to others.
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So if I wanted to send a hypothetical 5,803-pound satellite into geostationary transfer orbit, I'm going to need ULA's simplest Atlas V rocket (no extra boosters required).
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Only minutes after liftoff, twin sonic booms echoed across Kennedy Space Center as the first two Falcon Heavy boosters landed about nine miles away from the launch pad.
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You'd think an uniquely American industry doing so well and keeping jobs in the USA would be a primary bragging point for our politicians and economic boosters alike.
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The company has now successfully performed more than 63 rocket landings, including landing two Falcon Heavy boosters back on land during the rocket's maiden flight in February 2018.
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The company that is now part of Orbital ATK (but was once just ATK and, before that, Morton-Thiokol and, originally, simply Thiokol) also made the shuttle's boosters.
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It was the third time in a row that the company has landed one of these rocket boosters on a drone ship at sea, and the fourth overall.
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Clinton and his boosters in the late 1980s and early 203s pitched him as a Democrat whose background and politics could shore up the party in the South.
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As bitcoin's price spiked toward $20,000 near the end of last year, some of its boosters were optimistically predicting it could go as high as $50,000 in 2018.
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The president waxed eloquent about how impressed he was about the recent launch of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy, which featured the landing of the two strap-on boosters.
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Like so many boosters of their own towns, he invokes a New York City borough's name as he describes changes to Port Chester over the last few years.
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While boosters for the BRI remain plentiful, and the project is not on the verge of failing any time soon, there are signs that a shift is underway.
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The controversial RFS targets force fuel companies to blend ethanol even if the corn-based fuel is trading at a higher price than gasoline or other octane-boosters.
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SpaceX has now managed to land a total of 16 Falcon 9 first stage orbital boosters, and it's been a while since it lost one in the attempt.
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One is his trade policy, on which many media personalities on the right are considerably more populist and protectionist than Republican Party leaders and Chamber of Commerce boosters.
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Some of Trump's boosters on talk radio and Fox News may slowly be conceding that the coronavirus is a greater public health threat than the garden-variety flu.
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With boosters and alumni demanding his firing, Pitino had his players write personal letters to the university's president, Eric Kaler, apologizing for the team's behavior and its performance.
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Most worrisome for women's hockey boosters, North Dakota is the third Division I member to shutter its women's program since 2011; Wayne State and Niagara are the others.
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The recommended course of the newly approved drug is twice a week, for four weeks, with boosters as needed, along with one of the commonly used oral antidepressants.
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He also helped conduct a hospitality school fund-raiser with the former football coach Bobby Bowden and the Seminole Boosters, a private group that supports the sports program.
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That, plus strict collateralisation rules and safeguards for bondholders if banks go bust, makes covered bonds safer bets than American mortgage-backed securities, according to the bonds' boosters.
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The ultimate test of Trump's reality distortion field The end of the shutdown is a big let-down for some of the president's biggest boosters in the media.
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Raiders booster clubs dot the Southern California landscape: The Knights of the Shield 221, Original Los Angeles Raiders Boosters, the Autumn Wind Pirates, Southland Pirates and so on.
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Some local boosters have recently proposed changing the name to Antiques Street; the word "antiques" is similar in English and Dari, the dialect of Persian spoken in Afghanistan.
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Detroit's boosters are proposing that Amazon's second headquarters could span the Detroit River to take advantage of Canadian immigration rules that make it easier to hire tech talent.
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"I don't think we have seen some kind of new Warren," said Murshed Zaheed, a Democratic strategist who is among her most forceful boosters in online progressive communities.
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Actuated grid fins near the top of the rocket will be used for its controlled landing, much like those found on the Falcon 9 boosters SpaceX uses today.
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The rocket will have two smaller boosters strapped to its base that will provide added thrust, and the upper portion of the rocket will have a second engine.
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Another popular product that the Center for Pet Safety does not certify is travel seats — essentially boosters that raise a dog so it can look out the window.
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The H-IIB features one central booster and engine with liquid oxygen propellant, and four solid-fuel boosters attached to the base of the rocket for additional lift.
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SpaceX successfully landed all three boosters that propelled the rocket, but the rocket's second stage, with the Roadster on top, was launched into an orbit around the sun.
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One of whom we found out later was doing side jobs for the Seminole Boosters, the private organization that funds, partially controls, and props up the football program.
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Giuliani, 73, has been one of Trump's biggest public boosters and gave a keynote speech at the GOP convention after Trump won the Republican presidential nomination in 2016.
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Mr. Pyle argued that Green New Deal boosters are not being realistic about the environmental consequences of constructing high-speed rail, manufacturing zero-emission vehicles or retrofitting buildings.
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Boosters of surveillance technology argue that it can make cities safer, improve traffic, speed up airport and stadium lines, make workers more productive and safeguard valuable company property.
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It wouldn't just be fast, the boosters say: Hyperloop could be cheaper and better for the environment than the planes, trains, and cars in which humanity putzes about today.
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Like two sets of new titanium cast fins—which, if the Falcon Heavy flight goes according to plan, will navigate two side boosters back to ground at Cape Canaveral.
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Land landings aren't threatened by storms like ocean landings are, and they also allow SpaceX to refurbish the boosters faster, as they don't need to be recovered from sea.
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When Mason returned home, active duty military and veterans around the world began sending morale boosters to help cheer Mason as he goes through his latest round of chemotherapy.
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Years before Jillian's accident, the families of two other children of similar weights had sued Evenflo when their Big Kid boosters failed to protect them in side-impact accidents.
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The Atlas V launching EchoStar 19 today will have three additional boosters strapped on to its base, providing the extra thrust needed to get the satellite to its destination.
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A large proportion of Democrats who favour the other leading contenders would consider voting for Ms Warren, including 41% of Mr Biden's supporters and 40% of Mr Sanders' boosters.
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SpaceX does have ways to secure the rockets it lands on drone ships, including a robot known as the "octagrabber" that latches on to the base of the boosters.
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Video of the failure revealed that the problem occurred during stage separation, when the four boosters surrounding the base of the rocket are meant to break away during flight.
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Boosters trumpeted a cheap energy source that was cleaner than coal and created good-paying jobs; detractors warned of air and water pollution and the industrialization of rural America.
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By contrast, D.Va can use her mech suit's boosters to cruise around a stage quickly and get up in the face of her enemies using her mid-range pistols.
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If all goes well the 27 Merlin engines on the three boosters will roar to life at the same time, with those on the central one then throttling back.
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Its ability to recover boosters like the one that landed at sea this weekend is a key selling point, since the company says reusable hardware helps reduce launch costs.
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Musk tweeted Tuesday that a special robot designed to batten down rocket boosters while they taxi to shore was not able to latch on to the Falcon Heavy core.
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Earlier this month, SpaceX impressively landed three boosters after its massive Falcon Heavy rocket (which consists of three rockets strapped together) launched an Arab communications satellite into Earth's orbit.
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He reiterated warnings about the potential failure of the mission, and added that his biggest worry is about how the three rocket boosters will behave next to each other.
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This could help hundreds of millions of children stuck in dismal classes—but only if edtech boosters can resist the temptation to revive harmful ideas about how children learn.
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Most first-stage boosters that have carried people or satellites to space over the past 58 years have been discarded after their launch, often burning up upon re-entry.
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The case for Warren as vice president is stronger than Kaine boosters allow, and stronger in sum than the case for Kaine—or for anybody else Clinton might choose.
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Nonetheless, any correction will warrant an increase in overall equity exposure given the current environment of low interest rates and expected boosters to the economy in the upcoming budget.
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Altogether, those boosters create a whole lot of thrust capable of getting upwards of 30,000 pounds into geosynchronous transfer orbit — a very elliptical orbit located high above Earth's surface.
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SpaceX has yet to re-fly a booster that's come back from space, but the company did test-fire one of the boosters that came back to Earth successfully.
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Sanders's boosters also note that he has made progress in cutting into Clinton's polling lead, approximately halving her lead in the RCP average since the start of this month.
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Boosters said the project would bring in countless jobs and global prestige, while warning that rejecting the plan would leave Toronto with a permanent mark as a Luddite metropolis.
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"It requires everything that America has to offer to reach the end state," Bridenstine said of this plan that uses both the government's large SLS rocket and commercial boosters.
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And it's monumentally more expensive than the childhood diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis vaccine (DTaP), which can cost around $30 per dose without insurance (the adult boosters are around $60).
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Why it matters: Today is the Web's 29th birthday, and one of its biggest boosters is joining critics by calling out the danger brewing in the current online landscape.
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I couldn't really tell if the Brain Dust did anything other than ruin my La Croix so I decided to pass on herbal brain boosters for the remaining weeks.
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The channel's prime-time stars are relentless boosters of Mr. Trump, and its former co-president, Bill Shine, became Mr. Trump's deputy chief of staff for communications in July.
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There's also a bar offering superfood smoothies, power shots, and boosters composed of things like turmeric and chlorophyll, and a market offering other high-end wellness and beauty products.
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In "Bitcoin Billionaires," Ben Mezrich chronicles the dizzying rise of the digital currency, through the eyes of two of its biggest boosters: the celebrity twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss.
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Because all three boosters are to be recovered to fly again, a Falcon Heavy launch costs not much more than one by the company's existing rocket, Mr. Musk said.
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The recommended course of the newly approved drug is twice a week, for four weeks, with boosters as needed, in conjunction with one of the commonly used oral antidepressants.
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The two side-boosters are supposed to touch down on landing pads at Cape Canaveral, while the central booster should land itself on a drone ship in the Atlantic.
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The condemnation was swift and came from many different conservative corners: members of his own party in Congress, his most steadfast boosters on talk radio and the grass roots.
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That could be a sign of desperation by Republican-friendly outside organizations, given that one of the party's biggest boosters, the National Rifle Association, is severely handicapped this cycle.
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But the American Chemistry Council and regional boosters believe states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia are positioned to capitalize on growing demand for plastics around the world.
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She's a popular guest on conservative media, collecting an eclectic group of supporters, including alt-right internet stars, white nationalists, libertarian activists and some of President Trump's biggest boosters.
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Boosters and other parts will also be tracked as they splash into the sea, in the hope they can be retrieved and analyzed for clues on Pyongyang's rocket program.
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In fact, drugs we ingest today for more prosaic purposes, like serotonin boosters used as antidepressants, are already shaping our relationships through their effects on our brains and bodies.
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As for Klobuchar, who received a co-endorsement with Warren from the New York Times Editorial Board, the roster is short on celebrity boosters and long on local officials.
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When England decided to play the entire game in a single go, they took a day off work, and stocked up on water, alongside energy boosters like protein bars.
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Part of last week's successful launch was the recovery of two of Falcon Heavy's three rocket boosters, which landed side by side on concrete pads at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Trump's boosters have further denounced findings by former special counsel Robert Mueller that while Trump's staff did not actively conspire with Russian agents, they welcomed attempts at election interference.
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During Falcon Heavy's widely watched debut flight in February 20153, in which it launched CEO Elon Musk's own Tesla Roadster into orbit, only the two side boosters were recovered.
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Built from three boosters of SpaceX's smaller Falcon 9, and with an estimated 2,500 tons of thrust, the rocket is equivalent to 18 Boeing 747 aircraft at full throttle.
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Tourism boosters say the threat is too improbable to justify a plan that could scare away travelers, but the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency believes preparations cannot wait any longer.
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Trump has not retweeted these stories to his tens of millions of followers, but he and his political and media boosters have stepped up calls to out the whistleblower.
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Lancaster says he "did a bit of a happy dance" when he learned Chinese-made boosters were getting hit with a 25% tariff, which went into effect in May.
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Faster than a speeding bullet Low Earth orbit, starting a few hundred miles up, contains millions of objects, ranging from space stations and rocket boosters to flecks of paint.
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In actuality, a bulk of the effective resistance to Facebook's Free Basics came from a wide swath of Indian industry and politics, including plenty of tech entrepreneurs and boosters.
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SpaceX hopes that by figuring out an economical way of returning these boosters after launch in order to use them for multiple missions, reducing the cost of flying to space.
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Keyboard shortcuts, conversion of messages to tasks, instant unsubscribing from newsletters and other tricks, plus nudges to get people to use them, can cut emailing time by half, boosters claim.
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The plan's boosters hope that the city can become a model of urban and coastal planning by 2040, basing its development on environmental standards that take climate change into account.
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Image: Elon Musk/TwitterTuesday's SpaceX launch was spectacular, making the Falcon Heavy the most powerful rocket in the world and wowing us with the synchronized landings of the side boosters.
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Washington (CNN)Boosters of Donald Trump's candidate to be the next secretary of state talk about his experience leading one of the world's largest companies -- and so do his detractors.
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Fred Wilson, an investor at Union Square Ventures and one of the biggest bitcoin boosters from the establishment, speculated that China is just looking to have a cooling off period.
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Image: APWhen they were 50 kilometers (31 miles) above the Earth's surface and at the edge of space, one of the rocket's four strap-on boosters failed to separate properly.
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This launch comes off the heels of SpaceX's historic launch a few weeks ago, in which the company flew one of its landed Falcon 9 boosters for the first time.
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And it looks like we'll see some used boosters on some significant upcoming flights; for instance, Musk notes that parts of the company's future Falcon Heavy rocket will be used.
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After SpaceX successfully blasted its Falcon Heavy mega-rocket into outer space today, two of the rocket's three boosters turned around, plummeted through the atmosphere, and landed back on Earth.
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Unlike the China model, which its boosters said was aimed at developing countries, the China solution, says David Kelly of China Policy, a consultancy, is for everyone—including Western countries.
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Some of the ride-hailing firm's boosters have pushed a comparison with the e-commerce giant in roadshow meetings for the company's imminent initial public offering, according to news reports.
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It's possible we'll see more used rockets fly before the year is out: earlier this year, Musk said the company could fly as many as six used boosters in 2017.
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Attendees spotted going into the event by CNN included reliable Trump and GOP boosters such as New York Jets owner Woody Johnson, activist investor Carl Icahn and financier Anthony Scaramucci.
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The catch, however, is that the vaccine is not very effective in children younger than a year, so they would still need to have two boosters later on in life.
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And the National Rifle Association, which has become one of the biggest pro-Trump boosters on television, said earlier this week it would spend another $6.5 million on his behalf.
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Once considered the Czechs' poorer country cousins, Slovaks could serve as morale boosters for the frequently besmirched southern Italians, Walloons and others embroiled in the regionalist struggles of modern Europe.
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