Other negative by-products of Chinese investment have also been raised.
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As the body uses oxygen, it produces by-products called free radicals.
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German life insurers' balance sheets are also dominated by products with guaranteed returns.
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Reformers convert low-octane refining by-products into high octane components of gasoline.
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Violence and hatred were not by-products of the revolution, but its essence.
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By-products of the plant's processes include both carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulphide.
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Alkylation units convert refining by-products into high-octane components blended into gasoline.
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Yet scientists have observed by-products of these reactions being produced from lightning.
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I'm fascinated by products that seem low tech but are actually very advanced.
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It was amazing to think about the longevity of the by-products of civilization.
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Large brewers often let local farmers pick up the by-products for livestock feed.
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This, the DOE says, means that the only by-products are water and heat.
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The by-products of the process are used for animal feed, fertiliser and fuel.
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Mines can use sphagnum to filter out toxins from pits where by-products are collected.
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At the time, the leftover quartz grains were still seen as just unwanted by‑products.
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They're by-products of the food industry, cut and dyed to resemble more colorful birds.
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Soybean meal is one of two by-products that result from the crushing of soybeans.
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Money, engagement over social media, and council tax bills are by-products of a material life.
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The alkylation unit converts refining by-products into octane-boosting components that are blended into gasoline.
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Exploration companies owning base metal deposits with precious metal by-products are Silver Wheaton's preferred investment.
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The sleep she is talking about is aided, she believes, by products that she is selling.
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E-cigarettes heat liquid nicotine into a vapor without the harmful by-products generated from burning tobacco.
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Another forum, the Materials Marketplace, allows American manufacturers to exchange factory by-products and leftovers more easily.
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It is made by reforming natural gas and combining it with petroleum by-products at the refinery.
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He noted some of the by-products of other e-cigarette vapor, including formaldehyde and trace metals.
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When you sleep, your brain removes toxic proteins, which are by-products of neural activity when you're awake.
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Over the past few years those spots have been taken by products made by Google, Nintendo, and Sony.
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According to Reuters, the fire started in a waste facility and was caused by products including faulty batteries.
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Mr Tan expects China's government to tighten monitoring, while gradually allowing wider application of the plant's by-products.
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Too often, China's problems today are by-products of economic growth unfettered by regulation or rule of law.
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This inter-circuit dialogue is one of the most important by-products of the multi-circuit appellate system.
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Another drawback: Free radicals and triglycerides (a type of fat), form as by-products as your liver processes fructose.
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What did I have to lose by giving up my yogurt, whey protein, cheese and other milk by-products?
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But is that still the case when you take into account some of the common by-products of aging?
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The first time Xu noticed cracks in Mao's project, he rationalized them as the by-products of bold reform.
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Unlike conventional fission reactors, which produce large amounts of radioactive waste, the by-products from nuclear fusion are deemed safe.
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Next up it plans to add personalization options to its range of spoke guards, inspired by products such as NikeID.
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Antofagasta, which is majority-owned by Chile's Luksic family, primarily mines copper with by-products of gold, molybdenum and silver.
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"They used superglue and paint when they vandalised the store, both of which contain animal by-products," Marlow said. Oof.
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Among the many by-products of the trade was Barings Bank, brought down by a rogue trader only in 1995.
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Empathy at some point tends to check our deriving much aesthetic pleasure from works made as by-products of derangement.
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It hangs out down in the follicles, eating oils (whether produced by your skin or added by products) and causing inflammation.
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By products, anti-wrinkle products will continue to be the largest segment, contributing US$ 03 Bn to global revenues in 2016.
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Those animals are not eaten, if they try to pretend that the fur industry products are by-products they are not.
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Edinburgh-based Celtic Renewables is taking the by-products of whisky production and using them to create a next-generation biofuel.
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Using agricultural by products would yield an energy content of roughly 1,000 Mtoe a year, enough to cover global gas consumption.
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VSA's portfolio of assets includes subsidiaries operating in cement, zinc & by-products, orange juice and pulp (103% stake in Fibria S.A.).
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When you sleep your brain removes toxic proteins from its neurons that are by-products of neural activity when you're awake.
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Biomass includes forest wood, timber logging residues, and industry by-products such as wood chips, black liquor and other bio-waste.
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Overall volumes fell 2%, primarily due to weakness in its hydrocarbon and energy unit, which sells by-products of oil refining.
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China had planned to impose consumption taxes on oil by-products such as mixed aromatics, light cycle oil and bitumen blend.
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One of the unintended by-products of the women's movement is the association of the erotic impulse with wanting to hurt somebody.
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All of the faeces from base camp would then be converted into two by-products: fertiliser and methane gas, possibly for cooking.
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"Apple cider vinegar balances out the hair's pH level that may have been compromised by products, color, and hair tools," Antin explains.
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But projects looking at a range of applications for kraft lignin and other by-products, such as hemi-cellulose, have also multiplied.
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Large quantities of it are required to manufacture many of the synthetic chemicals used in them and deal with waste by-products.
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Here, we're just trying to live a normal life, and flip the world's portrayal of us as just by-products of war.
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Since the patties are cooked on the same grills as traditional meat burgers, they may come into contact with meat by-products.
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Phillip Williams, the plaintiff in the case, is a vegan who does not eat or drink anything that uses animal by-products.
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Recommendation Systems Via Hadoop And MapReduce When you log into Amazon, you're greeted by products they think you would be inclined to buy.
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The increase was led by products such as pasta, onions and pasta sauce - which rose 10 percent, 9 percent and 6 percent, respectively.
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The Iranian market is dominated by chemicals and by-products, which make up over 20 percent, followed by monetary intermediation and basic metals.
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With between 50% and 83% accuracy — and, crucially, without actually touching the specimens — they were able to detect by-products of chemical degradation.
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Some global killers, like smallpox and polio, have been totally or nearly eradicated by products made with methods dating back to Louis Pasteur.
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The trouble is that few account fully for the emissions created by products that are consumed within their borders but produced outside them.
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It's about acknowledging that danger and violence faced by women and girls in conflict settings are not just by-products of the crises themselves.
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But there are a few sneaky by-products of the meal that can set you off track (like one too many glasses of alcohol).
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"By using the by-products of other bars or things that would be thrown away, we're not actually bringing in anything new," explains Ramage.
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A vegan customer filed a class-action lawsuit against Burger King over claims that the fast-food chain's Impossible Whopper contains meat by-products.
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Networking has attained buzzword status over the years as professionals strive to create meaningful connections and benefit from its by-products: mentorship or sponsorship.
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I wanted to create a new product with as little additives as possible and show what else you can make from the by-products.
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Items that shoppers found in short supply included Marmite, a spread made from brewing by-products, which is famous for being both loved and loathed.
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Almost 100% of global leather production is made from hides and skins that are by-products; animals are not raised or killed to make leather.
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The study found that when you sleep your brain removes toxic proteins from its neurons that are by-products of neural activity when you're awake.
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South Korea mainly purchases an ultra-light form of crude oil, known as condensate, from Iran, and its data does not give a breakdown by products.
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To better understand its internal structure, we imaged the pyramid using muons, which are by-products of cosmic rays that are only partially absorbed by stone.
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"This economic prosperity has come with devastating social by-products," says Richard Edwards, director of the Center for Great Plains Studies at the University of Nebraska.
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For the proliferation of new technologies aimed at solving problems "which will in turn eventually produce their own unintended by-products and problems", there is teuchnikskreis.
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This used to be obtained from cheaper products such as cloves and wood (today the vast majority of artificial vanilla is derived from petrochemical by-products).
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The setting is not too far divorced from parts of real-life China, in which the by-products of the electronics industry create uninhabitably toxic environments.
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The new contracts will exclude oil by-products from thecompanies' revenue, establish a link between prevailing oil prices and their remuneration, and introduce a royalty element.
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The metal touted for its environmental benefits, particularly in the manufacture of lighter cars and trucks, has a big problem with storing its toxic by-products.
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This is where A.D.M. came in; the plant converts corn into ethanol, and one of the by-products of this process is almost pure CO 2 .
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Led by products like Slack, Workplace by Facebook and Microsoft Teams, a software category that had been languishing for the last several years, suddenly came alive.
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On the one hand, its consumer-facing business is mostly predicated on the idea of convenience, as evidenced by products like the Dash button or Alexa.
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Communication breakdowns are one of the by-products of Mercury's triannual backspins, and May could bring a few agonizing misunderstandings that need to be worked through.
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"Instead of skinning cows, they're growing collagen and cell-based leathers; they're making leather from pineapple, mushrooms, and by-products of the wine industry," says Smith.
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Muscles rely heavily on blood vessels to deliver the necessary nutrients and oxygen around the body, and also to remove by-products such as carbon dioxide.
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They seem to be by-products of a potentially fatal misapprehension of what the art actually is, and what it might be used for in the future.
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It's a reflection of the "passwordless future" Microsoft has touted for years, and backed up by products to move consumers away from memorizing strings of confusing terms.
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Fitbit's future plans clearly extend well beyond simple fitness tracking, as evidenced by products like the Blaze, which leans much more heavily into smartwatch territory than before.
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I think one of the by-products of this global disruption is the appeal of authoritarianism as we talked about earlier in multiple countries in the world.
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John Paul Malawi, Nairobi County environmental officer, said the waste recycling project would be guided by law, including regulations covering any by-products that may be toxic.
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The company has also branched into selling by-products of the nuts, including seedcake from the pressed nut as poultry feed, and organic fertilizer from the shells.
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Royal DSM has a project named "Proteins of the Future," which extracts plant protein from the inedible by-products of rapeseed and canola oil extraction, he said.
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But having a morning-after drink will force your body to metabolize the additional alcohol instead of breaking down the alcohol by-products already in your system.
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The new contracts will exclude oil by-products from the companies' revenue, establish a link between prevailing oil prices and their remuneration, and introduce a royalty element.
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Regional actors have to fully appreciate the negative externalities that accompany instability, such as terrorism and failed states, which are the by-products of these proxy wars.
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The new contracts will exclude oil by-products from the companies' revenues, establish a linkage between prevailing oil prices and their remuneration, and introduce a royalty element.
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There would also be new wealth creation if foreign imports were to be replaced by products and services generated through foreign direct investments in U.S.-based production facilities.
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I've certainly been guilty of that, but as someone who tests gadgets and toys for a living, I've also been pleasantly surprised by products from lesser known brands.
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In 2014, three Californian college students developed Prime, a drinks supplement which could break down the toxic by-products of alcohol and prevent waking up with a hangover.
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Oil companies operating in Iraq currently receive a fee from the government linked to production increases, which include crude and oil by-products such as liquefied petroleum gas.
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Dioxins and dioxin-like PCBs are mainly by-products of industrial activities and can accumulate in the food chain, notably in fatty fish, cheese, eggs and farmed meat.
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I have also seen the by-products of a devastating civil war and burgeoning gang culture — the blight of poverty, the subpar infrastructure,and the highly fortified homes.
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The presence of human by-products in the water, like nicotine and sunscreen, suggests that the contamination came from human faeces, rather than that of the many local yaks.
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Now, one project – based at the Hellisheidi Geothermal Plant – is looking to develop technology to permanently store the by-products of the plant's processes inside volcanic rocks called basalts.
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It can be tricky to find a lipstick that is totally free of these animal by-products, especially when some shades in a particular range are and others aren't.
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Ironically, Fonterra, which counts 90 percent of farmers as shareholder producers, last week reported a 123 percent rise in annual profit, helped by products like mozzarella and ice cream.
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One of the by-products of FIFA , and of Electronic Arts' hugely popular baseball, football, and basketball games, is that they encourage gamers to identify with predominantly nonwhite protagonists.
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But hangovers are more than dehydration, since the nasty side effects are also due to by-products of alcohol like acetaldehyde, lack of sleep, nutrient deficiencies, and other issues.
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Waiting for the next act of terror perpetrated by products of our failed immigration system before finally doing what is necessary to fix it should not be a choice.
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The shift to negative costs results from net credits from by-products such as lead and gold, as well as favorable foreign exchange movements and operational efficiencies and savings.
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Oil producers in Iraq currently receive a fee from the government linked to production increases, which include crude and oil by-products such as liquefied petroleum gas and dry gas.
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The inaugural Global Change Award in 2015 brought in innovative submissions like clothing made of citrus by-products, microbes that digest waste polyester, and an online marketplace for textile leftovers.
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Covestro, which had its market debut in October, said it expected a medium single-digit percentage volume increase at its main products, excluding certain by-products which it sells opportunistically.
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Its next line of products — made out of corn bran, cassava by-products or seaweed — probably won't be edible at all, he said, though they will retain the environmental features.
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Some people studied a drink menu that carefully avoided any beers or spirits made with animal by-products like gelatin and cochineal extract, a coloring agent made from crushed insects.
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There, the by-products from mining have created a lake that's so gray, so drenched in toxic waste, that it's been dubbed "the worst place on earth" by the BBC.
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Mastercard Inc shares fell 1% after announcing Chief Executive Officer Ajay Banga would step down at the start of the next year and be replaced by products head Michael Miebach.
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Mastercard Inc shares fell 1% after announcing Chief Executive Officer Ajay Banga would step down at the start of the next year and be replaced by products head Michael Miebach.
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Siti Aisyah's DNA was not found on the shirt recovered by police, while the VX by-products detected were commonly found in other substances apart from the poison, Gooi said.
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The word has become a permanent entry in Webster's Dictionary, selfie sticks are ubiquitous, and you can't walk into a beauty-supply store without being barraged by products marketed for selfies.
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Oil companies operating in Iraq currently receive a fee from the government linked to production increases, which include crude and oil by-products such as liquefied petroleum gas and dry gas.
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They plan to build infrastructure in Taman port with capacity to handle 12.5 million tonnes of grains and vegoil by-products as well as 3 million tonnes of vegoils, VTB added.
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The by-products of the process are water and biochar, a form of charcoal that can help return carbon dioxide to the ground and help mitigate the effects of carbon emissions.
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Amanda Drury (AD): Unfortunately one of the by-products of what's been happening with North Korea is that we have seen an increase in the tensions between (the) U.S. and China.
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After the automotive and the agricultural sectors, phosphates and its by-products were Morocco's third-largest exporting sector with 51.7 billion dirhams of sales in 2018, according to the foreign exchange regulator.
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The products usually come from a render, or a salvage plant that accepts leftovers and by-products from the livestock industry, then turns them into ingredients for pet food, among other uses.
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A catalytic converter also prevents harmful gases from escaping, reducing toxic by-products like carbon monoxide from the smoke-free briquettes and enabling the dryer to operate with zero planet-warming emissions.
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Gulden said currency effects had slowed growth in sales and profitability in the first quarter although the women's business, helped by products designed by singer Rihanna, had started to show "excellent results".
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Mastercard Inc shares fell 2.2% after the company said Chief Executive Officer Ajay Banga will step down at the start of the next year and be replaced by products head Michael Miebach.
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In anticipation the government has opened a new bottling facility that will increase production capacity to 15,000 tonnes a year, and plans to sell more organic honey and by-products such as beeswax.
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Roughly two-thirds of oil consumption in America is on the roads, and a fair amount of the rest uses up the by-products of refining crude oil to make petrol and diesel.
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Tell them that Elizabeth Warren is the real radical, and they'll ask what you can expect from an administration dominated by products of the same elite institutions that ran the Obama White House.
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The current outbreak of "synthetic cannabinoid-associated coagulopathy" cases, in which people have bled from their ears and eyes after injesting the drugs, is thought to be caused by products laced with rat poison.
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The recent pullback "appeared to stem from investor jitters over the stock market run-up, record equity inflows and rapidly increasing interest rates," exacerbated by products betting against rising U.S. equity volatility, BlackRock said.
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The wearable market has been embodied by products like smart watches that offer limited functionality improvements to the smartphones they are connected to, but are ultimately not giving users a markedly evolved user experience.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Nordic forestry firms racing to replace paper business lost to the internet are trying to transform their pulp mill by-products into glue, biofuel and carbon fiber for aircraft and wind turbines.
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Over the medium term the business expects organic revenue growth to speed up to 4-6 percent, led by products such as automated lab diagnostic gear or software to help physicians interpret medical images.
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"If one does not do chemical reactions under just-right conditions, one can easily create dangerous by-products along with the drug one is trying to produce," von Hippel told me in an email.
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And there's a lot of it around; more than 3 billion tonnes, according to the International Aluminium Institute (IAI), which describes red mud as "one of the largest industrial by-products in modern society".
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The generational consequences of centuries of sugar production by enslaved Africans owned as property will always be tied to the land, its raw materials, by-products, and all beneficiaries through primary and secondary markets.
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Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that damages the small intestine when patients consume gluten, a protein in wheat, barley and rye and in any foods that contain those grains or their by-products.
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The lactate, produced when the mice exercised, was metabolized by the bacteria after which by-products of this chemical process crossed into the circulatory system and resulted in a performance boost, the new research showed.
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And then there's corn — its starchy reputation and processed by-products have given it a bad name, but it's actually more nutritious than many would believe, and its insoluble fiber even fosters good gut bacteria.
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Carrie Preston, associate professor of the Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program at Boston University, told the Washington Post that the idea of men being repelled by products or actions that appear feminine is concerning.
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" As he sees it, Appalachia is an economic and environmental crucible, a place where capitalism's worst impulses are cultivated and unleashed—and, later, where the by-products of those processes can be dumped. "Landfills. Prisons.
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They make a lot of rubber in Thailand, and the rubber trees get chopped down, so they use those by-products of the latex industry and turn them into rubber-wood toys, with non-toxic paints.
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Many of the people who produce the food that ends up on our plates live in poverty and often face health risks due to the toxic agricultural by-products making their way into the water supply.
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That might normally lead to head-scratching, but both are the by-products of central bank easing, and strategists say U.S. long-end yields could keep moving lower even if the Fed does raise interest rates.
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Take, for example, a movie-musical skewering bit near the end of episode two — which scans as a declaration that La La Land and related phenomena are by-products of a corporate-mandated hive mind. Sure!
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The artist Danh Vo is one of the key internationally visible artists who both embodies and creates work that displays the contradictions of colonialism, and its implications and by-products.
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All these actions, potentially fatal to Tesla over the long term, are by-products of a single-minded, irresponsible CEO who views the law and product quality as a trifling interference on the road to profitability.
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Previously, the information technology industry in Japan was driven by products such as digital cameras and smartphones, but it has now reached a plateau, Kazunori Ito, senior equity analyst at Ibbotson Associates Japan, said last month.
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Forever 21 was once praised for winning over the young millennial crowd with its social media strategy; however, Gen Z shoppers may be more swayed by products they see on YouTube and Instagram via influencer content.
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The tentacles that flow from the meat industry—the leather and the pharmaceuticals made from its by-products, the millions of jobs in America, the infrastructure—I don't see that being displaced over even fifty years.
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I've talked to Jim a little bit about some of our things on renewable natural gas where we're working with dairy farmers to take the by-products of dairy farming and captured natural gas for consumption.
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He described the prosecution's evidence against his client as "flimsy and circumstantial" as it relied only on the security footage and traces of VX by-products found on the gray sleeveless shirt she was seen wearing.
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The administration also removed 150 drugs which were considered to be of low clinical value or which could be substituted by products with better therapeutic effects from the list, it said in statements issued alongside the list.
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To give just two examples, Scottish start-up Celtic Renewables has developed technology to turn the by-products of making whisky into a biofuel, while London-based bio-bean is turning waste coffee grounds into advanced biofuels.
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Orveda relies mostly on prebiotics found in marine enzymes, kombucha bio-fermented black tea and other natural products to induce growth of the skin's "good bacteria," which is often wiped out by products that are too harsh.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq will exclude oil by-products from foreign oil companies' revenues in new contracts expected to be awarded in June, an oil ministry official said on Thursday, effectively reducing production fees they receive from the government.
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From town to town, residents are told their water may include cancer-causing arsenic and uranium, organ-damaging disinfectant by-products (DBPs), which also increase the risk of cancer, and nitrates, which cause serious health issues for infants.
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The ones from 2015 showed evidence of microbial metabolism, including molecules like adenosine triphosphate, or ATP, which is used by all cells to store energy, as well as enzymes, fatty acids and the by-products of biochemical processes.
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Much new growth in Europe is likely to come from contracts in handling "difficult" industrial waste, ranging from dismantling retired oil rigs, trains and planes to the storage and processing of asbestos, pharmaceutical by-products or carbon dioxide.
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Adam Geitgey, the developer of the extension, thinks "a lot of internet users don't realize the amount of information that is now routinely extracted from photographs," by products like Facebook and Google Photos, according to his Github page.
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Born into a Democratic family in the Pacific Northwest, he became an environmentalist after going public with stories of being instructed to dump his factory's most dangerous by-products into local wetlands, week after week, always in secret.
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VTB and EFKO plan to build infrastructure in Taman port with capacity to handle 12.5 million tonnes of grains and vegetable oil by-products, as well as 3 million tonnes of vegetable oils, VTB said in a statement.
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And that fruity flavors like peach or cucumber can be more appealing to teens and children is not especially helped by-products like Juul that have managed with their sleek, USB-style devices to make smoking look cool.
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Most links to startups' websites had always come simply as natural by-products of news coverage and publicity efforts and not SEO-type link building, as a March 2016 study by Credo founder John Doherty published on Moz found.
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Yes, good, transdigital optimization is definitely what's next in the acquisition space, is what one venture capitalist would say, as Barnes presented him with graphs quantifying the potential revenue generated by products that hadn't strictly speaking been built yet.
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" – Alexander Hamilton or James Madison , Federalist No. 52 TIME OUT: PAGING BEN CARSON Nature: "Physicists have used the by-products of cosmic rays to reveal a large, previously unidentified chamber inside the 4,500-year-old Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt.
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The question hanging over today's antitrust debates is whether startling deals for consumers—from Gmail to cut-price organic almond butter—are the happy by-products of innovation or the foundations of formidable barriers to competition, which will ultimately harm consumers.
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I was about to call it sleaziest record on this list but that'd be doing the following track a massive disservice... Louie Austen was one of the stranger by-products of the electroclash phenomenon, which, let's be honest, is saying something.
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A new generation of energy-efficient pulp mills are allowing the likes of Stora Enso, UPM-Kymmene, Metsa Group, SCA and Holmen to look for more profitable uses for by-products they have traditionally mostly burned to help power the mills.
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With a larger number of thorough reports, it is easier and more reliable to determine whether a side effect—like a seizure—is caused by products like e-cigarettes or components of these products, like individual batches of vape pods.
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The lawsuit says Burger King has no disclosures on its menu that would notify a consumer prior to the purchase of the Impossible Whopper that it was cooked in a manner that would result in meat by-products on the burger.
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Petroleum exports until recently were dominated by products like gasoline and diesel, but that has changed since the U.S. shale revolution that has sped up drilling and extraction of oil, helping boost overall U.S. production to a record 11.7 million bpd.
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The market is dominated by products for gamers, who play content that's mixed for surround sound, and who want to hear the crunch of opponents in the bushes behind them as it's a matter of life and death (in a game at least).
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Where technology and economics collide Apple's internal corporate structure is unusual for a large company because it's built almost entirely around functional groups defined by expertise (design, software engineering, hardware engineering, hardware technology) rather than divisions structured by products (iPhone and iPads, Macs, peripherals).
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Chief Executive Officer Haris Fadzilah Hassan said in a press conference on Wednesday evening the company is looking at new ventures like planting durian and focusing on the existing production of animal feed and renewable energy from the by-products of producing palm oil.
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Johnson refused to back down, citing a regulation on animal by-products which he said lay behind a ban on recycling teabags imposed by local authorities in the Welsh city of Cardiff, due to the risk that they may have come into contact with milk.
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And that same "manipulated" driver on her way home might walk into a supermarket to be greeted by products designed to get her attention at attractive price points, or perhaps book a vacation using an airline's rewards program, all similar strategies seen as good business.
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Von D has always been adamant about branding her cosmetics as vegan and plans on making that happen ASAP, but it's a long process that involves eliminating all animal by-products — and boy, you'd be surprised at how much of those there are in your makeup bag.
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The San Mateo-based company has built a tethered augmented reality device, the "Meta 2," which boasts a much wider field-of-view (FoV) than competitors, though its optics rely on far-less complex (and less expensive) technologies than the displays used by products like Microsoft's HoloLens.
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I always invite people to come and look for themselves — while we've been defined by products like the jade egg, which many women love and swear by for pelvic floor strength, we have one of the most rigorous portals in the industry for ingestible wellness products.
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CURITIBA, Brazil (Reuters) - When government health inspector Daniel Gouveia Teixeira confronted a Brazilian processed meat plant with what he says was evidence of excess use of marrow, bone and other slaughterhouse by-products in food for human consumption, he was suddenly removed as the plant's inspector.
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"Investors are better served by products traded on a regulated securities market and protected by robust securities laws and we will continue to work with the SEC and ETF issuers to construct a fully regulated product," said Chris Concannon, chief operating officer of CBOE Global Markets.
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"Using iconic movie monsters (who were often the by-products of corporate greed and human egotism manipulating nature to spawn our own annihilation) [we] present the consequences of pollution, climate change, genetic engineering, for profit destruction of animal habitats, and species' extinctions," Laura Dumm tells The Creators Project.
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Focusing on facial biometrics, the technology employed by products and companies using facial recognition, Mayer placed billboards across Los Angeles and New York displaying large images of her own visage with her specific facial measurements mapped out, accompanied by almost poetic texts discussing the ramifications of her facial biometrics.
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Why it matters: The project at Stanford (where a computer did in 2 weeks what would have taken a human 15 years) shows that computer vision is getting smart enough, with some human training, to begin mining massive visual sets of data created by products like Google Street View.
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Top state refiner Sinopec overhauled its fuel buying policy by centralizing all purchases at its Beijing headquarters and China plans to slap consumption taxes on refinery by-products such as light cycle oil, sold as diesel, and mixed aromatics, which are added to gasoline to improve fuel quality.
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Frantz offers a few suggestions for how to go about this, in no particular order, include thermite, which is always fun (and stupid-dangerous) to use: HammerIncineration (be careful of toxic by-products)Industrial shreddingDrill/drill pressAcidElectrolysisMicrowavesThermiteAll of these methods require the use of proper safety gear and some requiring training.
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When energetic obstructions occur there's a trickle-down effect that impedes blood flow and thereby nutrient and oxygen delivery and the removal of metabolic wastes and by-products of day-to-day metabolism and disease processes … Generally, when the body's fluids are moving well there is improved organ-system function and fewer clinical signs of illness.
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At the time, nearly three quarters of the company's revenue was generated by products sold at a discount of 50 percent or more, and Johnson promised to get rid of the "fake prices" that made shoppers think they were getting a deal, when really items were marked down almost the minute they hit the sales floor.
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In April, U.S. Senators Joe Manchin, Shelley Moore Capito and Lisa Murkowski introduced the Rare Earth Element Advanced Coal Technologies Act, which would allocate $23 million a year to the Department of Energy and its National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) through 2027 to help develop technologies that could extract rare earth elements from coal and coal by-products in U.S. mines.
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While I tend to be a bit hesitant when it comes to crowdfunded hardware (having been burned too many times by products that either never arrived or did arrive only to be total garbage), Flux has been down this road before; in addition to Delta, it also crowdfunded and shipped Beambox (a slightly bigger, pricier, but more powerful laser cutter) just a few months back.
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"Unexpected side effects, illness, injury or death related to allergens, food-borne illnesses or other food safety incidents (including food tampering or contamination) caused by products we sell, or involving suppliers that supply us with ingredients and other products, could result in the discontinuance of sales of these products or our relationships with such suppliers, or otherwise result in increased operating costs or harm to our reputation," The company said in its filing.
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Among the proposals contained in the report are: • Ending the hunting ban • Allowing regular but limited elephant culling • Establishing elephant meat canning, including production of pet food and processing into other by-products • Developing a legal framework to enable the safari hunting industry to expand • Managing the elephant population within its historic range • Erecting human-wildlife conflict fences in key hotspots • Demarcating game ranches to serve as buffers between communal and wildlife areas.
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So, really there is no trade imbalance, once you account for all of the dollar outflows and all of the dollar inflows that the balance of payments as the Bureau of Economic Analysis calculates it is always really zero once you account for all the capital ... LEVIN: But if we play along with the equation, I ask myself, okay, we&aposre $600 billion, $800 billion and the numbers pop around here and there, $20183 billion with this country, whatever it is, and they never break it down by products.
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