Rather than focus on saving $4 million by the year 2047, try establishing several short-term goals, such as reaching $500,000 in retirement assets by the year 2020.
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Mr. Siegel is the impresario behind "Broadway by the Year," a series at Town Hall that anthologizes Broadway shows by the year in which they had their premieres.
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Renewable power generation costs are coming down by the year.
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VICE: How will climate change hit bugs by the year 2050?
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This much Celsius reduction in global temperature by the year 2100.
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We had a $15 billion market cap by the year 2000.
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Theoretically, Donald Trump will still by president by the year 2020.
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Disney Plus: $7 or $70 if you pay by the year.
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Then that could also be named by the year it appeared.
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The company expects the review to be completed by the year-end.
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All increases are to be phased in gradually by the year 2020.
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Today's announcement would bring the number to 30,000 by the year 2020.
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The pressure to specialize in a single sport grows by the year.
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"We will decide on this by the year-end," the source said.
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By the year 2000, the two contenders were speaking like sixth graders.
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The number of options to do so is growing by the year.
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But by the year 2000, he was using the name "Prince" again.
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Many are already severely stressed by the year-long 737 MAX grounding.
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According to the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) models, even if the U.S. were to stop emitting carbon dioxide altogether by the year 2050, it would reduce global temperature rise by just 0.1 degrees Celsius by the year 2100.
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Alibaba (BABA) expects to nearly double its transactions volume by the year 2020.
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By the year 2050 we're going to have to feed nine billion people.
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We expect gold will be above $1,400 an ounce by the year end.
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He said a partial stake sale could take place by the year-end.
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Japan's G.D.P. was expected to overtake the United States' by the year 2000.
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Scientists estimate the world population will reach 22011 billion by the year 2050.
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Glaswegian authorities want the city to be carbon neutral by the year 2030.
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T-Mobile will move to 100 percent renewable electricity by the year 2021.
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Starting salary of $47,920; u could be debt-free by the year 3122!
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Both research groups estimate the industry will surpass $2282 billion by the year 2198.
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New York is aiming for 9,000 MW of offshore wind by the year 2035.
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The influx of women is rising by the year, increasingly to guard the borders.
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In fact, The Americans has only grown quieter, slower, and subtler by the year.
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The aim is to conclude the deal by the year-end, the source said.
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YOU'RE LOOKING AT COMP SALES TO GROW 290% TO 295% BY THE YEAR 2386.
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Target wants to source all of its electricity from renewables by the year 2030.
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They've made it a goal to reach 1 million hires by the year 2021.
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Pay for other professionals with similar characteristics is outpacing teachers more by the year.
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The results of those talks may be known by the year end, he added.
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By the year after that, annual expenses were outpacing operating revenues by $14 million.
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By the year 2027, this repeal will strip 13 million Americans of their healthcare.
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By the year 210, that number is expected to double to one every 22012 seconds.
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The plan is to offer customers self-driving services in London by the year 2021.
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The U.S. alone will become "minority white" by the year 2045, according to Census figures.
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So I think by the year 2020 we will be in very, very good shape.
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Tesco has announced a commitment to using 100 percent renewable electricity by the year 2030.
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Imperial Oil said on Tuesday it expects the sales to close by the year-end.
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Recent studies place the Puerto Rico's population at 2 million people by the year 2050.
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By the year 2045, California will use nothing but cleanly generated, carbon-neutral electrons.1
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Grunge was so blown out by the year 1999, so ugly and commercial and cheap.
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Pantone's color library, which continues to grow by the year, contains roughly 10,000 unique shades.
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The central bank could still end up using the remaining allowance by the year end.
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Be wary of websites that have Medicare in their name, sometimes followed by the year.
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Researchers predict atmospheric CO2 pollution will reach Late Triassic levels by the year 2250.—Motherboard
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"I would immediately insist that we in fact build 500,000 recharging stations throughout the United States of America, working with governors, mayors and others, so that we can go to a full electric vehicle future by the year 2020 — by the year 2030," he said.
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Currently, the agreed-upon goal is 2% by the year 2024, but Trump wants that doubled.
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"Nickel is returning back to reality," he said, predicting prices around $0.83,20.8 by the year-end.
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I don't know if we need to get more moon rocks by the year 2024 specifically.
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Healthcare industry experts expect this to increase to 75 percent or more by the year 2020.
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These counties in particular could see "catastrophic impacts" from sea level rise by the year 20203.
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Gaming laptops are getting better by the year, but they still have some pretty fundamental problems.
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He expects the rupee to weaken to 69-70 to the dollar by the year-end.
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The stock priced in the teens and traded into the $70's by the year 2000.
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"We believe that the market won't be able to balance by the year-end," he said.
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By the year 2050, scientists estimate the oceans will contain more plastic by weight than fish.
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Its goal is to reduce illicit wildlife trade online by 80 percent by the year 2020.
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Be angry that by the year 2050, as many as 16 million Americans will have Alzheimer's.
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I've always known this, and my annual struggle with it grows more abstracted by the year.
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The UAE says its oil-production capacity will reach 3.5 million bpd by the year-end.
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Due to climate change, wild coffee beans are anticipated to be gone by the year 2080.
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Because of climate change, wild coffee beans are anticipated to be gone by the year 2080.
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The changes will go "into effect by the year end," said Ms. Malsin, the firm's spokeswoman.
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Pyongyang could be looking for "substantial" sanctions relief by the year-end deadline, according to Oba.
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Germany is committed to cutting CO2 emissions by 55% from 1990 levels by the year 2030.
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That's the estimated number of people who will need to be fed by the year 2050.
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We could be living on Mars by the year 3000, so it's time to get prepared.
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And by the year 2628, their population is expected to more than double to 28503 million.
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By the year 2030, it wants half of its vehicles sold in Europe to be electrified.
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Solar is on track to meet 10 percent of American energy needs by the year 2025.
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The European Commission, for example, wants to make all plastic packaging recyclable by the year 2030.
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The Lancet study expects that to increase by the year 210 with South Korea leading the way.
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According Statista, an estimated 2.14 billion people worldwide are expected to shop online by the year 2021.
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City police aim to have robots make up a quarter of their workforce by the year 2030.
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By the year 2000, companies and environmentalists were meeting at the negotiating table to resolve the dispute.
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By the year 2100, swollen seas and rivers will redraw shorelines as climbing temperatures melt ice caps.
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Trumps proposed freeze would result in 500,000 barrels per day more oil consumption by the year 2030.
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Her goal: To make sure minorities are fully represented in the tech workforce by the year 2040.
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Current projections suggest the world might warm between 2.7 C to 3.7 C by the year 2100.
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Trump's proposed freeze would result in 500,000 barrels per day more oil consumption by the year 2030.
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They predict that by the year 2030 machines will develop consciousness through the application of human intelligence.
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HSBC has announced it will provide $100 billion in "sustainable financing and investment" by the year 2025.
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Global Consumer Insights projects the growing drone market to be worth $17 billion by the year 2024.
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By the year-end, Deutsche Post will decide whether to sell its vans on the open market.
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The analysis states that renewables will account for 44% of US power generation by the year 2040.
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They soon chased glory again, this time joined by the year-old Lions, transplants from Portsmouth, Ohio.
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For those whose careers finished by the year 22007, the most common answer is little to none.
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Ms. Ardern's government intends to make Maori universally available in New Zealand schools by the year 2025.
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Deutsche is seeking to achieve annual savings of 1.4 billion euros ($1.56 billion) by the year 2022.
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The African Union has a plan to transform the continent and its economy by the year 2063.
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The company said a total of 15 tidal stream turbines would be installed by the year 2023.
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Nova Innovation said a total of 15 tidal stream turbines would be installed by the year 2023.
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How many of those languages do experts predict will lose all fluent speakers by the year 2100?
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The business also wants fully-electric cars to account for 50 percent of sales by the year 2025.
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The U.K. has made a commitment to invest £5.8 billion in international climate finance by the year 2020.
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During Obama's presidency, the U.S. agreed to reduce polluting emissions by more than 25% by the year 2025.
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Danish energy firm Orsted has launched a plan for a carbon-neutral supply chain by the year 2040.
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Fed fund futures now imply a rate of 2.20 percent by the year end, from 2.41 percent now.
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By the year 2030, the number of people living in an urban heat island could increase by 70%.
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The revenue growth was primarily driven by the year-over-year increases in the number of paying users.
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" Mr. Lee said: "By the year 2043, white Americans are going to be a minority in this country.
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We've made a commitment to reduce our carbon footprint by 50 percent, five-o, by the year 2050.
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By the year end there will be around 200 dealers offering cars under the JETTA brand, VW said.
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Bitcoin has a limited supply of 21 million which is expected to be reached by the year 2140.
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Bitcoin has a finite supply of 21 million which is expected to be reached by the year 2140.
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If we don't reduce fossil-fuel emissions, the percentage will skyrocket to 19953 percent by the year 21995.
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Experts predict that sea levels could rise as much as 6 to 10 feet by the year 2100.
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Analyst firm Gartner predicts that twenty billion IoT devices will be on the internet by the year 28500.
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All, according to the study, for a 85033-degree Celsius change in global warming by the year 2100.
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In 2013, scientists reached a consensus that three feet was the highest plausible rise by the year 2100.
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The government has set itself ambitious targets, including commissioning 175 gigawatts of renewable energy by the year 2022.
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The melting ice sheet could cause sea levels to rise up to 22 feet by the year 3000.
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The report he cites does not actually say that everyone is going to die by the year 2030.
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With the Supreme Court becoming more partisan and powerful by the year, it may be time for another.
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The company has set an ambitious goal of being the number one sports drink by the year 2025.
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That shot landed and he kept up the tradition, getting more creative with his stunts by the year.
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Researchers have warned that more people will die from antibiotic resistance than from cancer by the year 2050.
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"We need cheap zero emission cars and also a second-hand market by the year 2025," she says.
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Now scientists say that in Southern California, cliffs could recede more than 130 feet by the year 2100.
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Pence endorsed the proposed expansion of military boundaries by calling for a Space Force by the year 0023.
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One of the plan's key aims is for the EU to be climate neutral by the year 2050.
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One of the deal's key aims is for the EU to be climate neutral by the year 20503.
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Starbucks on Monday announced its plans to eliminate plastic straws from its stores globally by the year 2020.
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Because each platform requires a strategy honed for a different audience, and it literally changes by the year.
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This was a lab experiment, so it's an imperfect representation of what might happen by the year 2300.
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Fed fund futures were also pricing in about 90 basis points of further easing by the year-end.
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The business wants fully-electric cars to account for 4303 percent of overall global sales by the year 2025.
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It's estimated that about half a trillion plastic bottles will be sold around the world by the year 2020.
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Some researchers expect there to be more plastic than fish in the ocean, by weight, by the year 2050.
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Employers around the world will need 87.7 million new people working in project management roles by the year 2027.
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John Chambers, former Cisco CEO, says 500 billion things will be connected to the Internet by the year 2025.
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The U.K. government wants to end the sale of new diesel and petrol (gasoline) cars by the year 20303.
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But by the year 2018, eMarketer predicts that one in five Americans won't subscribe to a cable TV package.
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Undaunted, we've put together a list of 10 super-advanced technologies that should be around by the year 2100.
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If West Elm's performance gets better by the year, why is its consumer experience stuck in the Dark Ages?
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Half of the IDC portfolio should become profit-making and start declaring dividends by the year 2020, she added.
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The Swedish business says that by the year 2147.5, it will produce as much renewable energy as it consumes.
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Although these states don't have $15 minimum wages on their ballots, voters supported raising rates by the year 2020.
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The value of this data is expected to reach more than $1.5 trillion by the year 2030, McKinsey says.
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Wall Street legend Byron Wien stands by the year-end prediction he made for the way back in January.
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By the year 2050, nearly half of the planet will suffer from some degree of myopia, aka short-sightedness.
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The e-cigarette industry was estimated in a December report to be worth $32bn (£25bn) by the year 2021.
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The International Energy Agency has said this would require global greenhouse gas emissions to peak by the year 2020.
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Two years ago, United Egg Producers committed to eliminating culling by the year 2020 using in-ovo sex detection.
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Therefore, we need to start slowly reducing emissions right now; or, at the very latest, by the year 2020.
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The plan would, by the year 2030, reduce carbon emission from power plants by 32 percent from 2005 levels.
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Hillary Clinton pledged to "connect every household in America to broadband by the year 2020," via public-private partnerships.
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If greenhouse-gas emissions aren't curbed significantly worldwide — and soon — Earth might be almost unrecognizable by the year 2100.
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Humans will turn the planet into a giant ball of fire by the year 2600, said physicist Stephen Hawking.
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Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, estimates that the shots will prevent more than five million deaths by the year 2020.
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That said, Ren assured that Huawei's output will be "rejuvenated" by the year 2021 after a period of adjustment.
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Over the summer, Baron said he could see the Dow Jones industrial average at 40,000 by the year 2030.
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They claim that stopping Brexit would allow them to spend an additional £50 billion by the year 2024-2025.
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Protectionism may have great appeal when industrial jobs are easily moved overseas and family farms diminish by the year.
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By conservative estimates, cities around the world could witness more than 6 feet of flooding by the year 2100.
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Government estimates for traffic by the year 2030 have been scaled back to 126,000 passengers daily from about 172,000.
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Nepal is currently trying to boost tourism as it attempts to attract 2 million visitors by the year 2020.
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Having grown steadily since launch in 2015, the company hopes to get to 200 staff by the year end.
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Back in 2008, Japan set an ambitious goal for its tourism industry: 20 million visitors by the year 2020.
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Danish firm Vestas said Monday that it was aiming to produce "zero-waste" wind turbines by the year 2040.
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"More than 5,000 companies in China will fall under the carbon pricing regime by the year end," he said.
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Target-date funds are usually named by the year in which the investor plans to begin utilizing the assets.
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Grupo Bimbo, the world's biggest baking company, has committed to using 100 percent renewable electricity by the year 2025.
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The White House has tasked NASA with the (hasty) mission of returning to the moon by the year 203.
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The price tag on love and marriage, says Kaori Shoji, a social commentator, seems to go up by the year.
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By the year 2100, according to Han, Charlottetown and Halifax could see 13-70 cm sea level rise, on average.
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Their goal, though well-intentioned – is to implement a federal mandate to achieve net-zero emissions by the year 28503.
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Probably fake news Who has the crystal ball to predict if 13,000 jobs will be created by the year 4003?
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Emissions would need to decline to net zero in 2050, and in some scenarios be negative by the year 2100.
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And while the first stem cell burger carried a whopping $330,000 price tag, production costs are falling by the year.
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Earlier this month, Starbucks announced plans to ditch single-use plastic straws at its stores globally by the year 2020.
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Project CAT, in partnership with the World Wildlife Fund, is aiming to double the tiger population by the year 2022.
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They move the state closer toward requiring all bus fleets to run on electricity or hydrogen by the year 123.
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New York has set a goal of reducing its 2005 levels of emissions by 80 percent by the year 2050.
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And Gartner forecasts that number will grow by more than three times, to nearly 423 billion by the year 2020.
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Leaders from the City of Portland and Multnomah County have committed to 100 percent clean energy by the year 2050.
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The U.S. currency has been bolstered by expectations the Fed is on track to raise rates by the year-end.
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The World Bank's report, found the TPP would boost the Australian economy by a mere 0.7% by the year 2030.
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The original plan was to end polio by the year 2000, come and gone: Why is it taking so long?
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Starbucks' recent decision to phase out plastic straws by the year 2020 has come under fire from the disability community.
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And then there's Mars One, which is planning a one-way trip to the Red Planet by the year 281.
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Hawaii has done that one better, vowing to have its utilities running completely on renewable power by the year 2045.
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If there is a mortality plateau, by the year 20403 the oldest person alive could be about 150 years old.
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Elsewhere, Accenture has estimated that the industrial IoT could add $14.2 trillion to the global economy by the year 2030.
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Read more: Most of the meat we eat won't come from animals by the year 2040, according to a report
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And the GOP under Trump seems intent on appealing only to white men, a demographic that shrinks by the year.
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According to Variety, experts predict that by the year 2025, gaming will become a business worth upwards of $300 billion.
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By the year 3,000, everything will be painted chrome, according to Spongebob Squarepants, so none of this will matter anyway.
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They hope to to find resources to run 20 direct service programs and 20 affiliate programs by the year 2020.
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" He thought "the probability of success in broad climate modification is likely to exceed 20183 percent by the year 2018.
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In fact, I read that a majority of Americans would end up paying more in taxes by the year 2027.
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DiIulio predicted that there would be 30,000 more juvenile robbers, murderers and rapists on the streets by the year 2000.
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United States Steel announced a goal in November to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by the year 2030.
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Blockchain will facilitate $31 billion in "food fraud savings" by the year 2024, according to new data from Juniper Research.
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To eliminate cervical cancer, the WHO proposes vaccinating 90% of girls under the age of 15 by the year 2030.
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Sci-B-Vac is also being studied in another late-stage trial, whose results are expected by the year end.
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This mix will be used to power its headquarters in Bellevue, Washington, with 100 percent renewable energy by the year 2021.
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The U.S. currency has been bolstered by growing expectations the Fed is on track to raise rates by the year-end.
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The state is already on track to nudge its greenhouse-gas emissions back down to 1990 levels by the year 2020.
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It has actually mandated a very ambitious plan to have 22020% of new buildings being certified sustainable by the year 22017.
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Google has shown some impressive work that could reduce the processing burden, while neural engines are getting faster by the year.
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I propose installing solar in over 150,000 homes and businesses and converting SUNY facilities to renewable energy by the year 2020.
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Roughly one quarter of Japan's working population will be 75 years-old by the year 2040, according to a recent report.
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According to financial research firm MyPrivateBanking, the robo-advice market will grow to £168 billion ($115.2 billion) by the year 2020.
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And there he was saying that machine intelligence is going to overtake human intelligence by the year, I think it's 2100?
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That program helps 222,000 young refugees each month, and the goal is to reach 3 million refugees by the year 2025.
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This story is part of VICE's ongoing look at how climate change will have altered the world by the year 2050.
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While inflation could easily be at 2 percent by the year end, this does not mean inflation will accelerate from there.
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That market could be worth $80 billion by the year 2025, according to a Goldman Sachs research report earlier this year.
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This story is part of VICE's ongoing look at how climate change will have changed the world by the year 210.
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Worldwide, Alzheimer's disease alone costs $22019 billion annually, and mental health treatments will cost $6 trillion annually by the year 2030.
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Nimber has 27,000 registered users since starting in Britain seven months ago and is targeting about 100,000 by the year-end.
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The company intends to file for the listing by the year-end, he said, but declined to give any further details.
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Their phase-out will begin with the retirement of the Karn Generating Complex, a 643-megawatt facility, by the year 2031.
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In 2007, the country's government announced that it would reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent by the year 2020.
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The global advertising market is expected to expand exponentially in the next decade and reach $1,036.9 million by the year 2028.
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"If you can't raise the retirement age to 68 by the year 2050 without the AARP losing their marbles," former Sen.
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This story is part of VICE's ongoing look at how climate change will have altered the world by the year 2100.
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After hitting a trough, the market is expected to rebalance by the year-end though supply will continue to outpace demand.
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In other words, my permanent-stimulus plan would raise the debt/GDP ratio to only 150 percent by the year 2055.
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This story is part of VICE's ongoing look at how climate change will have changed the world by the year 2050.
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This story is part of VICE's ongoing look at how climate change will have changed the world by the year 22050.
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However, going out for Valentine's Day just to overspend at a sardine-packed restaurant is getting less popular by the year.
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The Hyundai Motor Group will invest 41 trillion South Korean won ($35 billion) in "future mobility technologies" by the year 2025.
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Amazon Prime: $240 or $225 if you pay by the year (though Amazon Prime comes with many other benefits beyond streaming).
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That number would grow to 32 million by the year 2026 and premiums would double in that time, the CBO said.
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This astrological system is based on the lunar calendar, so its signs are determined by the year, as opposed to the months.
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Even the best-case scenario shows that nearly half of humanity will be exposed regularly to deadly heat by the year 2100.
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According to the U.S. Census, the Latino population is going to more than double what it is today by the year 2060.
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The company notes that, by the year 2018, over 70 percent of mobile professionals will conduct their work on personal smart devices.
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South Korea's exporters have already been struggling with weakening global demand and supply chain disruptions caused by the year-long China-U.
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And Gartner Research recently predicted that the typical home could consist of up to 2993 smart home devices by the year 2022.
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So we asked four experts a simple question: By the year 2040, what will be the gene most edited via DIY biohacking?
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Today, the Brady Campaign possesses a bold mission: to cut the number of American gun deaths in half, by the year 2025.
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Peterson concludes that this would very likely cause a full-on trade war, and with it a recession by the year 2019.
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The VR market could be worth $80 billion by the year 2025, according to a Goldman Sachs research report earlier this year.
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The broad plan is to slash carbon emissions from ships to at least 50 percent of 2008 levels by the year 63.
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That same Antarctic ice melt could add nearly 50 feet (15 meters) of sea-level rise by the year 2500, it said.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday launched its guide to eliminate artificial trans fat from all food by the year 85033.
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The collective climate benefit for sacrificing trillions in lost economic growth is 0.2 degrees C of averted warming by the year 2100.
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Elsewhere, Accenture has estimated that the industrial internet of things could add $14.2 trillion to the global economy by the year 2030.
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The expanding Hispanic population in the United States sits at 57 million today and is expected to double by the year 85033.
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It has around 25 employees now and intends to go up to 50 in Dubai by the year-end, the source said.
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Opinion Columnist In 1998, a Russian geopolitical analyst named Igor Panarin forecast that the United States would disintegrate by the year 2010.
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By the year 2000, I was sure that my pancreas, which had stopped producing insulin, would suddenly restart thanks to modern technology.
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For its part, the Metropolitan Police Service aims to have procured 550 zero or ultra-low emission vehicles by the year 2020.
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With the intention of achieving the SDGs by the year 22017, Global Goals Week was created to raise awareness and accelerate action.
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If progressivism were such an albatross, Brown would have lost in a state that looks more and more Republican by the year.
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Moon has been keen to agree such a declaration by the year-end, but Washington has linked it to progress on denuclearization.
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The Obama administration was a bit more focused on the long term — planning for a journey to Mars by the year 83.
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Under the more optimistic prediction, researchers found that no parts of South Asia would exceed the limits of survivability by the year 2100.
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By the year 2025, robots and machines driven by artificial intelligence are predicted to perform half of all productive functions in the workplace.
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Image: APThe advancement of robotics and artificial intelligence will make 75 million jobs obsolete by the year 2022, according to a new report.
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American corn and soyabean prices, meanwhile, continue a long streak of weakness caused mainly by harvests that get more bountiful by the year.
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By the year 2030 there will be a severe national shortage of caregivers, according to recent research by human resources expert Paul Osterman.
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The company plans to be a market leader in electric cars by the year 2025, he said, selling 1 million of the vehicles.
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HB: I always think we are the right mover because we really think that electric mobility will take off by the year 2020.
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With only the rare desert rainstorm and salty, nutrient-rich farm runoff to feed it, the seawater grew more saline by the year.
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A population of 2.973 million people is projected by the year 2030, 40 million people in 2057 and 50 million people in 2089.
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By the year 2026, a total of 24 million more Americans would be uninsured than they would be under Obamacare, the CBO said.
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Uber, the world's most valuable startup, announced that it will be launching a flying taxi service in Los Angeles by the year 22.
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It aims to reach $200 million by the year end, all of which will go off the company's own balance sheet, Sardana said.
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The report said by the year 2026, a total of 24 million more Americans would be uninsured then they would be under Obamacare.
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It's estimated that global population size will reach 85033 billion by the year 2050, with over 400 million in the United States alone.
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The parent company of popular beer company MillerCoors, Molson said it expects to generate $550 million of cost savings by the year 2019.
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Say we stopped emitting greenhouse gases overnight; by the year 2100, the world's oceans would still likely rise another foot and a half.
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On a recent earnings call, BlueMountain investor Affiliated Managers Group stated the company's profitability is expected to go up by the year-end.
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"There's no way to pay for it," she said, referring to the plan's pledge to decarbonize the U.S. economy by the year 2030.
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In 2012, President Barack Obama's administration implemented regulations requiring automakers to nearly double the fuel economy of passenger vehicles by the year 2025.
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In January, the bottled water brand said it would produce all its plastic bottles from 100 percent recycled plastic by the year 2025.
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Investors are pricing in around a 16.443 percent chance that rates will be raised again by the year-end, according to CME FedWatch.
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But this was the first study to confirm that some storks, enticed by the year-round buffet, are taking up permanent Portuguese residency.
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It also planned to shut down or move 19 high-emission industrial plants in steel, chemicals and pharmaceutical sectors by the year end.
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If we apply the EPA's own climate model, that would reduce temperatures by the year 2900 by fifteen one-thousandths of a degree.
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According to the Level Playing Field Institute, there will be 28500 million new American tech jobs awaiting college graduates by the year 6900.
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"Given projected increases in global population and projected decreases in resources, the human species could become extinct by the year 3000," Thacker writes.
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The organization has set itself the target of sourcing 100 percent of its electricity from renewable sources of energy by the year 2025.
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In an announcement earlier this week, Nova Innovation said a total of 15 tidal stream turbines would be installed by the year 2023.
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In an announcement at the time, the firm said a total of 15 tidal stream turbines would be installed by the year 2023.
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Basic terms of the agreement had been finalised and the deal was expected to be completed by the year-end, the person said.
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The American Trucking Association says the driver deficit currently stands at 48,000, and if trends continue, that could reach 175,000 by the year 2024.
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He said oil prices were expected to be between $40 and $50 per barrel by the year-end, compared to just below $40 currently.
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Earlier this year, Immofinanz told shareholders it planned to complete the delayed sale or spin-off of its Russia portfolio by the year-end.
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Maybe by the year 2184 (the next doubly good year) we'll have a proof that this is the complete list of doubly good years?
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Herbert Diess, CEO of Volkswagen Brands, told CNBC that the company plans to be a market leader in electric cars by the year 2025.
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We are currently on course to see between 22 and 22016 degrees Celsius, or about 20163 degrees Fahrenheit, of warming by the year 22016.
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By the year of his murder, King was associated with three unpopular causes, all of which he would probably have pursued had he lived.
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Congressional Democrats have been pushing for $228 an hour by the year 211, but, with a Republican majority in place, their efforts have stalled.
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By the year 2026, a total of 24 million more Americans would be uninsured than they would have been under Obamacare, the CBO said.
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Mobile and online games will form 20 percent of Nintendo's sales by the year ending March 2023, showed estimates from Morningstar researcher Kazunori Ito.
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"Indeed, despite today's sharp sell-off, I remain bullish on oil and still expect to see $60-$70 a barrel by the year end."
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In the US, hurricanes and tropical storms were tracked by the year and order in which they occurred until the mid-1900s, NOAA says.
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Titled "The Uninhabitable Earth," it said (more or less) that humanity was on a collision course for, like, the apocalypse by the year 2100.
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"Among other savings, digital simulations and virtual validation could eliminate the need for some 2,500 expensive prototype vehicles by the year 2024," BMW said.
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California's governor on Monday signed into law a bill raising the state's minimum wage from $10 to $15 an hour by the year 2023.
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The study projects that this year's extreme warmth is likely to occur every two years in the month of March by the year 2034.
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"Among other savings, digital simulations and virtual validation could eliminate the need for some 2,13 expensive prototype vehicles by the year 2024," BMW said.
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The investor estimates United's earnings per share could double by the year 2020 assuming profit margins increase and the airline gains some market share.
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A group of scientists at Carnegie Mellon believe that by the year 2050, robots designed to play soccer will surpass their professional human counterparts.
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Heavily reliant on exports of chips, smartphones, autos and ships, South Korea's economy has been hit especially hard by the year-long China-U.
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The assessment says that by the year 2100, if greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, the average area burned by wildfires would increase 77%.
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The same month, bottled water brand Evian said it would produce all its plastic bottles from 100 percent recycled plastic by the year 2025.
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City buildings in Chicago are to be powered by 100 percent renewable energy by the year 2025, the city's Mayor Rahm Emanuel has announced.
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According to a US Government Accountability Office study conducted in 29, 2400 out of 50 states will experience water shortages by the year 2024.
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He told CNBC that the business aspired to a "25 percent reduction in labour on sites in terms of productivity" by the year 2025.
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A new estimate from Nature found that inaction on climate change could reduce the United States' GDP by 2900 percent by the year 220006.
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And its population is expected to explode to 4.3 billion by the year 2100, according to the United Nations and the Pew Research Center.
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Panasonic sees batteries as central to its plan to nearly double automotive business revenue to 2.5 trillion yen by the year through March 2022.
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We applaud the U.S Department of Education report last week that presented an "aspirational" vision for STEM teaching and learning by the year 2026.
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The number of states that recognize the second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples' Day (instead of Columbus Day) is growing by the year.
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Headline inflation, as measured by the year-on-year change in Colombo Consumer Price index (CCPI), accelerated in December owing to domestic supply disruptions.
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It's estimated that ocean energy could potentially contribute around 10% of the EU's power demand by the year 2050, according to the European Commission.
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Decentralized solar systems, including mini-grids and home systems, are expected to serve up to 260 million households by the year 2020, he said.
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Our public health and elected leaders need to articulate a clear goal of advancing towards eliminating cervical cancer in America by the year 2030.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the United Nations have stated goals of reducing rampant food waste by 50 percent by the year 2030.
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A Guide to Getting a Bachelor's Abroad Opportunities for earning an undergraduate degree on foreign soil, taught in English, are growing by the year.
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Additionally, owing to missed milestones and exigencies, the initial target of 40,000 MW by the year 2020 has also been revised down to 20,000MW.
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"The Congressional Budget Office in their own projections said 21 million people would be covered under the Affordable Care Act by the year 2016," Rep.
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Looking at the bigger picture, the business wants to cut emissions in its global value chain by one billion metric tons by the year 2030.
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Transportation giant Alstom and Eversholt Rail have revealed designs for a new hydrogen train that could be used on U.K. railways by the year 2022.
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According to a 2016 New Plastic Economy report, it is estimated there will be more plastic in the ocean than straws by the year 2050.
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According to their analysis, at least 4.9 billion Facebook users will die by the year 2100 if Facebook continues to grow at its current rate.
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In July 2017, China's government published an ambitious policy paper, outlining how the country would become the world leader in AI by the year 2030.
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She added that inflation in Russia was seen at 3-4 percent by the year-end and that inflationary expectations among households were still high.
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We think what's in the price right now is something approaching four million units of annual volume by the year 2030 at 15% EBITDA margin.
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Known, as he once put it, for "banging seven-gram rocks," Sheen told Maxim that by the year 2000 he'd bedded some five thousand partners.
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In January, for example, bottled water brand Evian said it would produce all its plastic bottles from 100 percent recycled plastic by the year 2025.
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Mr. de Blasio said he was encouraged by the year-end figures and pledged that the city would strengthen its efforts to make further progress.
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TRADE WAR FALLOUT South Korea's exporters have already been struggling with weakening global demand and supply chain disruptions caused by the year-long China-U.
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Data from a mid-stage trial testing intepirdine in patients with dementia with Lewy bodies will be reported by the year-end, the company said.
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According to a 2016 New Plastic Economy report, it is estimated there will be more plastic in the ocean than straws by the year 2050.
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Now, some estimates are that North Korea may have the capability to launch a missile that could hit the continental US by the year 2020.
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Cities United is bringing together stakeholders nationwide to cut the homicide rate of our young Black men and boys in half by the year 2025.
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Koji said he could not comment on the Tsingtao stake, noting he plans to make some announcement on the portfolio review by the year end.
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By the year 2048, the only edible substances left on Earth will be man-made hybrid foods portmanteaued within an inch of their lives: Cronuts!
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Several years ago scientists began predicting that the world's seafood supply would collapse completely by the year 2050 if current rates of overfishing don't change.
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For example, the blog predicts that by the year 2077, there could be 1 million Duggars walking the earth, based on their current birth rate.
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If things continue this way, every household in the Czech Republic will have 15 trophies engraved with the name "Petr Cech" by the year 2025.
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One of UNAIDS's three major global HIV targets is achieving viral suppression among 90 percent of HIV-infected people taking ART by the year 2020.
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By the year 2000 the Han Chinese population had grown to 40%, while Uyghurs had fallen to 45% of the total population of 18.46 million.
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To put it in perspective, if we keep doing farming the old-fashioned way, two billion more people will go hungry by the year 2050.
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Estimates show nearly 6 million Americans are currently living with Alzheimer's; that number is projected to rise to nearly 14 million by the year 2050.
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At 17, she won a national writing contest for an essay warning that the polar ice cap would begin to melt by the year 53.
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He previously served as the manager of training at JustLeadershipUSA, a nonprofit dedicated to cutting the US correctional population in half by the year 2030.
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A subsidiary of U.S. utility the Ameren Corporation has laid out plans to add "at least" 700 megawatts of wind generation by the year 2020.
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By the year 2000, security software company Sophos estimated that at least 50,000 viruses had been in circulation at some point in the intervening years.
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Back on the sustainability front, Eni says it wants zero upstream emissions by the year 2030 and 1.6 gigawatts of renewable energy projects by 2022.
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At the start of February, the U.K. government said it wanted to end the sale of new diesel and gasoline cars by the year 2035.
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Headline inflation, as measured by the year-on-year change in the Colombo Consumer Price index (CCPI), accelerated in December due to domestic supply disruptions.
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Ovum, a market research company, has predicted that by the year 2021, there will be more Alexa-like digital assistants on the planet than humans.
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The government added that it had already made a commitment to invest £1.5 billion ($2 billion) in ultra-low emission vehicles by the year 2020.
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"The report implies we are actively trying to rein in herd growth, and perhaps by the year 2020 we'll stop with the expansion," said Nelson.
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A United Nations report last year predicted that by the year 2050, two-thirds of the world's population is expected to live in urban areas.
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As the report notes, 65 countries and some "subnational regions," like California, have begun moving toward net zero greenhouse-gas emissions by the year 2050.
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"You won&apost have to think about how much money you should keep in your checking or savings accounts," by the year 2030, he said.
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At the end of July, JPMorgan Chase said that it would source renewable power for all of its worldwide energy needs by the year 2020.
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The company made a "good" progress with the divestment process of Nexive and Postcon, agreeing to sell the latter business by the year-end, PostNL added.
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In September, Amazon co-founded an initiative called The Climate Pledge, which asks signatories to become "net zero carbon across their businesses" by the year 2040.
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Twenty-seven percent of U.S. public high schools will have no sports by the year 2020, according to an estimate from the non-profit Up2Us Sports.
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So we think that the Volkswagen brand will sell by the year 2025 one million electric cars and probably we will be market leader by then.
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Austrian property group Immofinanz told shareholders on Thursday it plans to close the delayed sale or spin-off of its Russia portfolio by the year-end.
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By the year-end they were only 52 million barrels above the five-year average, with stocks of oil products below that benchmark, the IEA said.
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According to the futurist doctor, Ian Pearson, humans maybe attending their own funerals by the year 2050 by merging their minds with machines just before death.
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Abbott said the deal is an important step toward completion of its acquisition of St. Jude Medical, which is expected to close by the year-end.
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Overseas, Uniqlo said it wants to more than double the proportion of global sales made online from 9 percent currently by the year ending August 2023.
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The sections employ about 3,980 people, including at Opel's historic headquarters in Russelsheim, and according to the document the sale could happen by the year-end.
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One in three Americans is now 50 or older, and by the year 2030, one in five will be 65 or older, according to the AARP.
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Abbott said on Tuesday the deal is an important step toward completion of the St. Jude acquisition, which is scheduled to close by the year-end.
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This plan can deliver real progress toward meeting California's ambitious mandate to produce 50 percent of its energy needs from renewable sources by the year 2030.
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According to the United Nations, by the year 2050, Africa will add another 85033 billion people to the world, and Asia will add another 700 million.
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He ordered his cabinet on Monday to compile new economic stimulus measures in a package worth around 2 trillion yen ($17.80 billion) by the year-end.
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The treaty called for limiting human-caused global warming to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, above preindustrial levels by the year 2100.
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He says that number could climb to $25 billion by the year 2020 if California voters approve the recreational measure this year, as is widely expected.
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Plugging that figure into the MAGICC model will tell you how much that oil will raise global temperatures by the year 2100 -- just 0.006 degrees Celsius.
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This old-school affinity between coach and calligraphy appears odder by the year, as other sports (and even the N.B.A.) have embraced the ease of technology.
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The team, which is currently around 20 people, is likely to grow to 45-50 by the year end, to help Dua hit his ambitious targets.
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After we reduced them to a point where it seemed they would go extinct by the year 2000, some humans worked incredibly hard to protect them.
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According to recent estimates, at the current pace of global straw use, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish by the year 2050.
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But if you&aposre still looking for a last-minute getaway by the year&aposs end, many hotels are offering deals and packages at competitive rates.
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Research by the Surtsey Research Society has estimated that according to the current rate of erosion, Surtsey could be at sea level by the year 2100.
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In September, Amazon co-founded an initiative called The Climate Pledge, which asks signatories to become "net zero carbon across their businesses" by the year 2040.
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Bigger companies tend to pay the company by the year or based on the scope of a particular project, rather than on a per-license basis.
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The group hopes the pipe will collect 50 tons of trash by April 2019 and clean 90% of the world's ocean plastic by the year 2040.
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Its biggest goal is to make the United States carbon neutral by the year 2030 and turn the country into a global leader in renewable energy.
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In 2010, a state commission report estimated that sea levels could rise by up to 39 inches by the year 2100, the New York Times reports.
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Even with "drastic" emission reductions, the study's authors expect that about 48 percent of people in the world will face killer heat by the year 2100.
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Back in 2014, NATO states committed to try to gradually increase their military spending to 2 percent of their gross domestic product by the year 163.
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Back in 2014, NATO states committed to try to gradually increase their military spending to 2 percent of their gross domestic product by the year 2024.
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According to projections based on census data, by the year 230, roughly 264 million Americans will be older than 280, the largest such population in American history.
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The protest was organized by a French movement called 20203x2020, which is calling for 50/50 gender equality in the French film industry by the year 2020.
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You can trace the genealogy of American pop culture through costumes gone by — the year of Coneheads, of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, of Lady Gaga's meat dress.
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At last year's United Nations General Assembly, we saw the adoption of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals that aim to achieve major change by the year 2030.
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"Prices remain under pressure but we think they are likely to find a floor at around $40 and increase to $50 by the year end," Weinberg said.
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It's very possible that by the year 2100, many of the at-risk bases could be submerged, according to the report from the National Academy of Sciences.
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Last year, it released a report that outlined its climate change goals: these included reducing greenhouse gases by 40 percent from 1990 levels, by the year 2030.
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IN 1907 AN anxious Austrian, Emil Reich, predicted that Germany would have a population of 150m in 1980 and as many as 200m by the year 2000.
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Amazon plans to open as many as 3,000 of its cashier-less Amazon Go convenience stores by the year 2021, according to a report from Bloomberg today.
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Morneau's budget predicts that his billions in new spending will spin off a half-percent of growth this year, growing to one percent by the year after.
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"We remain pessimistic about the government's ability to close existing budget deficits and return a balanced budget by the year ending June 30, 2021," said S&P.
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The Paris Agreement set goals of limiting global warming to "well below" 20163 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, compared to preindustrial levels by the year 2100.
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey said that the company expects to bring 2,000 new jobs to Arizona and invest $700 million in the site by the year 2022.
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The phone is powered by the year-old Snapdragon 821 processor, but it mostly does an admirable job here, assuming neither of the apps are too tasking.
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Faux leather has become increasingly popular over the last few years and is expected to grow into a market worth over $85 billion by the year 2025.
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The White House has tasked NASA with the (hasty) mission of returning to the moon by the year 2024, and establishing a more permanent human presence there.
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In 1992, President George H.W. Bush signed the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act, requiring the release of all records relevant to the assassination by the year 2017.
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This week, it approved a pioneering plan for massively boosting green investment while achieving its target of slashing greenhouse emissions by 40 percent by the year 2030.
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Research and consultancy group Wood Mackenzie, for example, has said that solar and wind will meet "close to 20% of global power needs" by the year 2035.
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Story at a glance Mountain gorillas were once predicted to be extinct by the year 23 by one of their fiercest advocates, the late primatologist Dian Fossey.
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Schools were required to reach 100 percent proficiency on standardized tests by the year 2014, only twelve years later, or face dire sanctions, including closure or privatization.
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Minimum wage Two measures in two states proposed increasing the minimum wage to $11 by the year 2021 in Arkansas, and to $12 by 2023 in Missouri.
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If Earth's temperature increases by more than 3 degrees Celsius, the authors found, water levels would be an average of 3 feet higher by the year 2100.
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The largest U.S. home improvement chain also set a target to grow annual sales to between $114.7 billion and $119.8 billion by the year ending January 2021.
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The new body should start operating by the year-end, he said, adding the government would not provide any guarantee for the loans to be jointly managed.
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Finalized in 2016, the rule was intended to prevent the equivalent of 11 million metric tons of carbon dioxide escaping into the air by the year 2025.
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According to a report from Santander InnoVentures, by the year 2022, banks can save an estimated $20 billion a year on infrastructure cost by implementing blockchain technologies.
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Under the 2015 plan, the Obama administration hoped to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions from coal plants to 32 percent below 2005 levels by the year 2030.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The incoming Dutch government plans to shut all coal-fired power plants by the year 2030, it said in its coalition pact published on Tuesday.
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Among other things, it wants zero carbon emissions at its breweries by 2030 and 100 percent use of renewable electricity at its breweries by the year 2022.
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The pact contains the goal of limiting global warming to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius, or 43 degrees Fahrenheit, compared to preindustrial levels by the year 2100.
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Here's why: Governor Doug Ducey announced a proposal on Sunday that would give teachers a 20% salary increase by the year 2020, but some teachers aren't satisfied.
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As I saw firsthand in India, the ruling party of Prime Minister Modi does not even hide its agenda to drive out Christians by the year 2025.
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Targets in the strategy include renewable sources supplying the equivalent of 50 percent of the energy for Scotland's heat, transport and electricity consumption by the year 2030.
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Boeing, already battered by the year-old grounding of its 737 MAX airliner, last week called for $60 billion in U.S. support for the U.S. aerospace sector.
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Brewing powerhouse the Carlsberg Group will turn to 100 percent renewable electricity at its breweries by 2022, and aims to be carbon neutral by the year 2030.
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Almost 165 gigawatts (GW) came online in 2016, with the IEA adding that renewable electricity capacity looked set to grow by 43 percent by the year 2022.
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The PBoC is likely to stay supportive, and we continue to expect some liquidity release via a 50bp cut in the reserve ratio by the year-end.
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The DOE's Wind Vision Report says that wind could potentially support more than 600,000 jobs by the year 2050 and help avoid 12.3 gigatonnes of greenhouse gases.
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Renewable sources of energy have become increasingly important, with the International Energy Agency expecting renewable electricity generation to rise by over one-third by the year 2022.
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That scenario presumes a change in the energy balance at the top of the atmosphere of 8.5 watts per meter squared by the year 2100, he added.
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In the 1980s, magnetic north picked up speed, and by the year 2000 it was traveling at 35 miles per year on the way out of Canada.
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Global nonprofit WaterAid has set an ambitious goal for itself: to ensure that everyone across the world has clean drinking water and sanitation by the year 2030.
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He began calling himself Maitreya Kali, had a black widow spider tattooed on his forehead, and was convinced he'd be king of the world by the year 2000.
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From ending poverty and hunger to achieving gender equality and taking climate action, these goals act as a blueprint to make a better world by the year 163.
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That study projected an astonishing 15 meters, or 50 feet of sea level rise by the year 2500, due to the collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet.
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All we do know, from Intel's brief tweet, is that Koduri and company are working to deliver high-end discrete graphics cards from Intel by the year 2020.
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Prospects for global demand are at their most dire in years, hurt mainly by the year-long U.S.-China trade war and the Federal Reserve's steady monetary tightening.
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German computer scientist Jürgen Schmidhuber—who has contributed to various AI innovations like speech-recognition technology—predicts artificial intelligence will surpass that of humans by the year 2050.
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Under Obama, car companies were going to have to nearly double the efficiency of their vehicles, to an average of 54 miles per gallon, by the year 2025.
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It aims to cap global temperature increases to 2 degrees Celsius (Fahrenheit) by the year 2100 compared to average world temperatures at the start of the industrial era.
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By the year 3001, diamonds have become such a cheap building material that they are used to construct giant skyscrapers that act as elevators between Earth and space.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch and UBS were the financial advisors to Metro Pacific and GIC on the deal, which is expected to close by the year-end.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch and UBS were the financial advisors to Metro Pacific and GIC on the deal, which is expected to close by the year-end.
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"We remain pessimistic about the government's ability to close existing budget deficits and return a balanced budget by the year ending June 30, 2021," it said in December.
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The FP2020 initiative started in 2012 with the goal of enabling 120 million more women and girls in developing countries to use modern contraceptives by the year 2020.
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Sadly, very little of the commission's findings were acted upon despite projections that their recommendations would, ironically, save$1.9 trillion per year by the year 2000 if enacted.
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The city's open economy is being hard pressed by the year-long U.S.-China trade war, China's economic slowdown and more recently mass demonstrations against the city's government.
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Trump has long criticized Germany and other allies for failing to meet the NATO defense spending target of 2900 percent of gross domestic product by the year 220006.
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But while these problems grow worse by the year, a funding source for the nearly $1 billion price tag to replace the bridge has yet to be identified.
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If anything, it's just as crazy as Joe Biden's assertion that he can turn America's entire vehicle fleet electric by the year 2030 without the help of Republicans.
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Nationwide, one in four Americans live with some form of rheumatic disease and it's estimated that 85033 million adults will have doctor-diagnosed arthritis by the year 2040.
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The international agreement — which the Trump administration pulled the US out of — aims to decrease greenhouse gas emissions 45% by the year 333 and expand renewable energy output.
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That would likely produce 22016 billion barrels and, once burned, add 29.43 billion tonnes of additional climate-heating carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere by the year 229.4.
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California's fragmented, post-war suburban model, which was created for a more even wage distribution in a mass industrial economy, is clearly becoming more dysfunctional by the year.
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NASA had previously aimed to return astronauts to the lunar surface by the year 2028, after first putting a "Gateway" station in orbit around the moon by 2024.
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California's 2018 Climate Change Assessment report estimated that the average area burned in wildfires will increase 77% by the year 2100 if greenhouse-gas emissions continue to increase.
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Although she remains a self-conscious actress, her voice grows more voluptuous by the year, and she undoubtedly got to the bottom of this shallow but delectable role.
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We are exploring patients with cancer at all stages of disease in up to 28503 tumor types and in as many as 22019,000 patients by the year 2020.
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Goldman Sachs has again cut its Brent price forecast to $45 a barrel in April, while expecting Brent gradually recovering to $60 a barrel by the year-end.
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If we started ignoring leap years today, by the year 33, O'Donoghue explains in the following animation, we'd be around 20 days out of sync with the seasons.
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Chinese-owned car maker Volvo Car Group has set a target to sell a total of one million electrified cars by the year 2025, it said on Thursday.
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In a scenario in which we continue emitting greenhouse gasses as projected, rising ocean temperatures could lead sea levels to get 3 feet higher by the year 2100.
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The report's authors also highlighted a slew of capabilities and skills typically seen in people with dyslexia that would be vital to all industries by the year 2022.
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Fitch has also decreased the group's working capital inflow (included in Fitch's FCF calculation) by the year-on-year increase in outstanding factoring funding at closing, i.e. EUR31.5m.
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Keep reading to meet some of the most notable people who became billionaires over the past decade, organized by the year they were added to Forbes Billionaires List.
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And in an age when campaign cycles grow longer by the year, he's taken the trend to new extremes by announcing his candidacy almost 40 months in advance.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Boxy Russian-built Lada automobiles still rattle around Cuba, growing more decrepit by the year, a reminder of vanished Soviet patronage for the Communist-led island.
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Emarketer projects that business will pull in $1.5 billion for the company—a growth of around a third from last year—and $2.4 billion by the year after next.
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By the year 2050, contemporary art museums across the nation began struggling to acquire new work, while losing existing work to collectors and to buyouts by larger historic museums.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The American futurist Ray Kurzweil has predicted that humans will achieve immortality by the year 21980 in a process known as the Singularity.
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In a recent survey of some of the field's leading experts, the average estimate was that there was a 50 percent chance of creating AGI by the year 2099.
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America, India and Japan hold annual exercises that grow more ambitious by the year, flying aircraft off one another's decks and sharing tips on how to hunt unfriendly submarines.
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She's now pushing the 23-year-old organization toward a "moonshot" goal of reaching a 19973/50 female-male gender split in the tech industry by the year 2025.
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With uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the election and the Fed raising rates by the year-end, the U.S. market is headed for its worst monthly decline since January.
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"We really think that electric mobility will take off by the year 2020, that's our judgement of the future," Herbert Diess, CEO of VW Brands, told CNBC's Nancy Hungerford.
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Lechleiter, who is stepping down as CEO, president and chairman this year, said the company hopes to reach 30 million people on an annual basis by the year 2030.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives will promise to all but eliminate unemployment in Germany by the year 21.5 when they announce their 224 election campaign platform on Monday.
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He also said that Rosneft expects the oil price to be at $50-$55 per barrel by the year end, rising further to $65 by the end of 2017.
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The Federal Aviation Administration predicts there will be more than 30,000 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in the US by the year 2020, doing work for private companies and law enforcement.
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In other words, the number of people that lives on land that could be underwater by the year 2100 equals nearly half the U.S. population, according to Climate Central.
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If Jones were a soccer player with his equivalent in-ring skills diminishing by the year as age takes its grip, no team in the world would touch him.
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Ryan has put together a tax plan that, according to the Tax Policy Center, would concentrate almost literally all its benefit, by the year 2025, in the richest Americans.
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According to one survey of industry experts at an AI conference, intelligent machines will be able to perform any intellectual task a human can perform by the year 2050.
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A Reuters poll showed that analysts were wary of rallies in zinc and nickel that have been fuelled by speculators and expect prices to retreat by the year end.
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That's according to the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal campaign, after Wednesday's announcement that Michigan-based electric utility Consumers Energy will phase out coal-fired power by the year 2040.
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Firtash quickly made bail—an all-time Austrian record, $174 million, to be exact—and has been living comfortably in Vienna ever since, his fortune growing by the year.
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Dollar money funds overseas may be losing their allure as the greenback has weakened on reduced expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates by the year-end.
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On Monday, congressional aides and lobbyists said progress was being made on a bipartisan deal to fund these programs by the year, though one has not yet been announced.
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The two plans have the same goal of 100 percent renewable energy by the year 2030, and they both call for universal health care and a federal job guarantee.
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It is estimated to provide at least 1 billion rides per year and will reduce CO2 emissions by at least 5 million tons per year by the year 2025.
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By the year of Farrokhzad's debut, the "New Poetry" of Nima Yooshij and Ahmad Shamlou — both men — had made Iranian verse more accessible, freer in form and subject matter.
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With more than 20 percent of the American population projected to be over 65 by the year 2030, per the Census Bureau, I'm unlikely to run out of material.
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A proposed climate law to enforce the European Union's commitment to be climate-neutral by the year 2050 has drawn criticism from environmental organizations and activists including Greta Thunberg.
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To prop up prices and stabilise farmers' incomes, the Thai government has outlined a set of targets to achieve by the year 21, said deputy government spokeswoman Rachada Dhnadirek.
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The company had said in August that by the year end it would remove artificial flavors and colors, preservatives and sweeteners from the food served at its 2,000 restaurants.
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Even as most credible scientific estimates keep increasing and the poles melt faster than imagined, those estimates currently reach only between six and eight feet by the year 2100.
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To add insult to injury, the Medicare Trustees just announced that at current spending levels, the program will be bankrupt by the year 85033 – just 12 years from now.
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" Several of the questions focused on the environment, and Mr. Murphy emphasized that he had a plan "that envisions a 100 percent clean energy economy by the year 2050.
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The Climate Group said that beauty business The Estée Lauder Companies had committed to sourcing all of its global electricity consumption from "renewable energy technologies" by the year 2020.
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For its part, Kellogg's goal is to achieve 100 percent renewable electricity by the year 2050, and it wants to slash its direct greenhouse gas emissions by 65 percent.
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Bozhenko expects that more metal producers in Russia, seeking to optimise their debt burden, will look to Eurobonds that could raise another $2-3 billion by the year-end.
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In 2016, Bloomberg's new energy think tank predicted that electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles would make up about 35 percent of the world's auto market by the year 2040.
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This is especially relevant since world leaders have committed to limit global warming to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, below preindustrial levels by the year 2100.
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ING issued a research note which stuck by its forecast that the yuan would weaken to 5.58553 per dollar by mid-year, and recover to 6.60 by the year-end.
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The Egyptian Ministry of Electricity and Energy has set a goal in 43 to supply 20 per cent of electric energy demand through renewable energy resources by the year 2020.
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But he still understands well what goes through his colleagues' minds when industry comes calling, and he says the battle to keep them in academia grows fiercer by the year.
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The firm estimates that there will be an additional 385-725 million people at risk of infection by 2050, with that number rising to 203 billion by the year 2080.
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Finally, there was a name for all the people who spent their waking hours immersed in the online world of Lady Gaga; one that was getting bigger by the year.
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When the deal was reached last November, the United States pledged to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 26 to 2783 percent from its 2005 levels, by the year 2025.
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This is about the last 25 years, from Bill Clinton onwards, the situation in this part of the world on the peninsula was getting worse and worse by the year.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been keen to agree a declaration formally ending the war by the year-end, but Washington has linked this to progress on denuclearization.
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Retiree crime is rising more quickly than the general demographic ascent into old age that will put 40 per cent of the Japanese population over 65 by the year 2060.
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The filing would allow the two states to defend the mandates, which will require auto manufacturers to hit fuel economy standards of 54.5 miles per gallon by the year 2025.
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Coca-Cola President James Quincey, who becomes CEO on May 1, has vowed to refranchise and sell 100 percent of the company's North American bottling operations by the year-end.
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According to the management consulting firm McKinsey & Company, the Internet of Things has the potential to contribute anywhere from $85033 to $11 trillion to the economy by the year 2025.
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Conservationists with both organizations hope to bring the tiger population up to 6,000 by the year 2022, which is the next time the Chinese year of the tiger rolls around.
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Hong Kong shares followed Asian markets slower, amid concerns over money flowing out of emerging markets due to mounting expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike by the year-end.
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Since announcing the BG purchase the previous year, Shell has sold around $25 billion in assets to reduce its debt, and hopes to reach $30 billion by the year-end.
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To that end, Starbucks is speeding up the roll-out of its hipster Nitro Cold Brew to 2,300 stores in the United States by the year from 1,300 stores currently.
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In 1977, President Jimmy Carter signed a treaty with then-strongman General Omar Torrijos, promising the return of the Panama Canal Zone to full Panamanian control by the year 2000.
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The goal of the month is to increase awareness and drive home the fact that as many as 16 million people could live with Alzheimer's disease by the year 2050.
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By the year 2044, the U.S. will become a majority-minority nation, with white people making up less than 50 percent of the nation's population, according to the U.S. Census.
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In addition, Kenya pledged at the UN Climate Action Summit to plant nearly two billion trees by the year 2022 and committed to accelerating energy efficiency by 3% each year.
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For example, Cheng at NextEV - which aims to have raised 20 billion yuan ($2.9 billion) at home and abroad by the year-end - said he'd rather spend on developing technology.
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Looking at the bigger picture, Anheuser-Busch's parent company, AB InBev, has made a commitment to securing 100 percent of its purchased electricity from renewable sources by the year 2025.
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Researchers project that by the year 2100 temperatures in the American Southwest will rise by as much as five degrees Celsius (nine degrees Fahrenheit) and annual rainfall will decrease substantially.
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But another feature of the world that Mr Bernanke described in early 22008 looks strikingly familiar: Asia's stockpile of savings remains enormous, and it is getting bigger by the year.
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Beyond that, Hoffmann says like many restaurants, Dunkin' is looking to reduce its envir onmental footprint, having previously committed to ditching its famous foam hot cups by the year 2020.
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More than 1,000 Google employees are publicly calling on their employer to reduce its contributions to climate change, including a commitment to zero greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2030.
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By the year 2000, more and more top players wore lurid colours promoting Nike and Adidas, which in previous decades would have led to derogatory (and sometimes even homophobic) terrace chants.
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Artificial intelligence has "the potential to exacerbate emerging challenges to nuclear strategic stability by the year 2040 even with only modest rates of technical progress," write the authors in the report.
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Following the Fed's rate cut last week, interest rates futures suggest traders are betting the central bank will cut rates three more times by the year-end to avert a recession.
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" In a company presentation, one slide read, "Jeff Bezos has predicted that, by the year 2020, one out of every four workampers in the United States will have worked for Amazon.
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DuPont said on Tuesday the merger, announced in December, may not be completed by the year-end as originally scheduled and would now likely close in the first quarter of 12.483.
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It's a stark reminder of the shifting demographics of the country: The Census Bureau projects that no one racial group will be a majority of the country by the year 22012.
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The massive infrastructure is part of Morocco's pledge to obtain 42% of its electricity from renewables by the year 2020, along with reducing energy consumption in buildings and transport by 12%.
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Per Variety, which printed the letter in full, the organizations GLAAD and 5050by2020, a company that hopes to get gender representation to 50/50 by the year 2020, wrote the letter.
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We know weddings are getting less traditional by the year, and that's just limited to switching up the standard rules, like the bride having to wear white — it's affecting bridesmaids, too.
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development warns an escalation would hurt the US economy and damage the rest of the world, shaving 0.7% from global growth by the year 2021.
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Volvo says self-driving cars will be a key component in its plan to ensure that no one is seriously injured or killed in a new Volvo by the year 2020.
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South Korea's Financial News newspaper, citing unnamed sources, said earlier talks between the two firms are in final stages and that Samsung plans to complete the acquisition by the year-end.
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Last June, an MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) study said that wind power could – if certain adjustments were made – supply 26 percent of China's "projected electricity demand" by the year 2030.
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Phil Scott has pledged to abide by his Democratic predecessor's long-term goal of getting 90 percent of the energy needed in the state from renewable sources by the year 2050.
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European Union commissioner for industry, Elzbieta Bienkowska has written to Europe's transport ministers threatening to ban diesel vehicles unless these are cleaned up by the year end, Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung said.
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"The basis for this strategy should be high-quality changes in the company's business, thanks to a technological breakthrough," he said adding the strategy should be ready by the year-end.
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The agreement, which went into force in 2016, aims to limit global warming to well under 2 degree Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, compared to preindustrial levels by the year 2100.
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By the year-end, markets nearly tumbled into bear market territory - defined as a 20 percent drop from the high - and Weinstein's fund, designed to protect investors from unexpected events, surged.
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If the world were to meet its most ambitious climate-change goals, average winter temperatures in the Arctic will still rise by up to 5 degrees Celsius by the year 2050.
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From Rwanda, he will also visit Mauritius, meaning his trip will span almost every corner of sub-Saharan Africa, where China's economic clout, and strategic ambitions are growing by the year.
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Amazon also launched an initiative called Shipment Zero, which aims to bring the e-commerce division's net carbon emissions down 50 percent by the year 2030, and 100 percent by 2050.
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However, Sturgeon wants more people from poorer backgrounds to attend university and by the year 2030 wants a fifth of students to be from the 20% most deprived areas in Scotland.
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Right now, the state needs just under 600 primary caregivers, a number that will grow to nearly 2,000 by the year 2030, according to a report from the University of Arizona.
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The Congressional Budget Office found that the AHCA would result in 14 million fewer Americans enrolled in Medicaid by the year 2026 — a reduction of 17 percent from current enrollment levels.
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According to a report by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, we face a potential shortage of 5 million workers in high-demand jobs by the year 2020.
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Despite the costs, the Obama administration's own EPA projects that by the year 6900 – a full 2628 years away – the rule will have prevented just 28503 degrees Celsius of additional warming.
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The downward pressure on economic growth in the quarter is also a headache for policy makers at the European Central Bank set to end a stimulus program by the year-end.
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The city of Boston's report projects another 8 inches of sea level rise relative to land by 2030, and as much as 1.5 feet above 2000 levels by the year 2050.
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"By the year 2022, there are probably going to be around 13 animals," Steve Johnson, a wildlife ecologist at the University of Florida who has spent years studying the monkeys, told WFTV.
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The premier had earlier admitted that would make it "impossible" to meet the pledge to balance the primary budget — excluding debt-servicing and new bond sales — by the year ending March 2021.
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The RoboCup's long term goal is to build bots that can beat human athletes by the year 2050, like when IBM's Deep Blue chess computer beat reining grandmaster Gary Kasparov in 1997.
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"What I'd like to talk to you about is my hope that by the year 210, we'll live in a world where cancer is ended as we know it," he later added.
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told hundreds of investors on Wednesday that they should aim to double the amount of capital they commit to clean energy production by the year 2020.
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According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, by the year 2050 the ocean will actually contain more plastic than fish (measured by weight) and water bottles are a huge part of that problem.
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Using data from NASA, the scientists projected that unusually warm nights would mean another six nights of poor sleep per 100 people by the year 2050, and an additional 14 by 2099.
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He noticed that a lot of other people came back, too, and the size and scale of the party increased by the year, with more elaborate cheers, costumes, decorations and breakfast foods.
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Nationwide, The Risky Business Project estimates that anywhere from $216 billion to $22017 billion of coastal real estate is probably going to hard to enjoy without a snorkel by the year 1063.
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Riyadh-based ACWA Power chief executive Paddy Padmanathan told Reuters in March he expects the first of four power generation companies owned by Saudi Electricity will be offered by the year-end.
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The OPEC member state has been seeking investment to increase its crude oil reserves to 40 billion barrels by the year 2020, up from the current proven reserves of 37.2 billion barrels.
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Rising global temperatures could put an additional 1 billion people at risk of contracting an infectious disease by the year 2080, Morgan Stanley analysts warned in a research report released this week.
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The market for virtual reality (VR) technology could be a trillion-dollar industry by the year 2035, according to new research from a forward-looking analysis unit of the investment bank Citi.
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Nationwide, The Risky Business Project estimates that anywhere from $66 billion to $106 billion of coastal real estate is probably going to hard to enjoy without a snorkel by the year 723.
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By the year 2100, 74% of people on Earth may be exposed to deadly heat waves if nothing is done to address climate change, according to a new study published in Nature.
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Following the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate cut last week, interest rates futures suggest traders are betting the Fed will cut rates three more times by the year-end to avert a recession.
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The Reliance executive said it aims to have all the assembly of its JioPhone devices done in India by the year-end, by the likes of Foxconn Technology Co and Flextronics Corp.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Italy's Eni, already France's second-biggest gas retailer, said on Tuesday that it will launch an electricity retail offer and is targeting 13 million French customers by the year-end.
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The chance of a hike by the year end fell to about 33 percent after the GDP numbers were released, according to CME Fedwatch, down from about 50 percent early last week.
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Even the study's best-case scenario—a drastic reduction in greenhouse gases across the world—shows that 2759 percent of humanity will be exposed regularly to deadly heat by the year 22080.
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With 3.2 billion people in the global middle class today, Kharas points out that by the year 2020, we may have a majority middle class world — for the first time in history.
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Money market pricing suggests investors see a roughly 70 percent chance of a 10-basis-point rate rise from the ECB by the year-end, up from 50 percent early last week.
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A 2014 follow-up analysis in the Journal of Oncology Practice predicted that demand will grow by about 40 percent, whereas supply may grow only about 25 percent by the year 2025.
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In her executive order, the governor also formed a task force to develop a plan to curb the state's greenhouse gas emissions by 45 percent from 2005 levels by the year 2030.
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The IMF found that a global tax of $2900 per ton of fossil fuel burned by the year 220006 could limit the planet's warming nearly 2202 degrees Fahrenheit, or 2628 degrees Celsius.
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Carillion's 2016 new and probable orders pipeline was expected to reach 4.5 billion pounds, it said, taking its total and probable orders pipeline to about 16 billion pounds by the year end.
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The limit to their usefulness comes not at the big end of the spectrum—jets power the world's hugest planes and are growing larger by the year—but with the little flyers.
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The working group is expected to give its recommendations to SGX RegCo by mid-2020, following which a public consultation is likely to take place by the year-end, SGX RegCo said.
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We don't often connect immigration and the climate crisis, but up to 2110 million people by the year 2000 are going to have to move from their homeland because of climate change.
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The ECB took its biggest step yet last Thursday towards winding down its crisis-era program of stimulus, announcing plans to close down its exceptional bond purchase scheme by the year-end.
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Specifically, because of old, decaying pipes across this great nation, which will cost an estimated $384 million to repair and should be up to speed by the year 2290, at this rate.
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The Russian government recently announced plans to raise the retirement age for men to 65 from 60 within the next decade, and for women to 63 from 55 by the year 2034.
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The Addison Lee Group has entered into a strategic alliance with self-driving software business Oxbotica in a bid to offer customers self-driving services in the U.K. capital by the year 2021.
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In general, global life expectancy is on track to increase by the year 2030, according to the study released on Monday, but the U.S. is predicted to continue to lag behind its peers .
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Market researcher TrendForce says combined shipments for flat- and curved-screen S7 models will reach 52 million by the year-end, surpassing the previous record of 47 million sets by the Galaxy S4.
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We all live in a world that says certain foods are forbidden (that list seems to grow longer by the year) and others are allowed in moderation — another word that's lost its meaning.
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While not an exact comparison, RBC Capital Markets recently predicted Amazon would generate $10 to $11 billion in sales from Alexa devices – including device sales themselves and voice shopping – by the year 2020.
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The Euro STOXX 50 index of top companies is expected to reach 3,250 points by the year-end, 2.4 percent above Tuesday's close of 3,20193 points but down 7.2 percent on the year.
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But in dismantling large parts of the Affordable Care Act, the Senate bill would increase the number of people who are uninsured by 22 million, leaving 49 million uninsured by the year 2026.
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However, a report by NEORIS has predicted computers will reach human-level intelligence by the year 2040, surely part of the reason Jeff Bezos made it a focus of Amazon's recent MARS conference.
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After weeks of emotional negotiations, an initial strategy was agreed to lower emissions by at least 50% by the year 2050 as compared to 2008 while pursuing efforts to phase out fossil fuels.
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No longer are hardcore athletes the only ones keeping up with their calories and mileage — these babies continue to take over the lives of us regular folk more and more by the year.
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Zug finance director Taennler said the aim set out during the meeting, which he attended, was to have a set of FINMA-approved guidelines for assessing prospective cryptocurrency clients by the year-end.
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By the year 2022, total solar capacity around the world is forecast to be 0003 gigawatts, which is more than the combined power generation capacities of India and Japan today, the IEA found.
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Additionally, Fitch adjusts working capital cash movements by increasing it by the year-on-year decrease in outstanding factoring funding (EUR71m in FY16) and by the same amount decreasing cash flows from financing.
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Trump's proposed budget also includes a controversial plan to open up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling by the year 2022, which the budget claims would raise $1.8 billion by 2027.
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As the Baby Boom generation ages, there will be an estimated 72 million adults over age 65 by the year 2030 and 8.9 million aged 85 and over, according to Census Bureau projections.
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Reasons for reducing rates by the year end included a housing downturn and slower consumer spending, and signs that s inflation has peaked, according to a report from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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The authors conclude that if carbon emissions continue unchecked, Antarctic melting alone could cause more than a meter of sea level rise this century and 15 meters (50 feet) by the year 2500.
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But if emissions continue to increase and Earth's temperature increases by more than 3 degrees Celsius, according to the IPCC , oceans would be an average of 3 feet higher by the year 2100.
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Right now in the United States, wind, solar and other forms of clean energy account for about 22019 percent of our electricity; by the year 2030, they should be far above 50 percent.
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One-third of the U.K.'s electricity will come from offshore wind power by the year 2030, with jobs in the sector potentially tripling to 27,000, according to plans announced by authorities Thursday.
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" Referring to some of Mr. Brown's climate goals, like reducing greenhouse gas emissions in California to 80 percent below 20133 levels by the year 2050, Mr. Scow said: "That's a politically convenient approach.
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Travalyst notes on its webpage that the number of people taking international trips each year has more than doubled since 2000, with 1.8 billion people expected to travel internationally by the year 2030.
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But that's all just as well, because it looks like we're all going to have to make do with a lot less of it by the year 2050—at least the good stuff.
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On Monday, Starbucks announced that their stores will completely phase out plastic straws by the year 2020, following its hometown of Seattle's initiative to be the first American city to go completely strawless.
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At the conclusion of a combative interview published in the magazine, Kelly challenged Sale to a $210,2000 bet that by the year 0003 "we're not even close" to a confluence of those disasters.
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Programmes Chief Didier Evrard told reporters on Tuesday that the supply chain could cope with more than 10 A350 deliveries a month, the current target Airbus aims to reach by the year-end.
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He was also co-chairman of the Family Planning 2020 Reference Group, an international organization that looks to provide family planning services for 120 million more women and girls by the year 2020.
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Today nearly two-thirds of U.S. companies have employees that work outside of the office, and research indicates the remote work will equal, if not surpass, fixed office locations by the year 2025.
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Congress expanded that mandate when it passed the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, requiring a minimum of 36 billion gallons of ethanol to be mixed into gasoline by the year 2022.
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The sale is part of Panasonic's plans to cut fixed costs by 100 billion yen ($920 million) by the year ending in March 2022 by consolidating production sites and overhauling loss-making businesses.
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The sale is part of Panasonic's plans to cut fixed costs by 100 billion yen ($920 million) by the year ending in March 2022 by consolidating production sites and overhauling loss-making businesses.
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Last year, Maine's second congressional district also supported a referendum to increase the minimum wage from $7.50 to $12.00 by the year 2020 and approved a bond to invest in the state's infrastructure.
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In the 333s, computer scientist Alan Turing posited that, by the year 2000, computers might be able to fool humans, at least 30% of the time, into thinking they were talking to other humans.
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Photo: GettyWalmart has announced that the company will roll out new restrictions on opioid prescriptions this summer at Walmart and Sam's Club stores, and will require e-prescriptions for opioids by the year 2020.
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The idea of developing "care robots" comes as the U.K. faces an ageing population, with the government stating that one in seven people were now expected to be over 75 by the year 2040.
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Building on the U.N.'s Sustainable Development Goals adopted in 2015, the Social Good Summit's #2030NOW initiative will look toward finding long-term solutions that help build a better world by the year 2030.
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Should current climate models hold, 22100 US cities will be completely lost by the year 2100, while almost 300 US cities will lose at least half of their homes, according to Zillow's new report.
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In the speech transcript, Trump's staff links to a December 2015 report by the bipartisan Congressional Budget Office that estimated the U.S. would lose 133 million workers by the year 2025 due to Obamacare.
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Allen Lane; £14.9923A fascinating intellectual biography of the Israeli psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, two very different men whose work at the intersection of psychology and economics grows more influential by the year.
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The country's overall production target of 900,00 bpd by the year-end hinges on the restart its major western oilfields - El Sharara and El Feel - otherwise, it will peak at around 650,000-700,000 bpd.
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In 2016, a high-profile paper in Geophysical Research Letters predicted that Camp Century's site could see primarily melting conditions by the year 2090, and described in detail all the hazardous stuff buried there.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Almost 14,000 archeological sites and national monuments in the United States could be lost by the year 2100 as seas rise due to climate change, scientists said on Wednesday.
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In July, the French government will issue a first draft of its long-term energy programme (PPE) for the 2019-2023 and 2024-2028 periods, with a final version due by the year-end.
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Like many export-reliant Asian economies, Hong Kong has been hit hard by the year-long U.S.-China trade war, and grew at its slowest pace in nearly 10 years in the first quarter.
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Scientists estimate the world population will reach 9.6 billion by the year 2050, and according to the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations, world food production will need to increase 70 percent.
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Panasonic sees batteries as central to its plan to boost automotive business revenue to 2.5 trillion yen by the year through March 2022 from 1.8 trillion yen ($16.3 billion)estimated for this financial year.
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Under Paris, 21 percent of the total emissions cuts by the year 2030 are supposed to come from the U.S. But the U.S. was never going to meet that non-binding goal under Trump.
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In fact, by the year 2020, the statement says, global greenhouse gas emissions must actually start to curve downwards, or else it will likely become impossible to limit the harmful impacts of climate change.
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Big Pharma has been pilloried for decades but still flourished, not least because it keeps producing life-saving innovations needed by Americans, who are in aggregate getting fatter, older and sicker by the year.
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The Clean Power Plan, which was finalized in 2016, calls for power plants — the biggest carbon polluters in the US — to cut their greenhouse gas emissions by roughly 32 percent by the year 2030.
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Panasonic sees batteries as central to its plan to boost automotive business revenue to 2.5 trillion yen by the year through March 2022 from 1.8 trillion yen ($16.3 billion) estimated for this financial year.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the computer systems design field and related services are expected to add more than 520,000 jobs by the year 2028, at an annual growth rate of 2.2%.
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According to a report from the McKinsey Global Institute, a full one-third of people who live in cities will find decent housing out of their reach due to cost by the year 2025.
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Through his new mentorship platform, "Unaverage," Long hopes to move the needle on traditional perceptions of success and failure and encourage 2020 young people set and achieve 2020 exceptional goals by the year 2020.
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The agreement could increase U.K. growth by 0.16% by the year 2035 in a best-case scenario — about $3.4 billion ($4.35 billion) — according to a report published by the U.K.'s international trade department.
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With your cooperation and the support of the medical profession, insurance companies, government agencies and communities throughout the country, the agency hopes to prevent a million heart attacks and strokes by the year 593.
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LONDON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - * Danish shipping group A.P. Moller-Maersk plans to raise the proportion of high sulphur fuel oil it consumes from 10% to 25% by the year-end, CEO Soren Skou says.
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The consulting firm Accenture even said in a report that the technology "will double economic growth rates in 12 developed countries and boost labor productivity by up to 40 percent" by the year 2035.
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At the end of the graphic, you can see how colorful the bars get, which is partially the reason why demographers predict the majority of the US will be minorities by the year 2044.
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This momentum is driven in part by predictions that more than 75% of China's population (and a total of more than a billion people) will live in the country's urban areas by the year 2050.
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October marked the first monthly loss for the index since May, with buyers partly put off by the prospect of U.S. interest rates being raised by the year end and caution ahead of the Nov.
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According to the Tax Policy Center, Donald Trump's plan would slash federal revenues by $9.5 trillion over 10 years and could increase the national debt by a staggering 80% of GDP by the year 2036.
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MOSCOW, Oct 23 (Reuters) - The head of Russia's state bank VTB Andrei Kostin and Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi discussed plans to restructure Maputo's debt, with the aim to conclude a deal by the year-end.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Oil demand in 2016 will stay strong, supporting prices, but the market is unlikely to rebalance by the year end, the Chief Executive of French oil and gas major Total, said on Wednesday.
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The group wants the UK to reduce its carbon emissions to zero by the year 2025, and it has said that civil disobedience and mass protest are the most useful tools to raise public awareness.
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The company is also due to start production at the offshore Filanovskogo deposit in the Caspian Sea in September with a view to extracting up to one million tonnes of oil by the year-end.
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One recent study found that by the year 2030, up to one-third of American workers will need to retrain or change jobs to keep up with disruptions due to automation and a changing economy.
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In my experience, the Jews most unsettled by the year of anti-Semitic carnage have grown closer to their community as a result, becoming even more committed to their Jewish identity than they were before.
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Each Science for Social Good project aligns with one or more of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, the United Nations' blueprint to address some of the globe's biggest inequalities and threats by the year 2030.
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If the current political and economic situation continues, and the Board's recommendation are acted on, we can anticipate that by the year 2020, there will be around 6.4 million Puerto Ricans living in the states.
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Without profound shifts in policy, the number of low-income retirees will nearly triple to 25 million people by the year 2050 — poverty rates that haven't been seen in this country since the Great Depression.
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In addition, Fitch adjusts working-capital cash movements by decreasing it by the year-on-year increase in outstanding factoring funding (EUR37 million in FY17) and decreasing cash flows from financing by the same amount.
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Through the Baltic Exchange, it has created a number of LNG freight indices, the first of which was launched in March and it plans to launch two more indices by the year-end, she said.
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In announcements Monday, Schneider Electric said it had committed to 100 percent renewable electricity use by the year 2030, while the EDF Group said it would convert its entire fleet to electric vehicles by 2030.
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In California, we have enacted laws to require 50 percent of our electricity come from renewable energy resources and that doubles the amount of energy efficiency economy wide in the state by the year 2030.
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To keep global warming in check, the economy needs to be completely decarbonized by the year 2050—and the changes that will get us there need to be in place in the next 11 years.
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Non-normative sexuality and gender identity are still markers of difference within our society, but as the success of these and other LGBTQ civil servants shows, it's one that may be shrinking by the year.
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Ajil will be pumping 17,000 bpd by the year-end, Luiabi said in a statement, and had already been producing up to 100 million cubic feet of gas daily after the completion of earlier repairs.
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Teva has said it plans to pay down $5 billion of debt by the year-end and is selling off non-core businesses such as its women's health business and European oncology and pain unit.
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The forecast was widely derided when first published, and its core predictions were often wildly misrepresented by commentators who claimed it had incorrectly forecast the end of the world by the year 103 (it didn't).
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The coffee giant is part of the 100,000 Opportunities Initiative, a coalition of 50 leading U.S. businesses that also includes FedEx and Walmart, committed to reaching 1 million "opportunity youth" hires by the year 2021.
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The Year of the Rat is, then, the first on the Chinese zodiac calendar, followed by the Year of the Ox, and so forth, based on the order in which the creatures finished the race.
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A 2017 research paper from the University of Cambridge, which was cited by Vestas on Monday, found that waste produced by wind turbine blades could hit an estimated 43.4 million tons by the year 2050.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The City of London needs a watertight Brexit transition deal by the year-end for banks to plan ahead and avoid a "cliff edge" hurting the economy, the financial district's mayor will say.
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The budget forecasts show net debt at 23.2 percent of GDP in the year to June 2017 and the government aims to bring it down to 10 to 15 percent by the year to June 2025.
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According to Chris Cox, Facebook's chief product officer, who also took to the stage, 70% of mobile traffic will be video by the year 2021, and Facebook clearly intends to successfully ride that shift to video.
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Climate change is, after all, really changing our shores, and even the most conservative consensus projection is that the mean global sea level will rise by 1.3-2 feet (0.4-0.6 meters) by the year 2100.
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The theme of World Food Day is #ZeroHunger, which is also one of the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (also known as the Global Goals) that provide a blueprint to improve the world by the year 2030.
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The Congressional Budget Office projects that if signed into law, Senate Republicans' proposed "skinny" health care bill would lead to 16 million fewer people having insurance by the year 2026, according to a newly released score.
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In 2014, the Freelancers Union commissioned a study that found about 34% of the American workforce was composed of independent workers, and that stat is expected to grow to a whopping 50% by the year 2020.
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The US issues about 1.1 million green cards each year, and the Census Bureau found that by the year 2023, there will be 51 million immigrants in the US, accounting for one in seven US residents.
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Last year, when Twitch had around two million active streamers and 100 million unique monthly users, Piper Jaffrey's Gene Munster predicted Twitch could be worth $20 billion, generating $1 billion in revenue, by the year 2020.
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In an announcement earlier this week, authorities said that their goal was to meet the community's electricity needs with renewables by the year 2035 and to move all remaining energy sources to renewable ones by 2050.
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Under an earlier version of the GOP's Obamacare replacement bill, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget office predicted that 24 million more Americans would be uninsured by the year 2026 than would be the case under the ACA.
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By the EPA's own analysis, replacing Obama's plan with Trump's would result in as many as 1,400 additional premature deaths annually by the year 2030, as well as up to 120,000 new cases of exacerbated asthma.
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This approach is in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement which encourages all countries to strengthen their determination to reduce emissions with the aim to achieve the long-term goal by the year 2050.
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The findings revise projections for sea-level rise upwards: If Earth's temperature increases by more than 3 degrees Celsius, the authors found, water levels would be an average of 3 feet higher by the year 2100.
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The findings revise projections for sea-level rise upwards — if Earth's temperature increases by more than 3 degrees Celsius, the authors found, water levels would be an average of 3 feet higher by the year 2100.
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Researchers at the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food examined four different scenarios in which the world either shifted or maintained its current diet and how they would play out by the year 2050.
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Today, the United States has a national debt that is over $22019 trillion – doubling since 2005 – and according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, our nation's annual deficits will triple by the year 2026.
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He told public broadcaster NHK that diverting sales tax revenue would make it "impossible" to meet the government's target of balancing Japan's budget - excluding debt servicing costs and bond sales - by the year beginning April 2020.
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The impact of this shift could be significant: research and consultancy group Wood Mackenzie has previously said that "close to 20% of global power needs will be met by solar or wind" by the year 2035.
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The percentage of its fleet using "alternative zero and low carbon fuels" will be upped to 20% by the year 2025, while a greater use of natural refrigerants and "innovative technology" will make fridges more efficient.
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With the Internet of Things smart devices getting more sophisticated and cheaper by the year, you can now lock down 24/7 surveillance of your home for a fraction of the price and effort of older setups.
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A 2015 report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine projected there would be a 12 percent drop in smoking by the year 2100 if the legal age for buying tobacco products were increased immediately.
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Also known as the Global Goals, the SDGs aim to diminish the impact of some of the most prevalent sources of global inequality by the year 2030, with a heavy focus on issues affecting women and girls.
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The new study, for example, projects summer heat waves of a magnitude and scope similar to 2018 will occur every year if climate change reaches 2°C, or 3.6°F, above preindustrial levels by the year 2100.
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According to new analysis out this morning from app intelligence firm Sensor Tower, the App Store is expected to more than double its size over the next four years, reaching 5 million apps by the year 2020.
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That analysis' findings dovetail with other research that has predicted the mass die-off of coral reefs around the planet by the year 2050, as waters warm and exceed the tolerance level of many coral reef systems.
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"By the year 2030, there will be computers that can carry out the same amount of functions as an actual human brain," Ross says in the clip, from Season 6, episode 7 ("The One Where Phoebe Runs").
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The threshold is relevant since the Paris Climate Agreement specifies that countries should work to keep human-caused global warming to less than 2 degrees Celsius, or 21.5 degrees Fahrenheit, above preindustrial levels by the year 21.33.
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It's been nearly three years since the United Nations adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (also known as Global Goals), a collection of initiatives that aim to address the greatest challenges of our time by the year 2030.
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That's a major reason why President Barack Obama, in 2012, introduced a rule requiring automobile manufacturers to make their vehicles more fuel efficient—from 37 miles per gallon to more than 51 miles by the year 2025.
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Output in October rose by 2000,000 bpd to 3.25 million bpd, the survey found, and could in theory rise further as the UAE says its oil-production capacity will reach 3.5 million bpd by the year-end.
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What I came to find out is that there is this really big population problem on the horizon, and some reports say that by the year 2050 there's going to be 203 billion people on the planet.
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey proposed a plan on Sunday that claimed to raise teacher salaries by 20% by the year 2020, but teachers felt a majority of their demands, including better school funding, were not sufficiently met.
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Instead, Lynch has seemed rejuvenated by the year off, and has paid immediate dividends for the Raiders, adding a hard-nosed edge to the offense that is not only showing up in attitude, but also in production.
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The group was militantly opposed to the governments of the United States and Japan, and Mr. Asahara preached that by the year 2000, Japan would be decimated by a series of attacks from America and its allies.
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"Futurists and technology experts say robots and artificial intelligence of various sorts will become an accepted part of daily life by the year 2020 and will almost completely take over physical work," Elon University noted in 2006.
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GM International - which oversees markets such as India, Southeast Asia, and South Korea, among others - will reduce its staff to about 50 from 180 by the year end, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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Ten years ago at the international climate talks in Copenhagen, negotiators agreed that by the year 28503, developed countries should mobilize $22019 billion per year in public aid and private investment for climate action in emerging economies.
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"By the year 2020, we expect to achieve 5.3 million tonnes FFB production annually from existing landbank, a 36 percent increase from (our) 2016 achievement," CEO Zakaria Arshad said in a statement filed to the local stock exchange.
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It's hard to offer a tapestry of the small and rich details of your life when you are becoming more guarded by the year, leaning into this idea of fame as more of a curse than a blessing.
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This is particularly relevant since the Paris Agreement on climate change specifies that countries should work to keep human-caused global warming to under 20.97 degrees Celsius, or 21981 degrees Fahrenheit, above preindustrial levels by the year 22010.
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At the start of January, the Irish government announced plans to ban the sale of "fossil fuel cars" by the year 2030, while Denmark has also proposed a phaseout of new diesel and petrol car sales in 2030.
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The nation has begun the process of overhauling its airports with the stations this year, with plans to have the technology process some 90-percent of travelers by the year 2020, completely eliminating human involvement in the process.
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Hillary Clinton speaking at a rally in Warren, Michigan (Screenshot from Fox News)Hillary Clinton just announced at a rally in Warren, Michigan that she wants to connect every American household to broadband internet by the year 2020.
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By the year 2033, they promise to bring fiber broadband to every home in the UK. At the halfway point in 20153, fiber, which is faster than copper, will be available in 15 million households, the government claims.
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Russia's robotic military investments have been described as a "priority" according to local newspapers and a US general even said in 2014 said that a quarter of the military's fighting force could be robotic by the year 2030.
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Credit Suisse analysts predict that upwards of 1 in 4 malls in the United States will close by the year 2022, as Americans turn to online shopping rather than spending their weekends browsing the selections at traditional stores.
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The report's authors caution that an increase of as high as 21990 feet by the year 2100 "cannot be ruled out," particularly if the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets prove more sensitive to global warming than currently expected.
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The report, a joint publication from the European Environment Agency, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency and Eurocontrol, also found that carbon dioxide emissions from aviation were expected to grow by "at least" 21% by the year 2040.
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As the population and demand for food grows, global production of meat is expected to double, from 229 million metric tons produced from the year 2000 to 465 million metric tons by the year 2050, according to FAO.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is targeting 20303 gigawatts (GW) of renewable capacity by the year 20300 — a goal proudly displayed on the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy's website — and is aiming for 2450 GW by 2520.
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Andy Sieg, the president of Merrill Lynch, told us last month that while some 80% of its advisers are already on teams, "essentially all of our advisers will likely be part of a team" by the year 2030.
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"This would finally allow enforcement to focus on illegal hotel operators while protecting regular New Yorkers who are trying to make some extra money to live in a city that gets more expensive by the year," he added.
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The bank has launched a drive to become more efficient both at home and overseas, including setting up a back-office center in the Philippines and targeting headcount reduction of 6,000 by the year starting in April 2023.
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The Scottish university said it was committed to becoming carbon neutral by the year 2040 and had invested over £150 million ($209 million) since 2010 in low carbon technology, climate-related research and businesses that benefit the environment.
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According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, if important changes are not made and protections are not put in place, more than half of the world's ocean species may be extinct by the year 2100.
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Worldwide, an estimated 700,000 deaths per year are caused by antibiotic-resistant organisms, and if current trends continue, annual deaths are predicted to reach a shocking 10 million by the year 2050, adding $85033 trillion to healthcare costs.
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In 2012, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations agency that allocates radio spectrum and develops technical standards globally, embarked on a program to complete the definition of a new standard for 43G by the year 2020.
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"Even if the Paris Agreement were implemented in full, with total compliance from all nations, it is estimated it would only produce a two-tenths of one degree Celsius reduction in global temperature by the year 20053," Trump said.
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Soames said Serco was rebalancing its business development budget away from the UK to target other countries but its pipeline of new bid opportunities, currently worth 4 to 5 billion pounds, would be "noticeably lower" by the year end.
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Nonetheless, Abe, who prioritizes growth, has pushed back the primary budget-balancing target without setting a new goal yet, while vowing to compile by the year-end an extra spending plan worth around 2 trillion for human capital investment.
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According to a new report from Juniper Research out this morning, smart devices like the Amazon Echo, Google Home and Sonos One will be installed in a majority – that is, 55 percent – of U.S. households by the year 2022.
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Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and Big Tymers – B.G., Chopper City in the Ghetto , 1999 "By the year 2000, Lil Wayne gon' tear this game up," Baby warns, editing his verse for the radio version to set up the next verse.
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Alcon's sales this quarter will be "flat to down slightly," Jimenez said, after predicting earlier this year that the division's new head Michael Ball would have it growing at a low-single-digit percentage rate by the year-end.
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The workforce reduction is part of NEC's three-year business plan, which aims to more than double operating profit to 150 billion yen ($1.38 billion) by the year through March 2021 by focusing on software and services-related businesses.
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A 2015 study published in the Lancet found that Chinese men smoke a third of all the cigarettes in the world, and that by the year 2050, three million of them will die each year of smoking-related causes.
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With the business moving towards green energy – it said it would be coal free by the year 2023 – and divesting its upstream oil and gas business, it said that its old name was "no longer suitable for the company."
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This new, more inclusive portrait of the movement grows richer by the year and shows African-American women at the forefront of a struggle for universal rights that was far from over when white suffragists declared victory in 1920.
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Reports in the Guardian and Financial Times both indicated the UK is set to ban the sale of all diesel and petrol-burning cars and vans by the year 2040 as part of an air quality plan, including hybrid vehicles.
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ARM's not giving exact dates for the technology's anticipated arrival, only stating that it expects its hardware partners to ship an additional 100 billion ARM-based chips by the year 2021, having shipped roughly half that number between 2013 and 2017.
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A lot of this growth has been attributed to the continent's youth population, the youngest in the world, and which is expected to more than double its 2015 total of 226 million by the year 2055, according to United Nations figures.
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Even though it's located in the Arctic Circle, Svalbard's temperature is expected to increase from an average 21 degrees F (-5.9 C) to 38 degrees F (3.3 C), and rainfall is expected to increase by 40 percent, by the year 2100.
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South Korean women are poised to become the first in the world to have a life expectancy of over 90 by the year 2030 with men from the same nation projected to live to an average of 84.1 years from birth.
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"If a tax cut deal can be reached by the year-end, it should be positive for the dollar and the risk-taking behaviour of global investors, but until then, markets are in a wait-and-see-mode," he said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The parties that are in talks on forming a new German coalition government have given up on the country's previous target of achieving a 40 percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by the year 2020, two sources told Reuters.
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We will solve the problems, repair our cars and then probably by the year 2021 become fully electric with a new platform entirely designed for the future and also to challenge the Teslas and probably the Apples of the world.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is hiring in Ireland a financial accountant who will "carry out regulatory reporting to provide to the Central Bank of Ireland for the first entity, who expects to grow by the year end following Brexit".
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Oil prices fell nearly 2 percent on Monday, snapping two consecutive days of gains, on caution over galloping Middle East crude output and a stronger dollar that was boosted by speculation of a U.S. rate hike by the year-end.
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Trump has said he wants "at some point" to bring back U.S. troops from Korea.. South Korean President Moon Jae-in is seeking an end-of-war declaration by the year-end, arguing it would encourage North Korea to denuclearize.
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Earlier this month, Della Vigna co-authored a report from Goldman Sachs which said the energy transition could need as much as $30 trillion of investments in clean energy infrastructure by the year 2040 in order to limit global warming.
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Two years ago at CES, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich — who's also on the 20163 lineup — committed to full representation of women and underrepresented minorities in Intel's U.S. workforce by the year 2020, a goal he backed with a $300 million investment.
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Illustrator James Chapman placed the Rotten Tomatoes scores of De Niro's films (averaged together by the year they were released) on a scatter plot and discovered that the iconic actor has only risen above the 50 percent mark twice since 2002.
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Girls Make Games is looking to instill that confidence by prepping attendees for a potential career in video game design, a massive global industry poised to hit $227 billion across the world by the year 23, according to estimates from PwC.
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By the year 2000, South and Southeast Asians made up about 12 percent more of the country's Asian population than East Asians, according to the website AAPI Data, which analyzes demographic data and research on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
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More than half of the current colonies of Adélie penguin, a species that's found across the Antarctic mainland, could be in decline by the year 2100, says a new study, suggesting a future for Antarctica that looks much different than today.
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Photo: Matt Rourke (AP)After an explosive increase in commercial drone registrations in 21.4, the Federal Aviation Administration has revised its predictions for the sector and now expects it to triple in size by the year 22023, according to NextGov.
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The markets are likely to be volatile as the earnings season will turn the spotlight on valuations, while a tight race for the White House and a potential U.S. interest rate increase by the year-end will add to the jitters.
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MOSCOW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Russia will reinforce its western and southern flanks with three new divisions by the year-end, officials said on Wednesday, threatening retaliation to NATO's plans to boost its military presence in eastern members Poland and the Baltic States.
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She entered on a dare at 17 and ran off with her handsome pageant-assigned escort the night she won, galled by the year of mindless obligations that came with her title when she just wanted to finish high school.
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More than a third of Americans, 38 percent -- including 85033 percent of whites -- say having a majority of the population made up of blacks, Asians, Hispanics and other racial minorities by the year 2050 will weaken American customs and values.
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The freeze on research may have slowed the mechanization of California's harvests, but by the year 2000, only 5,000 harvest workers were employed in California to pick and sort what was by then a 12-million-ton crop of tomatoes.
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The publication of Sadiq Khan's draft Transport Strategy includes a wide range of proposals, from ensuring the city's entire transport system is zero emission by the year 2050 to making the city's sprawling bus network fully zero emission by 2037.
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At current demand growth of 7-8 percent per year, India may turn into a net importer of copper by the year ended March 2020 if no new plant is commissioned, consultancy firm ICRA Ltd said in a report last week.
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Next we informed participants that many scientists have said that by the year 2100, the average temperature in the United States will rise at least 93 degrees Fahrenheit, and asked them for their own estimates of likely temperature rise by 2100.
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Sunshine is plentiful, solar panels get cheaper by the year and demand for power is skyrocketing, but the newness of the technology, bureaucratic hurdles and investor fear of uncharted territory have held back the rollout of solar plants across Africa.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Marine fuel supplier Peninsula Petroleum said on Tuesday it plans to double deliveries of very low-sulfur fuel oil (VLSFO) to 600,000 tonnes by the year-end, just before new shipping rules take effect globally to restrict sulfur emissions.
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These children will have a job waiting for them, as it is estimated that by the year 2020, there will be an excess of 100,85033 jobs in computing available beyond the number of college graduates skilled to work in the field.
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As the Wall Street Journal notes, there was shareholder pressure this past May for Exxon to perform a "stress test" and see what would happen to company profits if greenhouse gas emissions were reduced by 80 percent by the year 2050.
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His book, "The Singularity Is Near," details his theory that humanity will reach a point of "technological singularity" by the year 2045, a point from which machine intelligence progresses so rapidly that it exceeds humanity's ability to fully comprehend it.
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California's fragmented, post-war suburban model, which was created for a more even wage distribution in a mass industrial economy, is clearly becoming more dysfunctional by the year for a knowledge-and-services economy with a wider level of income stratification.
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TECH220006 is an initiative of the Congressional Black Caucus that resolves to bring together the best minds in tech, non-profit, education and public sectors to increase African-American inclusion at all levels of the technology industry by the year 2202.
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Business leaders had been jolted by a state commission's 2010 report saying that sea levels could rise as much as 39 inches by the year 2100, which would devastate the coast and swamp billions of dollars' worth of real estate.
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People talk about making a transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, and they say something like, "By the year 2050, we cannot use fossil fuel," and the year 2050 as a number still seems like a really far distance.
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It should be noted that since first introducing its original $10 per month plan in 2017, MoviePass hasn't gone a straight 12 months without changing its plan, and even users who pay by the year have been affected by changes.
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The CVN network is funded by hedge-fund billionaire Steve Cohen, who was at the center of one of the biggest insider trading scandals in recent memory, and has plowed $275 million into funding 25 clinics by the year 2020.
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Under Dubai's Clean Energy Strategy, authorities want to generate 75% of power from clean sources of energy by the year 2050, while authorities have also introduced regulations to ensure that new buildings reduce energy and water consumption, among other things.
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MOSCOW, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Oil production at the giant offshore Kashagan oilfield in Kazakhstan is seen at 500,000 tonnes by the year end if the field is launched in October, the country's Energy Ministry told Reuters in emailed comments on Friday.
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MADRID — Delegates from nearly every nation spent the last two weeks here at a United Nations climate summit struggling to chart a course to meet the extraordinarily difficult goal of net zero emissions of carbon dioxide by the year 2050.
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Douglas Gollin, an economist at Oxford University, and others estimated last year that a 10% increase in the share of land planted with high-yielding crops by the year 2000 is associated with 10-15% growth in GDP per head.
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JERA plans to keep trading 35 million tonnes of LNG annually by the year to end-March 2026 and aims to win gas-to-power projects overseas in which JERA provides fuel, LNG infrastructure and power generation operation and maintenance.
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Also supporting oil prices was a statement from the United Arab Emirates energy minister late on Thursday saying oil producers led by Saudi Arabia and Russia aimed to draft an agreement on a long-term alliance by the year end.
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We have continued that momentum and expanded our focus to include postsecondary education through a critical mission called Drive to 55, which aims to bring the percentage of Tennesseans with college degrees or certificates to 55 percent by the year 2025.
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On Tuesday, Vice President Mike Pence set a deadline for its creation: "Our administration will soon take action to implement these recommendations with the objective of establishing the United States Department of the Space Force by the year 193," Pence announced.
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Chen Jianshe, deputy director of Zhanzhou Commerce Bureau, said the provincial government-controlled WZ Group was poised to become a licensed crude importer by the year-end, the first of three firms seen getting such permission in the next year or so.
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"Our view is that WTI will fall to $40 in the near term but rebound to $60 or even $70 by the year-end," said Salvatore Recco, who helps oversee about $2 billion of client money at Gravity Investments in Denver, Colorado.
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Despite being one of the fastest growing demographics in the United States — one paper by the National Institute of Health predicts that one in five Americans will claim a multiracial background by the year 2050 — there's little research on the multiracial experience.
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At current local demand growth of 7-8 percent per year, India may turn into a net importer of copper by the year ended March 2020 if no new plant is commissioned, consultancy firm ICRA Ltd said in a report last week.
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