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It adds over one charge to an iPhone 6 and nearly one full charge to a Galaxy S6.
We have annual passes, so no charge to get in.
Make it your charge to make that dream a reality.
Citi Asia is leading Citi's charge to win digital customers.
Eventually Tabata was put in charge to right the ship.
This is my charge to everybody: Do what you can.
And they take about two hours to charge to 100%.
But he's certainly not leading the charge to light up.
How much do you want the congestion charge to be?
Now President Trump is leading the charge to arm teachers.
They have a sacred charge to guard the nation's secrets.
His charge to "read a book" echoed in my head.
Security forces have applied the same charge to rebel groups.
Case's voice was an electrical charge to which everyone was open.
Over 200 years ago, Britain led the charge to abolish slavery.
The best part is, they're donated free of charge to recipients.
For folks without insurance, the charge to get tested is $99.
But unfortunately, that snazzy badge requires a charge to keep running.
AT&T says there is no charge to use the feature.
I did ask — I did ask our Charge to also check.
Zazu says she's "leading the charge" to chase the hyenas off.
It also waived its monthly charge to all users in China.
The sodium carbonate carries an electric charge to the water's surface.
But they did not lead a lopsided charge to the record.
Some banks are now passing on the charge to their customers.
Illinois and Washington added a charge to their cases against Navient.
It costs me $7.49, which I charge to my dining dollars.
Amazon led the charge to stop the tax from being passed.
The technicians used an explosive charge to breach the front door.
In America, private industry is leading the charge to expand 5G.
Three shots was the cover charge to even join the party.
There isn't a hint of sparkle or charge to their conversations.
She's also led the charge to increase diverse representation at the company.
It's pleading guilty to a minor charge to escape a greater one.
Cox denied the charge to The New York Times, but quickly resigned.
Pro-Brexit Conservative MPs led the charge to oust May last week.
CXA's platform brings on healthcare providers at no charge to the corporate.
In fact, Motorola's leading the charge to make them a serious thing. 
Hard copies may be sent, free of charge, to teachers for classrooms.
Schlumberger referred questions on the impairment charge to its coming financial filings.
There is no case supporting such a criminal charge to my knowledge.
This allows the charge to go much faster under the right conditions.
Why would the GOP controlled Congress lead the charge to raise taxes?
There is no charge to employers who sign up for the service.
Hoffmann works on their help desk which is free of charge to use.
The issue: Merchants pay a percentage of each charge to credit card companies.
Chipotle said it took a $14.5 million charge to fully impair its assets.
Everything they grow is free of charge to the children and their families.
Creating account creates a 30-cent charge to ensure parents give clear consent.
Its PowerIQ technology allows it to deliver a fast charge to USB devices.
It is a charge to keep, and I will give it my all.
Warner's friend Carl King helped lead the charge to prove his friend's innocence.
However, many expect that would be a difficult charge to bring against Trump.
Mitch McConnell (yes, that Mitch McConnell) led the charge to legalize it Sen.
We call it a look-through cost that companies charge to their shareholders.
There's no charge to visit the Holiday Wonderland, on view now through Dec.
In July, Boeing took a $4.9 billion after-tax charge to compensate airlines.
M&G said it would waive 30% of its annual charge to investors.
The information will be made available at no charge to any cancer researcher.
Trump-appointed FCC chairman Ajit Pai led the charge to repeal net neutrality regulations.
These states have been taking charge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for years now.
The restaurant adds a 773% charge to each bill, which belongs to the house.
She offers the boxes free of charge to those experiencing suicidal thoughts and behavior.
The idea that the US would charge to apply for asylum outraged immigration attorneys.
" Saturn: "I want to encourage people in charge to pay attention to intern programs.
They will ultimately be distributed free of charge to institutions through the partner organisations.
This is easily the fastest I've ever seen a smartphone charge to full capacity.
It's now time for the people in charge to put a stamp on it.
Yahya added a $15,000 credit card charge to the account, an NRGbinary receipt shows.
Only GMG did, and Alex was the guy in charge to fix the bullshit.
He was sentenced to life in prison for each charge, to be served concurrently.
Some people said they were reluctant to offer their precious battery charge to others.
The president's charge to "harness the energies, industries and technologies of tomorrow" means wireless.
Bob Graham, who is leading the charge to release the document, said in February.
More specifically, he led the charge to insert some black actors into the action.
It will be available for no additional charge to current subscribers to the game.
You could remind the landlord that the new law limits the charge to $20.
Heart cells need sodium pumps to build enough electrical charge to deliver a heartbeat.
The fees that criminal networks charge to transport people and contraband across the border.
MORE led the charge to negotiate a special nuclear political understanding with the mullahs.
"It's up to whoever's in charge to determine what a national security concern is."
The letter addresses the most serious charge to date against a Kanders-owned company.
An interest rate is the price lenders charge to borrowers to use their money.
This is all a heavy charge to lay on a rap album, I know.
After his father died in the hospital, they upgraded the charge to manslaughter, WBRZ reports.
Over 113 tickets were distributed free of charge to those who attended, according to organizers.
We just have to push the people in charge to stop prioritizing efficiency and stinginess.
Hodge would be the first parent hit with the additional charge to change his plea.
The Blackhawks withstood a late charge to earn a 3-2 win over the Capitals.
"I can imagine him being sufficiently in charge to get those people out," she said.
It hopes to be able to link the fees that universities may charge to instruction.
Prosecutor Gemani Zimba said the state could still amend the charge to make it specific.
Large brokers have traditionally "bundled" research fees together with what they charge to execute trades.
The loss reflected a $312 million charge to earnings to retire debt during the period.
The battery can charge to 80% in under 20 minutes with a 350 kW connection.
One solution is a market access charge to manage this toxic influx of foreign capital.
Mueller then reused the false statements to add a redundant obstruction charge to the indictment.
Bring your own, and kindly ask the griller in charge to make it for you.
The Falcons made one last charge to get within four but couldn't pull any closer.
But Sanders' embrace of the term could make it a harder charge to defend against.
Supporters, including her most senior ministers, said she should remain in charge to deliver Brexit.
"It shouldn't have to get to the point of a neglect charge to get help."
The feature is being rolled out free of charge to all of Tide's 140,000 clients.
About 38 percent want lawmakers to continue their charge to repeal and replace the ACA.
They expect them to take charge, to have authority, to tell people what to do.
Time to charge to 80 percent will be about 40 minutes with the fastest chargers.
The real estate industry is leading the charge to qualify the measure for the Nov.
While people could use the service free of charge to unsubscribe from marketing emails, Unroll.
The Attorney General added causing or risking a catastrophe, a felony charge, to the complaint.
ET, Nordstrom promises to deliver your purchase by Christmas Eve at no charge to you.
ET, Nordstrom promises to ship your purchase by Christmas Eve — at no charge to you.
It's a relatively small fee that states and localities charge to support emergency calling services.
The redesigned uniforms are being phased in and are provided free of charge to employees.
The bank also took a further 100 million pound charge to cover other misconduct issues.
HALO has been leading a charge to free Angola of all its mines by 2025.
Avicii's brother is currently in Oman leading the charge to find out what killed him.
In both cases, the public hot spots are available at no extra charge to paying subscribers.
He faces a conspiracy charge to interfere with a federal officer, related to the 2014 standoff.
Airline executives arranged for both men to fly, first class, free of charge to see Durrant.
When the VP served in the House he led the conservatives' charge to defund Planned Parenthood.
"These elements are sufficient to establish that Arabsat has a charge to answer," the ruling said.
The charge to DAC was associated with the company's annual third quarter review of actuarial assumptions.
There is no charge to use the feature, nor the API that's also being made available.
The bill also requires that call-blocking tech be implemented without an additional charge to consumers.
Půta's generation is leading the charge to bring fine cocktails and spirits to the Czech capital.
Now she's leading the charge to reverse Trump's short-term — "junk" in her words — insurance plans.
She visits Ted in jail, finally taking charge to demand that he admit what he did.
But Uber has a plan for that—add a little extra charge to every single ride.
I don't charge to grocery account since it's kind of a treat and not normal groceries.
But Penn State held off the final charge to pick up the Big Ten road win.
The FHFA can also increase the guarantee fee that Fannie and Freddie charge to insure mortgages.
" She added, "That is why, as president, I would lead the charge to repeal this law.
Others quickly took note, with actress Busy Philipps leading the charge to memeify the spontaneous moment.
Title to land was given free of charge to former tenant farmers, farm laborers and sharecroppers.
New Democrats have led the charge to reduce regulatory obstacles and support new businesses and entrepreneurs.
Stripping out a €600 million charge to achieve the savings implies a gain of £1.6 billion.
Only by forcing those in charge to plan for apparently unimaginable extremes can the nation prepare.
Prosecutors rarely used the charge to arrest far-right, anti-government terrorists, who are primarily white.
However, the rules of whether or not they can regularly charge to perform services are unclear.
Martin O'Malley led the charge to redraw the lines to unseat long-time GOP incumbent Rep.
Yet, I am hopeful that Secretary Azar can deliver on his charge to remove unnecessary regulations.
The dunes are protected as a national park, and there is no charge to climb them.
Despite the rhetoric, their states are leading the charge to strip privacy rights from citizen groups.
When Mr. Moore received his doctor's bill, he tried appealing the charge to his insurance company.
Wawa is offering free identity theft protection and credit monitoring at no charge to its customers.
You paid a cover charge to walk into an establishment that is designed to entertain you.
Colorado initiated a program that provided IUDs free of charge to teenagers and low-income women.
I will be leading the charge to make the case that Amazon should call Toronto home.
It suggests Don Jr. lied to Congress — a charge to which Michael Cohen has already pleaded guilty.
"I think it's important, no matter who's in charge ... to be vigilant for conservative principles," Paul said.
If you were put in charge — to a specific person — do you think you could stop it?
Now Chrome and Firefox are leading the charge to kill off passwords on the web for good.
That gives an added charge to the movie's remarkable action sequences, which come to dominate the film.
They're also too high relative to what competitors charge to use similar technologies, according to the lawsuit.
In general, the higher the device's wattage, the faster it can deliver a charge to your iPhone.
When it was all over, she rang up a very similar charge to her Snapchat buddy Jenner.
Such fees were tiny a decade ago, but Sinclair helped lead an industry charge to lift them.
U.S. RAPPER A$AP ROCKY'S TRIAL OVER ASSAULT CHARGE TO START ON TUESDAY - A$AP ROCKY'S LAWYER
Working together, cities are leading the charge to implement the agreement and help nations reach their goals.
The company in February more than doubled its expected charge to 160 million pounds after a review.
Add an alleged false statement charge to the mix, and you have a hat trick of felonies.
Democratic senators with White House ambitions are leading the charge to sink President Trump's Cabinet picks.  Sen.
Moreover, the Omnicharge can intelligently monitor the batteries and preserve them after each charge to extend life.
Yet, that's precisely what's happening, with Congressional Republicans leading the charge to try to kill the regulation.
Ackles is leading a charge to mobilize "Supernatural's" dedicated fans to raise money for the recovery effort.
Prosecutors may add an additional charge to Atesiano's indictment based on Ravelo's testimony, according to the Herald.
Once the race hit the halfway point and was official, drivers began their charge to the front.
Vega -- who was hospitalized -- miraculously recovered and is now leading the charge to help find the perp.
The Cadillac tax has been a particular sticking point, with Democrats leading the charge to delay it.
Without an explicit mandate, the Fed is unlikely to take to charge to rein-in these banks.
It's also become increasingly common for the party in charge to miss that April 85033 budget deadline.
When prosecutors cut a plea deal to reduce the charge to attempted theft, a local judge refused.
The prime rate is what banks charge to lend to their most creditworthy customers, including large corporations.
But prosecutors must prove he had the intent to commit sexual assault for the charge to stick.
Johnson also wants to extend the charge to EU citizens who arrive in the UK after Brexit.
The dinner drew about 120 people, many of them invited without charge to fill the room out.
In early 53 Senate Democrats led the charge to form a special committee to focus on Watergate.
He's leading the charge to get his town to commit to 100 percent renewable energy by 2030.
But what happened next is what truly altered the mood and kick-started Woods's charge to victory.
Over the years, as hospitals have merged, many have raised the prices they charge to private insurers.
Local singers perform at the winery every Friday night, and there's no charge to watch them play.
She has a charming drawing style, but she also brings a jagged, emotional charge to the story.
Most hotel concierges will graciously hand out bags at no charge to guests when they check in.
Now critics and skeptics have another charge to add to the pile: the caucuses were a mess.
The implied volatility premium — which dealers charge to hedge the risk of the pound falling — has grown.
He has been leading the Administration's charge to repeal the Affordable Care Act and to cut Medicaid.
The intrigue: Repsol said it's taking a $5.3 billion "impairment charge" to the value of its assets.
"It's very tempting for people in charge to misuse their power for rent-seeking," Mr. Giang said.
The charge to which she pleaded guilty -- conspiracy -- carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
Martin O'Malley led the charge to redraw the lines to unseat long-time GOP incumbent Roscoe Bartlett.
Harris, Marcus Morris and Aron Baynes led a charge to cut the deficit to 10 by halftime.
The implied volatility premium -- which dealers charge to hedge the risk of the pound falling -- has grown.
He also added a bribery charge to the case against Ms. Choi, who is already on trial.
The statutory maximum sentence for the charge to which Flynn pleaded guilty is five years in prison.
Tanya and Ashley Rodriguez identified the 11 marketing execs leading the charge to win in streaming video.
Ms. Thompson led the charge to pass a formal apology, but she left the Senate in 2016.
Maude Ten Eyck, from Manhattan, led a charge to make the state pay for child-care facilities.
The poster sets up a plot far less benign than Pokémon GO's charge to catch 'em all.
The UK's National Health Service famously provides medical checkups and most treatments free of charge to all residents.
The point kickstarted the team&aposs charge to victory over Spain with a final score of 21986-280.
But people like liberal activist Robert Kennedy Jr. have been leading the charge to say that they do.
Hotstar, unlike Netflix and Amazon, bandies out nearly 1403 percent of its catalog at no charge to customers.
The cable option employs Audi's 800-volt electrical architecture that will charge to 80 percent in 20 minutes.
With single-minded, often secretive methods, he has led a charge to breakdown the agency's mores and mission.
This is a compelling charge to the ecosystem behind the Internet of Emotions and AI as a whole.
It is provided free of charge to women who are UK residents and EEA (European Economic Area) nationals.
As most Cubans only earn a paltry $20 a month, there was no charge to see the show.
Though there is a $4.99 charge to order, which is credited back after the first Dash button order.
The Sun Devils made one last charge to cut the deficit to thee with 33:23 to go.
Meanwhile, a group of at least 1,400 employees is leading a charge to stop Dragonfly in its tracks.
It takes a charge to add mic monitoring and other features (should last for 40 hours per charge).
And that's where the new 23andMe report, offered free of charge to existing customers on Monday, comes in.
He said he remembered the case clearly, and that police "fowarded the charge" to the county prosecutor's office.
The group provides assistance dogs free of charge to adults, children and veterans like Raible, who are disabled.
He became one of the key players that led the charge to impeach Rousseff for breaking budgetary laws.
The landscaping is far from finished and Kanye is now leading the charge to get it done ... STAT.
By the time a SWAT team used an explosive charge to enter the room at 11:20 p.m.
Erstwhile, the Internet Association has led the charge to have old Section 230-like language baked into NAFTA.
Neither Moore nor Steve Bannon, who led the charge to nominate Moore, seem interested in inspiration or unity.
Those new DNC members led the charge to change Democratic Party rules to limit the influence of superdelegates.
The new rule expands the definition of a public charge to include people who use certain federal benefits.
He has scored two goals in Croatia's charge to the last 16 with three wins out of three.
For all of these deals, Mueller has no core collusion or obstruction charge to show for his efforts.
Jones is being described as a "maverick" who is leading the charge to block Roger Goodell's contract extension.
Shortages of concentrate have seen treatment charges — the fees that smelters charge to turn ore into metal — plunge.
Authorities on Monday were considering raising the charge to a felony, given the severity of Mr. Paul's injuries.
Hamilton said he had had to be cautious around Verstappen on the late charge to avoid a collision.
In the face of meager turnout for her women's games, she led the charge to fill the bleachers.
Last week, G.E. announced a surprising $6.2 billion charge to pay for lingering problems in its finance unit.
"I hoped that I could bring that erotic charge to the paintings," she said of her later work.
And nobody seems to trust the people in charge to tell them where they fit into the future.
The OPM credits her with leading the charge to upgrade the OPM's outdated networks after arriving in 2013.
"So that's part of the motivation of putting Pence in charge, to control messaging and silence medical experts."
The bottom line was also hit by a 47 million euro charge to the national deposit guarantee fund.
These economics help explain why NBCUniversal plans to offer Peacock Premium for no additional charge to cable subscribers.
Two years ago, Ford took an $800 million pretax charge to cover accounting changes for its Venezuelan operations.
Still, it was just months ago that Gardner led the risky charge to expel a potential Republican colleague.
There, the gas is mixed with oxygen, a process that generates an electric charge to power the vehicle.
One senses that these tools could be turned into weapons, creating a powerful emotional charge to the work.
Fight for the Future is leading the charge to safeguard the FCC's Open Internet Rules on net neutrality.
In 2013, the company took a $900 million charge to account for unsold inventory of its Surface RT tablet.
The painting of a man riding a horse up a trail, "A Charge to Keep," hung on the wall.
Her death helped spur activists to lead a charge to repeal the county's restrictive abortion ban earlier this year.
With that, the charge to end the war in Iraq — one of Obama's signature campaign promises — was Biden's responsibility.
Once he helped push the Rockets to a lead, Harden and Capela took charge to close the first half.
Originally charged with murder in the second degree, a plea bargain reduced the charge to manslaughter, The Blast reports.
The move comes weeks after Cunha led a charge to impeach President Dilma Rousseff in the Chamber of Deputies.
A quick call to the bank reveals that it's because of a $10,000 charge to a bail bond company.
I work on assigning charge-to accounts for all last month's credit card purchases, and then do bank reconciliations.
Crews has since dropped WME's representation and has been leading the charge to represent men in the #MeToo movement.
They also highlight the preventive care benefits that are available in all marketplace plans at no charge to consumers.
Originally charged with murder in the second degree, a plea bargain reduced the charge to manslaughter, The Blast reported.
The Commonwealth has agreed to reduce the current felony charge to a misdemeanor of possession of a controlled substance.
He famously led the charge to defund Obamacare in 2013, a battle that precipitated a 16-day government shutdown.
In most civilian jurisdictions, a prosecutor will recommend a charge to a grand jury — like the Paul Manafort case.
That a battery is able to charge to 80 percent after it has been charged and discharged 1,000 times.
" The post continued, "The charges include a conspiracy charge to interfere with a federal officer ... and a weapons charge.
Harris has a mostly solid record on LGBTQ rights and is leading the charge to make Congress more inclusive.
Doncic's 3-pointer made it 104-99 before the Raptors made their charge to grab the much-needed victory.
During a crash, a device called a pretensioner uses an explosive charge to lock the seat belt in place.
The woman was later granted conditional release by a judge who softened the charge to one of public disorder.
The SWAT team uses another charge to gain entry to the bedroom and discover no one else is there.
Pickren, who joined the company last year, is leading the charge to massively expand its services to new industries.
The conspiracy charge to which Butina plans to plead guilty carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
Amazon, by contrast, said it didn't have enough cash stored overseas for the one-time tax charge to matter.
Leading the charge to diversify the tech sector is the Congressional Bipartisan Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Caucus.
Its net loss for the second quarter included a $4.5 million charge to cover the expected settlement with Illinois.
McConnell led the GOP's charge to reject Obama's attempts to fill the late Justice Antonin Scalia's Supreme Court seat.
To pay for health and wellness services, some restaurants add an additional, often voluntary, charge to each customer's bill.
Mr. Christie said New Jersey Transit would add an escalating charge to train tickets between New Jersey and Manhattan.
There are simple ways to address these issues: Make test preparation materials available free of charge to all students.
Prosecutors have not specifically named the news organization or reporter involved in the charge to which he pleaded guilty.
He doesn't seem to want to mount a legal charge to overturn the Supreme Court decision behind it either.
Mr. Baker said he expected that charge to be dismissed in conjunction with a guilty plea in federal court.
RAIR along with Recology in San Francisco are leading the charge to nurture relationships between artists and recycling centers.
" While conservative bishops such as Archbishop Charles Chaput of Philadelphia led the charge to make sure the descriptor "L.
In October, the company announced a $22 billion accounting charge to write down the value of its power business.
This pattern undermines the notion that you need to have a single authoritarian leader in charge to act decisively.
As head of content development and production, Bannon is leading Stitcher's charge to ramp up creation of original podcasts.
The duo replaced the controller, which regulates the charge to the batteries that distribute solar power to the station.
The company&aposs calculations do not include costs that startups charge to other corporate credit cards they may have.
In addition to the inaccuracy, premiums do not include a loading charge to build reserves for especially bad years.
The government said Thursday that it would also consult on increasing the minimum charge to at least 10 pence.
One claim described how Visa and Mastercard would enforce fees that the banks would then charge to the merchants.
Al Green (D-Texas), who led the charge to impeach Trump, sat aside Senate staff, soaking the moment in.
For those leading the charge to roll back the 2010 law, the question has a one-word answer: government.
"Mueller was given a specific charge (to investigation Russian meddling), not to just investigate whatever he wants," Danforth said.
Instead, 150 Heinz Ketchup Caviar jars will be sent free of charge to a select group of Twitter users.
Now the teenage activists are leading the charge to persuade corporations to end their business relationships with the NRA.
The United States must lead the charge to tighten sanctions, and increase economic and military assistance to Baltic nations.
The 144-year-old UPU sets fees that postal services charge to deliver mail and packages from foreign carriers.
The ACA also limits insurance companies' ability to charge older customers higher premiums than they charge to younger ones.
The Ducks made one last charge to get within eight with 3:27 remaining, but they couldn't get any closer.
Comey recommended Petraeus be charged with a felony, but then-Attorney General Eric Holder downgraded the charge to a misdemeanor.
Last year, GE took a $22 billion goodwill impairment charge to reflect the deterioration of the power business it acquired.
A decade ago, she helped lead a successful charge to have certain phthalates banned from being used in children's toys.
In July, Boeing took a $4.9 billion after-tax charge to compensate airlines and other customers affected by the grounding.
Now the Trump administration has broadened the definition of public charge to include people who temporarily use non-cash benefits.
We expect the FFO fixed charge to bottom out at around 6x, also consistent with a comfortable investment grade profile.
Chrislav, New York I have to wonder if automatically adding a service charge to the bill doesn't result in this.
Lindsey Graham is leading the charge to defend Trump and is demanding a House vote to officially begin impeachment proceedings.
There is already some bipartisan interest in tackling this problem, with the Senate leading the charge to find a solution.
And it has taken more than 18 months for the ex-police officer's trial on a murder charge to start.
The quarterly results included a $455 million charge to offload the company's loss-making solar inverter business to Italy's FIMER.
It's now 23 and monsters from beyond the stars are in charge, to the severe detriment of Earth's native residents.
Can the brand that brought sex toys from sleazy to chic lead the charge to finally make them completely mainstream?
The effect is to use the threat of that one-time charge to encourage people to stay on their plans.
Alexandria's attorney, Todd Eddins, confirms the charge to PEOPLE but does not confirm that his client was driving the vehicle.
If so, it would be a difficult charge to bring against Trump, according to Columbia University law professor John Coffee.
Fearing he was a suicide risk, police had arrested him on a marijuana charge to keep an eye on him.
The vote comes as Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley is leading the charge to reshape the face of the judiciary.
Hollywood frequently portrays America leading the charge to save the planet, multilaterally if it can and unilaterally if it must.
We expect the guarantee charge to largely fade away in the next two years, providing moderate relief to its results.
Companies such as Twitter and Glassdoor have multiple kegs of beer available free of charge to employees at any time.
A team that was almost relegated last season is showing no sign of slowing in its charge to the title.
And during the height of the epidemic, the club was available free of charge to any fundraiser for HIV/AIDS.
Watch Kingsley Rowe talk about his journey from conviction on a murder charge to being a professional criminal justice advocate.
Who else would prove they're the "law and order" candidate by naming Charles in Charge to speak on his behalf?
Sanders has led the charge to bring Medicare for all into the mainstream of the Democratic Party in recent years.
But changing the formula would risk the support of Toomey, who has led the charge to curb Medicaid's future growth.
"It's child labor and child abuse," said Dr. Jiraporn Laothamatas, a neuroradiologist leading the charge to ban boxing by children.
A year later, an appeals court overturned the convictions because it saw Judge Ford's charge to the jury as prejudicial.
He was granted a new trial in 2017, where he submitted an Alford plea to reduce his charge to manslaughter.
His implicit charge to our own would-be Napoleons reduces to this: Don't bother me; just get on with it.
Neutrinos hit the nuclei of the argon atoms in the ProtoDUNE detector, causing particles with electrical charge to be produced.
But the day would belong to Ford, whose charge to overtake Snead was punctuated by a pair of memorable shots.
The call was echoed by Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, who led the charge to oust Al Franken from the Senate.
But jurors upgraded the charge to murder, which Johnson said indicated that they felt Guyger's actions were "knowing" or intentional.
He found that Wigner crystals can be simulated by applying an electric charge to balls made of aluminum and copper.
In 2004, Jobs convened Project Purple, under his supervision and with Ive in charge, to develop a touch-screen device.
Vogt says Cruise will lead the charge to release data that more accurately conveys the progress that it is making.
"Mike's charge to us was, 'There are 225,2000 cultural institutions in New York,'" Mr. Doctoroff said in a telephone interview.
In 1999, Adam Clymer, a political correspondent for The Times, reviewed Bush's "A Charge to Keep" for the Book Review.
I set up a studio here and invited people free of charge to come in and learn how to produce.
In fact, Shorten led the charge to change his party's policy platform to include the navy turning back boats of refugees.
It is still up to the adults in charge to act on dangers that are now well known and ever present.
"The state is now using (the fake news charge) to harass journalists - anyone that publishes information they don't want," Serag said.
However, a 2010 financial reform law placed limits on fees banks can charge to process transactions, making the business less lucrative.
Illinois, Maine, Nevada, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont are leading the charge to enshrine abortion rights at the state level.
Vehicles which do not meet the ULEZ's emissions standards are required to pay a daily charge to drive in the zone.
The antitrust probe adds to a growing backlash against the tolls Apple and Google charge to developers using their app stores.
It would make it very hard for the dominant incumbents to charge to high a commission as new networks could arise.
The product will also be free of charge to patients without insurance who live in households with annual income under $100,000.
Meanwhile, thinking his original bill was in error, Mr. Phillips in late January appealed St. Mary's $1,044 charge to his insurer.
The path we take now as a nation will determine whether we uphold our charge to be stewards of God's creation.
Shackelford and his First Liberty Institute are not leading the charge to protect religious liberty, they are seeking to redefine it.
Libor is an unsecured benchmark set by banks based on the rate that they would charge to lend to each other.
"We are grateful that HHS is taking seriously its charge to protect these fundamental civil rights," it said in a statement.
Comfy charges its clients based on the square footage of their office, and does not charge to install its system initially.
But this is unacceptable for some customers, with some requesting refunds and others disputing the charge to their credit card company.
The charging system consists of a 15-watt transmission module, which sends a charge to a receiver inside a smart phone.
Seth Moulton (D-Mass.), who spearheaded the successful charge to delay this week's leadership elections, suggested Pelosi's math might be wrong.
"But we found no charge to prefer against him following his social media video allegedly in support of Mugabe," he added.
Similarly, Facebook allows pros to create business pages free of charge to show off posts, photos, reviews and other relevant content.
It appears the charge to his card came from an employee of a monthly service Jack has scheduled at his house.
At the same time, Dick's Sporting Goods, Citigroup and others are leading the charge to create a more responsible gun marketplace.
The Arkansas law would require the state to provide identification free of charge to those who do not have acceptable documents.
They also sent me six limited edition design tins of Azera last year—free of charge—to put towards the chair.
The company said in July that it had taken a $25 million exceptional charge to its 2016 revenue due the settlement.
The UNA trade facility was offered, initially free of charge, to allow LME traders to comply with European MiFID II regulations.
First they led the charge to delay the leadership election, which was initially set for mid-November to happen this week.
This morning I got hit with another charge—to the same Banana Republic credit card that got flagged as fraudulent yesterday.
The district attorney wasted no time layering on an ­anti-gay hate crime charge to the charge of first-degree murder.
The Alleles Design Studio, a Canada-based creative duo revamping the traditional prosthetic limb, is leading the charge to change that.
Coates is at the heart of the pole sport evolution, leading the charge to have pole admitted to the Olympic Games.
Why it matters: Hardline policy adviser Stephen Miller has been leading the charge to scale back legal immigration for some time.
Four years ago, after the Ukraine invasion, the United States led the charge to throw Russia out of the G-8.
The American researcher Jo Farb Hernández has led the charge to preserve fast-deteriorating, self-taught artists' environments — before they're gone.
For those men in charge to decide that that collection of cells has more value than that child defies all logic.
The state is asking ISPs to increase data bandwidth at no charge to address increased needs from users actively social distancing.
"There is no criminal obstruction of justice charge to be had here," Whitaker said in a radio interview in June 2017.
The U.K. government is set to extend its 5 pence (7 cent) plastic bag charge to all retailers, subject to consultation.
If you do the Mansions, I highly recommend the small extra charge to do any "special" or "private" tours they offer.
The nation's No. 2 oil company plans to take a $10 billion to $11 billion charge to reflect that gloomier outlook.
That was great; not only does lithium readily give up electrons, but applying charge to the new battery would restore them.
The two standard college admission tests — the SAT and the ACT — could be administered universally and free of charge to students.
That amount includes an additional $2321 billion pretax charge to compensate airlines and other 737 Max customers because of the grounding.
However, Trump's critics have scoffed at the idea of a former drug company executive leading the charge to cut medication costs.
SoftBank chairman Masayoshi Son, who has invested billions of dollars in WeWork, led the charge to remove Neumann, CNBC has reported.
Yet too many states allow the political party in charge to cut and slice the maps in ways that benefit them.
The 1 billion pound charge to account for the U.S. tax changes is expected to push it further into the red.
The judge reduced the charge to a misdemeanor and sentenced Gimelstob to three years' probation and 60 days of community labor.
In 2013 when then Majority leader Harry Reid led the charge to get rid of the filibuster for lower court nominees, Sen.
Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, who is now the majority leader and who is leading the charge to use the procedure for Gorsuch.
Jeff Merkley, who led the charge to weaken the filibuster, freeing up scores of President Barack Obama's executive and judicial branch nominees.
Among the California Public Utilities Commission's many stipulations, transportation companies providing autonomous rides must offer the service at no charge to passengers.
The lithium miner attributed the charge to the Mt Cattlin mine project's development costs related to its acquisition of General Mining Ltd.
California is also leading a charge to outlaw PERC wholesale; in 2007, it mandated a total phase out of PERC by 2023.
We sign up for their weekly subscription service (no charge to sign up) and score free greens and bananas from the farm!
In a statement, AT&T said it would open up their services free of charge to everyone in the country until Thursday.
And he led the charge to finally fix this immigration problem that has existed now for, as Marco says, for 30 years.
DUBLIN/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Malaysia Airlines CEO Peter Bellew is leaving after just over a year in charge to return to Ryanair (RYA.
Adam Schiff either, the California Democrat who led the charge to remove Trump from office in the Senate trial that ended Wednesday.
Lt. Bob Jillson, a spokesman for the Saratoga Springs police, confirmed the charge to PEOPLE and described it as a small offense.
NextVR has been leading the charge to beam some of the most anticipated sporting events in virtual reality to users sporting headsets.
In the 1990s, the Rwandan Army led the charge to overthrow Mobutu Sese Seko of Congo, one of Africa's most notorious dictators.
Thereafter, Stripe will integrate those tax reporting features available free of charge to Stripe Connect users as part of the Stripe Dashboard.
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve lowered the federal funds rate — the interest rate banks charge to lend each other money — by 0.25%.
The battery-powered Harley will do 0-60 mph in 2124 seconds, go 210 mph and charge to 2995% in 22.7 minutes.
That cloud, sprayed toward the car body, gets a light electric charge to attract it to the target, cutting down on waste.
Kapor Capital, Backstage Capital, BBG Ventures, Broadway Angels, Pipeline Angels and more have been leading the charge to invest in diverse founders.
The loss of five children is beyond devastating and it is our charge to rally around these families and offer our support.
Ever since Trump's election, the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Myron Ebell has been leading the charge to permanently hobble the Environmental Protection Agency.
The foundation is leading a charge to educate musicians who want to cash in on lucrative paychecks for playing in Saudi Arabia.
In July, Boeing said it took a $4.9 billion charge to compensate airlines but the final sums have not yet been determined.
That filing, unsealed weeks ahead of the midterm elections, was the first charge to directly tie an influence campaign to those races.
Many of the Republicans leading the charge to force an immigration vote face Democratic challenges in competitive districts in this year's midterms.
Teaching locals how to become a master artist and you offer that free of charge to everyone that walks in the door.
Cuomo supports congestion pricing, in which drivers would pay a stiff charge to enter the busiest parts of Manhattan between 21 a .
Legitimate mystery shopping companies do not charge to sign up and do not require signing up for trials and offers, Stucker said.
The law also provides that county election boards must issue a photo identification at no charge to any voter who requests one.
The legislator leading the charge to extend the statute of limitations is State Rep resentative Mark Rozzi, a Democrat from Berks County.
The company took a $27.30 billion charge to cover a new one-time repatriation tax on undistributed income of certain non-U.
The firm took the $200 million after-tax charge to walk away from its Russia Kara and Black sea ventures with Rosneft .
Jimena then told the army to make a valiant last cavalry charge to break the siege, with El Cid at the head.
His supporters have called this a trumped-up charge to portray him as a common criminal rather than a victim of censorship.
He even managed to lead the charge to get legislation signed into law in December called the Save the Community Newspaper Act.
To acknowledge the Iranian origin of missiles falling on Saudi Arabia is not, as some charge, to lay the groundwork for war.
Another video provider would have to pay AT&T and Verizon to make their video services available at no charge to customers.
In court, the judge then read a new charge to the jury and told them to go back and continue their deliberations.
The invocation of him is a hot-wire shorthand that gives an emotional charge to his statements that his audience receives intuitively.
The Celtics made a final charge to cut Atlanta's lead to 10 points, but the Hawks were able to hold them off.
The benchmark funds rate, which banks charge to each other for overnight borrowing, is targeted in a range between 1.75% and 2%.
Several attorneys general pointed out that their states offered evidence collection kits and forensic examinations free of charge to sexual assault survivors.
My charge to the activists who come to Washington, D.C. is to leave more unified with focused purpose on moving conservatism forward.
Weinstein said the charge to which Harrington pleaded guilty was a "horse of a different color" from the original, more serious case.
The most notable was Bank of Montreal, which took a C$357 million restructuring charge to cut about 5% of its workforce.
The first technician straps the charge to the mine, being careful not to touch the horns, and swims back to the boat.
She led the charge to get black women politically engaged and worked tirelessly to open the business world to them as well.
But he quickly networked with progressive activists and led the successful charge to block George W. Bush's planned privatization of Social Security.
On Wednesday, a veteran pro-democracy campaigner was sentenced to 13 years in prison for "subversion" — a similar charge to Liu Xiaobo&aposs.
After the group is stranded she becomes the de facto leader, taking charge to make sure things are done and everyone is safe.
Initially charged with manslaughter and released from Kaufman County Jail on $300,000 bail, a grand jury in November upgraded the charge to murder.
In early 2018, Halliburton took a $265 million pre-tax charge to write down the oil service company's entire remaining investment in Venezuela.
Nearly 17 years later, and the Trump administration is still dealing with the fallout of George W. Bush's charge to depose Saddam Hussein.
She's the woman leading the charge to expose President Trump's alleged affairs and the hush money he offered to women over the years.
The firm took the $224 million after-tax charge to walk away from its Russia Kara and Black sea ventures with Rosneft (ROSN.MM).
Though Banksy himself gets little direct benefit from these public sales, the results underpin the prices he can charge to his private collectors.
In July Boeing announced it would need to take a $5 billion charge to compensate airline customers for problems with the 737 Max.
There are regional-based nonprofits like Minds Incorporated in the DC area that offer mindfulness instruction (sometimes free of charge) to local schools.
In the eurozone specifically, TransferWise started out charging 0.5% of the amount of a transaction; it has since lowered the charge to 0.35%.
By mid-January, he was leading the charge to declassify a memo written by fellow House Republicans alleging FISA abuses by the FBI.
He'll lead the charge to overhaul the federal government, an attempt the White House says, to make good on Trump's key campaign promises.
The evening is capped with a mainline shot of Strait-up country as steel guitar and fiddle take charge to honor King George.
Which means it remains a massive problem for the United States — and it shouldn't take a collusion charge to see it that way.
"No charge to the customer," Patrzik wrote in a comment on the Facebook post, "it's the least we can do in that situation!!"
Police initially charged Turner with child neglect but later upgraded that charge to murder, and she pleaded this week to second-degree murder.
Recently, Nest has led a concerted charge to tie them to other smart home products through its software and Works with Nest program.
In the year-ago quarter it took a $7.5 billion charge to write down the value of its purchase of Nokia's handset business.
He issued a charge to the haters, writing, "[It] doesn't matter how many times you try to break us… is not gonna happen."
Houston made one last charge to get within seven on a 3-pointer by VanBeck with four minutes remaining, but Cincinnati held on.
On the flip side, having a gregarious fire sign moon like Leo suggests you're the one leading the charge to the next bar.
Senator Ron Wyden is currently leading a charge to have the changes to Rule 41 reverse before they go into effect in December.
The figure was hit by ABB taking a $455 million charge to offload its loss-making solar inverter business to Italy's FIMER SpA.
Even though the American people said in 2010 we&aposre going to put you in charge to Congress to go and change things.
The Crown Prosecution Service subsequently increased the charge to attempted rape, for which he would eventually be sentenced to seven years in prison.
"Right now, there's not really anyone in charge to oversee and to make people aware of the condition of the water," she said.
Early adopters will lead the charge to replace their phones with standalone smartglasses, but we're still talking about a Tesla market by 2021.
As for Berdon ... after his initial arrest, prosecutors downgraded the charge to 2nd-degree assault -- and he pled no contest back in March.
He has denied the charge to reporters and began tweeting what he called evidence of the scandal the day after he was arrested.
The government will launch a consultation later this year setting out plans to increase the charge to 10 pence and extend its reach.
"Tom Price has led the charge to privatize Medicare, and for this reason, I cannot support his nomination," Donnelly said in a statement.
Tickets to the event were released on Tuesday, and were free of charge to California residents, with a limit of four per household.
Whether she wanted it or not, I gave DeVos a charge to stand up to classroom bullies like Jeff Sessions and Donald Trump.
It was the latest charge to emerge as a raft of private, independent schools across New England confront past allegations of sexual misconduct.
Coulter and other media hosts such as Rush Limbaugh have led the charge to convince the president to stick to his campaign promise.
Gun control has become a central issue in the country since the Florida school shooting, with students leading the charge to demand change.
When full, the chewer could mail the orb free of charge to Gumdrop; for every three sent in, Gumdrop would send them another.
State prosecutors have agreed to reduce the felony charge to a misdemeanor of possession of a controlled substance, attorney James Hundley said Tuesday.
"He has broadened the scope of his investigation far beyond his charge to examine Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election," said Rep.
Its potential customers are balking at the prospect of paying the high prices it will be forced to charge to recoup its investment.
America's central bank adjusts the interest rates that banks charge to borrow from one another, a cost that is passed on to consumers.
While he's recently been active in leading the charge to impeach Trump, House Democratic leaders have sought to tamp down talk of impeachment.
The way Berthot integrates such unassuming geometric forms into a miasmic, monochromatic or polychromatic picture plane lends a special charge to each work.
Mr. Dickerman said he understood why such images bothered some older people, though they carried little such charge to him and his friends.
The reality is that many small businesses do not have $50,000 in expenses they can charge to a credit card within six months.
After all, this is saving the world—what with leading the charge to renewable energy in construction and transportation—we're talking about here.
The racially charged comment comes after New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu led the charge to take down four Confederate monuments in the city.
"They can make up a criminal charge to arrest Ren Zhengfei's daughter," he wrote in a social media post, referring to Huawei's founder.
And Mr. Corbyn himself is a lifelong critic of the European Union, so he is reluctant to lead the charge to defeat it.
In 2014, Delle Donne led a charge to the finals, before a back injury derailed her in a loss to the Phoenix Mercury.
"If you're about to start a war, you don't want the general leading the charge to be leaving the battlefield," Mr. Elson said.
"There is going to be some charge to us," he said, "but it's not going to be what it was going to be."
Mr. Denson, who has been in jail since August, was sentenced on the weapon charge to the 90 days he had already served.
The rush to declare their progressive bona fides through this topic was matched by a similar charge to pledge the abolition of ICE.
It takes nine hours to fully charge the Powerstation Go, which requires more than a 50 percent charge to jump-start a car.
SparkCharge brings an electric charge to you with a small battery pack that gives cars more range (about 33 miles) in a pinch.
On Tuesday, the special prosecutor, Park Young-soo, added a bribery charge to the case against Ms. Choi, who is already on trial.
In a livestreamed demo on Thursday, Jaguar showed users asking if their car had enough of a charge to get to the office.
But because of Duterte's recent efforts, contraceptive implants like the one given free of charge to Encarnacion, will be more accessible to women.
This proposal would redefine "public charge" to include immigrants who depend, even slightly, on government assistance programs, as many working-class people do.
One option she presented was to reduce the charge to third-degree arson, the least severe category, and give Johnathan five years' probation.
Under the law, Medicare enrollees receive precautionary care, such as breast cancer screenings, colorectal cancer screenings and flu shots, free of charge to them.
Previously, the company had planed to use the 6-pin diagnostic port underneath the Apple Watch case to deliver a charge to the device.
Then 2.5—all the while ratcheting up the range, from the original 265 miles per charge to the current, top of the line 335.
"Auntie Maxine," as she is known to her Resistance fans, has led the charge to impeach the president, starting almost immediately after the election.
Gears of War 4, Forza Horizon 3, Killer Instinct, Halo Wars 2, and Minecraft will all be updated free of charge to 4K support.
ENDO TO PAY $10 MILLION, PROVIDE UP TO $1 MILLION OF VASOSTRICT AND ADRENALIN PRODUCTS FREE OF CHARGE TO RESOLVE "TRACK 1" OPIOID CASES
The primary driver of the loss during the quarter ended June 30 was the one-time charge to write down the value of Gillette.
Tinder co-founders and 8 others sue dating app's owners Sean Rad is leading a charge to swipe $2 billion from Tinder's corporate parent.
Starting today, Google's Jigsaw suite of services will offer DDoS protection, free of charge, to organizations that "are vital to free and fair elections".
By the mid-1980s, Whitley, along with Skaggs, Travis, George Strait and Reba McEntire, were leading the charge to revive traditional sounds in country.
That only happens when you have something at risk and when the stakes are high and when there's a real emotion charge to it.
A legal charge to settle allegations that it mis-sold mortgage securities before the financial crisis reduced net profit at Goldman Sachs to $765m.
At the federal level, Senator Ed Markey (D-Massachusetts) is leading the charge to introduce a resolution of disapproval under the Congressional Review Act.
Last financial year, Westpac booked a A$380 million charge to account for refunds, the costs of remediating wronged customers and higher litigation costs.
The border adjustment tax is expected to dominate the discussion, and the retail industry has led the charge to get rid of the idea.
Germany led the charge to open Europe's borders and it is estimated that, in 2015 in total, one million migrants arrived in the country.
The fines operate as a cost of doing business, a tiny dent to profits or a charge to pass on to customers and shareholders.
Second, originalist Justice Hugo Black led the charge to incorporate the federal Bill of Rights to apply against the State on the Warren Court.
Mr. Patrick helped lead the charge to defeat a 2007 constitutional amendment that would have defined marriage as between a man and a woman.
Third-year law student Alex Romero led the charge to suspend the program after seeing representatives from ICE at a school fair this fall.
Congressional Democrats are leading the charge to oppose Trump's policies toward Latin America, but some Republicans, like Hurd, have been vocal in their dissent.
President Trump has spent his time in office leading the charge to restore American competitiveness, bring back jobs, and keep the American Dream alive.
Pai though, who led the charge to scrap net neutrality rules, said on Monday that he was not aware that the attack was fabricated.
I want to take the opportunity to ask the people in charge to please contact us to let us know where our children are.
However, Shell said it would have incurred a charge to earnings of $2.0 to 2.5 billion, on the basis of its third-quarter statements.
Direct Relief plans to make its donor tool available without charge to other nonprofit groups, Mr. Morain said, under an "open source" software model.
We should also mention that when Hastert was Speaker of the House, he led the charge to impeach Bill Clinton over a consensual affair.
Though "the man" had tried to silence her, it'd take a lot more than a vandalism charge to curtail White's crusade for Equal Rights.
The public nuisance charge to which the men pleaded guilty is punishable by a fine of $96, but no jail time, Mr. Aizuddin said.
In New York, the daily charge to drive below 60th Street might be around $8, with additional charges for vehicles that linger all day.
The charge to which he pleaded guilty in October was in connection with contacts he had with a different reporter, who was not named.
We are urged to show hospitality to strangers, and reminded that the hungry, the thirsty, the stranger are all our charge to care for.
General Electric delivered another disappointing surprise to investors on Tuesday, taking a $6.2 billion charge to pay for lingering problems in its finance unit.
Separately, it was a bad day for General Electric, which took on a $6.2 billion charge to pay for problems in its finance unit.
Reaves paced Oklahoma with 16 points despite suffering a gash above his right eye during a charge to the basket midway through the half.
A brain, after all, is just a bunch of widgets, called neurons, that either pass along an electrical charge to their neighbors or don't.
An earlier version of this article, using information from the Brooklyn district attorney's office, misstated the misdemeanor charge to which Keisia Atkins pleaded guilty.
It is judges' "sacred charge to uphold the law and administer justice fairly to all persons, no matter how powerful or small," she said.
For Mozilla, it was switching back to Google Search as the default in Firefox and leading the charge to a more privacy-focused model.
Because of that, they sometimes refrain from sending detainees in their charge to outside hospitals until their health has deteriorated to a critical point.
Another 5-10 will be transferred in the next three months from the ministries currently in charge to prepare them for sale, Sennychenko said.
As they contemplate their impeachment strategy, Democrats say they prefer any obstruction charge to play a supporting, rather than starring, role in their efforts.
Sanders will return to the Midwest in a few days with a charge to do the same when he makes his 2020 Iowa debut.
The problem lies with the hierarchy of the church which allows for men in charge to take action with no one to answer to.
That is the charge to which former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn and former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos have both pleaded guilty.
The judge, Upinder Kalra, then reduced the charge to a misdemeanor and sentenced Gimelstob to three years' probation and 60 days of community labor.
It took a $114 million charge to account for refunds to customers in the unit who had been charged incorrectly for certain assets and accounts.
It's been nearly a century since Ann Wigmore came to the United States, bearing her grandmother's lessons and the charge to heal her fellow humans.
Nordstrom also said it took a one-time, $72 million charge to refund customers who were mistakenly charged higher interest rates on store credit cards.
Credit Suisse sold distressed credit assets to TSSP for $1.27 billion, resulting in an additional $100 million charge to be reflected in first-quarter results.
Aubry said police are working to add a hate crime or racially motivated crime to upgrade the second-degree murder charge to first-degree murder.
You'll get about two nights' (up to 16 hours) worth of listening, with the case providing another full charge to get you through your slumber.
Before his firing, Damore submitted a charge to the U.S. National Labor Relations Board accusing Google upper management of trying to shame him into silence.
Mr Molyneux says he hopes, within the next two months, to make Meta's tools available without charge to any scientist who wishes to use them.
The polls generally show Sanders leading Buttigieg, while Klobuchar makes a last-minute charge to compete for a third-place finish with Biden and Warren.
GAAP interest coverage decreased to 8.0x for the first three quarters of 2015 due to elevated mortality and the charge to DAC as mentioned above.
The company took a $1 billion pre-tax charge to reflect the impact of lower anticipated returns caused by the recent decline in interest rates.
If your phone is completely dead, there's no way to check in before it reaches a minimum charge to see if it's getting juiced up.
His death led prosecutors to upgrade an attempted murder charge to murder against the accused shooter, who is not being identified because of his age.
Like HP and Asus' models, you can upgrade free of charge to Windows 10 Pro to get full desktop apps support using Microsoft's special emulator.
Lloyds Banking Group, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, slipped 3.1% after a further charge to meet claims for mis-sold insurance to consumers hit its earnings.
Google has also undergone changes as a company, with its new CEO Pichai leading the charge to once again get a foothold in the country.
Once you mail that check, you're pretty much stuck with that investment, unless you want to pay a surrender charge to get your money back.
Xiaomi claims that the Mi 9 can charge to 70 percent in 30 minutes, and reach 100 percent in an hour using 13W wired charging.
She also said she wants to "lead the charge to shut down motel and massage parlors operating as dens of human trafficking" in the state.
Chris was charged with felony leaving the scene of an accident that resulted in death, but he's since asked for criminal charge to be dropped.
In an effort to make Disrupt more accessible, the show will feature simultaneous translation from English to Chinese at no charge to all show attendees.
GraniteShares said it had dropped its management charge to 17.49 basis points, or 0.1749 percent of the value of an investment, from 20 basis points.
Appearing in court at varying times since first facing a judge in March 2015, they all admitted the charge to supply the class B drug.
The QR code-powered mobile payment service would be free of charge to use, which should help spur growth in the country's online shopping sector.
Boeing in July took a $4.9 billion after-tax charge to compensate airlines affected by the grounding, which is about to enter its ninth month.
Veteran service organizations like the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars provide assistance at no charge to veterans who need help filling out applications.
Currently, U.S. immigration officials use the term "public charge" to refer to individuals primarily dependent on the government for cash assistance or long-term care.
How ironic—and potent—it would be that the consummate privileged American, Donald Trump, would lead the charge to address the injustice of our age.
And with no one in France leading the charge to raise it, the Archdiocese of Paris has turned towards an old ally: the United States.
Optane memory breaks with the near 50-year tradition of using transistors and charge to determine ones and zeros, explained Intel Senior Fellow Al Fazio.
Your OnePlus device can charge to 60% – which will last you the whole day – in 30 minutes, a feat unheard of on the smartphone scene.
However, most platforms do have fees for verified certificates, and in Coursera there is a charge to take quizzes and submit assignments, as well. 1.
Mr. Schreiber faces a charge of second-degree arson but a hate crime designation will raise the charge to first-degree arson, Major Thompson said.
BAT also said that there will be no impact from the charge to adjusted net debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio or to 2019 cash flow.
These will then be handed free of charge to Ghouta residents who will complete the construction with financial support from relatives outside Syria, he said.
But Eric H. Holder Jr., then the attorney general, overruled Mr. Comey and reduced the charge to a misdemeanor, sparing Mr. Petraeus any jail time.
The documents lay out details of Flynn's lies to FBI agents, his plea agreement with prosecutors and the criminal charge to which he admitted guilt.
Still, there's often a special charge to the pieces they create for their electrified de facto house band, the Bang On A Can All-Stars.
In order to reach the largest number of students and recent graduates, JobTeaser provides its "Career Centre by JobTeaser" platform free of charge to universities.
More than 21,000 fans were in the audience at Manchester Arena, while around 800,000 people paid the $10 charge to watch the event's official stream.
The F.C.C. also put limits on how much city officials can charge to deploy 5G cells, ordering that all fees must be based on costs.
In the past week, a letter should have arrived where you live, asking the adult in charge to complete a form called the 2020 Census.
On Wednesday, the perjury charge against Mr. Encinia was dismissed by a judge, after prosecutors filed a motion asking for the charge to be dropped.
But near the surface, the magnetic fields can use neutral particles, atoms that do not carry an electric charge, to diffuse into the sun's atmosphere.
U.S. SENATOR ELIZABETH WARREN Warren is leading the charge to break up big tech companies on the grounds they hold outsized influence and stifle competition.
U.S. oilfield services firm Halliburton on Tuesday disclosed a $210 billion charge to earnings as weakening North American shale activity continued to hit the industry.
What the world wants to know is whether they can continue to count on the United States in leading the charge to address climate change.
By the numbers: The average expense ratio, or how much companies charge to manage an exchange-traded fund, for ESGs is 0.42%, according to ETF.com.
There was a $1,410 charge to a Palm Beach limousine service and nearly $20,000 in expenses at Trump hotels in Washington, DC, and New York.
"It is not the Commission's charge to quantify the amount of these resources, so we do not do so in this report," the report states.
Concord Management is using US-based lawyers to fight a similar criminal charge to Khusyaynova's related to its activity online before the 2016 presidential election.
And then holding power to account: How'd we get to where we are now and who is responsible for leading the charge to fixing it?
Even an expected $650 million charge to fiscal 2018 results to cover the failure of the Samarco Dam in Brazil did not dampen investor sentiment.
He also expected an electric car which can go 500 kilometers (311 miles) to 600 kilometers on a single charge to be commercialized in 2020.
Third-placed Rahm warned not to expect a repeat of his charge to victory in 2017, when he played the final nine holes in 30.
Beginning with a charge to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election, Robert Mueller, the special counsel, has fallen upon a rash of other crimes.
It would be able to charge to 80% of its capacity in under 30 minutes, and Audi says it would charge wirelessly without human assistance.
In 2012, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel led the charge to close six of 12 city-run mental health clinics, stranding thousands of patients without care.
Eddins confirmed the initial charge to PEOPLE but said he could not confirm that his client was driving the truck when it went off the cliff.
Poole was originally charged with a Class B felony but in exchange for her plea, prosecutors lowered the charge to a Class C felony, KTVO reports.
The spa's friendly business-development manager presses the timer and instructs his charge to rotate slowly as he makes small talk to speed the three minutes.
Roughly a dozen groups are leading the charge to develop vaccine and treatments for the new strain of coronavirus which emerged in Wuhan late last year.
The combative White House press secretary unflappably defended President Donald Trump, followed his charge to discredit journalists who cover him, and admitted to lying to reporters.
Fitbit claims they'll last around six hours of use off a single charge, with a 15-minute quick charge to get another hour of battery life.
GE Capital (GEC), the financing arm that was rapidly expanded by Mr Welch, this year took a $6.2bn charge to cover shortfalls in its reinsurance business.
Late last year Biggs launched Tech4Reporters, a web project that links journalists with experts in the tech community free of charge to help solve the problem.
Breitbart is leading the charge to try to undermine her — it loves mentioning that she is a "globalist" and that her name is Dina Habib Powell.
He also recorded them, adding a child pornography possession charge to his sentencing of 10 years in prison and $131,590 total in damages to the victims.
The Lodges come home to confront Veronica about the $86K charge to the credit card where she confronts her parents right back about them buying Pop's.
Our students take up the charge to rethink connections in the world in an immersive, two-year Master of Arts in Exhibition Design (MA|EX) program.
Padres 7, Dodgers 5 Christian Villanueva hit two of the four home runs for visiting San Diego while leading the charge to victory over Los Angeles.
During her tenure as press secretary, Sanders unflappably defended President Trump, followed his charge to discredit journalists who cover him, and admitted to lying to reporters.
One of Avicii's family members is on the ground in Oman leading the charge to find out what killed the world famous DJ ... TMZ has learned.
Johnson and other right-to-try advocates should focus on helping companies provide these drugs free of charge to patients in need in an equitable way.
If he completes the terms of his plea deal, prosecutors will allow France to withdraw his guilty plea and reduce the charge to a traffic violation.
From her work founding the nonprofit Girls Who Code, Reshma is leading a charge to make computer science and STEM more appealing to the youngest women.
The employees would then call an Uber and Lyft driver to deliver the order, with the customer paying a $7 to $10 delivery charge to Walmart.
In Apple's case it's an easy charge to level at the company given its business model is still, in very large part, driven by hardware sales.
The Romanian sixth seed, however, relied on her wealth of experience to stage a comeback and at least for now, stop Osaka's charge to the top.
Lower mine supply has pushed down treatment charges - the fees that smelters charge to process ore into zinc - to historic lows of around $30 a tonne.
Mariela Castro, head of the Cuban National Centre for Sex Education, has led the charge to change the government's stance on homosexuality and same-sex marriage.
Prosecutors had sought a felony charge but, because of Mr. Enochs's age and lack of prior criminal convictions, a judge reduced the charge to a misdemeanor.
Norwegian is leading the charge to stimulate price-sensitive demand in the market—appealing to students, backpackers and others who struggle to afford long-haul trips.
Vehicles such as old buses, taxis, coaches and lorries have to pay a charge to enter these zones but private passenger cars would not be charged.
Since this is a business credit card, most applicants probably have significant monthly business expenses they can charge to the card to meet this spending requirement.
The ECB introduced the penalty charge to encourage banks to lend their money to help stimulate the economy rather than parking it at the central bank.
For this reason, asylum families would not normally be separated at the border unless prosecutors can find a criminal charge to use against the asylum-seeker.
A former Maryland narcotics officer led the charge to open a new recovery home for addicts following the fatal overdose of his 19-year-old daughter.
Once again, Cohen is forced to plead guilty to a charge to reflect on Trump, as deals often have continuing discussions after they are effectively over.
For instance, private colleges in aggregate appear to be leading the charge to the left by being far more liberal than private universities or religious schools.
It also has a 0.2 kWh battery that gives it a nine-mile range and takes less than an hour to charge to 50 percent full.
Leading the charge to convince him to run is Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has personally pushed Pompeo to enter the race, CNN has confirmed.
It's only if the battery is in poor condition, so that it can't retain enough charge to handle a sudden surge in demand from the processor.
SEEMA is also currently working to reduce Noura's charge to self-defense, as well as advocate on behalf of other Sudanese women struggling in abusive relationships.
THAT MEANS WE CAN'T CHARGE A HIGHER TARIFF TO ONE COUNTRY THAN WE CHARGE TO ALL OTHER COUNTRIES WITH WHOM WE LACK A FREE TRADE AGREEMENT.
The debate over self-driving cars has been intense in the United States, with Google leading the charge to get the cars tested on the road.
As someone in her 20s who has seen retinol help clear up her acne immensely, I consider it my charge to spread the gospel of retinol.
Especially with me being Texan and having the disgusting spectacle of my indicted attorney general [Ken Paxton] leading the charge to try to oppress trans people.
That loot is an "Estus Flask Shard," which you can turn in to the Firelink blacksmith to add an extra Estus Flask charge to your total.
The machine gun charges carried a mandatory 30-year sentence, which was seen within the Justice Department as a controversial charge to bring against the men.
But Orestes Fintiklis, a Miami-based investor whose firm bought a majority of the hotel's units last year, has led the charge to drive it out.
Hedge funds, in particular, earned a bad reputation for the high fees they charge to manage money on top of taking a share of any profits.
Canada has repeatedly stressed its support for the alliance, and it's currently leading the charge to stack Eastern Europe with soldiers as a deterrent to Russia.
With Svitolina serving for the title at 5-2, Bouzkova made a late charge to break the leader and pull back on serve at 5-4.
Oddly, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has led the charge to persuade Mr. Trump to abandon the deal, his top military advisers have dissented.
So long as the charger can also provide 4.5A of current, then it should, in theory, be able to provide 45W of charge to the phone.
It was also announced that the Model Y&aposs range would be increased from a previously estimated 280 miles on a single charge to 350 miles.
Democrats say Trump knew the charge to be baseless and simply wanted Ukraine to announce the probes as a way to damage Biden, a 2020 rival.
But, you know, she worked at the Yale Children's and Family-- STEIN: And then she led the charge to dismantle Aid to Families with Dependent Children.
Far from expressing remorse for the charges against him, the president again declared his innocence and raged against the Democrats leading the charge to impeach him.
GM said in a statement it would take an $850 million charge to reflect the restructuring costs, including $375 million in cash related to employee expenses.
I smiled at how smart the chefs were to add a rippling charge to the sweetened citrus with ginger, mustard seed and vinegar made from oranges.
The senior Democratic lawmaker from Massachusetts, Senator Warren has for years led the charge to prevent anyone with a Wall Street resume from serving in government.
President Bush wrote a campaign memoir, "A CHARGE TO KEEP" (William Morrow) before he was elected, that offered hints about what his presidency might look like.
High school functions a bit this way, when a self-professed cool person like Damone has a charge to mentor, as he does with Mark Ratner.
He calls it the Resistance Photography Project, and he's donating his most striking images to nonprofits, free of charge, to use on their websites and social platforms.
The effective Federal Funds rate (the rate set by the Federal Reserve which is what banks charge to lend each other money overnight) is presently 26.7 percent.
The animal charity currently has dozens of boas like this one in their charge — to aid in the rescue and care of these unique animals, click here.
Having your phone's battery charge to 80% and discharge to 20% is better for its health than constantly charging it to 100% and draining it to 0%.
Microsoft — Microsoft will lay off 20183,850 workers and take a $950 million charge to restructure and streamline the mobile phone business it acquired from Nokia in 2014.
Boeing in the second quarter took a $4.9 billion after-tax charge to compensate airlines but final amounts are unknown because regulators haven't yet lifted the grounding.
Vehicles such as old buses, taxis, coaches and lorries will have to pay a charge to enter these zones but private passenger cars will not be charged.
NVE is a leader in the practical commercialization of spintronics, a nanotechnology that relies on electron spin rather than electron charge to acquire, store and transmit information.
Under New York law, prosecutors have less than a week from the time a suspect is arrested on a felony charge to obtain a grand-jury indictment.
Assessing some kind of charge to use the stations makes sense when considering the company's plans to produce 500,000 cars a year by the end of 2018.
The alteration highlights the gruesome absurdity of treating as a shrine the home of a man who led the charge to maintain slavery as an American institution.
Cows can charge to protect their calves when they see dogs, and hikers are advised to release their dogs in such cases, which she did not do.
Shares of Lloyds Banking Group, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, slipped 4.2%, as a further charge to meet claims for mis-sold insurance to consumers hit its earnings.
To get a deeper asteroid sample, the spacecraft will also drop a small explosive charge to the surface and a camera will capture the explosion on video.
While that drove away many of Cuba's upper and middle class citizens, Castro expanded the country's social and educational services, free of charge, to all economic classes.
In 27 the Tory-Lib Dem coalition nearly trebled the maximum that universities could charge, to £210,2155 ($2000,22007) a year; it has since crept up to £22,0003.
Shortly after launching its 5G service in parts of Chicago and Minneapolis, Verizon waived the extra $10 charge to access it after complaints of limited coverage. 53.
No list of brands or products has been publicly released, but sellers said they've been notified about the $1,500 charge to sell Nike, Adidas and Asics shoes.
In leading the charge to rescue the besieged population while the world looks on, it will have irretrievably bound itself to the armed opposition in Northern Syria.
Boston Scientific said the mesh withdrawal would result in a $30 million impact to global revenue this year and a $0.02 charge to adjusted earnings per share.
He was also sentenced under a separate state murder charge to nine consecutive life terms without parole and three consecutive 30-year prison terms for attempted murder.
Doping alters the amount of energy required for any charge to flow through a semiconductor, so where two differently doped materials abut each other, current cannot flow.
It wasn't until Friday that authorities were confident they had enough evidence to bring a charge to trial and prove it beyond a reasonable doubt, he added.
Like a great matador, a politician gains the affection of the public, tests and baits the opponent with skill, and wins the charge to its final conclusion.
"The service was offered free of charge to the consumer, and the national telecommunication regulator saw the service as harmful to companies and their competitors," he said.
In each case she found that managers were less likely to ask those in their charge to act unethically if they displayed some indication of moral values.
It's about America doing what we all like to think it has always done — facing up to a real threat and leading the charge to address it.
He led the charge to dismantle net neutrality last year, and he has done everything in his power to stop municipalities from building their own broadband infrastructure.
But in April, Justice Danny K. Chun of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn reduced the charge to criminally negligent homicide, describing the shooting as essentially an accident.
Gulliver is stepping down as CEO in February after seven years in charge, to be replaced by John Flint, the head of retail banking and wealth management.
The Shanghai municipal government handed out three years of permits free of charge to participating companies in 2013, with the total estimated at 160 million per year.
Ms. Schaetzel's electricity bill in August was $36.10 for a service connection charge to Con Edison, a fraction of the $250.19 bill she paid in August 2015.
This means you would need to have at least $8,503 in business expenses you could charge to your business credit card each month for six months straight.
The charge to withdraw was led by the Environmental Protection Agency's administrator, Scott Pruitt, and by Steve Bannon, who was Mr. Trump's chief strategist at the time.
He continued to see patients while serving as a representative and a senator, either at cost or free of charge to get around conflict of interest rules.
Halliburton Co slipped 0.9% after the oilfield service provider disclosed a $2.2 billion charge to earnings as weakening North American shale activity continued to hit the industry.
Lloyds said the new charge to compensate customers mis-sold loan insurance should be the last major provision until the end of the claims deadline in 2019.
For those bad actors out there who are definitely going to snatch a free helmet and not return it, there is a charge to replace the helmets.
And recently, the Trump administration has mounted a charge to ensure that we have no recourse to combat new attacks on our health and quality of life.
Once these biomarkers latch onto the ligands, the nanoparticles and nanotubes swell or shrink, changing how long it takes for an electrical charge to pass between them.
Yet Shiite Muslim militias, backed by Iran and known as popular mobilization forces, led the charge to evict the Islamic State from the city in April 2015.
It would also vastly expand what's considered a "public charge," to anyone who accepts the benefits that are equivalent to at least 15% of federal poverty guidelines.
New York City public schools announced Wednesday that lunch would be available at no charge to students beginning this school year, according to The New York Times.
SEC filings suggest that when Honig began his charge to take over the board, he was represented by lawyer Harvey Kesner of Sichenzia Ross Ference Kesner LLP.
Investigators added a first-degree murder charge to the five McArthur is already facing in connection with missing persons cases that date back as far as 2010.
A warehouse operator's customer is not the person paying the maximum rental charge prior to paying the load-out charge to get metal out of the system.
They're slightly different: CMOS detectors essentially have wires to send out the electrons at every pixel, while CCDs move the charge to be read elsewhere on the chip.
Alliance Defending Freedom has created a model bathroom policy, and we want to offer services free of charge to help you as you're going through this difficult decision.
Kasey Suffredini, President of Strategy for Freedom for All Americans, the organization that lead the charge to protect trans rights in Massachusetts, thinks it made a big difference.
For example, you can find out what someone would normally charge to provide such opposition research or look at what it costs to gather and provide the information.
The program, which is free of charge to members of the military, places pets into AHS foster homes for the length of the deployment, regardless of the duration.
The American's seventh title at Melbourne Park was won with an aggressive charge to the net and a desperate defensive backhand from Venus that floated into the tramlines.
To get up and running, all consumers have to do is complete a simple SMS handshake to confirm they are using the device they plan to charge to.
Guests who order a Homemade Chicken Pot Pie in-restaurant or to go will get a second pie free of charge to bake at home, no coupon necessary.
Bird, Lime, and Uber are allowing Austin residents to use the vehicles free of charge to start, with a cost of just 15 cents per minute after that.
Disney also said it took a $23 million charge to cancel its sagging Infinity video game line and will focus only on licensing characters for games going forward.
One was the underwhelming performance of Facebook's chief executive Mark Zuckerberg in testimony before Congress on the Libra cryptocurrency that his company is leading the charge to create.
STOCKHOLM, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Sweden's Handelsbanken reported quarterly net earnings below market expectations on Wednesday as it booked a restructuring charge to launch a sweeping cost-cutting plan.
VW said in September it was taking another $3 billion charge to fix U.S. diesel engines, lifting the total bill for its emissions scandal to around $30 billion.
The airline supervisor had earned respect in leading the charge to ground the 737 MAX, Boeing's troubled aeroplane; its Cathay warning makes it look like a political hack.
What's more, the late enrollment penalty would be far lower than the additional premium insurers would charge to many sicker individuals if they were able to do so.
"We need tools to prevent price gouging," says Elena Popp, executive director of the Eviction Defence Network, one of three groups leading the charge to repeal Costa Hawkins.
It is leading a charge to embrace the new president of Zimbabwe, Emmerson "the crocodile" Mnangagwa, who many believe will prove little better than his predecessor, Robert Mugabe.
In this instance there have been some women heroes that are empowered; they're leading the charge to figure out what's gone wrong and what's dark about this world.
Spotify provides a lot of data at no charge to industry players, some of which either it must do (for calculating royalty payments) or considers wise to do.
The Federal Reserve is expected to lower the federal funds rate — the key interest rate banks charge to lend to each other money — at the end of July.
Under New York law, prosecutors have less than a week after a suspect is arrested on a felony charge to obtain a grand-jury indictment, the Times added.
Happn is a free application however users can also purchase "charms" for a small charge to send others a push notification to overtly let them know they're interested.
Arron Banks, a very wealthy key donor to the United Kingdom Independence Party, suggested he could lead a charge to raise £10 million ($12 million) to fight May.
Since then, the man leading the Trump administration's charge to unlock vast tracts of federal land for oil and gas drilling has brandished American oil like a gunslinger.
While the ratings had never been overly robust, the fandom led a vocal charge to get Netflix to pick up the series, which it did a month later.
OnePlus also upped its already-speedy 22.5-watt Dash Charge power adapter to 30-watts, and then changed its name to Warp Charge to drive home the point.
Yale holds off Washington Yale withstood a late charge to beat Washington 98-90 in the season opener for both teams Sunday at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle.
But in a surprise move, the RBI also raised the reverse repo - or the rates lenders charge to the central bank - by 25 basis points to 6.0 percent.
Colgate said organic sales are growing despite challenging economic conditions, and also announced it was taking a charge to change the way it accounts for its Venezuelan operations.
"Senator Jeff Flake led the charge to overturn FCC rules that kept consumer's most private information safe," Joshua Karp, a spokesman for the group, said in a statement.
They come with a magnetized case to keep them secure and work for up to five hours on a single charge to accompany you through the longer exercises.
The number of visitors has fallen from 14.7m in 2010, a year before the uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak after 30 years in charge, to 9.3m last year.
Fireside Chat with Funke Opeke Main Street Technologies founder and Main One Cable Company CEO Funke Opeke has led the charge to bring broadband internet to West Africa.
" She ended her piece with a charge to us all: "Take measure of what you have done for your country, and ask yourself if you could do more.
But for dozens of hours, I'd exclusively relied on the third charge, largely because it was convenient to simply wait for the charge to fill all the way.
Kevin Stitt signed a law streamlining the process for people already sentenced to prison for these crimes to apply for commutation and reduction of their charge to misdemeanors.
Every month we see 60,000 Latinos turning 18, which makes me wonder, who will be in charge to mobilize these new and young Latinos in neighborhoods to vote?
Vardy led Leicester's miraculous charge to the title with 24 goals, and his blistering form prompted speculation he could be lured away by one of the league's superpowers.
Business people hope that the result on October 22017nd may even presage eight years with Mr Macri in charge, to give him time fully to rebuild the economy.
Under the Affordable Care Act, most private health insurance plans must cover certain recommended preventive service, including those on the A list, without any charge to the patient.
You'd better print it at home, otherwise there's a $22013 charge to pick it up at an airport kiosk, or $29 if an agent prints it for you.
Not only are banks and credit unions forbidden to make a profit on the debit card fees they charge to retailers, they can't even cover all their costs.
The crime lab mistakenly discarded crucial evidence, and she reached a plea bargain, reducing the charge to unlawful fondling; her client served less than a year in jail.
White was also my homeroom and history teacher, and he coached me after school, free of charge, to the top of my graduating class and a university scholarship.
Leading the charge to combat that dull and dangerous model monotony is Straight/Curve, a controversial film that's about to make a lot of designers and agents uncomfortable.
The claim was met with skepticism at the U.N., where other member states worry that the U.S. will use that charge to build a case for attacking Iran.
"All we want is these people in charge to talk to us, so we can help them make changes," Ms. Raisman told The New York Times in July.
The Clutch Charger is small enough to slip into your wallet or purse, but it holds enough charge to give your phone a decent chunk of battery life.
But that penalty would be far lower than the additional premium insurers would charge to many sicker individuals if they were able to discriminate based on health status.
While warnings about our changing climate abound and threats to our food safety surface, nonscientists are leading a charge to undermine research, and, in turn, much-needed regulation.
The second charge had more to do with intent, meaning there needed to be clear intent to prevent someone from breathing in order for the charge to stick.
The Carter Center, the NGO that has led the charge to eradicate guinea worm, says that's an 503 percent decline from the 126 cases it reported in 2014.
And in the end, it was feminists who led the charge to get seduction laws off the books in the 1930s, arguing that they were infantilizing to women.
Boeing in July took a nearly after-tax $5 billion charge to compensate airlines, but a total is still unknown as the grounding passes the seven-month mark.
By a vote of 21999–15, the Senate came closest to convicting Chase on the article regarding his partisan zeal in his charge to the Baltimore grand jury.
Exceptional 10-hour battery life means you won&apost need to worry if there&aposs enough charge to last the day, and the Bluetooth 5.0 connection is solid.
He has long been an admirably intuitive musician, willing to respond in the moment, and the final charge to the brassy, vehement conclusion of the movement was thrilling.
It says it plans to launch its own in-house version of the technology next year, and it will still be offered free of charge to its users.
Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon is leading the charge to set up primary challenges against Republican senators who have crossed the Trump administration, Politico reported Sunday.
In their charge to repeal and replace, Mr. Ryan and company talked only about states that have not done well, ignoring the lessons from those that have succeeded.
Comcast&aposs connected-TV (CTV) device, rivaling the likes of Roku and Amazon Fire TV, was made free of charge to any Comcast broadband-only subscriber in September.
She said she plans to give jurors a special charge to see if they can resolve their disagreement on the remaining counts, following roughly four days of deliberations.
The ad-supported service offers more than 80% of its catalog at no charge to users and charges 999 Indian rupees ($14) a year for its premium tier.
Gun control has become a central issue since the shooting, with students leading the charge to demand that lawmakers implement new gun laws to keep their schools safe.
Cuomo's charge to the commission, which was given subpoena power, was to investigate corruption in state government, and to submit recommendations by the end of the following year.
In 2017, the Indian telecom regulator cut the interconnect charge to 6 paise per minute, adding that in January 2020, the interconnect fee would no longer be valid.
The Trump administration has also taken heat from Democrats and digital security specialists for not leading the charge to bolster the digital defenses protecting the country's voting networks.
This lack of insight into the real lives of poor people leads those in charge to come up with ideas that are ridiculously impractical, unrealistic and even laughable.
And like we ve seen in so many other places, courageous transgender youth and their families are helping lead the charge to get this done by sharing their stories.
Pai's charge to repeal the 2015 Open Internet Order, the net neutrality rules enacted under former Chairman Tom Wheeler, drew unprecedented levels of public attention over the past year.
Taking western Mosul from ISIS: 5 key questions Iraqi Federal Police units have gained more ground as they lead the charge to force ISIS from western Mosul, Lt. Gen.
It feels like he's trying to grasp onto his glory days as the great Professor X, as if he's only himself when he has a young charge to nurture.
Boeing in the second quarter took a $4.9 billion after-tax charge to compensate airlines but the final cost is unknown as the grounding continues, the company said Wednesday.
Gwin said the invitation came after an interview with NPR about the Cherokee Nation's seed bank, which preserves traditional crops and sends them free of charge to any Cherokee.
Room service is available at all hours, with offerings ranging from boiled eggs and caviar (795 kronor plus 95 kronor service charge) to avocado-and-lobster rolls (265 kronor).
The nine-match card is stacked, and WWE is making it available free of charge to anyone who signs up for a free trial month of the WWE Network.
The launch today comes after a regulatory testing period that examined the battery's ability to both charge to, and from, Australia's National Energy Market and act as a generator.
An interesting comparison can be made with the bull market of 2010, when the LME copper price was on a charge to the record-breaking $10,000 per tonne level.
NBCUniversal will incorporate technology from Now TV into an ad-supported video service that Comcast will distribute free of charge to its pay-TV customers in America and Europe.
It's eventually possible that transit riders could be siphoned off by ride hailing — or that companies could charge to offset discounted miles, or to feature transit within their apps.
The author of books about the early days of Facebook and Bitcoin said Thursday that the wrong tech giant is leading the charge to create Libra, a new cryptocurrency.
Then they were late to the pep rally because they got into a fender bender with Jenna Hawthorne, and they have the Venmo charge to prove that as well.
Tesla has debuted its V3 Superchargers, saying they could enable drivers to add up to 75 miles of charge to a long-range Model 123 in just five minutes.
But if the Republicans in Congress leading the charge to replace the ACA get their way, Emerson and the millions like him may soon lose this safety net again.
An interesting comparison can be made with the bull market of 2010, when the LME copper price was on a charge to the record-breaking $10,000 per ton level.
Another option that can eliminate the issue entirely for schools is offering meals at no charge to all students in high-needs schools using the federal Community Eligibility Provision.
The 34-year-old's charge to overhaul Margaret Court's record 24 grand slam singles titles may have stalled since she chalked up major number 21 at last year's Wimbledon.
In 2013, Gillibrand spearheaded a charge to change how sexual assault cases are handled in the military, contributing to a national conversation and winning over some Republicans in Congress.
"The empowerment women are feeling across the country to take charge, to make sure their voices are heard, this is the next decade of candidates for us," Schriock said.
Our friends at CarsDirect have a scoop on the 2018 Buick Regal Tour X and its face-first charge to attract new shoppers: leave more money in their wallets.
The Saudis led the charge to get OPEC members and Russia to limit production to alleviate the global supply glut, and even reduced their own output more than required.
The school district announced Wednesday that they would be opening two school cafeterias to serve lunch -- free of charge -- to those in need, thanks to the donation they received.
Immigrant rights group Mijente has led the charge to stop Palantir, a $20 billion Silicon Valley tech firm, from selling its software to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Quite evidently, if more zinc miraculously turns up in the Big Easy, it puts at risk the potential for that widely-anticipated bull charge to new 10-year highs.
Cruz, who was a freshman senator at the time, led the charge to shut down the government in an attempt to defund for the Affordable Care Act in 85033.
And I really take it personally, the charge to get more women active in their unions, more women thinking collectively, and really stepping into their leadership and their voice.
Nepotism is a heavy charge to throw around, especially when Austin Rivers has previously gone on record claiming that he and his father are not close outside of basketball.
When Stockholm experimented with a charge to enter the city center in 2006, it was highly controversial, with people in suburban towns especially viewing it as an unfair tax.
The tax is mostly invisible to drivers: with a 35 percent parking tax, a $27 charge to park for two hours means $7 was added to $20 for parking.
There have been a few publicized cases of people booking tickets that can be refunded or changed without charge to gain access to airlines' executive lounges without ever flying.
Kasthuri Venkateswaran (Venkat for short), a senior research scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, is leading the charge to send colonies of these fungi up to the space station.
While the punishment for such a "crime" is up to eight years in jail, prosecutors often change the charge to aggravated murder if a fetus or newborn has died.
The startup, which serves students aged between 2000 to 213 (serving students in grade 53 to 25), offers a large catalog of recorded sessions at no charge to users.
That hasn't been the case in the United Kingdom, which has so far led the global charge to promote vaping as a much safer alternative to smoking combustible cigarettes.
SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, who invested billions of dollars in WeWork, led the charge to remove Neumann as CEO, people familiar with Son's thinking told CNBC at the time.
Another tip-in by Poeltl with 23:113 left made it 211-28 and the Raptors fought off the late Denver charge to improve to 22-7 at home.
Using an explosive charge to launch a dense metal projectile at several times of the speed of sound, they could punch through the armor of almost any military vehicle.
I think it's about the market's interpretation of the capacity of the person in charge to get a deal, and about the timing left to get a deal done.
The Wanda Group chairman has lead the charge to develop the country's nascent sports industry with a number of partnerships, including those related to basketball, soccer, triathlons and badminton.
Mueller has also used the false statements charge to force guilty pleas from attorney Alex Van Der Zwaan and former Trump campaign official Rick Gates, and to charge others.
Students at the Florida high school and others across the country have been leading the charge to demand that lawmakers implement new gun laws to keep their schools safe.
This is a difficult charge to prove, but the law requires the government to demonstrate knowledge and intent which means that scofflaws can often get off by pleading ignorance.
In October, he was sentenced to four years probation for the "use of a child in a sexual performance," a charge to which he had pled guilty in 2015.
It's worth noting that Netanyahu's predecessor, former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, went to prison after being convicted of accepting bribes, so it's not a charge to be taken lightly.
But if growth and investment speed up, then the returns available to private sector investment should rise — pulling the rates investors charge to the federal government along with it.
When a voter here asked him to distinguish himself from Mr. Kasich, Mr. Bush noted that the Ohio governor "led the charge" to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
Photo: Erik S. Lesser (Getty)On Friday, SunTrust bank announced it was offering identity protection services at no charge to all of its clients in the form of Experian IDnotify.
Kazakh security forces detained Sauytbai in May after she crossed the border illegally - a charge to which she pleaded guilty in court while asking not be sent back to China.
Some owners who have seen their cars no longer able to charge to 100% have sought redress through arbitration, while at least three have sold their cars, according to Teslamotorsclub.
Banco Santander said on Tuesday to increase share capital in the amount of up to 65.6 million euros and 131.2 million new shares, with full charge to share premium reserves.
Unlike ordinary cigarettes, which rely on burning tobacco to deliver their payload, e-cigarettes use an electric charge to vaporise a dose of nicotine (accompanied, often, by various flavouring chemicals).
Cuomo's campaign, though, trumpeted some progressive accomplishments from his time as governor, like passing a $15 minimum wage and leading the charge to legalize same-sex marriage in the state.
But again, courts have generally required prosecutors pursuing this charge to prove that defendants knew they were violating the law, for which the evidence against Clinton appears to be lacking.
From that post, he was party to a number of lawsuits against the Obama administration, leading a charge to stop an Environmental Protection Agency regulation on coal-fired power plants.
The House "Stopping Bad Robocalls Act" targets the unwanted, automated calls by requiring phone carriers to implement technologies such as call authentication and call-blocking at no charge to consumers.
It said its insurers would pay $220 million of the amount and Fresenius would take a $60 million pretax charge to cover its share of the settlement and other costs.
Moreover, Pence has taken on tasks that might be less interesting to Trump, such as international trips and leading the charge to create the Space Force division at the Pentagon.
But this week the company revealed a $9.5bn pre-tax charge to cover reinsurance policies at GE Capital, a business whose difficulties had been thought to be in the past.
Under a plan unveiled on Wednesday, Microsoft said customers of its cloud service could rely on any of 10,000 Microsoft patents free of charge to deter legal threats against them.
After watching her family members struggle with addiction, she has led the charge to establish a drug monitoring program in her state, while fighting the stigma associated with opioid addiction.
There's been a big trend toward open standards, as well as to reduce the crazy fees some electronic medical records providers charge to give third-party access to this data.
His supporters call it a trumped-up charge to derail the couple's marriage in the courts by making it seem that her conversion was part of a larger jihadist plot.
Kaléo covers all of the out-of-pocket costs for patients with private insurance, and offers Evzio free of charge to uninsured people who make less than $100,000 a year.
This means the rover had enough power to send a message despite the fact that the sun was blotted out by dust, preventing a full charge to its solar panels.
In the government's budget speech Wednesday, Chancellor George Osborne's announced a 35 percentage point cut to the petroleum revenue tax to zero, and reduced the supplementary charge to 10 percent.
GE in January disclosed that U.S. securities regulators are probing insurance charges including a $6.2 billion charge to increase insurance reserves and $15 billion more in provisions for insurance policies.
From this economy sprung a cottage industry of locker rentals: for the women who had multiple boxes coming in, other inmates would charge to rent out space in their lockers.
Zunic, who shot a course record equaling 64 on Saturday, picked up two shots on the front nine, only for Smith to charge to within a shot of the lead.
Verizon, which led the charge to destroy net neutrality, bought AOL and Yahoo, and like AT&T, is experimenting with "sponsored data" schemes which are really just arbitrary internet tolls.
After a day of e-mailing, streaming music, downloading podcasts, watching cat videos and snapping selfies, a device can easily be left without enough charge to make an emergency call.
The charge to which Cohen pleaded Thursday carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison, a maximum fine of $250,000 and supervised release of no more than three years.
He was last thrown into the spotlight this month for leading the charge to release a GOP memo drafted by his staff that alleges surveillance abuses at the Justice Department.
GE in January disclosed that U.S. securities regulators were probing insurance charges including a $6.2 billion charge to increase insurance reserves and $15 billion more in provisions for insurance policies.
Itamar Orr, a second-year student leading the charge to create more crypto-related courses, said there were a few of them at Stanford but none of them were continuous.
China's refusal to completely cut off energy exports to North Korea have been a sticking point as the United States leads the charge to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
He went on to explain one of his policy proposals to help gun owners upgrade their weapons free of charge to "personalize" them, ensuring only the owner can use them.
Typically, the half dozen or so providers of trusteed I.R.A.s set up and manage the accounts for the same 1 to 2 percent fee they charge to manage the assets.
" Senator John Barrasso, a Republican from coal-producing Wyoming and head of the Senate energy committee, said Pruitt had "led the charge to rein in big government and Washington overreach.
She understands that you do not defeat racism by ignoring race but by acknowledging it, embracing it, accepting it — and giving your new family the charge to accept it, too.
Playing with poise and grit down the stretch, No. 3 Gonzaga turned back top-ranked Duke's late-game charge to win the Maui Invitational title game 89-97 on Wednesday.
Breitbart staff told me admiringly that Farage was the leader of the U.K. Independence Party, or UKIP, and that he was leading a charge to withdraw from the European Union.
A number of prominent African-American lawmakers, including Representative Maxine Waters of California, the powerful chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee, are leading the charge to impeach the president.
The race has been flipped on its head since late last week, when Sanders hoped to charge to at least a plurality of delegates and leave behind a struggling Biden.
Porsche's Mission E electric vehicle is expected to be available by 2020, and will be able to charge to a 250-mile range in 803 minutes, according to the carmaker.
Following Mr. Khashoggi's death, Mr. Sherman has led the charge to change the law and make it harder for the Trump administration to reach a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia.
A new report by Vice reveals yet another marketing tactic by Grubhub that attempts to maximize the commission fees it can charge to restaurants when customers order through the service.
On the external side, Dallara is leading a charge to introduce new, industry-specific products that can help sectors like building management save on energy costs by automating temperature controls.
Kaléo covers all of the out-of-pocket costs for patients with private insurance, and offers Evzio free of charge to uninsured people who make less than $100,000 a year.
Following on from a stunning opening reverse to Japan, the emphatic victory revived memories of the effervescent style of Colombia's charge to the quarter-finals in Brazil four years ago.
The trick is finding a way to punish sites that charge to delete an image and then making adjustments as those sites attempt to escape whatever filter Google has devised.
Universities across the country have publicly examined their ties to slavery and leading the charge to pay reparations — including renaming buildings, addressing controversial monuments and issuing public apologies, AP reports.
After Mr. Mueller presented his report detailing 10 instances of possible obstruction of justice by the president, she said that Democrats had not proven that charge to the American people.
The rule "should be thoroughly rejected by Congress under the Congressional Review Act," said Representative Jeb Hensarling, the Texas Republican who has been leading the charge to weaken the agency.
The policy in question, the Immigration and Nationality Act, would make it harder for immigrants who are "likely at any time to become a public charge" to obtain green cards.
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group rose 0.4% after it flagged a A$559 million ($376 million) charge to its second-half profit from increased provisions for customer-related remediation.
The company that supplies the bartender prohibits a tip jar and adds a 21% service charge to their bill, of which the contract states 18% goes to the service staff.
Brazilian Congress will vote during the week if it allows or not the corruption charge to be sent to the Supreme Court for the leader to be put on trial.
The justice, Danny Chun, also reduced Liang's second-degree manslaughter charge to criminally negligent homicide, ruling Liang failed to perceive the risk that his actions would lead to Gurley's death.
Rhoads, Anderson and Bernstein are leading the charge to buy the firm back from its parent company, Interpublic Group; their skill in appropriations and defense work is second to none.
He gave no quarter, showed no sense of personal vulnerability and, in another familiar play, accused someone else of a charge to which the President himself has often seemed vulnerable.
With some effort, it's possible to keep imposter syndrome from hurting high-potentials' self-confidence, especially if you take charge to lead from a place of vulnerability and model resilience.
His reference to genocide elevates the charge to the gravest of crimes against humanity: acts aimed at destroying in whole or in part a national, ethnic, racial or religious group.
The collective shared its findings with the ECCHR, who have submitted a letter to Sierra Bullets addressing the most serious charge to date against a company partially owned by Kanders.
Kamala Harris led the charge to introduce a Senate resolution designating April 11-17 as Black Maternal Health Week, and 50 House Democrats joined to form the Black Maternal Health Caucus.
From April 8, private hire vehicle (PHV) drivers will no longer be exempt from the £12.50 ($16.55) daily congestion charge to drive in central London under mayor Sadiq Khan's new rules.
Following Trump's victory and his pick of climate change denier Scott Pruitt to run the Environmental Protection Agency, Microsoft founder Bill Gates is leading a charge to actually protect the environment.
Much like a successful Brexit, a good World Cup campaign requires the person in charge to strategise, mobilise national sentiment and outmanoeuvre all the clever foreigners who want us to fail.
Indeed, Makan Delrahim, the head of the Department of Justice's antitrust division who said the merger seemed like no big deal last year, is now leading the charge to prevent it.
Wren befriended Rayden Overbay when he saw the disturbing footage of students repeatedly mocking and beating the kid because of his disabilities ... and he's leading the charge to make things right.
People are feeling like their bucket is empty at the end of the day, says Boissy, who as the clinics chief experience officer is leading the charge to combat employee burnout.
Rio de Janeiro (CNN) (CNN)Eduardo Cunha, the man who led the charge to impeach Brazil's suspended President Dilma Rousseff, resigned as speaker of the lower house of congress on Thursday.
Credit card trip protection typically includes any travel expense you charge to the card and covers you in the case of an accident, illness to yourself or an immediate family member.
Each newly-built, 300-square-foot house resembles a log cabin, and comes complete with new furnishings, bedding, kitchen supplies and other gear — all offered at no charge to the veteran.
There's also a small charge to make external payments locally from your Borderless account so that TransferWise can cover its own costs, but this is inline with standard business banking charges.
Jay Inslee are leading the charge to abolish the Senate filibuster, while most other 2020 Democratic candidates are either keeping their distance from the issue or still figuring out their stance.
Flannery told the board at that meeting GE would miss its year-end targets and take the $23 billion charge to its power business, people familiar with the situation told Faber.
The group ousted Flannery on Monday, replacing him with outsider Larry Culp while booking a $23 billion charge to write off goodwill at its power division, primarily from the 2015 acquisition.
In 1996 Qatar's then emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, put Mr Baker in charge to transform Qatar Airways from a startup with a few jets into a global airline.
The company says that if the software is approved for use in a clinical setting, it will be provided free of charge to Moorfields' clinicians for a period of five years.
While that sounds great in theory, with laptops that only need a single charge to run all day, there's still a performance penalty to pay compared to using an x86 chip.
The G7, however, offers a different opportunity – a chance for those in charge to battle over an even larger question: what the democratic West and its allies, particularly Japan, really want.
At the same time, the legislative branch is leading the charge to ensure that the current and future occupants of the White House perform due diligence before enacting another single regulation.
LeBron James has a message to the most powerful people on the planet -- the time is now to "step up" ... and lead the charge to make the world a better place.
During DCA's research, our investigators spent time in the DarkNet forums where criminals negotiated with content theft website owners on what prices to charge to infect visitors' websites with dangerous malware.
Instead, Keller said he would expect Maduro's government to wait until the National Assembly leader was no longer in the international spotlight before "coming up with a charge" to detain him.
Prosecutors say billions in bribes were paid over several years and have implicated not only members of Rousseff's Workers' Party but members of the opposition leading the charge to impeach her.
From April 2019, the worst polluting cars and vans will have to pay a daily charge to drive in central London with an aim of reducing nitrogen dioxide by 50 percent.
In response, he has led the charge to return balance to the EPA by spearheading court challenges against the EPA's unconstitutional Clean Power Plan and the Waters of the U.S. rules.
In just a few short years, cell phones have gone from bricks that take 10 hours to charge to an all-encompassing phone, camera, credit card, computer, gaming console, and more.
Secretary of State Al Jaeger said that Legalize ND, the group leading the charge to get the question on the ballot, submitted 14,637 signatures last month, about 1,85033 more than required.
Myers, a labor activist like Bryce, has run a negative campaign, highlighting Bryce's history of debt and his nine arrests, including a 22018 drunk-driving charge to which he pleaded guilty.
A source said members will take a "pragmatic charge to stop Trump" by switching to Rubio if Cruz flops on Super Tuesday, which Cruz has called his "firewall" in the race.
Rising interest rates allow banks to make higher profits by improving their net interest margins, the difference between what they pay to attract deposits and what they charge to lend money.
It was one-way traffic after that as del Potro took charge to set up a second round clash with Japan's Yoshihito Nishioka, who beat American Mackenzie McDonald in five sets.
While Verizon is leading the charge to test its 5G services, industry analysts say the higher-speed networks are unlikely to be widely available until the middle of the next decade.
The Petrobras investigation fueled the impeachment proceedings against Rousseff — which is ironic, given that she isn't implicated in the scandal but many of those leading the charge to impeach her are.
The painting will be on display in the south-western city until March 3 before it is moved to the Staatsgalerie in Stuttgart, which will also not charge to view it.
It's been an incredibly chaotic few months for Son and SoftBank, who led the charge to remove WeWork CEO Adam Neumann and recently took control of the embattled office-rental company.
"People are feeling like their bucket is empty at the end of the day," says Boissy, who as the clinic's chief experience officer is leading the charge to combat employee burnout.
The Warriors' so-called Hamptons Five lineup became the first starting unit in Kerr's five seasons in charge to have every member score at least 15 points in a playoff game.
Industry groups representing Big Ad Tech are leading the charge to weaken the law through amendments that would exempt the sharing of personal data for ads, as Fast Company recently reported.
The social network also said it had taken a $2.3 billion charge to cover the repatriation of foreign earnings under the new tax code that was signed into law last month.
In the absence of any significant federal action to stem the opioid epidemic, states have been leading the charge to grapple with a health crisis that has yet to be contained.

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