Interestingly, some of Darsa's subsequent productions would be a bit more commercially aimed, or at the very least commercially successful.
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To this date, the Concorde remains the world's first and only commercially viable supersonic airliner (although the "commercially viable" part is subject to debate, and ultimately ceased to be the case).
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From a menu, you select what type of drone operator you are — either recreational, commercial (flying drones commercially less than 2kg) or ReOC (flying drones commercially with an operator certificate issued by CASA).
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Commercially speaking, "Arrival" hovers in its own somewhat awkward airspace.
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This is also the first commercially available 12nm desktop processor.
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When the 808 first launched in 1980, it failed commercially.
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His coalition's member companies represent 229 million commercially insured workers.
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It's been used ironically and sincerely and snarkily and commercially.
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The Uber developers opted for the more commercially viable choice.
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CHINA'S presence in Europe, both politically and commercially, is growing.
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Should all go well, Viaskin could soon become commercially available.
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Honey bees are arguably our most important commercially available pollinator.
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The company hopes to launch the product commercially in 2021.
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"They're symbols of paradise that are commercially made," he says.
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It just means his efforts could never be commercially released.
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The exact size of all these discounts is commercially confidential.
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It's a free download and hours of commercially consumptive fun.
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Personally and socially it may be, but commercially not yet.
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The slippers were commercially manufactured shoes bought by MGM Studios.
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"Commercially, it's a fantastic operation for us," Mr. Urquhart noted.
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It is a representative cross section of what's available commercially.
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Like the Rocket Belt, it failed to take off, commercially.
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The new watchmaking milestone is, for now, not available commercially.
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Of course, commercially prized varieties occur, but these are rare.
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The request also puts an emphasis on commercially developed vehicles.
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But the challenge is to make the prosthetic commercially viable.
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Some question whether the canal would even be commercially viable.
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He took public transportation in New York and flew commercially.
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Many women either stopped making art or stopped showing commercially.
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The size of discounts offered to NICE are commercially confidential.
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Four reactors are operating out of 42 commercially viable units.
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The company isn't the first to offer this technology commercially.
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But a commercially available version is still many years away.
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It's unclear how commercially successful the new devices will be.
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None are currently commercially viable, but some are getting close.
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In the United States, it's illegal to commercially import narwhal.
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None are currently commercially viable, but some are getting close.
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Goraya's efforts appear to have paid off commercially as well.
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So, that means that at Gateway we're going to have the Power and Propulsion Element, which will be launched commercially, the Utilization Module, which will be launched commercially, and then we'll have a lander there.
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It's James' private studio, it's not a commercially run studio space.
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The disco-inspired album was not commercially or critically well received.
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Trump will fly commercially to South Korea, eschewing a government jet.
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China has vowed to make its state firms more commercially minded.
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I'm not saying this is a commercially advisable idea for Google.
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Which are likely to be commercially viable in the next decade?
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Politically as well as commercially, the Trump brand is in trouble.
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Not only does today's commercially approved industrial hemp contain a scant .
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We had to see if people were going to respond commercially.
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That said, the one thing Ionic's technology isn't, is commercially available.
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Nor does it plan to build a commercially viable Hyperloop itself.
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Definitely, this is just the first that we've made commercially available.
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DarkComet dates way back to 2008, and has been commercially available.
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This might be useful for commercially sensitive trials of new therapies.
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The technology could be crucial to making drones more commercially viable.
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Most commercially fished species are predators—think tuna, cod, and swordfish.
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But it isn't about mistrust or being commercially aggressive towards anyone.
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"We don't just think about what they've contributed commercially," she said.
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It opens commercially next week, so I'll deal with it then.
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Data quantifying whether the fair works commercially for dealers remains fragmentary.
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But no such commercially available technology exists for reducing carbon dioxide.
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Today the technology is not generally used commercially and is pricey.
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The VoloCity is set to become Volocopter's first commercially licensed vehicle.
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"TPP influences what kind of China we have commercially," he said.
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Elzonris will be commercially available in early 2019, the company said.
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The unit was expected to become commercially operational by March 2018.
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Those are the two main applications commercially that we'll be addressing.
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BloomLife plans on releasing the device commercially in February of 2017.
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The fast breeder reactor is not going to be commercially viable.
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But the production's more commercially minded authorities ultimately squelched that idea.
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And it held session masters, recordings that were never commercially released.
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And I think that has proved very, very difficult, especially commercially.
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And I do think that women's stories are incredibly commercially viable.
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The Baird Televisor became the first television sold commercially in 1929.
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As a result, fiction that is commercially successful is often disparaged.
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I thought the witches book could be so much bigger, commercially.
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To date, efforts to deploy carbon capture technology commercially have failed.
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Movies like this one are a little bit more commercially oriented.
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When first released, the 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado was not commercially successful.
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But there wasn't an affordable or commercially viable option for us.
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All the situations we ever had commercially, Jacka brought that about.
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Jack always had that dream of making it commercially for us.
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When reviewers pan their chocolate, many complain it tastes commercially made.
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The various projects aim to investigate, essentially, how music venues (an umbrella term which includes nightclubs) can stay open and act as commercially viable entities in a city that's becoming more commercially orientated by the day.
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Under the canceled relocation plan, the current FBI site "would almost certainly be developed commercially and in theory, whatever was developed commercially could compete with some parts of the Trump Hotel just a block away," he said.
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"It is a popular and commercially viable project in its own right."
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But they said it was a decade away from being commercially viable.
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This is the keystone of the drone industry, both commercially and recreationally.
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It's likely going to be some time before they're available commercially, however.
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A forced sale of TIM's assets would be politically and commercially sensitive.
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More than half of the nation's commercially harvested fish come from Alaska.
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RuralFirst is trying to figure out how to make it commercially viable.
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Some critics were virulent; others thought it commercially astute and conceptually brilliant.
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However, there's no word on when the software will become commercially available.
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Second, changes that would make the SGC more commercially viable are unlikely.
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Typically, this work is done using commercially available GPUs, often from Nvidia.
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The superhero movie is one of today's commercially dominant forms of narrative.
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After the project flopped commercially, a Chinese state-owned firm took control.
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Zuckerberg might not have made such a climactic decision unless pushed commercially.
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The Pentagon insists that new, commercially available technology will bring down costs.
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No one has yet to do it on a commercially viable scale.
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Keeping the projects commercially and organizationally separate suited all the engineers involved.
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Morocco has so much to offer commercially, culturally and politically,' Reilly added.
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Commercially available unmanned ground vehicles can put improvised explosive devices in place.
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It did not elaborate on how the system would be commercially operated.
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Schneemann was also the first commercially successful mascot for the winter Games.
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Both Najib and Sondakh have said that the deal was commercially driven.
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Commercially insured customers could pay $0 for Adrenaclick by using the coupon.
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Commercially, though, it was a huge success, raking in $745 million worldwide.
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It doesn't work as well for gear that's much more commercially available.
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Eskata is expected to be commercially available in the spring of 2018.
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They are harvesting it commercially while helping preserve Zimbabwe's fast-dwindling forests.
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It's become arguably as critically and commercially relevant as most rock music.
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Supersonic airliners with 100 or more seats would be commercially more risky.
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This team began with commercially available rebars made from carbon-fibre composite.
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They were commercially sponsored, not conducted, by the Food and Drug Administration.
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For lots of COMMERCIALLY VALUABLE airtime not paid for by Trump 2020.
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That experience should illustrate that commercially prepared candied apples should be avoided.
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Suriname has not made any commercially viable offshore oil discoveries so far.
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It isn't yet clear whether Samsung plans on releasing the device commercially.
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A more mature, more commercially developed collection should please the fund's powers.
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It's not like Redfoo was an unpopular figure in Australia, commercially speaking.
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The world's first commercially operational DAC plant opened in Switzerland in May.
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Commercially speaking, the 10th-season ratings were enough to justify this encore.
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That might have been the biggest song I ever been on commercially.
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Because this one was more lo-fi and a step back commercially.
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Contemporary art in Tehran is experiencing a boom, both artistically and commercially.
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We want to farm at a scale that's commercially viable, and meaningful.
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The company would not give details, saying it was commercially sensitive information.
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"We simply cannot make it commercially viable," Dyson said at the time.
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You can either make your creative record or your commercially viable record.
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There's a serious risk that commercially driven homogenization will assimilate traditions away.
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Most commercially available air purifiers are high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters.
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Sometimes it feels as if the whole thing has been commercially sponsored.
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Currently, only pilots operating small drones commercially are required to obtain certification.
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There is already one unit operating commercially at the plant - Train 1.
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Only one commercially available antibiotic still consistently works against drug-resistant strains.
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It was somehow both commercially successful and desperately ahead of its time.
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The retirees, in their past life, had been commercially milked and bred.
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Critics say commercially viable fusion always remains fifty years in the future.
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It is believed to be the first commercially available high-level language.
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The VTOLs are all in prototype stage, and none is commercially available.
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If nothing else it shows that Apple is commercially human after all.
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What do you think is the most commercially viable application of AR?
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I think Breaking Bad is probably the most commercially successful ... ... Dark comedy.
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Alternative fuels is the answer for air transportation, and they need to be commercially available in adequate supplies, commercially available in terms of the right pricing, and there just needs to be more focus and more effort on that.
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Gomez said it's hard to say when the chips will become commercially available.
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The drug, known commercially as Ocrevus, is an infusion given every six months.
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The active component of Ventolin, salbutamol, became commercially available in Britain in 1969.
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Sony used the event to announce that its would be commercially available soon.
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Right now, similar, commercially-available models of genitalia can cost hundreds of dollars.
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The film is the sequel of Diesel's commercially-successful 2002 action film xXx.
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As a director, you want your film to do well critically and commercially.
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It is a modified version of a commercially available robot quadcopter, 42mm across.
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The number of commercially acquired residence permits runs into the hundreds of thousands.
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Do something equivalent commercially, and the hype around nanotechnology might prove itself justified.
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Eighty percent of that is spent commercially, with government spending totaling just 20%.
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Each one of those pieces will be launched commercially, so there's two launches.
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The plan is for them to operate commercially in a ride-hailing network.
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Carfentanil is the most potent opioid used commercially, 10,000 times stronger than morphine.
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However, it may be some time before solar-powered flights take off commercially.
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It suggested that "few [paid prioritization] arrangements" would pass the "commercially reasonable" test.
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Uber's plan is to develop and commercially deploy these air taxis by 2023.
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The Simband platform is another limiting factor since the wearable isn't commercially available.
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"They fundamentally wanted to make sure that this was a commercially viable product."
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Last year, for the first time products were commercially made using this technology.
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A commercially successful artistic practice often requires perseverance, discipline, and robust mental health.
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They're among the best-received films of the year — both critically and commercially.
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I have no idea if the SolPad or SolarWindow will be commercially successful.
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"Having it grow and be commercially successful aren't the same thing," said Stark.
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"The company is seeing strong uptake commercially and with the government," added Coughran.
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A supersonic airliner with 100 or more seats would be commercially more risky.
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Even defence firms are turning to more commercially available equipment to make weapons.
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So long as these men are still commercially viable, they will still work.
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Perhaps these blindspots are commercially motivated, in the case of far right ideologies.
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Still, Mr. Allison said, no company has received government certification to fly commercially.
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It was commercially successful, too, debuting at #2 on the Billboard album charts.
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Some vehicles, like the hydrogen fuel cell-powered Mirai, are already commercially available.
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"The company has no chance to make a commercially successful product," he said.
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The size of the discounts being offered by the manufacturers are commercially confidential.
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Some movies, like "The Happytime Murders," are just outright disasters commercially and critically.
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Such specialty chips might be ready commercially before the end of the decade.
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Cubism should be the top period, but they're not the easiest pictures commercially.
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Shop Boyz have yet to follow up "Rockstar" with a commercially successful song.
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Under previous FAA rules, all drones being flown commercially had to be registered.
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But the main idea is not, yet, to produce a commercially valuable machine.
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"It's described as one of the hardest things to grow commercially," he maintains.
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It will be the first commercially available phone with a bendable, flexible screen.
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She was commercially viable and financially stable, but a long way from superstardom.
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Though she's since released a few critically acclaimed country singles, they failed commercially.
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On the other hand, you have originality, and this may be commercially risky.
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It's hardly unusual for commercially successful pop musicians to engage in political activism.
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There were also session masters, including recordings that had never been commercially released.
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In Washington, D.C., cannabis use is legal, but it cannot be sold commercially.
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It is embracing heterojunction technology, a system that has not been commercially proven.
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This is the first commercially available test granted emergency approval by the FDA.
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NantEnergy says its zinc air batteries are the first to become commercially available.
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That, along with developing commercially-approved backup systems, is next for the program.
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And many would argue that it still hasn't capitalized on its potential commercially.
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If they can't travel commercially, will we be able to fly them privately?
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The assumptions that Hollywood makes about what is commercially viable aren't always accurate.
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Most importantly, they've been championing LGBTQIA++ rights since before it was commercially advantageous.
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Kodachrome became the first commercially successful color film after its introduction in 1935.
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The lucent eyes are commercially produced, hence big for the faces they occupy.
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"The Gros Michel was rendered commercially extinct," said Mr. Koeppel, the banana historian.
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Under-regulation of IVF dates to before the procedure first became commercially available.
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The prohibition also seems to include commercially available charging stations for electric vehicles.
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And without widespread acceptance, this insurance has no chance of becoming commercially viable.
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There's a commercially available vaccine, marketed as Improvest in the US, for immunocastration.
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Biodiesel, for example, is a commercially produced, advanced biofuel that reduces carbon emissions.
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Delta discontinued the Seattle flight in 2015, saying it was not commercially feasible.
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Such adjustments would need to be made if the robot was used commercially.
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The play was critically panned but commercially successful, recouping its original investment costs.
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Mr. Dedman insists that making a commercially successful whiskey was never his plan.
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The environmental impact of growing flowers commercially is higher than you might think.
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"The U.S. government should really be looking at commercially viable vehicles," Smith said.
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Nothing on the road today that's commercially available is higher than a Level 2.
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The 2008 HTC Dream was the first commercially released smartphone to run on Android.
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These machines have been commercially available for two decades but are now breaking through.
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The drug will be commercially available in September through specialty pharmacies, according to Amag.
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"Sex Addict," Zahedi's most commercially successful film, grossed, worldwide, $237,21999 in its theatrical release.
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If it's completed, it would become The Boring Co.'s first commercially operating project.
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Level is not yet commercially available and will take some testing before it is.
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In April, Alphabet's Wing became the first to receive FAA approval to operate commercially.
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Of course, the bill enabled delivery robots to operate commercially in the Evergreen State.
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His run on the franchise has been a massive success, both critically and commercially.
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Chao's claim doesn't reflect the reality of the semi-autonomous technology that's available commercially.
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Commercially-produced tomatoes have gotten blander and even less sweet in the past decades.
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And Opener plans to start making Blackfly commercially by the end of the year.
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Commercially speaking, 2018 wasn't a great year for the representation of women in music.
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Growth factor is unique compounds that aren't readily available in the food system commercially.
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She and Clarkson are considered the two most commercially successful alums of the show.
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Though Rus is hopeful that it will some day lead to something commercially viable.
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And it means visitors can't use their Vessel content commercially, according to Osterreicher's reading.
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In 2011, The Simpsons took aim at Pixar's decade-plus run of commercially successful,
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Commercially expedient and redundant though they are, the Now That's What I Call Music!
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Brightlamp's app is not FDA approved and can't be used commercially at the moment.
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By the end of the year, Alexander aims to be selling his produce commercially.
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Not that prenatal whole-genome sequencing is commercially available yet (though it's definitely coming).
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This allowed for a greater sense of experimentation than with more commercially oriented endeavors.
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In 2018, insurance company Aetna waived co-pays for commercially insured customers purchasing naloxone.
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To date, FDA has issued emergency use authorizations for eight commercially available Zika tests.
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"Earned It" is the most commercially successful song nominated tonight by a wide margin.
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Fundraising with cookies started in 1917, but they weren't commercially produced until the 1930s.
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Of course not; many of them flamed out commercially and frustrated early-adopter buyers.
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He taught for ten years before moving to Baltimore, where he now shoots commercially.
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"Commercially, there's a lot of integration, but culturally, we're not as integrated," he said.
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But when Abdul-Wahab made contact in 2014, nobody was selling camel milk commercially.
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And yet, appealing as the thought is in the abstract, it seems commercially counterintuitive.
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So far though, no one is close to being able to extract it commercially.
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While Americans are allowed to make their own firearms, they cannot do so commercially.
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Nine out of 40 commercially operable units have been relicensed under the new rules.
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Jimmy Kimmel said that openly criticizing Republicans on health care has cost him commercially.
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They are commercially available this fall for the first time since the Great Depression.
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As the parties caught on, his nod of approval could move a record commercially.
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To be sure, most patents are never commercially produced or even seriously tested internally.
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However, Beresheet will become the first commercially built probe to accomplish the rare feat.
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Delft. Now it's true there are already some 'inkless' printing technologies in use commercially.
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The scarcity of commercially attractive locations limits competition from off-motorway service areas (Autohoefe).
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The company's hardware product was not expected to be commercially available until the fall.
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Just to make it more commercially viable and I was like no, fuck that.
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The company noted the trains will start producing LNG before they are commercially complete.
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Some unmanned watercraft, on the other hand, may be at sea commercially before 2020.
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UL and Lyft Inc, as well as to develop commercially viable self-driving cars.
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But Alphabet has found balloons to be the most commercially viable option for now.
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Saudi Arabia reportedly used "commercially available surveillance technologies" to install spyware on dissidents' phones.
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While no such facilities are operating commercially today, the technology to build them exists.
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Unlike its cousin tequila, mezcal is not easy to produce commercially, limiting its export.
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His light bulbs are used commercially -- to power everything from office buildings to streetlamps.
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The company does not have a target date for making the system commercially available.
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Her method is in use worldwide — not her device, which was never commercially marketed.
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They bring in a lot more money than us commercially and are more successful.
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Alas, Eskata won't be commercially available until April, too late for her big day.
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Don't expect spinoffs on TV: The New York Fed doesn't sell its comics commercially.
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A few years later, Roselius patented the first commercially successful means of decaffeinating coffee.
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"We have now three companies that are now producing commercially available tests," he said.
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The best food for babies, most people were convinced, was commercially bottled baby formula.
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The show was unsuccessful, both critically and commercially, and never made it to Broadway.
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The company's now commercially available Spot robot is currently being piloted at construction sites.
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People who are shooting commercially right now are very aware of this commercial history.
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With the success of the Model S, he's proven the concept commercially and technically.
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Of course, leaving the reader hanging may have been the commercially savvy Webb's plan.
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Peter Pan isn't interested in using the road commercially itself, but its employees might.
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The use of the private jets costs significantly more than flying commercially, Politico reported.
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Such flow rates are important in determining whether shale gas drilling is commercially viable.
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In a galaxy far, far more commercially successful than most, new heroes battle evil.
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As far as commercially getting into it, it wasn't nothing I was thinking about.
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The collapse in energy prices in 2014 and 2015 left many oil projects commercially unviable.
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And that will actually help them commercially, too, because there's less and less of that.
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Two years later, I got the chance to test out the first commercially available product.
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Although not currently available commercially, these "bionic lenses" can be implanted in about 8 minutes.
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The hands have been commercially available for years but are difficult for engineers to program.
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Photo: GettyIf you want to operate a drone commercially, you need to get a license.
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The ultimate goal is to have uberAIR services commercially available in those cities by 2023.
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The rates offered by Uber were often higher than those commercially available, the FTC says.
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There is no other publicly available information on Haldor because it is not listed commercially.
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Automakers and suppliers are experimenting to see which features are technologically possible and commercially feasible.
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Aside from the Falcon 9, all the rockets flying commercially today are one-shot affairs.
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Companies are stumbling to make commercially blended cereals, fruits, and vegetables sexier to parents...somehow.
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The Moog synthesizer, equipped with a keyboard, appeared familiar and was thus more commercially viable.
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The two countries are more commercially intertwined than America and the Soviet Union ever were.
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According to the application Simmons filed Friday, the gesture was first used commercially on Nov.
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Fictiv is targeting commercially viable products that can't be produced on hobbyist level 3D printers.
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AiraWear is not commercially available yet, and the crowdfunding campaign will launch in February 2016.
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But as of now, not a single company has begun to mine seafloor minerals commercially.
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"We must strike a balance between being commercially successful and being socially responsible," said Murrells.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos: Bezos pushed Trump to have the government use commercially available technology.
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However, this is not high enough to make the drug commercially unsuccessful, according to Goldstein.
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Automakers are racing to be the first to market with commercially viable self-driving vehicles.
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Previous reports have claimed Baidu is looking to develop a "commercially viable" car by 2018.
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Some of these big themes like artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, they don't exist commercially yet.
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He's using another commercially available probiotic that has been shown to have immuno-regulatory effects.
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On the flipside, it's about time one of Africa's commercially oriented startups demonstrates notable profits.
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Commercially insured patients are more lucrative to hospital operators than those who use government insurance.
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"It's definitely a very integrated partnership, technically, managerially and commercially," he told a conference call.
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In fact, several are either already commercially available or poised to enter the commercial market.
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That suggests that in the future, it may become more difficult to commercially produce shellfish.
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It sounds obvious but not when you realise what lurks in some commercially produced wines.
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And for AM, the tune identifies a new phase, of forward-thinking, commercially-viable confidence.
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All of this data, the DMV says, should be readable by a "commercially available" tool.
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A minimum of 75 million boe is likely to be required to be commercially viable.
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Thanks to government resistance, 70 percent of Americans taking Sovaldi in 2014 were commercially insured.
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At one point, it represented in excess of 60 percent of all tomatoes grown commercially.
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Made commercially from cornstarch, high-fructose corn syrup is generally much cheaper than regular sugar.
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College athletics is so big commercially and the NCAA puts themselves in a different light.
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Though it's got the decided advantage of actually being commercially available — albeit in limited supply.
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Which is kind of disturbing as something that investors are willing to gamble on commercially.
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"The best guarantee would be the long-term bookings and commercially viable volumes," Sefcovic said.
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General Motors expects to have autonomous vehicles working commercially in big cities sometime in 2019.
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TuSimple executives told Business Insider that commercially-viable autonomous trucks will be available by 2023.
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Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law, traveled commercially, leaving Wednesday and returning Saturday evening.
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Concluding that Bell Pottinger had become "morally and commercially untenable," he soon left the firm.
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Dubai, the most commercially driven emirate within the UAE, has traded with Iran for decades.
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This last piece of hardware needed to return to the moon should be acquired commercially.
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It said it expected "next-generation solid-state batteries" should be commercially available by 2020.
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The software they used was Rekognition, Amazon's commercially available and sometimes controversial facial-recognition tool.
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Similar meals may be commercially available within three to five years, according to the company.
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The method was used commercially in the 1930s and adapted by artists in the 1960s.
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Do you think they were looking to you to help make them more commercially accessible?
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Guardant uses a commercially available blood cancer screening product, Guardant360 to collect data from patients.
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Moreover, Canon still hasn't clarified when or if this sensor will ever be commercially available.
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But it hasn't yet been commercially deployed, and its structure remains a work in progress.
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That move raised eyebrows — showing that drone deliveries are commercially feasible even under rigorous regulations.
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Tesla also makes a battery system it sells commercially and to utilities, called the Powerpack.
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Diagnostic tests for many of the viruses that cause colds have now become commercially available.
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He then taught for ten years before moving to Baltimore, where he now shoots commercially.
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I understand commercially the men's game is a lot bigger and brings in more money.
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Making a big bet on poetry might seem counterintuitive, but it could prove commercially savvy.
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The plan was to have Screen Pass commercially available by late summer or early fall.
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Rigetti is one of a handful of startups attempting to make quantum computing commercially viable.
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Developing, testing, validating and eventually deploying commercially viable autonomous vehicles is a capitally intensive undertaking.
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To this date, the Concorde remains the world's first and only commercially viable supersonic airliner.
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Commercially printed in China, the series is a mass-produced exercise in personality-cult promotion.
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Her first book did not do well commercially, and she's working on a new one.
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It's no secret that many social media platforms are used commercially, and they encourage spending.
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Now it's available commercially, with 16 inches of suspension travel and up to 1,500 horsepower.
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The first airplanes were dangerous and commercially useless, but we improved things dramatically from there.
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Mr. Pacino later made a film version of the play, which was never released commercially.
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Since the introduction of Vantablack, super-blacks have moved on commercially as well as artistically.
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Canndoc said to its knowledge this is the first medical marijuana imported commercially to Israel.
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Using Goodenough's cathode, in 1985, Yoshino created the world's first commercially viable lithium ion battery.
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One of the things they said they needed was for it to be commercially viable.
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Zobayan was commercially certified as a pilot and certified as a flight instructor, Homendy said.
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They're expected to become commercially available by 2020 but carmakers are already looking at them.
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Vendors, he said, were certified by the secretary of defense to sell their products commercially.
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That faith could be misplaced commercially, on a show with such a low-key concept.
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Yingzi, which introduced its products commercially last year, uses video to capture them in motion.
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SpotMini is also set to become commercially available in 2019, the company said last year.
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Canndoc said to its knowledge this is the first medical marijuana imported commercially to Israel.
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In Austin, one-third of all listings are commercially run; in Boston, it's 44 percent.
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The feds can limit how good commercially available images can be when taken by US companies.
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The Boston bombs were backed with black powder from commercially manufactured fireworks, a lower-powered explosive.
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Only three patients have received the gene therapy commercially since its May 2016 approval in Europe.
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Starting in 2019, the company will make its SpotMini robot commercially available, the company revealed Friday.
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It was the first commercially successful computer to feature a mouse and a graphical user interface.
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Terrestrial Energy has plans to build a commercially-viable molten salt reactor (MSR) by the 2020s.
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If enough passengers can stomach that, Qantas hopes to start flying the route commercially in 2022.
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Many of the most notable titles of 2017, both critically and commercially, were developed in Japan.
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The sale contract for the album reportedly barred Shkreli from releasing it commercially for 88 years.
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" But he would not comment on the cost of producing the coins, citing "commercially sensitive information.
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For example, Google Nearby is 66 bits per second, while Lisnr has commercially deployed 303 bps.
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Every major auto manufacturer has committed to having a commercially available self-driving car by 2020.
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Of course, arguably, Microsoft HoloLens was the first commercially available product to deliver on this vision.
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"Commercially, it didn't make sense to hold it," one source familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Since the establishment of the international moratorium, Iceland and Norway have continued to hunt whales commercially.
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Commercially it bombed in comparison to her previous successes, Lost in Translation and The Virgin Suicides.
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Still, Ike's founders aren't set, or even focused yet, on where it will first deploy commercially.
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America's interest in the poppier, more commercially friendly version of the once underground genre was piqued.
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Methane, the main component of commercially distributed natural gas, is also a byproduct of oil extraction.
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The father and son build sport rockets fuelled by a propellant commercially available at hobby stores.
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Many varieties of ion-exchange resin are commercially available, often in the form of hollow beads.
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Commercially, the album eventually garnered a platinum certification (1 million units sold) in the United States.
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Only a few galleries sell GIFs commercially, so it's really important to have the nonprofit support.
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"There is no other commercially available palm biometric which works with RGB camera," Kontsevich told me.
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Still, the researchers remains optimistic that their VR lenses could be commercially viable in the future.
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They are also comparing the effectiveness of the boxes with a commercially available fungal insecticide spray.
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Its curing unit is currently only available commercially (the company is working on a consumer model).
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Some breeders are working to stabilize the genetics of cultivars, creating commercially viable F1 hybrid seeds.
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"The two suspects are commercial fishermen and tribal fishermen that sell the salmon commercially," he said.
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Opdivo is already available commercially and helps patients' immune systems' T-cells fight cancer more effectively.
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Her early flush on Broadway was an accident; she was never meant to be commercially famous.
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It is especially meaningful that American astronauts will return to space in a commercially built spacecraft.
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Then, in 2009, it brought out the first commercially successful electronic shifting system, Dura Ace Di2.
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""During stress testing, a few of these commercially available capacitors did not meet the reliability requirements.
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Like apricots, peaches need the pollination of honeybees in order to produce a commercially viable crop.
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But most, reflecting their crab apple ancestry, are too tart and astringent to be commercially viable.
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I don't think you get the same level of purely commercially-driven music as we do.
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It's certainly problematic, obviously, in a political sense — Snowden exposed that — but commercially it doesn't work.
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Handel was the first entrepreneur composer who needed to be commercially successful in order to survive.
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But commercially minded or not, the movies did freak out the province's intellectual and moral establishment.
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"The Lannisters are commercially oriented, they're intensely political, and they believe in deal making," said Dyson.
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"If you're buying with rights, then commercially there is a lot of potential," Mr. Moon said.
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The fungus, which infects insects, already has been incorporated into a commercially available product called Aprehend.
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Whether that assertion holds, firing blanks commercially isn't a fate "Hobbs & Shaw" is likely to suffer.
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The southern Red Sea is one of the planet's most congested, commercially important and perilous waterways.
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But the mining rights that Russia acquired in the United States are strategically and commercially insignificant.
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Commercially, portfolio companies could consider tailoring product or service offerings to help customers weather the downturn.
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Commercially developed and operated spacecraft would take cargo and eventually crews to and from the ISS.
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The US government wants to crack down on illegitimate service animals flying commercially, officials said Wednesday.
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Her biography of Luther was widely reviewed, commercially published and sold exceptionally well in many countries.
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Defending against such attacks is possible; state actors often use commercially available hacking tools and expertise.
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The biggest question would be whether China would start retaliating not commercially but through geopolitical actions.
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They also found lost baggage for a service member who traveled commercially to meet the Truman.
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Bempedoic acid is a once-a-day oral medication that will be commercially known as Nexletol.
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"In the end, drug repurposing has to be commercially viable in some way," Dr. Brown said.
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Goodyear officials say there is no immediate timeline for when smart tires will become commercially available.
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Despite obvious reasons why it wouldn't be commercially viable, I've always wanted an E Ink laptop.
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Salsa has survived commercially as Latin pop: in the form of love songs called salsa romántica.
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THE MAIN PLAYERS Only a handful of automakers have made fuel cell passenger cars commercially available.
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For cities struggling with decline, consider place-based policies to help stabilize them commercially and socially.
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By working closely with biotech companies, Miller says it can help their expensive therapies succeed commercially.
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The company expects its device to be commercially available by the third quarter of next year.
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For those reasons, technologists have long wondered whether DNA could be harnessed to store data commercially.
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In fact, Jay drove away with the first commercially available model — number 12, to be precise!
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Most experts agree that it will be a few decades before quantum computers are commercially deployed.
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For now, most industry observers still believe the Max will be flying commercially by the spring.
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"It opened my eyes up to what was acceptable, what was possible commercially," Mr. Savage said.
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"It opened my eyes up to what was acceptable, what was possible commercially," Mr. Savage said.
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Karyopharm said it expects Xpovio to become commercially available in the United States by July 10.
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After releasing two commercially stagnant albums in the early 1970s, the Detroit folk singer Rodriguez disappeared.
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"If things go well, the paints will be available commercially," the GCI's Rachel Rivenc told Hyperallergic.
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He was also "one of first commercially successful African-American cartoonists," according to Rebecca Rego Barry.
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French banks were nevertheless active commercially in 2016, with retail loan growth of about 3% on average.
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You might not be successful commercially or critically but you will create the art you want to.
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The reason, he says: There are fewer than 220,22 commercially owned vehicles available from traditional rental services.
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They submitted those samples for genetic testing to Wisdom Panel, a commercially available dog genetic testing company.
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The team used a commercially available product of supermagnetic iron oxide particles, which had great heating ability.
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"CRDAs are sensitive to the needs of business organizations to protect commercially valuable information," the presentation continued.
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In addition, even for slight elements of commercially-licensed software, there was significant pushback from the community.
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While the product was announced today, it will be commercially available at the end of the month.
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And chemical methods are too expensive to be commercially viable; few clothing companies bother to research them.
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First, the researchers used collagen sponges that are already commercially available and are shown to be safe.
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While urchins are in starvation mode, the edible part — known as roe — shrivels, making them commercially worthless.
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Queer representation is scarce, which is ironic, because queerness itself has seemingly never been more commercially desirable.
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The paradox is that the more autocratic the mainland gets the more it needs Hong Kong commercially.
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Fully driverless cars aren't expected to be commercially ready, let alone profitable, for years, if not decades.
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Trump's letter effectively ended the possibility of the trip, even if members had wanted to fly commercially.
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Q: Between the two types of napkins that are available presently, which one is doing better commercially?
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"Because commercially, at least right now, no one has been rushing to develop the Arctic," she says.
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Cosmos DB is among the first commercially available database systems to offer this variety of consistency models.
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Chinese news organizations, including formerly adventurous and commercially driven ones like Southern Weekly, are toeing the line.
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But if it succeeds, then the Falcon Heavy will become a commercially available rocket, ready for customers.
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Namely, deluxe offerings of this kind will be seen as commercially viable, provided the circumstances are right.
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It's not approved for human use but is used commercially to sedate large animals, such as elephants.
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The original Nokia 4003 is one of the most iconic and commercially successful phones of all time.
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The BearCat is not commercially sold, and must be purchased by a local, state or federal agency.
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A year later in Seattle the world's first commercially successful airliner, Boeing's 707, made its maiden flight.
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Instead, it became an outsider's art, or in more mainstream contexts, a shallow, commercially viable fun hobby.
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While they're not available yet commercially, they're definitely the future of shooting down your neighbor's pesky drone.
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Holden explained that Uber hopes the aviation service will be commercially available in both cities by 2023.
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Its plastic-digesting ability must therefore be improved by a hundredfold or more to be commercially useful.
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There are currently no commercially approved genetically modified wheat varieties and incidences of rogue plants are rare.
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The IKTVA program is part of the company's aim to become more cost effective and commercially efficient.
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ProLon is not commercially available, although L-Nutra has plans to start selling it sometime in 2016.
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Cynicism because most of the practical scientific efforts would perpetuate the dreary taste of commercially produced tomatoes.
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Zenimax maintains Oculus and Luckey "commercially exploited" Zenimax computer code and trade secrets for their own gain.
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"Commercially available tomatoes are renowned these days for sturdiness, but perhaps not for flavor," the study says.
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For people who don't want to DIY, there's now a commercially available, flamethrower drone available for purchase.
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Tullow Oil discovered commercially viable quantities of crude in the far northern county of Turkana in 2012.
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That October, Netscape released the first commercially successful web browser, opening the way for the modern internet.
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The technology, which has not been used commercially, is proposed as a replacement to existing rail infrastructure.
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On the order front, Airbus sold 40 planes commercially plus three internally for conversion to air tankers.
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It has not come as long-- along as fast commercially as you would have hoped on that.
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But those were just tech demos, R&D projects which so far haven't been made commercially available.
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Chinese news organizations, including formerly adventurous and commercially driven ones like Southern Weekly, are toeing the line.
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Launch industry revenues declined 9 percent in 2015 due to fewer commercially procured flights, the report stated.
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It said Enel Open Fiber remained open commercially to all retail telecom operators and their client base.
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So great for indie developers, but more challenging commercially for the big guns in terms of scale.
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But any commercially viable solution could be two decades away, he said, and isn't a company priority.
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While these products from carbon emissions are available, they're not yet commercially viable at a significant scale.
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What these phones were doing, in essence, was making the world's first mobile internet system commercially available.
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It debuts at No. 22017 on the publication's weekly ranking of the nation's most commercially successful songs.
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Right now, according to the study, none of the three examples are commercially available for human enhancement.
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For commercially funded events, they need to entertain the brands, the clients, the fans in the cities.
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The most recent "Fantastic Four" movie came out in 2015, and was a flop commercially and critically.
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While he did patent the first commercially successful light bulb in 1879, its history dates back to
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They had to be done in a few days, and they had to be strictly commercially viable.
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K. relationship is not only special in terms of history, language, and culture but commercially as well.
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But researchers have long complained that it's low-quality and doesn't represent the varieties now available commercially.
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The project includes moving Department of Defense data to a commercially operated cloud system, according to Bloomberg.
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Fitting their deliriums into bright, shiny, commercially palatable vehicles can be difficult, as Tim Burton's career attests.
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BI: And when do you envision that Roxo would be beyond the testing phase and commercially available?
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Deliveries of the aircraft have been delayed, and it is not expected to fly commercially until 2021.
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Cranberry juice in its earliest, purest form was far more astringent than the version now sold commercially.
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Then there is Dungeons & Dragons, introduced in 21913 as the first role-playing game made commercially available.
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In accordance with Guinness World Records regulations, the scooter was based upon a commercially available mobility aid.
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"Established World Cities" –London, New York and Tokyo, for example – remain dominant commercially, but face new competition.
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This is the world's first commercially available foldable phone, and it beat Samsung and Apple to market.
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And we won't see a commercially available, self-aware, humanoid sex robot in every home anytime soon.
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It is estimated that up to 95 percent of all commercially caught lobster is shipped to China.
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Though creating a commercially viable product isn't the main goal of these workshops, it does sometimes happen.
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And so it set the mold for a new type of theater — commercially viable yet intellectually challenging.
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Also known as caving, spelunkers rappel into the depths of caves that are not typically explored commercially.
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Bank of America served only as collaborator and will not be commercially incentivized to grow IBM's cloud.
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The future of 5G 2020 has been declared the year in which 5G will become commercially viable.
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Random House and Crown are among the most prestigious and commercially successful imprints within the larger company.
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Daguerreotype — the first commercially successful photographic process invented by Louis Daguerre in 1839 — had long exposure times.
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"To my discredit, I didn't realize that that formula only works if you're winning commercially," he said.
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But the way was treacherous and impossible to use commercially, and no one followed in his footsteps.
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She used a commercially available biorhythm kit for a year, while also making daily observations about herself.
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Plans changed once again after the album leaked online, and it was made commercially available after all.
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There are currently no commercially approved genetically modified wheat varieties, and incidences of rogue plants are rare.
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China also excels at turning an abstract scientific breakthrough into thousands of useful and commercially viable products.
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Price's wife, Betty, accompanied him on the flights — even as other members of Price's delegation flew commercially.
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They are now one of a spare handful of contemporary, critically acclaimed and commercially viable rock acts.
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The partnership indicates that Waymo believes its self-driving car technology is ready to be applied commercially.
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James Dyson scrapped his firm's project to build electric cars, acknowledging that it was not commercially viable.
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Hawaii is the only state growing cacao commercially, and Madre, on Oahu, uses it to great effect.
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The agreement gives the two a framework to exchange personal data collected commercially between the two jurisdictions.
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Having thoughtful television, games and other media that is not commercially driven is essential to good parenting.
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The main "proprietary" information they used was a private listing of commercially available chemicals and their prices.
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Yoshino went on to create the first commercially viable lithium-ion battery for the Asahi Kasei Corporation.
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Wennink said a number of Chinese chipmakers were trying to scale up production to commercially viable levels.
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In New England, commercially valuable species are shifting northward and out of our fishermen's nets and traps.
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So the only place you can taste it commercially in the U.S. is at the Ty Bar.
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Avoid trans fats, the artery-clogging fats found in many commercially prepared products and fast foods. 23.
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The Pentagon's cloud project will transition massive amounts of data to a commercially operated secure cloud system.
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Potter Tom Edwards accused Elon Musk of commercially exploiting his image of a farting unicorn without permission.
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But Chinese hackers have resumed carrying out commercially motivated attacks, security researchers and data-protection lawyers said.
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"Opportunities to provide financing to the group on commercially reasonable terms will be very limited," it said.
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Most white products that are commercially available, from paints to sunscreen, contain titanium dioxide and zinc oxide.
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Earlier this year Boston Dynamics announced plans to start selling its quadrupedal Spot Mini robot commercially in 2019.
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The maps are drawn from the data Facebook holds on its userbase, as well as commercially available datasets.
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But, he emphasizes, they are the first to do so on equipment that can be scaled up commercially.
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That record featured "Still Into You" and "Ain't It Fun," the band's most commercially successful single to date.
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Using Goodenough's cathode as a basis, Yoshino created the first commercially viable lithium-ion battery five years later.
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Moreover, phone makers need to solve another challenge if such fully curved screens ever make become commercially available.
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"Awards provide clout, but I think commercially successful properties probably drive the most amount of value," said Fiordalis.
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"There can be underreporting because of undertesting, especially because this is not a commercially available test," Milstone said.
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Another problem: The types of materials it's seeking, like the bio-based polymer lining, are not commercially available.
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It used a shady Russian VPN service that gave it access to IP addresses that weren't commercially available.
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Whether he will ever be critically and commercially recognized stateside for his own Rocky remains to be seen.
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"The manufacturer independently replicated our analyses on its national dataset of 3,695,943 commercially insured patients," the researchers write.
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They ignored jazz — artistically subtle and sublime, commercially endangered — until Wynton Marsalis finally got a Pulitzer in 113.
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To date, 1000 AR-developers have used the service to distribute projects — either commercially or on their own.
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In 1955, Pan Am purchased a number of Boeing 707s, the first commercially successful airliners to be manufactured.
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This is not Citymapper's first experiment with extending London's existing public transport network with some commercially routed additions.
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Statins include the drugs atorvastatin, known commercially as Lipitor; rosuvastatin, also known as Crestor, and simvastatin, or Zocor.
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The sponge stalk is attached to a manganese nodule, a naturally forming rock containing commercially interesting metal deposits.
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The legislation, which took effect in January, prohibits retail shops from selling commercially bred dogs, cats and rabbits.
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There are similar commercially available programs and phone apps for English speakers, Andrews told Reuters Health by email.
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Yet these ideas have yet to make it commercially—one thing OryLab is trying to change with OriHime.
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After the Super Soaker was commercially launched, it became one of the world's best-selling toys in 1991.
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The bread isn't yet commercially viable but Weibaio says he has already been approached by major food manufacturers.
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The Dutch-made PAL-V Liberty is another that purports to be the first commercially available flying car.
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The company has been test launching its orbital Electron rocket since 2017, and serving customers commercially since 2018.
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In places where recreationally legal, THC is also getting into commercially produced drinks and edibles beyond the dispensary.
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He brushes off the fervent debate about whether the commercially available D-Wave computer offers a speed advantage.
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Currently, the Project Bloks aren't available commercially, but educators can register for a chance to join the program.
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Data from the lander led to the discovery of Ilmenite, a commercially important titanium ore, on the Moon.
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I would love to be using a tech-giant free smartphone, but they aren't really commercially available yet.
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HFI's strategic importance is diluted by the risks arising from the company's diverse portfolio of commercially driven businesses.
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Breast milk is only available commercially through milk banks or on a growing online market, which remains unregulated.
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The producers seemed to have decided to stage performances only by the singers who were deemed commercially viable.
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Boeing has stressed that the decision to let the MAX fly again commercially would be made by regulators.
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Darroch said he wouldn't give a running commentary on the auction, adding Sky's bid strategy was commercially sensitive.
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S. company, is looking to commercially operate an eLoran network, which would provide positioning, navigation and timing (PNT).
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But Hitch, unlike Grab's other services in Singapore, doesn't require a commercially licensed driver to operate the car.
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He has produced a number of commercially successful films and been praised as a modern-day Walt Disney.
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However, there is still a way to go to scale up the process to make it commercially viable.
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Element Group, for example, "designed prototypes for sleeping bags and a tent system" that would be sold commercially.
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ZeniMax had sued Facebook claiming that the company had "commercially exploited" its virtual reality code and trade secrets.
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Now, bioclimatic design effects has energy savings, so for commercially-minded clients, it was much easier to sell.
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Yeah, after the other side of the coin, which is that this risk won't be very commercially viable.
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Junshi Biosciences expects to launch its first drugs commercially in 2019 and 2020, including toripalimab, a monoclonal antibody.
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And the U.S. market – companies, financial institutions, capital markets, and consumers included – is too commercially important to avoid.
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And, as the investigators noted in their report, that font was not commercially available until the following year.
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The mid-nineties were a pivotal time for virtual reality development, but few options were available commercially viable.
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The leap forward that made shale oil commercially viable for the first time was a revolution in productivity.
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The start-up made it appear as if Theranos has successfully developed a commercially-ready portable blood analyzer.
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The calendars showed that Carson typically flew commercially at his own expense when going to Florida, NBC reported.
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During this time, total medical expenditures for this commercially insured population dropped by more than $6900 million dollars.
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ARKit is by far the superior platform commercially today, and that's not going to change any time soon.
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Developers who are successful on ARKit could see ARCore (and Camera Effects where relevant) as secondary platforms commercially.
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That's why Google is trying to bring in as many commercially focused people as they can, he said.
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The widespread use of robust, commercially available encryption touches on almost every facet of private industry and government.
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It remains to be seen whether he can make the Faraday Exchanger, or something like it, commercially viable.
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HSBC claimed on Monday it had performed the world's first commercially viable trade finance transaction using blockchain technology.
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Compounded drugs serve a critically important purpose for people with rare diseases or allergies to commercially available drugs.
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The aviation industry, from not being able to fly to flying commercially within, what, 15 or 20 years.
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Some of the chief predators of these fish, including commercially and recreationally valuable species, are also in decline.
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But the honest truth is that right now, the commercially-available systems still have a lot to learn.
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After the war, they began selling DDT and other pesticides commercially, to be applied to farms and gardens.
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It was in France that Mr. Hamilton, who had no formal training in the field, began photographing commercially.
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"This marks the industry's first production of cyberattack-secured, commercially-available automobiles," the companies said in a statement.
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The actual price paid will include a negotiated discount that is deemed too commercially sensitive to be revealed.
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Commercially grown alfalfa relies on managed pollinators like the alfalfa leafcutting bee as well as wild bee species.
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Unfortunately, however, in today's commercially driven culture, there are no such things as empty spaces — only branding opportunities.
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"These discussions are commercially sensitive and we have no further details at this time," the BEIS spokesman said.
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Trying to sell $22,750 worth of stolen commercially produced broccoli seeds on the internet using a fake name.
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Zoox's plans: The company, which now has 500 employees, plans to have a commercially available car by 2020.
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They've sold over 50 million records worldwide, released eight commercially successful albums, and sold out Madison Square Garden.
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In the Middle East, the Islamic State has been weaponizing commercially available drones by modifying them with explosives.
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Those releases often received praise from critics, but did not perform as well commercially as his first album.
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And they were both successful commercially, a very good lesson that has been heard far and wide here.
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By the time of Disintegration, they'd have perfected this sound and have made it a commercially viable pursuit.
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Mr. Rosenthal points out that Hampshire owns several hundred acres of valuable land that could be commercially developed.
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" Among commercially available brands, she favors one called Fresh Bellies, which sells purées of fruits and "unmasked veggies.
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Certified platinum on its release day, it's likely to be the most commercially successful album of this year.
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The request for "university-owned or commercially managed underground urban tunnels and facilities" is for an upcoming challenge.
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The Concorde, which provided supersonic flight commercially from 1976 until 2003, couldn't operate over land for this reason.
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Red urchins, larger than purple urchins, are commercially viable because people eat them — or more specifically, their gonads.
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And most of the tests were graded not by Theranos's proprietary technology, but by routine commercially available equipment.
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Of the artists who got their start in that scene, he was one of the most commercially successful.
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"Individuals that are wanting to fly commercially in October 2020 need to have a Real ID," Wolf said.
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Critics claim it's unethical Pet cloning has surged in popularity since it became commercially available in recent years.
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To be clear, we are not talking about data breach here, but how consumer information is gathered commercially.
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WE STARTED THIS WEEK WITH A COUPLE OF ROLLING THUNDER WITH -- THAT YOU CAN BUY COMMERCIALLY, 5G HOME.
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The company expects to launch its first drugs commercially in 2019 and 2020, including toripalimab, a monoclonal antibody.
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The 777X, an updated version of the 777 that first flew commercially in 1995, faces its own challenges.
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Pyka claims to be the only company in the world with a commercially approved large autonomous electric aircraft.
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European regulators were convinced, and last month they approved Ervebo as the world's first commercially available Ebola vaccine.
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Curry, like similarly commercially successful Michael Jordan, had been considered one to avoid controversy despite constant media scrutiny.
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Who would pay for these is an important question, for the $500m price tag involved is commercially unattractive.
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"If it's not commercially successful, it would entail a significant loss on the part of supermarkets," he said.
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The Army has figured out how to 3D-print steel that is 50% stronger than anything available commercially.
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The Wii U failed commercially, however, as other developers that made broadly accessible games for Nintendo systems bailed.
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The cost of offshore wind has fallen roughly 70% since 2012 making it a more commercially viable source.
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"Any commercially grown lettuce product will be put through some basic wash step before it's sold," Noble explained.
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The standards manufacturers reach will not only be commercially practical, they will also have the advantage of flexibility.
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But Russian oil companies operate commercially and so have been less than scrupulous in keeping to agreed cutbacks.
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But, you know, they have the most actually commercially available autonomous models out there, which says something. Yeah.
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Straddling the line between business and philanthropy "can be a commercially challenging but often rewarding road," he noted.
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Uber was able to list itself on the public market without proving its business model was commercially viable.
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The mayor has also started to lobby against soaring fees that venues have to pay to operate commercially.
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Spivak, however, believes the current study may over-inflate the numbers as it includes only commercially insured patients.
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