In Q3, YouTube Gaming Live had 8,200 concurrent streamers and 20163,200 concurrent viewers to Twitch's 25,000 concurrent streamers and 22,22015 concurrent viewers.
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It also reported a concurrent peak of 1.3 million streamers — I don't have a concurrent number for this year.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds recently passed two million concurrent players, absolutely smashing Dota 2's 1.3 million concurrent players, the previous record.
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Use of Proceeds: Fund concurrent cash tender offer, transaction fees and expenses for concurrent cash tender offer and exchange offer, finance investment program.
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The release comes at time when Mixer is still far behind Amazon-owned Twitch and YouTube Gaming, both in terms of unique streamers, concurrent streamers and concurrent viewers.
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The service saw an increase in concurrent viewers in Q4, but not concurrent streamers – so it's not clear how well this measure has worked to bring in new streamers.
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The event reached over 2.3 million concurrent views on YouTube, coming in second to the Red Bull Stratos jump, which racked in a ridiculous 8 million concurrent views back in 2012.
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While the english broadcast of the CS:GO ELeague Major finals broke 1 million concurrent viewers on Twitch, Street Fighter V's Capcom Cup english stream just a month earlier barely passed 100,000 concurrent viewers.
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Piantino explains that Spell charges based on concurrent usage, so if the customer has 10 concurrent things running, the company considers that the "size" of the Spell cluster and charges based on that.
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YouTube Gaming Live's biggest jump was in concurrent viewers, which grew by a sizable 33.8% in Q4 — making it the only platform to see an increase in average concurrent viewership in the quarter.
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But that time will run concurrent with his other sentence.
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Next up: Trying to get to 10 million concurrent viewers.
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At its peak, 4.6 million concurrent viewers watched the inauguration.
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"There were already around 2 million concurrent viewers," he said.
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He will now serve concurrent mandatory life sentences in jail.
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If you get both, you can do four concurrent streams.
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In Q3, the number concurrent viewers remained roughly the same.
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At its peak, Rocket League has hosted 220,000 concurrent users.
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A concurrent syndicated nighttime version lasted until the next year.
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He received a concurrent sentence of 1 year in August.
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These days, it's lucky to break 1,000 concurrent players on Steam.
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Two roughly concurrent New York exhibitions sample Thomas's work to date.
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A concurrent scandal involving allegations of sexual misconduct against Lt. Gov.
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It registered more than 50,000 concurrent Twitter viewers at one point.
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Beck told Polygon they had 100,000 concurrent viewers for that tournament.
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In 2015, Twitch peaked at just over 2 million concurrent viewers.
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Avatar takes flight as we begin concurrent production on four sequels.
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Concurrent with rising prices is increased Chinese activity in the market.
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"Then there was the concurrent rise of suburban living," says Pandel.
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Ms. Jones is already serving concurrent prison terms in Gatesville, Tex.
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This is the lowest average concurrent viewership figure since Q3 2018.
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Separate concurrent $37m placement indicated to former collaboration partner Everest Medicines.
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As a concurrent resolution, the House measure doesn't require Trump's signature.
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Separate concurrent $5.93m placement indicated to former collaboration partner Everest Medicines.
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The revision also reflects General Mills concurrent increase in share repurchases.
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Drought and war are heightening the threat of four concurrent famines.
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At one point it had more than 2.3 million concurrent players.
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Pharmacists might not know about the concurrent use, either, Sun says.
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Rallying around the Park Service makes sense, too, considering other concurrent events.
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Videos that have 300 more concurrent viewers can opt into the program.
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The 2015 World Championships had an average concurrent viewership of 4.2 million.
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If you have 100,000 concurrent viewers, no one is watching you, statistically.
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He died in March while serving 25 concurrent life sentences in prison.
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Worlds 2015 — the series world championships — saw 4.2 million average concurrent viewers.
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Concurrent private placement with Brookfield Asset Management for aggregate proceeds of $1bn.
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The concurrent trends comprise a recipe for more mega-fires, scientists say.
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L, whose concurrent exhibition, "Choir," opens at the Whitney on Oct. 10.
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Disney says it will allow for a maximum of four concurrent streams.
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Concurrent private placement to iStar equal to 2110.00% of total offering size.
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As a concurrent resolution, that measure would not have needed Trump's signature.
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On an annual basis, however, concurrent viewership was still up by 43%.
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Education in India is a "concurrent" responsibility, shared between federal and state governments.
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Furthermore, the system can withstand more than 500 concurrent users alone for CADOJ.
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The hearing will be concurrent with Trump's first news briefing since the election.
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"The whole idea around going live is having this concurrent experience," Barber said.
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That's "the platform's peak concurrent record on a single game category," Epic says.
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Simmons was sentenced to three years in prison on each charge, also concurrent.
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It had about 3,300 concurrent players last night vying for a $150 jackpot.
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Sling TV Blue subscribers can watch up to three concurrent streams at once.
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Back in 2014, he never even broke a thousand concurrent viewers on Twitch.
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The grainy Periscopes have a few thousand concurrent viewers at their very best.
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It supports 2 concurrent streams and up to 5 connected devices per account.
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Pelosi alleges security concerns and hasn't filed a concurrent resolution to set Jan.
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And researchers did so over decades, tracking a concurrent decline in reproductive markers.
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Kahne's decision comes concurrent with his greatest success as a sprint car owner.
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Only Justice [Stephen] Breyer, who wrote a separate concurrent opinion in Clinton v.
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A concurrent resolution is nonbinding and does not have the force of law.
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Twitch streamer Asmongold reached more than 284,000 concurrent viewers on Twitch on Aug.
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He served nine concurrent life sentences and was denied bail on 12 occasions.
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Riot Games runs multiple concurrent franchised leagues across the globe for several regions.
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Averaging at least 3 concurrent viewers per stream during a 30-day span.
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It is May 17 to June 23, not concurrent with Frieze New York.
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To be sure, there is something a bit odd about the concurrent rallies.
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Twitch further solidified its lead in the game streaming market in the first quarter of the year, with gains in both average concurrent viewership and peak concurrent viewership, while the number two streaming site, YouTube Gaming, saw losses on both fronts.
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She was charged as an adult and sentenced to to two concurrent life sentences.
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The BBC reported that a concurrent cold snap in Italy is exacerbating the problem.
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There is now over 2 million concurrent viewers for the KSI Logan Paul fight.
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FERC has said it has "concurrent jurisdiction" with the bankruptcy court in such matters.
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There is a concurrent narrative spreading about a trove of emails released by Wikileaks.
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"Concurrent viewers went up and up and up until they went away," Frank said.
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The Rio women's team gymnastics final hit 4.5 Tbps and 1.5 million concurrent viewers.
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The game is a hit, with a reported 3 million concurrent players in December.
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It narrowly beat "thank u, next," which had a peak of 829,000 concurrent views.
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Sunday's solo finals netted more than 2 million concurrent viewers on Twitch and YouTube.
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Manson, now 82, is serving nine concurrent life sentences at California's Corcoran State Prison.
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Wednesday's federal sentence will run concurrent with Rice's military sentence, according to the DOJ.
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Concurrent production on the four Avatar sequels began in Manhattan Beach, California on Monday.
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According to The Verge, the number of concurrent views hit 829,000 at one point.
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The show was streamed live on YouTube and concurrent viewers hovered around 800 people.
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Mr. Sanford, 32, was sentenced to two concurrent 15-year terms for related convictions.
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He is serving 9 concurrent life sentences at Corcoran State Prison in Corcoran, California.
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Both countries have their own regional priorities that won't always run concurrent with Putin's.
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Often such sentiments come as simple or concurrent resolutions, which require no presidential action.
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In response, companies like Netflix and Hulu now limit the number of concurrent streams.
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I feel like it's emblematic of the concurrent paths we happen to be on.
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Scheduling and delivery pressures required two concurrent full-scale productions in London and Chicago.
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Many who did show up were there primarily to watch a concurrent men's competition.
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Their concurrent hustles and love story are the most magnetic parts of the show.
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He was ordered to serve two consecutive 10-year terms, not two concurrent ones.
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It hit over 30,000 peak concurrent players the first week it launched on Steam.
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Existing investor Technology Crossover Ventures plugged in another $100 million, via a concurrent placement.
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These concurrent storylines underscore a basic and important fact of life in America today.
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So the concurrent streaming availability of two new Irish series constitutes a virtual renaissance.
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Concurrent legislative polls will elect 96 members of parliament, testing SWAPO's 77-seat majority.
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DirecTV's satellite customers get five concurrent streams, while its online service, DirecTV Now, allows two.
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And the other point is no, they have no privileges and you have concurrent investigations.
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She'll receive credit for time served and these are concurrent sentences for her eight convictions.
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Concurrent to Pollack's statement on Tuesday, Griesa sided with the government and dismissed the lawsuit.
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These days, every huff of the drug I love brings a concurrent pang of regret.
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It remains unclear why Hotstar was not able to break its concurrent record that day.
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Alphabet Inc's YouTube reported nearly 800,000 peak concurrent viewers across streams from 20 news outlets.
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"There are more concurrent crises around than we've ever seen at one time," he said.
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In Q3, Twitter's live streaming service increased 33 percent in concurrent viewers to reach 41,000.
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This latest revelation comes amid concurrent national conversations about the fairness and price of college.
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Twitch also saw 788,000 concurrent viewers in Q1013, up from 736,7000 in the prior quarter.
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A screenshot of the Apple special event livestream on YouTube at its peak concurrent viewership.
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Since it&aposs a concurrent resolution, it is nonbinding and, Republicans say, primarily symbolic. —Rep.
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The House is scheduled to vote Thursday on the concurrent resolution, which are typically nonbinding.
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" The measure would not need Trump's signature because it's what's known as a "concurrent resolution.
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The CWL's world championship averaged around 2000,000 concurrent viewers, the Observer noted, peaking at 182,000.
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The gloom lifted, and a new, cosmopolitan Toronto emerged, concurrent with Jacobs's much welcomed residence.
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Concurrent legislative polls gave Kabila's Common Front for Congo (FCC) coalition 342 of parliament's 485 seats.
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Concurrent with this advance, the caches began their migration from the dark web to the light.
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In nine of the last 18 years, however, Congress has failed to enact concurrent budget resolutions.
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But StreamLabs tends to look at concurrent streams and viewership, so it's not a direct comparison.
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The River God, subconsciously or almost erroneously, is breaking through into concurrent realities that exist simultaneously.
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Richard Burr (R-NC), the committee chair, said in a statement concurrent with the report's release.
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But I was in London when I was doing the writing concurrent with the Brexit vote.
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The ACA's concurrent care provision helps solve a longstanding problem in pediatric end-of-life care.
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I think of Dams of the West as a sustainable concurrent thing related to Vampire Weekend.
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The congressional budget law directs that Congress agree to a concurrent budget resolution by mid-April.
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The top 200 channels have the highest concurrent viewership with 10,590 people watching together, on average.
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He also noted that Synapse can handle thousands of concurrent users — unlike some of Microsoft's competitors.
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It wanted Mr. Lew to redesign the $20 ahead of the $10, or concurrent with it.
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A not-to-be-missed concurrent show, "Charlotte Moorman: Don't Throw Anything Out," runs through Dec.
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Could we employ and train laid-off workers from the concurrent economic crisis to provide support?
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The concurrent show in the gallery's space at H Queen's features the German photographer Wolfgang Tillmans.
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What they never sufficiently got, besides concurrent movies of their own, was revenge or even justice.
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They could only show ads if they had at least 300 concurrent viewers after four minutes.
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The close call and its concurrent threat of a gang war compel Priest to take stock.
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" He continued, "Well, first of all, they're [Democrats] lying to the American public by concurrent resolution.
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Many of them are tied to mainline Protestant churches that have experienced concurrent declines in worshipers.
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Many of them are tied to mainline Protestant churches that have experienced concurrent declines in worshipers.
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He was handed down three concurrent sentences of 20 years each for rape and sexual abuse.
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Maybe this is to be too gloomy about Mr. Osborne's choice of a sixth concurrent career.
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At the time, I regretted the concurrent invisibility, when men stopped noticing me on the street.
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Destiny, for example, earns $6,500 per month from subscriptions and donations, despite having an average of only 2,000-2,500 concurrent viewers, and KittyPlaysGames, who typically has an audience of 2,000-5,000 concurrent viewers, has said "a career in corporate law would be a step down" in income.
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CNBC could not confirm the 200 million concurrent viewers initially reported by third parties for the event.
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I think its hitting No. 1 and Donald Glover giving it a shout-out were probably concurrent.
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Super-popular streamer Ninja's live stream with Drake had more than 600,000 concurrent viewers, setting a record.
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For example, the 2016 Euro soccer tournament final peaked at 7.3 Tbps and 3.3 million concurrent viewers.
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The game has sold more than 20 million copies, and broke Steam's record for most concurrent players.
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Meanwhile, YouTube Gaming dropped 28.7 percent from 24K average concurrent viewers to 22017K during that same time.
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Springsteen has played the song live throughout the years, dedicating it to concurrent victims of racial shootings.
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That sentence is to run concurrent with any other sentence, according to the Los Angeles DA's office.
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It only reported that the stream had its highest number of concurrent viewership at 23:15 p.m.
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With 10.7 million concurrent attendees, this represents a significant milestone in the evolution of games as platforms.
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"Referrals to the committee do not end or preclude FBI from conducting concurrent criminal investigations," he added.
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Many black artists were involved in the gay movement, as two of the smaller, concurrent shows attest.
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Concurrent with this avant-gardist impulse ran another, which took its name from a journal called Contemporáneos.
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Meanwhile the other, concurrent large-scale art exhibition set in Athens, documenta 14, has been heavily criticized.
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Imagine Democratic electoral victory in 2020 or 2024 leading to a new era of concurrent Democratic majorities.
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That puts the GOP leadership in a surprisingly weak negotiating position for a party with concurrent majorities.
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"No concurrent resolution, no joint session," Cornell Law School professor Josh Chafetz told me in an email.
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His advice is to lay out multiple concurrent goals, both in and out of your work life.
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For the Brooklyn Museum stop of the traveling show, the spectacle is joined by two concurrent exhibitions.
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The original performance was the most-watched Coachella live stream ever, with more than 458,000 concurrent viewers.
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Dealers showing at fairs often try to capitalize on recent, concurrent or upcoming museum presentations of artists.
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The men's champion will get $45,600 from a pot of $335,000 in their concurrent event in Qatar.
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But medication may help address some of the concurrent problems, such as A.D.H.D., irritability, anxiety or depression.
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Change from last year: Up 3 spotsLinkedIn course: Parallel and Concurrent Programming with Python 1Sources: LinkedIn, Forbes
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Andrew M. Cuomo, her term runs concurrent with his; she does not serve at the governor's pleasure.
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The government previously agreed to a concurrent sentence although Judge Jackson is not bound by that agreement.
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He returned after almost two months and hit 389,000 concurrent viewers, breaking a record at that time.
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By 2013, concurrent use of opioids and benzos increased to 17 percent, an uptick of 80 percent.
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But court rulings meant that when it came to life sentences, judges could only make them concurrent.
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The Broad exhibition, curated by Steven L. Bridges, is one of two concurrent shows of Smith's work.
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Concurrent exhibitions at Luhring Augustine's two spaces will concentrate on the Icelandic artist's recent videos and paintings.
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It died in committee, and no one in the Senate even bothered to propose a concurrent measure.
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There has been a concurrent rise in suspected criminals of Albanian origin being killed in South America.
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Consider the highest ranked social VR game, Rec Room, has around 75 to 85 concurrent users per day with average play time right at the hour mark, while Facebook boasts over a billion concurrent users per day each spending around the same amount of time across its product offerings.
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The nearest thing I know of when it comes to concurrent communication streams are real-time human translators.
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VentureBeat writes:HQ Sports started quietly last week, and it has grown to hundreds of thousands of concurrent fans.
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Navy efforts to pursue new torpedo technologies are happening alongside a concurrent effort to upgrade the existing arsenal.
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"Further growth (in wages) without concurrent growth in productivity would not be sustainable for us," he told Reuters.
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There is a long history of leftist gun ownership, and a concurrent theme of state repression against it.
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"Fortnite recently had two record highs for peak concurrent players," the developer told The Verge in a statement.
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AGDQ 2018 peaked at 198,744 concurrent viewers and brought in a record $2.295 million from 32,368 different donors.
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On Monday, one of his political rallies in a St. Augustine, Florida, generated 60,000 concurrent views on Facebook.
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It also saw a 33 percent increase in average concurrent streamers in Q34.73, going from 27K to 36K.
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Earlier this year, around 21998,213 concurrent Twitch viewers watched rapper Drake and superstar gamer Ninja play Fortnite together.
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The capper is the lineup of toupees on his desk, forming a silent audience for their concurrent meltdowns.
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By the numbers: The company itself raised $8.6 billion, inclusive of a concurrent $500 million investment from PayPal.
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When TechCrunch wrote the first coverage of HQ Trivia in October 22019, it had just 22018,23.99 concurrent players.
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All totaled, the event captured 71 million video views, with concurrent views hitting 1.6 million at one point.
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Public schools often have progressive discipline, she explains, meaning students are punished more severely for each concurrent offense.
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It also expects to triple its peak concurrent views (measuring who's watching at every second) during the event.
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It is concurrent with a generational upheaval in attitudes, most starkly in young Americans' milder views on sexuality.
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It becomes available to the public tonight concurrent with the episode airing on ABC at 9:00 p.m.
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The stream received more than a 750,000 concurrent viewers and now has more than 10 million total views.
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"It's hard to take an influence that totally concurrent to you and make it sing, sometimes," he says.
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It's a small sample size, but four concurrent hurricanes seems to be a once-in-a-century event.
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A pair of individuals is confined to a modular space, with an audiovisual concert of concurrent brain activity.
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Most of the deals have happened with concurrent secondary offerings to raise new funds for the merged companies.
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Average concurrent viewership on Mixer declined 2557% from Q24 to Q24, but was up 225.1% year-over-year.
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Time and the script move both horizontally and vertically, with the past concurrent with the future it initiates.
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Thus, Congress and the president share concurrent authority unless Congress, by "inertia, indifference or quiescence," fails to act.
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The largest audience its ever been able to handle at one time: 2 million concurrent viewers, Bowman said.
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Granddaughter Nissa Raad is showing her bold, bright canvases in a concurrent show at a second Dirimart space.
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Apperson was also convicted for armed aggravated assault, and will serve a concurrent 15 year sentence for that.
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ANNOUNCES PROPOSED CONCURRENT PUBLIC OFFERINGS OF COMMON STOCK AND CLASS A WARRANTS AND SERIES A CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK AND CLASS A WARRANTS * GENOCEA BIOSCIENCES INC - GENOCEA INTENDS TO USE NET PROCEEDS FROM CONCURRENT OFFERINGS TO SUPPORT ONGOING DEVELOPMENT OF ITS GEN-009 PROGRAM Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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But they added that any sentence should be concurrent with the charges brought by the New York federal prosecutors.
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Having achieved the third-most concurrent players ever recorded on Steam last weekend, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is bigger than ever.
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A concurrent exhibition at Joshua Liner Gallery, appropriately titled Why I Want to Fuck Donald Trump, offers some hints.
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In fact, the concurrent existence of the two products is likely to cause confusion among buyers — and understandably so.
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That's more than the 3.8 million concurrent views for Obama's 2009 inauguration, according to Akamai PR manager Chris Nicholson.
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What is it about this record that splits the goal posts of the concurrent releases of Bulldozer and Bubblegum?
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In concurrent conversations with supervisors, Marsham made it clear that she didn't feel safe working with Berganza, she said.
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He refused the government's request for consecutive rather than concurrent sentences, which would have ruled out a parole hearing.
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The app's record high of concurrent players has also declined from a peak of 2.38 million in late March.
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The fact that the KeyOne will be one of a number of concurrent devices in the TCL/BlackBerry portfolio.
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Update, March 16th, 04:00AM ET: Updated with comment from Twitch, and confirmed the record as 628,000 concurrent views.
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P.S. 122 Presents Coil A similar and concurrent festival, Coil, is at P.S. 122, from Tuesday to Jan. 13.
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Right now, the company is focused on its solution for broadcasting events to a large number of concurrent users.
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In fact, this represents a 243 percent decline in average concurrent streamers' and viewers' growth on YouTube, Streamlabs found.
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This should surprise no one considering the world is facing concurrent famines, record-breaking refugee crises, and unwelcoming borders.
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China is also dealing with the impact of a growing middle class, with its concurrent demand for consumer products.
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"Hankerings," the title here, suits the paintings' allure; there is a concurrent "Hankerings" show at Morgan Lehman in Chelsea.
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Gamble again pled guilty, and a federal judge sentenced him to 46 months' imprisonment, concurrent with the state sentence.
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The Good Friday Agreement already allows for concurrent referendums on reunification to be held in the North and South.
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Holder's investigation, and a concurrent one conducted by the law firm Perkins Coie, have dragged on for several months.
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If convicted, any defendant from any state has to worry about whether he will receive consecutive or concurrent sentences.
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The company is trying to solve the problem of how to stream to more than 00013 million concurrent users.
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Hotstar topped the 10 million concurrent viewership mark a number of times during this year's 51-day IPL season.
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Some struggle with their truth — and sometimes, concurrent guilt — that their baby was too abstract for them to mourn.
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YouTube was a distance second with 308,21590960 concurrent viewers, followed by Periscope's 225,22017, Facebook's 22016,226 and Microsoft Mixer's 24,20183.
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The Whitney acknowledges this phenomenon in its concurrent Incomplete History of Protest exhibit — and then participates in historicization anyway.
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In a statement provided to The Journal, EASA said it was working on a "concurrent validation" of the 777X.
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The troubled regions of the coastal tropics could see their number of concurrent hazards reduced from six to three.
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He effectively amended the law and gave Mr. Bissonnette five concurrent life sentences with 25-year parole waiting periods.
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This theme is further examined in the concurrent The Alchemy of Color in Medieval Manuscripts at the Getty Center.
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The problem is that the volatile race in England may sap the team's strength for its concurrent campaign in Europe.
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House Concurrent Resolution 2029, for example, would require thousands more signatures to move future ballot initiatives forward in the state.
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PayPal will invest in Uber through a concurrent private placement at the IPO price, IFR reported on Thursday, citing sources.
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But that promise of concurrent repeal and replace, in such a short time frame, is widely considered impossible to meet.
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The film is described as a "Pulp Fiction-like tapestry" — which indicates that multiple storylines will coalesce throughout concurrent events.
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And if any investor needs to raise funds, the argument goes, that could see them exiting concurrent bets against Tesla.
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Additionally, the game recorded "well over" 2 million concurrent players this past weekend, Respawn CEO Vince Zampella noted on Twitter.
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The last stretch of the exhibit is devoted to Henson's films and the concurrent addition of machinery in his puppets.
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The company announced in February it saw a record-breaking 388,000 concurrent viewers tune into a stream by Dr. Disrespect.
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Each Mindhunter episode opens with a distinct but concurrent scene about an ADT serviceman moping around with a thick mustache.
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Since the app debuted last year, it's become incredibly popular, hitting 1 million concurrent players during a game in January.
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The resulting data will then be compared against a separate, concurrent study conducting the same tests on the general population.
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Before sentencing, Sarah Almaguer's attorney, Bradford J. Glendening, said he would ask the judge to give his client concurrent sentences.
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What's happening: Lyft's IPO is perfectly timed at the intersection of 3 concurrent market themes that are driving investor FOMO.
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It also racked up 55,000 concurrent views on the U.S. House of Representatives vote on the tax bill on Wednesday.
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The concurrent S|2 show, titled Raymond Pettibon: Four Decades, is a smaller, but equally poignant, survey of his work.
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"Concurrent with the renewal, creator and showrunner Beau Willimon is departing the critically acclaimed series," Netflix said in a statement.
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Facebook users could have been passively scrolling on their News Feeds, and 14 million does not translate to concurrent viewers.
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YouTube reports the second debate saw over 1.5 million peak concurrent live viewers, and over 20163 million live watch hours.
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The show is one of three concurrent exhibitions at the Dorsky, each with its own genre, premise and viewing experience.
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Concurrent with this argument in the political universe, we are seeing a related worry among global and foreign policy strategists.
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Simply because there is a divergence between concurrent hard and soft economic data, doesn't mean that those indicators are incongruent.
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Commentary by Jeffrey Bergstrand, former Federal Reserve economist, finance professor and concurrent economics professor at the University of Notre Dame.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said last week the company was evaluating concurrent listings on more than one exchange.
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This surpasses the 829,000 concurrent views racked up during the YouTube Premiere of Ariana Grande's "thank u, next" in December.
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Now there is not only Frieze, but a host of concurrent fairs around town, including ALAC, Felix, and Spring/Break.
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Her meteoric and concurrent rise in both the fashion and art worlds is largely due to her style-morphing abilities.
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If two parents are around, having concurrent routines may work best if both children fall asleep at the same time.
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Sunday's episode also brought HBO the highest number of concurrent viewers across its streaming services, HBO Go and HBO Now.
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What an insightful analysis of the rise of "whiteness" identity concurrent with whites' loss of majority status in this country.
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Concurrent with those investments, governments must also invest in training their employees to engage new technologies to minimize the threats.
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But it focuses on metrics like minutes watched and concurrent viewers to paint a picture of its size and growth.
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Concurrent teachers' strikes in Arizona and Colorado strikes come just weeks after similar walkouts in West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky.
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But tracing those problems back to lead is nearly impossible without concurrent blood and water tests to document the exposures.
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Anderson went on with his life Anderson has said he thought his state sentence was concurrent to his federal one.
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And that's never more obvious than in the opening round, where we're typically treated to eight concurrent hate-based plotlines.
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The game's concurrent player count regularly surpasses every other game on Steam (it reached the 1 million player milestone this past weekend, a club consisting only of Dota 2 and PUBG), it inches closer and closer to Dota 2's concurrent player record of 1.29 million, and is regularly the most-watched game on Twitch.
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"Painting in Four Takes" presents concurrent solo exhibitions of four contemporary painters: Steve DiBenedetto, Hayal Pozanti, Julia Rommel and Ruth Root.
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But as the producer tried hard to juggle concurrent relationships with Hernandez and Faust, things got increasingly ugly between the three.
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The kids will have to draw short straws, however, as you can watch up to three concurrent streams at a time.
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It still allows for three concurrent streams, and it still offers a cloud DVR with up to 20 hours of storage.
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Gladman considers her drawing practice, in which she's had no formal training, as importantly concurrent with her practice as a writer.
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According to the Beast, employees came and went as the day continued on and topped off at around 30 concurrent workers.
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One is technically a resolution, and the other one is a bill: -- S.C.R. 9 Concurrent Resolution on the Public Health Crisis.
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Increasing a server's ability to perform concurrent tasks makes it more responsive when interacting with a large number of connected devices.
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This gives the functional paradigm an inherent edge over the object-oriented approach when doing concurrent processing such as web requests.
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When away from home, you're given two "anywhere" concurrent streams with the base plan or three with the premium add-on.
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"We have finished an extensive study on restaurant supply and the concurrent impact on [same-store sales] and labor," Barish wrote.
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The bank's cornerstone internal, or concurrent auditors, are expected to run daily checks on all SWIFT transactions, according to RBI officials.
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"Sometimes the concurrent auditor just blindly signs whatever is given to him without verifying what is going on," the official said.
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The linemates made the franchise record books as the first Panthers in team history to have concurrent double-digit point streaks.
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The site streamed Ross' "The Joy of Painting" on its network, attracting 5.6 million unique viewers and 183,000+ peak concurrent viewers.
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The Twitch stream averaged more than 300,000 concurrent viewers during the two matches, while the finals were also broadcast on ESPN.
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We did get some concurrent views, of course, and there were people that maybe would tune in on their lunch break.
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The South Carolina senator acknowledged his own unsuccessful presidential campaign and the concurrent timing of his remarks alongside CNN's Republican debate.
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Concurrent with the research being done at USC, a variety of studies into the regeneration of human hair is under way.
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Indeed, budgets aren't even laws; they're "concurrent resolutions" agreed to by both houses of Congress but never signed by the president.
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A handful of Zika patients have died, but usually from concurrent illnesses affecting the immune system (such as Guillain-Barré syndrome).
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By the time the lawyers sent their letter, it had amassed around 800,000 registered accounts and regularly boasted 10,000 concurrent players.
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Joan Miró and Alexander Calder will be featured in the spring via related and concurrent shows at Acquavella and Pace, respectively.
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That ends Kamakiriad with a truly valuable lesson: Amid the concurrent hardships of climate change and mental anguish, art still exists.
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MoMA reinforced this lineage with a concurrent exhibition called Modern Masters, which featured work by artists like Matisse, Picasso, and Brancusi.
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Notably, budget resolutions can't be filibustered, and because they're concurrent resolutions rather than laws, they don't require the president's signature either.
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YouTube Gaming Live, meanwhile, became the only platform to see increases in hours watched, streamed and concurrent viewership in Q4 2019.
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If the ACA is repealed without a mechanism to preserve concurrent care for children, this sort of scenario could never happen.
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Once in the hospital, I struggled to keep up with the alarmingly cheery hospital staff as they prepped our concurrent surgeries.
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Concurrent to the Super Tuesday primaries, over 203,400 artists, writers, musicians, and creative professionals endorsed Elizabeth Warren as the Democratic nominee.
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Unlike joint resolutions, concurrent resolutions are not able to be amended in a floor process known as a motion to recommit.
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House Democrats are arguing that concurrent resolutions under the War Powers Act are a special case, and they are legally binding.
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Rather than talking about billions, trillions, the "baseline," concurrent resolution, appropriations and more, why not talk about a penny a year?
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The stream attracted more than 628,000 viewers and broke a Twitch record for most concurrent viewers in a non-tournament stream.
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In the months leading up to the event, which took place this summer, Giersdorf was averaging 40 to 60 concurrent viewers.
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Previous images of the Punggye-ri nuclear test site have revealed personnel playing volleyball, but never before in three concurrent games.
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"Existing warnings about the concurrent use of opioids and benzodiazepines are inconsistent, infrequent, and insufficient," Alexander-Scott said in a statement.
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Before the Senate adjourns for more than three days, Congress adopts a concurrent resolution giving it the authority to do so.
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A similar bill passed earlier this year by the House is a concurrent resolution and will not go to Trump's desk.
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Since the new year, VRChat has gone from a few hundred concurrent users to more than 15,000, according to Steam Charts.
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And you saw a concurrent shift in the leadership of the Democratic Party toward cities and toward issues they care about.
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Climate change denier Voted in support of H.C.R 1009, a concurrent resolution that would dictate how climate change is taught in schools.
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In fact, both companies today already put limits on concurrent streaming — Netflix's basic account allows for only one stream at a time.
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Weiss said the company recently supported its first event with more than 1 million concurrent viewers, up from 40,000 two years ago.
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PayPal Holdings Inc plans to invest $500 million in a concurrent private placement at Uber's IPO price, Refinitiv IFR reported, citing sources.
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Montali, who is overseeing PG&E's bankruptcy, rejected the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's argument that it has concurrent jurisdiction over the agreements.
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In fact, the third-person shooter saw a peak 3.4 million concurrent players in March, with the servers buckling under the pressure.
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You had to find a way to have eight concurrent lines weaving in and out of each other to create fluid speech.
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In addition, the World Cup had a remarkable impact on metrics like viewing hours, plays, and peak concurrent plays, the firm found.
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Despite the fact she was a minor who had been sex trafficked, she was subsequently given two concurrent life sentences in 2004.
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The system needs to be prepared to deal with worst case scenarios, long concurrent periods of high cloud cover and low wind.
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Other apps are similarly interested in adding features to Pokemon Go, particularly on Android where there's more flexibility for concurrent applications. LookOut!
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The London startup has raised just over $600 million for their vision to enable digital worlds with vast expanses of concurrent users.
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There are currently 28 concurrent active national emergencies in America -- there's been at least one national emergency for nearly four decades straight.
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This opens up the potential for cross-platform multiplayer as the studio continues to work on a mode for multiple concurrent users.
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"You'd figure that if you got four here, then you'd get a concurrent [sentence]," Giuliani told co-host Buck Sexton on Hill.
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Another of Kelly's former girlfriends, Asante McGee, elaborated on the tactics the singer supposedly used to manipulate his multiple concurrent romantic partners.
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The project itself, a set of five small, tight, concurrent exhibitions of African material, is richly textured, and in one case sensational.
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Meanwhile, a concurrent protest against white supremacy gathered steam on the other side of town and made its way toward Boston Common.
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Some of the judge's friends later criticized him for not imposing concurrent sentences on Mr. Killen, who was 22012 at the time.
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When Apple CEO Tim Cook hit the stage at the beginning of the event, the stream was at around 800,000 concurrent viewers.
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Some past studies have found that, particularly in older men, low muscle mass tends often to be associated with concurrent cardiovascular disease.
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This sentence is to be served concurrent to Ingham County Court docket 17-526FC and is consecutive to the federal court case.
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At the time the DOJ officials from Washington took the Giuliani meeting, Carr said, they were unaware of the concurrent SDNY investigation.
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Those who point to the increase in the number of insured Americans fail to mention the concurrent decrease in access to care.
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Many IPO processes have been run as dual-track, where concurrent attempts to list and sell the company are made by advisors.
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Montali, who is overseeing PG&E's bankruptcy, rejected the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's argument that it has "concurrent jurisdiction" over the agreements.
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But it was a concurrent resolution, meaning it doesn't require the president's signature and is nonbinding, and Republicans dismissed it as largely symbolic.
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That could usefully prevent the current scenario, where the president's party holds concurrent majorities in Congress and, consequently, oversight just shuts down entirely.
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Concurrent with the CPI report, the Labor Department said the 0.2 percent gain offset a 0.2 percent gain in wages for the month.
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We've also compiled some handy suggestions of spaces to check out, big studio buildings to hit up, and concurrent exhibitions not to miss.
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The firm hit the milestone on October 26 when 66 concurrent trips from across its seven markets took it into ten-figure territory .
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On YouTube, far and away the largest of the three platforms, Fortnite black hole viewership hit 4.3 million concurrent viewers across all channels.
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But YouTube Gaming dropped by 13 percent on this metric, going from 8.7K average concurrent streamers in Q4 2017 to 6.1K in Q1.
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But in 2018, Blevins at one point had a livestream with a whopping 628,000 concurrent viewers, ultimately becoming the biggest streamer on Twitch.
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Often, where labels have proven effective, there are other concurrent factors at work that might also be contributing, including multi-part educational programs.
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Managing concurrent projects is a hustle, but I love the creativity of seeing my impact directly and getting to work with business owners.
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By April, Congress should be developing, based on a review of that proposal and its own calculations, a concurrent resolution on the budget.
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When caught, they treated Rick worse than the ringleader, making his sentence consecutive, rather than concurrent like they did for the other defendants.
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Given the popularity of DOTA 2 (the game averages around 500,000 concurrent players a day) the buzz around Auto-Chess wasn't that surprising.
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By the end of the day, Bahriz had more than 3,000 concurrent viewers on his stream, with many of those viewers donating cash.
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The concurrent expiration of many kinds of contracts tends to boost trading volume as investors buy and sell them to replace expiring positions.
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Since Dota Auto Chess' release in January, concurrent players in Dota 2 have been on a steady upward trend, according to Steam Charts.
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Concurrent with this demographic shift is an undeniable wave of gentrification and a reinvigorated tourism industry that capitalizes on New Orleans' idiosyncratic culture.
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This was slightly less than the first debate, which saw nearly 2 million peak concurrent live viewers and 3 million live watch hours.
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Users can also add-on upgrades like an expanded DVR (200 hours), unlimited concurrent streams, or premium networks like HBO, Cinemax and Showtime.
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The 87 concurrent prison terms formed the maximum allowable sentence, which was described then as the longest ever handed down in New York.
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The game hit its highest number of concurrent users ever Sunday night, when more than 120,000 people were playing at the same time.
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Much of the discussion about the concurrent opioid and suicide epidemic in our nation centers on the need for increased funding and resources.
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The Thursday debate also had 1.5 million concurrent streams, according to Omniture and Akamai; that is a primary debate record for live streams.
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A concurrent project is centered on an invention dubbed Pelican that uses cold storage to preserve dozens of disk drives, The Register reported.
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There are 25 men's college basketball teams in New York this week competing in the concurrent Big East and Atlantic Coast Conference tournaments.
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In its 22013th annual edition, the fair and a dizzying number of concurrent celebrity-studded events took over the entire greater Miami area.
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He was given concurrent prison sentences of 11 to 22 years for the manslaughter conviction and 15 years to life for attempted murder.
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The IPL series itself totaled over 300 million total viewers for the 2019 season, exceeded 10 million concurrent viewers across several different games.
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But both in the responses to Drum's piece and the concurrent discussion around subtitles, something of the opposite attitude seemed primarily on display.
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Esports competitions are also likely to drive higher concurrent viewing on individual events compared with streams by individual gamers, even among top talent.
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Committee leaders have sought to distance themselves from the partisan furor in the House Intelligence Committee's concurrent investigation, publicly vowing cooperation and bipartisanship.
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If a streamer fails to hit the concurrent viewer goal, they may only be eligible to receive a percentage of the full bounty.
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The American Society of Clinical Oncology recommends that patients with advanced cancer receive concurrent palliative care beginning early in the course of disease.
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Star's streaming platform, Hotstar, said the 15.6 million concurrent users for the match was its highest tally for a one-day international game.
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" Repeating his claim of dead people, illegal immigrants and concurrent registrations in separate states, he said, "We have a lot to look into.
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On Sunday, the game The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which came out in 2015, set a new record for concurrent players on Steam.
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In a separate sentencing recommendation, Mueller suggested Cohen serve a concurrent sentence to that of the SDNY's recommendation of a 3.5 year sentence.
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Like other services, Philo will work across devices, including phones, tablets, TVs, and desktop, and supports concurrent streams – in its case, up to three.
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Zakrevska and a special prosecution unit have been working together on several concurrent cases looking into the violence in and around Kiev's Independence Square.
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The Hawaii state legislature has unanimous passed a concurrent resolution which sets up a "basic economy security working group" tasked with considering the idea.
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We should abolish the filibuster and Electoral College and eliminate midterm elections by having the House, Senate, and president serve concurrent four-year terms.
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Unofficially, it looks like two concurrent streams are allowed, just to avoid any accidental conflicts, but don't be surprised if you're restricted to one.
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But the act went beyond that by establishing a process for passing a so-called concurrent resolution—one that doesn't require a president's signature.
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Bungie has also begun introducing concurrent storylines to help build out its narrative over the course of weeks and months of real-world time.
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The art fair, which runs concurrent with the Armory Show, decided that staging an exhibition under the current circumstances would irreparably damage its brand.
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The surge of a rare birth defect concurrent with the spread of the Zika virus has revived the struggle over Brazil's restrictive abortion laws.
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The main differences between its three tiers are video quality — the Basic plan won't even let you watch in high definition — and concurrent streams.
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In a subsequent trial, he was given a concurrent term for using public funds to systematically pay off unscrupulous journalists to attack his opponents.
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That concurrent approach, we think, it is by far the best answer for the company, our customers and our shareholders over the long run.
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Instead, Hoskins was sentenced on Monday to concurrent life terms plus 20 more years in prison as part of the plea deal with prosecutors.
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The previous record of 890,000 concurrent viewers was already broken earlier in the match during the second game of the best-of-three series.
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The Committee's investigation and the state government and private investigations are not concurrent investigations of the same questions; the Committee is investigating the investigations.
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Concurrent sentences In addition to Salem, Karimullah Khan was handed a life sentence while Tahir Merchant and Feroz Khan were given the death penalty.
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Still, the concurrent release of information from the government regulator and the investigative team highlights the many challenges and missteps related to patient safety.
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In the film, Colette and her husband, known by his nickname Willy (Dominic West), pursue concurrent affairs with a visiting American debutant (Eleanor Tomlinson).
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The concurrent efforts of the prominent arms seller Viktor Bout, to run weapons to the FARC in Colombia, were undoubtedly tied to such activities.
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Two concurrent appraisals by a real estate services company, provided to Mr. Stringer's office by Mr. Landau, valued the unrestricted property at $90 million.
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Friday's "triple witching," or concurrent expiration of options and futures on stock indexes, doesn't currently look to be projecting a negative or positive move.
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In addition, LAGCC will partner with at least one New York City high school to offer concurrent enrollment in the 15-credit certificate program.
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Concurrent with her legal work, she also lobbied in Washington against the very foundation upon which the US government's case against Prevezon was constructed.
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If we took that away, we'd see a concurrent reduction in crime; we'd be disempowering a lot of often very unpleasant organized crime groups.
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Fortnite has 8.3 million concurrent players—people playing the game at any given moment—making it more popular than any other game on Steam.
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According to computer modelling, this is because contact networks are more connected when you have concurrent partners than when you have serial partner change.
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Twitch's streaming service saw some 27,000 concurrent streamers (the number streaming at the same time) in Q4 2017, while YouTube Gaming saw just 7,000.
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After an anemic first year where concurrent players topped out at around 50,000, CS:GO now routinely has more than half a million players daily.
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The study also only looked at legally prescribed opioid painkillers and benzodiazepines, missing the effects of concurrent use of illegally obtained pills or drugs.
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Villeglé's concurrent exhibition at the gallery's main space, Opération Quimpéroise, gets its name from his hometown of Quimper, where he was born in 1926.
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But it hasn't created a concurrent surge in advertising revenue — starving news organizations of the resources they desperately need in a time of crisis.
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The viewer count continue to grow in number, but hovered between 1.7 and 1.8 million concurrent viewers throughout the big iPhone 11 product announcement.
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Today, the numbers are even more dire, as SteamDB shows its most recent 24-hour peak for concurrent players reached only a pitiful 527.
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In some of those cases, the judge eschewed a common practice of making multiple sentences concurrent and instead ruled that they be served consecutively.
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The bottom line: "There's so much change that people don't feel protected from, and the concurrent loss of trust in the establishment," Mehlman says.
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"Finally, FEMA has updated high priority national level contracts to be better prepared to cope with responding to multiple concurrent disasters across the nation."
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With generous usage guidelines (four concurrent streams, up to seven user profiles per account, etc.), Disney+ is inevitably going to be shared by people.
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Even worse, EPA maintained a schedule that forces states to develop two different but concurrent ozone programs, unfairly burdening state agencies and local economies.
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The subset of younger patients with concurrent drug abuse was most often male, on Medicaid, and in the lowest quartile of median household income.
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The trial courts of the various states enjoy concurrent jurisdiction with the federal trial courts over matters falling within the scope of Section 1331.
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Concurrent with the $20.75 per share deal, Welltower formed an 80/20 joint venture with ProMedica Health System, a non-profit hospital network operator.
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The championship match between G2 Esports and FunPlus Phoenix was broadcast in 16 different languages and the audience peaked at 44 million concurrent viewers.
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Yet concurrent plans to pump cash into what could prove to be a series of white elephants should have investors arguing for a discount.
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Stacey Abrams' 2018 campaign communications director Priyanka Mantha called this work a "concurrent campaign of belief" to convince voters that their success is possible.
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YouTube says it generated more than two million concurrent streams during the last week's debate, up 4x from the viewership it saw in 2012.
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Starting in the late 1960s, concurrent with the Imagists, many African American artists sought out invigorating encounters to push their art in fresh directions.
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It also allowed Congress to pass a concurrent resolution that would force the executive branch to withdraw from any conflict it hasn't already approved.
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People are actually playing it, with the game briefly managing to overtake Valve's own Dota 2 juggernaut for most concurrent players on Steam last month.
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Concurrent with Cabela's agreement to sell its retail business to Bass Pro Shops, is its deal with Capital One, which acquired Cabela's credit-card business.
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"Traditional debuggers leave developers helpless on Kubernetes, because they can't debug multiple ephemeral, shifting, distributed concurrent instances of code," the company argues in its announcement.
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Its number of registered users doubled in the last five months to 25 million, and it crossed 2.3 million weekly peak concurrent users, as well.
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Down the road, we could potentially build this API directly into React's concurrent mode so developers would get the API benefits out of the box.
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This milestone was then blown out of the water the following month when Ninja played Fortnite with Drake and Travis Scott, reaching 628,000 concurrent viewers.
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YouTube saw nearly 2 million live concurrent viewers, and 3 million live watch hours among the six news networks that used its platform to livestream.
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PayPal Holdings Inc plans to invest $500 million in a concurrent private placement at Uber's IPO price, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Concurrent streamsIf you're going to subscribe to an online TV service, you should be able to watch TV on more than one device at once.
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The program was launched in 270, concurrent with the Kindle itself, and both quickly came to define their respective corners of the e-book landscape.
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Concurrent with this we saw the largest inventory build on record and the cattle call for $60 oil quickly reversed as oil heads to $40.
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The biggest restriction you'll run into when using the Recast is concurrent streams: Amazon only allows two devices to stream from it at a time.
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He made reckless and harmful disclosures and proclamations about the Clinton investigation while not whispering a word about the concurrent investigation into the Trump campaign.
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Online streams showing the game, which saw the Philadelphia Eagles defeat the New England Patriots, peaked with an online audience of 3.1 million concurrent streams.
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Weinstein said he expects Jackson to make Manafort's sentence in the Washington case consecutive, rather than concurrent, to what he received for the Virginia case.
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During the likely concurrent district attorney and Office of Professional Responsibility investigations, a determination as to whether the agent was drinking will also be made.
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The jury returned a unanimous verdict on both counts of murder and the 31-year-old Jutting was sentenced to two concurrent mandatory life sentences.
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Now, concurrent with the agenda release, we are sending each candidate a questionnaire, requesting that they decisively state how they will address the community's concerns.
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China's rapid ascension up the global economic ladder has been concurrent with a worldwide revolution in internet-enabled business operations and major advances in technology.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley - usually a political ally of Trudeau - said she would "not be supporting this proposal absent serious concurrent progress on energy infrastructure".
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Pelosi swiftly returned fire, saying she would not advance the concurrent resolution authorizing a State of the Union address until the government had been reopened.
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The Red Bulls must juggle lineups while competing in the Concacaf Champions League, a North American competition that runs concurrent with the M.L.S. regular season.
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That's the level of conflicting or concurrent winds you're wrapped up in when you talk to someone who's been able to succeed at that level.
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After $852 billion in stimulus spending in 2009, Congress became understandably unwilling to spend new money unless concurrent cuts or tax increases could be found.
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Concurrent to this technological revolution are a set of broader socio-economic, geopolitical and demographic developments, each interacting in multiple directions and intensifying each other.
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The show itself felt like a theatre piece in two acts: a throwback to a darker Ghetts and the concurrent emergence of newer, considered Ghetts.
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On Wednesday, Pelosi made clear she has no plans for a vote on a concurrent resolution that's necessary to convene a joint session of Congress.
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"The slump has been concurrent with fears of slowing global growth," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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At the Met Breuer, concurrent with the Lucio Fontana retrospective, comes the New York solo museum debut of another Argentina-born modernist, Julio Le Parc.
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This month, their artworks are on view in concurrent solo exhibitions at Hauser & Wirth in New York, where we met on a brisk fall morning.
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It's sort of functioned in this beautiful narrative way in my life and has definitely become concurrent with other stories that I want to tell.
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The museum of the Savannah College of Art and Design is hosting three concurrent and contemporary exhibitions that open up fresh interpretations of his impact.
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Riot Games' free-to-play MOBA is one of the most viewed games on Twitch, with a concurrent daily player count estimated at 8 million.
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With 22018,21 live concurrent viewers as of this article's writing, the video buoys the whole category for a somewhat niche shooter game called Standoff 2390.
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"Due to concurrent increases in syphilis and gonorrhea, physicians are being encouraged to not only offer HIV testing but STD testing as well," Wardle said.
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Each of them allow for two concurrent connections, so you can switch smoothly between listening to audio from your phone and listening from your laptop.
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Hotstar, a streaming service in India owned by Disney, has set global record for most concurrent views on a live-streaming event thanks to cricket.
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Operations to clear the militants from their final strongholds in Iraq have continued, despite a concurrent military advance on Kurdish-held territory in the north.
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California's decline mirrored a decline nationwide, which could be attributed partly to the concurrent imposition of curricula aligned with the Common Core national education standards.
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In event of liquidation of SAA, proceeds would all go to preferent creditors, leaving nothing for concurrent creditors, they said, giving an argument against it.
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"As a concurrent resolution, they'd need President Trump to admit he was even just a little bit wrong — it will never happen," Mr. Sibilo said.
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A concurrent BAMPFA exhibition, Veronica De Jesus / MATRIX 268, presents another approach to chronicling the lives of individuals, here on the occasion of their deaths.
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This past May saw two concurrent exhibitions of the artist's work; Inside Out, Home and Place at Sargent's Daughters, and The Devil's Veil at Romeo gallery.
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It regularly has more concurrent players online than Civilization VI, and one reason it's continued to thrive is that it has an extremely active mod community.
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After weeding out participants with incomplete data or concurrent health conditions that might throw off the analysis, the researchers reviewed data from more than 13,000 people.
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That rebroadcast gets 5,000 to 6,000 concurrent viewers every week — making it as big as some popular game streams, said Bill Moorier, head of Twitch Creative.
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Tesla said it would offer $250 million of common stock and $750 million of convertible senior notes due in 2022 in concurrent underwritten registered public offerings.
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Used alone or with other drugs, CBD may help with concurrent symptoms of autism spectrum disorder, including sleep disorders, ADHD, anxiety, and seizures, the researchers note.
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Update November 30th: A YouTube Music representative informs The Verge that the actual concurrent viewership number is 829,000 viewers, marking a record for Premieres on YouTube.
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Ebay's AR shipping feature also takes advantage of concurrent odometry and mapping to understand the phone's position, and sensors for movement and orientation, the company notes.
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Judge Bridenstine ordered each count of operating while under the influence causing death to be served consecutively with one another, but concurrent to the other sentences.
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At its peak, the stream was trending on Twitter and hit 628,000 concurrent viewers, smashing the previous record of 388,000 viewers for a single-player stream.
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But a combination of America's involvement in the Middle East, the jihadist reaction to it and a concurrent surge of white nationalism has disturbed the harmony.
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A Counter-Strike: Global Offensive match shattered a Twitch viewership record Sunday, reaching over 1 million concurrent viewers during the exciting finish of the ELeague Major.
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In a concurrent related effort, the Army is also engineering a adaptation to existing 155mm rounds which will extend range an additional 10km out to 40km.
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However, he effectively will have to serve at least 40 years because the judge gave him concurrent 40-year sentences on charges of rape and robbery.
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You're also having a concurrent exhibit at the Kayne Griffin Corcoran Gallery in L.A., and despite being a filmmaker, you've always wanted to be a painter.
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In addition, the average concurrent viewership (viewers watching at the same time) of the top 5,000 channels increased by 12% in Q2 2019, compared with Q1.
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This current crop—like their predecessors who defined themselves against what came before them—are concurrent with the ideological moves the world is and isn't making.
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Other services like Hulu and HBO Go only allow between one and three concurrent streams, so this is actually one of the better aspects of Disney+.
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Cohen's own legal team is seeking a delay of a hearing for Daniels's lawsuit regarding the nondisclosure agreement, due to the concurrent FBI investigation into Cohen.
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As a concurrent show at the National Gallery, "Drawing in Tintoretto's Venice," makes plain, he went whole hog on pictorial equivalents to the sculpture of Michelangelo.
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The SteamSpy statistics seem to confirm this, with the first Dark Souls still being roughly on par with Dark Souls 2 in terms of concurrent players.
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It reflects concurrent assessments of relative economic strengths and what ultimately makes sense for the parties involved (namely, a return to a cooperative game for trade).
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The stream was soon trending on Twitter, and it hit around 630,000 concurrent views, blowing away the previous record on a single-player stream of 388,000.
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Trump is president, and he is empowered by concurrent majorities in the House and Senate, so he is going to get a lot of things done.
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Dozens of artists are showcasing at Art the Arms fair in London, a protest exhibition that runs concurrent to the notorious Defence and Security Equipment International.
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And as polar scientists observe declines in Arctic sea ice, they're witnessing a concurrent acceleration of melting in some parts of Greenland, as Vox has reported.
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He admires some aspects of our current food culture, especially the increasing awareness of where our ingredients come from and the concurrent boom in organic farming.
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For trans people having concurrent identity documents that reflect their gender identity is really critical, and not being able to have them would be very difficult.
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But it was a concurrent resolution, meaning it doesn&apost require the president&aposs signature and is non-binding, and Republicans dismissed it as largely symbolic.
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The House passed legislation known as a concurrent resolution last week, which called for an end to military action against Iran unless Trump obtained Congress' approval.
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Then there is the concurrent advent of environmental review, other regulatory processes and public participation — well-intended additions to the planning process but administered in excess.
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Chadha 1983, you had had an opportunity for Congress through a concurrent resolution to alter the legal status quo that didn't require presentment to the president.
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Ben "DrLupo" Lupo, Timothy "TimTheTatman" Betar, and Saqib "Lirik" Zahid have a combined 10.36 million followers on Twitch, and each regularly draws thousands of concurrent viewers.
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The We Company disclosed in its prospectus that it expects to raise up to $6 billion in debt concurrent with the close of its public offering.
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Oppenheim's work encourages you to look at landscape in a wholly different way, which makes Storm King's concurrent exhibition of Josephine Halvorson's sculptures an apt complement.
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According to Steam, it hit a peak of almost 15,000 concurrent players Friday, which coincidentally puts it right behind another recently released simulation game: Planet Coaster.
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