"Instead of converting voters to conservatism, Trump is succeeding at converting conservatives to statism on everything from health care and entitlements to trade," complained National Review's Jonah Goldberg.
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"Today we have buried the project of converting our country into a single party, of converting our country into an authoritarian state," said Samuel Doria Medina, an opposition legislator.
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Converting farmland into grasslands helps lock planet-warming carbon into the soil, but a recent study found that converting the land back to farmland releases carbon back into the atmosphere.
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But by converting U.S. dollars into XRP tokens on an exchange, then converting them back into pesos at the other end, Ripple says the process can happen within fractions of a second.
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The conversion rate was low at first, but by the end of the experiment the worms fed polyethylene were converting 50% of it into gas and those fed polystyrene were converting 45%.
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I'm nervous about the Lions converting in the red zone.
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Converting qualitative to quantitative is a challenge, but not impossible.
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Last year, he talked about converting from Catholicism to paganism.
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Jagged lines surround diverse populations, converting open land into territory.
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EVERY system for converting votes into power has its flaws.
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December's planned capital increase included converting those bonds into equity.
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It is converting Aer Lingus, its Irish airline, into another.
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Having said that its not converting into hard data yet.
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I could hear his sullenness quietly converting to brooding resentment.
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But converting to a holding company structure can be costly.
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Missionary duties have always been broader than just converting heathens.
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The photos sparked rumors that Lohan was converting to Islam.
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The extensions promised useful tasks like converting webpages into PDFs.
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If I wasn't yet converting, I was at least learning.
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Converting smokers to vaping is still a public health win.
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But not by converting to my own religion, Roman Catholicism.
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Federal policy should support converting CO28503 to valuable products, too.
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The Kentucky Coal Mining Museum is converting to solar power.
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Frankel spent around $500,143 on renovations and furnishings, which included staining the floors, converting the den into an office for her staff and converting a bedroom into a closet, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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With xRapid, Ripple claims that process would be sped up by converting the U.S. dollars into XRP tokens, to then move the money overseas, converting it back into Indian rupees at the other end.
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The Billikens won despite converting only 15 of 32 foul shots.
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And he feels that by doing that he's converting users potentially.
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No converting means a lower price, however: $1299, available in February.
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Converting a vessel to pot-fishing costs between $100,000 and $300,000.
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The Handbrake benchmark involves us converting a 21K video to 232p.
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Cruz spent 2012 through 2015 converting establishment hatred into political power.
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Spinning tops stay upright when they spin by converting angular momentum.
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Photovoltaics refers to a way of directly converting light into electricity.
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Profits from converting crude oil into refined products will also shrink.
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The hours of converting and downloading YouTube videos into MP3 files!
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My reasons for converting to Apple's upgrade program are primarily financial.
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So ideological differences converting conservative Democrats is how they took over.
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Anbang is willing to overpay because it is converting Chinese currency.
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Posters of him converting the no-look dunk became collector's items.
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"Converting poetry into rap has helped bring me peace," she said.
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It's also converting a surgery center into intensive care unit beds.
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This is not generally considered best practice for converting swing voters.
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The big picture: Carlyle converting, on its face, isn't too surprising.
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Mr. Kimpton was a leader in converting old buildings into hotels.
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I imagine someone watching the video and excitedly converting their friends.
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Reuters uses a ratio of 7.33 when converting tonnes into barrels.
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The Senators made it 206-0 by converting a Bouwmeester turnover.
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Converting Desmond into a first baseman was the off-season goal.
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Some Jews decided to stay, converting to Catholicism against their will.
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Gasol benefited from the movement Wednesday, converting 10 of 17 shots.
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They may also consider converting a traditional IRA to a Roth.
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Wichita State also forced 19 turnovers, converting them into 20 points.
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If you get too much, the body just stops converting it.
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They ended up converting and scoring with a few seconds left.
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" Ms. Ahmad said: "Chris did a ton of research before converting.
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It is converting some of its latent strength into military might.
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Converting a partnership into a corporation is easy and basically free; converting back requires paying one-off corporate tax on the entire value of the enterprise, at whatever tax rate is in place at the time.
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Anbang has also argued that it did not depend on converting renminbi into foreign currencies to make its acquisitions, but has not explained how it was able to finance so many foreign deals without converting large sums.
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It involves rapidly decomposing a body and converting the remains into soil.
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By the time of this story he's converting them into 3-D.
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"I don't think Jeuveau is converting current Botox patients, necessarily," she says.
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Instead of converting numbers into pictures, the processor converts pictures into numbers.
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That means businesses are converting some part-timers to full-time work.
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Converting funds to a Roth will end RMDs on the funds converted.
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The process of converting that footage to VR video is surprisingly simple.
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Mr. Doyle was found guilty of concealing, converting or transferring criminal property.
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Converting Christians to virtual reality might actually be the much harder job.
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Ladd finished it off by converting Gionta's pass from behind the net.
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Instead, chemical reactions in their guts were converting them into carbon dioxide.
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Mr Abdel-Samad was briefly a Muslim Brother before converting to secularism.
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They were not beyond turning churches into mosques and forcibly converting Christians.
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"We're taking the Internet and converting it into semantic knowledge," says Tung.
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When parking garages do become obsolete, the cost of converting them varies.
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The research delves deep into the specifics of converting to clean energy.
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Once you've selected your pic, converting it to a Boomerang is simple.
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Converting three of the last four third downs was a major key.
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They've succeeded in converting and training her to be a Russian spy.
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However, Air Co.'s concept of converting carbon into alcohol isn't new.
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The Blues scored first, converting a rush late in the first period.
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The only way to stop the slavery is by converting to Islam.
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The trees soak up carbon dioxide, converting it to wood and leaves.
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Many developers are also converting commercial buildings to residential, Mr. Alayof said.
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Converting all American vehicles would require the doubling of American electric production.
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Del Potro earned 11 break-point opportunities in the match, converting three.
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Officials have also discussed converting hotels and arenas into temporary medical centers.
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Zhu reached the quarterfinals after converting four of her five break chances.
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In reality, Liang believed, the man was imprisoned for converting to Christianity.
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Another company, Ti Bus in India, is converting old buses into toilets.
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Now that all trucks are converting to electronic logs, you can't cheat.
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They spent a year converting the lifeboat into a comfortable living space.
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Converting campaign contributions into legislative favors and policy positions isn't being 'moderate'.
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Innovator Energy, for one, has proposed converting carbon dioxide into commodity chemicals.
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McLaren Engineering Group was charged with converting the site into a circuit.
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Republicans might have been converting more Democrats to Republicans than vice versa.
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Creators can shoot 4 cameras simultaneously from different angles to capture these playable holographs, which seems like a steep requirement for amateurs, or by converting traditionally captured 2D or 3D content, though converting 2D content is quite difficult.
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Ripple claims that process can be bypassed by converting the U.S. dollars into XRP tokens through a cryptocurrency exchange, moving the money overseas, and converting it into Mexican pesos via a local digital asset exchange on the other end.
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In effect, it's converting an infected ant into an externalized version of itself.
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Spotify has long said its model relies on converting unpaid users to subscribers.
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Legislation signed into law this summer now makes converting to an ESOP easier.
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Classical computers perform all of their calculations by converting data into binary code.
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They gain market share from brands converting traditional ad spend to digital ads.
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Timing: Hancock will begin converting existing life insurance policies to Vitality in 2019.
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Further, debtholders often have the opportunity of later converting their investment into equity.
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So it is experimenting with converting News Feed posts into stories posts. Interesting!
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Converting the base theme entries to their new, square root entries was fun.
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The Kobo can read those files without converting a single bit of code.
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Trading between cryptocurrencies has always been much easier than converting crypto to dollars.
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It came with a brochure advertising easy returns from converting farmland into woods.
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Converting debt into equity stakes will be among the measures to cut leverage.
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Their biggest achievement was converting synth pop into something mainstream and widely known.
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In Atlanta's rendering, the online troll is a capitalist converting attention into money.
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Medium: They read the initial post plus a few more before eventually converting.
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This optimistic scenario depends on converting today's antagonism into a force for change.
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Converting back to conventional banking operations will not be allowed, the circular said.
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And Nike offers a handy size chart for converting men's sizes into women's.
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More start-ups are also converting 21 independent contractors to W-2000 employees.
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You can do that even if you're converting a single Live Photo, too.
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Converting data from different trials into a single format can be time-consuming.
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If anything, attendees say, the Juggalos have a way of converting the newcomers.
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It's still fine for now as they're all converting customers from traditional banks.
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In fact, converting perfectly good films to 22013D can make them considerably worse.
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Houston forced Utah into 16 first-half turnovers, converting them into 23 points.
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Adding hospital beds and converting surgery centers into ICUsCases are mounting in Brooklyn.
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Below, Weinberg discusses converting a grand hotel into a headquarters for a coven.
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The company says it's also looking into converting factories to manufacture hospital gowns.
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The Eagles had just eight first downs, converting 1 of 12 third downs.
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Thiem then served out for the victory, converting on his second match point.
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Bruce never watched much TV, but I'm converting him to my bad habits.
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Szilagyi created the images by converting the computer Internet Protocol addresses from ethernodes.
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Meanwhile, European taxpayers now prop up utilities converting coal plants to burn biomass.
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Vucevic followed by converting through a Faried foul at the 2:43 mark.
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Gillespie had missed his first six shots before converting the difficult driving layup.
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What do you think about converting it to an all-electric charging station?
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I'm not sure if it actually works for converting people to alternative burgers.
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One way it has done this is by converting many layoffs to retirements.
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" Jilsén describes this transformative process as "converting the unknown into the (useful) known.
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Converting it back to a residence would require permission from the local authority.
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Columbus also has the N.H.L.'s most explosive power play, converting 27.7 percent.
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Most are ad-based and struggle with converting free customers to paid ones.
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Capturing public sentiment and converting it into governance is a messy, imperfect science.
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Meanwhile, Nazis are converting to Islam and then killing their old Nazi friends.
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Rapping good is one thing, but converting your dreams into dollar bills is another.
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Even now, half a century on, von Däniken says his book is converting people.
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The Netherlands had been studying the option of converting gas to meet export requirements.
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You've then got all kinds of options, from cropping to converting to GIF-ifying.
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Shylock is taken to trial, and the play concludes with him converting to Christianity.
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Normally, I'm not a huge pizza person, but this trip may be converting me!
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The process is very simple — you're basically converting a GIF into a Live Photo.
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EXCLUSIVE-VALE INVESTMENT AIMED AT CONVERTING CARAJAS MINE ENTIRELY TO DRY TAILINGS SYSTEM -EXEC
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DG: It wasn't like she was converting; she was coalescing in this last season.
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That Christianity, of course, also included colonizing and converting the "natives" wherever they went.
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Converting its present-diesel vehicles will undoubtably help get it closer to that goal.
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Converting them can both mitigate job losses and help meet energy demands more sustainably.
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VW is already developing a dedicated platform and converting entire factories to EV production.
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Converting his detached garage into an ADU rental might help with his tax bills.
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The show Good Girls Revolt didn't achieve similar success in converting viewers to subscribers.
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Pizza Express is converting more of its premises to live music and comedy venues.
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First, a focus on converting the world's oil and gas-powered engines to electricity.
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Think of the process like converting your car's gas engine to a diesel engine.
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Beyond that, though, the likelihook of converting contestants to vote-casters is still unknown.
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"We're converting some minutes being spent inefficiently and making them more efficient," Kumar said.
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The Blues scored first by converting a power-play midway through the first period.
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"I've been converting cars for a couple years now," he told me via Facebook.
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A lot of the meeting is spent converting South African rand to U.S. dollars.
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"We are converting boring spaces into cultural hubs, quickly," is how Museri describes it.
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"The majority of Dalit communities in rural Nepal are converting to Christianity," said Bajracharya.
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Now, using software licensed from What3Words, Carteiro Amigo is converting to three-word addresses.
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Alexander scored back-to-back layups off Michigan turnovers after converting a put-back.
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Converting wind and solar power into electricity is, in some ways, the easy part.
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Carige is also considering converting equity of up to 660 million euros in bonds.
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But hardly any of those people converting the sun's rays into savings are poor.
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The idea of converting our present into a prelude of my absence distresses me.
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The Catholic Church views Chiapas as a battleground against Protestant denominations converting Catholic parishioners.
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Facebook deletes the original image seven days after converting it to the indecipherable fingerprint.
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In 2013, Sandoval obtained and began converting retired city buses into mobile shower units.
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A lot of the meeting was spent converting South African rand to U.S. dollars.
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The service is converting M4 carbines to M4A1s through the M4 Product Improvement program.
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Seritage is converting many of the best locations into luxury offices, restaurants and apartments.
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His specialty is converting diesel engines to run on used vegetable oil in trucks.
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Converting shame into strength upholds the primacy of the self while vanquishing all haters.
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And converting the basketball court involves effectively building a theater from the ground up.
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Converting either of them would have put him in a tie for the lead.
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"Converting traditional IRA assets at depreciated values will save money on tax," says Taylor.
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New York leaders are also considering converting dormitories and hotel rooms for emergency use.
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Converting a bedroom to a bathroom is not uncommon but should be well considered.
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"We're asking hospitals to try to increase capacity 100% ... "We're looking at converting dorms.
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Photovoltaic refers to the process of directly converting light from the sun into electricity.
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But it's actually a non-invasive approach to converting an aircraft to autonomous flight.
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I ask whether they're converting even one person with a contrary point of view.
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Reuters uses a 7.33 conversion ratio in its calculations when converting tonnes to barrels.
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Under this strategy, a bank is recused by forcibly converting junior debt to equity.
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In 2016, he started converting a former prison in California into a cannabis farm.
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But converting the shouting into numbers makes it possible to conduct comparative quantitative analysis.
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I know you're currently eying the legacy students and considering converting to their aesthetic.
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So he sent it on over to Gates, who worked his file converting magic.
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When matter hits antimatter, both are destroyed, converting matter to energy via E=mc21.
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He described the painstaking effort of converting his attic into a viewing platform: Nov.
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Pizza Hut has trailed Domino's in converting customers to ordering online and via mobile.
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In the process of converting it into wood they release oxygen into the air.
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The four crude upgraders are capable of converting up to 700,000 barrels per day.
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That allows this device to be more efficient at converting that heat into the airstream.
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Converting even a small share of that huge sum from foreign currencies could be significant.
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They accomplished this by converting variations in each genome into a linear series of values.
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So we've got to focus on converting all of this justified outrage into electoral power.
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That would imply "burden-sharing", converting junior debt to equity, rather than a bail-in.
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Converting a Blu-ray to an HDX (high bitrate 1080p) digital copy costs two bucks.
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And on the buy side, he noted, many hedge funds are converting into family offices.
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Converting waste into fertiliser saves space in landfills and provides an extra source of revenue.
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It was from a person named Joshua purporting to be interested in converting to Islam.
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Perhaps the unfairness lies instead with the dizzyingly variable rules converting primary votes into delegates.
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Smelters are having to accept extremely low charges for converting mined concentrate into refined metal.
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Abdul-Jabbar, 69, formerly known as Lew Alcindor, changed his name after converting to Islam.
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Nearly half of those accounts have been converting to paying full rates, Gerspach has said.
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If you're converting the letter to a PDF, make sure the formatting is translated properly.
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Other large firms, such as Blackstone and Carlyle, have played down the prospect of converting.
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Taking something so ephemeral, like burning paper, and converting into the eternal represents two extremes.
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In 2015 and 2017 he extended a moratorium on converting forest and peatland to plantations.
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Converting to Christianity at age 19 helped her finally find "peace and joy," she says.
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Converting to Christianity was the first step she took toward putting her past behind her.
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The plants were not absorbing CO2 fast enough through photosynthesis and converting it to oxygen.
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For now, the name of the game for RealWear is converting pilots into paid rollouts.
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But converting a cricket swing to baseball is no easy task, especially at age 25.
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Collette got things going by converting a three-point play and throwing down a dunk.
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Hard feelings still persist among Sanders backers But converting all Sanders fans may be impossible.
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Businesses are adding more hours for part-timers and converting contractors to full-time workers.
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Instead, social media is better at raising awareness, but not immediately converting consumers to buyers.
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Stonegate has a strong track record for acquiring, integrating and converting pubs, Peel Hunt said.
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Converting the bond into equity would reduce the investment needed to fill Carige's capital gap.
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For more from today's hearing: House Rep suggests converting Google, Facebook, Twitter into public utilities
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China's copper smelters have just slashed their minimum charges for converting concentrates into refined metal.
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Here is the easiest method for converting an MP3 file into a ringtone in iTunes.
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Her visibility was good for getting reelected but won't be effective at converting wall supporters.
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San Jose had been converting on 33 percent of its power plays in the postseason.
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Next, ask your issuer about converting your old card to a no-annual-fee version.
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First, one analysis after another showed that converting to a 85033(k) doesn't save money.
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He kicked four first-half field goals, converting from 32, 44, 49 and 48 yards.
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Converting a kissto a hand beneath a waistbandis not as easy as it once was.
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It also depends on how effective businesses are at converting human labor into economic output.
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"Variable annuities are a perfect machine for converting capital gains to ordinary income," he said.
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Converting recycled bottles into something beautiful has been Rothy's intent from its inception in 2016.
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By the mid-1970s, Ms. Minter was deep into Photo Realism, converting photographs into paintings.
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She considered converting a midcentury dresser into a bathroom vanity, but then reality set in.
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The Highlanders took advantage of 10 first-half Boilermaker turnovers, converting them into eight points.
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Now, I just flip the MIBR crest up, converting the slipper back to a sneaker.
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As a memory aid, it's superior to rote memorization and converting items to images alone.
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All current sequencing technology works by converting the physical object of DNA into a model.
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I was converting that potential into the car I'd be driving home in that day.
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Mr. Hansen is contemplating converting Electro Scan into a C corp from an S corporation.
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As a teenager, he worked for a robotics start-up converting its code to Linux.
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Forward Jean-Kevin Augustin added a sixth, converting Adrien Radiot's assist 11 minutes from time.
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We were just in the Netherlands where people are converting CD presses into record presses.
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While converting the building to a restaurant, the owner found the vault impossible to remove.
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One centre in the northern Emilia Romagna region is converting a former convent for use.
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The state is also considering converting university dormitories and hotels into makeshift hospitals, he said.
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"A lot of us are cutting labor and converting to automated express washes," he said.
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Wichita State was also ineffective at the free-throw line, converting 13 of 24 attempts.
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Carreno Busta faced only one break point while converting four of his nine break opportunities.
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Disrupters like Airbnb have added to the crunch by converting residential properties into vacation stays.
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The buyer has the option of converting the building into residential space or commercial lofts.
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Royal London said on Thursday it was converting its Irish business into a regulated subsidiary.
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But she responded impressively, converting three of the four break point opportunities to seal victory.
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The most readily implementable option is converting carbon from plant cell walls (lignocellulosics) into monomers.
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Our sun survives by burning hydrogen atoms and converting them into helium at its core.
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Shortly after we got engaged in February, she started the process of converting to Judaism.
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Cassius depicts boxer Cassius Clay, who after converting to Islam, took the name Muhammed Ali.
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T). - Researching the possibility of temporarily or permanently converting the Lockheed Martin Corp-made (LMT.
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Thompson followed by converting an inbounds play into a hoop, and Durant scored on a drive.
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Instead, the startup focuses on big restaurant chains, converting all their points of sale to Wynd.
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Her husband Michael is charged with converting criminal property worth 167,595 pounds, according to an indictment.
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Giphy is the most prominent option after it launched a tool for converting Vines into GIFs.
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Banks are now considering converting that bond into equity to help to plug Carige's capital shortfall.
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"They have the means to pay for a basic income by converting existing programs," he says.
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The Rockets shot well from the start, converting 11 of 20 attempts in the opening period.
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Converting these to prose imposed a shape on disorder; it provided a structure, a shelter, protection.
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Its competitors are selling off or converting some of their grandest stores, not building new ones.
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"A neat little idea for students faced with, for example, converting a fraction to a decimal."
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If you do have the time, converting home movies can be a simple, fairly inexpensive process.
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Jdate allows daters to filter out matches who would not consider converting to Judaism, for instance.
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My family started converting the old traditional markets into modern shopping centers and leasing them out.
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Converting a car radio requires an adapter that costs between 1,000 to 2,000 kroner ($115-$235).
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But others worried that converting 61 current-generation orders to MAX orders implied a production delay.
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She fled her home in the city of Pulsnitz last year shortly after converting to Islam.
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Hintz added his second tally midway into the second period after converting Klingberg's cross-slot feed.
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Miners are arbitraging, buying an underpriced commodity (electricity) and converting it to bitcoin for a profit.
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Lajovic saved the only break point he faced while converting four of his eight break opportunities.
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Wisconsin struggled on third downs, converting 4 of 15 attempts to finish with 269 total yards.
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Some are converting it to biochar – briquettes that can be burned in stoves to cook food.
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Whether Abe will succeed in converting his warm friendship into trade and security wins remains unknown.
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There were 63 break points in the match, with Bertens converting four and Vekic winning two.
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Sousa saved both of the break points he faced while converting half of his break opportunities.
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Rather than converting her to their way of thinking, they only triggered more debate and doubt.
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It would help with the task of converting the legacy machines and assist with ongoing support.
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Apple also released tools for converting models based on other frameworks into its Core ML format.
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The Oilers have had only four power-play chances in the past four games, converting once.
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ANONYMOUS My suspicion is that converting this into a useful career contact is a long shot.
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UPS also ordered up four new Boeing 767 freighters, and is converting three other passenger aircraft.
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The trade bill covers converting the EU's existing trade deals into bilateral deals direct with Britain.
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The Cardinals steadily expanded the lead from there, moving the ball well and converting their shots.
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Otway said that Instagram is aware that underage users are converting their accounts to business profiles.
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Buddhist groups accuse some Muslim organizations of radicalizing the community and forcibly converting people to Islam.
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Clinton faces considerable challenges in converting the distaste for Mr. Trump into support for her candidacy.
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Will Barton added 25 on 10-of-14 shooting, converting 4 of 33 3-point attempts.
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Allen scored 13 points by halftime, converting 6 of 7 shots, and Texas led 44-31.
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Foreign players converting salaries to their home currencies will notice they get less for the pound.
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Morpeko changes form when it gets hungry, converting its energy from Electric-type to Dark-type.
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SEO traffic can sometimes be a vanity metric if you're not converting it into lead flow.
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Manufacturers shifted away from making 256-kilobit DRAM chips, converting their factories to 1-megabit chips.
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The account works the other way around, too, converting people I know IRL to clog friends.
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Since then, he's been working to lower the cost of converting gas vehicles to electric ones.
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The company issuing the debt was working to generate electricity by converting solid waste into gas.
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The teams combined for 12 punts, and were a combined 2-for-18 converting third downs.
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They'll need to expand their capacities by converting other parts of the hospitals into makeshift ICUs.
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Douthat: Let's wind things up by taking the preferences we've expressed and converting them to predictions.
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Madrid is converting an ice rink into a makeshift morgue, as Spain's case count nears 48,000.
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If you are interested in converting your R.T.F. file into a PDF, you have multiple options.
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Texas Municipal Power Agency, $88.4 million of system net revenue/transmission revenue converting security refinancing bonds.
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Hintz added his second goal midway in the second period after converting Klingberg's cross-slot feed.
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The Titans took control on offense in the second half, converting 21 of 14 third downs.
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Converting factories to civilian production was a no-brainer and sufficiently profitable to match wartime earnings.
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The $5 million donation will go towards converting arenas and stadiums into temporary blood drive centers.
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Last May, it ran a drill converting a passenger train into a rolling emergency care unit.
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Well, there's the excellent option of converting your toilet paper into a wet wipe using Fohm.
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The next steps will be taking those candidates and converting them from genetic sequence into proteins.
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Summer is shocked to learn Jade has officially joined a mosque and is converting to Islam.
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Kellyanne Conway said that the President would call for converting Medicaid to a block-grant system.
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The Air Force began converting the craft into QF-16s (the Q designating drones) in 2010.
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In fact, the company is converting an old plant in Detroit into a new assembly line.
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Penn State also made the most of the Wildcats' 23 turnovers, converting them into 213 points.
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Florida State knocked down 25 of 36 free throws, with Louisville converting 16 of 225 chances.
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Photovoltaic, or PV, refers to a way of directly converting light from the sun into electricity.
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Sunkara, for example, has called for converting shareholder firms into worker-owned cooperatives (something Sanders supports).
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Bangladeshi officials familiar with the Ashrayan scheme have found converting fishermen into farmers far from straightforward.
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Theresa and Atom Cannizzaro bought a former Masonic temple and are converting it into a home.
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He tried converting all of the closets in his house into "enclosed, locked spaces" for weed.
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Shapeshift, a tool for converting currencies, is overwhelmed with work, some trades not going through for hours.
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The Sabres are laboring on the power play, converting 3-of-28 over the past eight games.
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One of the challenges just about every business faces is converting forms to a useful digital format.
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Same for Photoshop, where the speed of your storage matters more than your processor when converting images.
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Next, the researchers used semiconducting polymers to print photodiodes capable of converting light into an electrical current.
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Auger-Aliassime saved two set points in the first-set tiebreaker before converting his second set point.
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After spending hours scouring home decor blogs, she found a tutorial on converting them into room dividers.
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With no interest in converting those who oppose him, such support is the best sort of strength.
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In this climate, converting other people's experience into a template or a cautionary tale seems only prudent.
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Bacon thinks the people in the third category are the ones O'Rourke has a chance of converting.
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This is mostly due to the problems of converting a slim story into a much longer series.
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The app is converting browsers to buyers at a faster rate, says Andy Dunn, founder of Bonobos.
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This plan, announced in July, involves converting DVMT shares into new Dell shares to be publicly traded.
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She writes books, and is in the early stages of converting her garage into a scent museum.
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That excludes the costs it expects to incur from converting 31 Sports Authority stores into Dick's locations.
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The Islanders have been hot on the power play, converting five of their last 14 chances. 1.
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The halcyon days of people clicking on Google search links and instantly converting into customers are over.
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She was impressed by Buddhists because they weren't interested in opposing any other religion or converting anyone.
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Samsung is also considering converting some of its NAND production lines to make DRAM chips next year.
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It's a little counter-intuitive because converting video is more difficult to do on a technical level.
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But there could be an option B – drivers converting their cars with Lyft's kits much like Comma.
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He also said a generic version of the EpiPen would lead to "essentially the entire market" converting.
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Less than two minutes later, Bailey added insurance by converting a cross-ice feed from Leo Komarov.
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As we train, over time, the mitochondria inside our muscle cells become more efficient at converting energy.
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Residents go all out converting their garages and front yards into haunted mansions and spare no expense.
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In the 1970s, Germany began converting two old salt mines into storage sites for its radioactive waste.
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Do you shamelessly take advantage of your parents' place, converting it into your own personal storage unit?
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The creditors considered converting more of the loan into equity, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Nura chose this design because it avoids converting a digital signal to an analog signal, Campbell says.
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GPA converted four stores to the Assai format and is in the process of converting eight more.
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Clinton has a better chance of converting these voters than older ones, who tend to skew conservative.
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Some operators are just converting ore to nickel pig iron and shipping the intermediate product to China.
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Unlike other lockdown defenders, Green and Smith do an equally great job at converting stops into offense.
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Drax is in the process of converting its coal-fired power generating plant in Yorkshire to biomass.
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Cincinnati won for the first time since 1995 without converting a third-down conversion (0-for-9).
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Pentagon officials visited those sites last year to develop "prototype" plans for converting them into detention facilities.
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"When we grow on the top line, we're very good at converting that to the bottom line."
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Booth increased the margin to 5-1 at 10:40, converting Andreas Athanasiou's feed from the slot.
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That's because under Islamic law, Barbari could be sent to jail in Iran for converting to Christianity.
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Converting webpages to Veil-compatible ones can be done via a special compiler provided by the researchers.
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So some guys in Lithuania got hold of these and were converting them, putting 9MM barrels on.
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The ruble was also supported by export-focused companies converting hard currency revenues to pay local taxes.
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"Every day, more and more people are converting from Bud Light to craft beer," Mr. McManus said.
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Hashemi was born Melanie Franklin in the United States and changed her name after converting to Islam.
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Mark Scheifele made it a 4-20113 game midway through the third, converting a Josh Morrissey rebound.
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In the NAND market, many manufacturers are converting existing production lines to high-end 3D NAND technology.
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At the current pace, converting the entire subway to C.B.T.C. will take another forty years, barring delays.
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As have noted, converting drivers to employees will inherently come with tradeoffs, for them and for us.
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They seemed to have been successful converting slaves, in part by giving new meaning to traditional symbols.
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"What about converting the large behemoth organizations that we're talking about here into public utilities?" he asked.
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Blue Apron's success will rely heavily on converting consumers to new ways of sourcing food at home.
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The Rangers were back on top later in the period, converting 18 seconds into a power play.
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Mnuchin's OneWest even had the top conversion rate of 94 percent for converting trial modifications to permanent.
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Its LinkNYC plan started converting 7,500 pay phone stations into Wi-Fi hotspots with super-fast internet.
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But when it comes to converting that into deeper-rooted gains across the economy, Israel is lagging.
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But Iowa set the tone after intermission in converting four of its first six third-down attempts.
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And before long, he was buying metal shrimp boats from Texas and converting them to trawlers too.
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Fuel-Cell Electric Vehicles usually operate by converting hydrogen gas into electricity to power an electric motor.
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And the faster those pages load, the higher the chance of converting a user into a customer.
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Sock never faced a break point for the match, while converting four of six on Cilic's serve.
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Converting factories from making cars to making medical equipment cannot happen immediately, and could take several months.
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They speak of enhancing the game-day experience the way coaches speak of converting on third down.
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Landlords were fined little, if at all, for illegally converting one-bedroom apartments into four-bedroom apartments.
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An example might be converting exhausted and abandoned pasture land back into the grasslands that preceded it.
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A German politician for a far-right, anti-Islam party shocked the country by converting to Islam.
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The second phase of cooking finishes rendering the fat and converting the tough collagen into tender gelatin.
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This allows its liquid-based technology to alter the surface, converting text, maps and graphics into Braille.
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The factory that GM is converting actually looks more like an office building than a car plant.
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We have a long history of taking underutilized, rundown buildings and converting them to small boutique hotels.
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Converting the firm from a partnership to a more conventional sort of corporation would garner considerable attention.
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Nansolo joined in the 1980s, converting from Islam after being inspired by the reggae music he loved.
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One is a better way of converting wood pulp into fibre that can be turned into textiles.
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They involve beating a dead horse, converting it to glue, and then discovering the glue doesn't work.
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The poll asked them if they favored converting Medicare into a program based in part on income.
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Yet Iceland's George Olah plant remains the only facility converting emissions into fuel on an industrial scale.
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The program would give students the option of converting their regular student loans into income-share agreements.
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However, Thiem recovered in the second set, saving three of four break points while converting two himself.
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In short, communicating your attitude to this potential reference seems more promising than converting that former boss.
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It was also considering converting a hybrid financial instrument known as Fresh 2008 worth 1 billion euros.
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Welfare reform did hurt many poor people by converting antipoverty funds into block grants to the states.
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Faksa, who was stationed behind the net, settled the puck before converting a wraparound at 1:42.
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Brady's squad was mostly lifeless, generating 282 yards while converting just three of 14 third-down opportunities.
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The spokesman said the utility decided converting Ako to coal would not help Japan reach emissions targets.
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Yet this pain can be greatly reduced by converting regular IRAs to Roth IRAs before bequeathing them.
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A lawyer by training, Mr. Wang was a well-known blogger before converting to Christianity in 2005.
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She also allowed several for-profit schools to evade even those loosened rules by converting to nonprofits.
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In Civilization 6, players can declare religious victory by converting all the other civilizations to their religion.
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The three younger men zippered Caesar inside his red tunic, converting it into a blood-stained shroud.
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So what would I recommend for converting elites to the point of view I'm trying to argue?
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Multiple attempts to redevelop it fell through due to costs and practical difficulties in converting the gigantic site.
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The researchers' light-to-sound converting chip, the first such microchip, relies on something called stimulated Brillouin scattering.
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In 2005, Iran acknowledged converting yellowcake into uranium tetrafluoride, a step below the uranium hexafluoride needed for centrifuges.
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Earlier, Laughton opened the scoring for the Flyers by converting off a Carolina turnover in the defensive zone.
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They look like they might even be good enough to have some of the French fry folks converting.
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President Duda had proposed in January converting the loans to zlotys and making banks pay for the conversion.
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Puig narrowly earned the edge in break points, converting six of 21 opportunities while saving 26 of 43.
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Some companies, desperate to keep workers, are already converting irregular positions to full-time ones, says Ms Matsui.
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The New Jersey-based Expedition Motor Company is converting vintage Mercedes-Benz G-Wagens into bespoke convertible vehicles.
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"If I get four or five more sponsors, I'll be converting this thing into a website," he said.
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Personally, I'd recommend watching it to make sure that the tracking and audio don't mess up during converting.
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"It is still an exercise in converting our Good Mythical Morning audience to being Red subscribers," says Link.
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The first two commercial projects that are converting steel-mill waste gases into fuels are currently being built.
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These are an accelerometer, for converting acceleration into sound, and a piezoelectric disc, for turning pressure into sound.
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Kone and Schindler, for instance, boast of converting 60-65 percent of new installations into dependable service contracts.
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And it will serve as a rudimentary scanner, automatically straightening and converting documents captured using the iPad's camera.
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New York's power play ranks tied for last in the league, converting on 1 of 25 chances. 2.
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What founders don't realize is there are partnership tax issues for converting with debt outstanding in the business.
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America's national-security officials see a China that is converting economic heft into geopolitical clout and military might.
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Of course, your mileage may vary depending on the day of the week, the amount you're converting, etc.
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KEY NUMBERS Iowa State won despite gaining just 255 yards and converting on 3 of 13 third downs.
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The number of merchants who accept bitcoin directly is small, and converting bitcoin to cash dollars is nontrivial.
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Thanks to its massive community of users, OpenClassrooms could end up converting its most loyal users into trainees.
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For example, there may be costs associated with closing or converting moribund state projects launched in past years.
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While some of that was undoubtedly due to immigration, a significant portion came from Americans converting to Islam.
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Maroon tied it at 2, whirling and converting a rebound of an Eric Gryba shot at 10:43.
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Free-to-play games like "Hearthstone" make money by converting users into buyers of premium items and services.
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To avoid the risk of higher taxes in the future, Estes has many clients converting to Roth IRAs.
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Hayward finished off the run by converting a 3-point play to give Utah a 214.3-213.0 lead.
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President Andrzej Duda proposed in January converting the loans to zlotys and making banks pay for the conversion.
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Stepan made it 3-1 at 6:25 of the second, converting a give-and-go with Panik.
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Powell continued to be the antidote to any Grand Canyon spurt, though, converting seemingly any time he desired.
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A 2009 jihadist recruiting manual that Wood cites ranked the likelihood of people converting to Salafism or jihadism.
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Wright-Phillips made it 3-1 with five minutes left in regulation, converting a pass from Sean Davis.
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East Carolina made it happen, in part, by converting on eight of its first 12 third-down situations.
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The artist also worked in the same inexpensive neighborhood (then called Germantown), converting cheap storefronts into makeshift studios.
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Hayden Brown scored 26 to lead The Citadel (0-244), which attempted 217 238-point shots, converting 220.
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The K&D Group, one of northeast Ohio's largest apartment owners, is converting the building into 300 apartments.
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Rooney finally broke the deadlock, clinically converting his spot kick after Memphis Depay tumbled theatrically in the area.
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The remaining three years were devoted to code and converting his drawings into something the NES could render.
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Of course, but converting it to succulent little steaks makes the slicing simpler and the cooking time faster.
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Analysts say Turks converting their savings into foreign currencies have signaled a decline of confidence in the lira.
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With Mr. Leviev's financial backing, Mr. Boymelgreen expanded rapidly, converting industrial buildings into residential complexes and developing apartments.
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That's the conversion half of content marketing, and that's what I'll cover: converting your readers into paying customers.
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The HDR-ready screen is also capable of "up-converting" regular SDR (standard dynamic range) video into HDR.
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Fueling anger, as Mr. Trump does, is different from addressing it and converting it into enthusiasm for solutions.
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When the possibility of converting the Les Magasins Généraux building arose, Jung knew they had found a solution.
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Gailloux bought her school bus for $4,500 and immediately got to work converting it into her retirement home.
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Born a Hindu, Mr Dhar ran a business renting out bouncy castles in London before converting to Islam.
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Converting some of the world's poorest regions will be a tall order and it will not happen overnight.
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But Anaheim struck back to take the lead by converting its first power-play chance of the game.
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Either way, Vellum takes care of all of that, plus converting images to print-ready black and white.
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There's even a tool for converting WordPress posts directly into a "phlog," the Gopher variation of a blog.
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Insects are exceptionally effective in converting what they eat in nutritional structures that can be consumed by humans.
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It facilitates transactions by taking illiquid real estate properties and leases and converting them into tradeable, investable securities.
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And in that context, the idea of converting 20153,440 minutes and 24 hours into a more-streamlined 1,000 .
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Washington also struggled from long distance, converting just 2 of 10 first-half shots from beyond the arc.
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I think that is more about Democratic mobilization (of minorities and young voters) than (converting) reflexive Republican whites.
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The measure would repeal much of ObamaCare by converting funds for certain provisions into block grants to states.
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Its first use was in converting AC to DC, but diodes are the basis of many useful circuits.
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She broke right back to end it, though, converting her fifth match point with a forehand return winner.
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"We're watching it carefully," he said of the growth, converting some spaces into classrooms and upgrading the infrastructure.
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Converting automotive factories is possible but would likely take much longer to get up and running, they argued.
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Chicago State started strong, converting four of their first five field goals to take a 28-270 lead.
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They're converting a greater proportion of their sugar energy into mechanical power to hover than our smallest hummingbirds.
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Converting aspects of the online space ran parallel in MA Photography student Neale Willis' work, another Nova shortlister.
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But without NESE, the utility says it will not have access to enough gas to keep converting customers.
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"As a kid, you dream of converting two-minute drives and going down there and scoring," Darnold said.
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Since the 12th century people have been draining submerged land and converting it to agriculture in the Netherlands.
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The dining area extends to the end of the lounge, converting to primarily bench and bar-style seating.
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We're not about to refight World War II, converting auto plants over to the production of Sherman tanks.
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The fashion giant said it's also looking into converting factories to manufacture hospital gowns, Business Insider previously reported.
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The maker of Absolut Vodka and Jameson Irish Whiskey said it is converting facilities to produce hand sanitizer.
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We're also reporting on a CNN Hero who's converting used RVs to new homes for displaced wildfire survivors.
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It resides in the small steps Cheryl speaks of, in the daily work of converting anguish into action.
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He scored 26 first-half points on 10-of-11 shooting, converting all four of his 3-pointers.
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"I'm not worried about converting people who are already committed to a structural change agenda," Mr. Mitchell said.
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So-called "social entrepreneurs" face bigger challenges than other company founders in converting their ideas into viable businesses.
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But Haq said converting a conventional kiln to the new technology costs $15,000 to $20,000, a hefty investment.
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Could this have an impact on the private equity firm possibly converting from a partnership to a corporation?
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Construction has already begun on converting a 85033-foot vehicle barrier to the 30-foot-high border wall.
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The state has been somewhat more successful in converting prisons it used to operate in New York City.
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Vegas had the early burst, peppering Mzarek with 16 first-period shots and converting on two of those.
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So, you know, and they've done frankly a really good job converting clients who come through that business.
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Vekic had five aces and no double faults while converting five of nine opportunities to break Ahn's serve.
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Duchene pushed the lead to 43-0 by converting a 3-on-2 rush about six minutes later.
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O'Reilly finally broke through during another extended offensive attack, converting a give-and-go play with Brayden Schenn.
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Converting to Christianity, welcoming missionaries, and relinquishing more than forty male concubines for monogamy emerge as expedient moves.
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Barbashev tied the game 95 seconds later by converting a pass off the right wall from Robert Thomas.
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But no matter if you're converting your analog audio yourself or scouring the internet, patience has its rewards.
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Rather than building its own vehicles, Built focuses on converting the popular construction equipment that's already out there.
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After converting to Islam in 1971, he changed his name from Lew Alcindor Jr. to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
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In May, Tepper said he's planning to return Appaloosa's capital to investors, converting it to a family office.
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They ended the half converting 60.9 percent from the field, as opposed to the Wildcats' 35.7 percent shooting.
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By converting the loans into contributions, Trump is telling his supporters he will not seek repayment via contributions.
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One intriguing example is a gut bacterium from mealworms that can digest polystyrene, converting it to carbon dioxide.
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None of these were written to send out like a newspaper, or with the aim of converting people.
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Converting the clan to Christianity was possible, Ms. Alicea felt, but the changes could go only so far.
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The Ducks tied it with 6003 seconds left in the period, converting on a 2-on-1 rush.
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The difficult thing about converting regular video to slow-motion video, then, is finding extra frames to show.
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After converting to Marxism, he theorized about the neutering of human self-awareness and initiative by consumer capitalism.
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These process sewage at all hours, converting it into fertilizer, and returning cleansed water to the Massachusetts Bay.
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When I first covered the company back in 2011, it was focused on converting old machines into virtual desktops.
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Entranced by the Iranian revolution, he converted from Sunni Islam to Shiism in 1979, then went about converting others.
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Writing "this is a test" in pen was close, but no cigar, with the lettering converting to "*hisis_test" instead.
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Matthews put the Leafs ahead 2-0 seven and a half minutes later, converting a pass from William Nylander.
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He is converting some of his A shares of Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA) into B shares (BRKB) of the company.
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After converting to LED streetlights, Los Angeles has excess power capacity, which it's using to charge up electric cars.
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There is very strong interest from China to start converting FLNGs and strong Chinese appetite for LNG, Pastoor added.
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"Moonlight" co-star Mahershala Ali spoke about becoming a Muslim and finding common ground with his mother after converting.
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The car's five square meters of solar panels are very efficient at converting sunlight to energy, the company claims.
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Converting them on your computer often requires shady shareware, so the online only Zamzar is a nice, fast alternative.
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Since arriving in 2013, Snap has bought a home, shops and an apartment building, converting them into guarded offices.
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Instead, DimeTime is a true virtual reality solution, converting playbooks into virtual experiences that players can interact with dynamically.
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Starbucks and its peers have another challenge in Cambodia: converting mass tastes to the Western style of coffee preparation.
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The transmitter then directs power along the same pathway, with the receiver converting the RF signal to DC power.
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The S Pen allows you to note-take in your preferred language, converting your handwriting into translatable text automatically.
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Before Kushner could propose marriage in June 2009, Trump had to complete the lengthy process of converting to Judaism.
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Solugen – Converting plant sugars into hydrogen peroxide Scientists border on alchemy these days and Solugen is a good example.
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Arvidsson capped the period with his second goal, converting Mike Ribeiro's feed at the right goalpost at 19:24.
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But instead of using sugars and yeast to make beer, it's converting waste materials to make fuels and chemicals.
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The Canucks ranked 29th on the power play last season, converting on only 14.1 percent of their chances. 3.
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He also purchased the Tamworth Lyceum, with the intent of converting the town's aging wooden cafe into a distillery.
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Shipping in nat gas via pipeline is a more attractive and cost-effective proposition than converting it to liquid.
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In fact, using a credit or debit card is likely cheaper than converting at most banks and credit unions.
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The company will be ramping up the pace of converting restaurant to the new technology in 2017, he said.
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Generating maps automatically involves taking aerial images and geographic data, and then converting them to machine-readable 3D maps.
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Konecny got the opening score at 17:01, converting a rebound for the 100th point of his NHL career.
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It was not an easy process converting my worldview from a more literalist interpretation to a more scientific worldview.
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Jeffries put the game away at the foul line by converting three two-shot opportunities in the final minute.
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OSU hit 063 206-pointers, but Tulsa countered by converting 230-of-229 foul shots in the second half.
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We began converting to BPA-free liners two years ago, and continued as suppliers were able to supply cans.
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It's focused on converting those people into mDAUs by helping them "find what they're looking for faster," he said.
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Unilever, Beiersdorf and L'Oreal are among the multinationals converting their supply chains for the world's biggest Muslim-majority nation.
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He spent the next three years as a reserve, first at tight end before eventually converting to defensive end.
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HPCL-Mittal Energy (HMEL) is converting a captive power plant at its 180,000 bpd Bathinda refinery to use petcoke.
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"The concept of converting underwriting losses to investment losses was intriguing," Greenberg said in the Manhattan courtroom on Wednesday.
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Converting nationally televised moments into sustained media bumps is key for campaigns attempting to gain traction and raise money.
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Still, Jordan's support marks how far McCarthy has come in converting a once vocal critic into a loyal supporter.
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Hungary's Katina Hosszu finally achieved some Olympic alchemy, converting a lifetime in the training pool into three individual golds.
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The Oilers (20-13-7) scored just 68 seconds into the game — Maroon converting a nifty pass from McDavid.
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To participate in those systems, users typically need to buy bitcoins first before converting those into another digital currency.
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The Kings also are struggling with the man advantage, converting on 2-for-36 in the last 11 contests.
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Polyak founded a company called PolyKup in 2014 with the intention of converting old gas guzzlers into electric vehicles.
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Oklahoma Gas and Electric is converting the state's largest coal plant to natural gas and adding scrubbers to another.
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A recent study by Deloitte proposed converting the refinery into a logistics centre and a facility to refine biomass.
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"In the STEM programs, 60-100 percent of the interns are converting to full-time employees," Fishman Cohen says.
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This tool could significantly reduce the headache of converting other assets like TV or YouTube commercials into Snap ads.
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Norris (2-1) blew a save after converting each of his first 11 opportunities but picked up the win.
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Now we have EMC, one of the original investors that created Pivotal, converting $400 million in debt to equity.
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So hard in fact that he's "done with the tablets" and is converting back to paper pictures, Belichick told...
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And abusers love "thoughtlessness" precisely because converting others to their cause isn't necessary for the achievement of their goals.
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Tulsa won despite converting only 35.3 percent of its field goals and making just 6-of-25 73-pointers.
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Despite technology demonstrations, however, the American military has not yet committed to converting existing trucks to such a system.
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The Hurricanes' power play continues to sputter, converting on 1-of-19 chances over the past eight games. 1.
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The Saints scored field goals on their next two possessions, with Wil Lutz converting from 46 and 24 yards.
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Even pacifist Japan is converting two destroyers to carry jets, for the first time since the second world war.
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Billionaires David Tepper of Appaloosa Management and Leon Cooperman of Omega Advisors are converting their funds into family offices.
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The new legislation would repeal much of ObamaCare by converting funds for certain provisions into block grants to states.
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Milwaukee had a slight edge in shooting from the floor, converting 42.9 percent to 41.8 percent for Los Angeles.
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At a December hearing, charges against her husband Michael Norris of converting criminal property worth 167,595 pounds were dismissed.
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A lot of cash moving around the US is easier than less money converting through other products and currencies.
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Three Balkan countries – Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia – lead the field in converting economic growth into well-being.
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According to the lawsuit, American Renal Associates devised a clever plot aimed at converting patients over to private plans.
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Yet Longstreet's legacy was accepting Confederate defeat, favoring Reconstruction, and converting to the Republican Party after the Civil War.
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Fungi are also useful in converting one chemical into another, such as in the production of vitamin B tablets.
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While living there, he underwent a transformation, changing his name and converting to Islam, said his father, Janardan Debnath.
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What that's worth to them depends on what other options they have for converting money today into income tomorrow.
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In addition to selling new shares, Carige said it would consider converting some of its riskier debt into equity.
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Others have suggested that perhaps FRBs are due to a black hole converting into a white hole and exploding.
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At a December hearing, charges were dismissed against her husband Michael Norris for converting criminal property worth 167,595 pounds.
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"Rather than converting the debt to equity, we expect to see a restructuring in the near term," he added.
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Colin Kaepernick is not only converting people to his cause with his protests; he's bringing about action now, too.
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Horvat padded the Canucks' lead at 7:12 of the third period, converting Josh Leivo's pass from the corner.
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According to the study, there are "systematic uncertainties" in converting observable light into the mass of stars in galaxies.
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One way the government is looking to lower leverage ratios is by converting some of the debt into equity.
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Seattle converting a two-pointer would have made it a two-score difference, effectively almost certainly ending the game.
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While promulgating sound policies like FISMA and the NIST framework are important, converting them into sound practice is critical.
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Those measures have included replacing teachers and principals, integrating schools racially and socioeconomically, or converting schools into charter schools.
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She memorialized her dead pet leopard Mickey by converting him into a dining-room table throw, gnashing teeth included.
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Mr. Musk said later in August that he was shelving the idea of converting Tesla into a private company.
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DeGrom, a ninth-round pick, blossomed into a top prospect for the Mets after converting from shortstop to pitcher.
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Federer finished with 14 aces and pulled away after converting only one of his first eight break-point chances.
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Before converting to Christianity in 2005, he was named one of the 50 most prominent public intellectuals in China.
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Sanford restored the Blues' one-goal margin with 2:47 left in the middle period by converting a rebound.
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Downer added that options to help companies include converting cash interest into accrued interest payments to boost firms' liquidity.
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Her father liked being there so much that he bought a dairy farm he's converting to a nut farm.
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The townhouse had been a longtime private school and Mr. Wexner spent years converting it into a lavish estate.
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Rudderless, he found Islam in 2004 through a friend, converting at a Queens mosque that other extremists had embraced.
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IAI, a market leader in converting passenger planes into freighters, declined to say how many companies operate these planes.
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One of the significant advantages of electric vehicles is the high efficiency of converting electrical energy to mechanical work.
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Taxpayers could also consider converting smaller amounts over several years to reduce taxable income and potentially their marginal rates.
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The Jesuits descended into the jungles with the twin goals of converting indigenous tribes and sheltering them from enslavement.
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I had no issue converting videos, copying files, or exporting clips smoothly and in a reasonable amount of time.
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That's because of the key roles they play in breaking down nutrients and converting them into energy-rich molecules.
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Astead W. Herndon: Warren's final pitch in Iowa comes down to converting undecided voters to her message of unity.
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Seyboth Wild saved all three break points he faced while earning 14 break points of his own — converting four.
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The universe was unimaginably hot, glowing brighter than a steel furnace, with energy converting into matter and back again.
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Floating solar panels will play an important part in the future of converting sunlight into energy, according to O'Neil.
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Denver made inroads in the third by pounding the offensive glass, converting four boards into nine second-chance points.
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"The game has been extremely successful at converting players to spenders," SuperData noted in its annual report published Thursday.
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In May, he said he was returning Appaloosa capital to investors and converting the fund into a family office.
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Earlier, Duke took advantage of a fumble on Army's first possession, converting on Collin Wareham's 25-yard field goal.
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Converting it to grayscale takes out the color, but it doesn't look like a real black-and-white picture.
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Artturi Lehkonen tied the score 16:31 into the period, converting Phillip Danault's pass from behind the red line.
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Sundqvist made it 2-0, converting Sanford's outlet pass into a breakaway goal 6:23 into the second period.
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The Sharks are 5-for-40 on the power play in November after converting 7-of-29 in October.
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Fiat Chrysler has substantially reduced its production of passenger cars and is busy converting car factories into truck plants.
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The mix of Orgone and Tourmaline Stones makes this a VERY POWERFUL EMF Shield and Negative energy converting device.
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Robinhood has found great success converting unpaid users to its subscription tier where they can borrow money to trade.
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In that time, they've had three bitcoin investors purchase boats, first by converting their cryptocurrency holdings into major currencies.
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We noticed that people were picking up the ISIS ideology who weren't even Muslim, they were converting to Islam.
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In part that's because of technological advances that have made solar cells more efficient in converting sunlight into power.
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When converting to a Roth IRA, you want to be on the hunt for low-income years, Levine said.
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Then they began converting their files into templates for lawyers in districts across the country to use, as well.
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For generations, the easiest way for most Americans to build equity by converting income to capital has been homeownership.
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Well-meaning Americans take some of the cats to Chicago, converting them to indoor pets, with decidedly mixed results.
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Wright-Phillips made it 3-1 with five minutes left in regular time, converting a pass from Sean Davis.
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By swapping the tub for a shower and converting the door to slide into the wall, the space feels larger.
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Yet that uptick in converting shoppers to buyers hasn't been enough to offset a continuous slide in traffic, Sides said.
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Converting disused office space also brings residents back to what are often run-down parts of the city, he said.
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Many are in favor of converting it into a memorial park, in honor of those who died in the earthquake.
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It does that by simplifying the process of creating sales lists, getting better leads and ultimately converting more enterprise sales.
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Cereal crops such as wheat are a much more efficient way of converting nitrogenous fertilizer into nitrogen in food protein.
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However, StanChart and Barclays managed to clamber over that hurdle by respectively restricting dividends and converting junior debt into equity.
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The chain is working on converting these customers into using the app, so it can target them with personalized promotions.
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This highlights the challenges involved in converting volume growth into earnings growth at this early stage of the strategic plan.
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It works by converting your files into an incomprehensible string of text so no one can make sense of it.
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"It will cost us $20 million probably," Winters said of the associated costs of converting that branch to a subsidiary.
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What I do know is they've had a real challenge in converting their revenue cycle system and collecting on it.
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A week later, NBC News has learned the FEC has posted no record of Trump converting his loans to donations.
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A bail-in typically means wiping out creditors' investments, slashing their value or converting them into shares in the bank.
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Two large turquoise and carnelian rings on his fingers, he is constantly punching numbers on a large calculator, converting currencies.
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"It's a way of perpetuating the memory of what they felt was really important work, of educating and converting Mormons."
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Gobert was instrumental, converting all three of his attempts while serving as an offensive fulcrum with his stellar pick-setting.
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Key to converting some residents has been listening to them about, and even owning up to, mistakes of the past.
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Those users may then end up either coming back over and over or eventually converting to customers and buying products.
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He concocted clever blitz packages and tried trick plays and twice went for it on fourth down, converting both times.
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Foreign investors still own vast quantities of krona-denominated assets that they are currently prevented from converting to foreign currency.
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In 2016, the school made headlines for converting an unused greenhouse into a 1,200-square-foot on-campus shooting range.
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An outcome involves generating five-star reviews on Yelp and Facebook, converting new customers and developing loyalty among existing customers.
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"The demand is there today and exporters are not converting dollars," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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Because pigs require no pasture, and are efficient at converting feed into flesh, pork is among the greenest of meats.
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Minnesota was hampered by a lack of productivity on the power play, converting just one of five man-advantage opportunities.
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That's why Anheuser-Busch just announced it would be converting another brewery into an emergency water response location in 2018.
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Berglund gave the Blues a 1-0 lead by converting off a scramble in front midway through the opening period.
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"The group has taken over a building within the terminal and is converting it for military use," the NOC said.
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Which is part of the company's strategy not only for funding a free tier but for converting users to premium.
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Hugh, ever the fixer, solved the problem of isolation by converting his memory of Liv into a living, breathing presence.
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Frontend web development is the process of converting data into the graphical interface, or web pages, seen by internet users.
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South Carolina hurt itself at the foul line, converting only 13 of 23 free throws, and was outrebounded 43-28.
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The opportunity to "thank" city services on SeeClickFix is part of a process that Berkowitz calls converting complaints into gratitude.
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Plus, they can track how well users are converting from free to paid customers by tracking in-app purchase data.
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Terrelle Pryor Broke Out The historical success rate for converting a quarterback to the wide-receiver position is pretty iffy.
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The gags about not understanding Europeans, converting euros into dollars, and bad women drivers are al incredibly stale in 2019.
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Indeed, Bentley pleaded guilty to failing to file a major contribution report and knowingly converting campaign contributions to personal use.
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More important than the number of active Macs, Apple is still converting a lot of new users to the Mac.
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As someone who is no stranger to converting a keyboard in search of perfection, I've got to applaud Klapse's mod.
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There is one, notably, about the Algerian migrant who ends up marrying an American girl and converting her to Islam.
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Nugent-Hopkins reduced Edmonton's deficit on a power play at 10:24 of the first, converting a pass from McDavid.
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"The demand was there today and exporters are not converting dollars," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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Ideally, this should be money that you have in a taxable account or someplace other than the amount you're converting.
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Within six months, many farmers—especially small-scale operations—would likely face tough choices about converting their fields to wheat.
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The sources said exporters were not converting dollars and that has resulted in lack of dollar liquidity in the market.
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Works for modernizing and converting the refinery into an oil upgrader, approved in 2016, will likely be halted by Feb.
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Scheifele pulled the Jets even with 49 seconds to play in regulation, converting a goalmouth feed from captain Blake Wheeler.
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Utah struggled to answer with another rally after converting just 4 of 22 field-goal attempts in the third quarter.
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Arizona RHP Brad Ziegler has blown two of his last three save opportunities after converting 43 in a row. 2.
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Fittingly, Ellis came through with a huge play by converting a 3-point play with 20.4 seconds left in overtime.
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We had a lot of scoring chances, and with chemistry I think we can be even better at converting them.
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They share an extremely low cost of acquiring new customers, and an alternative way of converting them into paid users.
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Over time, some teenagers began converting their accounts to business profiles so they too could access these digital popularity scores.
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Ertel broke the slump with 4:52 left converting a 3-point play to cut the lead to 52-48.
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"The more critical thing, however, the more immediate need, is converting people from part-time to full-time," he said.
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There would also be efforts to promote tourism, with projects like converting coal fields into parks for all-terrain vehicles.
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Its 5G Home device works like a home broadband router, receiving Verizon's 5G signal and converting it into Wi-Fi.
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"The market struggles in converting viewers, visitors, into buyers, people who actually pay money for an art work," he added.
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And second, how likely it is that forcibly converting bondholders to shareholders will do the trick in a financial crisis?
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Tesla fans have shown an interest in converting their electric vehicles into more comfortable places to sleep in the past.
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Exporters are not converting dollars and that has resulted in a lack of dollar liquidity in the market, sources said.
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In 2016 Microsoft took the next step in an effort to speed up the process of converting research into products.
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Earlier this year, India's top court said authorities should consider converting empty government properties in the cities into homeless shelters.
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Women with foreign drivers' licenses only began converting them earlier this month, so the number of new drivers remains low.
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Avis in January put in a so-called poison pill to prevent SRS from converting derivatives to more voting stock.
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The company is focused on converting real estate once used for parking and industrials into food and retail services uses.
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This is another reason to focus on building a recognizable brand; it will be critical in converting customers in-store.
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The opportunity is converting free users into paying ones - only about 2 percent currently stump up for the company's service.
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The creditors requested that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Delaware hear their argument for converting the case on Aug.
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Anti-abortion advocates, from Vice President Mike Pence on down, find President Trump useful for converting their beliefs into policy.
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WW, formerly Weight Watchers, launched Live Virtual Workshops for its members last week, converting its member meetings into virtual hangouts.
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"The process of converting scientific research into policy is one that we take for granted at times," Mr. Luettich said.
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Converting goals into habits is a process that requires you to first create a vision of your ideal future life.
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Still, it was Ronaldo who gave Portugal the lead, winning and converting a penalty after just four minutes of play.
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Converting factories to the production of cars, which would be subject to the much lower duty, could be a response.
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Google and Microsoft both offer online tools for converting pasted text, documents or entire web pages between dozens of languages.
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Andrew Strauch initiated scoring for Utah with 8:07 left in the first quarter, converting a 41-yard field goal.
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Something like Amsterdam's Sweets, which is converting 2240 of the city's canal-side bridge-controller houses into individual hotel rooms.
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Already, employers across the U.S. are preparing for "social distancing measures" that are, overnight, converting physical workforces into virtual ones.
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The teams shot at nearly an identical rate, with the Lakers converting 41.8 percent to 41.6 percent for the Bucks.
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After a Saturday spent hastily converting fortified buildings into shelters, they were hurrying the final preparations into place on Sunday.
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Striker Sam Vokes scored two of them by converting crosses that bookended a stunning volley by left back Stephen Ward.
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Civil liens cancel the criminal nature of the obligations, converting them to ordinary debts like loans or credit card purchases.
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Its custodians - monks from the Franciscan order - are converting the basilica, the seminary, and their home, to low energy lighting.
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I made a beanie, converting from the pattern, which was for a baby; needless to say, the calculations were complex.
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Both teams shot well in the opening 24 minutes, with Los Angeles converting 53.1 percent to 47.8 percent for Denver.
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The couple spent 33 years converting this Cold War-era nuclear missile silo into what they call a "subterra castle."
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The Seminoles couldn't take advantage of 10 first-half turnovers by the Cavaliers, converting those errors into only three points.
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The Timberwolves made 7 of 39 3-point attempts (17.9 percent) compared to the Clippers converting 12 of 34 (35.3).
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As the company's first female CEO, Rometty was instrumental in converting IBM from a tech company to a data company.
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The Counter-Reformation, in which the Catholic Church sought new ways of converting and maintaining believers, played an important role.
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Harden was spectacular throughout, converting 227 of 220 28-pointers while finishing 201-for-23 at the free-throw line.
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Harden was spectacular throughout, converting 6 of 12 3-pointers while finishing 12-for-12 at the free-throw line.
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With profitable days disappearing in the rearview mirror, should we secure our financial prospects by formally converting to nonprofit status?
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Converting properties into smart buildings has been a large focus in commercial real estate because of their massive energy consumption.
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Carosa's idea also calls for the Child IRA converting to a traditional one at age 19, subject to current law.
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After surrendering a large chunk to cover taxes and the cost of converting his options, he retained those that remained.
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In a state as narrowly divided as Florida, converting anger in February to votes in November may make the difference.
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The latter may be a challenge for some because of difficulties in converting impaired loans into Islamic equivalents, Ludeen said.
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On Monday Cooperman revealed he is returning outside investor capital at year-end and converting Omega into a family office.
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Storms add to their girth by sucking up evaporated seawater and build stronger winds by converting water vapor into energy.
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Banning bump stocks Bump stocks allow a semi-automatic weapon to function like an automatic weapon without actually converting it.
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He guided the Eagles to the Bears' 2, converting a third-and-9 to Jeffery, before three straight plays backfired.
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Converting those money-losing routes to scaled down segments could help shore up the Amtrak&aposs finances, its leaders say.
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Now, they are converting part of that center into a diphtheria ward, cordoning off isolation units by barring hallway doors.
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I will take web forms and I will take converting paper ... You need to get on the blockchain train, my friend.
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This winter the Chinese authorities arrested the leaders of underground banks that were converting billions of renminbi into dollars and euros.
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Most people are familiar with the concept of solar harvesting, or absorbing energy from the Sun and converting it into power.
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Ebner attributed that to Supercell's dedication to solving one big challenge in esports: Converting a game's player base to esports viewers.
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The star, who was raised Catholic, announced in 2015 that she was converting to Judaism ahead of marrying Israeli-born Bitton.
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In addition, institutional investors are snapping up affordable homes by the thousands in select markets nationwide and converting them to rentals.
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The team created $20173 million in cap space by converting $22017 million of his 22019 base salary into a signing bonus.
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Routers and wireless adapters do the job of converting these radio waves floating through the air into actual 1s and 0s.
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Pittsburgh failed on all eight power-play chances at Montreal after converting 4-of-10 in the first three games. 2.
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Ebert, a business consultant back then, wanted to figure out if it was worth converting his traditional IRA to a Roth.
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Trade Bill The bill is focused on converting trade deals between the EU and third countries into bilateral deals with Britain.
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But after a few weeks, the dongle started to malfunction, constantly not converting the analog signal from several of my headphones.
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That's where Australian startup Jaunt comes in, converting old vehicles like the 1971 Land Rover Series 2a into electric road trippers.
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Getting Charlie Brown from a sketch on the page to a balloon, though, meant converting a 163D character into three dimensions.
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The Senators continue to sputter with the man advantage, converting on 3-of-40 chances over the past 13 games. 1.
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I propose installing solar in over 150,000 homes and businesses and converting SUNY facilities to renewable energy by the year 2020.
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Furthermore, most agree that there has been too little investment in converting Openreach from copper to a modern all-fibre network.
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A dozen croupiers work the room, picking up thick wads of notes from the players and converting them into plastic tokens.
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And so we present the Dominator from Psycho-Pass, a quick-converting replica gun that moves from "paralyzer" to "eliminator" mode.
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But Girau says there's a lot of processing involved in converting silicon, as it's found in nature, to a usable form.
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The power play continues to be a source of concern for Chicago, converting only three times in its last 23 opportunities.
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He returned to Ireland in 432 as a missionary, where he played a major role in converting the Irish to Christianity.
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According to Press TV, Hashemi was born Melanie Franklin in the United States and changed her name after converting to Islam.
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Edmonton scored the only goal of the second period, matching San Jose's earlier score by converting on an odd-man break.
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The same goes for converting Facetime and Skype users to Duo, or the growing legion of Echo acolytes to Google Home.
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High earners can also get a Roth IRA by first contributing to a nondeductible IRA and then converting to a Roth.
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Bigger chickens, living closer together, become more efficient at converting grain into meat as they lack the space to move around.
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Now there shall be no more endless converting of your videos to make them more palatable to your Apple TV's desires.
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Ring-ring goes Kim's phone as she and Jimmy toil away, converting the dentist office into their new humble, professional abode.
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For instance, converting GBP to AUD is free during weekdays and below £5,000 per month (9,647.0.5 AUD, 5,600 EUR, 6,340 USD…).
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The team that invented the system is using it to study and develop new ways of converting and storing solar energy.
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Hedge fund manager David Tepper is planning on returning Appaloosa Management's capital to investors and converting it to a family office.
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With a sudden post-war excess of military aircraft, Britain and France began converting their light, reliable bombers into mail planes.
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Adobe noted that larger reatilers (over $1383 billion/year in sales) have better tech in place for converting browsers to buyers.
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The Tuscan bank's board met on Monday for an update on its restructuring plan, but made no decision on converting debt.
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The star, who was raised Catholic, announced in 2015 that she was converting to Judaism ahead of marrying Israeli-born Bitton.
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Poole was arrested shortly after the devices for converting Glocks to automatic weapons were delivered to his home, the records state.
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"Converting plans into action and delivery on the ground remains patchy," the task force said in a report published last month.
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The latter had existed as a California public benefit corporation, and now it will be converting into a California business corporation.
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The same goes for converting FaceTime and Skype users to Duo, or the growing legion of Echo acolytes to Google Home.
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The agreement under discussion would extend voting rights to all Vale shareholders by converting all stock into common shares, Valor said.
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"I'm tired of this system of converting attention into dollars, and using advertising to fund and finance the web," Conte said.
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HSI hopes their continued success converting dog meat farms to new, humane enterprises will eventually be adopted nationwide with state support.
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An extensive post on the Internet Archive's blog discusses the unique technical challenges of converting these handheld games for browser play.
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One company, Via Motors based in Orem, Utah, has been converting new pickup trucks to become plug-in extended range vehicles.
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Taylor shot the images in color with a Canon 5D MKIII camera, converting to black and white later in post-production.
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Converting the code to machine-readable binary meant threading bits of copper wire through magnetic cores on a kind of loom.
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Mahershala Ali remembered his own experience converting to Islam a couple decades ago after growing up in a devout Christian household.
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Trade Bill The bill is focussed on converting trade deals between the EU and third countries into bilateral deals with Britain.
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The proposal for the fund also urges converting the money raised into foreign currency once the yen strengthens, the Nikkei said.
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Korpikoski put the Stars back up 2-1 just 20 seconds later, converting a pass from Radek Faksa on a rush.
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The Wizards stayed in it by converting 15 of 42 3-point attempts compared to 7 of 20 for the Warriors.
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In 2017, conversion therapy, the act of converting a person's sexual orientation or gender identity, is still legal in 44 states.
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Somewhere along the way, he met a fellow music obsessive, James Murphy, converting him to the beauty of disco and house.
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In a feat of chemistry, Rachel proves that humans can still form sentences after converting into a quivering state of goo.
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The Wizards stayed in it by converting 58.73 of 42 3-point attempts compared to 7 of 20 for the Warriors.
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Ahn reached the quarter-finals by converting seven break points to upset third-seeded Belgian Elise Mertens 6-3 6-3.
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Neither of those numbers are as reliable as I'd like, and it's likely more users are converting to TouchID every month.
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The company produced a renewable crude oil, effectively converting algae into a fuel that has the same properties as crude oil.
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Northwestern nursed the lead to the finish line, converting four straight foul shots in the last minute to remove any doubt.
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Sacramento used its 3-point shooting to stay close, converting 16 of 39 attempts to 11 of 37 for Los Angeles.
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And lately I have been really converting those break points, but I have got to focus on the positives, I guess.
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The members of FaZe had fostered a fandom of millions online, but they weren't effectively converting their audience numbers into cash.
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The Islanders recorded their first even-strength goal of the series following a Carolina giveaway, with Bailey converting on a wrister.
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Sanders's campaign on Monday revealed it is banking on converting superdelegates to its side as a key part of its strategy.
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The veteran Justice Department lawyer has a reputation for working with "converting defendants into collaborators," according to The New York Times.
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A former long jumper and heptathlete, she has taken the sprinting world by storm since converting to the dashes full time.
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The Huskies scored two touchdowns in the second quarter to grab the lead for good, converting fourth downs on both drives.
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Many other farmers here are developing sidelines in organic and heirloom produce, or converting family farms from commercial to traditional production.
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In January, the president's office put forward draft legislation aimed at helping the borrowers by converting foreign exchange mortgages into zlotys.
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When he got back stateside, he divulged his grand ambition to a colleague, Eric Kaufman, whose main business was converting condos.
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The Democrats won a landslide victory in the 2018 midterms in part by converting voters with retrograde beliefs on identity issues.
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The Bluejays ended the half at 19-of-27 from the field, converting 6 of 10 from the 3-point line.
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Smelters' primary source of income is the fees received for converting mine concentrates into refined metal, the so-called treatment charge.
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In Florida, city planners and environmental scientists have considered converting miles of public land into retention basins to hold back floods.
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The practice involves selling off retirees' pension assets to third parties, most often insurance companies, thus converting them to group annuities.
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Silfverberg made it 23-22 at 271:276 of the period, converting a perfect setup by Kesler from behind the net.
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The streak without converting on power plays at home stretched to 18 consecutive chances, but the Hurricanes were rewarded right afterward.
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For those marketplaces where SEM isn't very effective, business development partnerships and enterprise sales are often higher converting channels of acquisition.
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Mitchell ignited the surge by converting a three-point play, and Gobert put the Jazz ahead with back-to-back baskets.
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Converting some sketches of their own faces — drawn by Yağmur — was one of the first things the two PhD students tried.
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It is also seeking tax incentives and has proposed converting $2.7 billion debt owed to it by GM Korea into equity.
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But the Hawks regained the momentum by converting two turnovers into five points for a 2105-299 lead at the break.
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The home also has a four-car garage that they are converting into a rental unit to help offset their mortgage.
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And if it wanted to get more ambitious, Congress could consider converting the credits to cash grants on a permanent basis.
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The firm is also converting and expanding the Macy's department store across the street into an office building called the Wheeler.
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After years of working, many people face the challenge of converting their savings into a sustainable flow of income in retirement.
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Instead it is converting the gravitational potential energy of the rocks into the energy needed to get back up the hill.
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It specializes in subsea construction but is converting huge ships to lift structures as heavy as 48,000 tonnes in one haul.
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One of the top-converting things that we're doing right now is this new series for people building [a] fashion business.
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And in South Africa and Zimbabwe, Dr. Cooney said, hunting has pushed landowners into converting agricultural land into private wildlife reserves.
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Smith tied the game, converting when Colin Miller's shot from the point caromed off the glass and back over the net.
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Formlabs is also working on another piece of personal protective equipment — looking at converting snorkeling masks into respirators and face masks.
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Significantly, Mr. Weissmann is an expert in converting defendants into collaborators — with either tactical brilliance or overzealousness, depending on one's perspective.
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Officials have been converting the IFEMA exhibition center — normally used for trade fairs — into the largest field hospital, El País said.
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Instead, both leaders initially implemented less restrictive measures, including converting bars and restaurants to only takeout services and limiting public gatherings.
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The Community Housing Movement has created 250 transitional units for 300 households, and is also converting an old school into housing.
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Other projects I completed with the power tools include sanding our porch and converting a cabinet into a kitty litter box
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Manning converted a pair of fourth downs on sneaks, but the sacks helped keep the Giants from converting those into points.
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Part of the renovation process includes converting 375 rooms into luxury condominiums, which are called The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria.
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A. Your phone's app store should have several utilities for converting documents and pages into PDF files, and some are free.
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The carrier is in the process of converting its fleet to satellite WiFi, however, which will offer an expanded coverage zone.
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Tuesday evening, local authorities announced that the city is converting another eight venues into temporary coronavirus hospitals, Xinhua News Agency reports.
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The question is: Can he increase his share of the black vote through turnout instead of through converting older black voters?
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The Astros did it again defensively, converting a terrific 4-6-3 double play to end the top of the eighth.
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Hiscox said, however, that the level of existing art buyers converting to online sales remained static for the third consecutive year.
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Omega Advisors is converting to a family office at the end of 2018, according to an investor letter obtained by CNBC.
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Detroit-based GM will invest $3.6 billion, while converting a $2.8 billion loan to the unit into equity, the KDB said.
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Trinity Valley became its own middleman in 2014, converting the cornfield across the road into a processing plant and retail shop.
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Mitrou-Long started it by converting a 4-point play when he hit a 3-pointer and was fouled by Flynn.
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Fultz then finished off the win by converting a 3-point play with 2:31 left for a 523-82 lead.
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Robinson tied the score 1-1 on his fifth of the season, converting on a wrist shot from the left circle.
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It makes converting currency easy, too — all you have to do is tap your screen while you're in the app's dashboard.
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Converting millions to Christianity During his life, Graham reportedly persuaded more than 3 million people to commit their lives to Christianity.
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Bill Jensen, the owner of Telluride ski area in Colorado, spent $6 million converting an empty apartment complex into employee housing.
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It is also getting easier to buy goods online using Bitcoin, without ever converting the digital currency into dollars or euros.
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True, converting debt that might cost 18% in interest to a loan that charges less than 4% looks good on paper.
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The cuts come as power companies drastically reduce their coal use, retiring coal-fired plants or converting them to natural gas.
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Mansfield found that local cooks are converting a cold remedy, Panadol CF, which contains pseudoephedrine, into methamphetamine in ramshackle kitchen labs.
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After converting to Islam, Mr. Silovsky began learning English and Arabic, and started to search for information about the Islamic State.
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A focal point of the investigation will deal with the aftermarket modifications involved in converting the Ford SUV into a limousine.
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And the people who say, "Oh, we'll all live happily ever after by converting people into entrepreneurs," that's delusional, I submit.
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Construction has already begun on converting a 5-foot vehicle barrier to the 30-foot-high border wall envisioned by Trump.
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Cristiano Ronaldo equalized for Madrid by converting a penalty kick just before halftime after Toni Kroos was fouled in the area.
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Their conclusion: plants are now converting 31 percent more carbon dioxide into organic matter than they were before the Industrial Revolution.
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Eternitywall just makes all this easy and accessible to any user, converting the blockchain into a sort of unchangeable, eternal Twitter.
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Saiz's unique, abstract, yet semiotically charged art reveals the relations we conceive between symbols and the world, converting signs into meaning.
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