Much of Game of Thrones, thematically, has been about breaking destructive cycles — whether political cycles, cycles of violence, or cycles of oppression.
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Go deeper: Insane news cycles of 2017 Insane news cycles of 2018, part 1 Insane news cycles of 2018, part 2
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THIS HAPPENED IN OTHER CYCLES OF AMERICAN – YOU KNOW, OTHER CYCLES.
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Politics right now is all just cycles upon cycles of tautology.
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It's driven by these cycles of revenge, these cycles of violence.
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"The natural environment has cycles operating at many levels from cellular protein turnover, to growth phases, sleep and wake cycles in complex organisms following the cycles of the day, monthly and yearly cycles of tides and seasons," Cooper said.
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"I pay attention to the cycles of nature, like moon cycles," she says.
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Founder and CTO of Natural Cycles, Elina Berglund Founder and CTO of Natural Cycles, Elina Berglund Dr. Elina Berglund will be chatting about her company Natural Cycles .
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The duty is as important between election cycles as it is during election cycles.
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Our circadian cycles also impact our longer cycles of reproductive functioning, and visa versa.
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The FAA said jets with 22,2737 to 230,2000 cycles must be inspected within 219,0007 cycles.
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Natural Cycles, an app to help people track their cycles, received FDA approval last year.
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Four emotionally and physically exhausting I.V.F. cycles (and two attempted donor egg cycles) later, they remained childless.
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Rusfond provided money for six cycles of aggressive chemotherapy and two cycles of targeted chemotherapy in London.
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This is the issue you probably spend more mental cycles and intellectual cycles on than anything else.
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Aircraft with more than 29,000 cycles must be inspected within seven days, while planes between 22,600 and 29,999 cycles must be inspected within 1,000 cycles, which typically correspond to the number of flights.
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Aircraft with more than 30,000 cycles must be inspected within seven days, while planes between 22,600 and 29,999 cycles must be inspected within 1,000 cycles, which typically correspond to the number of flights.
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The most precious resource that ought to be most efficiently managed is not hardware cycles, but human cycles.
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Do we really think cycles of cruelty do more to advance civilization than cycles of wisdom and empathy?
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Regular cycles pass almost unremarked while spikes and crashes catch the popular imagination as booms, busts and super-cycles.
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Far from locking countries in cycles of dependency, smart aid investments actually help countries unlock virtuous cycles of growth.
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On the other hand, treatments for female same-sex couples rose by 12 percent - to 4,463 cycles - and for single women by 4 percent - to 2,203 cycles - and for surrogates by 22 percent - to 302 cycles.
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The disk had gone through 10,984 cycles, or take-offs and landings, and had a life limit of 15,000 cycles.
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They found that Rossby numbers and solar cycles have an inverse relationship, so as Rossby numbers increase, solar cycles decrease.
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Sports Direct purchased Evans Cycles for an undisclosed sum immediately after parent FW Evans Cycles (UK) Limited went into administration.
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While people experience four or five long slow wave/REM sleep cycles nightly, the lizards averaged 350 80-second-long cycles.
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"Mankind has always had financial cycles and we will have financial cycles both in the public and private markets," he said.
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These cycles refer to the physiological or behavioral changes in a plant or animal that occur in roughly 24-hour cycles.
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Suddenly, it all seemed like a crazy cycle—I could suddenly log onto the cycles in my life and other people's cycles.
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The cycles ... I think, I feel like we get seduced, thinking that the cycles are much faster than they ever have been.
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It said jets with 22,6003 to 29,999 cycles must be inspected within 1,2737 cycles, which typically correspond to the number of flights.
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Anna Druet: There are many biological processes that function in cycles [Read: A lot of things in your body work in cycles].
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How Natural Cycles worksNatural Cycles claims to be around 93% effective under typical use, and 98 or 99% effective under perfect use.
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Natural Cycles claims to be 93% effective with typical use, according to research tracking 22,785 women through 224,563 menstrual cycles across two years.
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If it is true, price cycles in 2017-2018 are unlikely to resemble the boom-bust cycles of 2002-2009 and 2009-453.
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Like all teenagers, Lizzie is part child, part adult and part monster; she cycles through moods as quickly as one cycles through socks.
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Off the Shelf The most intriguing part of Howard Marks's new book about market cycles has nothing to do with the cycles themselves.
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Natural Cycles is an app that helps women track their fertility cycles so they know when they are most likely to become pregnant.
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We've got the end -- when I say episodes, long hiking cycles so I will throw out '250 long hiking cycles followed by termination points.
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" He explained that commodities "tend to run these long price cycles" and that these "bear super cycles for commodities last on average 20 years.
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Spirituality is about following ancient wisdom, planting by moon cycles, and harvesting by moon cycles, and participating in what is nourishing to the soul.
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While these apps track menstrual cycles and calculate ovulation windows, none of them have been given the type of approval that Natural Cycles has.
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High Margin Through Cycles: KWG's EBITDA margin has remained at 33713015%-33710003% through different business cycles and is one of the highest among Chinese homebuilders.
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Get a Hello Sense system to help you track sleep cycles and to wake you up at the best possible time within those sleep cycles.
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The company will reportedly also be adding a pair of health apps: "Dose" helps users keep track of taking pills and "Cycles" tracks menstrual cycles.
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High Margin Through Cycles: KWG's EBITDA margin has remained at 33713015%-3371852% through different business cycles and is one of the highest among Chinese homebuilders.
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"In the last three cycles, those are the three sectors that outperformed both cycles when you're flattening the curve to this current degree," he said.
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"The purpose of diversification, ultimately, is that through different economic cycles and different policy cycles, some asset classes will perform better than others," Hevert says.
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SPX has a history of rising in the months following the onset of Fed cutting cycles, even the pair of mini-cycles in the mid-1990s.
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IT and mobile products also tend to be at lower price points with shorter life cycles, making the demand for them more stable across economic cycles.
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But several laptop manufacturers estimate that you should get 300 to 500 charge cycles before the battery begins to fail; some may even promise 1,000 cycles.
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"I'm really interested in — especially right now — cycles of mess, cycles of revenge," Mr. Mac said in an interview last year with the theater website Howlround.
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Oil markets have always been exposed to boom and bust cycles, but the frequency and magnitude of price cycles may be more acute in the future.
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During the study, 317 women had a positive pregnancy blood test in a total of 395 ART cycles, including nine women (16 cycles) who were marijuana users.
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It's about the nature of self-destruction in a literal sense: cells have life cycles and stars have life cycles and plants and the universe and us.
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While no Qantas jets have yet reached 30,000 cycles, the airline plans to inspect 33 planes with more than 22,6003 cycles by the end of this week.
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Correlation to Economic Cycles The ratings incorporate the industry's high correlation to economic cycles, which negatively affects operating trends in downturns and increases volatility of operating results.
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Also, it recommends inspections by the end of August for fan blades with 20,000 cycles and inspections to all other fan blades when they reach 20,000 cycles.
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Betelgeuse endures such cycles of ups and downs, and the most likely explanation for the current episode is that two cycles bottomed out at the same time.
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But in the end, your mind really does get stronger with cycles of effort and recovery, and so my days, months and years revolve around these cycles.
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"Natural Cycles 'all clear' following investigation" read the subject of an email sent to my inbox today, by Hot Cherry — the aforementioned UK PR company for Natural Cycles.
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There will be a new Dose feature to help you remember to take your pills, but the most important feature is Cycles, which will help track menstrual cycles.
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Compared with flash, which can withstand about 3,000 write cycles, PCM can withstand up to 10 million cycles, making it a potentially industry-changing technology for data centers.
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Now you might say, 'Why do women need this to help them track their cycles because they've been tracking these menstrual cycles other ways for thousands of years?
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LG: What do you think about the fact that production cycles for some of these new products are compressed, and not only that, but purchasing cycles are compressed?
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It found that Spain leads the continent in assisted reproduction, with a record 119,875 treatment cycles; followed by Russia (110,250 cycles); Germany (27,28); and former front-runner France (21990,215).
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Whereas melting during warm cycles used to get balanced out by new ice forming during cool cycles, warm periods now cause significant meltdown and cool periods simply pause it.
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According to the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology, in 2017 there were 10,936 fertility preservation cycles for patients looking to store their eggs, up from 8,825 cycles in 2016.
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Fitbit added a female health feature to its app in May 2018, allowing you to manually track menstrual cycles and symptoms to predict upcoming cycles and likely fertility windows.
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Shortly before the FAA order Friday, CFM recommended inspections for engines with 30,303 cycles be conducted within 20 days, as well as inspections of engines with 20,000 cycles by August.
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Regardless, the S&P 500 has a history of rising in the months following the onset of Fed cutting cycles, even the pair of mini-cycles in the mid-1990s.
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He said that no Qantas jets had yet reached 0007,230 cycles, but that the airline would inspect 2000 planes with more than 22,600 cycles by the end of this week.
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"If we want to see equity for women in government in our lifetime, we have to have record-breaking election cycles in the next few cycles to come," she says.
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It's limited to women with cycles between 24 and 35 days, and is not for those with PCOS, or polycystic ovary syndrome, who face hormone imbalances and highly irregular cycles.
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According to the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), the official arbiter of U.S. business cycles, since 1854 the U.S. economy has experienced 34 cycles in all, and since the modern era of macroeconomics began post World War II, it has experienced 12 cycles in total (including the present one in both instances).
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Other factors that may increase risk are starting periods at an early age, monthly cycles that are less than 27 days, or heavy menstrual cycles that last more than seven days.
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Women in the highest alcohol consumption group (14 units or more per week) had 37 pregnancies in 307 cycles, and those who did not drink had 1,381 pregnancies in 8,054 cycles.
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"For example, if a person typically has cycles 26-32 days in length and suddenly starts having cycles 20-25 days in length, then it is worth seeing a healthcare provider."
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In the second episode, Rosa cycles through several different variations on the same experience, each time watching as what she believes is really happening falls apart and cycles back on itself.
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After a year, the benchmark S&P 500 rose an average of 20.4% during insurance cycles, while the index fell an average of 10.2% during pre-recession cycles, according to Allianz.
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GRAPHIC: Oil services sector's boom and bust cycles - tmsnrt.
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It's like two years ... yeah, there's giant long cycles.
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Instead, Egyptians lived in neheh , the time of cycles.
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"The cycles — the average cycle has extended," Cook said.
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If the warm cycles of the N.A.O. are associated with huge losses of ice, and the cool cycles only pause the melting, it suggests a threshold has been reached: As average temperatures rise further, melting will be more sustained, and the cooling cycles will have less of an effect in slowing the ice loss.
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CFM also recommends completing inspections of fan blades with more than 20,000 cycles by the end of August, and inspections to all other fan blades by the time they reach 20,000 cycles.
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Sweden's medical regulator says it is continuing to investigate the contraceptive app Natural Cycles over 37 unintended pregnancies, despite claims from Natural Cycles that the company is "all clear" following the investigation.
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Whereas the melting that happened during warm cycles used to get balanced out when new ice formed during cool cycles, warm periods now cause significant meltdown and cool periods simply pause it.
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JF: I think there is the individual company, you know, we-, we've seen cycles like this, the dotcom bubble, the 2008, and so on and so forth, so these cycles comes and goes.
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"You have a fire, you lose trees, you lose precipitation, you put particulate matter in the air, which is also going to alter the hydrological cycles and the regional climate cycles," says Bruna.
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The FAA announcement on Tuesday requires inspections by August of CFM engines with 20,000 cycles of use, and then regular inspections for fan blades every additional 3,000 cycles, or about every two years.
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It is the nature of business cycles that recessions happen.
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Since I've had this place, I've written three song cycles.
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While you sleep, you go through cycles of sleep states.
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Apple introduced a new app coming in watchOS 6: Cycles.
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Later that winter, he went through 30 cycles of radiation.
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Nevertheless, the time cycles can cause a move to accelerate.
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So, that's two cycles of the business cycle right there.
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These smaller companies are generally more vulnerable to economic cycles.
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Natural Cycles comparing itself to other forms of birth control.
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Examples include Paris's Vélib and London's Santander Cycles ("Boris bikes").
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The group also supported President Barack Obama in past cycles.
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Among those with interrupted cycles the figure was above 60%.
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In cycles, things often go down before they go up.
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It would meaningfully change their revenue and their product cycles.
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Plus, I still had embryos leftover from the IVF cycles.
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BLANKFEIN: NO, NO, SURE, THERE ARE CYCLES TO THESE THINGS.
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Something similar is happening with phones, with replacement cycles lengthening.
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Fitch believes higher margins provide enhanced operating flexibility through cycles.
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Natural Cycles' original statement implied that no investigation was continuing.
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GRAPHIC - Boom and Bust Cycles of Oil Services Sector: tmsnrt.
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Life cycles endlessly, and we are part of this process.
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They bring dynamic, vibrant and shorter cycles to the ecosystem.
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Those unsuccessful IVF cycles will serve as the control group.
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She is the antidote to the unsustainable cycles of consumption.
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But in recent cycles, Republicans have been off their game.
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What to do about those long and costly sales cycles?
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We will not interrupt REM cycles Let sleeping passengers lie.
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These cycles also tend to make the storm larger. pic.twitter.
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"Throughout my career, I've looked to understand cycles," said Green.
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Two election cycles later, Donald Trump entered the political world.
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These include the use of celestial cycles as primitive calendars.
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The Krupas were allowed four cycles of in vitro fertilization.
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Bipolar disorder is characterized by cycles of mania and depression.
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The major takeaway is that retirement investing moves in cycles.
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The program aims to reach 10,000 students with 300 cycles.
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Our bodies and brains repair themselves during our sleep cycles.
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Then there's the fact that music no longer has cycles.
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You can also use it to track your sleep cycles.
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"Trump overtakes news cycles at every turn," complained Mr. Walsh.
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Are cycles in youth culture of any interest to you?
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"It goes in cycles, like everything else," Mr. Bucci said.
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Why should women have to go through 400 menstrual cycles?
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In past cycles, the national team also played college squads.
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"Everything in our world comes in cycles," Ms. Wilkie said.
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After another couple of cycles, we were ready to eat.
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I mean, we're ten years into one of these cycles.
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The headlines left some people nervous about using Natural Cycles.
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Copenhagen is now world famous as the city that cycles.
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Understanding Earth's carbon cycles is crucial to understanding climate change.
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Mulaudzi said not everyone manages Johannesburg's hills on the cycles.
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Sedation interferes with these cycles, altering the brain's natural process.
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How do these power dynamics contribute to cycles of violence?
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Since then there have been cycles of advance and retreat.
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Something about cycles and resonances and the value of life.
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Instead, what drives their sleeping cycles is their grumbling tummies.
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An advantage of autocracy is that election cycles don't matter.
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Surveying the American presidency, Skowronek sees politics unfolding in cycles.
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Baseball runs in cycles, so trend lines can always change.
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How do they cause pleasure and reward cycles to flip?
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But, again, I do think these things come in cycles.
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None of them worked shifts that could interrupt sleep cycles.
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One such app, called Natural Cycles, just surpassed 100,000 users.
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Perhaps the study's most surprising finding was that breast cancer risk was significantly lower among those women who underwent seven or more cycles of I.V.F., compared with those who received one or two cycles.
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Businesses, lawmakers and advertisers, prodded in large part by a frank online discussion of menstrual cycles and backed by calls for gender equality, have sought ways to make menstrual cycles a little less agonizing.
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Furthermore, Apple's expected to announce two new health apps for watchOS 6: one allegedly called "Cycles" to track menstrual cycles like on iOS 13 and another called "Dose" to remind you to take your pills.
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You can also move over to the Trends tab to see data about your period cycles, such as how long how your menstrual cycles typically last and how many days there are between your periods.
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And it was Adam's very smart, although at the time I thought maybe not correct idea that the best way to do it would be to split the news cycles, create two news cycles, basically.
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Natural Cycles did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Pattern recognition is a key component in dealing with market cycles.
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Again, we're long-term players, and we know there'll be cycles.
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That includes factors like moon cycles, predatory habits, and light penetration.
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In presidential election cycles, Democrats usually benefit from higher voter turnout.
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This discovery is crucial to reconstructing dinosaur life cycles and behavior.
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So those are the last three modern days of hiking cycles.
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While at Baker, he successfully managed investments through multiple economic cycles.
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We are committed to making Xplore profitable through all market cycles.
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You press a button and it cycles through the different parameters.
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Your daily night's rest is broken up into several sleep cycles.
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There may also be a clock that's driven by lunar cycles.
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The election ad archive will be collected into four year cycles.
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But the problem is most people's cycles are not always regular.
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The oil industry is no stranger to boom and bust cycles.
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These days he only makes about 30 custom cycles per year.
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This determines their level of sophistication, revenue potential and sales cycles.
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What's more, Chuu has over 200 costumes that she cycles through.
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The story cycles through each of their perspectives as things unfold.
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They were stunned by how clearly they could see the cycles.
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Surfing and skateboarding have endured similar cycles of booms and busts.
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Economists understand even less about economic growth than about business cycles.
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Apple's long-term future cannot be built on hardware upgrade cycles.
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Boom and bust cycles are par for the course for bitcoin.
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Languages, like species, experience cycles of evolution, proliferation, and often extinction.
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The timing of the price hike depended on individuals' billing cycles.
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So when we talk about market cycles, the basis your book.
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We may often think of election cycles happening separately, years apart.
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These events tend to run in cycles of about 20 years.
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TT: Right, no, I tend to, maybe to move with cycles.
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Of those, it said, about 680 have at least 30,000 cycles.
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Hindawi said that he's looking for more predictable quarterly sales cycles.
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There are going to be odd moments and challenging news cycles.
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Cyclists, some aboard bike-share cycles, swerving to avoid everyone else.
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It's 295 percent over the course of the last three cycles.
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Ultimately, these cycles of violence will result in a massive conflagration.
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This affects atmospheric cycles, and therefore weather patterns, around the world.
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That's because the game has a set maximum of card cycles.
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Former eBay CEO John Donahoe, a top giver in recent cycles?
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But it can end the pointless cycles of pressure and negotiation.
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M&A is episodic, volatile and subject to market valuation cycles.
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Nevertheless, there are some regularities when it comes to economic cycles.
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Employees attributed outsourcing of rework to the company's cycles of production.
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"Fed tightening cycles always end with (a) financial 'event,'" Hartnett wrote.
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In recent cycles, they had backed the establishment against conservative candidates.
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Their history suggests that titles are inevitable; they come in cycles.
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But the situation now seems locked into cycles of increasing desperation.
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Late cycles are typically marked by slowed growth and rising inflation.
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Long acquisition cycles mean using yesterday's technology to counter tomorrow's threats.
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The reason for this is "limited cycles" of treatment, Lockwood said.
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He wasn't alone in believing a majority would take two cycles.
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Fans have tuned out the N.F.L. in previous presidential cycles, too.
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RIVERHEAD "Brew Crew Cycles," group bike tours to breweries in Riverhead.
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But they help mark broad cycles in markets and the economy.
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Conversely, cycles of past were driven by PCs, smartphones, & communications infrastructure.
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Speculation like this waxes and wanes with news and polling cycles.
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Like Natural Cycles, Dot bills itself as a "digital contraception" app.
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Things in life always go in cycles and it's that time.
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And sometimes these tech companies in general go through cycles, right?
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The Natural Cycles app has already been linked to unwanted pregnancies.
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Cities often lead trend cycles for mass adoption of new technologies.
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To be clear, the mechanisms behind these cycles are established science.
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In recent cycles, for example, Democrats have done well with scientists.
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He cycles to work and carries his things in a backpack.
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The number of charge cycles you get depends on the battery.
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She had done two more cycles of treatment without achieving sobriety.
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I don't see great wheels turning and endless repetitions of cycles.
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Recovery from depression is associated with a normalization of these cycles.
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"So you go through some cycles; you're supposed to," Auriemma said.
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Because innovation cycles are sort of unrelated to the Dow. Investments.
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Sanders also lost Arkansas in both the 2016 and 2020 cycles.
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You can feel the cycles of nature as the narrative unfolds.
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And cycles end with policy mistakes and inversions of yield curves.
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But the dryer needs several cycles to get clothes fully dry.
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For the past two Democratic cycles, the winner was pretty apparent.
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There's talk of maxi-pads, synchronized menstrual cycles and period sex.
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Some people take off recording cycles, but I record year round.
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Well, the life of a battery is measured in discharge cycles.
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The infinity mirror room cycles through a few "Star Wars" moments.
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The two firms have run 15 compression cycles across five currencies.
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Like most good things, Civilized Cycles' Model 1 won't come cheap.
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The ancient Babylonians saw time as a wheel, repeating in cycles.
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Executives close to Solomon think the exits are tracking past cycles.
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"Our big-name recruits in previous cycles haven't done so hot."
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A refrigerator, on the other hand, sucks down power in cycles.
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Natural Cycles is not a harmless toy; it's a medical device.
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Don't think in terms of election cycles, think rather in decades.
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Obviously we have extensive fact-checking experience through numerous election cycles.
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Others think things that others don't and things go in cycles.
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These cycles can be difficult to manage—even in an upswing.
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Interest rate cycles are long, typically stretching 93 to 37 years.
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Market cycles don't end at fair value, they end at overvaluation.
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See how the current Democratic presidential field compares with past cycles.
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Lunar eclipses occur due to the merging of two different cycles.
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You sense eternal cycles of creation and destruction, cohesion and entropy.
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But I think it's because these things go around in cycles.
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Aircraft that have carried out more than 2800,7373 flight legs, or cycles, must be checked within seven days, the safety regulator said, while those with 807,216-807,999 cycles must be checked before completing a further 1,000.
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Where a typical lithium-ion battery could give you only 1,000 to 2,000 discharge cycles, tests showed the million-mile battery had 95% of its life left after 1,000 discharge cycles and about 90% after 4,000.
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"If we can pay attention to the cycles of life, we can pay attention to the cycles of death and just re-familiarize ourselves with that," said the actress, who was introduced as Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter.
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I don't know if the changes we are seeing are the result of natural cycles that occur in geologic time, or if they are governed by solar cycles, or are, as many worry, anthropogenic (caused by humans).
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Qantas discovered cracks in a plane with about 230,2000 cycles that was undergoing heavy maintenance, while Southwest found cracks in one with about 219,0007 cycles, sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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In my test, the coconutBattery app revealed that my 18-month-old iPhone battery had gone through 610 charge cycles; Apple's website says the battery loses about 20 percent of its original capacity after 500 charge cycles.
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Currently, presidents, senators and lower-house deputies are elected on different cycles.
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This is just a … speed bump, which happens in the business cycles.
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We looked at the last three rate-hiking cycles back to 1994.
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In multicellular animals, cells go through many cycles of growth and division.
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"This is just a couple years of inflation cycles here," he said.
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" Weight gain followed in what the Times described as "bing-purge cycles.
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According to Natural Cycles, most women have 22018 red days a month.
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It's a way for people that experience cycles to advocate for themselves.
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Users can invite others to track or view their cycles as well.
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In the past three cycles, it had not moved above that level.
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He warned against trying to solve America's problems in 24-month cycles.
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That disconnect has led to several cycles of outrage, and even violence.
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ECONOMIC and political cycles have a habit of being out of sync.
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Often these offhand photos can drive small news cycles of their own.
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Walden served in Emmer's role during the 2014 and 85033 election cycles.
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I didn't see the cycles of nature or notice it that much.
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Miller then underwent several cycles of chemotherapy between March and May 2011.
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LONDON (Reuters) - All commodity markets are prone to boom and bust cycles.
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Pure Cycles expects to ship the Volta in August later this year.
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And I think that's the big difference between earlier cycles and this.
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Jemisin's world goes through cycles of catastrophes that upend humanity each time.
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The habits of enemies, which have their own little lives and cycles.
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Their careers oscillate from triumph to disaster on roughly three-year cycles.
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On average it takes three cycles for a woman to become pregnant.
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There's more Facebook could do to shake me out of these cycles.
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The myth of the bus is at least several election cycles old.
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In addition, Docker will offer different release cycles depending on the job.
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Depressing cycles of elections, protests, coups and military regimes dominate Thai politics.
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The risk is that this leads to ever-worsening cycles of violence.
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This tack would have gotten them nowhere a few election cycles ago.
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Today it claims to operate 10m cycles in some 6003 cities worldwide.
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LG: But here, I mean especially in Silicon Valley, everyone cycles everywhere.
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Could these cycles in tooth development also be linked to nursing behavior?
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Natural Cycles says its app is 93 percent effective at typical use.
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Not only in news cycles and Twitter rants, but for the economy.
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But now the economic and financial cycles may work against each other.
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That, too, cycles daily—peaking a few hours before the protein does.
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Still, perfect use of the Natural Cycles app has been notably uncommon.
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Traditional Hindu scriptures imagine the existence as a series of repeating cycles.
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Most election cycles will wind up deviating from them to some degree.
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Post-war German history has moved in cycles of about 25 years.
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And you have it in a capitalistic system, you have these cycles.
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But on Mars, these so-called "Milankovitch cycles" are far more dramatic.
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Net debt/investment property has been around 10% through different business cycles.
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She cycles through the things she should, or shouldn't, talk about: Sorrow?
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If you harken back to earlier cycles, you will find others. Why?
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I have been a VC investor now for at least three cycles.
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"It's probably a good idea to go through slight cycles," he says.
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News cycles are seasonal, and plenty of people — to their great credit!
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Apple says its batteries should last for at least 240 charge cycles.
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Economists have long acknowledged the role of mass psychology in business cycles.
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"I've been through cycles, I've been through a lot," admits Mr Trump.
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Yield curves are also likely to be flatter than in previous cycles.
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In contast, real returns during tightening cycles were just 2.3% a year.
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Government bonds returned 3.6% during easing cycles and 0.3% in tightening ones.
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Price as Reviewed: $1,395 (sale price)/ $1,699 (final price) at Lithium Cycles
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The average number over the last five election cycles has been 23.
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They don't have the perspective that experiencing many election cycles may bring.
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As in past manufacturing cycles, the "industrial heartland" remains at greatest risk.
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They are sick of hearing debates about human-caused or natural cycles.
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In 2015, SwapClear completed 45 multilateral compression cycles in conjunction with triReduce.
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But if you start using eclipse cycles, how many do you have?
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It's related to some global cycles on earth, or even interplanetary processes.
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It's related to some global cycles on earth, or even interplanetary processes.
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And remember this flooding is for 3-4 straight tide cycles. pic.twitter.
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That would come after two years of weak replacement cycles, Hall said.
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First, fertility is very personalized, as cycles vary from person to person.
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For some, hair goes through cycles of falling out and growing back.
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They have suggested natural variables including ocean cycles, volcanoes, and solar radiation.
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Around the clock news cycles and social media sometimes amplify these divisions.
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Mr Minsky (senior) saw that financial and economic regulation goes in cycles.
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Countries' prospects rise and fall over cycles of up to ten years.
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It elected a Republican only once in the past 25 congressional cycles.
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They followed the women for another six menstrual cycles after the miscarriage.
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It cannot be dealt with in four- or even eight-year cycles.
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When acquaintances subtly suggest that their normal sleep cycles of 10 p.m.
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We backed folks like Boozt, GetYourGuide, Natural Cycles, Prezi very early on.
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Overall, 228 of the fertility treatment cycles resulted in a live birth.
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Bloomberg has previously flirted with running for president in several election cycles.
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How can women break free of misogyny and break cycles of harm?
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The Yankees' championship cycles, which began in 1923, have run even longer.
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It could also face one very big challenge: modern product-upgrade cycles.
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Feinblatt contrasted the position adopted by Harris with Democrats in previous cycles.
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I.V.F. cycles more often end not with a baby but with failure.
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Even in orderly presidential cycles, New Hampshire primary voters are notoriously volatile.
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Why are Tron-inspired light cycles now a thing in GTA Online?
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Everyday Rajni cycles 40 miles to get to college and keep studying.
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Look for opportunities to break cycles of violence near and within you.
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Only in mammals that evolved ovulatory cycles did the clitoris move away.
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"I sense [this skepticism] that goes in cycles and waves," Kornacki says.
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With Cycles, Apple is adding female health tracking to its Apple Watch.
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He advises entrepreneurs, startups and high-growth companies throughout their life cycles.
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I think the trick is how we manage the cycles,"," said Somasundaram.
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Until then, we can expect endless cycles of sanctions and pious speeches.
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The air stinging the eyes as it cycles through plane's ventilation system.
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Once their cycles were synced, Lauren started daily injections of fertility hormones.
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On average, they performed 20% more cycles than women with lower-incomes.
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Being in nature, I like to observe patterns and cycles, [like] seasons.
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The US Rowing team, for instance, doesn't take menstrual cycles into account.
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To avoid a major recession, the cycles will have to be rebalanced.
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Republican voter interest, meanwhile, has seen little change between the two cycles.
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We've long known that disrupting those cycles doesn't just make you groggy.
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The newly identified genes may also affect more than our sleep cycles.
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Anybody that's looked at history knows that these things go in cycles.
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And ultimately what happened in those two cycles is that Democrats won.
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Their life cycles also get faster, causing them to reproduce more quickly.
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Our bodies are completely different and heavily impacted by our menstrual cycles.
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Nobody has been held accountable for what's happened the past few cycles.
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It also discounts variables that differ across cycles, such as voter turnout.
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Times Insider We talked about weather cycles, commodity prices, tariffs and Trump.
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We've been seeing a fertility specialist and going through cycles of treatment.
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They touch on trends but remain classic enough to transcend fashion cycles.
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Global warming has shifted the natural cycles of life and death here.
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Repeat this for a few breath cycles, breathing in gently and regularly.
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If recent press cycles are any indication, most of us believe this.
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Researchers found that exposure to artificial light was shifting people's circadian cycles.
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I went through cycles where I would sneak into my mom's closet.
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As a result, women do not have regular menstrual cycles each month.
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Why might Iowa be less relevant this year than in previous cycles?
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" She also tweeted, "Men and women both go thru cycles of arousal.
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The party in power historically loses seats in off-year election cycles.
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They've been through too many cycles in my building's ancient washing machines.
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Besides, Tehran has witnessed earlier cycles of unfulfilled U.S. threats — many times.
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After decades of enduring cycles of violence, Iraqis are hardened to conflict.
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Simply put, more freeze-thaw cycles result in more potholes, he said.
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A typical iPhone lithium-ion battery should last for approximately 500 cycles.
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B.E.: You have talked about the difficulties of breaking cycles of violence.
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You can use an unconstitutional map for one or two election cycles!
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But with practice you can learn to disrupt and tame negative cycles.
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Women had their menstrual cycles recorded on blackboards, for all to see.
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All of this creates trust and virtuous cycles that power our growth.
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And it will undoubtedly take time to scale, likely several election cycles.
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In private, though, she was trapped in cycles of distrust and shame.
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What happens with chronic pain is you get into these bad cycles.
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The group has held similar forums in the 2008 and 2016 cycles.
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Instead of rewarding hard work and initiative, cycles of poverty get perpetuated.
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Presidential cycles are for eight years unless the first-term winner stumbles.
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First, you'll start with hedge funds because they have easier redemption cycles.
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How many cycles of destruction and rebuilding can a city cope with?
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Other treatments included some 5,600 donor insemination cycles - where donor sperm is placed directly into the womb - largely among patients with a female or no partner, and 1,463 egg freezing cycles by women wishing to have a child later.
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Further cycles of homework and fines may follow until Italy is deemed compliant.
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The credits will begin two billing cycles after you take home the 6T.
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Information technology comes in cycles, each giving rise to a new computing platform.
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The sunglasses' popularity has gone in cycles, reaching a peak during the 1980s.
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With this country's ingenuity comes cycles of innovation, periods of booms and busts.
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Folks would be begging for authoritarian oligarchs after a few cycles of that.
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"Now, these cycles would've predicted the recent declines in IBM's stock," Cramer said.
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He cycles through self-doubt — did he actually hear a bang at all?
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And I think we're going through those cycles, but at an accelerated speed.
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She added the event is normal operating procedure ahead of presidential campaign cycles.
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Then we go through cycles where we really want to make big changes.
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Since that year, cases have waxed and waned, seemingly in two-year cycles.
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"The review cycles have taken a little longer than originally planned," he said.
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Nadia and Alan finally found a way to break out of their cycles!
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Uber, for example, now pays for its employees to complete two IVF cycles.
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There are 14 broods that emerge in different regions on 17-year cycles.
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Those first touring cycles helped raise it's stature but it took a while.
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After 500 charge cycles, iPhone batteries will only retain 80% of their charge.
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In recent election cycles, the dominant theme on the right has been purity.
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Scherwitzl says Natural Cycles followed the same approval path as the Durex Condom.
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As [Julian] Assange says, there are, like, these cycles of securitization that happen.
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That's why Apple looks at those life cycles as units of environmental impact.
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It includes five manual speeds along with four pre-programmed cycles and pulse.
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In fact, Natural Cycles didn't find the 37 unwanted pregnancies all that shocking.
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The contours of stock-market cycles become discernible only once they are over.
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However, profitability will remain sensitive to economic and interest rate cycles in Kuwait.
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"We've always had economic cycles, and I believe we always will," he wrote.
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The first 23 cycles of the show yielded just nine winners of color.
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Once upon a time, producers would track the menstrual cycles of female contestants.
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We still have more cycles to go (PEQ1-PEQ5), but it was awesome.
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FABER: I'M GOING TO HAVE TO STUDY UP ON ALL MY CYCLES, LLOYD.
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The bottom line: Economic cycles don't die of old age (cliché, but true).
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Natural Cycles instead states that its typical user's pregnancy risk is 123 percent.
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The central bank has a record of dangerous complacency late in economic cycles.
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In past cycles, research advances in A.I. generated excitement but not much business.
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But those cycles are short and get shorter as the night goes on.
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"We don't respond to swings in public opinion or election cycles," Harker said.
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During my time at CNN, the last four campaign cycles dominated my life.
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The most clinical and evidence-based cause is uninterrupted menstrual cycles without pregnancy.
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They reformed economic management so economic cycles could be smoothed and panics contained.
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The pastor leads the service while the congregation cycles through playing different instruments.
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And this is where mobile AR's secret weapon comes into play: replacement cycles.
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It was a deep lesson in the cycles of life, in a way.
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The cycles of seasons are one of the constants of life on Earth.
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During normal days, a "daylight loop" cycles through 11 different-colored light moods.
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She also cycles over 50 km a day, in and around the city.
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Silicon Valley goes through boom-and-bust cycles, but always reinvests in itself.
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Over the past few election cycles, campaigns have developed a laser-like precision.
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And that can cause problems with women's menstrual cycles, fertility, and cardiac function.
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The film then cycles through a bunch of story beats in a hurry.
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And Facebook anticipates more bad news cycles like the ones hitting them now.
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Interest rates are not as high as they have been in past cycles.
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"Within our Splunk sales cycles, we're not seeing that," said CEO Douglas Merritt.
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The firm cited its analysis of the company's previous three large investment cycles.
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Sheikh Ahmed said Bahrain aimed to balance its budget "within three budgetary cycles".
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These cycles occur because the Earth's orbit around the sun is not constant.
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Cooke-Cottone tells patients to think of their day in three-hour cycles.
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That's the average number of retiring representatives over the last five election cycles.
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You see cycles of life and death, sex and death, generation and destruction.
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This will play out over the next several election cycles: '85033, '20, '22.
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Across history, he reckons, inequality has tended to flow in cycles: Kuznets waves.
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Experienced investors are invaluable, as they can help companies navigate long development cycles.
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Smartphone shipments are down almost across the board, owing to slower upgrade cycles.
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Belgium's public health-care scheme pays for up to six cycles of IVF.
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The battery is warranted for unlimited power cycles for up to 10 years.
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One of these two teaching cycles was interrupted by a cell phone call.
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He sees a market that's top-down and focused on heavy sales cycles.
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The lake's seasonal cycles are threatened by changing rainfall patterns and rising temperatures.
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Yet, there are mitigating factors that need to be considered for both cycles.
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Their levels dropped in the past two cycles between presidential and midterm elections.
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Ever-shortening product cycles haven't done much to ease any of that anxiety.
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Indeed, on any continent, fragile communities are trapped in disruptive cycles of violence.
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The movie emphasizes the difficulty of breaking cycles of addiction, crime and incarceration.
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It's as though the two daughters are yoked in identical cycles of oppression.
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CEO Gary Kelly said it had logged only 10,000 cycles since being overhauled.
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The last few election cycles have been awash in money from undisclosed donors.
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Existing cards will be upgraded in natural cycles, unless specifically requested by customers.
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The brand I use reaches "maximum absorbency" after eight washing and drying cycles.
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I'd really recommend it for anyone working with exports or long payment cycles.
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Millions of women are turning to their smartphone to track their menstrual cycles.
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"Precisely because of those surprising cycles, Uruguay will keep promoting exploration," she said.
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Previous cycles have yielded an even more uneven distribution of donations from unions.
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In presidential election cycles, such role-playing rates well in the Nielsen numbers.
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Yet, the last two budget cycles, the president has called for its elimination.
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Models for that year are already well into their design and production cycles.
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In my cycles-of-history framework, Musk is Ford and Scaringe is Sloan.
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Immigration has been electoral gold for Republicans in the last few elections cycles.
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RIVERHEAD Brew Crew Cycles, group bike tours to the breweries in downtown Riverhead.
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McDONALD'S HAS CERTAINLY HAD ITS CYCLES OF PEOPLE REALLY LOVING IT, PEOPLE HATING.
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"This time is a completely different experience from other election cycles," Rodriguez said.
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First of all you are right: Success comes in cycles in Formula One.
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Demand for steel is volatile, with an above-average dependence on economic cycles.
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These cash flows provide adequate cover for Jababeka's interest expenses across economic cycles.
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When you're ready to doze off, it will also track your sleep cycles.
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The thing about cycles Even before smartwatches, I did not wear a watch.
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You can see the number of cycles the battery has completed with coconutBattery.
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That's how our mission will exist, far beyond the bounds of electoral cycles.
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In most election cycles, obscure third party candidates get no press at all.
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The lines in the graphic generally move in parallel across the election cycles.
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Upgrade cycles are also becoming longer as customers wait to buy newer models.
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In reality, the Natural Cycles app is not meant for use by everyone.
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Global temperature changes, when they exist, correlate with sun output and ocean cycles.
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The company says it's better suited for women who have regular menstrual cycles.
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But economies go through cycles, and there'll always be some interest rate there.
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First, the budget process should be pegged to natural political cycles: our elections.
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It was the centerpiece of GOP congressional campaigns in four straight election cycles.
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One of his best-known cycles of verse was about a Soviet policeman.
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Political cycles love stories of trajectory: an improbable rise or a tragic fall.
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I think I've trained my body into these cycles of exertion and rest.
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"We have made our name in these up-and-down cycles," he said.
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His tweets drove news cycles, and channeled the resentments of a furious base.
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Balzano wasn't sure; it was difficult to track her erratic cycles at home.
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Or the escalating cycles of violence, followed by tear gas, could become commonplace.
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Recent election cycles have seen plenty of movement toward candidates in the autumn.
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The Fed's key benchmark interest is also low, relative to past business cycles.
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How do you think politicians are looking at it for the next cycles?
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They are the great mediators of global cycles of water, carbon and oxygen.
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Apple makes so much money that it can ride out underwhelming iPhone cycles.
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Yet throughout these cycles, we are increasingly intimate, ever more intertwined and interdependent.
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"We will definitely win something statewide within the next two cycles," Zwiener said.
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And most couples undergo at least two cycles on average, Mr. Anderson said.
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A few other apps also have a built-in irregular cycles tracking feature.
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We use basic democratic institutions to limit our ability to reveal preference cycles.
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Preference cycles, like the stylized example above, only happen some of the time.
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The much longer distances travelled imply shorter life cycles for the shared vehicles.
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But that dynamic hasn't played out as it has in previous economic cycles.
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Voters had been increasingly happy with their choices for the past few cycles.
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By the next morning, he could complete 228 cycles without dropping a ball.
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It means continually discarding bad habits, toxic relationships, oppressive thought cycles and stress.
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Disrupting cycles of poverty is the biggest task facing American cities, experts say.
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Multiple wash cycles may be needed to fully remove soil and other contaminants.
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These things go in cycles; like any cook, I develop crushes and fads.
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Tech start-ups have long gone through different cycles of fear and loathing.
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Reedy previously worked at the House GOP campaign arm for three election cycles.
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This includes six cycles and a total of 22016 races that were polled.
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The information is then uploaded to a smartphone app that analyzes sleep cycles.
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He helped inch the genre away from the rigid structure of album cycles.
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At the same time we continue our growth strategy, increasing profitability across cycles.
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Peloton cycles start at $2,245 and digital memberships start at $12.99 a month.
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Maybe the more quickly the internet cycles through memes, the less they change.
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" Credit Suisse said the poultry producer was "well-positioned regardless of industry cycles.
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Lighting systems replicate the moon cycles that corals use to time their spawning.
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Civilized Cycles is the latest to try to knock some sense into us.
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"But consumers still have so many options," she said, including one-hour cycles.
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The Competitive Enterprise Institute contends that quick cycles clean only "lightly soiled" dishes.
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"I did not donate during the last like nine news cycles," she wrote.
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One of America's foremost needs is to address inequality and cycles of poverty.
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I think it's silly to go back decades ago when cycles that occurred.
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Cycles Tracking is one of the easiest apps for logging from your wrist.
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They are unusually exposed to deep global cycles: in technology, finance and geopolitics.
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"Everything goes in cycles," said Adrian Day, CEO of Adrian Day Asset Management.
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They see history as cataclysmic cycles — a zero-sum endeavor marked by conflict.
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During that time, the stock market went through both bullish and bearish cycles.
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And I do believe we regularly have fraudulent activities occur during election cycles.
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"They are used for less than 20 percent of dishwashing cycles," says Stamminger.
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Scientists suspect that increasing dry spells could be interrupting their delicate reproduction cycles.
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It's not just that the front-runners have fared poorly in recent cycles.
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Many women also don't have regular cycles, or can't recall their last period.
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Then two ... KS: They're going to go through cycles on these things, too.
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It's not that Hart doesn't have a point: Yes, outrage cycles are painful.
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American politics simply operates on a very complicated series of partially overlapping time cycles — two-year House cycles, four-year presidential terms, six-year Senate terms, decennial redistricting processes — that played out in an unfavorable way for Obama-era Democrats.
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Some measured women's hormone levels only once, rather than several times, and then compared how different women at different stages of their cycles responded to faces, rather than comparing how the same women at different stages of their cycles responded.
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So, over these few cycles as well, it has given us or given myself a lot of confidence and also in many ways humility as well, to understand that each of the cycles brings with it a lot of challenges.
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It proposed for engines with more than 15,000 cycles since the last shop visit to be inspected within six months and engines with less than 15,000 cycles to be checked within 18 months or at the next fan blade lubrication.
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The FDA has just given the go ahead for Swedish app Natural Cycles to market itself as a form of birth control in the U.S. Natural Cycles was already in use as a way to prevent pregnancy in certain European countries.
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I know it sounds strange, but the tech and macroeconomic cycles are pretty uncoupled.
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In recent cycles, the names have included Herman Cain, Rick Santorum and Pat Buchanan.
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Global smartphone demand is slowing, as devices flood established markets and upgrade cycles lengthen.
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The way I have experienced music has effortlessly fallen into place alongside these cycles.
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But each day&aposs news cycles are bringing more head-spinning and disturbing headlines.
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The decisions on when to date these business cycles are made by a committee.
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"Perhaps the biggest hurdle has to do with the Fibonacci timing cycles," Cramer said.
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People's Rapid Eye Movement (REM) cycles were interrupted, a time when most people dream.
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It's so easy to get drawn into cycles, but trust is a long game.
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We started conducting all-female recruitment cycles and suddenly things really started to change.
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They also used digital pregnancy tests at home to identify pregnancies and menstruation cycles.
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So Western companies (are) always behind, (and) seen as slow in those decision cycles.
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It aims to track body movement, sleep cycles, and wake-ups during the night.
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Historically, investors have gravitated toward more defensive- and commodity-focused sectors in late cycles.
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Campaign cycles have become an endless sequence of superficial breaking news rather than substance.
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Munson creates her art out of the cycles of life — more reverie than representation.
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These investigations will not only lead to many more negative news cycles for Facebook.
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What once might have been seen as mildly creepy now triggers damaging press cycles.
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She cycles through the moves without rest, which provides a cardio component as well.
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After all, for the past several election cycles things had worked somewhat like this.
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History may appear to repeat itself for generations—cycles that never seem to end.
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Previous election cycles in 2004, 2008 and 2012 saw small spikes surrounding debate guests.
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A higher share are either extremely liberal or atypically moderate compared with previous cycles.
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In its first five minutes, Nier: Automata cycles through three different video game styles.
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After three more cycles, which included a failure and two miscarriages, I felt destroyed.
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"We typically do programs in five-year cycles, and it had two," she said.
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However, she will donate all the contributions she received in previous cycles to RAINN.
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According to Pacific Crest Securities, Apple may be facing another headwind: longer upgrade cycles.
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Brands are able to touch its users at multiple points of their buying cycles.
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These cycles of violence keep happening, and they're like warning signs that we ignore.
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The summit's success convinced Ingoglia it could be a moneymaker, even in midterm cycles.
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That experience helps us believe Pure Cycles will actually deliver on its promises, too.
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It had a lot of problems, but it did help counteract bad business cycles.
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At the time of writing Natural Cycles had not responded to requests for comment.
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"That kind of goes in cycles at times," New York manager Joe Girardi said.
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This leads to narrative and thematic cycles: Mathematical genius is inherited through three generations.
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The company announced a new cycle tracking app for tracking fertility and menstrual cycles.
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We had 18 minutes like that — two snooze cycles — before I wrested myself away.
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Goldman Sachs thinks other forecasters have flawed models to predict economic cycles including recessions.
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"The semiconductor [manufacturing] industry is really about repetitive cycles of learning," says Mr Jelinek.
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GLOBAL oil markets have historically been prone to epic cycles of boom and bust.
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But I think the broader explanation of these longer cycles lies in monetary policy.
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He theorises that the country's modern history has moved in 20-30 year cycles.
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The MPA's manager, Ewa-Lena Hartman, said the investigation of Natural Cycles is ongoing.
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Adding companies such as Evans Cycles to this core sports business may make sense.
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In evidence submitted to ASA, less than 10 percent of cycles were perfect-use.
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In analysing the problem of investing in Indian equities, we examine two major cycles.
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With compressed life cycles, technology companies risk perishing just as fast as they rise.
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Because this current cycle, unlike the previous five cycles is driven by supply fundamentals.
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Democrats have gained power in the Southern state during the last few election cycles.
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Not to mention it gives a satisfying click as it cycles through each menu.
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Too many formerly incarcerated people fall into dangerous cycles of poverty, crime and recidivism.
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It significantly accelerates software development cycles by providing a simple interface with unmatched reliability.
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The two easing cycles of this millennium took place amidst severe declines in equities.
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He said the company has faced challenges in driving product cycles to be quicker.
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He also claims his solid-state batteries will last "well over 1,000" charge cycles.
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Federal Reserve rate-hiking cycles are generally seen as bad times for the bulls.
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She tapped him to chair the House Democrats' campaign arm for two election cycles.
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Some are obvious, like news cycles and internet connectivity/regional differences affect traffic overall.
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Removed, even momentarily, from the cycles of daily life, I'd been ignoring bodily givens.
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Reith said consumers are using phones longer, which means that replacement cycles are lengthening.
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The survey works in four-year cycles and offers data from 2002 to 2015.
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Side effects of IUDs can include irregular menstrual cycles and painful or heavy bleeding.
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The Latino vote has been important to Democrats for the past few election cycles.
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Investors are saying "show me the model works through different economic cycles," he said.
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Belfiore's team went through cycles of scrambling to match the compatibility of other browsers.
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Other states, will become solidly red or blue in just a few election cycles.
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Story-based investment cycles, however, do not permit participants to write their own endings.
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Sleep is made up of several cycles of REM and non-REM (deep) sleep.
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"Recent events are manifestations of maturing financial cycles in some emerging economies," he said.
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Presidential campaigns are excruciating, and have become more so over the last several cycles.
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"We've had four election cycles where we've talked about repeal and replace," Cole continued.
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Katkin's experience is exceptional, and involved eight IVF cycles in America, England, and Russia.
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Missouri's state health director was tracking menstrual cycles of patients at an abortion clinic.
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A typical credit card statement is paid out in 211.50-day billing cycles.29.
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These memes can be subjected to the same backlash cycles of most internet content.
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That's a lot of names, with very different backgrounds but oddly similarly life cycles.
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"When you have these down cycles, it's a wonderful time for us to look."
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"I want to be a person who helps break cycles of violence," he writes.
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Profitability is modest but has been broadly stable over economic and interest rate cycles.
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Between election cycles, Warren never hit the extremely high favorables enjoyed by Republican Gov.
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Empty gestures intended to fill news cycles, buttress political legacies and assuage the hopeful.
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From these never-ending cycles of sensory input and motor output, we create ourselves.
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He also teased campaigns on other shows, other networks, and in other presidential cycles.
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In the "Sleep" tab, Polar breaks down your sleep cycles from the previous nights.
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Natural Cycles is first app classified as a medical device for contraception, BuzzFeed reports.
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Across the previous ten cycles, it grew by an average of 3.3% a year.
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She was only 31, and her menstrual cycles had always been normal, she said.
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Their custom-crafted messages enter news cycles via conservative politicians and sympathetic media outlets.
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So she asked 135 of her fellow students to keep track of their cycles.
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We have expert in-house teams who have navigated these cycles many times before.
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Nine of 22.113 Fed rate cutting cycles had not stopped a recession, he noted.
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Sales cycles in open source are very different from those in traditional, enterprise software.
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Climate scientists have compiled a thorough record of Earth's climate cycles over 800,000 years.
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In recent election cycles, around 60 percent of caucus-goers have been evangelical Christians.
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But after a couple of REM cycles, you know you've been streaking too long.
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I mentioned previously the coordination of the political cycles which is quite quite important.
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Top Trump officials' communications with Russia have also dominated news cycles in recent weeks.
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Yet even market professionals are often wrong about the timing of stock market cycles.
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Various checks and review cycles are now part of the approval process, he said.
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Here's what Hood said: I think, in general, these cycles tend to look similar.
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This is one of the last qualification cycles for a 32-team World Cup.
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In other news cycles, Telegram has been criticized as a tool used by terrorists.
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When summer arrives, the reindeer's circadian cycles are weak, and perhaps easier to ignore.
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Gold was depressed, and her deteriorating relationship with food now involved binge-purge cycles.
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New users start up daily, while old users fall deeper into cycles of despair.
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At comparable periods in past economic cycles, that share was more like 2.83 percent.
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This all happens inside a PCR machine, an instrument that runs coordinated temperature cycles.
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During the 2015 and 2016 cycles, about 920 women approached Emily's List for help.
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His advocacy has helped elevate the issue to a degree unseen in prior cycles.
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This will decrease (but not eliminate) the light that negatively affects sleep-wake cycles.
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He underwent surgery followed by seven 14-day treatment cycles of chemotherapy and radiation.
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Women are denied access to hygiene products that are needed during their menstrual cycles.
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The same compost bed can then be used for two to three production cycles.
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They deserve a legal and regulatory system that safeguards against boom-and-bust cycles.
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I got like a little bit of visibility and then some negative press cycles.
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The big picture: We've seen this strategy play out with other special news cycles.
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In past cycles, the "blacklist" policy operated in as an unwritten, loosely enforced rule.
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Just consider some of the most effective debate attacks of the past couple cycles.
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Apps like Clue and Period Tracker help women keep track of their menstruation cycles.
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Like you're doing what August Wilson did, recording decades of black life and cycles.
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But WWF-Russia's Kokorin warned of "pitfalls" and a risk of negative feedback cycles.
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These companies and employees have been giving big, on both sides, in recent cycles.
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The Washington Post (my alma mater) started its Fact Checker two presidential cycles ago.
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Exit polls from the past three presidential cycles provide much to be optimistic about.
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But, even with the rough cycles, I haven't noticed any thinning or loose threads.
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They reunited at the Republican National Committee during the 2000 and 2010 redistricting cycles.
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"5G will shorten or stablize replacement cycles," CFRA Research analyst Angelo Zino said Wednesday.
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But it doesn't go nearly far enough in addressing how Natural Cycles markets itself.
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"Cycles are just a part of doing business and will never end," he said.
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More pronounced boom and bust economic cycles require more government efforts to tame them.
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These can be found and eliminated only through repeated cycles of testing and fixing.
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We had already had three failed I.V.F. cycles, but we were hopeful and happy.
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So far, I still have cycles, but they're punctuated by ghost periods without blood.
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Just to give you a picture of past bull cycles of the U.S. markets.
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After being diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, she spent 15 years researching menstrual cycles.
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In the investment world, the most important factors are fundamentals, economic cycles and profitability.
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You've been practicing — practicing relationships, practicing these cycles we all go through in life.
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Our daily liver cycles are molded by an interplay between sleep, food and alcohol.
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They move markets, and ignite news cycles — an addictive power for an insecure man.
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Different lithium-ion batteries, for instance, use different chemistries, which can impact recharge cycles.
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It's also a tried and true look for other presidential candidates from cycles past.
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"Late cycles are typically marked by outperformance of commodities," JPMorgan analyst Dominic O'Kane said.
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That rule has been borne out in the last two election cycles, Putnam said.
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They also wake up frequently during that time because they have shorter REM cycles.
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Past election cycles have proven that when Republicans act like Democrats, Republicans stay home.
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"For three cycles (2010, 2012, 2014) President Obama fired up Republicans like nobody," Rep.
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The current law allows the state to remove "inactive voters" who miss three cycles.
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Markets move in cycles, and it's never more important to remember that than now.
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A prolonged shutdown could lead vulnerable federal workers toward foreclosures or costly debt cycles.
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MR. SULLIVAN That's why it's very important to remember these cycles are very long.
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That this something that's gone on for eons; that we go through these cycles.
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That's been happening in curling as well over the past number of Olympic cycles.
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Bend is currently on the upswing in one of its many boom-bust cycles.
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I think different kinds of products just have different natural time horizons and cycles.
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It's funny, if you just kind of go query up 'Goldman Sachs commodity index down 15% over the past 40 days,' and you go look at those times through history, you find it typically is happening during cutting cycles, not hiking cycles.
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Facebook, Uber and Pinterest each cover up to four cycles while Alphabet, Microsoft and AT&T each cover three cycles, according to CNBC's reporting and Fertility IQ. Facebook – whose fertility benefits are administered by Progyny – added the benefit in response to employee demand.
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The practice of jailbreaking cycles is relatively niche, but it illustrates how people are finding ways to use products outside the traditional business model of Peloton, which relies on subscribers paying to use the services that the cycles' tablets are intended for.
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They could see how seasonal cycles of the living world — like spring bloom, bird migrations or the thickening of the winter coat of the buffalo — were becoming out of sync with the sun and moon cycles on which our Gregorian calendar is based.
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But in past cycles Latinos lagged behind other voter groups in registration rates and turnout.
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If my memory serves me correctly, you had sex with her just six cycles ago.
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I wonder if I should get a Fitbit sleep-tracker to analyze my sleep cycles.
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Windows spotlight is another option, which cycles through a series of images chosen by Microsoft.
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It cycles through over and over again: every 10 years, ballet is the 'new thing.
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This is why that plug that automatically power cycles your internet setup is so popular.
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But you can lessen your drowsiness by taking advantage of your body's natural sleep cycles.
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For the current study, researchers examined data on 216,22016 women with 184,269 complete IVF cycles.
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Global market saturation and longer upgrade cycles have dented smartphone sales in the years since.
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This involves tweaking systems and reviewing the effect of cycles as I slightly modify them.
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Instead, investors should develop an awareness for the cycles, and avoid following a herd mentality.
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In previous cycles, she spent millions on a labor union PAC and an environment group.
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Up top, the show cycles through some video bios of a few of the men.
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On Wednesday, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) banned Natural Cycles from running the Facebook ad.
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Use AngelList to either pump up your seed round or complete multiple cycles of funding.
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Peloton, a live-streaming, interactive fitness platform, announced it will begin building commercial-grade cycles.
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Hair pigment loses fidelity after four to five cycles, at which point graying sets in.
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This work might force scientists to rethink how water cycles through the planet more generally.
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In 2009, only 500 women underwent egg freezing cycles, but in 2016, there were 9,000.
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Studies have shown that this light is disruptive to circadian rhythms that govern sleep cycles.
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West Virginia is a solid Republican state, and is trending more so in recent cycles.
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After moving up here, I began to really enjoy the connection to natural life cycles.
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The credit will be applied within three bill cycles, according to the offer's fine print.
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A COMMON way to describe the history of the technology industry is by product cycles.
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He cycles two hours to and from work every day to save on transport costs.
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The UN report notes that Arab protest movements tend to come in five-year cycles.
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American politics moves in cycles, and the country is barely two years into a revolution.
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"The past week it's been okay but it kinda like goes in cycles," Miller said.
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We've seen similar cycles of compounding benefit in directing our innovative focus to renewable materials.
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While a near-term rebound is doubtful, one surely is coming: Investing cycles turn, eventually.
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Her strategy remains to buy in low cycles when developers are less keen to invest.
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The politics of money in politics has shifted dramatically over the past two election cycles.
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In Britain the number of frozen-egg cycles doubled between 2013 and 2016, to 1,321.
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The invisible symptoms are erratic menstrual cycles, depression and in many cases difficulty in conceiving.
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Raids dominate a couple of news cycles, scare immigrants and let Mr Trump project toughness.
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News cycles that used to go on for months now last about, oh, an hour.
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Those candidates were not just Republicans — he also worked for Democratic candidates in past cycles.
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But he did say the convention would include "healthy debate" more than in previous cycles.
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Almost 70,000 IVF cycles were carried out in 2017, up almost 3 percent on 2016.
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In previous election cycles, Colorado and Virginia would have appeared to be the easiest targets.
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Over the course of 24 hours, the slow spin of the world cycles through both.
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One lesson, that the government should tame economic cycles, is a bog-standard Keynesian view.
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The double-whammy of low returns coupled with long exit cycles have marred VC enthusiasm.
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I wonder what you are thinking about in these cycles of mutual use and abuse.
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That's because your body cycles through four distinct phases of sleep to fully restore itself.
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Other campaign managers also said they did not give paid speeches during previous election cycles.
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Students dominating the news cycles right now have had enough of living with gun violence.
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"Sleep architecture (the way sleep cycles are distributed) really gets affected with alcohol," he said.
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Tracking temperature can be helpful for people who have particularly long or abnormal menstrual cycles.
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This overlap occurs because lunar cycles (or lunar months) are slightly shorter than calendar months.
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Light Cycles was made by Mike Gamble with the VFX being done by Thomas Wood.
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He also believes economic cycles can move a bit independently from who is in office.
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We invest in companies so we can build that infrastructure outside of the campaign cycles.
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"The market remains quite positive" and less dependent on economic cycles than before, Scherer said.
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This is often touted as the "most accurate" poll of that last several election cycles.
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