Sustainable production supports the planet by maintaining a method that doesn't deplete any of the resources being used – whether that's by replanting materials or using ones that don't deplete easily.
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"As existing wells deplete, supplies should fall," wrote the investor.
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Intensive fishing can rapidly deplete the number of smaller fish.
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Must work by definition deplete our bodies, make us sick?
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As the months wore on, my energy continued to deplete.
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Others deplete balances or sell points on dark web marketplaces.
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Medicare will deplete its hospital fund in just seven years.
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Tourism, he said, will deplete a city of its soul.
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We're building ours up, and maybe we'll deplete that one.
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Training runs, daily life, and even sleeping deplete your glycogen reservoirs.
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But hoarding unnecessary items can deplete the supply for everyone else.
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The more you charge and deplete batteries, the more they degrade.
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Another risk is atmospheric chemical reactions that deplete the ozone layer.
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Tesla will be the first carmaker to deplete the federal program.
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Can toddlers understand why they are receiving medicines that deplete them?
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Quite a few patients deplete their savings or go into debt.
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Superwarfarins deplete the body of vitamin K, which helps us clot blood.
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Deficit financing will continue to deplete the Reserve Fund, reducing financing flexibility.
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You could literally feel Hanna deplete during her turn of the game.
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"If you deplete that system, you wear that system down," Giordano adds.
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A repeal would also deplete the Medicare trust fund much more quickly.
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Overpopulation, wrote Malthus, could potentially deplete the earth's resources, and Darwin agreed.
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I don't want to deplete all of my resources on a house.
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The current environment "may deplete the president's political capital," Mr. Cassidy said.
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By ravaging the leaves, they deplete a plant's energy, inhibiting new growth.
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Each time I built up savings, the next layoff would deplete them.
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Every time you drive a car, you help deplete the ozone layer.
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An increased demand on all of these organizations would only deplete them further.
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Most directly, they deplete funds that agencies otherwise might spend advancing their missions.
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Volcanic eruptions can inject particles into the atmosphere that also deplete the ozone.
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Check them out below (just don't deplete your Prime Day fund too much).
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On the supply side, companies invest to replace reserves they deplete each year.
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Manager Dusty Baker fears the injury could deplete his already thin outfield group.
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The tax bite also declines over four years as you deplete these accounts.
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Just my medication — at almost $50,000 a year — would rapidly deplete our savings.
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The impending snow and ice were expected to deplete road department salt supplies.
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Bluefin hatcheries improve on ranching because they don't deplete the threatened wild stock.
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That depends on how much there is and how fast we deplete it.
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It also might deplete critical groundwater supplies needed for area ranchers, they said.
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These blooms eventually deplete the water of oxygen, suffocating aquatic plants and animals.
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Trump pledged to curb the high prescription prices that deplete working-class wallets.
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Now all that debt is squeezing companies, as lower oil prices deplete cash flow.
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Decisions can become overwhelming; as we use up neural fuel, we deplete our willpower.
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The country's 20m boreholes, up from tens of thousands in the 1960s, deplete groundwater.
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All too often for us, hypertension's complications degenerate our bodies and deplete our communities.
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Once the mushrooms deplete the nutrients in the base materials, it dies and hardens.
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Free radicals from UV exposure and pollution will deplete the collagen in your skin.
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Most air conditioners installed before 2010 use refrigerants that deplete the Earth's ozone layer.
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Another possibility is that he doesn't want to deplete Kingdom resources on Savior animals.
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Then, they could change the heart rate, administer shocks, or quickly deplete the battery.
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They employ asymmetrical forms of economic, informational, and legal warfare to deplete American strength.
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Farmers can use scarce natural resources responsibly, or they can squander and deplete them.
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Would you have to deplete your savings to put a full 20 percent down?
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Because oilfields naturally deplete, a drought in capital spending could cause a price spike.
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The costs, especially for longer stays because of Alzheimer's disease, can deplete your estate.
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But an extended — and increasingly toxic — nomination fight, several advisers said, could deplete Mrs.
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Its toxins deplete seawater of oxygen and kill the sea creatures that ingest it.
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I worked long hours but still managed to deplete my savings, just to stay afloat.
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The idea is aimed at protecting those older individuals against having to deplete their savings.
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Both also help force changes to climate, and nitrous is known to deplete stratospheric ozone.
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When you are disabled, you do not want to deplete your emergency or retirement savings.
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It suggests that, left unchecked, self-interest can deplete resources that support the common good.
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You deplete a savings account and maybe have to sell some investments to pay bills.
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HFCs don't deplete ozone, but they are potent greenhouse gases, which contribute to global warming.
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Would you have to deplete your entire savings to put a full 20 percent down?
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Panic, something that can deplete oxygen like a match to gasoline, can have dire consequences.
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As these employees retire, assets in the retirement plans will deplete at an increased rate.
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Lower prices could force Riyadh to deplete its foreign reserves faster, adding to investor jitters.
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Widespread panic-buying can deplete the supply of protective equipment needed for health-care workers.
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I dare say it was a fun challenge to find enough devices to deplete River's battery.
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"I can't imagine looking at the bank account every month and watching it deplete," Neu said.
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Even with positive investment performance, that would almost certainly deplete a nest egg within a decade.
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So on they go to the next the next patch of forest: raze, plant, deplete, repeat.
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These substances do not deplete ozone and last in the atmosphere for just a short time.
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It "can either energize you or deplete your energy," said Ms. Morgenstern, the time management expert.
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When this macroalgae aggregates in coastal waters, it can deplete the oxygen levels, killing other life.
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We found that farmers in 3,85033 households stopped using slash and burn practices that deplete soil.
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Weakening fishing regulations would cause overfishing, deplete stocks of fish and ultimately decrease U.S. seafood production.
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Plants need nitrogen to grow, but in many cases, those plants also deplete nitrogen from the soil.
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If President Trump isn't re-elected, Democrats will deplete our great military and weaken our national security.
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That might seem challenging, since many come with minimums and fees that deplete your balance each month.
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According to current USGS data, that means that one mine could deplete U.S. reserves within six years.
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Their protest centered around the large concern that passage of the bill would severely deplete medicaid funding.
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The champion swimmer fought hard to stay in shape and refused to let the drugs deplete her.
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Moreover, a "typical economic downturn" can deplete an automaker's cash pile within 6-8 quarters, Jonas said.
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Overzealous killing programs deplete natural capital and deprive local economies and gateway communities of tourism-related jobs.
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Either plan would, if enacted, deplete current fortunes and result in fewer such fortunes in the future.
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The book warned, incorrectly, that population growth would deplete resources and lead to a "collapse" of society.
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Unlike MDMA, it doesn't deplete serotonin, the chemical in our bodies that tells us to be happy.
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Avoiding these foods — as this woman did — can deplete the body's supply in just a few months.
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Tourism, he explained, will deplete a city of its soul — and this city has a prehistoric soul.
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Both dynamics negatively impact your relationship, and they also deplete your happiness and sense of self-worth.
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In people, the pool of these cells deplete as they age, turning hair gray as pigment depletes.
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These foods, when consumed chronically, drive inflammation and deplete our bodies' protective resources, compounding the damage done.
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Some people worry that murres may become vulnerable as global warming and overfishing deplete their food supply.
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The algae can then deplete the water of oxygen, making it unsuitable for many forms of life.
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To sum it up — short of coming to deplete our already depleted resources, there's plenty you can do.
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If businesses do end up relocating to the suburbs, it could also deplete the city's business tax revenues.
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So it's safe to say your display will deplete your battery much faster than playing music ever will.
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The 1987 Montreal Protocol, for example, is an international agreement to phase out materials that deplete the ozone.
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Ozone fact:Thanks to #MontrealProtocol, over 99% of chemicals that deplete the ozone layer have been phased out globally.
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The world needs both electricity and clean water, but producing one of these resources can deplete the other.
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During the first outbreak in 2010, debates on whether to deplete limited vaccine supplies prevented their timely use.
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But scientists warned that CFCs deplete the ozone layer, which protects the earth from the sun's ultraviolet rays.
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Otto wants to win at all costs, and is willing to deplete all of his energy to compete.
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Some warn that the scale of logging today could deplete what unspoiled forests remain, contributing to global warming.
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As a result, statins not only lower cholesterol levels, they also deplete the body's stores of coenzyme Q10.
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Adding healthcare costs will further deplete the union's funds and could even affect the length of the strike.
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When you try, you tend to deny and deplete yourself from the support that you need to function.
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A fine that was to deplete capital in a material way could lead to a negative rating action.
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Incoming monsoon rains had been a concern because it could once again flood the cave and deplete oxygen levels.
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Instead, poor farming methods progressively deplete nutrients from soils; almost all arable land in Africa lacks irrigation, for example.
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As you beat up certain enemies — the tougher ones that have a purple power bar — you deplete that bar.
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The grappler comes in stacks of 22, though if you shoot it and miss, it won't deplete your ammo.
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And he doesn't have to sell a single share to get that money — so he won't deplete his holdings.
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That hardcore culture of "deplete-endure-repeat" can lead to a rare condition known as Rhabdomyolsis ("rhabdo" for short).
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History, however, has repeatedly shown that whenever we think something is too abundant for humans to deplete, we're wrong.
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Google announced in 2014 it planned on spending $30 billion on foreign acquisitions to help deplete its offshore pile.
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Perhaps humans build these cancer-curing nanobots and they are actually programmed to deplete Earth of certain vital resources.
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Ramping up exercise is one of the ways to deplete glycogen stores more completely and make the switch quicker.
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Dealing from that stock for a fourth straight year to add some deadline rentals would deplete it even further.
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And some of these chemicals, like methyl bromide, a fumigant, are also greenhouse gases and deplete the ozone layer.
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They deplete your bullpen, foul up your starting rotation and impose unnecessary wear and tear on your position players.
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He would not deplete the farm system he had worked so diligently to build — not without more data, anyway.
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Government-funded environmental scientists began noticing something curious: nuclear explosions deplete the ozone layer, which protects the Earth's atmosphere.
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The Tax Policy Center crunched the numbers: The policy would deplete federal coffers by $1.02 trillion over a decade.
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But this caused fish stocks to deplete rapidly, forcing fishermen to travel farther and farther to catch the same quantities.
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It would deplete China's own financial resources, dent confidence in the country as a responsible actor and spook global markets.
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Meanwhile, the other found that antibiotics which deplete the body of its microbial diversity seem to make treatment less effective.
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Luckily, the experimental program won't deplete the city's coffers as it benefits from financial backing by wealthy Silicon Valley moguls.
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"A couple million doesn't necessarily get you very far these days, and kids can deplete that very quickly," she said.
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ERS was on track to deplete its reserves this month, potentially triggering a default, Moody's Investors Service said in February.
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We deplete our willpower every time we say no to the little things in life that make us feel rich.
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All the little tasks and decisions you have to make every day as you work gradually deplete your psychological resources.
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The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer was adopted in 1987 and has more than 197 signatories.
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But workers at the La Grange factory would take the defective inflaters and test them repeatedly, to deplete the helium.
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In the first place, fracking uses a lot of water, which may deplete local water resources for humans and wildlife.
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This reciprocal relationship — known as the water-energy nexus — means that producing one of these resources can deplete the other.
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So the researchers are looking at ways to help more bluegills survive winter conditions that deplete oxygen in their waters.
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But if Tesla winds up having to pay out too many claims, it could also deplete the company's cash reserves.
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Share buy-backs, however, also deplete cash that could see companies through should their business suffer substantially in the turmoil.
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During its trip to orbit, the spacecraft set its clock to the wrong time, causing it to deplete its propellant.
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That report indicated Tesla would require more than 300 cubic meters of water per hour — which would deplete local reserves.
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The drop in stockpiles is the latest sign that output cuts by major producers have helped deplete a global glut.
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In severe cases, a short conversation or a trip to the bathroom can deplete patients for hours, days or more.
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Hotter summers also draw more swimmers whose urine stimulates algal growth, which can further deplete oxygen as the algae decay.
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The nutrients in the fertilizers feed algae that die, decompose and deplete the water of oxygen, the Louisiana scientists said.
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At that point, I haven't been inundated with social media, email, and meetings, all events that tend to deplete my energy.
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So don't worry: if you do deplete the battery you can always get home by riding it as a standard bicycle.
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I needed some place, somewhere to wear my makeup, so my artistry wouldn't deplete itself and my technique wouldn't go away.
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"Yes, drinking alcohol can potentially deplete B vitamins a bit, but an actual thiamin deficiency only occurs with alcoholism," Travers explains.
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The wrong spending moves could result in an unnecessarily large tax bill, for example, or deplete your retirement savings more quickly.
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The body's reaction to stroke may also severely deplete the immune system, leading to later complications beyond paralysis or speech impairment.
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Fears are growing of spiralling capital outflows that could deplete sovereign coffers and cause a crisis in the highly indebted economy.
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Those without insurance are often forced to turn to family caregivers or deplete their savings until they are eligible for Medicaid.
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"This happens because low-carbohydrate diets deplete stored glycogen, and glycogen binds large amounts of water," explained obesity researcher Stephan Guyenet.
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What's more, by imperiling fisheries and dampening tourism, these approaches can also deplete resources that offer critical support to local economies.
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That's what can happen when choices become harder as a day goes on and you deplete your finite store of energy.
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Next year, Social Security's costs will start exceeding its income; the program is projected to deplete its reserves in 16 years.
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The authorities told anxious villagers to stop burning incense at the cave entrance for fear it would deplete the oxygen inside.
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"Maybe you had built up emergency savings and then there was an emergency, so you needed to deplete those funds," Mrs.
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That's because all of them are found in very small geographic areas so any upset, like deforestation, can deplete their numbers.
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However, new rules require heirs to deplete the accounts within 10 years of the owner's death — a much shorter time frame.
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A male anchor seems to grow more powerful with age, but a woman's value to the network can deplete over time.
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It doesn't take much time at all to deplete your hard-earned savings, said Harrell, the Bureau of Land Management contractor.
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Many experts are now claiming this isn't how it works at all, and that willpower is not something we can deplete.
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They also said drilling on that land would increase air pollution and ozone levels in Wyoming and could deplete groundwater supplies.
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Unfortunately, our stores of the stuff deplete with age, which is why adding it now is the best thing you can do.
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As anyone who has pulled out their smartphone on a winter's day knows, lithium-ion batteries deplete way faster in the cold.
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When merchandise piles too high, retailers are forced to use steep discounts to deplete inventory and make room for next season's goods.
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Temperatures were warmer than usual during the winter, allowing a toxic algae bloom and brown tide to deplete the water of oxygen.
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I have to be mindful that the rapidly decreasing number in my bank account represents real cash that can deplete to zilch.
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The protocol phased out substances such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)—coolants in devices ranging from air conditioners to refrigerators—which deplete the ozone.
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Thanks to higher costs of living and overall expenses, these 15 states will deplete your retirement dollars quicker than you might expect.
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"All transactions that would deplete the DAO's account balance would be filtered out," Ethereum developer Lefteris Karapetsas told Motherboard in an email.
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It's not exactly a choice, either: We're wired to process things intensely, and we deplete faster than those who aren't highly sensitive.
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"Clearly the authorities should not deplete the reserves of the country simply because of rules that would be exceedingly rigid," she said.
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You should be careful how much equity risk you take on early in retirement so that you do not deplete your savings.
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Coming up with the cash to pay for college can deplete parents' retirement funds and drop them out of the middle class.
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He had no idea how little time he had left or how the radiation and chemotherapy would deplete his meager energy reserves.
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"The goal is really just to deplete the mosquitoes from an area enough that the parasite-insect-human cycle collapses," she added.
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More iron in the sea would deplete other nutrients, cause plankton death and have negative effects on marine life, the researchers said.
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This can prevent families from having to unexpectedly deplete savings accounts to rebuild or cut back on other expenditures to finance rebuilding.
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Completed words save lives in Hangman, deplete tiles in Anagrams, prevent elimination in spelling bees, and accumulate cash in Wheel of Fortune.
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She can be heard telling everyone in the elevator that the talking will deplete them of oxygen ... while looking totally smoking hot!
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It requires spending some time taking inventory and tuning into the activities that make us feel good and the ones that deplete us.
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HFCs don't deplete the ozone layer but they still contribute hugely to global warming, as scientists discovered in the decades after their introduction.
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A high-stress job can deplete your mental energy, so there might be little patience, tolerance, and kindness leftover when you get home.
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The company estimates 0–60 mph in 4.7 seconds, although that's in a setting that's likely to deplete the battery charge fairly quickly.
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Why it matters: The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer is viewed as the most successful environmental treaty ever enacted.
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Harry Fortuna, Quartz) Elder care costs deplete savings of a generation (Jane Gross, New York Times) Can we grow older without getting sicker?
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Ceding these responsibilities to super PACs or advocacy groups would further deplete the DNC of credibility among allies, the press, and the public.
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Not only will this cost a great deal of money to carry out, but it would massively deplete America's labor supply, Winer said.
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More dams will likely further deplete their numbers, impacting tens of millions of people whose food and livelihoods depend on freshwater fish harvests.
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NOTES: Nationals manager Dusty Baker said OF Chris Heisey suffered a groin injury, which he fears will further deplete his thin outfield group.
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There's the adaptive resistance stationary bike said to help you deplete as much glycogen in 103 seconds as from a 210-minute jog.
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In country where the government goes out of their way to deplete and block funding from opposition leaders, this is a big deal.
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But, pest species like rats, mice, roaches, and bed bugs are subject to repeated intentional attempts to deplete their populations through lethal control.
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The United Nations Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer became effective in January 22019, mandating cutbacks in production of CFCs.
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But going downhill or squeezing the right hand brake regenerates energy, so you can constantly give some juice back as you deplete it.
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In terms of battery performance, standby mode drains slowly as expected, but regular use of everyday apps, like their camera, can quickly deplete them.
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That very flexibility also means that they've been abused, slowing down the mobile web with trackers that invade our privacy and deplete our batteries.
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As a result, CFCs and other pollutants were banned as part of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer in 1987.
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They were able to pare the budget deficit down to $3.2 billion, but even that amount would nearly deplete the state's rainy day fund.
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The belief that an engagement ring should deplete a significant chunk of the purchaser's income originated from a De Beers campaign in the 1930s.
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As we age, however, our natural levels of hyaluronic acid slowly deplete, leading to dullness, loss of "bounce" in the skin, and deepening wrinkles.
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And because we don't ship our poo back to where the food came from, we deplete soils in some places and over-enrich others.
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Its policy here will cripple small business and deplete local tax bases, largely in progressive strongholds, and few Democrats have done anything about it.
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It also can reduce mountain snow pack that provides water, and the melting of inland glaciers can deplete the source of runoff, they say.
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Fish stocks overall may decline as red tides -- algae bloom that deplete oxygen in the water and can kill sea life -- become more common.
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Clinton rightly pointed out, would not help a vast majority of Americans and deplete the Treasury of hundreds of billion of dollars of revenue.
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It's because long-term care is so expensive that those needing it can frequently deplete their financial resources and then must turn to Medicaid.
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Excessive price hikes harm many people, threaten public health and deplete huge amounts of taxpayer money that could be better used in other ways.
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Testing people in a self-control task, he found that it was possible for them to burn out and deplete their self-control resources.
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Friends at work may distract or deplete you – but on the other side of the coin, they can help boost your efficiency and performance.
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"In contrast, if you boil broccoli in a big pot of water for an hour, you will significantly deplete the nutrient profile," Rankin said.
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It remains to be seen whether any of them intend to leave 5-Star altogether, which would deplete the government's already narrow Senate majority.
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That goes for Social Security, which is set to deplete its trust fund in 2035, and state and local pension plans, which are underfunded.
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If the stock market continues to fall and deplete households' savings, consumers may then pull back on their spending, which can weigh on the economy.
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Your ability to do battle is measured by a battery that will slowly deplete after each fight; meals will only cook while you're away fighting.
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For livestock producers where the Asian longhorned tick is from (New Zealand, Australia, etc.) an infestation of this species can deplete production by 25 percent.
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"For the Russians, they've seen their sovereign wealth fund deplete quickly, and the oil revenues are a big part of the government budget," he said.
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Too many Steam users got caught in this trap for Valve's liking, watching their Bitcoin balance deplete as they tried to buy a video game.
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The more times you connect, the more damage you do — and the more likely you are to deplete their life force with every subsequent toss.
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She's hoping to offset the cost with donations so that she doesn't deplete her own finances, though she doesn't expect to raise the whole amount.
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Are we going to completely deplete the ocean or should we start looking at more sustainable fish stocks and more sustainable ways of catching fish?
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More production delays could deplete cash, forcing Tesla to go back to the markets again and giving rivals time to eat into its market share.
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And what we showed in an experiment published in 2017 was that these vigorous displays, they're actually very energetically demanding and deplete a male's stamina.
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Chlorine and bromine gases erupted by volcanoes are observed to deplete the ozone layer, allowing more ultraviolet-B radiation from the sun to reach Earth.
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It would make no sense to invest millions of dollars into our local operations just to deplete the natural resources on which our business relies.
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The influx has fueled suspicion among tenants that the new landlords will seek to displace residents, deplete the stock of regulated units and raise rents.
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As the New York Times notes, the tribes are threatened by outsider farmers and hunters who move into the land and deplete the indigenous group's resources.
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"I've always planned to live off investment earnings, not to deplete investments, which has been or had been the model for many financial advisors," Rains said.
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Some men with serious medical conditions that deplete their bodies of testosterone use the hormone as therapy and that practice is not in question, researchers said.
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The downside of this fix is that while it would almost certainly increase monthly payouts for seniors, it would deplete Social Security's Trust even faster. 173.
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And yet, nothing will deplete you faster, emotionally and materially, than getting stuck with the wrong person, or dating when you actually want to be single.
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In June, ULA said that it had identified the cause of the issue: a strange shift in pressure caused the rocket fuel to deplete too early.
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Introduced to replace CFCs as they did not deplete the ozone, cutting these coolants could avoid the equivalent of 100 billion tonnes of CO2 by 2050.
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Meanwhile, their male counterparts typically weigh in around 5 percent body fat, as they deplete the majority of their energy reserves during the previous mating season.
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They should provide money and manpower to an EPA, which handles the environmental component of the weather patterns we are seeing, that they planned to deplete.
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Ceramides naturally occur in the skin's barrier and play a huge role in retaining moisture, and therefore plumpness, over time, but they deplete as you age.
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Goldman said cost savings from the Heinz acquisition of Kraft are beginning to deplete, and that outperformance compared to the company's peers is likely to wane.
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Even better, advances in artificial intelligence are already supporting the notion of a future in which machines strengthen human perception, rather than deplete us of it.
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The president said the move was intended to "reduce the incentive for a mass global migration that would badly deplete" health care resources in the country.
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The resulting oversaturation of nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorous can cause algal blooms that deplete oxygen in the water, killing or dispelling aquatic animals for miles.
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"California won't allow the Trump Administration to destroy and deplete our natural resources," California Attorney Xavier General Becerra (D) said in a statement after the speech.
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"California won't allow the Trump Administration to destroy and deplete our natural resources," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra (D) said in a statement after the speech.
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The OASI trust fund will deplete in these intervening years because the program is now paying out more in benefits than the payroll taxes that are collected.
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The French love their coquilles St-Jacques, or Normandy scallops, so much that rules have been instituted to prevent overfishing that would permanently deplete the country's resources.
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In turn, the Borgata has received permission in court to withhold its property-tax payments, which Mr. Guardian has said could deplete the city's coffers within months.
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The battery life isn't bad on these phones, but it's merely average, and heavy users will deplete even the S93 Plus' large battery after a long day.
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What more effective way to deplete the state's strength and efficacy than by forcing scores of experienced and talented civil servants into either poverty or other jobs?
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Because of that, you should be careful as to how much equity risk you take on early in retirement so that you do not deplete your savings.
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Mouths agape as they feed, menhaden are living vacuum cleaners sucking up algae blooms that deplete inshore waters of oxygen and create biological deserts in the sea.
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Merchants in San Francisco will be allowed six months to deplete their stock, and the ban will not affect the sale of conventional cigarettes or cannabis joints.
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More than half of the participants said that they were "very or somewhat concerned" that these expenses would deplete assets they had hoped to leave for their children.
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If the tech industry was a person, it would sew MOCK ME onto all of its shirts so as not to deplete the global supply of scotch tape.
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During these times, Dr. Ganjhu says it'll be in your best interest to skip anything that may deplete your good bacteria or inflame your gut while you recover.
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However, if you have an umbrella policy for $1 million, that policy will cover the rest of the lawsuit settlement and you won't need to deplete your savings.
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In a note on December 1st analysts at Citigroup estimated that a 72.5% floor could deplete their average CET503 ratio from a bonny 13.5% to a peakier 11.5%.
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When you wear four coats in 24 hours we'd say you're on track to completely deplete your entire closet's supply of outerwear before the end of the day.
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If policyholders don't pay the higher rate imposed by their insurer, the higher deduction amount will eventually deplete the policy's cash value account, and the policy will lapse.
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And, the loss of DACA educators will worsen already-serious teacher shortages, deprive students of mentors and role models, and deplete the teaching corps of much-needed diversity.
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Lawyers in her office argued against the release of nonviolent offenders, claiming that it would deplete the prison labor pool, which the state uses to fight forest fires.
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The willingness to deplete the stock of elephants in the wilderness therefore comes as no surprise, but is in keeping with the overall destructive tenor of the administration.
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These symptoms not only dehydrate you but deplete you of important nutrients and calories, key to fueling your body with the energy it needs to fight the infection.
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It wasn't until 1974 that chemists Mario Molina and Sherwood Rowland published a paper proposing that rising concentrations of CFCs in the atmosphere could deplete the ozone layer.
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Until battery technology improves, an AV's power-hungry computers (along with air conditioning and entertainment systems) will deplete more than half the range of a battery-electric vehicle.
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The exact timing is unclear, the CBO said in a new report, as unpredictable swings in revenues and outlays may deplete funds more quickly or slowly than projected.
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But Monte dei Paschi, which has already cut some 30 billion euros in bad debts and still struggles with profitability, cannot afford to deplete its capital reserves further.
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In Puerto Rico, a similar model has been implemented to deplete invasive green iguana numbers, and residents and tourists alike are urged to eat the lizard whenever possible.
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Central bank umbrella group, the Bank for International Settlements, had urged top central banks at the weekend to preserve their ammunition rather than deplete it chasing higher growth.
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Finding the bones online was easy, but to assemble a stash of 13,000 bones, Gadlin told me over email, he had to deplete the stashes of several sellers.
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He added that Pyongyang may be loathe to test such a missile as doing so would deplete its arsenal of a weapon that is complex and expensive to build.
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A government think tank last year predicted the city - like others in India, including New Delhi - could run out of usable groundwater as early as 22018 as aquifers deplete.
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Illegal fishing and overfishing deplete fish stocks worldwide, causing billions of dollars in losses a year and threatening the livelihoods of rural costal communities, according to the United Nations.
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All it takes is a few shots to significantly deplete your fire, and since some characters are blazingly fast, a match can turn around in a matter of seconds.
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With so many enemies running around and turrets that will deplete your health, League requires both coordinated strategy with your teammates and individual skill with whatever character you're playing.
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They deplete pretty rapidly through the course of plotting your way through the galaxy, and you die if any of them runs out, so you have to take care.
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It is the worst kind of state-ism wrap in do-goodery that will absolutely destroy and deplete this economy because people like lower taxes, people like economic growth.
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We already know that farming and the timber industry deplete the forests, and the destruction of that commons in turn affects the commons that is the air we breathe.
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They also found that seemingly anomalous observations of very large holes, as in 2015, could be attributed to volcanic eruptions, which deplete ozone by releasing sulfates into the atmosphere.
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Starting from March 2020, world stocks of vegetable oils are likely to deplete, making the price outlook bullish, said Mistry, director of Indian consumer goods company Godrej International Ltd.
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"A typical woman uses about 400 eggs throughout her life span for ovulation, so having several eggs harvested for egg donation will not deplete your supply," Dr. Kenney said.
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And they'll soon begin to realize how efficient and endless are the mechanisms of governance intended to deflect their appeals, exhaust their energy, deplete their passion and defeat them.
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Many use what's known as the 403% rule: As long as you only withdraw 4% from your investment portfolio per year, then you will never deplete your nest egg.
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It's expensive to extract oil from shale rock via fracking in places like North Dakota and Texas; the wells deplete quickly, and you have to keep drilling new ones.
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But sulphur is also known to deplete ozone, a gas which helps protect the planet by filtering sunlight as part of the ozone layer, which makes the technology risky.
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And as if all the packing weren't draining enough, moving costs and other fees can quickly deplete your funds — and energy — making it hard to plan for future fun, i.e.
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You need to take out the big baddie at the end, but if you ignore the smaller enemy bases and missile strikes, they'll slowly deplete Corneria's defenses, ultimately destroying it.
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It has held crisis meetings in recent days in search of a way to reopen banks amid growing fears that a rush on them could deplete dwindling foreign currency deposits.
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"Savings is an activity, an ongoing behavior," she said, in which families build up a bit of money, deplete it when the need arises and build it back up again.
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You have to figure out where it is currently, go there, and not touch any of the fuzzed people until you get to it or they'll deplete your crystal supply.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Negative FCF: Fitch estimates GATE's cash reserves will deplete by USD60m-90m each year, which is likely to place considerable stress on its liquidity position in 2H17.
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States are continuing to use unspent funds, but Arizona, California, Minnesota, Ohio, Oregon and the District of Columbia are expected to deplete that money by late December or early January.
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"Our focus has been [healthcare and skincare] and we've always been able to maintain stock on the shelves for our Australians without having Chinese demand deplete what's available," he said.
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"Alcohol is known to deplete the skin's store of antioxidants, so make sure to apply your antioxidant serum with vitamin C if you drank heavily the night before," he advises.
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Tesla was recently awarded a patent for a machine that allows technicians to swap out battery packs completely, meaning owners could deplete one and insert a new fully charged one.
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Most people deplete their savings by the time their child graduates and so there would be no money left over for them to cover their student debt anyway, Bloom said.
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A compensation program could also minimize the possibility of the estate being hit with large jury awards in individual cases, which could deplete the assets available to compensate other accusers.
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One reason, says Nasser, is that shale drillers will eventually deplete the low-cost, high-quality "sweet spots" they've focused on throughout much of the three-year oil price downturn.
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Or, families desperate to keep their loved ones alive take out second mortgages, deplete retirement accounts, and drain college funds to pay for the treatment their insurance plan won't cover.
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Your challenge isn't to stop having an emotionally appropriate response to the victimization of the vulnerable population you serve; it's to redirect your anger down channels that don't deplete you.
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He heard about catch and release from fishermen from Michigan and made it his cause, reasoning that the popularity of fly-fishing in Montana might deplete the stocks of trout.
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Pick reading that will engage but not deplete you, something that requires a bit of mental energy, but doesn't end up as another item on your growing to-do list.
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A 1000 cost mobile suit will have less health and firepower than a 3000 cost suit, but that more expensive mech will deplete your cost gauge faster if you die.
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In order to deplete it more quickly, I eventually resorted to running devices off River's AC ports, including my home theater projector, and a DJI-supplied charger from a Mavic Pro.
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But America's current advantages could erode if Washington continued to deplete its shrinking resources by meddling in illusory pursuits around the world while neglecting the social and economic challenges at home.
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Every time you deplete his health bar, he splits into two, then four, then eight, then tens of little Envy bits, all with their own health bars, colliding around the room.
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Nearly half a million pacemakers are being recalled by the US Food and Drug Administration after the agency found that the devices could be hacked to control pacing or deplete batteries.
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Planting vast acres of these identical crops alongside ample application of pesticides and other chemicals can deplete the soil's structure and resilience, leading to runoff of pesticides and fertilizers into waterways.
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If we know how the system works, we can game it: President Obama famously doesn't pick out his suits, for fear that it might deplete some of his decision-making capabilities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank for International Settlements (BIS) chief Agustin Carstens has urged top central banks to preserve their ammunition for more serious economic downturns rather than deplete it chasing higher growth.
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A baby&aposs iron stores start to deplete around four months of age, and because breast milk does not contain much iron, you should introduce solids between four and six months.
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Motorists hit U.S. roads in record numbers over the summer, but the demand was not enough to deplete the massive buildup in gasoline inventories that existed heading into the summer driving season.
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Red tides, or algae bloom that deplete oxygen in the water and can kill sea life -- like those that triggered a state of emergency in Florida in August -- will become more frequent.
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A study by Frédéric Docquier and Hillel Rapoport concluded that "high-skill emigration need not deplete a country's human-capital stock"—and if well handled, can actually make the sending country richer.
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"You will spend a considerable amount of your time and energy with work, so choosing something that feeds into your personal sense of purpose will feed you, not deplete you," she said.
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It's akin to the tragedy of the commons idea that individuals, when sharing a limited resource (say, the town cattle pasture), will eventually deplete that resource by acting out of self-interest.
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All this will likely help deplete brimming gasoline and diesel stocks, a result of excessive production earlier this year when prices of crude oil feedstock were low and demand expectations were high.
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You'll have to essentially deplete your assets to get Medicaid coverage, however, or you can work with an attorney to find out how you can protect your assets before you need care.
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Young said although he was the "front-runner" in the Republican primary, he felt the primary contest against three other candidates would deplete his finances before he could face off against Stabenow.
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But the downside is that many matte lipsticks feel like plaster on your lips and deplete healthy, essential moisture, making them especially unappealing in winter (why increase the risk of chapped lips?).
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The second source confirmed that the buyback would deplete the company's cash reserves and require issuing debt in the fiscal year ending in March 2018 for the first time in about 20 years.
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"Pranks of this nature deplete the resources of our valuable public safety personnel, in both responding to the prank and in responding to the increased crowds and copycat attempts that these incidents generate."
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Megan Laird, who works at an environmental consulting firm in Cape Town and has experience in effluent outflow modeling, said that large volumes of organic effluent could deplete oxygen levels in the water.
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Once they reach the stratosphere, CFCs can break down, and by reacting on cloud particles in the polar stratosphere and in the presence of sunlight, they can deplete a large amount of ozone.
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Their decaying bodies then have the potential to kill off whole marine ecosystems because decomposition can deplete oxygen in the water, killing other animals in the area or forcing them to move elsewhere.
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Gazafication would yield immediate and irreversible strategic handicaps that would serve only to deplete the conventional capabilities of both the U.S. and Israel to respond to Iran's likely violation of the nuclear deal.
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GCX's cash balance could deplete to below USD40 million in FY2123 (FY17: USD62 million) due to lower indefeasible right of usage (IRU) sales, weakness at its managed service segment and working capital outflows.
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Saturday, September 16, is World Ozone Day, celebrating the success of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, agreed at the United Nations on September 16, 1987, thirty years ago.
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I'm aware Pet Rescue is a giant marketing scheme to deplete my wallet via in-game purchases, but I also find it incredibly soothing to strategize, match those blocks, and rescue those pets.
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The union had nearly $2000 million in its strike fund at the end of last year, meaning that it could go about a year paying strike benefits before it would deplete the fund.
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The union had nearly $800 million in its strike fund at the end of last year, meaning that it could go about a year paying strike benefits before it would deplete the fund.
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The military would also ground aircraft due to a lack of maintenance and spare parts, deplete ammunition, training and manpower and delay contracts for acquisition programs necessary to modernize the force, he added.
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"People are using their smartphones to apply for aid from FEMA even before the hurricanes land," Ryan explained, the effect of which has been to deplete emergency aid funds at an unprecedented rate.
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To avoid any speech patterns that may hint at a particular language or country contributes to the parable-like feel of the novel but it can also deplete some scenes of their vitality.
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The problem with this arrangement, as Daly sees it, is that the contracts will allow Apple to simply deplete Ireland's existing supply of renewable energy instead of providing any additional power to the grid.
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That agreement -- the 1987 Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer -- called for the phase-out of substances including chlorofluorocarbons and halons, once present in refrigerators, aerosol cans and dry cleaning chemicals.
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Malaysia halted bauxite mining in January last year, but allowed exports to continue to deplete vast stockpiles at ports where run-off after monsoon rains had polluted waters and led to a public outcry.
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"Debt that carries a higher interest rate than your student loans, like credit card debt or a personal loan, will deplete money from your bank account faster than your student loans will," Levy said.
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It is disposed of by returning it to the ocean and—if not done properly by diffusing it over large areas—can deplete the ocean of oxygen and have negative impacts on sea life.
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Without government intervention to reset the revenue balance in favor of other crops, experts warn the sustained production of sugar cane will further deplete scarce water resources and leave the region prone to droughts.
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While elephant and rhino poaching might be the most visible wildlife crime issues, it's worth noting that drones also help track illegal fishing, which can deplete resources, kill off species, and affect whole ecosystems.
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Commodities are also attractive because as the business cycle ages, high levels of demand deplete supplies, creating a "scarcity premium," which is now showing up in the futures market for 13 of 24 commodities.
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We deplete 28500 percent of the world's agricultural area, use water equivalent to three times the volume of Lake Geneva and create 6900 billion tons of carbon emissions to grow food that's never eaten.
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Without government intervention to reset the revenue balance in favour of other crops, experts warn the sustained production of sugar cane will further deplete scarce water resources and leave the region prone to droughts.
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The remaining American forces are helping the Afghan military defend its positions and have worked to deplete the Taliban through airstrikes and commando raids, partly to gain leverage at the negotiating table in Doha.
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In order to meet its costs, and not deplete its reserves more than necessary, the I.O.C. could perhaps ask its broadcast partners and sponsors to make payments earlier than they normally would be expected.
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But it will also slow growth and development, which will curtail job prospects and deplete New York's tax base, limiting its ability to provide for citizens who rely on its public institutions for opportunity.
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The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has caused a toilet paper panic-buying frenzy, with customers flooding large retailers like Costco and even becoming unruly over fears that essential items — like toilet paper — may soon deplete.
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Most people deplete their 529 plans by the time their child is finished with college and so there would be no money left over for them to cover their student debt anyway, Bloom said.
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Lithium clusters sometimes cause battery power to deplete quickly, making devices unable to deliver doses of electricity when needed, St. Jude Vice President of Quality Control Jeff Fecho said in the letter to physicians.
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Growth in the kingdom has slowed to about 1 per cent of gross domestic product as the government has been forced to slash spending and deplete fiscal reserves to deal with the yawning budget deficit.
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The batteries that power most of our mobile computing devices measure their effective life in cycles – that is, the more times you fully deplete them and then charge them up again, the shorter they'll last.
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But despite its expected impact on Pakistan's competitiveness, the infrastructure project — named the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor — is set to further deplete the country's stocks of foreign currency, needed to pay the contractors and suppliers.
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"We believe that Chinese officials view the outflows as a critical threat, as they deplete China's FX reserves and invoke unpleasant memories of the Asian Financial Crisis," economists at ANZ said in a recent note.
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Resource scarcity becomes an issue as your voracious mines and extractors deplete the planet—a dynamic that I dearly wish this game interrogated more, as your bases leave scarred and ruined landscapes in their wake.
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The project has the potential to severely impact the climate and balance of minerals and nutrients in the Black Sea and surrounding areas, and would deplete oxygen levels in the Sea of Marmara, it said.
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The algae is made up in part of toxic cyanobacteria, which, when present in large enough numbers, can deplete the oxygen in the water to create so-called "dead zones" in the water column below.
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In core principles, the New Nordic creed is not so different from the prevailing American farm-to-table ethos: Cook according to climate and landscape; use local, seasonal ingredients; try not to deplete the earth.
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Her office said hiring a firm with no prior involvement in the case might drag out negotiations on a possible global settlement, waste time that lawyers already spent and unnecessarily deplete the debtors' limited resources.
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But assigning engineers, medical staff and logistic personnel to the border will also deplete those limited number of specialized troops if they are needed for a national disaster or to deploy to a war zone.
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"Technology and subsidies have allowed industrial fleets to go farther and farther, and deeper and deeper, and to deplete stock after stock," said Dr. Pauly, who has shown that the global catch is steadily falling.
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When troops flood back, just as more than 22005,282 did after a pivotal moment during the Iraq war, the subsequent baby booms overwhelm hospitals and deplete the stock in the maternity sections of department stores.
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A New York Times report Monday said that the Oklahoma City Thunder also tested players and personnel, but did it through unspecified "alternative" means, so as not to further deplete the state's supply of tests.
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As a result, the program will start drawing on its $3 trillion Social Security trust fund, which is set to deplete by 2023, threatening the retirement benefits for tens of millions of seniors across the country.
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Of course, not everyone has the means to make such a hefty purchase with cash, and even those who do may not want to deplete their savings and investment accounts for a single real estate deal.
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"You may be seduced by a potential job that pays you beyond your wildest dreams, yet if you aren't able to truly be who you are, it will soon deplete you of what makes you, you."
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The Arizona Department of Water Resources requires developers to prove the existence of a 4003-year water supply, so that home buyers are assured of adequate water and the new communities do not deplete shared resources.
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As fossil fuels continue to deplete our natural resources and negatively impact our climate, leaders from around the world are starting to seriously rethink their understanding of how cities work—and how technology works within them.
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Given these hazards, the riders they depend on also pose a danger: Any rider who takes a scooter too far from its charging station, or who drives it up a steep hill, will fatally deplete its batteries.
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And since public- and private-sector employees often share the same parent union (such as the A.F.T., the S.E.I.U. and the U.A.W.), the Janus decision is likely to deplete resources for worker organizing in private industries, too.
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President Trump on Monday promised that Congress would appropriate additional federal aid to the region "very quickly" as the disaster is expected to deplete the resources of the Federal Emergency Management Agency in a matter of weeks.
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The safe and seemingly flawless return of the capsule, which did not have any people aboard, provided an upbeat ending to a mission that started unhappily when a clock problem caused the spacecraft to deplete its propellant.
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"We need to be aware that a single severe (and perhaps multiple lesser) antibiotic treatments can deplete the gut of some beneficial bacteria, and we should expect an initial bloom of opportunistic pathogens after treatment," Forslund says.
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Of course, such an expansion of Social Security likely would require additional funding so as not to deplete future retirement benefits, but the point is to make Social Security an issue that impacts millennials lives now, not later.
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He thinks that small-scale projects like the Scopex experiment could be useful, but that we don't know the impacts of large-scale geoengineering on agriculture or whether it might deplete the ozone layer (as volcanic eruptions do).
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But now Papa said the the best days are behind some of those fields after a period of low oil prices prompted drillers to train their rigs on their best acreage and deplete the most cost-efficient production.
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Ohio-based Fifth Third Bank has been hit with a proposed class action in Orlando federal court accusing it of manipulating its customers' debit charges to deplete their checking accounts more quickly so it can charge more overdraft fees.
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A separate study published last week in Nature found that by 2050, feeding a projected world population of around 10 billion people (3 billion more than today) will deplete water supplies and cause pollution by 50% to 90% more.
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Though HFCs do not deplete Earth's ozone layer in the way the chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) they replaced back in the mid-1990s did, they contribute disproportionately to global warming, being far more potent at trapping heat than carbon dioxide is.
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But the Pfizer business is expected to carry a price tag of around $15 billion, or possibly more, and buying it would deplete GSK's financial firepower at a time when Walmsley is seeking to bolster the pivotal pharmaceutical division.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's tax plan would let U.S. companies take bigger, faster deductions on capital investments, a step some experts said would deplete Washington's policy arsenal by using up a tax break normally reserved for fighting recessions.
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"These resources will deplete one day if we do not use them sustainably," Ashraf Ali Khan Khasru, the minister of fisheries and livestock, told the Dhaka Tribune newspaper last week, referring to marine resources in the Bay of Bengal.
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In much the way the everyday actions of the individuals in this short story deplete the pressure difference of their world and ultimately make it uninhabitable, there is clearly a connection to our own present crisis regarding climate change.
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Republicans warn that Ms. Abrams, who hopes to expand Medicaid health coverage for the poor and disabled, will raise taxes they have cut, reverse the state's job growth, deplete its rainy-day surplus and threaten its superior bond ratings.
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The state of Arizona brought an unusual case to the Supreme Court that sought to stop the Sackler family from transferring money from the company, claiming it was an effort to deplete it and avoid paying claims concerning OxyContin.
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Although many of the swaps involve banks simply rolling old loans into new bonds for the same amount, there could be hundreds of billions of renminbi of fresh issuance too, which would quickly deplete liquidity and could hit other bank lending.
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The dry El Nino winter has caused a gargantuan electricity crisis in Venezuela: The Latin American country continues to deplete the water reserves in the country's hydroelectric dams, which are responsible for more than 60 percent of the country's power.
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That price - little more than a tenth of the loans' gross nominal value - sets a tough market precedent for other banks looking to offload their own piles of non-performing loans without incurring losses that could dangerously deplete their capital.
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Its essential role in human health and environmental safety was internationally validated by the 1987 Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, a treaty that phased out the use of substances—particularly chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)—that damage this protective screen.
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"We're trying to add women to the ranks, not deplete ranks," said Olivia Perez-Cubas, a spokeswoman for the Winning For Women Action Fund, which is dedicated to electing conservative women and has thrown its support and money behind Ms. Granger.
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"Pranks of this nature deplete the resources of our valuable public safety personnel, in both responding to the prank and in responding to the increased crowds and copycat attempts that these incidents generate," he said in a statement on Monday.
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Three states and Washington, D.C. are expected to run out of money by December, and the majority of states will deplete their federal dollars by March, according to a July report from the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's tax plan would let U.S. companies take bigger, faster deductions on capital investments, a step some experts said would deplete Washington's policy arsenal by using up a tax break normally reserved for fighting recessions.
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"If we overdo it by setting too-high goals that are too extreme, then we rapidly get to a region in which we're starting to look at this fatigue effect of self-control resources, and they start to deplete," Palma said.
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Stories we admired from other news organizations The Arizona Republic reporters Rob O'Dell and Ian James investigated the shortcomings in the state's groundwater protections, and how the agriculture industry has been able to deplete groundwater with little or no regulation.
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Researchers in Europe have found that the larvae of a common insect have an unusual ability to digest plastic, a discovery that could lead to biotechnical advances that help deplete the continual buildup of one of the world's most stubborn pollutants.
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Which sucks, assuming you'd prefer not to be on the hook for $700 every couple of years—and assuming you'd rather not deplete the planet's limited mineral resources (needed for batteries), or send dangerous e-waste to junk heaps in foreign countries.
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"By the end of April, money managers raised their bullish bets on crude oil futures and options to fresh ten-month highs, as prices rallied to their highest levels this year on hopes that stronger demand will help deplete record stocks," OPEC said.
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Ted Cruz's idol, overruled his Cabinet advisers to help secure passage of the Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer, which enforced the phase-out of chlorofluorocarbons such as that used in refrigeration, air conditioning, foam plastic, aerosol production and more.
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If the stock market loses half its value, that same $40,220 spending rate is suddenly 216 percent of the portfolio value — a rate of spending that could rapidly deplete your savings and cause you to run out of money long before you die.
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In another survey by Kaiser and the New York Times, one in five working-age, insured Americans reported problems with paying medical bills in the past year, many of whom were forced to deplete savings and increase credit card debt to stay afloat.
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AEMO sees the states of Victoria and South Australia most at risk of outages in the 2018-19 summer, which runs from December through February, with some risk in the most populous state, New South Wales, where a severe drought could deplete hydropower.
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And according to an article in The New York Times detailing his political aspirations, it seems Zinke is happy to deplete and threaten public lands across the country, but not in his home state of Montana, where he may later seek office.
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"I want to let the American people know what corporate bullies they are and what they're trying to do – deplete my resources, ruin my business and the whole ugg boot industry," Mr. Oygur said in his factory in Lidcombe, a Sydney suburb.
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The Texans lost Johnson late in the half to further deplete their secondary, and when Carr hit Tyrell Williams for a 46-yard catch-and-run for a score with 7:53 left in the third quarter, Houston appeared to be in trouble.
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Not to mention, these changes would deplete healthy sagebrush habitat, a landscape that provides both protection and sustenance for the vulnerable sage-grouse, and would threaten to land the bird on the Endangered Species List — something that the pervious conservation plans had prevented.
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"I thought that I needed to show the impact of politics on her insulated, domestic sphere," she said, describing how she later told her mother that a loss of Hong Kong autonomy could have terrible economic consequences and deplete her life savings.
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The currency manipulation was intended to "deplete Qatar's financial reserves so that it would be unable to complete its preparations to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup games, and would be forced to share the games with Saudi Arabia or the UAE," the filings stated.
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AFTER seven years of frustrated effort, climate negotiators from the 197 countries that signed the 1987 Montreal Protocol—an international treaty designed to end the use of chemicals that deplete the ozone layer—have agreed to phase out the global-warming chemicals known as hydrofluorocarbons.
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It pops up on its own automatically as your Life Support and Hazard Protection meters deplete, but being able to summon the HUD with a button press means you don't have to open up your inventory menu to see if you need a recharge.
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At one point, her lawyers argued that the state couldn't release some prisoners because it would deplete its pool for prison labor — but Harris quickly clarified that she was not aware her office was going with that argument until it was reported by media.
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Previous studies used that month as a benchmark for measuring the hole's size, but Solomon and her colleagues focused instead on September because the Antarctic weather is historically less variable, making it easier to isolate the effect of chlorine and bromine, which deplete ozone.
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"In poor neighborhoods, it becomes a real hardship to try and find these things," Nick Selby, a Dallas-area police detective, told Quartz of what happens when shoplifters target lower-income areas and deplete their supply of essential products, such as diabetic testing strips.
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In this labor stronghold, a number of Democrats also said in interviews that they don't like the push by 2020 candidates for the single-payer "Medicare for-All" proposal, because they worry that moving all Americans into one system would deplete the quality of Medicare.
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To avoid running out of money, they were strategic about their savingsThe easiest way to run out of money during early retirement is to deplete your investment portfolio during the first five years by selling stock into a down market, according to Shen and Leung.
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Whooshh's founders then realized that its services could also solve the problem of helping salmon complete migratory passages in a rapidly changing environment — and since the system relies on air pressure rather than water, there's no need to deplete irrigation systems of their water.
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A Thunder spokesman said on Sunday that Thunder players were subsequently tested for the coronavirus after the team secured test kits through "alternative" means so as not to further deplete the supply in Oklahoma, but results had not yet been announced as of Sunday night.
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Photo: APThe Food and Drug Administration announced today that 465,000 pacemakers installed in the US have a security vulnerability that could be exploited to make the device operate too quickly or deplete its batteries, and these devices need firmware updates to keep them from getting hacked.Yikes.
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"A two-year phaseout gives restaurants and bars the time they need to deplete their current inventory of plastic straws, and it gives the industry time to pioneer biodegradable and environmentally friendly alternatives for mass consumption," said Councilman Mitch O'Farrell, one of the backers of the ban.
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Oil veterans point out that even if global oil consumption were to peak, the world would still need to replace existing wells, which deplete every year at the rate of up to 5m b/d—roughly the amount added by America's shale revolution in four years.
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The Kancheepuram district to the southeast of the city, which includes the factories of many foreign automakers, saw groundwater levels deplete more than 21 ft (2700 meters), or three times the state average, to about 212 ft during the year ended May 503, the data showed.
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The Kancheepuram district to the southeast of the city, which includes the factories of many foreign automakers, saw groundwater levels deplete more than 21 ft (2700 metres), or three times the state average, to about 212 ft during the year ended May 503, the data showed.
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"Let them dump it all on us" he said, "We'll take all they want to dump and help them deplete their resources and use it for our benefit…It'll make us stronger" Wisdom never ages, it just gets better over time like a fine red wine.
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EPA, the case centered on whether, on an ongoing basis, the agency could prohibit companies from complying with a requirement to replace chemicals in products that deplete the ozone layer with chemicals that do even greater harm by emitting the greenhouse gases that cause climate change.
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Her office took positions during Harris's tenure that will likely come back to bite her, particularly when lawyers for her office argued that reducing prison populations would deplete a pool of affordable labor (Harris has denounced the argument but has also acknowledged the buck stopped with her).
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Jovan Bravo and his wife knew they wanted to move, but could never quite make it happen: They would sock away $260 to $212 a month and then have an expense come up—a car breaking down, their daughter's gymnastics lessons—that would deplete their savings.
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Nearly all have slashed their planting area this year and some are leaving their fields fallow — steps that are likely to deplete what is left of the food supply and lead even more Venezuelans to join the estimated four million who have already fled the country.
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"A number of companies have held off capital investment projects (whether to stay in China or shift overseas) and also now cutting orders to deplete inventory for fear of a trade induced slowdown," he said, adding that sentiment and demand from China have also been impacted by the uncertainty.
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Other solutions like the Philips Hue Tap use kinetic energy to forego batteries altogether, but I've found with that the charge can occasionally deplete to the point where you need to tap it a few times to get it to respond, so Logitech's battery solution is probably better overall.
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Any burden the fees impose on employees' First Amendment rights is justified by the need to eliminate free riders — workers who enjoy union benefits without having to pay for them, which can deplete the unions' resources in states where they are legally required to represent all workers, members and nonmembers alike.
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This is what it looks like when you totally fall off the bottom of the economic ladder, and how it happens: The longer you're homeless, the more basic expenses such as gas money, car insurance, storage unit costs, laundromats, and gym memberships or park fees for showering deplete your savings.
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"Nonbattle injury among deployed forces may have different possible causes, deplete medical resources, increase costs, decrease mission capabilities, and result in long-term disability for injured service members," wrote the research authors, led by Dr. Tuan D. Le of the US Army Institute of Surgical Research at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio.
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"The amendment to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer endorsed in Kigali today is the single largest contribution the world has made towards keeping the global temperature rise 'well below' 2 degrees Celsius, a target agreed at the Paris climate conference last year," the UN agency said in a statement Saturday.
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Loeb and his colleagues, Rafael Batista and David Sloan, both from Oxford University, say tardigrades would be able to survive the destruction of the Earth's atmosphere or a runaway greenhouse effect by seeking shelter in the ocean, which is why they were forced to consider astrophysical events powerful enough to deplete the planet of water.
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Carrying on with elective surgeries and routine procedures in the current climate threatens to deplete human resources by exposing workers to possible infection, and depleting limited equipment supplies — including masks, personal protective equipment and, more ominously, blood supplies and respirators — for when they are most needed in the coming weeks as the virus spreads.
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While the first two possibilities give you a chance to buy the latest model directly from Apple, if the company drops the Mini from its iPad lineup, you will probably still be able to buy one for a short time from third-party resellers like Amazon or Best Buy — until they deplete their inventories.
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Some of my friends wisely decided after the election to devote themselves to a single issue, so as not to fracture their attention and deplete their energies — a policy that proves hard to implement when you're trying to dedicate yourself exclusively to, say, climate change, and then the government starts locking children in cages seemingly for sheer, sadistic fun.
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Loeffler is on the ballot in November to finish the remainder of Isakson's term, and Collins is expected to announce his own Senate bid as soon as this week — creating a fierce intra-party clash that some Republicans warn could deplete resources and draw attention away from other GOP races as they seek to protect their Senate majority.
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Their research was credited in the citation for the 1995 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, which F. Sherwood Rowland and Mario J. Molina shared with Paul J. Crutzen for their discovery, also in 1974, that supposedly inert fluorocarbons like Freon, a propellant in products like aerosol spray cans and refrigerants, could deplete the ozone layer to dangerous levels.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court said on Monday that it would not hear an unusual case brought by the state of Arizona that seeks to stop the Sackler family, which owns and controls Purdue Pharma, from transferring billions of dollars from the company in an effort to deplete it and avoid paying claims concerning the prescription opioid painkiller Oxycontin.
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"We come into contact with lots of different chemicals and other factors every day that will either physically disrupt the natural barrier of the skin or deplete the natural moisturizing factors which then causes disruption to the skin barrier function," said Dr. Saxon Smith, author of an editorial accompanying the study and a dermatologist at the University of Sydney in Australia.
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According to Justin Yeakel, an UC Merced ecologist who formally did postdoctoral work at the Santa Fe Institute, the NSM took insights from allometry—the science of how an animal's body size relates to its anatomy and behavior—to derive realistic parameters on how fast a population of land mammals could accumulate or deplete its energy resources based on what's available in the environment.
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"Some have suggested that China will deliberately deplete its holdings of Treasuries in order to hit back at the U.S. if it ratchets up their trade war," said John Higgins, chief markets economist at Capital Economics "Even if this happened though, we suspect that the temporary downside for Treasuries would ultimately be trumped by the upside from an escalation of their dispute," he added.
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No matter your financial goals, the most important thing is to be intentional about how you use your inheritance, Douglas Boneparth, president and founder of Bone Fide Wealth, tells CNBC Make It. "Inheriting a lot of money can help you achieve financial independence a lot sooner, but that's only if you have the discipline to not overspend and prematurely deplete your windfall," he says.
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Left in the lurch, sadly, were some 800,85033 federal employees and their families, who, whether furloughed or required to show up for work without getting paid, were forced to choose between several indignities: roll up their credit card debt; get an emergency bank loan; deplete their rainy-day fund; tap family and friends; visit the local soup kitchen; or try to find temporary work walking dogs, washing cars, changing diapers or driving Uber.
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Higher living standards and rising demand for consumer goods — from Cokes and packaged foods to cars and mass-produced meat — are major reasons why the world is guzzling more freshwater, according to the U.N. So manufacturers face a dilemma: They can meet the growing demand by expanding operations and producing more goods, but if they take a business-as-usual approach, they might deplete local freshwater resources — a risky business move and a surefire way to tarnish their brands.
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"I write separately to make clear that, per the Executive order, 'any procedure that, if performed in accordance with the commonly accepted standard of clinical practice, would not deplete the hospital capacity or the personal protective equipment needed to cope with the COVID-19 disaster' is exempt," Dennis added in his dissent, suggesting that he believed some abortion procedures would fall under this exemption and therefore should not be banned, even if Texas's order were allowed to go into effect.
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