China's Foreign Ministry said its military deployments in the South China Sea were no different from U.S. deployments on Hawaii.
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In February, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said his country's South China Sea military deployments were no different from U.S. deployments on Hawaii.
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"An AC power connector is available for long-term deployments, and DC power options can be connected for mobile deployments also," the brochure reads.
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"What we are talking about at Kubecon is that there are a lot of challenges in monitoring modern cloud deployments, particularly hybrid deployments," she said.
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Solar panel deployments are recently trending up, but they aren't as high as they were with SolarCity, and Powerwall deployments have slowed in recent months.
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China's Foreign Ministry said ahead of Wang's visit that Beijing's military deployments in the South China Sea were no different from U.S. deployments on Hawaii.
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The banks and insurance companies can then launch multi-cloud SaaS deployments, transitioning to the cloud and on-premises deployments, working alongside the existing technology infrastructure.
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Readiness typically is a function of length of deployments and the frequency of successive deployments, and it can be exacerbated by equipment problems or lack of training.
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Deployments would be made by presidential declaration where security is at risk and state officials have asked for help; the deployments would be reviewed at least annually.
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We have each studied overseas deployments of US military personnel for nearly a decade and have recently come together to research the costs and benefits of such deployments.
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China's Foreign Ministry set a defiant tone said ahead of Wang's visit, saying that Beijing's military deployments in the South China Sea were no different from U.S. deployments on Hawaii.
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France is likely to contribute only about 150 soldiers to the new deployments, NATO officials say, after finally agreeing to the idea of forward deployments in Poland after initial opposition.
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He retired as a lieutenant commander from the Navy, having completed deployments from the U.S.S. John C. Stennis and U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt, and ground deployments in Qatar, Okinawa, Japan and Djibouti.
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"Even though we've cut back the troop presence in Afghanistan by 20033 percent relative to peak, and in Iraq by 95 percent relative to peak," O'Hanlon said, "there's still enough little deployments — in Europe, Korea, Okinawa, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Syria, Turkey, naval deployments — that families are still feeling stressed and fatigued by the pace" of deployments.
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These special operations deployments can vary in terms of missions and goals — it's unlikely commandos are carrying out night raids in Botswana, for example — but many deployments share a clear overarching aim: counterterrorism.
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Nick started the business after completing two deployments in Iraq.
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Trump, however, described the latest deployments as defensive, in nature.
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Zamora said the deployments make her "really miss" her mom.
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A couple of interesting mobility pilots and deployments stand out.
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America and Russia should discuss how to limit new deployments.
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He retired in July, following deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
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South Korea has long been a trailblazer in telecom deployments.
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Our growth projections have always been based on actual deployments.
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And the Pentagon confirms that no such deployments have happened.
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But unseen doesn't mean unused, as special operations deployments show.
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Knightscope is currently negotiating with the city over future deployments.
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Again, deployments doesn't always mean the latest autonomous vehicle pilot.
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Salvador Cienfuegos, has pressed for a law to guide deployments.
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Some said they were gifts to use during military deployments.
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He has served multiple combat deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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In between deployments I started a family of my own.
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The deployments cost a total of more than $1.3 billion.
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Black scanned the dates and deployments listed in the file.
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The value our allies contribute goes much beyond troop deployments.
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Between us we had six deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
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"(1) the continued shift of consumer spending away from traditional bricks-and-mortar retail and toward e-commerce, and (2) the ongoing conversion of enterprise software spend away from on-premise deployments to cloud deployments."
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This gives us a way to scale and accelerate our deployments.
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Border states such as Texas have more robust deployments; Texas Gov.
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Some customers weren't comfortable running these massive deployments in the cloud.
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It would also be helpful for military and law enforcement deployments.
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There's nothing on future deployments or commercial applications for the technology.
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Do you think that we're likely to see increased troop deployments?
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Ongoing Russian missile deployments, however, could lead NATO to consider countermeasures.
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But the deployments have become more difficult, especially leaving her family.
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An SDF media official said he could not confirm these deployments.
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Iran has responded apprehensively to previous U.S. troop deployments this year.
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Sometimes that happens during deployments, but it's not common, thank goodness.
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Today's announcement also fits into Microsoft's overall emphasis on hybrid deployments.
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Both Presidents Bush and Obama enacted similar deployments during their presidencies.
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Earlier this year, the World Health Organization recommended large-scale deployments.
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Some called for deployments of American troops to the Middle East.
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The Trump administration's provocative military deployments and confrontations are particularly counterproductive.
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Electric cars and battery storage can in turn boost solar deployments.
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Chavez created the Strategic Operations Command, the agency that manages deployments.
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Both deployments cost a total of around $1.3 billion, per CNN.
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The highlight here is support for Cognitive Services for edge deployments.
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Those figures were offset by a slight increase in solar deployments.
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He had completed three deployments in the Middle East, it said.
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Doing so requires specific doctrine, training, technology investments, deployments and missions.
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"Real world deployments are about extreme consistency and reliability," says Abbeel.
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Currently, Darktrace has more than 7,000 deployments, according to its website.
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The force management level, for example, does not count temporary deployments.
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Of those deployments, 62% were used solely to search for drugs.
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Future deployments being considered include sporting events, music festivals and transport hubs.
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This limited availability has created a backlog in deployments for the company.
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"I don't believe these deployments will have any measurable effect," Warren said.
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ContainerShip currently supports deployments to AWS, Azure, Digital Ocean, Linode and others.
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He makes sure that the modifications and deployments they employ are seamless.
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Those deployments can only be fully supported through a supplemental budget request.
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Last year's report pointed to four "new" deployments to support Pai's argument.
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NATO called it one of the largest deployments from Russia in decades.
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Meter Feeder is now growing its deployments by 10 percent a week.
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Expect, for example, increased French special-operations deployments alongside U.S. military forces.
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Turnbull last month called China's military deployments "counterproductive", an unusually forceful rebuke.
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These policies gave enough certainty to investors to allow real scale deployments.
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Nevertheless, the controversial deployments last year drew the ire of then-Rep.
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As cost comes down, large scale deployments could really change the game.
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It has been observed in subsequent military deployments in Libya and Iraq.
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He said the deployments will include the hospital, equipment and medical professionals.
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He said the deployments will include the hospital, equipment and medical professionals.
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Modest deployments prevent the need for keeping larger forces in the region.
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Repeated deployments left a long list of birthdays missed and anniversaries apart.
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No distinction was made between defensive and offensive deployments or training missions.
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Iran has responded to previous U.S. troop deployments this year with apprehension.
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At times, the Navy has adjusted deployments in response to unexpected problems.
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Policies, programs and deployments always need to be reviewed for their effectiveness.
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He served in the U.S. Army and completed two deployments to Afghanistan.
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And then you will start to see massive deployments across different geographies.
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National Guard troops primarily served in support roles during past border deployments.
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They constantly move from school to school and cope with their parents' deployments.
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Exclusive: As US troops abandon northeast Syria, confusion abounds about deployments to Iraq.
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It previously only fully supported container deployments on bare metal servers and AWS.
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Case studies have begun to quantify the early impact of Industrial IoT deployments.
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Based on demand, Dastoor told me, Skip can adjust some of those deployments.
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It also monitors airbag deployments, braking and acceleration, which helps in accident investigations.
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Custom VPN deployments and Tor bridge relays appear to remain viable for now.
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Miller is a medically retired military veteran, previously serving two deployments in Iraq.
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He also denied that the Ugandan military had boosted deployments at the border.
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We're currently doublechecking for any instances of the same problem in other deployments.
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But there is evidence that Cossack organizations have been supportive of those deployments.
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This is the level of understanding and foresight that's needed for successful deployments.
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With the uncertainty and financial stress associated with deployments, these numbers are encouraging.
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California was the last border state to agree to the deployments on Wednesday.
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These restrictions on small cell site deployments could complicate 5G's upcoming nationwide rollout.
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Their deployments allowed Assad's forces to make their major push toward the city.
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I'd make sure we complete those deployments to the Baltics of NATO forces.
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In recent years these types of units have made repeated deployments to warzones.
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"Secret or little-known military deployments rarely end well," he told VICE News.
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As with most deployments, keeping vehicles in working order has been an issue.
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Further formalizing relationships with partners may even mitigate the need for smaller deployments.
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Even limited deployments, Pentagon officials said, have come with their share of trouble.
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The U.S. military has about 85033,000 personnel across the region, including naval deployments.
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Previous troop deployments Sending National Guard troops to the border is not unprecedented.
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Fiat Chrysler has reports of as many as 22 inadvertent air bag deployments.
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He said that deployments at scale could make the technology even more affordable.
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New START maintains the only remaining limits on U.S. and Russian nuclear deployments.
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And finally, institutional investors are increasingly imposing sustainability requirements around their capital deployments.
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Other satellites monitor rival nations for missile launches, strategic deployments, or troop movements.
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That's a seven-year high topped only by deployments in 2012 and 2009.
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That divisive, black and white issue laid the solid groundwork for meme deployments.
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China's South China Sea military deployments are no different from U.S. deployments on Hawaii, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said on Monday, striking a combative tone ahead of a visit by Foreign Minister Wang Yi to the United States this week.
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These episodes have illustrated counterproductive aspects of US military deployments as far as terrorism is concerned, which usually have outweighed productive aspects whether those deployments were made on behalf of a "war on terror" or for some other declared reason.
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During the early 2010s, long deployments and regular surge deployments wore out the ships, aircraft and sailors, creating huge readiness gaps that took years to recover from, Clark said, and warned that a return to that posture would have significant consequences.
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Washington (CNN)The Navy will cancel ship deployments and shut down carrier air wings.
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The deployments are aimed specifically at deterring any Iranian military actions, the official added.
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Meanwhile, an anesthetized America remains safely removed from the relentless demands of constant deployments.
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And a large majority of those accidents occurred in circumstances unrelated to combat deployments.
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The database is available for deployments on the major public clouds and on-premises.
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All parachute deployments for the Crew Dragon's atmosphere re-entry went according to plan.
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A services company even saw $85 million in sales revenue through deployments of videos.
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This shift has required new training deployments and put new strains on their equipment.
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On Monday, debate proceeded amid heavy deployments of police and military personnel at parliament.
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In a statement, the army said the deployments were normal measures for presidential security.
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It will also set shot clocks for administrative review of applications for new deployments.
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The key question behind these deployments centers on when the American military should deploy.
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Both countries agreed to scale up regional deployments of allied military forces, Moon said.
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He has had multiple deployments during his career, including Germany, Macedonia, Kosovo and Iraq.
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Since raising their Series B in February 2017, OpenFin's deployments have more than doubled.
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"Those deployments can only be fully supported through a supplemental budget request," Thornberry said.
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Before it called it quits, the company's specialty was managing multi-cloud Kubernetes deployments.
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From 2014 to 2016, he completed two deployments to Asia and the Middle East.
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Let the populace, and Congress, deliberate, vote and authorize these dangerous, ubiquitous troop deployments.
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Heavy security deployments have also been maintained in parts of Kampala since election day.
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The fund would also set aside at least $1 billion for precision agriculture deployments.
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Trump has repeatedly said that Saudi Arabia would pay for the recent U.S. deployments.
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Mr. Slabinski completed nine overseas deployments and 15 combat tours before retiring in 2014.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper told reporters the deployments were designed to deter Iran.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis signed off on the deployments and notified the White House.
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He served eight combat deployments and was awarded repeated medals for valor under fire.
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Norris noted troops will need time to tell relatives and employers about their deployments.
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Or, are you fearful of long deployments in dangerous places like Iraq and Afghanistan?
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After deployments including Iraq and Afghanistan, he suffered night terrors and insomnia, he said.
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Military families become familiar with trying to contort their lives around deployments and separations.
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Training and readiness are degraded, inspections and operational mission support hampered, and deployments curtailed.
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U.S. Central Command, which oversees operations in the Middle East, requested the new deployments.
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Democrats say the deployments — especially the ones just before the midterms — were flagrantly political.
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Pentagon officials indicate they don't see a direct correlation between suicides and combat deployments.
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Going forward, developers will be able to use DC/OS to set up and manage their Kubernetes-based container deployments (including different versions of Kubernetes) right from DC/OS and on the same infrastructure that runs the rest of their container deployments.
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BEIJING/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China's South China Sea military deployments are no different from U.S. deployments on Hawaii, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said on Monday, striking a combative tone ahead of a visit by Foreign Minister Wang Yi to the United States this week.
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Castle now has 150 deployments, protects 400,000 users and is growing 35 percent each week.
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Moscow has repeatedly criticized the deployments, calling them provocative and a threat to Russian security.
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Perhaps he would also consider scrapping American troop deployments to Poland and the Baltic states.
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Operation Welcome Home Maryland has greeted over 600,000 servicemen back from their deployments thus far.
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So what are these high-maintenance satellites that have to have their own special deployments?
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Scooters have taken over cities, and there's no sign that these deployments are slowing down.
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So it's a mapping exercise and in many of our largest deployments, they get important.
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Spending aside, deployments in support of NATO's operations in Afghanistan are another point of friction.
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Through deployments, field exercises and training, spouses learn to be a picture of autonomous sufficiency.
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A common complaint about greenfield smart city deployments is that they're antiseptic — they lack character.
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As a veteran of two Middle East deployments, I know firsthand the cost of war.
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But Wheeler notes that the first 5G deployments are expected to be ready for 2020.
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Both projects use Kubernetes to enable their customers to build hybrid cloud deployments across platforms.
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When deployments end, those ties are stretched as veterans fan out across the United States.
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While combat is undoubtedly high stress, there are conflicting views on whether deployments increase risk.
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We have term-based subscriptions, and then also a consumption-based model for cloud deployments.
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There is some question as to whether those deployments will be extended in the future.
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Fatigue brought on by the continual stream of deployments wore out both men and machines.
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Khan said her son's deployments scared her because she knew about the pain of war.
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The newest deployments are in danger of becoming additional chapters in the same unhappy story.
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Between her two deployments, from 2007 and 2009, Gabbard was a legislative aide to Sen.
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Richard Brown told Defense News that once the deployments started, they weren't going to stop.
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In the second quarter of this year, solar deployments hit their lowest point, 29 megawatts.
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They average three deployments every four years or so for six months at a time.
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It also urged Canberra to pare down the country's naval deployments in the Middle East.
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For years after his combat deployments, Mr. Hardin said he was sleepless and on edge.
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Every United States carrier has conducted trials and begun deployments in initial cities for 22019G.
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Bomber Task Force deployments are meant train US aircrews while reassuring partners and deterring foes.
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He began his U.S. Army career in 1981 and served deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Though, to be fair, the OpenStack team can also point at plenty of successful deployments.
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Syria's army has been ground down during the war through death, defections and frequent deployments.
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The requirement sent deployments skyrocketing from six and seven months to nine and 10 months.
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Allied countries also plan to develop new protective measures, like isolating troops ahead of deployments.
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But he repeated his desire to bring troops back from Korea and other distant deployments.
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The potential impact from COVID-19, however, will not be limited to immediate operational deployments.
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Developers have to deal with three axes of (a) deployments (b) frameworks and (c) protocols.
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" One of his most memorable deployments of the shot came in "The Fabulous Baker Boys.
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It was not until his later deployments that he began to show signs of extremism.
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A number of companies are also still looking to upgrade their old Windows 7 deployments.
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He also said there could be additional U.S. deployments if the situation were to escalate.
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The company guided that solar and storage deployments should grow at least 228% in 234.
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But bigger deployments could mean less resources for the China and Russia challenge, experts say.
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Some expect China to land its first deployments of jet fighters onto its runways in the Spratly islands in coming months, while regional military officers say it is already using the new facilities to expand naval and coast guard deployments deep into Southeast Asia.
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"The main challenge is not individual events or deployments," NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters.
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The additional deployments will have to be approved by the Bundestag, the lower house of parliament.
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Allowing Guard troops to operate inside non-border states also would go far beyond past deployments.
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If Trump slows or cancels those deployments, Putin will celebrate — and he'll have every reason to.
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Unfortunately, veterans often need more than our thoughts and prayers when they return from their deployments.
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Early deployments will be small and highly controlled enough to operate without 5G or C-V2X.
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He focused on training leading up to their deployments, and he documented their returns from war.
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In the end, the demonstration raised some uncomfortable problems about the realities of early 5G deployments.
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That's over 100,000 compute cores and growing, which makes this one of the larger OpenStack deployments.
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"Sir, I agree with your assessment," said General Nicholson, a veteran of several deployments to Afghanistan.
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Equinix says global deployments from hyperscale cloud providers currently exceed about $500 million in annual revenue.
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The United States and its allies are expanding their anti-submarine naval deployments across East Asia.
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Saudi and Emirati officials say their deployments across the country are part of their war effort.
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Our pilot projects could lead to large enterprise deployments in the next one to two years.
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Milley's stated support for building up the US's nuclear arsenal and deployments" and "voted no accordingly.
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"To survive those deployments in Iraq and to die like this is just devastating," she said.
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Beijing has vigorously protested against the deployment, fearing its radar could see into its missile deployments.
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It's the same strategy that Special Operations forces have used in previous deployments to combat zones.
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There are very few large scale enterprise deployments, and the whole workflow has not been touched.
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Peskov said that deployments of Russian troops inside Russia's own borders were not a public matter.
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Still, most cities have been reluctant to roll out full-fledged initiatives for smart city deployments.
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Joseph Votel, on Tuesday provided some context related to the timing of any additional troop deployments.
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All of us have had additional deployments and unfortunately have added more pictures to that box.
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She previously flew A-10 jets with deployments in Southwest Asia, Eastern Europe and the Pacific.
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Modern threats are evolving so it's critical that government policies and technology deployments reflect that change.
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Total system deployments rose 13 percent during the quarter, but bookings fell 13 percent, Sunrun said.
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Military spouses sacrifice their own careers, move every two to three years, and endure multiple deployments.
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First, they can at least politically and publicly support any U.S. military deployments in the region.
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Virtually all announced deployments of 2202G so far are in major cities for exactly this reason.
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The U.S. Army maintains seven THAAD batteries with forward deployments to both Guam and South Korea.
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Time will tell, but missing out on wide deployments like Chinese public transport remains a blow.
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"This means expanding our assessments, mitigation planning and risk-aware deployments should begin today," Durairajan said.
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Regional missile defense and other military deployments can make Iran's missiles less valuable conventional military tools.
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At best, this could mean additional ill-advised deployments of ever greater numbers of American troops.
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The FARDC deployments and operations by MONUSCO seemingly halted the massacres, but the damage was done.
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However, specialized vendors often have regionalized access to spectrum, making them less suited for expansive deployments.
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As a Navy SEAL, he served two deployments to Afghanistan and one to the Pacific theater.
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The latest order builds upon those restrictions and will impact "exercises, deployments, redeployments," among other activities.
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After seven days of saber rattling and fresh deployments, the immediate march to war had ended.
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They had collectively served nearly three dozen deployments, including 22 to Afghanistan and six to Iraq.
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"Many of our end users are doing dozens and dozens of deployments per day," he continued.
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The deployments together were estimated to cost about $1.3 billion, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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About 2,000 soldiers from that brigade are still at Fort Bragg and available for additional deployments.
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He staggers his deployments with Sarah's to avoid being away from Michael at the same time.
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If appropriate, we should ask them to pay some part of the cost of those deployments.
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Elaine Luria, a retired surface warfare officer, traded barbs over the likelihood of future Ford deployments.
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The deployments together were estimated to cost about $220006 billion, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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The irregular schedules and months-long deployments can be a significant challenge to using birth control.
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Hatchets have become an unofficial SEAL symbol, and some operators carry and use them on deployments.
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Plus, it would provide yet another justification to do widespread deployments of wearables in the workplace.
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Iran has dismissed the accusations entirely and accuses the United States of brinkmanship with its troop deployments.
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" The company added it "has not confirmed any airbag non-deployments arising from the potential chip issue.
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Officials began confirming successful deployments of some of the satellites destined for lower orbits shortly after launch.
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The deployments will last between 45 and 60 days, "although it could be longer," the email says.
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School districts in Tennessee, Montana and Missouri are listed among the company's "case studies" for school deployments.
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Cask had developed its own layer on top of that to run Hadoop-based deployments more efficiently.
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Military investment plunged, and the Bundeswehr was reshaped into a force capable of only limited expeditionary deployments.
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This problem has become all the more urgent as test deployments of truly driverless cars move forward.
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If open-source deployments go well in leading jurisdictions, it will open the floodgates to widespread adoption.
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As the name implies, Data Box Edge is meant for edge deployments where a company collects data.
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Eventually South Korea promised China that it would refrain from additional deployments of the American defence system.
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Sanchez had suffered bouts of depression and isolation stemming from deployments in Iraq, his sister told CNN.
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Like everybody else in the cloud and server business, IBM is also now focusing on hybrid deployments.
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Grafeas basically defines an API that collects all of the metadata around code deployments and build pipelines.
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Echelon, for example, is one of the top suppliers of smart street lighting deployments in the world.
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Additional deployments, if needed, could focus on more firepower, such as ships and aircraft, the official said.
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The heightened tensions and talk of additional US troop deployments to the region has concerned US allies.
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All of this information should help DevOps teams better understand the resources required by their container deployments.
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Trump has said Riyadh would pay for the recent U.S. deployments, sparking resentment in some Saudi circles.
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Unknown deployments: In his statement, Rood did not say when and where the new warhead was deployed.
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Employees are eager to ditch their keycards, so Proxy sees 90 percent adoption across all its deployments.
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Given Microsoft's focus on hybrid cloud deployments, it's no surprise that Windows Server also embraces these scenarios.
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But Robichaux, who completed multiple combat deployments to Afghanistan and experienced PTSD, wasn't offended by Trump's answer.
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Among them is a guarantee that Tokyo will not allow U.S. military deployments on any returned islands.
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In July of 2016 Google acquired Webpass, a wireless ISP focused largely on urban apartment building deployments.
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Until the wall can be built, Trump should triple the Army National Guard deployments under Operation Phalanx.
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With VMware Cloud on AWS, enterprises can take their existing VMware deployments and take them to AWS.
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I felt the approach of the same dark cloud that hovered inches above my head between deployments.
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Faller specifically called out deployments of littoral combat ships as "a capability we need" in the region.
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Even when the final regulation is sensible, the intervening confusion has dampened investment enthusiasm and delayed deployments.
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Similar surprise deployments of bombers, fighter aircraft and surface-to-air missiles are being planned under DFE.
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The Pentagon has declined to say where the money to pay for the deployments is coming from.
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She is an intelligence officer with 13 years of service including deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan and Korea.
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In 2018, storage deployments grew by 290%, to 1.04 gigawatt-hours from 358 megawatt-hours in 2017.
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""They've really made tremendous progress on the customer side and getting wall-to-wall deployments of Moveworks.
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But friends and family say four deployments to war zones left him changed, especially the first one.
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So far, Americans seem to accept that these missions and the deployments they require will continue indefinitely.
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The Frick, though ever discreet, has lately made some subtle deployments of older art for present torments.
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As a result, their IoT deployments are moving at a much slower pace than they originally hoped.
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Neji is a San Francisco-based startup that specializes in protecting customer data across multiple cloud deployments.
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Here are the knowledge gaps that Ting Mobile's survey identified: Consumers aren't aware of 5G network deployments.
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New York dispatched workers on at least five deployments to repair power lines and assess damaged substations.
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He had multiple deployments with the 2nd Marine Raider Battalion and his decorations include two Bronze Stars.
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His schooling was interrupted by deployments to Afghanistan and Kuwait, where he earned medals for good conduct.
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A spouse signs up, identifying people they would like to be in their support circle during deployments.
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The deployments began after what the Saudis said were Iranian attacks on oil facilities in September 2019.
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Name Withheld The psychological toll on our servicemen and women of regular deployments abroad can be substantial.
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These land deployments avoid having to purchase additional Aegis cruisers at a cost exceeding $22019 billion each.
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More telling, 223,000 have gone at least four times, and 51,000 have done six or more deployments.
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Often their deployments in the Persian Gulf have found them supporting operations in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.
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Some of the deployments were announced as routine moves to support the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Bossert declined to provide specifics on the cost or length of the new troop deployments on border.
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First it would be a crisis, with troop deployments and missile strikes treated as front page news.
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But new military purchases and deployments are also part of a much wider diplomatic and propaganda strategy.
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But that formal limit, which the Trump administration is likely to eliminate, does not count temporary deployments.
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Reunited During one of A.J.'s deployments, her ship was making a port call in the Philippines.
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To be sure, U.S. and NATO responses need not be limited to tit-for-tat GLCM deployments.
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During my two deployments to Afghanistan, my intelligence work helped lead to the capture of insurgent leaders.
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In any case, troop deployments could prove to be as ineffective as they have been in Yemen.
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" The company added it "has not confirmed any airbag non-deployments arising from the potential chip issue.
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But research shows even deployments off the battlefield can lead to PTSD and other problems transitioning home.
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How are we getting states to get together and get fleets big enough to do these deployments?
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In announcing quarterly results in February, Tesla said growth in solar deployments would resume later this year.
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Indeed, it's probably not unfair to say that if Azure Stack is Microsoft's way to allow its users to bring their workloads to their private clouds and enable hybrid cloud deployments, then Kubernetes, which was originally conceived at Google, is Google's way of helping enterprises run hybrid deployments.
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China's South China Sea military deployments are no different from US deployments in Hawaii and the White House should stop deliberately creating tension, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said on Monday — striking a combative tone ahead of a visit by Foreign Minister Wang Yi to the United States this week.
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And to monitor those deployments, the Windows Analytics dashboard now includes a tab for keeping tabs on them.
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I asked about 5G, which I have been covering more heavily this year as telecom deployments pick up.
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These deployments are likely to remain an irritant in the US-Russia relationship, regardless of who is president.
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The deployments come after renewed pressure from the Trump administration on Mexico to help slow migration flows northward.
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And men worry about injuries during their deployments to warzones that might impair their abilities to father children.
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Long deployments and frequent moves can be tough for members of the military, their families and their finances.
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Meanwhile, cities are now grappling with large-scale scooter deployments that drastically affect sidewalks, public spaces, and roads.
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When it comes to mission-critical blockchain projects, "there are no deployments across any supply chains," he says.
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Further deployments would be made to help prevent al Shabaab destabilizing the election, Hussein told reporters on Friday.
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A number of Rangers I met joked that vampires saw more light than they did during their deployments.
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We're at the early stages of deployments of 5G right now, in what has become a silly race.
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What was announced: Azure Digital Twins allows enterprises to model their real-world IoT deployments in the cloud.
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Administration officials said they were confident that the new deployments would not be seen as breaching that agreement.
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It requires presidents to report troop deployments within 48 hours and seek authorisation within 60 days or withdraw.
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For soldiers returning from wartime deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, post-traumatic stress disorder is a major problem.
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"I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't sometimes get nervous about possible deployments," he told the audience.
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The department's Taser use has dropped sharply, from 330 deployments a year in 2006 to 24 in 239.
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Longer deployments will require more efficient battery technology and ways to supply power for underwater recharging of UUVs.
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In fact, a main challenge for 5G is that it requires much denser deployments, as you point out.
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Juniper is forecasting that VR gambling deployments will revolve around putting the player in an immersive casino experience.
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Pai has a track record of taking credit for broadband deployments that he had nothing to do with.
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In a joint statement, the conference participants said Lebanon should "accelerate effective and durable deployments to the South".
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The broader strategy – of airstrikes, support for local forces and avoiding major troop deployments will almost certainly continue.
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Hefter says Neverware has deployments at 250 school districts so far, with hundreds more currently trialling the software.
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Fu said the United States was militarising the South China Sea with constant deployments of ships and aircraft.
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Both Patrick Senior and Patrick Junior say on deployments they've watched all the other soldiers cast their ballots.
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You will learn that he did not serve two deployments in Afghanistan; he did not see combat anywhere.
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Deployments support the work of U.S. Embassies abroad through gathering information, engaging actors, building strategies, and designing initiatives.
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Many of our volunteers have done multiple deployments, and some have traveled hundreds and even a thousand miles.
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Many veterans, like Jarod, turn to the outdoors to heal from the trauma of war after long deployments.
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"Next up will be deployments of combat aircraft, which we should expect sooner rather than later," he said.
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After losing a plane, Moscow may want to lower tensions in Syria, which would mean restricting Iran's deployments.
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"It's a scenario based on training they need for future deployments or missions they may have," Thompson said.
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Germany, which six months ago opposed these deployments, agreed in return for efforts at renewed dialogue with Russia.
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Miller has also served in operations in Bosnia and Somalia and multiple combat deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq.
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China has vociferously protested against the deployment, fearing its sophisticated radar could see into its own missile deployments.
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Similarly, Mattis is not a fan of Obama's incremental troop deployments in Iraq and Syria to defeat ISIS.
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Of course the initial deployments of interceptors and radars would be limited; this is new and expensive technology.
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During his second and third deployments to Iraq, he used all his R&R visiting Thip in Thailand.
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DC/OS now includes new data collection and metrics that allow users to monitor their deployments across containers.
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Mattis compared the mission to past deployments, largely comprised of U.S. National Guard, during Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Combining that with machine-to-machine deployments, the market is projected to be worth $254 million this year.
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The alliance has adjusted slowly to this new reality, but budgets, capabilities, deployments and strategies are all changing.
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Pentagon spokesman Marine Major Adrian Rankine-Galloway said he could not comment on future or ongoing U.S. deployments.
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Milburn then spent several years training Marine Raiders for deployments to that country before retiring as a colonel.
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Charles Brown told Bloomberg this week that rising F-353 deployments will be needed to counter these developments.
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So providing fixed wireless services using some of the technologies we think are ways of accelerating our deployments.
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China was never a party to the INF Treaty, so it has committed no violations with these deployments.
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NACTO advises transportation officials to maintain control of the self-driving tests, demos, and deployments in their midst.
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Shibli was taken in for questioning for leaking an official order regarding additional troop deployments to the region.
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My first hunch was that it could have been some kind of psychotic break, caused by repeated deployments.
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It includes 600 troops whose deployments will be extended, alongside 900 being newly sent to the Middle East.
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As the crisis worsens, large formations will become unavailable for the defense of the homeland or potential deployments.
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There are substantial Saudi ground forces -- about 10,000 according to two sources familiar with Saudi deployments -- inside Yemen.
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That includes $22020 billion for the National Guard and $713.6 million for operations including the hospital ship deployments.
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"We expect Brightbox deployments to nearly double in 2020, compared to last year," Lynn Jurich, Sunrun's CEO, said.
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But military officials worry that Mr. Trump may not be satisfied with the Bush- and Obama-level deployments.
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Alok Kumar, a senior police commander, said he was not aware that Mr. Trump's visit had affected deployments.
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Not having to deal with zero-contact deployments anymore has also helped a ton (funny how that works).
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"The deployments to the border seem to conflict with the (Defense) Department's stated efforts to rebuild readiness," Rep.
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That means deployments are often twice as long as the six months that most operators think is optimal.
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At least 21625,2900 guardsmen have been deployed, and lawmakers seek answers about costs, necessity and lengths of deployments.
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His deployments include a handful of tours in Iraq, as well as tours in Tajikistan and Afghanistan. Col.
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Perez blamed post-traumatic stress disorder caused by his deployments for his drug addiction and ultimately the conviction.
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Sergeant Schmieman was 26 and raised in Washington State before a military career that included two overseas deployments.
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The letter, he said, was an unsigned planning draft discussing new deployments and 'should not have been released.
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" Still, she added, "I would not talk about deployments to Afghanistan or about things going on in politics.
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The absence of such protections would seriously complicate military planning, overseas deployments and, ultimately, deterrence against potential aggressors.
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He maintains that more ships will actually provide the Navy "with more flexibility" in deployments, maintenance and training.
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A.J. waived her operational deferment, the year without deployments the Navy provides for mothers after they give birth.
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Moscow's statements and deployments show us that nuclear weapons are indeed useful far beyond threatening other nuclear weapons.
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Jim Mattis, now secretary of defense, carries a copy of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" on deployments.
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It would be the first phase of a review of global deployments that could reshuffle thousands of troops.
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Australia's defenders argue that it never fully left the region, and that its military partnerships endured wartime deployments.
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First some experts say the US military deployments to the Middle East aren't so out of the ordinary.
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Telensa says its smart parking solution includes some of the world's largest deployments such as in Moscow and Shenzhen.
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But most Republicans are just as serious about US troop deployments — and would rather they stay where they are.
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He's mentioned that during military deployments he used sexual fantasies to help him meditate, which brought him to orgasm.
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The President doesn't even want US in peacetime deployments in allied nations, let alone at war in the Gulf.
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Combined with existing deployments, this would put more US service members on the border than in Iraq and Syria.
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Control the set of hardware and software technologies that are viewed as key for safe and scalable AV deployments.
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State governors, and not the federal government, are emerging as the leaders on vehicle electrification and automated vehicle deployments.
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Garcia at first seems unaffected by the "deployments" in video footage, but eventually appears to succumb to the device.
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Small deployments that are narrowly focused in geography with a predictable customer base are the emerging trend of 2019.
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Meanwhile, China continues to argue for America to freeze military exercises and curb deployments of advanced weapons in Asia.
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"We have ordered a series of strategic deployments aimed at keeping our community safe," Emanuel said during an Aug.
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Some Republicans lawmakers say the military is using temporary deployments and contractors to sidestep "artificial troop caps" Obama imposed.
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"This will result in significant gains in cost and operational efficiency for both rural and urban deployments," Parikh adds.
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The deadly ambush in Niger raised anew questions about the breadth of U.S. military deployments under the old authorization.
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To try and prove that, AT&T is announcing initial smart city framework deployments in Atlanta, Chicago, and Dallas.
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She is a former Army captain who served two combat deployments in Iraq, from 2004-05 and 2007-08.
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What was announced: Microsoft was among the first of the big cloud vendors to bet big on hybrid deployments.
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He is a retired Army major who served 25 years as an infantryman, including two combat deployments to Iraq.
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Its employees will manage all the aspects of the deployments and help on-board customers to their new clouds.
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And slightly more than half of the cases happened among soldiers whose first deployments lasted at least nine months.
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Chris Kyle was decorated for killing scores of enemy fighters as a Navy sniper during four deployments in Iraq.
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Those assets were quickly followed by additional deployments of fighters, amphibious assault vessels, and air-and-missile defense batteries.
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Two top Pentagon officials briefed reporters on the deployments on-the-record last Friday but did so off camera.
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Deleon-Figueroa served six deployments, including to Iraq and a previous deployment to Afghanistan, according to Stars and Stripes.
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Two top Pentagon officials briefed reporters on the deployments on-the-record last Friday, but did so off camera.
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After determining that some of the platoon were drinking, which is forbidden in Middle Eastern combat deployments, Maj. Gen.
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According to a DHS email asking for CISA volunteers, these deployments will last for between 22019 and 45 days.
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Marine Corps Corporal Dave Smith went on two deployments to Iraq, after which he experienced severe post traumatic stress.
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There are also discussions about extending deployments and service lives for existing submarines to help make up the difference.
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"We have fool-proof deployments in all the places," Amresh Mishra, a superintendent of police in Raipur, told Reuters.
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The military would need to give the members mental health screening before deployments to ensure their readiness, it added.
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"Soft costs," like permitting, financing and customer acquisition, now represent roughly two-thirds of installed costs of residential deployments.
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He left the agency in 2013, burned out from the deployments and frustrated by bureaucracies both foreign and domestic.
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Its only known, recent deployments include combat operations in Iraq and training missions in Jamaica and parts of Africa.
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System deployments rose 40 percent in 2016, but are expected to rise just 15 percent this year, Sunrun said.
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We compete with Box on a more limited basis in the cloud storage market for deployments by large enterprises.
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Indeed, some of the earliest Hadoop, OpenStack and Cloud Foundry deployments needed consulting services to make key customers successful.
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The appearance of mysterious, camouflaged soldiers in Kabul, Afghanistan, and Grozny, Chechnya, presaged wider deployments in 1979 and 163.
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The event is a ministerial meeting in Brussels to go over ally troop deployments in Afghanistan and other issues.
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In 2011, the Jacobs Institute of Women's Health published a study of menstrual suppression among military women on deployments.
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Democratic governors from Virginia, Delaware, and North Carolina also announced that they would be canceling deployments or withdrawing troops.
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Cruise lines frequently send crew members on months-long deployments, requiring them to jump from one cruise to another.
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Drones didn't become an alternative to troop deployments until the Obama administration, when their use in targeted strikes proliferated.
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And the bulk of deployments are clustered in and around countries where terror groups have proliferated in recent years.
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Poland also has contributed forces to NATO deployments including in Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan and in Iraq under U.S. command.
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As a retired Marine who served four tours in Iraq, Moulton publicly revealed he sought counseling after his deployments.
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Deployments to allied countries are intended to allow the United States to better observe and counter Moscow's newest cyberweapons.
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The Army recently suspended deployments for troops and their families into South Korea and Italy, two hard-hit countries.
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" The department described such deployments as "a standard practice to shift resources strategically during active shooter or terrorist events.
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Recently, after the string of successes, he has updated his estimate, saying the North might start deployments this year.
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Neither of the parties offered a clarification on how many years it would take for these deployments to materialize.
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Their responses on foreign policy -- Iran, troop deployments, North Korea -- and trade sounded like the kind that win elections.
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The second, just as important, is that we immediately increase the rate of solar deployments by a significant degree.
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She is a former Army captain who served two combat deployments in Iraq, from 85033-05 and 2007-08.
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The deployments contradict assurances that Mr. Xi made to President Barack Obama in 2015 not to "militarize" the area.
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The Japanese mission will be independent of any other nation's deployments in the area, the cabinet office said Friday.
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That may be too many, according to the report, which recommends a start-from-scratch review of all deployments.
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The Shabab decision is expected to be publicly disclosed next month in a letter to Congress listing global deployments.
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It states that two wildfire events happened in Colorado in March 2018 as infantry and helicopters trained for deployments.
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The Pentagon has announced two new troop deployments to the Middle East in recent weeks, totaling about 2,500 troops.
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EV deployments of this nature have benefits across all aspects of the rideshare economy: Lower operating costs for drivers are one immediate effect, for instance, and Lyft says that it has seen costs drop between $70 to $100 for drivers on average based on existing EV fleet deployments in both Seattle and Atlanta.
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First story this Thursday, it`s about one of the largest U.S. military deployments in Europe since the Cold War.
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And an undetermined amount of broadband speed improvements were courtesy of community broadband deployments the Pai FCC has actively opposed.
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I like to keep my hands busy during deployments, so I have a tradition of crocheting a blanket each time.
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That number will rise to nearly 400 in the coming months, making it one of the Britain's largest operational deployments.
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In the Cloud Native world, the idea is to present a single fabric to manage your deployments, regardless of location.
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The federal government has found no strategy to replace Mr Calderón's discredited war on drugs, apart from sporadic military deployments.
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In several instances, "pressure vessel failures," or airbag ruptures, were reported to Honda as normal airbag deployments, the report said.
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The TSA border deployments will be between 45 and 60 days but could last longer, CNN said, citing the email.
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Express Logic says it has 6.2 billion deployments of its ThreadX operating system, reflecting the widespread nature of connected devices.
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The premise is that aggressive intervention abroad, forward deployments and fighting perceived enemies "over there" keep the United States safe.
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In several instances, "pressure vessel failures," or airbag ruptures, were reported to Honda as normal airbag deployments, the documents said.
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Since they're so small, and the launcher is printable, multiple deployments are possible from a single delivery of satellite components.
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Early deployments by U.S. carriers have largely focused on the "millimeter wave" band, with good reason: It's fast and plentiful.
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After a stint in the army, including deployments abroad, he returned home, initially taking a job in finance in California.
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I have close to 2000 deployments overseas and had about three and a half years on the ground in Iraq.
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The appropriate response, experts told VICE, is not military deployments but an effort to stabilize countries in the Northern Triangle.
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These patrols are not the infrequent exercises of the past, but now near-constant deployments, shadowing foreign warships as well.
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However, growing demands on American forces are stretching them thin and raising concerns among U.S. military planners about future deployments.
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Meanwhile, South Korea and Japan are pursuing early 5G deployments in time for the Olympics in 2018 and 2020, respectively.
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It's one of the reasons why Google and a half-dozen automakers are moving more slowly with commercial autonomous deployments.
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That deal appears to have been hugely successful since Japan is Tink Labs' largest market with over 810 hotel deployments.
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That initiative has funded new deployments of armored combat brigade teams and equipment, as well as improvements to infrastructure. Gen.
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Examples of where Trifacta's engine has been applied include areas like customer relations, risk analysis and Internet of Things deployments.
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IDC also predicted internet companies will enter the camera drone market as part of their Internet of Things (IoT) deployments.
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VMware is helping enterprises see savings of up to 40% in hybrid cloud deployments, according to a Wall Street analyst.
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In all, Britain has been involved in 29 deployments since 1945 and has suffered a total loss of 7,186 lives.
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"I am not hearing anything that would tell me otherwise," Hodges said when asked whether Trump might scale back deployments.
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But European governments remain concerned Trump could use the troop deployments as a chip with Moscow in a grand bargain.
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He had completed deployments to Africa and Afghanistan and was awarded an Air Force Commendation Medal with a combat device.
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Trump's tweets come after European allies had appeared to reject U.S. pressure to ban Huawei from their own 5G deployments.
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Some of the troops have already begun to deploy, with deployments expected to last until mid-December, the Journal added.
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To stand by and allow illegal deployments by private militias ignores the mandates of border states' constitutional and statutory provisions.
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Asked about the Israeli accusations and warnings, Qassem said he would not comment on Hezbollah's military capabilities, deployments or plans.
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The new deployments are a more serious tripwire to deter a war that NATO leaders must now at least contemplate.
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The challenges facing our military forces are difficult enough with extended deployments, aging equipment, and competing funding among the services.
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In the most recent deployments in places like Libya, Niger, Somalia and Yemen, American forces are not in the lead.
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Schuster said long and oftentimes solo deployments by US Navy ships in familiar waters may be part of the problem.
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In their joint fight against ISIS on Lebanon's northern border, the parties coordinated military operations and deployments, and shared intelligence.
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"Significant new spending will only come when 5G accelerates," Suri said, adding he believed those deployments would start in 2019.
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In Massachusetts, a delayed release of the state's new solar incentive program curbed new deployments, according to the Solar Foundation.
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At the event, Docker actually showed a brief demo of how its tools could be used to manage unikernel deployments.
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Solar energy deployments fell from 73 megawatts to 47 megawatts from the fourth to the first quarter, the company said.
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These systems from its partners, which will initially be available in 46 countries, are meant for multi-server production deployments.
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Here's the challenge: The deployments of 28503G and 22019G networks were marked by these 200-foot, 300-foot large towers.
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Also on Thursday, U.S. military officials announced they would halt deployments into Iraq for at least the next 14 days.
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Even with 60 percent of the Navy in the Pacific, a smaller total force means fewer deployments around China's periphery.
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The ship has made several deployments since 1987, including to Puerto Rico for relief efforts after Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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The ship has made several deployments since 1987, including to Puerto Rico for relief efforts after Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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Additionally, the FCC is helping accelerate deployments by opening up the CBRS band in January 2020 to full commercial operations.
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Shifting from conventional warfare to political warfare may allow the U.S. to check the advances of adversaries without large deployments.
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Coup, who has been on multiple deployments, said he uses his experiences to help the recruits with understanding the knowledge.
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Around 200 firefighters from the United States and Canada have undertaken deployments in Australia since the start of the season.
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The US effort to get money for troop deployments is not new, and will not disappear when Trump leaves office.
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Deployments in Japan and Korea gave the US influence in Southeast and East Asian regional matters during the Cold War.
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Such deployments have been reported before, but never before have they been so explicitly confirmed by American and Chinese officials.
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After two deployments in the Middle East, Belanger said, Arong faces housing insecurity issues like so many other U.S. veterans.
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Hardware support for this spectrum is also already available thanks to existing deployments in Japan and Europe, according to Wright.
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Throughout my deployments, I found a sense of purpose knowing that my president and commanders recognized the value of intelligence.
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These disinformation deployments often shape the tone of partisan media while exploiting the lack of trust it has helped create.
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The European Union created a reserve fund this year for firefighting aircraft, with contracts allowing for deployments across national borders.
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Paradoxically, while operational tempo and deployments have surged, much less frequent is the active-duty period that exceeds 6900 days.
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The CTIA report showed that these launches are paying off — the US leads the world with the most commercial deployments.
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In all cases, we are operating these deployments under an Authorization of Use of Military Force from 85033 years ago.
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They also talk about the pain of parents — mothers and fathers — returning from deployments to children who don't recognize them.
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" Pence later added that Trump "is skeptical of foreign deployments, and only wants American forces where they need to be.
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This will likely take the form of binding net-zero emissions targets, renewable energy deployments, divestment, and clean energy financing.
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Those deployments, according to the Journal, would bring the total number of U.S. troops in the country to about 16,000.
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SRLabs estimated RCS is already implemented by at least 100 mobile operators, with many of the deployments being in Europe.
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Those earlier deployments included Air Force bombers, early-warning radar planes, drones, construction engineers to build up airbases, and warships.
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His four deployments with the 4th Infantry Division took a toll, and he grew more detached with each adjustment home.
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Internet of Things deployments at a public and enterprise level will also significantly outpace regulatory items in the near term.
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Over the course of five deployments with the SEALs, he was repeatedly recognized for valor and coolheaded leadership under fire.
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The Republican governor of Maryland, Larry Hogan, pulled support for National Guard deployments at the border, and in Massachusetts, Gov.
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And studies have shown a clear link between combat deployments and problems with anger and physically aggressive behavior back home.
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"The girls haven't seen him in almost a year and he's coming to town in December in between deployments," she says.
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Whether it's hacking, missile deployments, Syria or Ukraine, there will be plenty of briefing papers awaiting Washington's new man in Russia.
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The White House has also posted fresh US troop deployments to Western Europe as proof of his fealty to the alliance.
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The overall strategy, to assist and empower local allies rather than win the ground war using large troop deployments, remained intact.
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Following his graduation from West Point, he went on to serve as an Apache attack helicopter pilot serving on several deployments.
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A large part of those deployments — for companies typically larger than 1,000 people — are spread across multiple private and public clouds.
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Muller's career has included deployments to combat zones, where she's been shot at by forces intent on bringing her plane down.
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That may be specific networking functions for the many telecoms that operate OpenStack deployments, or specific hardware for machine learning workloads.
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Israel's air force has struck scores of targets it describes as Iranian deployments or arms transfers to Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah.
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During that journey, the U.S. Navy reported seeing far more Chinese navy ships around the strike group than on previous deployments.
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In addition, the team also supports private deployments on OpenStack, which its customers in the financial and telecom businesses were requesting.
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He had been stripped of his green card and deported to Mexico, despite his military service that included deployments to Afghanistan.
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The comments by the Republican presidential nominee imply that military suicide is largely a problem associated with deployments and combat exposure.
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A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed the deployments bolstered security at U.S. embassies including Israel, Jordan and Turkey.
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The number of American soldiers participating in the annual, six-month-long deployments has steadily increased since their inception, in 2012.
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"We started Daddy Dolls after witnessing first-hand how hard military deployments were on our children," the Daddy Dolls website stated.
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That means funding large-scale projects through the Department of Energy and guaranteeing loans for private CCUS deployments, according to experts.
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Russian troops will be living under the harshest of conditions: 18-month deployments where the temperatures can dip well below zero.
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"Several companies, including AT&T, Verizon, Frontier, and Alaska Communications either commenced or announced new deployments in 2017," the report proclaims.
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Together the pair serves two deployments, completing over 100 missions, and forms a deep bond based on trust, respect and love.
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The associated financial stress, unlike the other more predictable challenges of frequent relocations and deployments, doesn't make things any easier either.
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While many companies like Boeing and GE are playing with AR proof of concepts, very few have large-scale deployments yet.
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These include medical applications, self-driving cars, IoT deployments in factories and elsewhere, fast networks for businesses, virtual reality and more.
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During my time in the Marines, I served a combat tour in Iraq in addition to deployments in Africa and Europe.
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Gimbal, which Heptio developed together with Yahoo Japan subsidiary Actapio, helps enterprises route traffic into both Kubernetes clusters and OpenStack deployments.
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He thought of those he had trained, and felt guilt for not being among them for the deployments sure to come.
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They happen quietly and without recognition, often at home: weddings canceled, celebrations postponed, children raised with one parent on long deployments.
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He said deployments were quite limited, with most trials where business test the product on a limited basis at no cost.
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Within a year or two, most young lieutenants in today's Army will serve in any number of diverse "contingency" deployments overseas.
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Woody Island is believed to have "the most advanced deployments of military assets in the South China Sea," according to Poling.
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Kubernetes, the Google-incubated open source container orchestration system, is quickly becoming the de facto standard for managing large container deployments.
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The units across the division with the most hazing allegations have tended to be those with high operations tempos and deployments.
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They would be the first Chinese missile deployments in the Spratlys, where Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei have rival claims.
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The decision means troops serving in places like Iraq or Afghanistan could find themselves having their deployments extended by two months.
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We don't need to halt technological deployments and evolution, but we do need to recognize that cybersecurity is an essential counterpart.
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Voters in both parties have always been more reluctant than public officials to embrace foreign aid, military deployments and multinational agreements.
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This cloud of secrecy surrounding U.S. special operations forces' deployments, targets, and missions may have grave long-term consequences, warned Hartung.
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On May 5, Mr. Bolton announced the first of new deployments to the Persian Gulf, including bombers and an aircraft carrier.
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The U.S. has suggested to Poland that future deployments of American troops could hinge on whether the country works with Huawei.
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More Israeli forces were sent to bolster deployments around Gaza, and reservists were called up, suggesting preparations for an escalating conflict.
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He served in the Army for five years as an engineer officer, including two deployments to Afghanistan in 2010 and 2012.
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Military commanders chafed under Mr. Obama's tight controls on troop deployments and war making, which some of them saw as micromanagement.
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One of those deployments coincided with a federal government shutdown in Washington, which put limits on the funding of our unit.
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The ongoing discussions with the Saudis are aimed at formalizing a mechanism for future payments to offset the costs of deployments.
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Troop deployments to Afghanistan and elsewhere have been delayed by the hurricane response effort in Puerto Rico, Pentagon officials confirmed Thursday.
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The discussion of whether US allies contribute enough to their own defense is as old as many of the deployments themselves.
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The company, which has a fleet of more than 30 of these modified vehicles, has now completed five of these deployments.
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At Fort Bragg, N.C., some 3,500 soldiers, one of the largest rapid deployments in decades, are bound for the Middle East.
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It is true that theater and battlefield nuclear weapon deployments peaked in the late 1960's and were dramatically reduced thereafter.
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They also say new deployments could start with an even lower number, somewhere in the range of 3,000 to 4,000 troops.
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The new ship has undergone years' worth of trials — including parachute deployments, engine firings, and even an uncrewed launch to orbit.
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Rather, they are central, emphasized time and again — from training sessions and exercises, to military ethics discussions, to actual combat deployments.
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Other NATO achievements worth celebrating include two new military commands that will increase the readiness of alliance forces and speed deployments.
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And after four years of those costly deployments, along with sanctions and low-to-zero growth, Mr. Putin's government is broke.
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Holly Ward, Air Force, 2006-Present On all three of my overseas deployments, I was the only woman on my team.
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Kent Solheim, whose right leg was amputated amid 34 surgeries, after which he returned for two more deployments; and Master Sgt.
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As autonomous vehicle companies plan for commercial robotaxi deployments, they're weighing everything from city layout to weather in selecting launch markets.
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"We certainly track these things, but our numbers are in line with what we&aposve seen on past deployments," he said.
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She served as part of seven combat deployments and received a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart (for being wounded in action).
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Megan Leavey follows the young Marine through training with Rex, their two deployments in Iraq and the explosion that tore them apart.
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CPT Nathan Miller (and his wife CPT Jessica Miller) are both recently transitioned active duty army officers just off deployments to Afghanistan.
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Those two features make using OpenStack at the edge easier, though they obviously also help in managing complex OpenStack deployments in general.
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Or the Belgian base just outside Brussels where we still stash a half-dozen nuclear weapons left over from Cold War deployments.
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" Chicago is asking the FCC to delay voting on a "flawed and overreaching effort to mandate how cities manage small cell deployments.
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America's allies in crucial locations perform vital tasks in providing security support that reduce the need for large-scale U.S. troop deployments.
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The new feature is now available as part of AppFormix's overall cloud optimization platform, which currently focuses on OpenStack and Kubernetes deployments.
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The convening authority should take into account his long record of service, and whether he has mental health issues from his deployments.
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It has been 15 straight years of wars and multiple deployments for America's military families, who have borne such a disproportionate burden.
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They've looked cozy together whenever they've met, and he knew Trump spent years railing against US troop deployments to the Middle East.
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China has prepared the ground with low-key deployments of blue-helmeted troops to UN operations in places such as South Sudan.
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The post-war German constitution ruled out any combat deployments of the armed forces, a prohibition that was lifted only in 1994.
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Five military dogs who served the U.S. during deployments overseas were awarded the K-9 Medal of Courage Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
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The company unveiled the product back in March, but we recently spotted a video of their test 'chute deployments on YouTube (below).
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B-2s have made deployments to Andersen Air Force Base on the Pacific island of Guam in recent years, including last August.
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Some experts say China will land its first deployments of jet fighters onto its runways in the Spratly islands in coming months.
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The new deployments are apart from U.S. plans to provide an armored brigade, typically around 5,000 troops, plus extra equipment in Europe.
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Abraham Denmark, a former senior Pentagon official under Obama, said Guam, Japan and even Australia were possible locations for U.S. missile deployments.
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All the same, it looks like a strong early entry; we look forward to hearing news of Airobotics deployments in the future.
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The Weather Company expects to benefit from these instrument deployments as well, in the form of better data for its weather forecasts.
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While these efforts have resulted in corking budget leaks, they haven't appeared to bleed over into other aspects of smart city deployments.
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In short, and to China's dismay, North Korea has provided America with the justification for increasing military deployments in North-East Asia.
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The CFPB has helped veterans and military families, who are too often taken advantage of, especially during overseas deployments of loved ones.
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"It will likely use legal means, such as propaganda and they will try to influence public opinion against the deployments," he said.
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John Spencer is a former infantryman and officer that spent over 25 years in the Army, including two combat deployments to Iraq.
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While millimeter-wave spectrum offers faster speeds, it cannot cover big geographic areas and will require significant new small cell infrastructure deployments.
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On top of repeated deployments and long separations you also have to cope with frequent moves – typically, every two to three years.
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" And Commissioner Michael O'Rielly has said, "I continue to hear legitimate complaints about localities placing hurdles in front of small cell deployments.
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Ms. Mogherini is calling for the European Union to consolidate authority on military procurement and deployments abroad, according to The Financial Times.
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Many of them highlighted his military service in the US Marine Corps and numerous awards he received for his deployments to Iraq.
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Arman and I are still exploring our obsessions from last year, including 5G deployments, China tech geopolitics, next-gen semiconductors, and GPS.
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And decentralizing ownership is not just a good idea, it's only possible right now through small deployments of renewables with manageable costs.
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German news magazine Der Spiegel reported that the suspect had access to sensitive information, including possible data on troop deployments in Afghanistan.
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What helped these open-source underdogs grow was real-world successes — not, as some entrepreneurs think, pricey consulting services to augment deployments.
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The CDC has also deployed more than 1,500 staff from headquarters, overseas and field deployments to help with response efforts, she said.
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Greece has responded by sending military deployments to the border, and repulsing those attempting to cross with tear gas and water cannons.
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This is especially true for smaller and remote deployments, of which there are many still operating under the "global war on terror."
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But unlike past Republican presidents, Mr. Trump has seen little value in the long American deployments to Afghanistan, Iraq and other conflicts.
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An expert in counterterrorism with deployments in Afghanistan, he has unique skills, like an ability to memorize license plates backward from mirrors.
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Or, officials said, they could rotate into deployments to ease the strain on American commandos who have repeatedly been sent abroad. Maj.
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We may think we can't afford universal pre-K, but we don't blink at lavishing billions of dollars on these military deployments.
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The U.S. Navy could increase the frequency of deployments to northern European waters of warships and submarines carrying sea-launched cruise missiles.
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That same authority would allow Trump to ramp up U.S. deployments in fights against Islamist militants if he chose to do so.
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Military deployments may be a necessary step, but they almost certainly will not be enough to protect all the sites needing protection.
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As U.S.-China competition in Asia intensifies, newly unfettered U.S. missile deployments may create the conditions for Beijing to reassess its interests.
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Esper further explained that the incident at NAS Pensacola would not affect his decision making on US troop deployments to Saudi Arabia.
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Bashir got a crash course in solo parenting with his son in Japan, where they lived while A.J. went on frequent deployments.
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They are now dangerously overstretched, and the U.S. Army is now looking to create more mainstream units to take on unconventional deployments.
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According to a new report from researchers at SRLabs, some deployments of RCS are vulnerable to a wide variety of cyber attacks.
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The United States military has Special Operations deployments engaged in advise and assist missions in countries spread from Colombia to the Philippines.
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Until now, the great powers have primarily used space for satellites to monitor foreign military deployments and to detect nuclear missile launches.
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In camps closer to the border, small deployments of troops drill at dawn outside aging British-era huts and weed-choked fences.
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In a statement explaining his choice, Ducey pointed to McSally's 26 years in the military and six deployments to the Middle East.
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He extended his country's influence with increased trade and military deployments, and he raised living standards with years of unbroken economic growth.
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He told me about growing up in Idaho and joining the Marine Corps in 2002 at 17, deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Selected for Special Forces training, Hopkins tackled the demanding courses with gusto, later returning to combat for a total of seven deployments.
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McMaster argues that RMA theory was proven wrong, decisively, by America's need for major ground deployments against insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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"Future ship deployments would depend on U.S. foreign policy objectives and the operational availability of our assets," said spokesman Lieutenant Commander Dave French.
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At this stage the team has a few "early phase" deployments of their system across some Fortune 500 companies in the Bay Area.
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Despite its long history of service, the F-15 continues to see deployments to some of the most tense regions of the world.
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While first emerging nearly two decades ago, the Osprey tiltrotor aircraft has seen an unprecedented uptick in deployments, mission scope and operational tempo.
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York and Turner's combined 15-month deployments to Guantanamo have left them with profound psychological scars; Veterans Administration doctors diagnosed both with PTSD.
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Corbett, who goes by the nickname "Dirty," had combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to three sources familiar with his military record.
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This latest move by Cruise is definitely a big step — its autonomous technology is now getting road ready for actual commercial service deployments.
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These deployments call to mind similar services that are available from startups like Voyage in retirement communities in California and Florida, or Drive.
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Still, it's much easier than it is for the growing number of more indirect business models now being used for enterprise IoT deployments.
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Add to that the growing concerns about a possible war with Iran or the future of U.S. troop deployments in Iraq and Syria.
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In stark contrast to Mattis, Trump himself has repeatedly indicated that he wants to be less transparent when it comes to troop deployments.
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In the end, there would be several more troop deployments to Afghanistan over the next year, tripling the US presence on the ground.
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In the year ahead, we are excited about usage growth coming from commercial deployments and new devices – and increasing customer delight with Windows.
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The cars will start operations first in Washington, DC, before expanding to deployments in Miami-Dade County and Las Vegas later this year.
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While Cloud Spanner is obviously meant for global deployments, these new configurations are great for users who only need to serve certain markets.
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Qualcomm says the modem achieved gigabit speeds in this test, but it is capable of 224Gbps speeds once full 5G deployments are completed.
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Inadequate grounding in the Daimler units leaves their circuitry vulnerable to electrostatic charges that can trigger unintended airbag deployments, according to earlier warnings.
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Massive deployments of Indian forces and pressure on Pakistan, plus efforts to woo the valley back into mainstream politics, had slowly dampened tensions.
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The notification to Congress will provide more precise details about the US military deployments to the region that have already been publicly announced.
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The swift Syrian government deployments came as the strategy the United States has pursued in Syria for the past five years crumbled overnight.
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Bottom line: The U.S. must undertake new deployments of unambiguously defensive systems to guard against North Korea's submarines, missiles, and special operations forces.
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Four Democratic senators announced a bill Tuesday, ahead of Veterans Day, that would better protect reservists from unfair employment practices caused by deployments.
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It's aiming to fund small, commercial projects which have struggled to grow at the same rate as residential solar and big industrial deployments.
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One of URB-E's first deployments is on USC's campus in Los Angeles, where they will provide more than 40,000 rides this year.
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In the year ahead, we are excited about usage growth coming from commercial deployments and new devices - and increasing customer delight with Windows.
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But this raises some serious questions about how much the American public is asking from its Special Forces, who are facing repeated deployments.
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A RAND analysis published in 2018 found that 2.77 million service members have served on 5.4 million deployments from 9/11 to 2015.
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Researchers focused on 593 U.S. Army soldiers who had experienced two deployments within two years of continuous military service and had attempted suicide.
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And as many as one in three veterans struggle with depressive symptoms and almost 220006 percent of veterans from recent deployments report depression.
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He has served in the Army Reserve since 1991 and ran an emergency room combat hospital in Baghdad during one of his deployments.
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While some cities, states and countries have set goals to completely switch to renewables, real-world deployments are practically nonexistent at this point.
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The deployments, which have cost the Pentagon more than $400 million so far, began in October and are expected to continue beyond September.
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The aim is to eventually leave only 20 percent of the soldiers in static positions, inversing the original ratio of the Sentinelle deployments.
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Bertholf families looking to the long deployments in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific are anxiously wondering how to meet mortgage and loan payments.
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The commission recommends allowing the Guard to retain four Apache battalions of 18 helicopters each, which would surge to 85033 helicopters during deployments.
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In their case, the founders discovered that some of the contacts they made during their military deployments were receptive to working with them.
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How long did it take for our politicians to start manipulating these troop deployments to serve as pawns for their political party programing?
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It helps developers and ops teams test their Kubernetes deployments to make sure they are working as expected and have been configured correctly.
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Andie was a married mother of two who lived in Florida with a military husband who was usually gone for months on deployments.
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He said he wasn't aware of Texas National Guard troops having to use their firearms in any previous US deployments along the border.
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In addition, Microsoft is also open sourcing the Azure IoT Edge runtime, which will allow developers to customize their edge deployments as needed.
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Diplomats said in November that the United Nations was considering various deployments of international troops to Burundi as part of its contingency planning.
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If developers can target a single platform for both the public and private cloud, the thinking goes, then hybrid deployments become almost trivial.
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The Pentagon should be providing members of congressional defense committees with regular updates about any deployments of U.S. special forces under Section 1208.
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On Wednesday, an advisor to Iranian president Hassan Rouhani fired off a tweet at Pompeo castigating him for provoking Iran with military deployments.
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Unfortunately, AT&T consistently fell behind, as competitors delivered on network quality commitments, executed on new technology deployments and innovated with disruptive offerings.
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Several countries, including Japan, India, Britain and Australia, have joined the United States in gradually increasing naval deployments through the South China Sea.
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At Northern Command, the military headquarters overseeing the newly announced deployments to the border, military officials were shocked upon hearing the president's comments.
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Costing millions and disrupting planned training exercises for some units, the deployments have been decried by lawmakers and pundits as a political sideshow.
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Crosier said many space operators don't need to do traditional deployments to the front lines because personnel can operate space assets from anywhere.
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Scott Miller announced this past week that deployments into the country will be paused as officials develop a protocol for screening new arrivals.
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"Taken together with other deployments this constitutes an additional 28500,6900 forces that have been extended or authorized within the last month," Hoffman said.
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In past administrations, decisions that involve troop deployments have been weighed extensively by the President and top military officials before being publicly announced.
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The Department of Defense Comptroller's Office estimates the total cost of overseas bases and deployments at US$24.4 billion in fiscal year 2020.
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I have personally experienced the hardship of deployments to combat zones, and know the incredible importance of family stability during that trying time.
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Though the border deployments were cited, hurricane relief efforts were by far the costliest unplanned task, at some $3.5 billion, according to Neller.
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With small deployments in these countries, the U.S. could face a choice between maintaining exposed forces abroad, withdrawing entirely, or deploying more troops.
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Those companies, though, aren't necessarily interested in working on these relatively small deployments (or at least "small" by the standards of a telco).
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With snap deployments to combat zones comes special pay — here&aposs what the service members in the region could see in their paychecks.
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Poland is also looking to permanently host a larger contingent of American troops as Moscow escalates its threats and deployments along NATO's borders.
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"This is the mission, man," said Brian Knight, a retired Army veteran who has been on five combat deployments to the Middle East.
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In his efforts to pressure Ukraine, there have been few specific deployments of presidential power that exceed the formal boundaries of his authority.
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Having served 25 years and two combat deployments to Iraq in the infantry, I've watched the societal impact of smartphones infiltrate the military.
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" After the notification's release, Kaine said that Congress "can't sit back and let these latest troop deployments in the Middle East go unquestioned.
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Deployments of elves and reindeer have become the important weapons for Baltic nations to keep tourism levels steady over an otherwise dead season.
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In the face of Iranian escalation, Washington has continued to prioritize economic pressure, occasionally supplemented with diplomatic initiatives, cyber operations and troop deployments.
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He has had three combat deployments: in Iraq, from 2008 to 2009, and twice in Afghanistan, from 2011 to 2012, and in 2014.
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I have two Moleskine notebooks, from each of my deployments to Afghanistan — the first in 2008 and the second in 2009 and 2010.
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I reminded them an elephant might follow them to job interviews, where repeated deployments could be seen as having made them employment risks.
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A former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, he began his U.S. Army career in 1981 and served deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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In addition to a textbook launch and payload deployments, SpaceX scored yet another success in its pioneering technology for recycling its own rockets.
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Fears of disastrous system deployments and fears of data privacy problems aren't held by disparate groups of people; most respondents ranked both highly.
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Bernstein's Lane said initial mainland 5G deployments could be small, citing China Mobile's recent equipment test at The Bund in Shanghai as an example.
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Staff sergeant Justin was reunited on Saturday with the military working dog who served beside him on 50 missions and three deployments to Afghanistan.
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The study noted that the military was taking steps to make deployments more predictable and limited as the guard&aposs role continued to expand.
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Finally, the configuration of weaponized apparatuses, deployments, and structures in "Autel pour Yemaya" seems to transcend the old dichotomy between technology and the natural.
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Motwani noted that Monday's announcement of the US carrier and bomber deployments came first from Bolton, who has pushed a hardline policy toward Iran.
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"The goal of Acumos is to lower the barrier to entry to AI and increase adoption and deployments of AI services," Gilbert told Mashable.
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"Russia hopes to weaken support for US military basing and deployments, and to undermine public support in Japan for increasing military preparedness," he said.
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Trump may be asked to do away with all the limits so complete units can be sent and temporary deployments will also be counted.
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Members of the unit say Dawson never should have been in Afghanistan in the first place, given how many deployments he had already completed.
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Energy storage deployments have continued to grow, reaching an all-time high of 477 MWh in the third quarter, according to earnings posted Wednesday.
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While we are far from the massive troop deployments of the Cold War, you can see the beginning of one not so far away.
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Aiming to allay criticism that the deployments turn border cities into militarized zones, officials have taken steps to demilitarize the look of their operations.
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Mr. Trump said he expects a total of 21,20173 to 22017,100 troops along the southwest border, including additional deployments in New Mexico and Arizona.
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This tool can be used to monitor and log data from GKE, as well as Kubernetes deployments in other clouds and on-premises infrastructure.
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Other new features in MongoDB 4.2 include support for distributed transactions and the ability to manage MongoDB deployments from a single Kubernetes control plane.
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It's unclear how aggressively Apple will use its new powers, but it's the most concrete response to enterprise deployments that we've seen so far.
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Last week, the Trump administration effectively blacklisted Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant that makes wireless equipment that can be used in 5G network deployments.
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Even if you look only at major deployments, we have been involved in one war or another for 37 of the last 78 years.
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And specifications for military deployments overseas will require some degree of continuity, even if an incoming executive vows to change course once in office.
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In addition, some 600 of the 1,500 "new" troops are already in the Middle East manning Patriot missiles, but will see their deployments extended.
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Israel says its air raids on Syria are needed to foil deployments and arms transfers by Iran or Lebanon's Hezbollah guerrillas, allies of Damascus.
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" The main focus for the moment is on supporting deployments to ramp up in Russia, he says, emphasizing: "That's where we have to focus.
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Corning is also reaping rich rewards as U.S. telecom companies revamp their network infrastructure to improve coverage and to speed up 5G technology deployments.
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Washington has ramped up its military presence in the region, with additional aircraft carriers, bomber tank forces and planned deployments of thousands more troops.
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"How the U.S. military uses its taxpayers' dollars to carry out deployments is its own affair," ministry spokesman Lu Kang told a regular briefing.
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The new deployments are part of NATO's "Enhanced Forward Presence" program, a NATO effort to reassure member countries and deter any Russian offensive actions.
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Honda Motor's U.S. unit said on Wednesday it is recalling 118,000 new U.S. SUVs following reports of three injuries tied to sudden airbag deployments.
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Those preparations, most notably the kinds of increased troop deployments to the Korean Peninsula we've already been seeing, risk becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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A former Marine himself, Riggle served for 23 years with deployments to Liberia, Kosovo and Afghanistan before retiring in 2013 as a lieutenant colonel.
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Russian military deployments in key global arenas have also reached heights not seen since the Cold War, according to various US and expert assessments.
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"Our monitoring showed there were heavy vehicle deployments on the southern edge of the city," said Liwa Shuhada al-Islam head Colonel Said Naqrash.
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The swift Syrian government deployments underscored how suddenly the strategy the United States had pursued in Syria for the past five years had unraveled.
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The swift Syrian government deployments underscored how suddenly the strategy the United States had pursued in Syria for the past five years had unraveled.
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Additionally, our Navy fleet is among the smallest since WWI, which means longer deployments, compounding stress on our ships, our sailors, and their families.
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In its first-quarter investor letter, Tesla said solar deployments were 47 megawatts during the period, down from 73 MW in the previous quarter.
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Those deployments would bring the total number of troops in Iraq and Syria to 220006,2202 — well above the Pentagon's publicly released force management level.
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Through the past 40 years, America has counted on military spouses to maintain the household and tackle childcare alone throughout frequent deployments and trainings.
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A couple times, me and my husband have lived apart, at one point three years apart while he was on back-to-back deployments.
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In addition to seamless deployments, Clever Cloud has additional features to make sure your service runs smoothly, such as monitoring, backups and security updates.
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Google had previously unveiled the TPUs, but the news today is that it's now cutting the price for "large-scale deployments" by 80 percent.
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Some OBOR projects have involved Chinese military deployments to ensure security, though Beijing has denied previous reports of its troops being active in Afghanistan.
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And it has several other clients that are in proof-of-concept trials that are looking to move to full deployments of the software.
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"We have seen no benefit," Judd said of the deployment, saying he recalls previous administrations' deployments as allowing the Guard troops to do more.
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So whenever developers push code to their GitHub repository, GitLab will kick off that project's CI/CD pipeline with automated builds, tests and deployments.
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There will also be declarations of intent for joint training and deployments of land forces with the Czech Republic and Romania, the source said.
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The idea is to give businesses a way to operationalize and support software developers for alerts and provide tools to manage deployments on premises.
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During the course of two deployments that dragged into the summer of 2001, I had the privilege to meet and serve with Michael Metrinko.
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The district attorney's report said Tasers were "cycled or discharged 15 times," with an electrical charge delivered in at least half the Taser deployments.
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On the other hand, national forests may want more sparse deployments or specific species in certain locations to curb erosion or establish sustainable firebreaks.
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If US troop deployments, military exercises or Crimea came up during Putin and Trump's meeting, neither of them mentioned it during their press conference.
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The continual deployments have alarmed dovish lawmakers who worry about mission creep, a gradual shift in military objectives over the course of a campaign.
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Asked about sharing more information on the intelligence behind the deployments, Shanahan suggested he wants to share more but is trying to protect sources.
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The same soldiers thus make more and more deployments, associated with higher rates of traumatic brain injuries, PTSD, divorce, domestic violence and even suicide.
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The B-1B is not scheduled to retire until 2036, but constant deployments to the Middle East between 2006 and 2016 "broke" the fleet.
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As we learn in the resulting conversation, there is a troop surge in Chicago that may be part of a lengthy period of deployments.
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The company said data showed no cases of an airbag rupturing among 44,000 deployments in large GM pickups and SUVs that contain Takata inflators.
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With this, we took all the experience we have supporting large systems and deployments in production — and the software we developed to help people.
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This is of particular concern as this generation's veterans are experiencing mental health issues based on multiple deployments following a decade of combat operations.
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New jobs will be created to conduct the activities and accelerating the rate of product deployments will increase workforce demands, resulting in new jobs.
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It is also because Congress has spent little time considering such issues in a comprehensive way or debating why all these deployments are needed.
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The freeze-in-place order will affect 90,000 expected scheduled deployments, including both troops scheduled to return home and troops scheduled to deploy overseas.
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It is unclear whether the prohibition on new deployments will hinder the ability of commanders to bolster their forces if they perceive a need.
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American combat deployments ended in 1973 and all American personnel were removed from Vietnam by 1975, but the explosive ordnance and dangerous chemicals remained.
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The new deployments, planning efforts and intelligence analysis came after the United States developed new information last weekend about Iran mobilizing its proxy forces.
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Trump officials suggested that future deployments of American troops — including the prospect of a permanent base labeled "Fort Trump" — could hinge on Poland's decision.
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At War A few years ago, my husband, Chris, who survived four deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, was killed by an avalanche in Colorado.
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But those deployments have been generally in smaller numbers, usually the National Guard, and never to stop a caravan of refugees and asylum seekers.
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Both a lifesaving medic and a crack sniper, he was repeatedly decorated for valor and for coolheaded leadership during 19 years of combat deployments.
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"Such disclosure of operational deployments would constitute a safety and security risk for the public and our members," the agency said in a statement.
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In addition to the latest pork deployments, 2,400 tons of beef and 1,21 tons of lamb were put on the market in early September.
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He served as a combat medic, sniper, and navigator on more than 100 combat operations across two deployments to the Middle East, NASA said.
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Carlisle said the IOC declaration meant the Air Force could use the jets for combat deployments to the Middle East or elsewhere if needed.
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In the same interview, Putin said Russia's own weapons capabilities were capable of neutralizing any threat posed by Romanian and Polish NATO missile deployments.
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Shortly after his election, Moon suspended additional deployments of the missile defense system, saying he wanted to wait on the results of environmental assessment.
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The troops live in hotels along the border during their deployments, and the estimate of the costs in 2014 were $12 million a month.
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He served as an artillery officer during combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, and remained in the Marine Reserves after being elected to Congress.
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An expensive traffic ticket is an excellent deterrent to bad driving and would easily pay for any increase in police deployments to protect pedestrians.
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The Pentagon's inspector general is launching an "evaluation" of the Trump administration's military deployments to the U.S.-Mexico border, the watchdog office announced Tuesday.
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The number of Navy ships has increased, as have the length of deployments, prompting many at the Pentagon to warn about a readiness crisis.
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Gerasimov's revelations and Russian deployments also suggest just how critical missile defenses are to Europe even though past administrations deployed them there against Iran.
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In fact, the closest any current advanced reactor is to commercial deployments is the mid-85033s, nearly a decade away, according to the NRC.
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Military life and deployments in particular place exceptional stress on service members; suicide rates among military members already exceed those of the U.S. population.
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Like the Indian relationship, it is most likely to evolve into information sharing on Chinese activities, deployments and intentions rather than hard weapons' programs.
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Despite more than 100 companies entering this space, the lack of a live regulated trading platform harmed the promise of liquidity and delayed further deployments.
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Israeli officials have previously disclosed scores of air strikes within Syria to prevent suspected arms transfers to Lebanon's Shi'ite Hezbollah guerrillas or Iranian military deployments.
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That's not exactly every AWS service, but it covers most of the bases for companies that want to keep an eye on their AWS deployments.
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For years, journalists have tried to obtain information from the military about whether Guantanamo personnel suffer from post-traumatic stress during and after their deployments.
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In 2018, Tesla deployed 1.04GWh of energy storage, nearly tripling its energy storage deployments in 2017, the company said in a recent letter to investors.
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The company said while its retrofit solar system deployments have decreased it expects they "will stabilize and grow in the second half of the year."
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Australia and the United States signed a "force posture agreement" in 2014 to provide for joint exercises and for U.S. naval and air-force deployments.
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JNPR should see slowing deceleration in its routing segment, benefiting from metro upgrades to its massive installed base of MX routers ahead of 25.14G deployments.
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As a testament to the program's progress, Bogdon also noted that the F-35 has already been employed in multiple realistic, demanding deployments and exercises.
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South Korean officials are adamant that no such promise was made, beyond an indication that the government has no current plans for more THAAD deployments.
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Through nine deployments over 21 years, Rodriguez sustained at least a dozen concussions that left him with double vision, severe headaches, light sensitivity and dizziness.
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The company is waiting until 5G-ready phones and other devices start to become available in the 2020 timeframe before it considers fuller 5G deployments.
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The Pathway Home has helped more than 450 veterans cope with the effects of their deployments since opening its doors in 2008, its website states.
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It added another 230 million euros to fund a recall of more than 1 million Mercedes models worldwide to address potential unintended air bag deployments.
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"I think it's quite likely we see increased defense deployments and military exercises around the Korean peninsula," Nick Consonery, the Eurasia Group's Asia director, predicted.
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An Al Qaeda commander who helps organize deployments told the AP that the front lines against the Houthis provide fertile ground to recruit new members.
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An al-Qaida commander who helps organize deployments told the AP that the front lines against the Houthis provide fertile ground to recruit new members.
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On Wednesday, US officials accused Turkey of endangering US troops in Syria after Turkey's state-owned news agency published details of US deployments in Syria.
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The swift Syrian government deployments underscored how suddenly the strategy the United States had pursued in Syria for the past five years had dissolved overnight.
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The U.S. and South Korea should halt their joint annual military exercises in the vicinity of North Korea, as well as forego provocative weapons deployments.
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Holland, whose hometown is Santa Barbara, California, served in Germany as well as in deployments to Iraq in 2004 and Afghanistan in 2010 and 2013.
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"The forecast for cellular IoT connections has almost doubled, due to ongoing large-scale deployments in China," Ericsson said in its semi-annual mobility report.
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Ideally, Google Fiber's deployments will accelerate again once Google Fiber executives have a more solid grasp on what next-generation wireless broadband will look like.
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The Invictus Games were created three years ago by Britain's Prince Harry, who served two deployments in Afghanistan as an officer in the British army.
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Merkel is running for a fourth term in September national elections, with many Germans wary of military deployments given the country's militaristic and nationalistic past.
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This imbalance — and it may be even greater — has been a legitimate concern, and we have sought to persuade Moscow to further reduce its deployments.
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South Korea's president on Wednesday suspended additional deployments of the United States' THAAD missile defense system pending an environmental assessment, The New York Times reported.
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The results are the first to "estimate the causal impact of combat deployments in the Global War on Terrorism on opioid abuse," the authors wrote.
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But it has nonetheless been NATO policy not to acknowledge the deployments, giving local politicians and the US a shield from parliamentary and public oversight.
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The book will also delve into a subject that's often hard for troops to talk about — the strain of deployments on the family back home.
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New rules, however, treat them more like full-time employees, placing them on constant call and terminating the service of those who decline three deployments.
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The former commandant of the Marine Corps said in April that at least one training exercise was downsized as a result of the border deployments.
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The Kadena airmen's familiarity and experience with deployments to countries such the Philippines and Thailand enabled them to withstand the Green Berets' jungle training program.
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Among his complaints: glacial personnel decisions in the face of fast-moving crises like Ebola, and cynical deployments of peacekeeping units with histories of abuse.
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"I suspect the sheer economics of broad scale access deployments finally became too much for them," Jan Dawson, an analyst with Jackdaw Research, told Bloomberg.
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According to press reporting the administration has handed decisions about operations, deployments, and troop levels over to Defense Secretary James Mattis and his combatant commanders.
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Esper said he has ordered five expeditionary medical facilities to prepare to deploy, though the location of those deployments will depend on guidance from FEMA.
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"Continuous combat operations and deployments have produced shortfalls in operational readiness and challenged the Air Force's personnel, equipment, and infrastructure," the budget request overview states.
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In the end, the actual troop increase will be 900 because 600 of the troops are already there and will simply see their deployments extended.
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Some regional diplomats and security analysts believe that will involve increased Chinese deployments and the quicker militarization of China's expanded facilities across the Spratlys archipelago.
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Nvidia today announced that it has acquired SwiftStack, a software-centric data storage and management platform that supports public cloud, on-premises and edge deployments.
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The main impetus for the pact was Moscow's deployments of the SS-20 — a mobile, concealable missile that could loft up to three nuclear warheads.
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But deployments for Marines, Air Force and Navy personnel continued through Wednesday, when top Defense Department officials announced that the other services would follow suit.
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The announcement comes less than a week after Trump called for National Guard deployments along the U.S.-Mexico border until a border wall is built.
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Some said they got practical training on deployments and noted that the Seventh Fleet had a reputation as being the most experienced in the Navy.
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Standard Cognition won't pick up DeepMagic's staffers or pilot contracts, but it's considering how to integrate the technology as it ramps up its own deployments.
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"Taken together with other deployments I have extended or authorized within the last month, this involves about 3,000 United States forces," the Pentagon chief said.
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Via claims it now has more than 80 launched and pending deployments in more than 20 countries, providing more than 60 million rides to date.
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What I believe actually will happen: My 38 years of military intelligence, analysis and deployments into difficult places takes my expectations to a darker sphere.
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Troop levels at the border, both among active-duty military and the National Guard, have fluctuated since the deployments began in the fall of 6900.
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The challenge to civil-military norms through recent troop deployments at the US border therefore appears to be emblematic of a broader, potentially troubling trend.
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Since Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014, the 29-member body has dramatically stepped up exercises and troop deployments along its northern and eastern flank.
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The company sells products to help businesses manage their deployments, but revenue hasn't taken off in a way that mirrors high-value subscription software players.
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Security fears Data security concerns are still the top hurdle to the adoption of initiatives involving connected devices, including smart-city deployments, per 451 Research.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said on Friday it is recalling 22500 million vehicles worldwide in two separate campaigns for potential fire risks and inadvertent airbag deployments.
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The temporary troop deployments are just one of many recommendations that the homeland security secretary, Kirstjen Nielsen, and her staff have made to the Pentagon.
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A population that he once intoxicated with military deployments in Crimea and Syria now cares most about improvements in Russia's hospitals, according to recent polls.
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With one-year deployments came a culture of buck passing, of leaving Afghanistan with a laundry list of "initiatives" and "reconstruction efforts" left half-finished.
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Israel's air force has struck scores of targets it describes as Iranian deployments or arms transfers to Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah movement in the war.
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But RAND estimated only a fraction of that number — between 29 and 129 — would annually seek gender-identity-related treatment which could temporarily disrupt deployments.
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The installations, if confirmed, would mark the first Chinese missile deployments in the Spratly Islands, where several Asian countries including Vietnam and Taiwan have rival claims.
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"A series of six deployments, occurring between 13 to 43 minutes after liftoff, will be followed by Spaceflight's own deployment sequences," explained SpaceX in a statement.
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Missile deployments The White House is worried by Russia's deployment of a new intermediate missile, which US arms control negotiators say contravenes a decades-long treaty.
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While running his former company, Steelbrick, which he sold to Salesforce in 2015 for $360 million, Max Rudman identified a persistent problem with low-code deployments.
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That adventure commenced when I was stationed aboard a Navy cruiser, where I did two Middle East deployments in the Persian Gulf between 2002 and 2004.
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Byers, who has completed eight overseas deployments with seven combat tours, has also received the Bronze Star with valor and two purple hearts, among other awards.
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The effort comes at a time when self-driving car and truck companies are delaying deployments as they work to prove their complex technology is safe.
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This training hones special operations forces' air and ground combat skills and the development of improved tactics, techniques and procedures, while strengthening relationships for future deployments.
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During two deployments to Iraq and one to Afghanistan, Lethgo trained local soldiers and police officers in basic first aid, including hoisting the injured and unconscious.
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Beta support for Azure launched in March and with this new release, Tectonic now offers hybrid support for multi-cloud deployments across its three supported platforms.
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The use of civilian rental vehicles illustrates the expense of border deployments, both in the state-run mobilization and the new one ordered by the president.
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To date Neo has had 2.5 million downloads of its product, both enterprise and community versions, with over 200 paying customers and "thousands" of production deployments.
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The RBCP kits would be easier to transport than the deployable kits, allowing for multiple small deployments of two to four jets across different operating locations.
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Although the military sought the deployments, the announcement itself came in a statement from White House national security adviser John Bolton - a hawk on Iran policy.
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According to U.S. intelligence reports, the installations marked the first Chinese missile deployments to Fiery Cross Reef, Subi Reef and Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands.
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"It's a very difficult time of transition from these war zones and battlefields, many of them for multiple deployments and long periods of time," Woodruff explains.
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According to U.S. intelligence reports, the installations mark the first Chinese missile deployments to Fiery Cross Reef, Subi Reef and Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands.
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He said planned U.S. deployments under a 2014 Enhanced Defence Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) - which Duterte has also said he would try to stop - would go on.
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While they don't have exact numbers, he pegs the number of installations in the low thousands with deployments running all day long in the low hundreds.
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Two sources familiar with the Justice Department's plan said the department would ask more judges to volunteer for one or two month deployments at detention centers.
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Judges who volunteer for the first 50 deployments would be sent to detention centers in Adelanto, California; San Diego, Chicago and elsewhere, according to the letter.
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During a keynote earlier today, Shuttleworth noted that Canonical is now in talks for about 200 new deployments for 2018 — up from about 40 in 2017.
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"It shows that governments are using us for operation deployments, and in particular they like GX," he said, referring to the company's new global satellite network.
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To this point, it has implemented pilot programs and early deployments across a range of industries, including automotive, luxury goods, cosmetics and oil, gas and utilities.
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Singapore&aposs navy hosted the drills at a training center in Changi naval base, where officers coordinated their force deployments and helicopter landings on navy ships.
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Because its projects are among the most ambitious deployments of sensing and networking technologies for smart cities, the company has also faced the most public criticism.
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