The researchers calculated that the sharks were digesting the grass with about 50 percent efficiency, much greater than carnivorous lizards, for instance, whose efficiency at digesting plant matter is about 30 percent.
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"He's basically digesting the different points of view," Cohn said.
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Investors have been digesting a slew of earnings on Wednesday.
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Market players were also digesting comments from President Donald Trump.
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Also, most Japanese people have a hard time digesting lactose.
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"People are still digesting what the agreement means," Kalo said.
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Investors are digesting an inordinate amount of natural disaster news.
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"People are still digesting what the agreement means," Kalo said.
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Investors also were digesting the Federal Reserve's statement on Wednesday.
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They have no way of digesting or expelling the plastic.
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But, it's this praise that I'm having a hard time digesting.
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Aside from earnings, investors were digesting news from the Federal Reserve.
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However, after digesting their analysis, we are sticking to our guns.
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You're digesting all the info and sorting through the shit perfectly!
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Overall, investors are still digesting recent comments from the Federal Reserve.
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Investors were also still digesting Thursday's announcement from the Federal Reserve.
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And digesting all that grub takes a lot of energy. 9.
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Or, while digesting a burger, you'd learn it cost 50 bucks.
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Every day, machines get better at digesting vast amounts of information.
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I have the craziest dreams when I'm digesting a massive amount.
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The drug, tenecteplase, is an enzyme that works by digesting clots.
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And, bonus: No more risking digesting dog drool alongside your wine.
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Instead, she struggles with unrelenting nausea and has trouble digesting food.
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These modes of coping with and digesting reality are not exactly new.
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And probably, digesting some of our non-performing assets with low potential.
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If you need to take a knee after digesting that, I understand.
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Elsewhere, investors are digesting the latest election news coming out of Austria.
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"Lucifer is digesting the weirdest, meanest soul that was ever on earth."
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But both our appetite and capacity for digesting visual information is tremendous.
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So in that sense, markets are not fully digesting all the factors.
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Market players were also digesting renewed geopolitical uncertainty related to North Korea.
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Digesting it all shouldn't be too much of a stretch for investors.
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The body exerts more calories digesting celery than is contained within the vegetable.
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Traders will also be digesting earnings from Google parent Alphabet from Thursday evening.
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Richards was already having trouble digesting gluten, and decided to cut it out.
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These compounds keep your heart pumping, your cells growing, and your food digesting.
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"I'm still in the process of unlearning and digesting the possibilities," he says.
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Market players were also digesting remarks by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi.
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Money managers were digesting news of the latest U.S. position on foreign investment.
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And instead I'll be barely digesting my dinner, about to deliver a baby.
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If it's digesting, I just want to go to sleep and drink water.
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Hit pause Fight the urge to get contentious when digesting the bad review.
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In this case, the scientists are targeting PET-digesting enzymes, known as PETases.
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Sources in the room said lawmakers sat in silence while digesting the complaint.
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Markets are also digesting the impeachment probe launched into U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The Chinese market shows signs of having trouble digesting the current flood of zinc.
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The rank-and-file was still digesting the news, an editor told The Times.
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It's my way of digesting the culture creating something that's specific to that place.
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Don&apost just swallow the moment whole without digesting what has actually happened here.
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And here we are in October still digesting #Trumptapes and a Republican Party meltdown.
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While I'm digesting, I run up to Safeway to top off my gas tank.
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People with LCT genetic mutations have trouble digesting lactose and need to avoid dairy.
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And in fact, they spend a lot of their time digesting food, doing nothing.
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That will be another step for him in terms of digesting the game plan.
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Certain cells were destined to die at a specific time, digesting their own DNA.
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There, we would walk a little, digesting our pancakes and admiring the fall foliage.
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His mind was like a cow's stomach, capable of digesting many things at once.
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But the jurors clearly have been warned against digesting any media about the case.
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With dinner digesting, the dogs did the rounds again for more photos and petting.
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Biogas created by anaerobically digesting corncobs and orange peels, in contrast, was carbon neutral.
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One key data point markets have been digesting on Wednesday is China's latest PMI data.
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Unsurprisingly, a poor diet and a few extra pounds can lead to trouble digesting food.
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Workers at DuPont's Chestnut Run Headquarters said they were still digesting the news Wednesday afternoon.
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Investors are digesting Hillary Clinton's apparent win over Donald Trump in Monday's first presidential debate.
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Grain markets were also digesting USDA supply and demand forecasts for the 2019/20 season.
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In the weeks immediately after birth, premature infants often have difficulty breathing and digesting food.
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Apparently her baby was having difficulty digesting the milk and was refusing to drink it.
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Plenty of previous research has found premature infants often have difficulty breathing and digesting food.
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After digesting the news, she's feeling more "undecided" about continuing to work with the company.
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I've spent the last few weeks digesting everything I heard and saw at the conference.
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Investors were also digesting a U.S. military strike against a Syrian air base Thursday night.
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He's breathing, he's digesting, he's already got the rooting-around-for-the-breast-thing down!
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Digesting the results of the midterms "will be part of that restabilizing process," he added.
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"Part of him is just still digesting it all," Mary Burke said of her husband.
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Investors are also digesting new data, including June import prices from the Department of Labor.
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In the weeks immediately after birth, premature babies often have difficulty breathing and digesting food.
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ET. While digesting all those economic reports, investors also get commentary from three Fed officials today.
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Body clocks also help regulate processes related to hormones, body temperatures and eating and digesting food.
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The second component is diet-induced thermogenesis, or the energy you burn eating and digesting food.
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Yes. I had come this far, why stop just shy of digesting the entire winning event.
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Markets are still digesting Wednesday's Fed meeting, which took knocked some steam out of emerging markets.
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The house pursues said goal by "digesting" the Crains, one by one, in the Red Room.
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Lots of talk goes down today, Aries, but digesting all the information will take some time.
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Back in Europe, investors are still digesting an announcement from the European Central Bank (ECB) Thursday.
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Even after digesting this considerable amount of ostensibly transitory disclosure, Duchamp remains an unadulterated, irreverent enigma.
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"I'm still digesting what happened," the 65-year-old store owner told the Mercury News newspaper.
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They are delicious and slower-digesting, thanks to the way they are naturally packaged, Ludwig said.
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Animals also release methane, another powerful greenhouse gas, through burps and flatulence when digesting their food.
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Both Clinton and Sanders will be digesting the results of primary elections in Michigan and Mississippi.
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"We're interacting and transforming and digesting and creating a silver pigment on the surface of the earth."
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It's getting smarter by listening and hearing and digesting and then combing through everything that everyone said.
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After digesting Yellen's remarks, traders moved up the chances of a rate hike in the months ahead.
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This pattern suggested to Lang that Nordstrom is digesting recent gains and could take another leg higher.
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Its plastic-digesting ability must therefore be improved by a hundredfold or more to be commercially useful.
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It can impact kidney function, helps us boost our metabolism, and aids in digesting what we eat.
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But he said it has mostly been a day where investors have been digesting recent market moves.
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In the , U.S. equities and bond markets were digesting the latest release of the U.S. jobs report.
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"The market is digesting its recent gains," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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French and U.K. stocks closed higher Monday with investors digesting weekend developments in U.S.-China trade talks.
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They found that first, a blister forms on the egg membrane, where the enzymes are digesting it.
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We're just digesting and analyzing the impact to the nation of being exposed to untruthful news stories.
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You are digesting it for people, and you're giving it a certain bias when you do that.
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They found that the milk contains an abundance of oligosaccharides, carbohydrates that babies are incapable of digesting.
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Meanwhile, investors are likely to be digesting the latest minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).
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And the Frankfurt-based bank is still digesting its last big purchase, Postbank, dating back to 2010.
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Investors were digesting mixed earnings reports and the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped as bank stocks weighed.
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"Basically, what you saw was a market digesting strong gains," said Tom Essaye of The Sevens Report.
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Thwaites thought, first, of adding the goat's grass-digesting microbiome to his own through a fecal transplant.
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That growth has been fueled by younger voters who have a hard time digesting longer running partisan battles.
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Global investors are also digesting comments made by U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The New Zealand dollar was steady at $0.6829 after digesting a surprise increase in October domestic milk production.
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Remember: No matter what sound bites start flying tomorrow morning, digesting a dense document like this takes time.
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We cannot fall asleep and wake up at the same time, nor sleep and do heavy-duty digesting.
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He was on a trip in Asia, and was not digesting the raw reaction in the United States.
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Investors were also digesting data showing China's exports unexpectedly increased while imports fell less than expected in January.
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"We've had a very strong rally and we're now digesting it," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics.
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"The market is digesting a very strong post-Brexit rally," said Adam Sarhan, Chief Executive of Sarhan Capital.
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I'm digesting the news that social distancing and self-imposed isolation can slow the spread of this disease.
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But on the whole, the day was about digesting and coming to terms with where the world stands.
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Answer to these questions: the market is digesting a better than 50% chance of Bernie getting the nomination.
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Investors are also digesting news out of Sweden, where a general election has led to a political deadlock.
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I also eat a very big dinner so I feel like I'm still digesting it the next day.
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The company is also digesting its recent acquisition of Altera, a leader in the niche programmable chip market.
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Republicans, who said Thursday afternoon that they were digesting the 293-page document, seemed to have mixed views.
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I had invited him to see the performance, and now he was digesting it over a vodka martini.
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Ben covers the federal courts in Manhattan for The Times, routinely digesting lengthy court filings, often on deadline.
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Instead of digesting the interloper, the larger cell let it stick around for the valuable energy that it produced.
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Babies born prematurely - earlier than 27 weeks - often have difficulty breathing and digesting food in the weeks after birth.
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But an hour later, as reporters were still digesting the indictment, the special counsel's office sent out another email.
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Babies born earlier than 37 weeks often have difficulty breathing and digesting food in the weeks immediately following birth.
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But I think it's simply a bit of profit taking and digesting from a very strong September and October.
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At the same time, shareholders are digesting news of Berkshire's involvement in a bidding war between two energy companies.
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They're also capable of digesting acacia leaves and seedpods—highly nutritious foods that are poisonous to most other animals.
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The thinner this layer, the more efficiently the animal in question has been digesting any fats it has eaten.
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Investors were also digesting data showing China's exports unexpectedly grew while imports fell much less than expected in January.
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But, be warned: once you hit play, you'll need plenty of time post-credits to do your own digesting.
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And while Carrie loved him deeply, she was not in love with him, a truth he had trouble digesting.
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U.S. traders were already digesting the latest weekly jobless claims data ahead of the start of Wall Street trading.
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"The coral is either digesting the algae or expelling it -- we're not quite sure of the process," says Burt.
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The New Zealand dollar gained 0.2 percent to $0.6844 after digesting a surprise increase in October domestic milk production.
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Image via band Digesting Smitri Keshari and Eric Schlosser's new project The Bomb is a difficult thing to do.
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And by Thursday morning, after digesting accounts of Mr. Kelly's comments on cable news, the president was riled up.
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Maybe I'm just still jet-lagged and unsure of my own appetite, but regardless, it's fascinating research worth digesting.
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"Markets are digesting the recent gains and waiting for a little more clarity on the trade side," said Lerner.
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ET. Meanwhile, investors are likely to still be digesting the statement made by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).
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Investors were still digesting Monday's news that the advertising agency is due to quit London as its main headquarter.
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Several years ago, Brinton began comparing the costs and benefits of composting food with those of anaerobically digesting it.
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Babies born prematurely - earlier than 22 weeks - often have difficulty breathing and digesting food in the weeks after birth.
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After it was over, Oklahoma defensive end/linebacker Ogbonnia Okoronkwo lay on the field for several moments, digesting the victory.
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European stocks closed higher on Tuesday with investors digesting news of two separate attacks in the German and Turkish capitals.
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Know when to walk away Friday dawned with Republicans digesting Trump's ultimatum, unveiled by Mulvaney on Capitol Hill Thursday night.
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Investors are digesting President Trump's economic plans, which he described in his first address to a joint session of Congress.
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But apparently Mr Timothy added the half-baked proposal without running it past the cabinet or digesting Sir Andrew's findings.
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If the bacteria in question were doing little more than swimming around digesting lettuce, this would be of small consequence.
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Markets are also digesting a mixed U.S. economic picture in the U.S. and what it means for Federal Reserve policy.
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Some people do have trouble digesting this one, so skip it before spin class if you're prone to stomach issues.
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It has a penchant for national champions, and Didi, after digesting its chief foe in China, will certainly be one.
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In the evolutionary past the gene for lactase, the enzyme that does the digesting, normally got switched off in adults.
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Cobalt barely reacted because last year's "hot" metal is still digesting the production glut that followed the 2017 price surge.
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No business owner can fully understand the shape of today's consumer-centered global economy without thoroughly digesting this foundational text.
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Investors were also digesting U.S. consumer price data that showed unchanged headline inflation, causing U.S. Treasuries to initially pare gains.
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"For now, the focus is on reorganization and digesting the acquisitions," said a COFCO official, who declined to be identified.
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It's like walking through the pages of a book, reading, digesting and journeying through many art stories in real time.
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The cecum, a large organ used in digesting wood that is common across shipworms, was missing in the new species.
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Today's machine-learning systems are so complex, digesting so much data, that explaining how they make decisions may be impossible.
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So how does it feel to be a member of Congress right now, digesting this tense and unpredictable new reality?
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After the first round of Democratic questioning, the ranking minority member, Devin Nunes, appeared to be digesting a bad clam.
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Instead of digesting it, the organism kept it around and the two cells worked together in a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Ms. Constand testified to slipping in and out of consciousness after digesting three pills given to her by Mr. Cosby.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Wall Street stocks traded higher amid investors digesting weaker-than-expected August jobs report.
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning as Wall Street was digesting the fallout from the Trump CEO panels dissolving.
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But I think she was tracing, also, to understand the subject more, because her hand was actually digesting her collection.
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Whey protein is a fast-digesting protein and can help improve your muscles' ability to recover and adapt after strenuous exercise.
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After a night of digesting, it's Black Friday, that shopping-saturated day that officially kicks off the American holiday shopping season.
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U.S. equities came under pressure on Wednesday with investors digesting the latest moves in oil and a mixed set of data.
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Many are methanogens—organisms that react carbon dioxide with hydrogen made by the cellulose-digesting bugs, to create water and methane.
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But good for Langford for seeing that she can use it to reach out to fans still digesting Hannah's heartbreaking tale.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Wednesday as investors digested fresh economic data while digesting the formal start to Brexit.
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By digesting it on a full stomach, I thought I'd avoid any of the faint-y side effects of last time.
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"We're looking at that through the Senate because, as you know, the Senate is not digesting that bill," he said Monday.
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They are having a hard time digesting that our country has more strength than the distance we covered in the economy.
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"It's a different way of digesting it, much more visceral," said Jessica Kaire, who had also eaten a Gonzalez-Torres candy.
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Investors were also digesting Wednesday's policy statement from the Federal Reserve, which firmed expectations for an interest rate hike in December.
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Given the precarious state of Kansas' wheat, there are some factors to keep in mind while digesting this year's tour data.
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Investors are digesting developments overnight after the U.S. said it will impose further tariffs on Chinese goods starting August 23, 2018.
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After walking the audience of laypeople and waste experts through his blueprints, he explained that digestion beats composting because it generates energy, and that digesting his way trumped digesting inside a wastewater-treatment plant because that plant's back-end digestate contained sewage, plus traces of many other materials — including industrial waste and heavy metals — that go down city pipes.
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As reported by Fightland, the IOC's announcement came after digesting the findings from AIBA and the British Journal of Sports Medicine's studies.
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European markets closed lower on Friday, after strong gains earlier this week, with investors digesting corporate earnings and fluctuations in currency markets.
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Some variants of the gene that interfere with safely digesting those drugs, though, seem to occur much more frequently in certain regions.
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There, the fungus grows into long threadlike structures, digesting the fly's guts and penetrating its brain until the poor insect finally dies.
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"Despite fuel prices being higher than last year, we are digesting fuel very well at the moment," Qantas CEO Alan Joyce said.
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Bertocchini was curious as to whether the centimeter-long wax worms were actively digesting the bag's plastic, or just chewing through it.
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Ever since I can remember, I've always loved putting edible things into my mouth and chewing them, then swallowing and digesting them.
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If you're already done digesting that infographic, feel free to check out our Android Pie review to see what you're currently missing.
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Fermentation extends the microbiome in time and space, allowing its microbial members to start digesting things before they even reach the lips.
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Investors were digesting news China's February home prices rose by 3.6 percent, which Reuters reported is its highest rise since June 2014.
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As Hamas rank and file were digesting those changes, so the leadership was suddenly forced to pay careful attention to diplomatic developments.
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They have bulbous, eyeless heads and teardrop-shaped bodies that are often translucent, exposing a swirl of guts and digesting plant matter.
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Five months after the Hancock bankruptcy, McCall employees were still digesting the fact that one of their largest retail partners was kaput.
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"Markets are digesting their recent gains and are somewhat directionless," said Daniel Kern, chief investment strategist at TFC Financial Management in Boston.
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"I think my natural sensibility tries to create a light around myself that protects me from digesting that title," she said, laughing.
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"There's a bit of digesting going on but there's not much indigestion," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank.
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Spiegel thinks that one key reason people gain weight is that they regularly eat full meals before fully digesting the previous one.
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The Finnish company is still digesting the acquisition of French rival Alcatel-Lucent for which it spent about $17 billion last year.
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Still, many infants with the condition have problems digesting breast milk and food and absorbing nutrients, which can affect the baby's development.
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Trilobites Shipworms are known for boring into wood and digesting it, but scientists found a new species with a very different diet.
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Perhaps because my body is busy digesting a sandwich, my brain's ability to digest what's going on in front of me fails.
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It may even boost weight loss by temporarily suppressing appetite and prompting the body to produce heat and energy when digesting food.
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"The market is still digesting the implications of the Iran situation," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA in New York.
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Overall, market participants around the world are digesting news surrounding the U.S. and Mexico, who secured a new trade deal on Monday.
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Microsoft, with the second-largest cash hoard, will most likely still be digesting its $26 billion acquisition of LinkedIn, announced in June.
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" Although the current upheaval "takes some digesting, both emotionally and intellectually," given the state of the Party "that's what absolutely must occur.
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After digesting the news that they were having triplets, the mother and father asked Ring to reduce to twins, which she reluctantly did.
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Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) says he's "still digesting" Speaker Paul Ryan's Obamacare replacement bill, but he's already found plenty he disagrees with.
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However, drinking vinegar itself has its merits: vinegar helps keep blood sugar levels in check by preventing your body from fully digesting starch.
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He gives the example of systems that are capable of digesting large datasets — like Wikipedia or scientific journals — and answering questions on them.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as Wall Street stocks struggled to make gains amid investors digesting minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Naturally enough, most people pay less attention to collecting and digesting information about politics than they do to their families, friends and careers.
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Sure, fashion week is about going and seeing runway shows and digesting what designers are betting on big for the season to come.
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I have trouble digesting dairy and fried foods, but nothing — not even guaranteed irregularity — was going to stop me from fulfilling my destiny.
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Moreover, some of the biggest wireless bidders are still digesting their investments from the previous FCC auction that ended last year, they added.
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Shapiro says that some people have a hard time digesting the carbohydrate/sugar molecules in certain fruits and veggies which could cause bloating.
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Bond markets were still digesting Friday's news that the U.S. economy created only 13,21 jobs in February, the weakest reading since September 2300.
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Your IT staff are overwhelmed by manual, repetitive processes such as software development, the financial close process and digesting huge amounts of data.
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In this exhibition, visitors are encouraged to learn about the art by looking at and experiencing it, rather than digesting reams of writing.
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We think that as pandas are digesting it, the rough edges are scraping along the gastrointestinal tract and it's causing an inflammatory response.
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These could kill bacteria by digesting these kinds of molecules in the microbe's outer coat, says Ilana Brito, a microbiologist at Cornell University.
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About 21% of your calories are burned digesting the food you eat, which means roughly 22% to 30% are lost through physical activity.
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The device, which sits neatly on the stomach, uses sensors to record how our gut sounds when it's digesting food or at rest.
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Investors were also digesting U.S consumer price data that showed unchanged headline inflation, reinforcing speculation of fewer rate increases by the Federal Reserve.
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And China, right now, is still digesting the glut of imports that flowed into the country in the first months of the year.
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They say this is because the bodies of flies—and humans—have to work harder at digesting protein and salt to extract nutrients.
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Yet happily, even after digesting this considerable amount of ostensibly transitory disclosure, Duchamp remains an unadulterated, irreverent enigma — only a much deeper one.
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"Often, after the shock of a quick moment, we can spend months digesting, only understanding the full impact some time later," she said.
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The section on Regulation Best Interest alone is 771 pages, and lawyers, academics and consumer advocates are still parsing and digesting the language.
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"The market is digesting a better than 50% chance of Bernie getting the nomination," Gundlach said in an email to CNBC's Scott Wapner.
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After digesting the writing of Burton Malkiel (A Random Walk Down Wall Street), I saw the folly of trying to beat the market.
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He speaks at a glacial pace, digesting a question at length before delivering his answer with the baritone authority of a seasoned monologist.
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Hospitals have also turned to vegetable protein as it helps rebuild muscle mass and for elderly people who have difficulty digesting animal protein.
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This gives a person's body a big window every day when it's not digesting food (usually, about 14 to 16 hours of rest).
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Imagine a child digesting Dr. Ingham's Nervine Pain Extractor, which was really 86% alcohol plus opium alkaloids, camphor, capsicum, and vegetable extractive matter.
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Pence did not take any questions from reporters as he left the Capitol, and his staff say they are still digesting Tuesday's stunning victory.
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A digestive analysis of the dead sharks and their poop showed that the bonnethead sharks were indeed digesting and absorbing nutrients from the seagrass.
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CES Unveiled, digesting Samsung's CES press conference (and lack of apology for the Note 7), our new favorite Chromebook, and what's new in TVs.
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When it comes to the Fed, investors are likely to be still digesting the recent comments made by Fed Chair Janet Yellen on Friday.
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Commodity traders said the market was still digesting the impact on China's future imports of its environmental crackdown on ageing metals and mining operations.
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And the implications of that is now they're digesting, both domestic cloud service providers in the US as well as China cloud service providers.
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" The "great news right now," they added, is that his vitals are strong, he's doing well breathing and is "digesting food like a champ.
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Investors are also digesting Chinese GDP data -- which didn't impact stocks as much as perhaps expected, even though growth hit a 27-year low.
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After a busy year of digesting the tax overhaul, you can expect a stalemate as far as new changes to the tax code go.
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While the tech-heavy Nasdaq had help from eBay Inc's upbeat earnings and a chipmaker rally, investors were digesting a mixed bag of reports.
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Teaming up with biochemists Paolo Bombelli and Christopher Howe, she aimed to find out if—and how—the creatures were truly digesting the plastic.
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His unruly mess is about to clean itself up, and it should make digesting Macklemore a little easier for everyone in the long run.
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New ingredients other than proteins are also attracting capital, such as UCAN, a startup developing energy snacks based on a novel, slow-digesting carbohydrate.
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Instead of digesting each word or phrase as a standalone unit, as prior methods do, GNMT takes in the entire sentence as a whole.
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On Thursday, investors are likely to be still be digesting the latest minutes published by the Federal Open Market Committee, after following the release.
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On the day of a race, it's key to make sure your gut isn't preoccupied with digesting something it's not familiar with, Bonci said.
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Commodities traders said the market was still digesting the impact of China's environmental crackdown on ageing metals and mining operations on its future imports.
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On the commodities front, oil prices traded in the black during early trade, with investors digesting the latest comments from a leading oil cartel.
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Essentially, lactose intolerance just means your body has trouble digesting lactose, a type of sugar that's naturally found in milk and other dairy products.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Monday, as investors watched an uptick in oil prices carefully, while digesting key data.
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As the cicada matures, massospora multiplies, digesting the insect's insides, castrating it and replacing its rear end with a chalky white plug of spores.
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Bradford's image is altogether of this moment, digesting the professional barriers still faced by women in all fields, not least in the fine arts.
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U.S. government debt yields were mixed on Friday, as investors pored over a new batch of economic data, while digesting the latest geopolitical news.
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" Dr. Weil points out that another popular diet, Paleo, keeps people from eating beans, while they are "a good source of fiber that's slow digesting.
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"Before [Gypsy] was five, she was having problems with her eyes, was having seizures, digestive system [issues,] having a problem digesting certain foods," Rod explained.
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It is its stomach, digesting the souls who fall prey to the idyllic fantasies that it creates to entrap family members in a waking dream.
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The pharmaceutical industry has been watching Trump closely, digesting what he has to say, as it could impact future research and development in this space.
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Sharks are supposed to be the quintessential carnivores, with stomachs specially designed for digesting high-protein foods; they're built to eat meat and nothing else.
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Many fans are still digesting (and rewatching) season 7 of Game of Thrones, while others have moved on and are already crafting season 8 theories.
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For example, if you add milk back into your diet and start getting stomach aches again, it is possible that you have trouble digesting lactose.
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Fed chair Jerome Powell will be digesting third-quarter GDP, a detente in the trade war, a shrinking manufacturing sector and the General Motors strike.
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Investors were also digesting data showing the U.S. economy accelerated in the second quarter as consumers ramped up spending and businesses invested more on equipment.
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Originally developed to speed up the graphics in video games, they are also good at digesting reams of data, which is a similar computational problem.
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Galaxies certainly enjoy feasting on their brethren—our own Milky Way is still digesting some of the smaller galaxies it has eaten in the past.
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"Investors have become so fast in digesting bad news, and this explains the resilience in financial markets," said Hussein Sayed, chief market strategist at FXTM.
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After digesting a new academic paper that gave facial exercises some backing, I made a late night, though clear-headed Amazon purchase of my own.
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Traders there will also be digesting inflation data as a debate continues about whether the Federal Reserve will raise U.S. interest rates again this year.
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Parris first started showing symptoms that a one-celled organism might be digesting his eye last November, but things really took a turn last Monday.
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"The market has done a really good job of digesting the information, because things really aren't as bad as they seem out there, " she said.
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On Wednesday, the day after the election, GrubHub CEO and co-founder Matt Maloney sent a company-wide email surveying—rather, digesting—the political landscape.
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The timing could not be worse for established chains like Walmart and Kroger, which have simultaneously been digesting the news of Amazon's Whole Foods takeover.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices were mixed on Monday with investors closely watching wavering oil prices and digesting remarks from a key U.S. Federal Reserve member.
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"With the market still digesting the big increase in inventories, oil prices are likely to remain under pressure today," ANZ bank said in a note.
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It's not an album that rewards listening à la carte: if you're not sitting down and digesting it in full, you're losing part of it.
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Collecting in Colorado, for instance, means digesting the 70-odd different tax jurisdictions and writing over 70 checks to different addresses in just Colorado alone.
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Their presence was surprising, but it made a certain sense that the intestine might use a taste receptor to monitor the food it was digesting.
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Corn was slightly higher, with traders digesting news that China is to scrap its stockpiling scheme for the grain, a move that could curb imports.
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At the same time, traders are still digesting the outcome of the German federal election, which resulted in a weaker government for Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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ET. On Thursday, investors are likely to be still be digesting the latest minutes published by the Federal Open Market Committee, after following the release.
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The no-politics pact also insults voters, implying they're unable to consider policy implications at the same time they're digesting emergency information about a hurricane.
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After digesting the reports of two outside consultants, the 212 Big 212 members unanimously asked their commissioner, Bob Bowlsby, to vet several suitors for membership.
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And I think the Fed is digesting that and you know, my expectation is we'll have a much-- much more modest rate increases in 19.
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This information is then provided to government and private clients when it affects them, with each monitoring company digesting it in their own particular way.
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Cashin said investors were digesting a disappointing quarterly earnings report from Home Depot, which he said resulted in more fears about the broader retail sector.
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These organisms perform important functions that include digesting unused nutrients, producing vitamins, stimulating normal immune development, countering harmful bacteria and fostering maturation of the gut.
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Along with native gut flora, immigrants lost enzymes linked to digesting tamarind, palm, coconuts and other plants commonly eaten in Southeast Asia, the study found.
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The market is still digesting news that China is scrapping its stockpiling scheme for corn, a move that could reduce Chinese imports of feed grains.
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What people sometimes fail to realize is their kids are digesting material that I think years ago people deemed urban, whereas now it's just culture.
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The married couple, bar owners in Houston, Texas, decided to created Goody Boy after they noticed their older Rottweiler, Rocky, was having trouble digesting his food.
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These sorts of hype cycles draw some speculation, create unnecessary hype, and prevent science journalists from properly digesting the research or vetting it with outside experts.
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Cordray was quoted by the Wall Street Journal as saying CFPB lawyers are "still digesting" the applicability of the freeze on independent agencies such as his.
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For most of the session, investors in Europe were digesting the minutes from the Federal Reserve's June meeting, and preparing for Friday's highly anticipated jobs report.
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Federal Reserve watchers were digesting testimony from Chair Janet Yellen, who was speaking in front of the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban affairs.
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The eminent evolutionary biologist Charles Darwin speculated that our distant primate ancestors used it for digesting leaves, a claim that eventually emerged as the leading hypothesis.
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European stocks posted solid gains by Tuesday's close, as investors cheered on the sharp uptick in mining stocks, while digesting the latest batch of earnings reports.
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Any delay might suit potential bidders such as Reckitt Benckiser, one of the sector's biggest consolidators, which is digesting the $17 billion purchase of Mead Johnson.
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U.S. government debt prices traded higher on Tuesday, with investors keeping an eye on the moves seen in the oil price, and digesting key economic data.
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The non-giant version of shipworms burrow deep into the wood of trees that have plunged into the ocean, digesting it with the help of bacteria.
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But soon enough it will discover new sources of energy by digesting more physics papers in a second than a human could in a thousand lifetimes.
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"We've had a good run for the last few weeks and investors are primarily digesting earnings today," said Erick Ormsby, chief executive of Alcosta Capital Management.
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"If you're running in the morning, your body may be ready to get rid of the food it was digesting from the evening before," Kruse says.
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Markets will also be digesting key oil earnings, with oil major BP reporting an annual loss of $6.5 billion in 2015, its worst in 20 years.
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As smartphones spread, gathering and digesting information about a small business's performance will vastly reduce the need for the labour-intensive approach of firms like GroFin.
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Looking to the U.S. Federal Reserve, investors are likely to be digesting the latest comments from the central bank's chair, Janet Yellen, who delivered remarks Sunday.
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He adds that, when feeding, a leech can increase its body weight fivefold—eightfold if it's a small leech—and spend a year digesting one meal.
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His campaign agreed to the Maddow interview after digesting Tuesday's results, prompting the anchor to rush to Burlington, Vt., in time for the 9 p.m. broadcast.
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Mike McCormack, a spokesperson for the Toronto Police Assocation, told reporters outside the courthouse that the force was "digesting the verdict," which is now under appeal.
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It is about our contemporary mode of receiving and digesting information through a network, as opposed to the modernist idea of moving towards a culminated object.
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Humans get our plant-digesting enzymes from our gut microbiome, and it seems likely the sharks do as well, though that has yet to be confirmed.
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In the west Los Angeles neighborhood known as Little Tehran, immigrants from Iran were digesting the news over small cups of thick black coffee Tuesday morning.
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Finally, the late-night hosts were still digesting the news of the secret trip to North Korea by the C.I.A. director, Mike Pompeo, over Easter weekend.
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When it comes to consuming a culture, it's hard to beat digesting it in the literal sense, which may explain the explosion of food-related trips.
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"As companies are forecasting conservative profits this year, the stock market has a hard time digesting the forecasts," said Nobuhiko Kuramochi, a strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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Ecolab has been digesting the regulations for six months, said Judy McNamara, vice president of tax for the St. Paul-based multinational manufacturing company, in September.
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But as you're digesting that news and information, you just need to be aware, you need to be extra vigilant — what's real, what's not, do research.
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Right, and so we have a population that is ... their historical habits have been based upon digesting curated news, for better or for worse, but curated.
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The tapeworm's head adheres to the intestine wall and the segments of the body, called proglottids, grow as it feeds off the food the host is digesting.
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Television remains the most popular means for digesting the news — 49 percent of adults polled still get news there — but that's down from 57 percent in 2016.
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The curation of the content that your children are digesting, whether through music, through sound, through whatever, you have to be much more meticulous than you think.
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Investors were also digesting Chinese data showing imports in May contracted 8.5% from a year earlier, a much worse than expected outcome that signalled weak domestic consumption.
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European stocks ended mostly in the red on Monday as investors reacted to European banking stress tests while digesting new manufacturing data and corporate earnings from Europe.
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The rover has also been detecting methane, a gas that's produced by many life forms here on Earth, like bacteria digesting food in the tummies of cows.
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The chart shows that the stock has spent the past four months digesting its 240% gains this year, which was powered by a big move in February.
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The increase, the researchers say, is likely due to an alteration in the microbial community found inside the cow's ruminant (grass-digesting) stomach and inside cow dung.
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"The markets were already up to their plateful digesting the impact on earnings and the economy before yesterday's announcement," said Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt.
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The effort to appear interesting and relevant to Trump by using his preferred method for digesting information shows NATO might still be trying to win Trump over.
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If by "nail-biting," you mean I would have happily eaten a full horse's hoof if it had got me out of digesting any more miniature chocolates.
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Markets in Europe ended on a mixed note Monday, as investors kept a close eye on President Donald Trump's first visit overseas, while digesting individual stock news.
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U.S. stock index futures indicated a mixed open on Thursday as traders eyed the release of several pieces of data and continued digesting the Federal Reserve's decision.
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Investors were digesting asset moves from earlier this week, when the 10-year benchmark U.S. Treasury yields broke above 3.1 percent and oil topped $80 a barrel.
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On May 6, after digesting what she saw in the pitch video, Open Cannabis Project executive director Beth Schechter and her board decided to dissolve the organization.
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These membrane-sealed sacs are then sent to a part of the cell called the lysosome, which is responsible for "digesting" old cell parts and other microorganisms.
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These new members must be granted the opportunity of studying and digesting the proposed legislation and make decisions to support or oppose it based on its merits.
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While digesting, I signed in at the nearby Sports Clips for a free "help a hero" haircut and was told there was a 43-minute wait. Did
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A victory for the President There was no immediate comment from the President after Darroch's resignation, but his team was digesting a clear political victory for Trump.
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Cinema is accustomed to digesting the big themes that are needling society, but what movies produce in response to that stimuli is usually not its mirror image.
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So please, on behalf of all of your customers and myself, please make opening a bottle of Soylent as easy as purchasing, drinking and digesting one is.
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A week before I arrived, a large anaconda had eaten a caiman in a small pond near Juan Solito, then spent the day digesting on the bank.
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This effectively speeds up the evolutionary process of a biological mechanism in a laboratory with the goal of performing a specific task: in this case, digesting plastic.
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"Anxiety is usually tied to stress, which can affect the digestive system," Mason says, since when anticipating a threat, your body can't be bothered with digesting food.
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Markets are also digesting the impeachment probe launched into U.S. President Donald Trump and the latest headlines from the trade dispute between the United States and China.
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And — reading on — the flutes made of bone, the zoos, the purple dye made from snails, the roulette, the automatons of digesting and defecating ducks, and Minecraft.
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IT SEEMS THAT MANY COMPANIES ARE DIGESTING ALL OF THE MAJOR CHANGES PARTICULARLY ON THE THE COMPLICATED INTERNATIONAL SIDE THAT WERE DONE IN THE LAST TAX PACKAGE.
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Despite the fact that many likely aggressors are still digesting recent acquisitions, there is already talk in industry circles of an impending second wave of media mergers.
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Sources have suggested that Japan Tobacco and British American could split up Imperial, but warn that BAT may still be digesting its $49 billion purchase of Reynolds.
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By Thursday, even though I had a beautiful zoodle dinner in front of me, the thought of digesting another raw vegetable made me feel exhausted and gassy.
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Investors were also digesting Chinese data showing imports in May contracted 3503% from a year earlier, a much worse than expected outcome that signalled weak domestic consumption.
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Japanese shares and the yen were volatile, with markets digesting surprisingly strong annualised 1.7 percent growth in the January-March quarter that may be masking pockets of weakness.
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We might be reading too much into this while still digesting the four new extra-long episodes and Thanksgiving leftovers, but it's hard not to make the connection.
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Of course, the bill was passed at such breakneck speed, and without bipartisan input, that there was little time for public debate and the digesting of secondary effects.
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If you love the muscle-boosting powers of whey and casein but have a hard time digesting milk from cows, Mt. Capra Double Bonded Protein is for you.
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"The market is digesting what has happened with an acknowledgement there are ongoing talks," said Bill Northey, senior investment director at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Helena, Montana.
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Some of these arguments will sound familiar if you've been reading this newsletter, but it's worth digesting this memo from Blue Cross of Idaho's outside counsel in full.
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U.S. government debt prices were mixed on Wednesday, with bond investors digesting the latest news that Republican candidate Donald Trump had won the race to the White House.
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Bolivians are digesting revelations that Mr Morales, who is unmarried, had a secret relationship with a law student, Gabriela Zapata, who gave birth to a son in 2007.
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"The whole auto sector is under pressure today, but the market also seems to be digesting the impact the production shutdowns could have on FCA," a trader said.
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China shares eked out gains Tuesday even as most Asian markets retraced some of their recent rally, with traders digesting weaker-than-expected trade data from the mainland.
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U.S. stock index futures indicated a higher open on Thursday as traders focused on a host of earnings while digesting a rate cut by the Bank of England.
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There were some nuances in terms of timing of sanctions and how PDVSA's U.S. refining offshoot CITGO would be impacted, but investors were gradually digesting the various permutations.
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It said in a statement after that it would "act promptly and decisively following the publication of the final McLaren Report" but only after reading and digesting it.
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Alphabet: +2.6% Amazon: +2.4% Facebook/Microsoft: +2.2% State of play: Investors pushed the companies higher after digesting, and getting past, escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Scientists in Canada recently discovered a pitcher plant that feeds on baby salamanders—drowning the amphibians in a special brew of acidic fluid, and slowly digesting their flesh.
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This year, however, many would-be buyers are still digesting their latest takeovers, and may not be in the mood to gorge again — despite a wealth of targets.
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These berries are valuable wildlife food, and birds unwittingly spread the plant further, digesting the berries and excreting their seeds with a supply of fertilizer for good measure.
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We assess that he's OK digesting any costs associated with being outed and punished, whether punishment comes in the form of DOJ indictments, public condemnations, or diplomatic expulsions.
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Seth Meyers expressed some concern on "Late Night" about a report that President Trump has trouble digesting more than a few paragraphs of information at any one time.
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We spent most of our time online last weekend digesting all of the news coming out of Comic-Con International (that Wonder Woman trailer, though...), but now we're back!
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Processors act like the stomach, digesting a balanced diet of protein and vegetables, culled from supermarket shelves, and turn it into a liquid that is distributed directly to farms.
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"What's happening right now is people are just really digesting how much the economic impact the policies are going to have," said Michael Yoshikami, CEO of Destination Wealth Management.
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That's especially true of computer vision, where computers are digesting images as a series of 1s and 0s and must be trained to understand what it's actually looking at.
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So yes, we may all have trouble digesting the huge lump sum of money that Focal asks, but the product itself goes a long way to justifying that expense.
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With my dreams of wasting afternoons sipping coffee while digesting music for the first time fast slipping from reality, I crave the warm bosom of a proper record shop.
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The company is effectively navigating aggressive US price increases, digesting a transformational deal, completing a global refranchising and demonstrating strong innovation capabilities while reinvigorating growth in high-margin sparkling.
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Traders were still digesting Thursday's export sales report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture showing that China bought more than 77,700 tonnes of U.S. pork in the latest week.
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The market is still digesting the implications of Beijing's anti-pollution measures in regions around the Chinese capital over the winter heating months from mid-November to mid-March.
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The report was leaked on Tuesday to British news organizations, so that survivors saw headlines blaming the Fire Brigade before they had a chance to begin digesting the findings.
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Investors on Thursday were digesting the European Central Bank's decision to trim back its asset buys but also its vow of protracted stimulus to aid a still-fragile recovery.
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Markets were also digesting the first fall in U.S. inflation in 272 months, which will feed into the debate on when the Federal Reserve next raises U.S. interest rates .
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"The market is digesting the potential that rates moving upwards eventually seep into the real economy in the form of mortgage rates, auto rates, student lending rates," Mahajan said.
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M&A bankers and lawyers said that some financial institutions have this year been digesting large purchases made in 2015, while other companies became cautious amid global market volatility.
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"For the most part I think the markets are digesting the latest trade salvo with regards to the tariffs," said Mazen Issa, a senior FX strategist at TD Securities.
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More than once I found myself anticipating a punchline during a gut-wrenching moment, or still digesting a sad moment as a silly one came along to interrupt it.
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Rather than alter holdings significantly, the market is currently digesting the stunning victory and trying to decipher how the many significant policy changes Trump has proposed will pan out.
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And, to enhance the reader's experience of digesting such complex, intricate groups, Luecke and Foley worked with Apple Music to curate playlists to help bring the subcultures to life.
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McConnell is now digesting the damage to his reputation as a master Senate strategist, and appeared keen make members of his own caucus pay a price for their defiance.
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Beautiful, legendary, hard-as-fuck-yet-amazing pieces of art that contain entire worlds, like digesting a quarter of a novel in the space of just a few minutes.
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But after digesting the politics, the question becomes: Does the acquisition of the semiconductor company ARM by the Japanese telecommunications company SoftBank pave the way for more British deals?
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Tamir said casein is often used at night or as a meal replacement to provide sustained protein over a longer period of time, compared with fast-digesting whey protein.
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"It appears that investors have been digesting the PBOC's non-intervention FX policy," Ken Cheung, senior Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong, wrote in a note.
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The paintings leaning against the wall and one hanging are recently finished and are 'digesting', sitting while I spend time with them to make sure they are really done.
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"The market is finally coming around to digesting the fact that the QE program will actually be unlimited," said Subadra Rajappa, head of U.S. rates strategy at Societe Generale.
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Investors are likely to be digesting the comments recently made by the European Central Bank, after it decided to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged at its September meeting.
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Kenyans, of whom more than half get their news from social media, according to Africa Check, lined up to vote while digesting the latest unverified news and opposition claims.
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"We told them we were digesting their many concerns," Carol Greider, a board member and Nobel prize-winning molecular biologist at Johns Hopkins University, told BuzzFeed News by email.
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But each of those companies is still digesting enormous acquisitions from last year, potentially opening the door for a large, unchallenged bid by one of the big technology companies.
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On the political front, investors are likely to be digesting the latest reaction to Monday's summit between President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland.
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With only 180 uncrowded pages of text, this is a book that can be read on a coast-to-coast flight, but fully digesting it will take much longer.
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A. Food intolerances, which the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology defines as "difficulty digesting a particular food," are different than food allergies and often resolve on their own.
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The show gives us a few hot potatoes to throw from hand to hand long enough for them to cool all the while imagining that they will be worth digesting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's track cyclists were still digesting a disappointing world championships medal haul on Monday but four-time Olympic champion Laura Kenny believes there is no need to panic.
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She was still digesting Trump's first pair of executive orders on immigration, one of which called for an increase in the number of immigration enforcement officers who carry out deportations.
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YOU SEE AT SOME DAYS HE SAYS HE WANTS TO DO X. SOME DAYS HE SAYS HE WANTS TO DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT BECAUSE HE'S DIGESTING THE DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW.
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The markets are also digesting a clutch of information including the European Central Bank's decision to maintain its monetary policy, while awaiting a speech by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
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Delta executives are expected to discuss how they're digesting higher fuel costs and when and whether a recent slump in energy prices will improve the Atlanta-based carrier's bottom line.
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"In short, she thinks that the 2017 rally got a little ahead of itself, so we needed to spend 2018 digesting these enormous gains, which we've been doing," Cramer explained.
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While the president-elect was digesting his victory in Trump Tower, five miles up the road, Mr Schneiderman put scores of the 1930 lawyers at his disposal on Trump watch.
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Traders were digesting the Fed's April minutes, published on Wednesday, in which the central bank upped the prospect of an interest rate hike in June if U.S. economic data improved.
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But the volume of their screech evolved from their diet, he said: The bellbird plucks and eats whole fruit and spends all day digesting it, then spitting out the seeds.
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It sounds like you've bitten off a pretty big bite of company with the deal and I'm glad to hear that y'all are taking your time digesting that Yahoo behemoth.
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Digesting the horror of this story, which happened near Anthony's San Diego home, and reflecting on her own experience with her husband, galvanized her views of gender-neutral accessible bathrooms.
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The reason for this fear is that deep-learning programs do their learning by rearranging their digital innards in response to patterns they spot in the data they are digesting.
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We see this clearly in studies of high-frequency data, when bond markets are adapting and digesting Fed statements, and we know there is no other news to react to.
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Earlier arrivals often have trouble breathing and digesting food as well as longer-term challenges such as impaired vision, hearing and cognitive skills as well as social and behavioral problems.
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Markets have been digesting news surrounding U.S. tax reform, after Congress announced that it had approved an overhaul of the U.S. tax code which looks to cut corporate tax rates.
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Voters have stepped away from the television and are digesting the presidential and Senate races through the internet, a new poll of persuadable voters in five Senate battleground states shows.
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The three biggest domestic producers - Suncor Energy, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd and Cenovus Energy - are digesting multi-billion dollar deals, and have little room for more acquisitions, industry participants say.
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Digesting all this, it is hard not to conclude that what you do with your very young child is super, super important and is the key to their life success.
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Manufacturers are still digesting the White House's decision in early May to slap additional tariffs of up to 25.9% on $26.0 billion of Chinese goods, which prompted retaliation by Beijing.
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Theoretically, if you add the right amount of hot water and wait the right amount of time, you shouldn't have problems digesting rehydrated meals, especially near a sea-level altitude.
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If you think about how they're impacting, how I talk about things, you talk about them, we all talk about things, how we're all digesting news, information, it's really widespread.
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When they analyzed the carbon-13 content in the sharks' feces, blood, and digestive systems, they found the isotope, and they also identified plant-digesting enzymes in the animals' guts.
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Investors were also digesting U.S. data from Friday pointing to tame inflation and soft domestic demand that diminished prospects of a third interest rate increase from the Federal Reserve this year.
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Unswayed by this popular opinion, the Leigh and her team decided to run an experiment to see if bonnethead sharks were, in fact, capable of digesting and acquiring nutrients from seagrass.
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Investors were also digesting new data from the EIA, which showed U.S. crude inventories had fallen by 3.2 million barrels in the previous week, more than analysts had expected, Reuters reported.
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Markets in London and Frankfurt ticked up and Paris outperformed as luxury stocks also gained ground, even with concern over protectionism rumbling and markets digesting central bank warnings over slowing growth.
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Start with any shape, and the software will then auto-complete the drawing to the best of its ability using predictions and its past experience digesting millions of user-generated examples.
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Relatives of the giant shipworm are known to bore into soggy, submerged wood — digesting the wood particles they churn up with the help of symbiotic bacteria that live in their gills.
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"Different asset classes reacted differently to Kuroda's comments," said Chihiro Ohta, general manager at investment research and investor services at SMBC Nikko Securities, adding that investors were still digesting his comments.
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JUST AS HONG KONG was digesting the impact of what may well have been its biggest street protest since China took over the territory in 1997, another far bigger one happened.
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According to the press release, by altering the grass DNA and making it "less stiff," cows will have an easier time digesting their fodder and produce less of the harmful gas.
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Ruminants, animals that ferment food in one stomach before digesting it in another (called chewing their cud), never lazed on their sides, since they need to position their digestive tracts properly.
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Our circadian rhythm represents the biochemical and physiological processes that rise and fall over the course of 24 hours, including those related to hormones, body temperatures and eating and digesting food.
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Felix credits her longevity to God and described a diet of stewed beans, nopal cactus, greens and the Mexican fruit pinguica - although she added she had trouble digesting beans these days.
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Corn finished stronger and touched a nearly two-month high, with traders digesting news that China is to scrap its stockpiling scheme for the grain, a move that could curb imports.
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If you were too busy digesting the 6 God's new music to pay attention to the interview, you're in luck: Beats 1 has uploaded the entire thing to its YouTube channel.
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The chemistry of the milk they are drinking might give them clues, as might the edible faecal pellets all rabbits produce as a way of digesting their fibrous vegetable food twice.
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In a huge shock, Washington, D.C. went from digesting the words of the Charlatan of the United States, to parsing out one of the more bizarre NFL trades in recent memory.
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The releases are lengthy and complex and will take some digesting, but it now appears clear that the SEC's claims are simply false and that all three releases are indefensibly weak.
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As they also wait on the release of economic data, including U.S. retail sales, investors were further digesting moves by the European Central Bank and other global economic news last week.
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In the U.S., investors are digesting weak economic data and the stock market is largely "trading on hopes for tax reform," wrote Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at the Lindsey Group.
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Nadim Kabbara, head of research at Beirut-based FFA Private Bank, said United Arab Emirates markets were digesting quarterly corporate earnings amid generally improving oil prices and a positive investment sentiment.
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Early filmmakers were also drawn to "the capacity to show the unfolding of irreversible acts, something that could only happen once," Mr. Cahill said — like a boa constrictor digesting a rabbit.
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"That's just Basketball 221.8," Professor Irving said as the Celtics began the uneasy work of digesting a 27.8-237.3 series deficit before heading to Milwaukee for Game 224 on Wednesday night.
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Investors were still digesting weak U.S. factory data last week that prompted an inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve, which is widely seen as an indicator of an economic recession.
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The theory behind this seems to be that digesting food will draw blood to your stomach, meaning that less blood is available for your muscles, making them more likely to cramp.
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With no major data set to be released on Friday, investors are likely to still be digesting the latest comments from the ECB and its president Mario Draghi, delivered on Thursday.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a mixed open on Friday, as investors turn their attention to the latest slew of economic releases, while digesting the latest news surrounding North Korea.
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"The market has been digesting its gains in a consolidation phase following Monday's gap up" in the S&P 500, said Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG, in a note.
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Friday, giving those still digesting Thanksgiving dinner (and lucky enough to have a day off) a chance to see Bella (Kristen Stewart) end up with Edward (Robert Pattinson) all over again.
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Long used to the dominance of their national team, Germans are digesting their team's first defeat in a World Cup opening match in 36 years and wondering what will come next.
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Mueller report Congressional Democrats, still digesting the news that special counsel Robert Mueller did not find President Trump's 2016 campaign or associates conspired with Russia, aren't packing it in just yet.
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And between each untimely demise, she scours the city for clues like a modern-day Philip Marlowe, uncovering important lessons that need digesting before she can get along with, well, life.
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Digesting the news that his personal attorney and fixer Michael Cohen had pleaded guilty to campaign finance charges, President Trump turned to a tried-and-true tactic: He attacked Barack Obama.
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European stocks finished mixed on Thursday as markets eyed the rebound in oil prices, after digesting earnings and the latest central bank decisions from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan.
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U.S. stocks closed mostly flat on Friday, with financials falling around 1 percent, as investors braced themselves for a key constitutional referendum in Italy while digesting a stronger-than-expected jobs report.
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EPFR, a data firm that tracks investment fund flows, releases weekly data on Thursday evenings with Bank of America Merrill Lynch digesting the figures and giving its own take on a Friday.
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I'm still digesting the honeyed tones of Enya's vocals when one of my all-time favourite songs comes on: "Ode to my Family" by The Cranberries, the indie band from Limerick, Ireland.
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Reach your hand into the soil at any part of his farm and you'll be greeted by a plethora of red wrigglers, who are digesting organic matter and turning it into compost.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat to lower open on Thursday, as investors started the countdown to Friday's jobs report, while digesting the economic data of the week so far.
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"Even though the minutes came out on Wednesday afternoon, I suspect that participants are still digesting their contents and updating their expectations," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist for Northern Trust in Chicago.
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But I've spent most of my spare time digesting the elusive Wildflower since July 1st, and I'm shocked at how quickly it has become one of my favorite listens of all-time.
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"We are still digesting (the announcement) ... which means that potentially the restriction on Rusal may have been reduced in a dramatic way," Jacques said in Melbourne after the miner's annual general meeting.
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People are probably still digesting the Fed meeting a little bit; the ultimate effect of that is likely to be a positive one, whether that shows up next week, I'm not sure.
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The IBSF decided to switch the championships from Sochi after saying last week it would "act promptly and decisively following the publication of the final McLaren Report" after reading and digesting it.
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Wall Street was expected to move only fractionally when trading resumes, with investors already digesting another deluge of fourth-quarter company results as well as some mixed jobs and housing market data.
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Others referenced hikers, nervous travelers, EDM festivals, unfashionable uncles, and the royal blue JanSport fanny pack Jerry mocks George for wearing on Seinfeld ("Looks like your belt is digesting a small animal").
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The October crush of horror movies is over, and the nation's finest streaming services are pivoting toward adding lots of movies the whole family can watch together while digesting gigantic holiday meals.
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People with gastrointestinal (GI) disorders like irritable bowel syndrome often have trouble digesting certain kinds of carbohydrates, which causes a lot of uncomfortable symptoms like bloating, gas, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and constipation.
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Yet finally lounging in a lavender bedroom one long-sought-after day, after absently digesting chatter about shows I didn't watch and boys I didn't know, I started processing the floating conversations.
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Though the pair's remains were originally discovered in 2008, it was many years before the baby Dinocephalosaurus was recognized as an embryo, and not a tasty sea creature digesting in the mother's belly.
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Markets were unmoved after the data as they were still digesting last week's surge in expectations for a rate hike in the United States following a more hawkish tone from the Federal Reserve.
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And as the embryo develops, it is digesting fat from the yolk and producing water, so the egg has to lose about 12 percent to 15 percent of its initial weight in water.
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Elsewhere, European stocks have been digesting the latest news from the European Central Bank, who chose to leave rates on hold on Thursday as expected, while slightly upping its growth forecast for 2016.
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Investors were digesting news that Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said he would step down from his position in mid-October, potentially accelerating Trump's opportunity to reshape the direction of the central bank.
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European markets have also digesting the latest statement from the Federal Open Market Committee and keeping an eye on the start of a two-day policy meeting of the Bank of Japan (BOJ).
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Boyd said Averyauna Anderson told police the girl was experiencing health problems, had lost considerable weight, had trouble digesting food and had been vomiting, but that they never took her for medical treatment.
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And it's not to say that journalists shouldn't cover such research—digesting a dense technical paper into something more accessible, perhaps for policy makers or anyone else, is part of what journalists do.
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Forests that existed both before and after these lycopsid woods (but before the supposed evolution of lignin-digesting fungi) had many more lignin-rich species in them, but have yielded far less coal.
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GOP senators stressed that they were still digesting the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) analysis but signaled that they expect the House bill will likely need to be changed in light of the report.
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We're biological creatures that are eating and digesting things, and there are things out there that probably want to eat and digest us, so there are a lot of mouths in the paintings.
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Onshore investors are already digesting a first wave of defaults from state-run firms and analysts expect more privatisations to follow as China rebalances its economy and cuts its support for inefficient companies.
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"You've an environment where we're digesting the move down in interest rates and the yield curve yesterday," said Darrell Cronk, chief investment officer for Wells Fargo Wealth and Investment Management in New York.
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Back in Europe, investors were digesting ECB plans to end its massive stimulus program this year, though the central bank delayed any potential rate hikes until at least the third quarter of 2019.
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Market players on Tuesday were digesting news of an accord between North Korea and the United States, which aims to work toward complete denuclearization and a lasting "peace regime" on the Korean Peninsula.
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Representative Jamie Raskin told reporters on Saturday evening the committee had spent the day digesting information they received from the House Intelligence Committee and constitutional law scholars who testified before Congress on Wednesday.
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It was all very Christmassy, if you ask me, people in knit sweaters blowing on steaming cups, some of them playing, some of them content to simply be there digesting among loved ones.
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Anyway, when it comes to digesting the relative merits of a specific basketball play, I'll take my chances with two Hall-of-Famers rather than a professional talker who got fired for talking.
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In an interview, Intel Interim Chief Executive Bob Swan said data center providers tend to make large purchases in spurts and then spend time "digesting" the chips as they build out their centers.
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"Prior to the news yesterday we had been digesting nothing but upside surprises in the data, and markets had got themselves teed up for a softer exit scenario – wrongly, in my view," said Cole.
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Investors were also digesting China's weaker trade figures released Sunday, and mulling Federal Reserve interest rate expectations after U.S. non-farm payrolls on Friday showed a slide in the headline job number to 20.45,2500.
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As well as the major corporate news, investors are also digesting the geopolitical scene as some stability returned to southeastern Europe after an unsuccessful coup against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan late on Friday.
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Europe was also digesting its own set of data, with Germany's economy expanding 8.73 percent in the second quarter of 2016, which was above expectations, but below the previous quarter's figure of 0.7 percent.
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After digesting all that information, the investors decided to buy: Lyft received $47 billion of orders for just $2.3 billion of shares, and the stock immediately surged to as much as $88.60 per share.
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"It's traders digesting Carneys comments yesterday and assessing that they may have jumped the gun a little with regards to the timing of the first rate hike," said Jake Trask, corporate dealer at OFX.
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Wall Street was digesting earnings from Bank of America , the second-largest U.S. bank by assets, which reported on its first increase in profit in three quarters, while also awaiting U.S. industrial output data.
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But as I descend the stairs from the lab out through the revolving doors, I find I'm digesting the idea of a steak born and bred in a petri dish a little more easily.
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Today people aren't drinking as much cow's milk, whether it's because they have difficulty digesting lactose, they want a healthier alternatives with less fat or, perhaps, a product not associated with a beating heart.
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Market players have been digesting news that the White House is preparing a second meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, while tracking the last events on global trade.
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"Investors are reverting to what truly matters which is corporate profits, digesting Friday's gains and now looking towards the earnings season," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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These are the sorts of companies that any savvy public-market tech investor might want to take a closer look at, particularly the sort of investor who is comfortable digesting modern online subscription metrics.
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But investors are still digesting what is and isn't included in the deal, which lowers the temperature after a fraught year and a half but leaves markets in the dark on what comes next.
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Your best strategy for digesting news is to find a website you trust, check it once a day at a maximum, and avoid stepping into the sludgy rivers of social-media arguments about politics.
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Investors were also digesting the impact to Trump's agenda from news that his former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, was charged with money laundering in the federal probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Having been primed to see this after digesting the work of Goldin and Kentridge made me think that show would have been stronger if the curator, Rebecca McNamara, had led with either of those artists.
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And, it's in part due to the GE deal, that makes Goldman less likely to go out and dive immediately into another consumer transaction at a time when it still digesting $16 billion in assets.
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On Thursday, global markets were digesting the latest decision and comments from the Fed after the central bank decided to opt for caution and hold rates steady amid an apparent slowdown in the U.S. economy.
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A solid recovery in commodities helped lift European stocks by the close on Thursday, as investors pored over the minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's July meeting on top of digesting another batch of earnings.
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U.S. government debt prices were mixed on Tuesday as investors were also preparing for more remarks out of leading central banks, while digesting weaker-than-expected consumer data and a sale of two-year notes.
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While Donald Trump celebrates his victory in the presidential race, over 4,000 miles away in Portugal's capital Lisbon, the tech industry's A-list gather at the Web Summit, digesting the outcome of his shock win.
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Molecular clocks, which measure rates of genetic change, suggest lignin-digesting enzymes did indeed first appear in this group (which are the main agents of rotting) in the Permian, the period immediately following the Carboniferous.
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Major Asian markets traded higher Tuesday,digesting the surprise move by China's central bank to cut banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR) to free up liquidity, and shrugging off fresh negative economic data from the mainland.
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Major Asian markets traded higher Tuesday, digesting the surprise move by China's central bank to cut banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR) to free up liquidity, and shrugging off fresh negative economic data from the mainland.
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Our finned friends are digesting plastic at alarming rates, while overfishing is devastating fish populations and algae blooms caused by unusually warm water are displacing, poisoning, and starving the seafood species we love to eat.
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The market was also digesting a positive report following the central bank's latest stress test of seven British banks and building societies, which showed they could withstand a disorderly Brexit without having to curb lending.
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"Investors in Canada are digesting more than just their Thanksgiving weekend meals today, they are also taking in the start of U.S. third quarter earnings season," said Stan Wong, director of wealth management at ScotiaMcLeod.
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At the Web Summit technology conference in Lisbon, start-ups and investors are still digesting the results of the U.S. election in which Republican candidate Donald Trump won the vote to become the next president.
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One of the things that's happened over the last couple of decades was technological change with how much information we're digesting all day long, with how many new products are being launched all the time.
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What you're seeing here is the market hearing about Amazon's trademark, digesting the meaning of it, some quants trading the dip and then the sheer "f***ed-ness" of Blue Apron overcoming that false bump.
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Despite some off-putting names — like Toothache or Mold — many of these publications are beautiful and inviting, with ink-saturated pages filled with original art, and nuanced, complex stories you want to spend time digesting.
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It's worth noting that Jabba the Hutt is not, in fact, a superhero — he enslaved Princess Leia and tried to feed Han Solo and Luke Skywalker to a slow-digesting pit monster in the desert.
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Thanksgiving is almost here, and nothing goes quite as well with a weekend off from work and eating huge amounts of food like hours spent digesting on the couch, binge-watching movies and TV shows.
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At first a minimal reaction, after digesting the more positive stance from Chairman Powell, fears of an overly aggressive Fed reignited selling and raised the probability of four rate hikes over the next 28503 months.
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"What you're seeing is people digesting the information they get, but at the same time it's very hard to handicap situations like these," said Lisa Erickson, head of traditional investments at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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People with non-celiac gluten sensitivity may have trouble digesting gluten and have similar symptoms to those with celiac disease, but they lack the antibodies and intestinal damage seen in celiac disease, according to Case.
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After digesting the news that Ogwumike, a centerpiece of the Sun's rebuilding, would miss the 211 season, Miller called Jones, alerting her that she would be expected to shoulder an increased load back in Connecticut.
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European markets closed higher Thursday, after fluctuating for much of the session, with investors monitoring the coronavirus outbreak and digesting new policy announcements from the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England (BOE).
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Everyone knew it wasn't a perfect team, but to borrow from The Little Prince, it was easier to view the Diamondbacks as a boa constrictor capable of digesting an elephant than as a bland hat.
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But it might be the only sane mechanism for digesting the politics we have — as must-share TV. Pelosi's clap ate both the internet and the national news, which ran endless stories parsing its meaning.
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"We show that a coastal shark is digesting seagrass with at least moderate efficiency, which has ecological implications due to the stabilizing role of omnivory and nutrient transport within fragile seagrass ecosystems," the team concluded.
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U.S. stocks futures pointed a slight pull back from the record high Wall Street later, though they were already digesting a flurry of data from jobless claims figures to a batch of Philly Fed economic surveys.
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"2016 is ending with tragic incidents in Turkey and Germany, but investors have become so fast in digesting bad news, and this explains the resilience in financial markets," said Hussein Sayed, chief market strategist at FXTM.
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So with Washington policymakers at bay for now and the market digesting this week's madness, Cramer said to focus on the stocks that get unjustly beaten down for chances to buy high quality names next week.
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"Investors were digesting the news, but the impact was not as bad as expected, suggesting many investors still believe in the companies' earnings stories and profit margin," said Linus Yip, chief strategist at First Shanghai Securities.
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The next Fed meeting is six weeks away and investors are digesting this week's signal for a rate cut, analysts said, indicating there may be few bullish cues to lift bullion prices any higher for now.
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For Solo, however, the brand is more like a Sarlaac Pit: a gaping maw filled with sharp-toothed throwbacks and name-drops, slowly digesting its subject with the stomach acid of vertical integration and product saturation.
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And markets were still digesting last week's meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve, which saw the bank leaving interest rates unchanged but signalling it would stick to rate hikes despite a recent bout of low inflation.
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But this is the thing, what I've always said is that I love fashion and am very aware of fashion and the designers out there, and am digesting information as a designer in this modern age.
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Tax professionals are also digesting a new regulation from the IRS, just issued in September — a safe harbor that spells out the terms under which rental real estate can qualify as a business for the deduction.
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And black-box data, once an easy, off-the-shelf way for customers to get in on the craze, is becoming a tougher sell for quant funds who have beefed up their own data-digesting capabilities.
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On Wednesday, the rouble traded at 56.16 against the dollar, gaining 0.4 percent on the day as the market kept on digesting the possible consequences of a recent U.S. government report on people close to Putin.
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I read the report feeling sick, digesting the accounts of rape, the long list of names with cases involving "indecent behavior" and "child pornography" — and was heartbroken to imagine who among my classmates also were harmed.
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The research suggests that the calories we burn from digesting, absorbing and metabolizing the nutrients in the food we eat -- known as diet-induced thermogenesis -- are influenced by our circadian system, and are lower at 8 p.m.
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And even less fair when you consider that most of the apps being used now are mobile apps, and small screens make an even less pleasant reading environment for digesting dense, multi-thousand-word blocks of legalese.
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As much as 75% of the average person's daily energy expenditure comes not through exercise but from ordinary daily activities and from keeping your body functioning by digesting food, powering organs and maintaining a regular body temperature.
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The researchers argue that not only are mealworms probably capable of digesting a wide range of plastics, but that the protean nature of their gut bacteria should allow them to specialise in a particular sort relatively quickly.
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"It's supposed to be a non-partisan document, and readers should be given the respect of experiencing it without someone digesting it for them," Melville publisher Dennis Johnson said in a statement when the plans were announced.
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"The market is still digesting Draghi's comments from Jackson Hole and the U.S. outlook is looking difficult with concerns around the budget and a looming shutdown," said Esther Maria Reichelt, an FX strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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There are pitfalls when digesting the dispatches of their regional envoys: Weale said there is "very strong" temptation for the Bank's bosses to see regional visits through the prism of their own beliefs about the economic outlook.
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Grasses were not around then (there is a single report of grass phytoliths from the end of the Mesozoic in India), but there is no reason to think the herbivores couldn't adapt to eating and digesting them.
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High-quality observational studies and clinical trials provide strong evidence for the benefits of whole carbohydrates (nonstarchy vegetables, fruits, legumes, minimally processed intact grains) over highly processed, fast-digesting carbohydrates (refined grains, potato products and added sugar).
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The complaint described the trade secrets as methods for digesting massive amounts of social media data and displaying results, and courts have found that comparable descriptions of trade secrets are adequate at the pleading stage, Castel said.
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The authors he selected were challenging and included Shakespeare, Daniel Defoe, Lewis Carroll and Malcolm X. Digesting their writings could take weeks, and arriving at a a suitable motif, a process they called jammin', could take months.
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Taking the supplements when you're not digesting food (and therefore there are lower levels of these substances in your stomach) increases the chances that the bugs will survive their transit intact so they can influence your health.
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He began writing the pilot episode only after having spent two years digesting biographies and historical accounts of mining, the Indian wars, territorial politics, whorehouse and gambling protocols, rudimentary systems of justice, and criminality mundane and monstrous.
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White bread or any other processed carbohydrate will melt into glucose very quickly -- and so like sugar, it raises blood sugar at a faster rate than slower-digesting carbs that are less processed and higher in fiber.
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Digesting the details of the report will provide a fuller picture of where the economy is headed on various fronts, especially how fast employment is likely to slow, and whether the labor market will continue to tighten.
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If the past is any guide, they said privately, Mr. Trump will spend the coming days digesting the continuing fallout from his encounter with Mr. Putin, and he will look for someone other than himself to blame.
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Although the night was more mundane than eccentric, I still feel as if I performed for Montano, living one of my evenings with a more examined lens than a typical one of digesting cable on the couch.
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The country is still digesting Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz's scathing report on the FBI and the DOJ's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation, but more bombshells could be looming from the same team of investigators.
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In addition to being able to break down PETs, the researchers confirmed that the mutated enzyme was capable of digesting polyethylene furandicarboxylate (PEF), a bio-based substitute for PET plastics that could eventually replace some glass beer bottles.
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In markets outside of Europe, Asia saw declines and closed lower overnight as oil prices came under pressure during trade, while U.S. markets traded lower on Wednesday, with investors digesting mixed data and declines in the energy sector.
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But after digesting the 494-page consultation, financial industry executives and lawyers said it could actually create new headaches for big banks by banning a swath of trades and long-term investments not currently covered by the rule.
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"You're seeing the impact of them digesting a large organization that is clearly not growing if you look at the numbers," said Ben Claremon, partner and research analyst at investment firm Cove Street Capital, one of Qurate's shareholders.
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"The market is still digesting Draghi's comments from Jackson Hole and the U.S. outlook is looking difficult with the concerns around the budget and a looming shutdown," said Esther Maria Reichelt, an FX strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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For the most part, we've been pretty content with how things are playing out for the gang, but there's one thing about the last two episodes that we're having trouble digesting, and we need to talk about it.
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Monetary policy was back in the firing line this week with analysts digesting comments from Germany's Minister of Finance Wolfgang Schaeuble who has claimed that the European Central Bank (ECB) is fueling a rise in right-wing politics.
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The newborn's progress was looking up, as his vitals were strong and he was doing well breathing and "digesting food like a champ," according to Mary and Peter Camiolo, who organized a GoFundMe page for the Accurso family.
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Next you mix a FODMAP sachet that's included with the AIRE with water, drink it and monitor your results every 15 minutes for about 3 hours, or until the tracker measures a fermentation spike or you're finished digesting.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder is a medical term for a cultural problem: the basic impossibility of digesting the experience of combat as an isolated individual among other isolated individuals, each devoted to pursuing his or her private interests.
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In 2007, Nature published a metagenomic analysis of gut microbes from a Costa Rican termite; puzzle-piecing together fifty-four million base pairs of DNA, researchers identified more than a thousand genes that might be for digesting wood.
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Markets were still digesting comments on Tuesday from influential dovish Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard, who said the Fed should delay raising interest rates until it is confident inflation that is now "well short" of target will rebound.
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After Preliminary results suggested that Delaney and Milano's strategy of adding temporary bridges like Eddie's to cord blood transplants could significantly shorten the time needed to reboot the recipient's population of neutrophils, the microbe-digesting white blood cells.
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A slowing metabolism is invariably said to be the reason they've started storing more energy—as fat—than they use to do keep their bodies ticking over, digesting food and performing any exercise or non-exercise based activities.
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"Given we had no prior notification of the decision, we are still digesting the full findings before we announce next steps," a Star spokesperson said, adding that the development would create around 1000 jobs, among other economic benefits.
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He is blanketed in tiny animals no one can see, creatures more diverse than all the plants and animals in the visible world, protecting his skin and digesting his dinner and making a home of his inner ear.
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While audiences were busy digesting Darth Vader's revelation that he was, indeed, Luke's father, a seven-year-old Benjamin Tee was paying attention to a small scene towards the film's end, when Skywalker is fitted with a prosthetic.
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For example, research suggests that the calories we burn from digesting, absorbing and metabolizing the nutrients in the food we eat -- known as diet-induced thermogenesis -- is influenced by our circadian system and is lower at 2003 p.m.
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We're still digesting it, because, ya know, it just fucking released, but in the meantime, the Boy has given an interview to Zane Lowe on Apple Music's Beats 1, explaining his process and what went into making the record.
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U.S. stock prices dipped on Friday, hurt by a drop in oil prices, and yields on shorter-dated U.S. Treasury debt rose, with investors digesting the inflation data that could raise prospects for further interest rate hikes this year.
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Researchers from the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of California, Irvine have shown that bonnethead sharks, previously thought to be exclusively carnivorous in their food choices, are capable of digesting and drawing nutrients from seagrass.
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While digesting as many books as they do won't automatically turn you into one of the richest people in the world or the next leader of the free world, it will help broaden your horizons and expand your knowledge.
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I felt my stomach begin to work on the sandwich, and even over everybody's talking, I could hear it digesting, all the bacteria chewing the slime of peanut butter — the students inside of me eating at my internal cafeteria.
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"We're digesting first-quarter earnings (mostly beating) relatively lowered expectations and the market is telling us we're in an environment where there's no panic about the first quarter and beyond," said Tom Wright, director of equities at JMP Securities.
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Although there was no fresh negative news from the company, traders said markets are digesting the Wall Street Journal's weekend report of the firm's plan to lend employees up to $20 billion to invest in its Vision Fund 2.
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Charles would be well advised to spend the rest of his internship digesting Walter Bagehot's great book, "The English Constitution", which lays out, in pellucid prose, not only what a modern monarch should do but also what he shouldn't.
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Columbus Day means it's set to be a quiet one on the data front, but investors are expected to continue digesting Friday's nonfarm payrolls report, which showed that the U.S. economy added 156,000 jobs during the month of September.
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U.S. government debt prices rose on Thursday as investors digested several pieces of data and continued digesting the Federal Reserve's decision on Wednesday to keep rates unchanged and the lower its projection of four hikes this year to two.
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Investors were also digesting the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's vote on Thursday to repeal landmark 2015 rules aimed at ensuring a free and open internet, setting up a court fight over a move that could recast the digital landscape.
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But as the team showed in their paper, the two gut microbiomes did have one ingredient in common that could help with digesting blood: high levels of Peptostreptococcaceae, a group of bacteria thought to help process sodium and iron.
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What Pyle witnessed on the Normandy coast triggered a sort of journalistic conversion for him: Soon his readers — a broad section of the American public — were digesting columns that brought them more of the war's pain, costs and losses.
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"There's so much good advice out there, but just passively digesting it — watching videos or reading books — which is what most of us do when we want to improve, simply doesn't deliver the changes that they promise," Begley says.
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In addition to individual stock moves, Wall Street was also digesting the news that two Congressional leaders, Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, had announced that they were prepared to vote in favor of a three-month debt limit increase.
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But even when her pages risk overcrowding (and what are readers and governments today if not deepwater trawlers of the internet age, collecting without really digesting endless data), Graham counterbalances the pace, often with one- or two-word sentences.
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Traders were digesting the latest departure from Donald Trump's White House team, watching tensions around North Korea and waiting to see what the world's top central bankers would signal at the annual Jackson Hole gathering later in the week.
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While she is still expected to win, with a lead of between one percentage point and 21 points in polls released over recent days, financial markets are now digesting a bigger range of outcomes than they previously had considered.
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The bombshell lawsuit, as the country was still digesting a damaging financial misconduct inquiry, has sent Westpac's shares down 24.1% in the three weeks since it was announced, wiping about A$21 billion ($21.4736 billion) off its market value.
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Wall Street has been hit by concerns of slowing global economic growth since last week with investors digesting dour factory data from the United States, Europe and Japan, as well as weak consumer confidence numbers for March this week.
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"The market is digesting the potential that rates moving upwards eventually seep into the real economy in the form of mortgage rates, auto rates, student lending rates," said Mona Mahajan, U.S. investment strategist at Allianz Global Investors in New York.
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According to beauty chemist Ni'Kita Wilson, by digesting the ingredients present in these supplements — chaste berry (hippie Midol), dong quai (more PMS help), and rhodiola rosea root extract (might increase energy) — I wasn't doing anything too out-of-the-box.
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The country is on fire, and your FOMO is going to be even further off the charts than usual, so you might as well bring some structure and efficiency to it by digesting all the best moments in one place.
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Half of the preemies in the study were born before 28.5 weeks gestation and half of them arrived weighing less than about 1,000 grams (2.2 pounds) In the weeks immediately after birth, preemies often have difficulty breathing and digesting food.
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Self-learning algorithms, capable of digesting vast amounts of data, constantly calculate accurate odds for an increasingly diverse array of events (the next goal scorer of a football match, say, or the number of aces scored in a tennis contest).
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Google executives onstage at I/O on Tuesday introduced a suite of changes that will make each more useful, personalized, and social, all thanks to self-learning algorithms that are now better at digesting and surfacing information than humans are.
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Living drugs: Engineering bacteria to treat genetic diseases Recent studies have shown that the symptoms of lactose intolerance can be relieved in some people by changing the population of their intestinal microbes, called the microbiome, to encourage lactose-digesting bacteria.
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While she is still expected to win, with a lead of between five percentage points and 14 points in six polls released over recent days, financial markets are now digesting a bigger range of outcomes than they previously had considered.
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There is a hell of a lot to discuss about Donald Trump that doesn't involve his appearance — like how disastrous his first 100 days were for women — but sometimes, one needs a break from digesting policy and shakily reading CNN alerts.
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But I think that has a lot more to do with the fact that people are used to digesting the image of a women on a stage (actors, singers, strippers, etc.) [Being a woman] is the only identity I know.
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Her cabinet team of ministers met on Tuesday, digesting Monday's votes but also trying to plot a way of winning over the 75 lawmakers it must convince to get the so-called Withdrawal Agreement negotiated with the EU through parliament.
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Fast-digesting carbs, like potatoes, white bread and other refined carbohydrates, as well as grapes, papaya and mango, he explained, all have a higher impact on blood sugar, but they still do not pack the same punch as soda and juice.
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Asian shares closed mostly higher on the last trading day of the week in choppy trade as yuan weakened to a one-year low before paring its losses, with investors also digesting U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of the Federal Reserve.
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Following a steep sell-off in stocks on Friday, investors were still digesting weak U.S. factory data last week that prompted an inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve, which is widely seen as an indicator of an economic recession.
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Now Mexicans are digesting the news that Peña Nieto will sit down with Trump at the presidential residence this afternoon before flying on to Arizona to lay out what is expected to be a hard-line vision for US immigration policy.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The previous hour had been a blur for Angelique Kerber, who was digesting a lot on Thursday: the first Grand Slam semifinal victory of her 14-year professional career, a postmatch meal and sound bites rationed to the news media.
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Emerging assets had already suffered on Thursday, digesting Wednesday's hawkish outlook from the U.S. Federal Reserve with the dollar racing higher after the European Central Bank signalled on Thursday it would keep interest rates at record lows up to at least mid-25.
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The indicator holds that the more measured "smart money" investors tend to trade in the last hour of a given trading day after digesting the price action, while the emotional "dumb money" often trades in the first hour, reacting hastily to news events.
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"There were some headlines released over the weekend that were negative for prime minister May, and the market began the week by digesting the reports and then sending the pound lower," said Kyosuke Suzuki, director of forex at Societe Generale in Tokyo.
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Next week, the market will continue digesting the fallout from the U.S. sanctions which, according to Reuters calculations, could have caused a combined $7.5 billion damage to three Russian tycoons on the list in a matter of few days after their announcement.
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But weak domestic hog prices have since hung over the market, and traders were still digesting Thursday's weekly export sales report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture that showed no new U.S. pork sales to China for the week ended April 18.
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This happens because, even if we force ourselves to wake up early, our metabolism is not ready to perform simple tasks such as properly digesting a meal, for example — we do not produce as much insulin in the morning as normal people do.
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Investors were also digesting the latest update from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which kept rates unchanged on Wednesday saying it was "closely monitoring" global economic and financial developments, signalling it wasn't ready to abandon a plan to tighten monetary policy this year.
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Serial, the podcast that brought national attention to the homicide of Hae Min Lee and the conviction of ex-boyfriend Adnan Syed for her death, tells PEOPLE exclusively they are still digesting the "incredible" news that he will get a new trial.
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In the interest of digesting and understanding this complex web of a Netflix Original (doesn't this make you want to watch Fuller House?), allow us to dissect the important events in the three timelines featured Dark, starting at the very beginning — 1953.
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"The market is still digesting a blockbuster payroll number and I think a lot of things are in motion right now to assess whether the Fed raises earlier than thought," said Doug Cote, chief market strategist at Voya Investment Management in New York.
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Republican elites Wednesday were digesting the reality that Trump, a former reality TV star, had defied skeptics and turned his polling numbers in the primary into a thumping victory, a performance that offers new credibility to his wide leads in other states.
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Stockbrokers said the market was digesting political concerns over the resignation of the head of Sri Lanka's anti-corruption body on Monday, a few days after President Maithripala Sirisena implied that the agency was favouring the rival party of his prime minister.
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"We've had some mixed earnings today and the market right now is digesting earnings and positioning itself ahead of the Fed meeting next week," said Jeff Zipper, managing director for investments at Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank in Palm Beach, Florida.
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The shock value over how inactive they are throughout the day — compared to the healthiest cultures in the world — allowed me to better explain the importance of circulation and how that assists the digestive tract in digesting and absorbing nutrients from food.
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Matcha is an especially good tea for a calm energy and focus boost, as one is drinking a suspension of ground leaves rather than an infusion, digesting its whole load of caffeine and L-Theanine rather than just whatever leached into the water.
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In place of a thicket of forces that held inflation down in recent years, the economy is digesting massive fiscal stimulus from the Trump administration's tax cuts and spending as well as import tariffs that have sent steel and aluminum prices higher.
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A decade on, and millions upon millions of red rings and achievement pops later, here we are, solemnly digesting the news that our once beloved console is on the way to the scrap heap, heading to the great big CEX in the sky.
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With the economy seemingly digesting "gradual" monetary policy tightening and markets showing signs of stabilization in the wake of a tumultuous month of October, it seems very likely the Fed will want to engineer a fourth rate hike this year in December.
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Looking to the central bank space, investors are likely to still be digesting the news that President Donald Trump nominated Fed Governor Jay Powell as the person to take on the role as head of the U.S. Federal Reserve from February 2018.
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In the central bank sphere, investors are likely to be digesting the comments made by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Tuesday, when she told an audience in London that she did not expect to see another financial crisis during her lifetime.
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And despite the notion that eating more often means more opportunities to burn calories, thanks to the energy involved in digesting, absorbing and metabolizing food's nutrients, research suggests that doing so does not appear to significantly enhance metabolism or total calories burned.
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Zodiac's chairman Didier Domange said the talks had got off to a better start than in 2010, when family shareholders bridled at what many regarded as a clumsy approach from Safran, a state-backed company at that time digesting a troubled internal merger.
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On beyond Etch A Sketch Google's latest AI experiment autocompletes your daily doodles: Start with any shape, and Google Brain's web app communicates with a neural network to finish your sketch, using predictions and its past experience digesting millions of user-generated examples.
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There's still a chance for the market to turn around during this Friday session, but investors appear to be digesting a continued spate of bad news the U.S. has topped China for the most number of COVID-19 patients in the world.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - Super Bowl week got off to a subdued start as the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers arrived in Miami on Sunday still digesting the news that Los Angeles Lakers great Kobe Bryant had died in a helicopter crash.
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People are still digesting the impact of the coronavirus on the supply chain, and, in particular, it's been a handful of stocks that have driven the returns and several of those are significantly impacted by the coronavirus, in particular the tech companies.
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Later, as he was digesting a summit that resulted in no joint agreement and little to show for his week-long jaunt across the globe, Trump vented at the decision to hold the hearing as he was attempting high-stakes nuclear diplomacy.
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From the Oval Office to the White House residence to Air Force One, he's closely tracking how Republican members of Congress are digesting the latest revelations on his handling of Ukraine, and monitoring their statements for any sign of hesitation or perceived disloyalty.
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Taking bites from a bushel of apples — including class resentment and racial bigotry — without digesting any of them, Cochran's script lampoons privilege in the character of Nan Noble (Emily Mortimer), the culturally tone-deaf wife of a legally imperiled hedge-fund manager.
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Globally, market participants are monitoring the outbreak and updates on how badly it could dent growth in the world's second-largest economy On Wall Street, equities traded along the flatline with investors digesting the release of disappointing consumer data and strong earnings.
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But as we have moved past the initial shock and the early stages of digesting how the Brexit could affect markets in Europe and around the world, it seems that markets in Italy have found their first knock-on impact to worry about.
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Investors were also digesting comments from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, who said the euro's strength was already weighing on inflation and will be a key factor for the ECB next month when it decides how to proceed with its massive stimulus program.
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As soon as I wake, I start on the apps of the main news sites, quickly flicking and tapping and scrolling from the New York Times to the Washington Post to Politico to Real Clear Politics to FiveThirtyEight, digesting all the news in minutes.
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But about all those people: Researchers, on behalf of New Zealand's a2 Milk Company, say most of these self-reporters aren't lactose intolerant at all, but rather that they have trouble digesting one of the proteins in most North American milk, called A13 beta-casein.
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Thanksgiving has arrived and with it comes bingeing of all kinds — but mainly food, shopping and TV. We've rounded up all the movie and TV show marathons airing over the long holiday weekend so you can watch your favorite while digesting on the couch.
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Having refused to criticise Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, whose authoritarian leadership Mr Trump admires, he is now digesting reports that the Russians had warning of the attack, then bombed the hospital to which its victims had been sent in an attempt to destroy the evidence.
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"When I made a video recently with subtitles, and requested that people turn up the volume and not just 'read the subtitles' it was so people wouldn't scroll past the video on mute, thus watching and digesting the information in the video," he wrote.
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"We just overcame two very volatile months and investors are just stepping back a little bit, digesting data and figuring out where to best be positioned for the next six-nine months," said Brian Fenske, head of sales trading at ITG in New York.
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You can always tell when a cow is relaxed because she will be chewing her cud … Rumination [cud chewing] is when the cow regurgitates the food she has stored in her first stomach [cows have four stomach compartments], chews it, and actually starts digesting it.
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"I catch myself still — and I would catch myself then — being like, 'You're fat, you're disgusting, you don't even look like a model, your legs are digesting, what model looks like that, no one's going to want to shoot me like this,&apos" she revealed.
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For all the metal brushes and waxes on his bench, a large part of his work is digesting the information provided by the wax companies, coaches and his own trips up the mountain to determine what kind of snow and temperatures can be expected.
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"The near-term bias is toward lower yields because we have a few risk events to get through, such as the G20 meeting and overall just digesting the dovish Fed," said Subadra Rajappa, head of U.S. rates strategy at Societe Generale in New York.
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If Tesla continues to miss, its capital needs could hit $10.5 billion by 2020, to be raised in a market that will be digesting fresh explanations for already-broken promises that have helped make Tesla a target of short sellers and strained relations with analysts.
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The healthcare sector was flat, with investors digesting news of U.S. drug maker Pfizer agreeing on Tuesday to terminate its $160 billion agreement to acquire Botox maker Allergan, in a major victory to U.S. President Barack Obama's drive to stop tax-dodging corporate mergers.
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"We saw a rash of M&A in the first half of the year, and we saw the market digesting all of that before it slowed down in the summer months," said Ted Swimmer, head of corporate finance and capital markets at Citizens Bank.
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Stockbrokers said the stock market was also digesting political concerns over the resignation of the head of Sri Lanka's anti-corruption body on Monday, a few days after President Maithripala Sirisena implied that the agency was favouring the rival party of his prime minister.
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THE MONSTER BARU CORMORANT (Tor, $28.99), by Seth Dickinson, is the highly anticipated sequel to his brilliant 2015 debut, "The Traitor Baru Cormorant," a tense and mesmerizing geopolitical fantasy that asks whether it's possible to destroy an empire from within without it digesting you first.
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Still, after digesting the U.S. Federal Reserve's minutes from its December policy meeting released on Wednesday, market participants have begun to doubt the sentiment that recent U.S. tax changes will lead to inflation, and the widely-expected path of future rate hikes, analysts said.
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But it was not clear if the animals were actually digesting nutrients from the plants, or if it was an incidental byproduct of their feeding strategy: bonnetheads gulp up whole piles of grassy sediment in order to trap crabs, shrimps, mollusks, and other seafloor dwellers.
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And so we were thinking back to these, and we had this sort of like eureka moment where we were like wait, like it's really the conversational aspect of digesting information and being able to learn about something through a conversation that is so powerful.
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"The market is still digesting the impact of the tariffs on oil markets, but given China has been taking very little U.S. crude year-to-date, we see little scope for the tariffs to directly impact market fundamentals," RoboResearch Commodities Strategist Ryan Fitzmaurice said in a note.
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The elevated level of energy needed to break down meat proteins in our bodies versus other types of food is miniscule; the doctor in charge of WebMD once told Mic that digesting the average meat-centric meal probably produces as much energy as walking to the bathroom.
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For much of the speech, Trump looked on from the VIP area with a solemn look on his race, perhaps digesting what had happened with Cruz, but he rose to applaud as Eric Trump made a strong case as to why his father should be president.
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"The market is still digesting the impact of the tariffs on oil markets, but given China has been taking very little U.S. crude year-to-date, we see little scope for the tariffs to directly impact market fundamentals," RoboResearch Commodities Strategis Ryan Fitzmaurice said in a note.
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With this in mind, aim for a mix of fast-digesting carbs and protein, suggests nutritionist Molly Kimball, RD. She suggests blending frozen mango cubes, a carton of plain low-fat Greek yogurt and milk, along with a serving of beetroot powder and a dash of cayenne.
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It just seems fair to warn you that if you are still stuffed from Thanksgiving and you are still digesting Andrew Zhou's NON-KOSHER puzzle from last week, today's puzzle by Jacob Stulberg will fill you up even more, but you'll at least walk away happy.
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Investors were digesting a slew of downbeat news from China after Premier Li Keqiang cut the government's growth target for this year to 6.0 to 6.5 percent, as expected and pledged more stimulus, including cuts in taxes, increases in infrastructure investment, and lending to small firms.
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And there in the front row of the Junya Watanabe show, held in a hothouse on the site of the old Citroën factory, are the usual jades of fashion digesting what look to be reprised versions of Mr. Watanabe's favorite patchworks, these ones inspired by military garb.
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"We've required foreign media outlets from Russia, China, Japan and South Korea to do so, otherwise Americans have no way of knowing that what they're digesting is in fact content or propaganda that a foreign government is influencing or even directing," she said in an email.
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LONDON, Sept 20 (LPC) - Europe's leveraged loan market is digesting around €18bn of new paper, providing a fillip to what has been a quiet year, but once those deals have passed the pipeline looks sparse, prompting concern among bankers that are coming in 40%-50% under budget.
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Meanwhile, investors will also be paying close attention to news coming out of Washington D.C.. In the last few days, investors have been digesting the comments surrounding the U.S.' reaction to North Korea, in addition to news surrounding the end of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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What Lavoisier didn't realize—and never had time to find out; he was put to the guillotine during the Revolution—was that measuring the heat emitted by his guinea pigs was a way to estimate the amount of energy they had extracted from the food they were digesting.
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Photo: Kraft FoodsYour body is probably still digesting yesterday's fantastic feast (and bracing for leftovers) but it's already time to start planning next year's Thanksgiving dinner, and now that Kraft Foods has seemingly done the impossible and invented edible slime, grandma's Jell-O salad will never be the same.
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New intrigue in Mueller end game Tuesday night's stunning developments left Washington digesting an unexpected new twist in the endgame of the Mueller investigation, which, in addition to not exonerating Trump on obstruction, did not establish a conspiracy between Trump's campaign team and Russia during the 2016 election.
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She had already spent two hours per week over five weeks of school learning from her laptop, digesting short, pre-filmed interviews with doctors and a kidney donor, playing games that quizzed her on human anatomy, and realistic videos detailing the surgical process on a computer-generated patient.
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The S&P 500 benchmark large-cap index gains this year have been "all about momentum," Stockton said, and the market at current levels is just below all-time highs, digesting recent gains in a near-term consolidation phase she pointed out, but momentum is still solidly in place.
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What Lavoisier didn't realise—and never had time to find out; he was put to the guillotine during the Revolution—was that measuring the heat emitted by his guinea pigs was a way to estimate the amount of energy they had extracted from the food they were digesting.
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And they had been digesting the incongruous image of Mr. Trump courting a North Korean dictator only hours after he had called their famously mild-mannered leader "very dishonest and weak" and a top Trump trade adviser had said "there's a special place in hell" for Mr. Trudeau.
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"Although RFA will be digesting the opinion and the implications for other proceedings, we are pleased to see judicial agreement with our long-held position that EPA's recent practices and policies regarding small refinery exemption extensions were completely unlawful," according to a statement from the Renewable Fuels Association.
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The market is in the final stages of digesting an €22019bn pipeline of event-driven financings that came to the market from September onwards, giving temporary relief to what has been a sparse year in leveraged loans, prompting concern among bankers that are coming in 40%-50% under budget.
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"We are coming around to the view that the BoE may be prepared to hike interest rates once either in November 2017 or February 2018 and then sit back for a while digesting the impact on sterling and on consumption in particular," wrote Rabobank analysts in a note to clients.
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Sweet vibes come when the Moon meets with sexy Venus in Leo at 3:55 AM, and good ideas arrive when the Moon mingles with Uranus in Aries at 7:46 AM. Communicator Mercury enters analytical Virgo at 2:19 PM, creating a positive environment for dialog and digesting information.
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Special Report: Monaco Grand Prix As Formula One prepares for its most spectacular race location, Monaco, this weekend, it is still digesting one of the most spectacular race results in its history: the victory of the Red Bull driver Max Verstappen at the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona on May 15.
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Over the weekend, as Europe began digesting the prospect of an EU without Britain, a cacophony of conflicting signals were being sent out by politicians on either side of the Rhine, despite a joint paper by the German and French foreign ministers meant to minimize the differences and highlight common ground.
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While Ocasio-Cortez has electrified the progressive base — angling her appeal toward young people with a social media strategy that includes messages digesting policy ideas, hitting back at media criticism and showing off dance moves — she had few millennial or Generation Z fans at the conservative conference just outside Washington.
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In the middle of high-level meetings he'll take phone calls from MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, on whose show he recently surprised the world by declaring "let it be an arms race," while Scarborough and co-host Mika Brzezinski sat in their pajamas on a Christmas-themed set, digesting his nuclear rhetoric.
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"It is less of a panic sell and more of digesting the information and looking beyond the healthcare reform act to the next bit of information, which is going to be tax reform and spending on infrastructure," said Mark Watkins, regional investment manager at the Private Client Group at U.S. Bank.
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The recent separation over the last week or so could be an indication that investors are digesting the rising expectation that the Federal Reserve will raise its federal funds rate next week "therefore pushing the recent extreme demand for high- yield bonds down," said Erin Gibbs, S&P Global's equity chief investment officer.
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Investors were digesting economic and trade developments from Thursday, when the European Commission sharply cut its forecast for euro zone growth this year and next and U.S. President Donald Trump said he did not plan to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping before a March 1 deadline to achieve a trade deal.
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And so it also permits us to go at a slower pace if the data suggests, for example, that the household sector is having difficulty digesting a higher rate of interest, if the adjustments prove more abrupt than our model suggested etc, then that would give us reason to pause and assess longer.
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Investors were digesting economic and trade developments from a day earlier, when the European Commission sharply cut its forecasts for euro zone growth this year and next, while President Donald Trump said he did not plan to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping before a March 210 deadline to achieve a trade deal.
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Garaulet conducted a second study of healthy women the following year, and showed that when participants ate a big lunch after 4:30 pm, they burned fewer calories while resting and digesting their food than they did when they ate at 1 pm—even though the calories consumed and level of activity was the same.
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"Markets are digesting the fact that most of the tough trade tariff talk is unlikely to result in action that will upset global growth or even come to fruition," Richard Grace, chief currency strategist and head of international economics at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, said in a morning note regarding the dollar's overnight move higher.
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Some people try dietary interventions because they&aposre low-risk, natural, and popular One reason nutrition experts support a gluten- and casein-free diet for children with autism is because they believe kids may have difficulty digesting these proteins due to a condition called "leaky gut," which can lead to physical pain and behavioral issues.
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As the new week dawned, Washington was still digesting the stunning news -- broken by Trump on Twitter of course -- that he'd planned and then canceled talks at Camp David with the Taliban and the Afghan government, which is wary of his bid to get US troops out of the country as soon as possible.
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"Our checks suggest the sales pipeline for 2019 remains strong but the January quarter could see some drag from customers digesting outsized purchases in December to avoid potential price increases in 2019 (from tariffs potentially increasing to 25 percent on January 1st)," Morgan Stanley analysts led by James Faucette wrote in a note distributed to clients on Tuesday.
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Here's what Wall Street is expecting for the quarter, according to Refinitiv consensus estimates: But Apple's rising stock suggests that the market is finally digesting what the company has been broadcasting for years: Apple is changing its story — it's not the iPhone company anymore, even though that single product accounts for over 60% of Apple's sales.
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That will be the feeling for many digesting the latest astonishing charge set out in the Washington Post on the evening of May 26th: that in December 2016 Jared Kushner, Mr Trump's son-in-law and trusted counsellor, talked to the Russian ambassador, Sergey Kislyak, about setting up a secure back channel of communications between Team Trump and Moscow.
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Even if some elements of Carrie Bradshaw and her friends' story of navigating the big city haven't aged particularly well, there's still something very sweet and enjoyable about the core bits — the friendships, the terrible puns, how candidly the series approached dating and sex — that make it pleasant to watch while cooking, cleaning up, or digesting that enormous meal.
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He has decades of experience in writing national security policy, so he had a plan, early on, of how we could create a template of getting information out, getting the right information to the right members of Congress, and getting national journalism involved, to ferry this stuff over the border and let people start digesting this stuff.
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In the central bank sphere, investors are likely to be digesting the comments made by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Tuesday, when she told an audience in London that she did not expect to see another financial crisis during her lifetime, giving credit to the reforms seen in the banking system since late 2000s crash.
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In El Salvador, where the government is still digesting Mr. Trump's announcement on Monday that nearly 200,000 Salvadorans granted Temporary Protected Status in the United States since 2001 will have to leave by 2019, Carlos Calleja, a businessman and civic activist who is running to be the presidential candidate for the right-leaning Nationalist Republican Alliance, called for unity.
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You can always find a spot near the stage when you're at a concert by yourself, and going to movies alone means you can acceptably take up two seats just for you: one for me, one for my jacket, Nibs, and enormous bag of popcorn-dinner I'll have no shame about digesting strangely later, ideally in my own apartment where I live alone.
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Speaking with MUNCHIES, Pénélope Andreux, one of the study's co-authors, points out that this can be problematic, as there are actually large swaths of the population that are incapable of properly digesting ellagitannin—thereby preventing the formation of UA. UA's health benefits stem from its ability to induce a biological process known as mitophagy, a cleanup of sorts that occurs within the cells of the body.
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"Market participants were still digesting the FOMC minutes from the January meeting, and there seems to be two different camps in the reading of those minutes - whether they introduced a more hawkish tone, or a more dovish tone - and it appears the doves are winning that battle," said Bill Northey, chief investment officer for the private client group at U.S. Bank in Helena, Montana.
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"We've had some mixed earnings today and the market right now is digesting earnings and positioning itself ahead of the Fed meeting next week," said Jeff Zipper, managing director for investments at Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank in Palm Beach, Florida.. Another third of the S&P 500 index stocks are scheduled to report earnings later this week, including heavyweights Apple , Alphabet, Amazon and Boeing.
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On Germany's relationship with change One of the greatest challenges for German policymakers is that the country has had to digest so much change: losing a war; being readmitted post-Holocaust into the Western community of nations and accepted as a partner; establishing the German mark; overcoming the cold war and the Wall; digesting reunification with all its financial, cultural, social, and other implications; giving up the Mark for the euro.
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Our analysis of shipment data suggests that for the broader China smartphone market, replacement cycles have lengthened materially in the past two years (Exhibit 1), and even more so for Apple (Exhibit 2) ... The combination of an even weaker China and continued replacement cycle lengthening in developed markets that are digesting lower subsidies and cheaper battery upgrades lead us to take FY19 iPhone units down by another 20M, to 20193M or -17% Y/Y.
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"Because we're already experiencing heightened volatility, this just adds another combustible element into the mix," says Joe Brusuelas, chief economist for the consulting firm RSM US. A data drought would be particularly concerning around international trade, because of the several rounds of tariffs that the economy is still digesting, with another round potentially set to go into effect in March, depending on the outcome of negotiations between Trump and his Chinese counterpart.
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The report forecast that the average U.K house price would fall by some £2,300 ($3,360) by 2018, while in London, average prices could slip by £7,500 if the U.K. left the EU. When it comes to forecasts like these, Boleat said it was expected that the public would "see all sorts of forecasts like that, for particular sectors", ahead of June 23, however the public was "struggling" when it came to digesting all the various forecasts, figures and analyses.
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