When you realize that he is too young, dissipation strikes.
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True knowledge comes with the dissipation of an original illusion.
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The show uses red dust to convey the dissipation of memories.
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It's as if the world is drifting simultaneously towards abstraction and dissipation.
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But Weezer's fortunes weren't tied to the rise and dissipation of grunge.
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Of course, normally this means cooling and heat dissipation would be a problem.
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"The spacecraft passed directly through the electron-dissipation region," Torbert said in a statement.
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Diuretics tend to dehydrate people; anticholinergics and antipsychotics reduce sweating and inhibit heat dissipation.
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So you have to decide how to balance three factors: firepower, heat dissipation, and armor.
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Memory, by its nature and necessity, is selective, its details subject to revision and dissipation.
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They are being investigated over "dissipation of public money" and "illegal privilege," state TV said.
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So, to determine heat dissipation, I first lay on the bed for at least an hour.
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Heat dissipation is increasingly a difficult problem for companies looking to create customized hardware for machine learning.
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In some photographs she is particularly sensitive to the interplay of light and shadow, form and dissipation.
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Nearly everyone seems thwarted, and they respond with resignation, dissipation or truculent and empty gestures of rebellion.
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Nintendo compressed the tube to maximize its flatness, and then filled it with coolant to maximize heat dissipation.
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Athenian democracy lasted two centuries, the Republic of Venice a millennium, but both eventually faced decline and dissipation.
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Imagine instead a gradual dissipation of the energy once concentrated in the general shape of the living entity.
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Like the PRObreeze, it has extraordinary motion transfer dampening, heat dissipation, and works for all types of sleepers.
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In these works, we are looking at a merging of organization and dissipation, an image of our destiny.
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There are a few other improvements, too, including an updated LCD viewfinder and improved thermal dissipation to prevent overheating.
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Smaller water droplets means increased surface area exposed to the room temperature, which means greatly sped up heat dissipation.
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Arthur brought to this semi-subterranean world of cronies, cash, and cigars a bonhomie that gradually edged toward dissipation.
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The dissipation of the PBGC would leave retirees with about 2% of what they had counted on for retirement.
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This may seem obvious enough, but it comes with its own challenges, particularly the ever-increasing difficulty of heat dissipation.
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England said this restructuring effect, which he calls dissipation-driven adaptation, fosters the growth of complex structures, including living things.
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I think most women over time will, with the dissipation of feelings after the election, give him a second chance.
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The seven are being investigated on accusations of "dissipation of public funds, illegal privileges and money laundering", the radio said.
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Source: JP Morgan Equity Derivatives Strategy *Stock range periods one week prior and four weeks following hurricane landfall and dissipation
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This flexibility is part of an older design philosophy that allows for the dissipation of the energy of the earthquake.
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Ex-prime ministers Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellak have also been placed in custody for charges including "dissipation of public funds".
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The top layer uses open cell foam for heat dissipation and a woven cover to force air flow and minimize sweat.
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The final critical stage in this event happens in a relatively small patch of space known as the electron-dissipation region.
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Unfortunately, the realities of power consumption and heat dissipation don't let that performance spike last very long on a typical laptop.
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While bad news for the region as a whole, dissipation of the plume could offer some relief to residents of Mosul.
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These are the paintings of a modern master for whom dissipation and loss of control have become integrated into the work.
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They are the paintings of a modern master for whom dissipation and loss of control have become integrated into the work.
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As aging adults, they sued the province for compensation for the hijacking of their lives and the dissipation of their money.
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Yet the eventual dissipation of Bhumibol's charisma, and his moral and sacred authority, mean that the palace's authority seems bound to dwindle.
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"Their object seems to be, to disgust their slaves with freedom, by plunging them into the lowest depths of dissipation," he continues.
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He has been occupied with his Australian television series, "Rake," in which he plays an ethically challenged lawyer whose dissipation rivals Mikhail's.
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We are upgrading QCOM shares on combination of upside driven by 5G leadership and dissipation of downside risks from litigations following this agreement.
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Thankfully, whether it's on your lap or not, there isn't too much heat dissipation that you can feel on the laptop's palm rest.
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The issues regarding heat dissipation on the palm rest and a flimsy, bland screen will bother you the longer you live with it.
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Ultimately, I think heat dissipation that works this well on a real Core i7 in a system this thin has to be commended.
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"They don't know how to multiply themselves," Ralph Nader once told me, explaining the dissipation of the party after his 2000 presidential run.
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But there is scope for anxiety on behalf of the participating listener, because the gathering intensity is underwritten by the potential for dissipation.
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The dissipation of trade tensions, however fleeting, is coinciding with signs that China's manufacturing sector is accelerating after a prolonged spell of weakness.
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The dissipation of trade tensions, however fleeting, is coinciding with signs that China's manufacturing sector is accelerating after a prolonged spell of weakness.
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The outcomes of both computer experiments appear to back England's general thesis about dissipation-driven adaptation, though the implications for real life remain speculative.
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But as Framke observes, you can track this shift across her work, both in terms of tone and her burgeoning preoccupation with bygone dissipation.
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These have far more tolerant power consumption and heat dissipation requirements, given their larger size, which made them ideal for use in wearable devices.
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I combine these results with my comfort temperature-wise while sleeping on the mattress to form an overall opinion of the heat dissipation properties.
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This compact state of intense sensory consciousness and its unavoidable dissipation are themes that few artists have ever expressed so precisely in their work.
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The resulting grids seem to be literally and metaphorically floating on these undulating waves of paint, with the green grid on the brink of dissipation.
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Bussiere sings about glumly sipping on rosé and feeling a kind of overwhelming sadness, like thick storm clouds forming above, that have no immediate dissipation.
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That could probably be done with a cheaper Nvidia card, and wouldn't have to deal with solving problems that come with hardware like heat dissipation.
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Several former senior officials, including ex-prime ministers Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellal have been placed in custody over charges including "dissipation of public funds".
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At the end of an evening of dissipation, she looks much the worse for wear, but never gets to the point of calling it quits.
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Its dissipation seemed to prove that, while the Internet can foster the creation of a new movement, it can just as easily threaten its survival.
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CHINA TURNAROUND The dissipation of trade tensions, however fleeting, is coinciding with signs that China's manufacturing sector is accelerating after a prolonged spell of weakness.
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To Walker's mind, this distinguishes us from other systems that fall under the umbrella of England's dissipation-driven adaptation theory, such as Jupiter's Great Red Spot.
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She identifies comedy as the creation and dissipation of tension and goes on to create a trauma-driven, truth-telling narrative drawn from real-world injustice.
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Finance Minister Mohamed Loukal and former Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyhia also appeared in an Algiers court last week on charges related to "dissipation of public funds".
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The supreme court last month ordered the detention of other senior officials including former prime ministers Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellal for "dissipation of public funds".
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Both of them weigh in excess of 12kg (26.5lb) thanks to a thick aluminum frame that serves as both the case and the heat dissipation system.
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London Metal Exchange (LME) zinc last week touched a fresh year-to-date low of $2,355 per tonne amid a dramatic dissipation of time-spread tightness.
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Overall, Asus has done a great job addressing heat dissipation on the Scar II. The underside and fan vents get hot, but the palm rest remains cool.
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Many prominent businessmen and ex-officials, including former prime ministers Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellal, have been placed in custody on charges including "dissipation of public funds".
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This vision includes a small town disconnected from the one across the valley, a community so close and careful that they fear death and dissipation above all.
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Would she be surprised and disappointed at the dissipation of our bond, or had she been on the road long enough (six months) to know the deal?
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He was slight and unassuming with a bushy mop of dark hair and deep circles under his eyes hinting at the alcoholic dissipation of a poète maudit.
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They then simulated more than 100,000 years of moon evolution, adding in the gravitational jostling caused by migrating satellites and accounting for the disk's dissipation over time.
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The relationship between the graphite and the paper enabled him to focus on edges, varying states of solidity and dissipation, and the interplay between austerity and luxuriance.
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SARS persisted for around six months from its outbreak in December 2002 to its dissipation, with March 2003 representing a nadir in terms of its economic impact.
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But dissipation of the novel, whose title character is a reflective blank, mirrors the decadence of Viennese society around World War I — prosperous, rule-bound, beautiful, and doomed.
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At its core, that involves a lot of rethinking of how interaction with memory occurs and what happens with heat dissipation for the hardware, among other complex problems.
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At times you hear the dissipation of Young's late style, when alcoholism was the most visible of his problems, but the genius of his playing rarely falters here.
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But some dissipation of intensity could also be ascribed to the outdoor setting and the quizzical looks of passers-by and the wary, semi-comical retreat of schoolchildren.
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This puff of smoke helped observatories get a visual of the spacecraft's trajectory, while providing an opportunity to study the dissipation of gas in the vacuum of space.
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One is perpetually torn by one's gifts, in a sort of civil war, threatened by dissipation, full of regret for what one might have done and did not do.
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Yousfi, who served as industry minister from August 2017 to March 2019, is accused of "dissipation of public funds and awarding illegal privileges", state television reported, without providing details.
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The occasion for the governor's anger in 2014, according to Mr. Howe, was the dissipation of a major construction project in Syracuse that he said Mr. Cuomo had supported.
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Indeed, a recurring theme in the Ferrante novels that all four of the writers here touch upon is Lila's anxiety about the dissipation of boundaries between people and things.
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"Dissipation of tidal heating within the rock is an important factor in hydrothermal activity and hydrogen production as discussed in our Science paper on molecular hydrogen production," he told Gizmodo.
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The report also notes that the company plans to use Intel's 8161 5G modem chip, although there are still some technical issues around heat dissipation that need to be resolved.
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These tightly packed, svelte designs leave little room for proper heat dissipation from the increasingly demanding tasks (3D games, live streaming, multitasking, 4K video recording, etc.) we use them for.
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The fast movement, combined with dry air from land and high wind shear over the Caribbean should lead to the dissipation of the storm during the middle of the week.
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On Wednesday, the supreme court had ordered the detention of another former prime minister, Ahmed Ouyahia, for alleged involvement in corruption, including "awarding illegal privileges and dissipation of public funds".
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Cattrall then linked to a New York Post article from 2017, which was published in the midst of the very public dissipation of a third Sex And The City movie.
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HP has developed a special cooling system for the Omen X 2S that involves a liquid metal compound that's applied to the CPU and should help with heat dissipation and performance.
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"The dissipation of political uncertainty and the recovery in the global economy is supporting a rebound in business sentiment," the World Bank said in its latest report on the Kenyan economy.
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Researchers still aren't really sure where the Blob came from the first time, and so they're also not sure whether El Niño's dissipation of that hot water is permanent or temporary.
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Sellal, who left office in a May 2017 cabinet reshuffle after serving as premier and Bouteflika's campaign manager several times, is under investigation over "dissipation of public funds", state television said.
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There is a powerful, vivid urgency to the scenes of Huntingdon's dissipation, and the gradual way they build from mild horseplay to vicious abuse, that feel completely fresh and modern today.
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The supreme court last week remanded in custody two ex-prime ministers, Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellal, and former trade minister Amara Benyounes for "dissipation of public funds and awarding illegal privileges".
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But with a new heat dissipation system and the promise of faster frame rates, it beefs up gaming capabilities in ways that might be worth the money if you're into all that.
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Her facilities were back within 20 minutes of the TIA's dissipation, but a series of brain scans over the next few days in the hospital showed that her problem was much worse.
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After the dissipation of the "yellow vest" protests in France, Klepierre said, retail sales growth in the country recovered to expand by 0.7% thanks to greater purchasing power and re-tenanting activity.
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The supreme court also ordered the detention of Ouyahia and another former prime minister, Abdelmalek Sellal, last week for "dissipation of public funds and awarding illegal privileges" in a separate corruption case.
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With the inexorable, if gradual, dissipation of international attention to Afghanistan, a successful election cycle in 2018-19 could be the most important thing for Afghanistan's future since the 2002 Bonn Agreement.
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The judiciary has been conducting probes and several former senior officials, including ex-prime ministers Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellal, have been placed in custody over charges including "dissipation of public funds".
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Israel has been mired in deflation for more than two years, with the annual rate of price moves holding steady at -0.3 percent in November despite the dissipation of energy price declines.
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At a certain point, you're able to get much more value (image quality, processing speed, battery life, heat dissipation, reduced size and weight) from a purpose-built design than from one that's modular.
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To cope with heat dissipation, Razer even has a scaled-down version of the vapor chamber cooling technology used on its Blade 215 laptop, designed to keep the phone from getting too hot.
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Arlene is moving toward the west-northwest near 25 miles per hour (41 km/h), and this general motion is expected to continue until dissipation on Friday, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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Twenty-two percent of the lap is spent pressing the brakes, and the 13 braking areas, combined with the heat, can create thermal dissipation problems and wear down the braking materials through friction.
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But the article also helped expand my understanding of what I see as the surrender and dissipation of our national character and culture to superficial sensation over more rational and emotionally complex gratification.
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The supreme court last week ordered the detention of former prime ministers Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellal as well as ex-trade minister Amara Benyounes for "dissipation of public funds and awarding illegal privileges".
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The Supreme has a base support layer of individually wrapped coils, Energex foam for pressure relief, graphite and copper gel-infused memory foam for heat dissipation, and a euro top for a plush feel.
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The dissipation of political risks along with strong growth figures and a pickup in inflation have boosted investors' interest in European stocks — the Euro Stoxx 600 index is up by 7 percent year-to-date.
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Goddard Space Flight Center and Brigham Young University researchers are working on a radiator that can fold up or expand as needed to accelerate or slow the rate of heat dissipation as its operators see fit.
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Just as political instability ratcheted up in the U.S., across the proverbial pond a perceived dissipation of political and economic concerns helped Europe to pick up the mantel and deliver a bumper first half for the region.
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I usually exhale while I'm pretending to get something out of my bag down here"—he gestured to his feet—"because it gives you an extra foot or two of dissipation before it reaches above the seats.
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Interest for European equities spiked in the first half of the year with the dissipation of the populist threat across Europe, the election of Emmanuel Macron in France, and the economic improvements seen in the euro zone.
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The revelation of that email, and the scandal that ensued, began the gradual dissipation of Mr. Christie's broad appeal over the next two years, culminating with his devastating sixth-place finish in the New Hampshire Republican primary on Tuesday.
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Last month, all four rate setters voted for no change in rates, citing a recent upward trend in inflation mainly due to the "dissipation of the effect of the declines in energy prices and price reductions initiated by the government".
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Because the new MacBook is so thin, there's simply nowhere for that heat to go, and there's few ways to increase the heat dissipation of the fans—as a result the temperature climbs faster as heat can't be pushed out.
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Mark Potok, a senior fellow at the Southern Poverty Law Center, said this dissipation was largely because the movement's message was co-opted by the Conservative Establishment, which began pushing increasingly extreme immigration measures toward the end of the last decade.
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The growth was linked mainly to the dissipation of two larger Klan organizations, but the center said adherents were also galvanized by efforts to lower Confederate flags in Southern states after the mass shooting at a black church in Charleston, S.C., last June.
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"We see a dissipation of a lot of those political risks that people were worried about at the beginning of the year, particularly centered around the French election," Peter Fitzgerald, head of multi-assets at Aviva Investors, said in London on Thursday.
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Heat dissipation in smartphone mode is a potential issue as well; a couple years back, when I spoke to engineers that worked on the dual-screened YotaPhone, they told me that the biggest design challenge they had was getting rid of excess heat.
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It has 94 amp hours (up from 60Ah in the prior version) worth of Samsung lithium ion batteries, designed with an "aerodynamically optimized cooling air shaft" — imagine a hole in the battery pack for air to move through — to help with heat dissipation.
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RISKS Draghi's problem is that a global trade war is showing no signs of dissipation, Italy is once again in conflict with the European Commission, German industry is continuing to post dismal figures, stocks are tumbling, and the threat of a hard Brexit looms large.
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A global trade war is showing no signs of dissipation, Italy is once again in conflict with the European Commission, German industry is continuing to post dismal figures, stocks are tumbling, inflation expectations are falling, and the threat of a hard Brexit looms large.
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"After a sharp slowdown in the second half of 20203 and early 2019, economic growth is expected to recover somewhat on the back of resilient domestic demand, the dissipation of temporary production bottlenecks and a gradual improvement in foreign demand," the European Commission said Tuesday.
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Keeping the left in a constant state of dissipation, flipping them out over a gang of a thousand people while the Trump regime solidifies its foreign investments and figures out how to funnel money into its various real estate scams, is the plain play here.
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Draghi's problem is that a global trade war is showing no signs of dissipation, Italy is once again in conflict with the European Commission, German industry is continuing to post dismal figures, stocks are tumbling, and the threat of a hard Brexit looms large.
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At first, his art with the tree reflects the cracks and the sharpness of the fall; then, when he fills the cracks with snow, we sense a slow dissipation of the violence of the fall as the elm log starts responding to the passing seasons.
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One of Wouk's achievements in these novels is to present a wide range of convincing, socially precise responses to Nazism, from von Roon's cold justification and Jastrow's self-enamored philosophizing to Rhoda's flakiness and the bankrupt dissipation of a man of the world like Tollever.
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There is almost nothing about the era that White fails to treat with intelligence and style, as he ranges easily from the dissipation of classical liberalism to the Lakota Ghost Dance and Wounded Knee to the antimorality tale of the accused ax-murderer Lizzie Borden.
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"Arm's new Custom Instructions capabilities allow silicon suppliers like NXP to offer their customers a new degree of application-specific instruction optimizations to improve performance, power dissipation and static code size for new and emerging embedded applications," writes NXP's Geoff Lees, SVP and GM of Microcontrollers.
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Frank suspects that we'll eventually be able to detect Class V planets, picking up on various technosignatures, such as those produced by massive planetary solar farms, or signs of energy being converted into useful work, leading to an unusual increase in energy dissipation not indicative of natural sources.
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Thermal dissipation can be managed in a variety of ways, including: passive airflow, which means putting holes or vents in strategic locations to transfer heat away from the device being charged; cooling fans; heat sinks made of metal or thermal glue; larger housing; specialized material; and more efficient component layouts.
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"We do have a provisional patent on the actual heat dissipation methods involved in the device, because we're pumping heat away from the body with this technology and we've actually found a way to very consistently dissipate that underneath clothing to allow people to wear it throughout their days," said Paulin.
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Blockchains were supposed to turn Ceglowski's truism on its head, to technology dissipates power, and maybe they yet will — but right now blockchains are mostly overhyped money, and while their permissionlessness is a genuine dissipation of power, their "meet the new oligarchs, same as the old oligarchs" concentration of crypto wealth is anything but.
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Eisenberg had embraced the counterculture of the '60s, marching against the Vietnam War, experimenting with drugs and in general living a life of high-minded dissipation; Shawn was a liberal centrist who had revered President Kennedy and still wore the same kind of Brooks Brothers jackets his mother dressed him in as a child.
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So, no surprise then that when Russia was faced with its own internal discord this week—large-scale anti-corruption protests against the country's prime minister, Dmitry Medvedev—it turned once again to an American "celebrity" to help sell its vision of itself as a country of strength and probity battling nobly against the forces of dissipation and violent illegitimacy and darkness.
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"Doc & Darryl" contains the usual elements of this type of sports documentary, presented with a minimum of fuss: the reminiscences and opinions of reporters and former colleagues (in this case the first baseman Keith Hernandez and the manager Davey Johnson); the television clips chronicling the brief early days of triumph; and the newspaper headlines recounting the story's long tail of dissipation, arrest and incarceration.
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