If one exhausts its resources, it will end up insolvent.
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Before it exhausts its limits, populism typically moves through several distinct phases.
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You soon realize that a computer with a million facts quickly exhausts itself.
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Department of Transportation regulations prohibit exhausts forward of the passenger compartment, Paul said.
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Everywhere the company expands, word-of-mouth swiftly exhausts the supply of stoves.
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Indian startup Graviky Labs is creating ink from particles emitted by car exhausts.
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But the production exhausts its ideas midway through its intermission-free two hours.
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If a film exhausts somebody, then the character wasn't that complex to begin with.
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The biographer is meant to exhaust his subject; sometimes the subject exhausts the biographer.
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Kitchen exhausts and plumbing had to be added, gas capacity expanded, the refrigeration rethought.
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Normal people just don't behave that way, and the sheer shamelessness eventually exhausts them.
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In its desperate, fragmented lurch, Jpegmafia's noise demands more, and hence exhausts more fully.
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In theory, Ahok could still serve as governor while he exhausts the lengthy appeals process.
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Then my brother and his wife had another child, one who exhausts and exhilarates me.
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Diesel trucks and large passenger cars, with their relatively clean exhausts, will doubtless soldier on.
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A kind of accumulated moral and sensory horror at once exhausts and turbo-charges awareness.
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This sound scheme is a successful trigger for anxiety, but it quickly exhausts the senses.
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This self-described 'shitpost metropolis' exhausts every linguistic and photographic outrage, and every crude, derogatory trope.
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The Pope has declined to comment on Pell's case until he exhausts all avenues of appeal.
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It bankrupts our families, exhausts government discretionary spending, and leaves American industry at a global disadvantage.
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All three metals are used in catalytic converters fitted to vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful engine emissions.
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But the legal battle could potentially drag on for years as Meng exhausts multiple rounds of appeals.
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Some analysts predict China will be forced to buy more American beans after it exhausts other sources.
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However, the engine of the Galag-mobile exhausts out of a jet-like pipe in the back.
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Both palladium and platinum are used in vehicle exhausts but palladium loadings are higher in gasoline engines.
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" Shihabi said Prince Mohammed "has an exceptional capacity for work and energy that exhausts all those around him.
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That compares with annual emissions of 52bn tonnes from power stations, vehicle exhausts, cement factories and so on.
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If his request is denied, Guo could stay in the country while he exhausts his appeals, Ragland added.
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But if a particularly hot season exhausts those funds, the relevant agency may request a presidential disaster declaration.
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Walmart plans to keep selling e-cigarettes until it exhausts its current inventory, which could last until January.
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Buying, taking and using exhausts me and depletes everything around me, except the companies profiting from my behavior.
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Bonnie Wertheim I am an introvert, which is to say that I love socializing, but it exhausts me.
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The rear end of the Sportbrake is punctuated by its sloping roofline, wrap-around taillights, and dual exhausts.
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Some low quality fuels available on the market can cause damage quickly to the catalytic converters of vehicle exhausts.
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Either it is defeated militarily, or it exhausts its weapons or loses popular support and has to give up.
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In some ways, continuing to cover the war between union leaders and charter school supporters frustrates and exhausts me.
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The metal used in catalytic converters that curb pollution from vehicle exhausts is trading near its highest since 2001.
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The less fluid range of motion reflects the hinge design changing entirely to make room for the cooling system's exhausts.
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But, as someone who already uses Instagram direct messages to chat with their friends pretty regularly, this news exhausts me.
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"It spreads quickly laterally on an internal network, but peters out once it exhausts targets on that network," danooct1 said.
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The NFIP would have to pay claims from premiums it receives, if it exhausts its current borrowing limit, Ellis said.
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As he alarms and exhausts, the Short-Fingered Vulgarian deserves this credit at least: We're all on our toes now.
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The autocatalyst metal, used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, has risen more than 49% so far this year.
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Paul, with Test Drive Technologies, said engines seize up when exhausts take on water and leave only the rudder to steer.
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When a large star — probably at least six times the mass of the sun — exhausts its hydrogen, it begins to collapse.
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Chiefly used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, platinum is favoured for diesel engines and palladium is preferred for petroleum.
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The relentless pace of responding to the opioid crisis both exhausts and gives a sense of purpose to first responders like Neal.
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A quick shower exhausts me even more (or maybe it's the fact that I work with kids) and I fall asleep fast.
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Open-loop scrubbers use seawater to capture sulphur from engine exhausts before discharging this "wash water" back into the ocean after treatment.
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But with their high sticker prices, they can absorb the cost of the additional processing needed to clean up their polluting exhausts.
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Open-loop scrubbers use seawater to capture sulfur from engine exhausts before discharging this "wash water" back into the ocean after treatment.
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If Mr. Mueller exhausts all of his efforts to get Mr. Trump to answer questions, he could seek to subpoena the president.
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Open-loop scrubbers use seawater to capture sulfur from engine exhausts before discharging this wash water back into the ocean after treatment.
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The price of the metal, used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, has risen more than 45% so far this year.
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"Each one only fights for a short period and is then relieved by the next group - it exhausts the army," Hashemi said.
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Foment a sense of nonstop, apocalyptic, unsolvable crisis that, in time, exhausts American endurance and leverages isolationist instincts in the Trump administration.
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Most people will be able to easily get two days of use between charges; my particularly demanding routine exhausts it in one day.
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That team does not exist, and Apple is unlikely to make any moves toward creating it until the company exhausts its legal options.
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Digital technology is designed to grab our attention, so it exhausts us, distracts us and detracts from our ability to nurture fulfilling relationships.
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"An authorized sale outside the United States, just as one within the United States, exhausts all rights under the Patent Act," he wrote.
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The metal used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions has climbed about 39% so far this year on a sustained supply crunch.
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The metal used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions has climbed about 38% so far this year on a sustained supply crunch.
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If the state exhausts its e-fund firefighting budget in fiscal 2018-19, it could tap other sources such as traditional budget reserves.
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Click here to view original GIFPipe bending machines make short work of twisting and shaping metal tubes into everything from car exhausts to trombones.
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Illegal crop burning in farm states surrounding New Delhi, vehicle exhausts and swirling construction dust have contributed to what has become an annual crisis.
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Illegal crop burning in farming states surrounding New Delhi, vehicle exhausts and swirling construction dust have contributed to what has become an annual crisis.
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They can also include in the agreement that neither parent has a financial obligation until the child exhausts loans, scholarships and any college savings.
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Newer stations like the Crossrail, slated to open next year, were set to have under-platform exhausts that target the heat's biggest culprit: the brakes.
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It directed states to work out how to cut emissions from power plants to avoid pollution equivalent to the exhausts from 212m cars by 20093.
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Formula 1's technical regulations are pretty much unchanged from 20163, but one key area where designs have had to change is in the exhausts.
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Experts have pointed to the usual suspects causing what has become an annual crisis, including factories, car exhausts, coal heating and a stagnant air mass.
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The biggest consumer of platinum is the auto industry, which uses it and sister metals palladium and rhodium in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions.
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We're made to think pressure constrains our efforts, exhausts us and drains our energies through the endless need to fend off this invisible and formless power.
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Amazon might have trouble stocking and selling bulky physical components and batteries — new engines, brakes, and exhausts — which are specific to a car's make and model.
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And the music in these verses never exhausts itself, as a single breath contains generous space for paradox: "Let us ravel the silence," one line proclaims.
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Suppose some American irresponsibility or arrogance exhausts the patience of the Chinese government, prompting it to sell some of its vast stock of dollar-denominated assets.
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A long-term supply deficit has led prices of the metal, used mainly in engine exhausts to curb harmful emissions, to double over the last year.
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Audiences will feel the heat from flaming exhausts and marvel at mind-blowing vehicular acrobatics as scene after scene unfolds with the most immersive, entertaining technology imaginable.
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Once by far the more expensive of the two metals, both primarily used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, platinum's market value has halved since 0003.
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Once by far the more expensive of the two metals, both primarily used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, platinum's market value has halved since 2011.
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After much fanfare, Formula 24's 25 cars – with their new exhausts aimed at making them louder – burst in to life at Barcelona in Spain last week.
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Once a line of force begins, he keeps it going, even adding strength to it, until it meets an immovable object or exhausts itself in open space.
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It is not until close to midnight that Mr Macron finally exhausts the questions (and the audience), accedes to requests for selfies and drives off into the night.
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Mr. Mays said he had been working his relatively compact route for decades, holding on to it to avoid the kind of sprawling itinerary that exhausts his colleagues.
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A shortfall of palladium and a surplus of platinum have reversed the traditional hierarchy between the two metals, both used mainly in vehicle exhausts to curb harmful emissions.
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"In the dry grass, tractors and mowers with metal can hit a rock and spark wildfires or tractor-trailer vehicle exhausts can emit dangerous sparks that ignite," Spelman said.
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The smog lingers for days as wind speeds drop in the winter months, adding to air pollution exacerbated by the burning of crop residues, vehicle exhausts and industrial gases.
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The smog lingers for days as wind speeds drop in the winter months, adding to air pollution exacerbated by the burning of crop residues, vehicle exhausts and industrial gases.
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Aramco is also pursuing technology to improve automobile emissions, including a more efficient internal combustion engine and a method of temporarily storing carbon exhausts onboard vehicles for later use.
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Used mainly in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions and for jewellery, platinum sank to a 2127-year low of $2000 last year as falling demand led to oversupply.
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This hammers home the majesty of the New York School—and almost exhausts, by the way, the major strength of the Met's holdings of art since the nineteen-forties.
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For the next two to five years, pop culture fans and press engage in this inflammatory conversations, dancing around these snippets of quotes, until one or the other exhausts.
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Some 2,700 liters of water are required to make a single cotton T-shirt, and cotton cultivation further exhausts soil, while agrochemicals irrevocably damage ecosystems in Pakistan and Australia.
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The Congressional Budget Office said last week that the Treasury could probably go until mid-October before it exhausts its "extraordinary powers" to keep paying the federal government's bills.
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"The Court should not adjudicate the merits of this suit unless and until the Committee earnestly pursues and exhausts the constitutionally mandated negotiation and accommodation process," Trump's lawyers argued.
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The metal used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions retreated from its record high after weak Chinese auto sales numbers, while the market grappled with sustained supply shortfall.
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Tightening emissions regulations are putting more palladium chiefly used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions in each vehicle, supporting consumption even as weakening global growth hits vehicle sales.
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It isn't simply a lack of sleep that exhausts: I am exhausted by the way I am alienated from the work that I genuinely love—and, ultimately, my humanity.
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Democratic strategists have complained that the DCCC's strategy often exhausts potential donors more than it motivates them to turn out to vote or support the party's candidates in the future.
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Scharre paints the potential consequences in grim terms:In the most extreme case, an autonomous weapon could continue engaging inappropriate targets until it exhausts its magazine, potentially over a wide area.
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The metal used in catalytic converters that curb pollution from vehicle exhausts has risen over 4 percent this week thanks to strong economic data and demand from the automobile sector.
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Understanding its ROI curve would enable you to design a longer contract period so that the AI has time to ramp on new problems before it exhausts the initial application.
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It comes a little closer than most with "Council of Dads," an emotional concept that exhausts so much ground in the premiere it's difficult to foresee where it goes thereafter.
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Base prices start at $6,995; most customers end up spending an additional thousand or so on options including pinstriping, polished fuel tanks and exhausts, LED headlights and smart leather luggage.
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But regular operating costs still saw the company $1.2 billion in the red, meaning Uber has about two years before it exhausts its current funding unless it trims some fat.
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Rhodium RHOD-LON is used to neutralise nitrous oxides in car exhausts, and increasingly stringent emissions regulations, particularly in China, are forcing auto makers to use more of the metal.
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It is time for a more realistic and serious approach — one that exhausts the possibilities of diplomacy, protects our citizens and does not plunge the world into an unnecessary war.
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Poor governance is also a major factor in pollution since lax enforcement of standards for car exhausts, crop burning, or dust from construction sites leads to more particulates in the air.
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As she goes on to talk about the things she instead can consume, her tongue gets twisted while saying "bourbon barbeque" and the word-stumble jokingly exhausts a very-pregnant Hudson.
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These days, restitution of so-called "African patrimony" exhausts me, because it is yet another ruse the West has devised in order to distract Africans from the real problems facing them.
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The bill, dubbed the Driving America Forward Act, would grant each automaker a $7,000 tax credit for an additional 400,000 vehicles after it exhausts the first 200,000 vehicles eligible for tax credits.
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"When we think of the term 'air pollution,' we tend to think of car exhausts or factory fumes expelling gray smoke, " said study co-author Prashant Kumar of the University of Surrey.
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"We believe the Fed will ultimately need to be the repo backstop of last resort after the banking system exhausts it willingness to swap reserves for (Treasury) repo," Cabana and Lima said.
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Whether or not creditors mind, a government can throw only so much cash at its citizens before their spending exhausts the economy's productive capacity and pushes up prices at an accelerating pace.
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He said technology had improved since the days when highly inflammable fuel was pumped under pressure into a racing car with red-hot exhausts and brakes in a pitlane overlooked by spectators.
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Absent action by Congress, once Treasury exhausts these measures and its available cash, the federal government would no longer be able to pay all of its bills in full and on time.
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"The charts … suggest that the Dow and the S&P 2800 came close to bottoming, but there might need to be a bit more capitulation before the decline exhausts itself," he said.
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Palladium and rhodium prices, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have climbed as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metals used in catalytic converters.
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Palladium and rhodium prices, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have climbed as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metal used in catalytic converters.
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The company will start buying back stock in increments of $4 to $5 billion when the deal wraps up this month, Saunders said, then renew the program until it exhausts the $10 billion.
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However, in great numbers the beetles tend to use chemical signalling compounds called pheromones to concentrate their invasion on one tree at a time, which exhausts resin levels and ultimately kills the tree.
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Those buckets hold about 21966 balls, and Valiente, a batting practice pitcher for the New York Yankees, exhausts that supply at least once, sometimes twice, per 21981-minute on-field session before games.
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The other thing to note is that unlike a fighter like Justin Gaethje—a top lightweight who also exhausts opponents with constant aggression—Rafael dos Anjos is defensively savvy even while moving forwards.
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Not technically based on ducted-fan propulsion, the Avrocar attempted to use the so-called Coanda effect by using three jet blowing exhausts through the craft's circular rim to achieve lift and thrust.
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Prices for palladium and rhodium, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have climbed as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metal used in catalytic converters.
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Prices for palladium and rhodium, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have climbed as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metal used in catalytic converters.
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Mila Kunis is Amy, the working mom who exhausts herself trying to keep up — until she decides to join a couple of wild mamas (Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn) who no longer care.
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By the time they reach college many assume that diversity discourse exhausts political discourse, and have shockingly little to say about such perennial questions as class, war, the economy and the common good.
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The metal used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions has been grappling with a sustained supply shortfall, helping it rally over $300 since early August when it touched a near two-month low.
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"It's two years since we beat Uber at the Employment Tribunal, yet minicab drivers all over the UK are still waiting for justice, while Uber exhausts endless appeals," he said ahead of the hearing.
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Once the cheapest of the major precious metals, palladium, used chiefly in engine exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, is now more than twice as expensive as platinum and $25 an ounce more than gold.
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Ritual work can be so emotionally draining for some witches that it physically exhausts them; altered states of consciousness reached through communing with the divine can wear people out as much as taking psychoactive substances.
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U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty said Tuesday that Villavicencio, who was being held at a New Jersey lockup, can remain in the United States while he exhausts his right to try to gain legal status.
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What is certain to make the Mueller hearings unique will be the speed with which the historical script goes out the window once Mueller equally exhausts all patience on the Democratic side of the aisle.
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Prices for Palladium XPD=, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have doubled from a low in August last year as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metal.
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Prices for Palladium XPD=, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have doubled from a low in August last year as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metal.
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The young boys drove the forklifts with cigarettes dangling from their lips and threaded the forks of the lifts into the pallets with insolent skill, blue fumes roaring from the grilled exhausts in the back.
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When he's not setting records in numbers juggling (the practice of juggling high numbers of objects), he surfs and rock climbs, but neither activity exhausts him quite like lobbing pellet-filled pouches high into the air.
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A deal could be worth up to 4 billion euros depending whether Samsung buys all or part of Magneti Marelli, which makes components for lighting, engines, electronics, suspension and exhausts, among other items, the sources said.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers aims to grant each automaker $123,212 in additional tax credits for an additional 276,295 vehicles after it exhausts the first 200,000 vehicles eligible for the tax credit as per existing laws.
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After all, no one can reasonably argue that the current Army Field Manual exhausts the universe of all legal interrogation techniques; it is, in fact, more conservative than its predecessor that had served us for decades.
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One indicator: Toyota proudly noted that certain SE models now come with a "four-tip exhaust," except that the outer pair of tips are just welded onto the inner pipes and don't actually act as exhausts.
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The text threatens to overwhelm the figures, much as political rhetoric — viability of a two-state solution, the right of refugee return, East Jerusalem as Palestine's capital city — exhausts those who live it day to day.
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Mila Kunis is Amy, the working mother who exhausts herself trying to keep up — until she decides to give up and join a couple of wild mamas (Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn) who no longer care.
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After two lead-in episodes that allowed for more personal, bite-size adventures to slip through the show's sprawling landscape, the finale goes for a mind-expanding, budget-busting maximalism that overwhelms — and exhausts — the senses.
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While pollution in South Korea is being driven by factors such as factories, car exhausts and coal heating, many in the country blame emissions blown across the Yellow Sea from China for exacerbating poor air quality.
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"When you see selling this broad and nondiscriminant, when everything is being sold, it tends to end when it just exhausts everyone who's worried," said Rick Meckler, president of LibertyView Capital Management in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Carbon dioxide is the most obvious of these warming gases, but many others are also emitted by plane exhausts, such as oxides of nitrogen, which trigger the formation of ozone when emitted at altitude, and water vapour.
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Any separation of Magneti Marelli - which makes components for lighting, engines, electronics, suspension and exhausts - would also help boost FCA's finances at a time when it is aiming to become cash-positive by the end of 2018.
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If the US exhausts diplomatic options on North Korea, the US military would "take care of it," Haley said, "We wanted to be responsible and go through all diplomatic means to get their attention first," Haley said.
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Time after time the media bites at his smoke and mirrors and exhausts every possible meaning out of his ridiculous tweets instead of devoting precious time explaining to the public the serious consequences of this tax bill.
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While I enjoy the game's original soundtrack album, composed entirely by Toby Fox and played on a greater range of instruments, Fox's Undertale Soundtrack exhausts in its completism and willingness to include every little ten-second interlude.
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Cleaning up ship exhausts is therefore a good idea if the world is to get anywhere near the goal, enshrined in the Paris climate agreement, of keeping global warming "well below" 2°C relative to pre-industrial times.
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Since 303, when the EPA fully implemented its Tier 230 emission standards, the amount of NOx permitted in vehicle exhausts (petrol or diesel) has been 22 grams per mile—some 2400% less than the agency's Tier 1 limit.
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Among platinum-group metals, mainly used for catalysts that clean pollution from car exhausts, platinum was up 0.9 percent at $907.60 and was on track for a third weekly fall to end the week about 0.3 percent lower.
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Making matters worse still, because the Supreme Court also held that even a sale outside of the United States exhausts U.S. patent rights, American companies will be wary of selling their wares at steep discounts to poor countries.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Supreme Court on Thursday suspended its hearing of a plea from leftist former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva that he not be sent to prison for a corruption conviction until he exhausts all possible appeals.
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The metal used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions is likely to rise still higher after growing demand from automakers and a gaping supply shortfall pushed prices to record levels above $1,700 an ounce this week, analysts said.
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Three pollutants cause most worry: nitrogen dioxide (a gas emitted in vehicle exhausts), ozone (a triatomic form of oxygen which harms the lungs) and tiny particulates, the smallest of which are the most damaging as they get deep into the lungs.
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The Alex we know in season 2 walks with a cane and exhausts easily — his body is simply not as physically strong as it was in the previous season, which we can assume is from the traumatic brain injury he suffered.
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The point is that summer movie season's connection to actual summer has always been a little tentative (since it usually exhausts itself by August) and has much more to do with a vague, nebulous sense of when the weather gets warmer.
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At the SEMA automotive parts and aftermarket mods show now underway in Las Vegas, the company revealed a battery-powered version of the iconic muscle car so closely associated with American muscle, V8 engines, booming exhausts, and—above all—tradition.
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Multitasking is also harmful to your physical and mental health, and reduces your decision-making ability: Multitasking is a brain drain that exhausts the mind, zaps cognitive resources and, if left unchecked, condemns us to early mental decline and decreased sharpness.
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The problem with this thinking is that turning away from the feeling behind the stress only adds to it and creates a cycle of perfectionism, which exhausts and defeats us because the standard we set for ourselves is not attainable.
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Alas, that largely exhausts any freshness in a movie that, after the first sight of Jamie Lee Curtis and initial strains of that eerie musical score, draws heavily on the old bag of tricks, built around slicing and dicing unsuspecting teenagers.
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The aging design still gets people drooling, and the British car maker has kept it alive by bolstering it to an 'S' version (for upgraded performance) and adding new aerodynamic styling elements like an exposed carbon fiber splitter and diffuser, and quad exhausts.
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"We spent more than ten years mastering the art of growing our organic vegetables, going across the country from one ranch to another," she tells me with a slight strain in her voice, as though the mere thought of that time exhausts her.
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Do nothing and cut benefits in 2034 Last but not least, we have what may arguably be described as the least popular solution of all among the public: doing nothing and simply cutting benefits when the Trust exhausts its spare cash in 2034.
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Each year, smoke from firecrackers covers Delhi and its satellite cities in a haze that can linger for days as wind speeds drop in the cooler weather, adding to pollution caused by the burning of crop residue, vehicle exhausts and industrial gases.
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He meets a bored Middle Eastern princess, who passes her days in a haze of skunk, an Afghan shopkeeper who entered Britain hidden in a lorry, and a Punjabi minicab driver who exhausts himself washing bodies by night at his local mosque.
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To some extent, he is correct: After the Education Department exhausts attempts to contact a debtor and seize the debt with tactics that can include garnishing wages, the department turns over the delinquent accounts to the Department of Justice, and a lawsuit is filed.
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But those who have seen Nate Diaz and his brother Nick fight before know that this is what the Diaz's do and understand how quickly it exhausts a man to be slapped and punched off of rhythm while he is winging his own shots.
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I've been assured that it won't drain the battery in any meaningful way (and it'll shut off on its own), but it still fills me with range anxiety — albeit misplaced, since unlike a Tesla, I can always pedal home even after the battery exhausts itself.
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I work as much as I can during the day while somehow managing some form of routine — real routines with crafts or books, and emergency routines like chaotic mischief that I tune out because I know whatever she's doing both exhausts and delights her.
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Judges and court officials around the country are bracing for the likelihood that the federal judiciary will be unable to maintain its current operations within the next two weeks, once it exhausts the money it has been relying on since the shutdown began last month.
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The PCI council's Data Security Standards are forced upon businesses that cannot refuse to accept credit and debit cards and the council acts as "as an anticompetitive barrier to innovation" as they exhausts funds and other resources retailers have available for data security, the letter said.
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McSwain said Tuesday he will appeal Judge Gerald A. McHugh's ruling and claimed the site would lead to increased crime in the area, vowing to use "all enforcement tools" against the site including arrests and drug seizures if Safehouse opens the site before he exhausts his appeals.
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Lula was convicted last year for taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for help landing contracts with state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA. Brazil's Supreme Court on Thursday rejected Lula's plea to remain free until he exhausts all his appeals, clearing the way for his imprisonment.
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The Grand Hyatt New York, a 1,220-room hotel next to Grand Central Terminal, for example, is spending $22005,2873 to install exhaust controls in its four kitchens by the end of January that expend minimal energy when stoves and ovens aren't in use; the current exhausts, in contrast, operate constantly.
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One of the problems is when you have things like Twitter or whatever, things just ... it exhausts people, so then it becomes noisy and then the real point is never, you can't have a substantive discussion about problems and everybody feels in a crouch position and doesn't know what to do.
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The three pollutants of most concern in rich countries are nitrogen dioxide (NO2, a brownish gas emitted by car exhausts, and particularly by diesels), ozone (a triatomic form of oxygen that irritates lungs) and soot-particles smaller than 2.5 microns across (which makes them tiny enough to get deep into the lungs).
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Lula was convicted last year for taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for help landing contracts with state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA. Earlier on Thursday, Brazil's Supreme Court rejected Lula's plea to remain free until he exhausts all his appeals, in a case he calls a political witch hunt.
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Even now, after amassing 9,358 passing yards and back-to-back seasons with a completion percentage above 63 at North Texas, and leading a college most people outside the state barely associate with football to a 9-3 record, Fine is bracing himself to be overlooked once more when he exhausts his eligibility next year.
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Behr said the bigger, more-established tech giants may be lying in wait while Uber, which operates all around the world, exhausts some of its war chest fending off rivals such as fellow Silicon Valley start-up Lyft, European-focused Gett and China's Didi Chuxing, which earlier this month got a $1 billion investment from Apple.
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All told, the eight-episode limited series is a pretty slim if earnest conceit, although it has more heft than "Daybreak," which exhausts its best joke at the outset, when the camera zooms past Hollywood and Beverly Hills and settles on the unlikely venue for this end-of-the-world dramedy -- namely, drab old Glendale, Cal.
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If we want to win the war on cancer, we need to start with the thousand physical and chemical agents evaluated as possible, probable or known human carcinogens by the International Agency for Research on Cancer of the World Health Organization — encompassing engine exhausts, pesticides, many synthetic chemicals and hormones, and cell phone and wireless radiation.
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But earlier this month the General Accountability Office, Congress's auditor of government agencies, criticized CISA's election security programs for not adjusting its services to meet "the resource and time constraints of customers such as local election jurisdictions," communications issues with election officials, "a lack of clarity regarding CISA's incident response capabilities in the event of a compromise that exhausts state and local resources," and other issues.
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