"It'll keep a lid on U.S. expansions, because U.S. expansions are transportation-challenged," he said.
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Walmart says the new markets and expansions will come online this month, ahead of several more expansions to new locations planned for 2016.
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That is, according to a recent analysis of postwar business cycles, expansions in their 80th month are no more likely to end in the next year than expansions in their 40th month.
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It remains to be seen how sizeable of a presence these newer entrants can amass through expansions within existing states and how key geographic expansions will be to their strategies as well.
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Those who wish to get to the left of him, or merely rival him, are promoting massive expansions in the size and activities of the federal government — expansions that would require dramatic spending.
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Video game expansions are good places to focus on storytelling.
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Voters in Utah, Idaho, and Nebraska all approved Medicaid expansions.
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There could be more international expansions later down the road.
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In itself, these expansions were quickly executed, finished in months.
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In 2018, the company invested $9 billion in facility expansions.
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Yes, members of minority groups benefit disproportionately from coverage expansions.
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There's also two expansions, and a super fancy deluxe version.
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People with HIV have disproportionately benefited from state Medicaid expansions.
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Tycoon 3 was followed by a pair of expansions, Wild!
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" By the later expansions it had become "They're so mean.
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He's open to Congress making slight expansions to the program.
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One of SXSW's most promising expansions is across the Americas.
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The company did not give a timeline for the expansions.
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And, it's still raising money for more expansions to come.
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GDP advances in the previous three expansions were more robust.
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This is the ebb and flow of recessions and expansions.
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Republicans have long supported expansions to these popular arrangements, especially HSAs.
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"You've got states gradually winding down their expansions," Fiedler told me.
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ARE WE GOING TO WAKE UP AND FIND HUGE CAPACITY EXPANSIONS?
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It's often said that economic expansions don't die of old age.
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Readings above 50 denote expansions in activity; below 50, a contraction.
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The strong growth is expected to be fuelled by store expansions.
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It also expects growth from Amazon's future expansions in new categories.
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Italy, Germany, Norway and France are named as near-future expansions.
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Disneyland is keeping the park expansions coming with a new land!
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He said other expansions may see it move into billboard spaces.
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Expansions, however, do not seem to become more vulnerable with age.
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Economic expansions do not last forever, even with wise economic policies.
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The defense expansions have been frequent talking points in his rallies.
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Both Chevron and Exxon Mobil announced major Permian expansions this year.
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Another nearly $10 billion is for service enhancements or system expansions.
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There were large reductions in child mortality associated with these expansions.
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Chinese companies borrowed heavily, using the money to fund aggressive expansions.
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Expansions of regulatory power are political, all pretense of technocracy notwithstanding.
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Last year JSW earmarked a billion dollars for acquisitions and expansions.
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This belief has motivated significant expansions of federal aid for students.
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Current museum expansions are hung up on the concept of size.
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Finally, you can also expect other European expansions in the coming months.
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The expansions have been steady since the service's initial debut in April.
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Kamala Harris and O'Rourke recently announced major expansions of their Iowa operations.
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Now, after over 20 years, and over 20 games and expansions, Battle.
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UPS expects to see these expansions through by Q4 of this year.
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Researchers also didn't follow people beyond the first year of Medicaid expansions.
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Kentucky has had one of the country's most successful Obamacare coverage expansions.
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Balances typically rise during expansions, Low, chief economist at FTN Financial, explained.
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Right now, there's no word on what those expansions might look like.
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Other AAA games have attempted episodic expansions, most notably Half-Life 2.
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Subsequent waves have followed major canal expansions in 22000 and in 2010.
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We used to enjoy 3.25% growth during expansions from '82 to 25.
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But many Republican lawmakers have pushed to roll back the Medicaid expansions.
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Several recalls were announced this week, including two expansions on prior recalls.
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But not all expansions are as short-lived as America's (see chart).
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If expansions have a natural lifespan, it is longer than a decade.
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The end of some expansions is clearly the result of foul play.
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Economists have noted repeatedly that expansions do not die from old age.
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After France it's smaller fry for GoEuro's market expansions here on in.
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"There seem to be expansions out in all directions," Dr. Lazaridis said.
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Would it underwrite subway upgrades and expansions into underserved areas in exchange?
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Considering buying expansions if you're consistently having four players on the board.
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Economists have long argued that expansions do not die of old age.
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There are, meanwhile, some retailers planning meaningful expansions in 2018 and beyond.
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Like Aja, I'd welcome more franchised expansions of the Harry Potter universe.
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And all drew criticism for those expansions and for their policy positions.
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There have been calls for boycotts, and some expansions have already been canceled.
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The expansions, which were announced last spring, are set to open by 2020.
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And while economic expansions have not guaranteed November victory, contractions usually presage defeat.
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Updates, expansions, and even remasters can give an old video game new life.
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Pre-existing expansions also come with the package, namely Dragonborn, Hearthfire and Dawnguard.
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Minimum wage increases and Medicaid expansions pass easily even in the reddest states.
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Most Medicaid expansions appear to rely on general revenues rather than dedicated taxes.
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Mylan said it would make expansions to its already existing cost-cutting programs.
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While other Democrats have proposed major expansions to the child credit, with Rep.
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Apple will also show off some expansions to apps, such as Apple Pay.
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And yes, states might resist expansions partly because of insensitivity to minorities' interests.
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Is there any press that came out recently of expansions that they're doing?
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"But the evidence suggests that expansions don't die of old age," she said.
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If you look at economic expansions historically, they don't die of old age.
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In the meantime, miners are taking a gradual approach to any potential expansions.
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Under CON laws, applicants must prove their proposed expansions are a community necessity.
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The company said it would continue to evaluate further expansions for that pipeline.
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He said that other expansions are planned, but did not disclose the specifics.
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Those states, which expanded Medicaid, will not receive funding to match their expansions.
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Asked this week about the expansions without language support, Facebook declined to comment.
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Pipeline and refining expansions could be revisited if the tariffs significantly raise costs.
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Some Democrats have hedged by backing more gradual, optional expansions of public coverage.
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The election of Democratic governors in three more could also prompt new expansions.
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That means that the coming expansions may make an electoral difference only once.
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It is proverbial among economists that expansions do not die of old age.
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Coverage expansions of the Affordable Care Act also contributed to increased drug spending.
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But what really has me excited are the two expansions coming in 2020.
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Remember that market fluctuations — including contractions and subsequent expansions — are part of investing.
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In the short run, economic expansions can cut short the lives of some.
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He's building a legacy on unilateral monument expansions under the guise of preservation.
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Those companies have plotted Africa expansions into each other's markets and broader Africa.
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The forecasts for this year ranged between economic expansions of 1.4% and 4.6%.
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But Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria and in particular Ireland saw robust expansions.
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But they will likely see hiring freezes, layoffs, reduced hours, and cancelled expansions.
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" The draft bill "risks continuing major ObamaCare entitlement expansions and delays any reforms.
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Also available for free is Half-Life 2 and its two episodic expansions.
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Many of these expansions of voting rights were bitterly opposed at the time.
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Overall, economic expansions have started to last longer in the post-war period.
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"Maybe autonomous cars will be different from other capacity expansions," Mr. Turner said.
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Legislators have given significantly less attention to how to pay for these expansions.
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If [Congress] follows through with this with no replacement, then all those expansions, all those people who were able to get health insurance because of the Affordable Care Act and the expansions through Medicaid, won't be able to get it anymore.
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Otherwise, every one of those above expansions would pretty much be dead on arrival.
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Some businesses in her district have furloughed workers or canceled expansions due to tariffs.
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"You could have cyclical bear markets, economic expansions [and] contractions in cyclical bull markets."
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Sony has expansions, deluxe digital versions, and even virtual reality titles on the list.
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Stocks that benefit during economic expansions fell the most, also hinting at recession concerns.
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Beme's closure is not CNN's first failure in digital news expansions, we should note.
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It's anyone's guess, but bull markets and economic expansions don't die of old age.
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However, U.S. GDP growth in that time has been lackluster relative to other expansions.
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The Star Wars expansions represent the next evolution in Disney's larger theme park strategy.
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The rapid expansions into other markets suggest these little scooters could be big business.
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But they will have a hard time paying for expansions without continued federal support.
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Against this backdrop, it's worth remembering that economic expansions don't die of old age.
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But during economic expansions, when profits rise, companies then do pay the top rate.
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Indonesia and Thailand are two market expansions that are being mulled at this point.
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The stock market does fall in recessions, but it also corrects occasionally during expansions.
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And most critically, they have to find the money to pay for the expansions.
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The economy boomed, launching into one of the largest peacetime economic expansions in history.
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The retail expansions weren't the only big Apple Pay news announced on the call.
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The shortfall relative to prior expansions was mostly a function of soft business investment.
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Moreover, with less money available for improvements and expansions, investors would create fewer jobs.
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By contrast, households in the top 5 percent have profited nicely from America's expansions.
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The Royal Social Dictionary is the first of many expansions to the popular game.
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What investments automakers have announced since election day have been expansions of existing facilities.
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We slowed down our store expansions and really ramped up our e-commerce platform.
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But gradually, more people got covered under a series of new laws and expansions.
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Medicaid expansions seem to raise both voter registration and voter participation, at least temporarily.
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Meanwhile, Simonyan made new plans for RT that included expansions in Britain and Germany.
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That number has swelled as many companies have sold riskier bonds to finance expansions.
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That's far less than the economic expansions that ended in 2001, 1990 and 1969.
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In recent periods in the United States, sustained economic expansions have brought deficits down.
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Other program expansions include targeted increases in health care and education, including capital investments.
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By then, Mr. Ross's company had completed expansions at three other plants in Mexico.
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That order asked Zinke to consider drilling expansions in the Atlantic and Arctic oceans.
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This self-inflicted competition comes as other coffee companies ramp up their own expansions.
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"You can get actually multiple expansions despite an increase in interest rates," Saut said.
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Previous expansions have been met with acrimony, but this one may have some merit.
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Congress already passed temporary expansions of paid sick leave and expansion of unemployment benefits.
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Expansions of shipping terminals in the Corpus Christi, Texas, area, also lifted export capacity.
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Over the weekend, The Washington Post highlighted how Amazon's pending arrival in Crystal City has helped accelerate large infrastructure projects that have long been in limbo, including public transport expansions, roadway expansions, and the construction of a new bridge to the Airport.
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PayPaland Deutsche Bank pulled expansions into the state that would have created hundreds of jobs.
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Such analysis came from coincident economic indicators; in this case, Yardeni isolated recoveries and expansions.
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In recent years, Amazon's expansions have not always been met with open arms by cities.
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It's also not clear whether there will be additional expansions tacked on to Shadowkeep seasonally.
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This includes deepening their harbors, making key terminal expansions, improving road access and rail capacity.
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Since launch, we've seen a number of updates, multiple story expansions, and a handful spinoffs.
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Amazon has drawn out its rollout to other countries, making expansions few and far between.
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Despite launching back in 2016, the game has steadily grown with expansions, updates, and spinoffs.
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The problem predated Barack Obama's administration; both Republicans and Democrats have presided over regulatory expansions.
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Wage growth, which has accelerated in recent months, pales in comparison to previous economic expansions.
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And lastly, Dietl proposes using 100-year "green" revenue bonds for any further subway expansions.
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It means more expansions, more partnerships with other fintech products, more features and more engineers.
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Downturns became less frequent and less severe; inflation was low and stable; expansions became longer.
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But the data tells us that sick people rarely move in response to coverage expansions.
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Coverage expansions thus commit states to an economic policy that could harm them during downturns.
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These expansions add to its foray into the Middle East via the acquisition of Souq.com.
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For a while on Thursday, though, Fallout 4 and its three expansions were completely free.
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But there are signs that the county and state's decade-long economic expansions are slowing.
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The nation is in the midst of one of the longest economic expansions on record.
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Some U.S. businesses have also delayed or canceled planned expansions, according to Federal Reserve officials.
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It would eliminate Obamacare's Medicaid expansions and subsidies, replacing them with state-run block grants.
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Castro opposes expansions of border walls by President Trump and supports a pathway to citizenship.
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It has been said that expansions do not die of old age, they are killed.
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Both Albemarle and SQM say approved expansions will use no more water than already permitted.
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So was the tax exemption for bonds hospitals often rely on for expansions and repairs.
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Arizona and Maine closed off new enrollment in earlier expansions after facing massive cost overruns.
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This may signal Trump's openness to reducing or defunding the federal contributions to the expansions.
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Expansions of Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program also coincided with increased drug spending.
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Where it stands: California recently passed the most ambitious expansions of the ACA to date.
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That means making sure states can afford free college expansions, even in the oncoming recession.
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The holiday weekend wasn't as kind to a flood of new wide releases and expansions.
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Further, prolonged margin contractions have typically accompanied extended economic expansions, as in the late 28503s.
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The index rose further above the 50-point line dividing expansions in activity from contractions.
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The PMI readings remained above the 50-point level demarcating expansions in activity from contractions.
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But the adage is that bull markets and economic expansions don't die of old age.
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Unsympathetic expansions were made to the terminal building, called the headhouse, between 222 and 220.
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Plus, there are tons of expansions you can pick up to spice up your adventures.
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Thus, small expansions in overall centrifuge numbers could translate to disproportionate reductions in breakout time.
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The bill would phase out these expansions by 2020, widening the coverage gap once again.
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Why is housing so often a focus of anxiety as economic expansions run their course?
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The Target listing outed additional details, including a "Gold Edition" that comes with Season Pass access to the game's four post-release expansions: Slaughter Tribe Nemesis expansion, Outlaw Tribe Nemesis expansions, The Blade of Galadriel story expansion and The Desolation of Mordor story expansion.
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Despite that, plans are in full swing for even more expansions of The Walking Dead universe.
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At 14 acres each, they will be the largest-ever single-themed land expansions, Disney said.
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It produced numerous expansions and improvements in Medicaid, which now covers more than 70 million people.
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Such steps were judged essential as they embarked on successful global expansions during the past decade.
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Those are the kinds of local integrations that the company is eyeing with its market expansions.
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That means it will not require you to own any of the previous Destiny 2 expansions.
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The company is also eyeing potential overseas expansions, although that is some way down the line.
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In addition, job growth during this recovery has already outpaced the gains in many other expansions.
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It's now live in 40 markets, and is now announcing expansions into 14 more in June.
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"In other words, it is critical we continue to evaluate the longer term impacts Medicaid expansions."
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Because I've not enjoyed a game world like this since The Witcher 3 and its expansions.
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Key for Garage is one of a few expansions Amazon has planned for its Key business.
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PayPal and Deutsche Bank pulled expansions into the state that would have created hundreds of jobs.
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Other expansion states would "almost certainly drop or substantially scale back their expansions," the report said.
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Blizzard's schedule for releasing expansions and adventures suggests that the next adventure will release in April.
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Alibaba, Tencent's primary rival, is boosting its investment to bankroll expansions into more cities and businesses.
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Calling for further expansions of this already strained program is not a sustainable course of action.
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It's unclear how well Plex's expansions have been working to attract new users and paying subscribers.
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That would mark a sharp slowdown from expansions of 2.2% in 2017 and 1.4% in 2018.
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The series focuses on futuristic, elite corporate mercenaries and has spawned several spin-offs and expansions.
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Either Ms Yellen is wrong, or someone is bumping off otherwise healthy expansions before their time.
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Blizzard has a habit of announcing Hearthstone expansions at BlizzCon, which will be going on Nov.
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It's said that economic expansions don't die of old age, instead they're killed by the Fed.
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Previous research has shown that suicide rates typically rise during economic downturns and fall during expansions.
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Mr. Bernanke, however, said there was no evidence that expansions end merely because of old age.
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Dozens of businesses — from PayPal to Deutsche Bank — announced they were cancelling expansions in the state.
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Notably, these expansions won't annihilate Facebook's digital "town squares," like its dominant money maker News Feed.
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But as any student of history knows that all economic expansions eventually come to an end.
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Between 1945 and 1981, American economic expansions lasted for three years and eight months, on average.
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Producers such as China's Tsingshan Group, PT Virtue Dragon Nickel and Shandong Xinhai Technology plan expansions.
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Pressure to raise wages during expansions will inevitably be seen as precursors to insidious inflationary pressure.
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ET and includes payments for millions of Americans, unemployment benefit expansions, and loans for struggling businesses.
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Many communities issue bonds to fund expansions or other capital improvements, and Fitch Ratings evaluates them.
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The nonprofit research organization is the semiofficial arbiter of recessions and expansions in the United States.
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When there are government expansions that can strengthen the country, Democrats should pursue them, without apology.
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At typical drama length, this series might have been bogged down with plot digressions and expansions.
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News of possible Amazon Go expansions should perhaps be taken with a pinch of salt, however.
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You can argue the merits, but these are really significant expansions of ObamaCare, not small bore.
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But in December 2015, Congress passed a package that included permanent expansions of the tax credits.
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And if there's one thing Wall Street knows, it's that bear markets seldom happen during expansions.
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Last year the band released a live album, "Expansions Live," full of murky and magnetic interplay.
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Investment, the most volatile part of GDP, is the one that usually drives expansions and recessions.
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Those expansions aimed to accommodate Europeans, who made up a vast majority of the foreign-born.
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Netflix is doing similar expansions across the globe, including elsewhere in Europe and in South America.
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Their expansions of light and space can be magical, but they are also impersonal and inevitable.
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"Dollar expansions usually end when U.S. policymakers stop them and say 'enough is enough'," O'Neill said.
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The potential expansions of association plans and short term coverage will serve to accelerate this trend.
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At the very least, states should assess electrification options when they are considering natural gas expansions.
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"There will be some job losses, some role expansions, and redeployments," a company spokeswoman told Reuters.
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In turn, the Commerce Department will conduct a review of designations and expansions of national marine sanctuaries within 180 days and of all designations and expansions under the Antiquities Act of 1906, a law that gives the President the power to designate land for federal protection.
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Those estimates are undergoing a big overhaul as carmakers announce huge expansions in their production of EVs.
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You could see a state like Kansas (where the governor has vetoed multiple expansions) trying something similar.
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Price: " Forsaken Legendary Collection," which includes the base game and all three expansions, costs $35 on Amazon
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Price: Game of the Year Edition, which includes base game and all expansions, costs $36 on Amazon
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Expansions are also in the works in Philadelphia, Atlanta, Phoenix/Mesa, and San Francisco/Oakland, among others.
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They plunged headlong into expansions of capacity, whatever the cost, and kept even loss-making firms alive.
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In the longer-term, the refiner said demand growth would outstrip supply due to slow capacity expansions.
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Bungie will retain the rights to Destiny, with plans to self-publish future expansions and new installments.
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"With the regional outlook improving, expectations of future selective strategic expansions are on the rise," it said.
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Amazon and Walmart's rivalry continues today with two dueling announcements related to their respective grocery delivery expansions.
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This transaction is likely to lower the peak in Crown's projected leverage as it completes these expansions.
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Business cycle expansions in the United States and around the rest of the world are relatively mature.
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The move is similar to expansions that global services Spotify and Deezer have made in the past.
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China's and India's industrial expansions have fueled massive overcapacity, hitting margins in the United States and Europe.
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Hillary Clinton is correct that the 1990s saw one of the country's longest and strongest economic expansions.
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In a big twist, the developer is also changing up how it sells these expansions to players.
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In early 2019, Rally Rd. expects to announce expansions into other verticals, including art and sports memorabilia.
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Battlegrounds shows how developer Avalanche Softwar will use playset expansions to stand in for a proper sequel.
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NimsoNY has said that the recreation is complete and no updates or expansions will be made available.
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The China launch is the third overseas foray from OYO, coming after expansions to Nepal and Malaysia.
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Credit unions have chafed at restrictions placed on their business and pushed for legislative or regulatory expansions.
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Absent that, businesses will be reluctant to invest in capital improvements and expansions — and hiring, said Kirkegaard.
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He also attacked proposed tax incentives to fund rural broadband expansions, saying they're not a substantive solution.
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The deal is part of Alibaba's second wave of international expansions which see it enter South Asia.
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Energy Transfer said it is mulling additional expansions on the system due to the surge in demand.
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Fitch expects FCF to remain negative through 2018 as the company continues to invest in organic expansions.
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This is the airline's first deadly crash since 2010 and comes amid major expansions by the company.
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This is a drastic departure from the historical norm where government borrowing needs typically moderate during expansions.
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This should serve as a cautionary tale for any entity embarking upon rural telecom expeditions and expansions.
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He also attacked proposed tax incentives to fund rural broadband expansions, saying they're not a real solution.
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Clinton's campaign agenda tries to lift hopes for women: Vast expansions in paid family and medical leave.
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Powell said the nature of expansions now is to last longer than they have in the past.
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Multiple businesses, including PayPal and Deutsche Bank, pulled expansions from the state in response to the law.
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It grew fast and somewhat haphazardly, with expansions to cities like Charlotte, Atlanta, New York and Chicago.
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Normally, Washington trims the federal deficit during expansions to leave room to respond to the inevitable recession.
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In fact, Grace and Jason both spoke of expansions to the movement that go beyond street demonstrations.
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This has made credit more expensive across the continent, depriving businesses of capital needed to finance expansions.
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Sixteen paper mills in the United States have announced expansions in their capacity to use recycled paper.
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There's an old saying that economic expansions don't die of old age, they're murdered by the Fed.
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Economists, however, say that expansions do not die of old age — there has to be a cause.
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With Europe a shambles, the American economy took off, producing one of the strongest expansions on record.
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The SECURE Act offers some of the most significant changes and expansions to retirement savings since 2006.
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And the evidence suggests that those new expansions could cause a small Obamacare turnout bump in 2020.
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Medicaid work requirements are an attempt to roll back the Affordable Care Act's expansions in medical coverage.
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Mr. Trump is proposing to cut taxes during one of the longest economic expansions in American history.
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Once these expansions are done, installed combined Model 3 and Model Y capacity should reach 500,000 units
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Amazon (AMZN) and Google (GOOGL) are reportedly planning massive New York expansions with thousands of new employees.
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Market volatility "reminds business leaders that expansions are not immortal," the Conference Board said in its Feb.
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The largest of these expansions is the Luxembourg-based Tenaris, which owns U.S.-based Maverick Tube Corp.
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Pokémon enthusiasts who want both "Sword" and "Shield" expansions will have to pay about $60 in total.
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It would roll back state-by-state expansions of Medicaid, which covered millions of low-income Americans.
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INDOORS This clapboard colonial was built in 1740, with updates and expansions over the past 20 years.
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The partnership with Walmart is one of FedEx's most aggressive expansions in retail yet, according to Philips.
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The EU also opposes Israeli settlement expansions, something that Pompeo's announcement could help pave the way for.
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Other diabetes drug makers, including Novo Nordisk A/S are also seeking label expansions for heart risk.
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Think of expansions and recessions as the cycle of things that go up and down a lot.
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When we look at presidential history, though, we see many broad and dramatic expansions of executive power.
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Bryan: Another response that businesses have had is to put major investments, such an expansions, on hold.
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Starting last year, Bungie introduced a new model for how it developed, released, and sold post-game expansions and updates called the annual pass, which effectively bundled a major fall expansion, in that case Forsaken, with three smaller expansions that would release seasonally throughout the ensuing 12 months.
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Several businesses, including PayPal and Deutsche Bank, pulled job expansions in the state in protest of the law.
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They're stumping for the ACA, protections for people with pre-existing conditions, and the importance of Medicaid expansions.
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The target of Trump's ire is China, whose capacity expansions have helped add to global surpluses of steel.
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This has continued as an ongoing, incremental process over the course of the last three post-Forsaken expansions.
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Speaking of expansions, I'm actually really excited because Fake Shore Drive will be curating an exclusive expansion pack.
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A number of other rich countries have enjoyed expansions lasting much longer than ten years in their history.
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Recent and planned expansions in production capacity look set to facilitate rapid sales growth in 2019 and beyond.
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He also oversaw the building of Shanghai Disney Resort in China and expansions at Disney's U.S. theme parks.
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Treebo said it plans to spend the new capital on improving its customer experience, marketing, tech and expansions.
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Along with its new Austin campus, Apple has also announced expansions across a number of other US cities.
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While other businesses may be looking region-wide, Momo is not entertaining new market expansions at this point.
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The boost to industrial production in April came from solid expansions in the output of electronics and pharmaceuticals.
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But these new additions, he says, are expansions of features that have already proven to be a success.
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Some of Clinton's sharpest attacks throughout the campaign accused Sanders of risking all the expansions achieved through Obamacare.
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It has been on a tear this year with expansions into Estonia, Poland, Greece, Lithuania, Latvia and Malaysia.
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That's the same playbook Grab is using, but Go-Jek is taking its time with its market expansions.
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In a 2014 study, two Harvard researchers examined migration patterns in response to Medicaid expansions in four states.
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There are also a bunch of expansions that you can get if you're looking to change things up.
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CBS has not detailed what other markets will gain the service next, only that further expansions are planned.
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Clinton also points out that Republican governors have obstructed more modest expansions of government-funded coverage under Obamacare.
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Both Brown and Bennet have supported CTC expansions before, but this is a step up even for them.
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For some, the expansions are an opportunity to move from a small local operation into a global company.
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Despite announcing sequels and expansions to some of their biggest franchises this weekend, Activision Blizzard left analysts wanting.
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Several companies and businesses, too, opted to cancel planned expansions or moves to North Carolina, citing the measure.
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Across the country, states like Ohio and Kentucky are trying to reel in their failed ObamaCare Medicaid expansions.
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China's territorial claims and expansions are subtly pushing their own form of antagonism behind the scenes across Asia.
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Once in office, he embarked on one of the biggest expansions of government spending in our nation's history.
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He hopes that tax reform could include expansions of the child tax credit and earned income tax credit.
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WASHINGTON — The United States is in the midst of one of the longest economic expansions in its history.
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Columbia, which is based in Houston, is in the process of several expansions and renewals of its network.
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But viewing most sequels and franchise expansions as truly reinventions can feel more than a bit disingenuous too.
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The three pools, a cabana area, and a Pool Bar & Grill, are also part of the recent expansions.
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It said the expected growth in production would outpace pipeline capacity expansions by later this year and 2019.
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The recent growth may not be reaching the levels of the expansions under Mr. Clinton or Ronald Reagan.
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It's not as robust as past expansions, but unemployment is low and, crucially, wages have increased, however slightly.
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Voters in Idaho and Nebraska passed the expansions, bringing tens of thousands of additional adults under Medicaid coverage.
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Over the years, the council has strongly opposed the creation and expansions of each of the marine monuments.
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The city of Baltimore and Arlington County are bucking the national trend with slight expansions in their canopies.
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The economy is now in the ninth year of one of the longest economic expansions in American history.
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JOE KERNEN: Market expansions usually cause an overheating, which causes rates that go up, which causes the recession.
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But a more comprehensive solution is required, the report suggests, including private donations and expansions of public funding.
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These actions, disagreement between states over financial burdens, and inertia by authorities are also slowing related grid expansions.
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During the second quarter, Penney's opened 32 new Sephora locations within its stores and completed 31 Sephora expansions.
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In addition, Lidl and Aldi, two European discount grocers, have recently announced enormous expansions in the United States.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill would block grant the ACA's funding for state's Medicaid expansions and Health Insurance Marketplaces.
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This pattern is apparent during the long expansions of the 2900s, 220006s, and 2202s and the current recovery.
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In those expansions since 1973, there has been less income growth for the bottom 99 percent, said Price.
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But nationally, Democrats have in recent years begun advocating dramatic expansions of voting access -- including automatic voter registration.
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Ironically, some of the biggest expansions in Medicaid came in the 1980s under Reagan, the onetime A.M.A. mouthpiece.
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Bitmain spokesman Nishant Sharma said the company would announce expansions in Europe and other regions as they occur.
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To date, six major expansions have been released for the game, with the latest, Legion, out this week.
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Volatility spikes don't tend to signal finales to expansions; but they do tend to signal late-cycle conditions.
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The two expansions would literally just be installing new pipeline where existing and older pipeline is currently located.
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The compliance cost of these new regulations could mean millions of dollars are diverted from future investment and expansions.
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They have called on Google and other Silicon Valley tech companies to invest in affordable housing and rethink expansions.
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Both California and Maine have passed large expansions of their state complements to the federal Earned Income Tax Credit.
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They struggled, he added, to touch the parts of Obamacare that involved the largest expansions of the welfare state.
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But in his computations, he often wanted to do series expansions with respect to the frequencies of those functions.
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He wants expansions of public service loan forgiveness programs — not debt forgiveness for broader swarths of the American population.
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"Young, working-age adults largely have been de-prioritized from expansions in the social safety net," the report concluded.
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A group funded by the Koch brothers has a replacement plan that pushes high-pools and freezes Medicaid expansions.
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As you'd expect, Singapore is the initial focus for the company, but it is already eyeing potential market expansions.
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These build-ups and expansions have the potential to challenge U.S. maritime leadership in critical parts of the world.
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Global producers have for years accused China of exporting its excess metal at bargain prices after huge capacity expansions.
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The new feature is part of a number of expansions from Binance as it aims to broaden its reach.
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Close rival Ofo is hatching worldwide expansions, too, as its CTO Austin Zhang explained separately at the Shenzhen event.
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The hope for low earners lies in the fact that they are often the last to gain from expansions.
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Previous expansions and agricultural wastewater dumped into the canal flushed it away, but recreating it could be cost-effective.
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Those expansions are centered around business development, with some customer support, since tech and other teams are in India.
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Nor would it include Google or Apple's latest expansions, but those additions are unlikely to move the needle much.
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Other expansions of the 5529 college savings program, including the ability to pay for student loans and apprenticeships, remained.
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Perhaps because of the overhang of the housing crisis, this run has been weaker than past expansions in total.
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Go-Jek is rolling out its service in Thailand, with further expansions to both Singapore and the Philippines planned.
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With the two separate expansions combined, Uber will be in 55 Chinese cities by the end of next month.
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But the target of Trump's ire is China, whose capacity expansions have helped add to global surpluses of steel.
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So there is still a lot of potential for upside both in terms of operational growth and multiple expansions.
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Some of Google Pay's expansions were previously announced, like its planned support for more browsers and devices, for example.
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AMF also includes a number of technology expansions and is able to manufacture products with over 30 different materials.
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And there's no rule that economic expansions have a definitive end date; they can theoretically go on for decades.
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Grab is currently in six countries in the region, but it hasn't made any geographical expansions for some time.
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Last fall, I was looking forward to a presidential term of human rights expansions and progress as a nation.
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And if you do want specific cards from those expansions, the dust cost of crafting them is usually low.
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There have been notable expansions there in food and beverage, personal care products, apparel, fashion and luxury, they said.
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Just as U.S. nuclear strategy and arsenal expansions affect those of China, China's nuclear shifts affect India's threat perceptions.
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Post-war expansions are longer (and recessions shorter) than was once the case, but business-cycle immortality remains elusive.
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A modernized castle is one of the many expansions coming to Hong Kong Disneyland over the next six years.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Medicaid expansions have brought health care to minority groups that previously went unserved.
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During economic expansions like the one the U.S. has enjoyed for the past nine years, imports almost always surge.
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Biodiesel producers association Ubrabio said there are 11 plants currently working on expansions and 10 new plants under construction.
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The president signed bipartisan legislation on Wednesday that includes sweeping updates and expansions to treatment, prevention and enforcement initiatives.
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Even conservatives could not argue credibly that the nation wasn't rich enough to finance expansions of the liberal state.
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He has also argued for boosting tax relief for middle class families, including expansions of the Child Tax Credit.
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"Indeed, history is littered with over 280.66 percent-ish type selloffs in the midst of economic expansions," they said.
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He is the co-editor of "Election Law Stories" and is writing a book on positive voting rights expansions.
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The company handled the kingdom's most sensitive projects, including expansions of the two holy mosques in Mecca and Medina.
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"Wheat stocks are predicted at an all-time high, led by expansions in China and India," the IGC said.
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Republicans dismissed them during the hearing as redundant and unnecessary expansions of federal power, covering for lax law enforcement.
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As part of the backlash against the law, planned job expansions, concerts and major sporting events have been canceled.
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Still, leaders and new players in that market are plotting expansions into men's wear, each on slightly different paths.
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In addition to new areas to explore, characters, pokémon, outfits, and more, the expansions will also add new legendaries.
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For the unfamiliar, each of these expansions added a bunch of new mechs and some additional, gameplay altering features.
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Those policies still exclude some populations — local jails in Michigan and state prisons in Maryland — but they're expansions nonetheless.
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The industry's reputation is still recovering from a bout of terrible expansions and acquisitions that destroyed billions of dollars.
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Meanwhile, Republicans continue to press for the repeal of the ACA's coverage expansions, and its pre-existing condition protections.
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While earlier expansions of Medicaid had sometimes been bipartisan, the A.C.A. passed without a single Republican vote in Congress.
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And its expansions of government authority are precisely the reason that conservatives oppose the ACA or anything like it.
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New buildings, multimillion-dollar expansions, new wings and collection growth have all helped drive visitor numbers to unprecedented heights.
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Now, they will feel pressure to act — shifting some lines of business to European capitals, perhaps shelving British expansions.
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Most recently, they helped convince Congress to make permanent expansions of refundable tax credits for the poor last year.
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One of them, Kate Baicker, a Harvard health economist who served on George W. Bush's Council of Economic Advisers, teamed up with fellow superstar health economist Ben Sommers and Atul Gawande (yes, that Atul Gawande) to assess the evidence of insurance expansions — particularly Medicaid expansions and the Massachusetts health reforms — on health.
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Today, at its own E3 press conference, Ubisoft revealed a bit more about the game, including that it will feature three expansions in its first year post-launch that will be free for all players, a break in the business model approach the publisher took with the original game and its paid expansions.
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"Contrary to expectations, overall hospitalizations didn't rise after both expansions - suggesting that universal coverage expansions like Medicare for All also won't cause a surge in hospitalizations," said Dr. Adam Gaffney, lead author of the study and president of Physicians for a National Health Program, an organization that advocates for Medicare for All.
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Repetto has been making gentle expansions into other product categories, and those on display at the new store are successful.
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It went through several expansions and renovations, including a heralded Art Deco interior makeover of the first floor in 1930.
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As with previous launches, there are several local partners being named at the same time as the new market expansions.
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Many major automakers have announced big expansions in Mexico, where labor rates are much lower than what U.S. workers make.
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Unlike past expansions, this one will skip last-gen consoles and only be released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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In addition, Egan is concerned about the dissection of natural migration routes, and future range expansions driven by climate change.
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The planned new homes mark one of the largest settlement expansions since 2013, according to the settlement watchdog Peace Now.
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We believe we can create a better country, with a better future, but it's not through massive [expansions] of government.
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Ryan's bill will preserve Obamacare's Medicaid expansions in the states until 2020, avoiding more immediate cuts that many observers expected.
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"You may also have a couple states who hang on a year beyond 3 with their expansions," Fiedler told me.
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If it feels like you've seen popular brands rolling out new category expansions at an accelerated rate, you'd be right.
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The first Dishonored game had excellent expansions, putting players in the shoes of antagonist Daud and his protege Billie Lurk.
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But GDP growth rebounded to 9.3 percent in 1991, beginning a long run of annual expansions, sometimes in double digits.
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Canada's oil sands output is still growing - but only as projects under construction are completed and smaller expansions come online.
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Many games feel increasingly like services, releasing ongoing updates and expansions designed to keep players engaged for months or years.
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You have to wonder, though, about whether Deezer is being pushed into these expansions by virtue of other market movements.
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Like Arkham Horror, there are a number of expansions for Elder Sign that add new features and great old ones.
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Expansions add new survivors, zombies, cards and tiles to give the game more juice if it starts to wear thin.
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It's been more successful in some countries than others, but Apple shows clear signs of commitment with these regular expansions.
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Or, in other words — don't expect this wave of Marvel expansions to be the last one to hit Disney's parks.
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The story expansions, on the other hand, add campaign content with new playable characters (much like Shadow of Mordor did).
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That include a corporate service for Kakao Taxi, integrations with Kakao Pay, a test drive service, and additional overseas expansions.
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But the logistical hurdles that make these expansions difficult in traditional sports don't impact e-sports in the same way.
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Isn't the Fed supposed to make sure economic expansions don't get too hot and prompt inflation or create a bubble?
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Because of the countercyclical trap and ERISA, they won't be able to enact and sustain coverage expansions on their own.
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Here's the result: So the expansions would yield between 15 and 30 million additional tons of carbon emissions a year.
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And like those earlier expansions, Facebook pursued a similar strategy of working with partners to bring in these new listings.
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Our view is reinforced by a number of data points, which are reminiscent of – and consistent with – previous economic expansions.
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With the Korean deal, Wattpad is further growing its international footprint after several other moves focused on its international expansions.
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Even some of last year's best games have continued, with great new expansions for Fallout 4 and The Witcher 3.
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In Los Angeles, teachers went on strike, pushing back against charter school expansions, with support from presidential hopefuls including Sens.
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The e-commerce giant has experimented with several types of partnerships, such as recent expansions into delivering groceries and meals.
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All economic expansions end in recessions, by definition, but the downturns don't emerge out of the ether, for no reason.
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And just as he began speaking, the administration released a 14-page summary of the coverage expansions under the law.
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In addition, spending in advanced economies is mostly driven by rising income, a healthy departure from previous debt-fuelled expansions.
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The Trump administration has refused to put any muscle behind such expansions for the 85033 million Americans in traditional Medicare.
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Any "victory" on this policy risks distracting from more consequential debates over continued funding for premium support and Medicaid expansions.
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Financially speaking, Zen Rooms is still running on its undisclosed seed round, six months and four country expansions after launch.
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It may also be the forerunner of similar proposed health-care expansions, like California's "Medicare-for-all" single payer plan.
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WeWork's operates two WeLive locations, one in Washington, DC, and one in New York, though planned expansions have been unsuccessful.
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With big plans ahead, and expansions into international territories, it's clear Cuban's name (and money!) has been good for business.
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Today, to underscore its global ambitions in that regard, Stripe is adding some expansions to several of its existing products.
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But there's another possibility, Saloner told me: Maybe insurance expansions alone just aren't enough to expand access to drug treatment.
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Further expansions will occur behind the Frick Art Reference Library, which will be linked to the museum through a passageway.
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Paul LePage, a Republican, has vetoed Medicaid expansions five times, though a recent ballot measure did push through that expansion.
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Broad expansions of surveillance power that would have been unimaginable in February are being presented as fait accompli in March.
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Broad expansions of surveillance power that would have been unimaginable in February are being presented as fait accompli in March.
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All of the other large expansions occurred in very small economies, some of which essentially lost control of their finances.
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The surrounding region has long been viewed as the origin of one of the most important expansions in African history.
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"The draft legislation, which was leaked last week, risks continuing major ObamaCare entitlement expansions and delays any reforms," Walker said.
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But it could mean Musk has to go slower on other expansions, something he might not be willing to do.
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And just as he began speaking, the administration released a 14-page summary of the coverage expansions under the law.
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Today, Mr. Volcker's actions are seen as setting the table for the long economic expansions of the 22012s and '23s.
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Game Freak's pivot with Sword and Shield into expansions rather than enhanced versions solves these problems in a simple way.
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Creating good jobs is fundamentally dependent on stimulating domestic business start-ups and expansions as well as expanding public works.
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Fortunately, such radical expansions of our criminal code would face substantial opposition in the courts, particularly by First Amendment advocates.
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Future Medicaid expansions could be especially likely if a Democratic wave in November's midterms gives Democrats control in more statehouses.
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Conventional wisdom suggests that expansions in federal student aid will result in a more affordable and equitable postsecondary education system.
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They are reducing their capital investment, reducing their debt, building their cash and curtailing expansions that have high risk factors.
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In previous tax overhauls, Republicans supported expansions of the earned-income tax credit — a cash subsidy that offsets payroll taxation.
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Now those leaders are striking back, moving to roll back the expansions — with encouragement, they say, from the Trump administration.
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The plans they've put forward do not include major ground forces and mostly describe modest expansions on Obama's current strategy.
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However, despite these expansions, Twitch was still largely in control of what sort of non-gaming content the service would host.
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Manifa is one of state-run Aramco's biggest oilfields and latest expansions, with a production capacity of 900,000 barrels per day.
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Picking up the signal—a tiny flurry of contractions and expansions in space-time called a "chirp"—required extraordinary technical finesse.
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I will definitely be recommending this to everyone I know, and am looking forward to dlc or expansions to this product.
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"King and Supercell have exercised greater restraint in rolling out expansions or sequels to their existing mobile games franchises," Hwong wrote.
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The event is typically held in the Moscone Center in San Francisco, but the building is currently under renovation for expansions.
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Newmont expects to complete expansions at its Northwest Exodus project in Nevada and Tanami project in Australia next year, Goldberg said.
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Previous public credit expansions have yielded limited growth in dividends, and attempts at publicly-directed lending may even undermine economic confidence.
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The first thing he pointed out was that there was a legitimate legal question about whether partial expansions were even permitted.
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The much-feared wall of copper supply, resulting from a combination of new mines and expansions, seems to have already peaked.
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Expansions are common with miniatures games like these, so expect the game to introduce the other houses of Westeros over time.
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We have, over a long period of time, enjoyed average growth rates during expansions of 3 1/4 percent, you know.
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Predominantly focused on Southeast Asia, Zen Rooms' expansions included Sri Lanka, Hong Kong and Brazil, markets that share little in common.
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Both the starter set and a special Fast & Furious edition are available, along with tons of track expansions and new cars.
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Those states would have to find the extra $32 billion themselves to maintain their expansions, the center said in its report.
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All four came from ISPs that had announced broadband expansions before Pai took over, with the net neutrality rules in place.
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There are a bunch of expansions, but the base game and five / six player expansion are a good place to start.
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Majors including Exxon Mobil Corp, Chevron Corp and Royal Dutch Shell have maintained Gulf operations but focused expansions on U.S. shale.
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It's just that Destiny as a "live game" never seemed able to sustain my interest over the long haul between expansions.
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So far, Dowling has completed 110 of the 151 first generation Pokémon and is already contemplating further expansions of the project.
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The changes impact content not just from the base game, but also the plethora of expansions and add-ons, as well.
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Company executives announced that they'd be laying off a notable number of employees and temporarily pausing any expansions into new territories.
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Last November, Florida enacted Amendment 4 to the state constitution — one of the largest expansions of the franchise in modern history.
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Risk premiums are always low in late expansions, when the economy is doing well and people are willing to take risks.
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Without such effective automatic switches, Congress has had to enact "emergency" unemployment insurance expansions during or after every recession since 1970.
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In May 2017, the Florida Supreme Court's ruled against the ability of individual counties' conducting voter referendums to determine slot expansions.
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Republican officials in Idaho and Utah are currently seeking to curtail voter-approved Medicaid expansions amid legal threats against their efforts.
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Today's fascistic leaders aren't as aggressive and bellicose with their geopolitical expansions, because they aren't responding to a single, global grievance.
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Gridlock is often used as a dirty word, but in reality, it can prevent unnecessary spending and harmful expansions of government.
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Meanwhile, the market has added jobs for 88 straight months through April, marking one of the longest expansions in U.S. history.
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He is the co-editor of "Election Law Stories" and is currently writing a new book on positive voting rights expansions.
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Müller said he believed these capacity expansions were not just linked to the iPhones, but also to some new Chinese customers.
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Woods in March told Wall Street investors that the expansions should help double Exxon's earnings by 2025 to about $31 billion.
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However, Indonesian output may be limited as the country's producers divert capital to power plant projects rather than expansions, Sjahrir added.
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The company said it plans to deploy the capital to develop its technology and make further expansions in Europe and Africa.
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Even five years and several significant expansions and patches later, Total War: Rome 2 remains a game without a sweet spot.
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However, the plaintiffs are in uncharted legal territory, and opponents say these cases hinge on radical, unprecedented expansions of existing laws.
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Democrats also won the governorships of both Maine and Kansas, whose Republican governors had held up Medicaid expansions passed last year.
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The bill includes aid for industries hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic, payments for millions of Americans, and unemployment benefit expansions.
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That is below the pace of some past expansions — the economy grew at around 4 percent annually in the late 1990s.
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But thanks to recent expansions of multiplayer features, what might otherwise feel like a mundane slog instead becomes a shared adventure.
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Now, each month seems to bring another beer maker, and this fall will add a harvest of brewery expansions and openings.
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The economic impact from the loss of sporting events and corporate expansions resulting from H.B. 22 wasn't felt in Hise's district.
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CollegeHumor shape-shifted frequently during its 22014-year run, but the evolutions were expansions: bicoastal offices, more staffers, higher production values.
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The stock market had its worst week since 2008, signaling that one of the longest expansions in history could be ending.
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"For the first time in many years, we are seeing signs of synchronized economic expansions at home and abroad," she said.
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An esteemed soprano saxophonist and N.E.A. Jazz Master, Mr. Liebman, 70, has recently been working with Expansions, a spry, protean quintet.
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Consumers' ability to pay down their debt looks reasonable, and is in much better shape than during the last two expansions.
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Bernie Sanders seeks to combine large Social Security expansions with a job guarantee for any disabled person who wants to work.
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We as Americans should take heed of how these quiet expansions in genetic surveillance may threaten our democratic way of life.
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Even today, the game is still supported with new expansions, and it still has a monthly subscriber base in the millions.
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More Capex Cuts: Lotte has been reducing capex since 173 in light of the weak operating environment, including slowing store expansions.
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The company has also made major expansions into Asia, including a launch in India with a dedicated service showcasing Indian cinema.
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Presidential monument designations or expansions have exceeded 2628,28503 acres 22019 times, and every legal challenge based on monument size has failed.
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But this has been changing in recent years, with notable expansions at The New York Times, CNN and other major newsrooms.
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The game is currently on sale, and so are some expansions, so go ahead and get Seasons and Cats and Dogs.
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Ms. Burke disagreed with public school advocates that the 529 expansions would hurt public schools by incentivizing families to leave them.
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More importantly, the Trans Mountain and Line 3 expansions would be adding new pipes on existing routes, not bulldozing new territory.
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The first study covers the early period of the Medicaid expansions (Currie & Gruber, 103), and a second study (Howell et al.
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In total, the retailer says these current expansions will bring the shipping and pickup services to "tens of millions" of Target shoppers.
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It'll be a "complete edition," so players will get access to the base game as well as the handful of subsequent expansions.
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Some of the expansions began in 2013, but the scope of the project is now growing and the timeline extended, Exxon said.
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The company said it expected an alumina surplus in China in 2019, driven by refinery expansions and lower-than-expected smelting production.
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Fintech startup Revolut has been teasing Asian market expansions for more than a year, but it sounds like it might finally happen.
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New monsters might appear, different tile sets will be used and status conditions like "burning" (added in later expansions) come into play.
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At the same time, companies are doing a pretty bang-up job of pocketing the economic expansions' rewards as cold, hard profit.
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This year, Disney will open a pair of ambitious expansions to its theme parks in California and Florida: Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.
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But after numerous expansions and updates, it grew into one of the most satisfying online shooter experiences console gaming had to offer.
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Over the past century, as governments assumed responsibility for preventing downturns, economic expansions grew longer and recessions became milder and less frequent.
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A number of Microsoft's competitors in the cloud computing space are also currently eyeing the Australian market for their data center expansions.
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However, it could increase to around 2.5x from acquisitions or significant manufacturing capacity expansions, with FCF providing a source of timely deleveraging.
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SOME INVESTORS worry that America will face a recession in the next few years, after one of the longest expansions on record.
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One year after launch, the game is still growing with multiple spinoffs, expansions, and updates, many of which are still to come.
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The strategy would then shift to keeping players on for the long haul, probably eventually selling them future expansions and downloadable content.
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This Congress has already passed a law expanding platforms' liability for hosted content, and more significant expansions are already in the works.
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Along with "Forsaken," Bungie will also be launching a $70 season pass that will include upcoming expansions both this and next year.
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In Los Angeles, teachers went on strike, pushing back against charter school expansions, with support from presidential hopefuls including Harris and Sen.
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The advisory group also recommended requirements for new facilities and expansions to use the best available technology economically achievable to reduce emissions.
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That makes sense since Amazon is said to be eying regional expansions and Indonesia is sure to be high on its list.
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Farr's new take on U.S. investment reflects a broader questioning of overseas expansions, especially in China, for both political and operational reasons.
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He called for expansions into video and podcasting and described potential "festivals, music, different types of experiences" fueled by Pride Media content.
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The company also said it was continuing work on new construction projects, such as expansions at a concentrator and a desalination plant.
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Farrs new take on U.S. investment reflects a broader questioning of overseas expansions, especially in China, for both political and operational reasons.
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However, short-term interest rates will only increase gradually, much slower than in previous expansions; this should limit the fallout for borrowers.
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It will soon be followed by expansions, Noor II and Noor III, that will add even more mirrors to the existing plant.
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"Employment in the health-care and social assistance sectors accelerated more in states that saw the largest coverage expansions," the economists said.
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Last year saw global trade grow by just an estimated 2.0 percent, according to the OECD, continuing a run of feeble expansions.
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The new expansion also marks the retirement of last season's expansions and adventures, Blackrock Mountain, The Grand Tournament and League of Explorers.
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They would find it much more challenging to maintain these evidence-based programs in the face of a repeal of those expansions.
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This is not our final update for dealing with toxicity — we will continue to observe and make changes and expansions as needed.
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Today, Messenger Kids has over half a million users across iOS and Android, and is continuing to grow with these international expansions.
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Democrats must resist the far left's calls to pursue expensive expansions of social insurance programs before making our current obligations financially sustainable.
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The price/dividend ratio is high — but, accounting for low interest rates, it is exactly where it has been in previous expansions.
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"I think it's a myth that expansions die of old age," Janet Yellen, the chairwoman of the Fed, said late last year.
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Although I've been informed that the president rejected larger expansions of troops than the one announced this week, that's not good enough.
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As New York Fed President William Dudley archly noted, expansions do not die of natural causes, they are killed by the Fed.
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A coalition of top labor unions on Monday called on Congress to pass expansions on programs to protect immigrants with temporary permits.
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In the run up to its newest expansion, Blizzard has made all its previous expansions free with a subscription to the game.
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Nerds like me still wait expectantly for Wizards of the Coast, the company that puts out the cards, to release new expansions.
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That pattern continues today, and more than a dozen Republican governors have been fighting to protect Medicaid expansions created by the ACA.
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If it revisits partial expansions after the midterms, Republican governors would likely be able to quickly roll back the program even further.
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Today, after five expansions, the game has drastically changed, and a lot of players long for the game in its original form.
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Although many feared that coverage expansions from the Affordable Care Act might lead to an overwhelmed physician work force, that didn't happen.
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The cash transfers and safety net expansions Washington is considering are exactly the kind of policies we needed more of in 2008.
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I'm hoping for expansions that will give my dupes new landscapes to roam, swanky outfits to wear, and fluffy creatures to ranch.
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Apple, Facebook, LinkedIn and Uber have also embarked on recent New York expansions — much of it driven by a hunt for talent.
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And if it isn't, why do we think Republicans in such a world will suddenly be eager to pass welfare state expansions?
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Third, we need to amend the Flores Settlement Agreement and recent expansions which would allow for family detention during the removal process.
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And just like any powerful car engine, economic expansions — and this one is in its 10th year — eventually run out of gas.
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The bill includes direct payments of $1,200 for millions of Americans, emergency loans for businesses, aid for hospitals, and unemployment-benefit expansions.
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Progressives understand that they have a tactical advantage when expansions of federal authority are essentially hidden in massive last-minute spending bills.
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As China's financial might has grown, companies like HNA have embarked on ambitious expansions, spreading money around the world and reshaping markets.
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Poor people: Many states would be expected to roll back their expansions of the Medicaid program to cover childless adults without disabilities.
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Bonds are instruments for established companies, not for the countless small startup companies, and for financing inventories or raising loans for expansions.
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"When you step in to the world, you're the hero," Chris Beatty, Disney Imagineer and executive director of the new expansions said.
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Why did Attorney General Jeff Sessions move quickly to roll back the civil rights expansions put into place by his Democratic predecessors?
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Even Alabama, Mississippi and South Dakota could become new medical cannabis markets and other states' medical programs could see expansions, he added.
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And as employment expansions go, this one is starting to rival some of the biggest in the past 40 years or so.
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Amid this aggressive devaluation and monetary expansions due to salaries and bonuses, we are expecting a much more aggressive stage of hyperinflation.
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Expansions that add new monsters and a higher tier of difficulty, previously known as G-rank, are a tradition for the series.
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The law led to the cancellation of planned job expansions and the relocation of coveted championship sports events out of the state.
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There were, however, ways to move in that direction, such as big expansions of the earned income tax credit and the like.
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When it's so much harder to pass anything, why wouldn't it be harder to pass expansions of the welfare state in particular?
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Maintaining this larger infrastructure costs money and limits how deeply provider payments can be cut to pay for the substantial coverage expansions.
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"What's in our favor now is expansions are typically lower capital cost," Michael Crothers, Shell Canada President, told the Reuters Global Commodities Summit.
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Maven launched in January 2016, and began a rapid series of expansions that took it to locations across the U.S. throughout last year.
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A similar unit will open this summer at the York Correctional Institution, the state&aposs women&aposs prison and further expansions are planned.
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The announcement of HBO's streaming service expansions comes shortly after rival Netflix's game-changing move to make its service available across the globe.
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In the last month, the state lost hundreds of potential jobs after PayPal and Deutsche Bank pulled expansions in protest of the law.
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The company currently operates in Seattle and Los Angeles, and is planning expansions to cities in New York, Texas, North Carolina and elsewhere.
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Central banks have created an environment where both major downturns as well as expansions are almost impossible, venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya said Tuesday.
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This suite of services is operation in Singapore but for new market expansions Carro may tailor its offerings according at launch, Tan explained.
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The competitive program will aggressively jump-start the state's growth in this sector, attract business expansions and position Iowa's talented workers for prosperity.
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Expansions are characterised by strong positive feedback mechanisms, which ensure once they get going they develop considerable internal momentum (growth fuels more growth).
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Route expansions in both cities also suggest that Lyft is at least happy enough with its initial test to keep growing the project.
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In addition to the NSFW expansion already available, Lee and his team are hard at work on expansions and tweaks to the game.
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It also has had to back out of several expansions in Italy (banned), Russia (partnered with Yandex), and China (merged business with Didi).
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The administration also believed that more states would pursue partial expansions if they opened that door, given how it would help their budgets.
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Meanwhile, the game's creators have adopted a service model, with a steady stream of updates and expansions designed to keep players coming back.
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The central bank's current target range is between 2.25% and 13%, above zero but well below levels considered normal during prior economic expansions.
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So are attempts to roll back socially liberal rulings of recent terms, such as expansions of gay rights and limits on capital punishment.
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In an interview, Magro added that some plant expansions may be "very minor," and serve to adjust the mix of nitrogen products produced.
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This includes improvements and expansions to services like unemployment insurance and Medicaid, as well as job-search assistance and a higher minimum wage.
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January PMI survey data have already indicated a limp start to 2016, registering one of the weakest expansions seen over the past year.
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It would also rein in expansions for Medicaid coverage, leaving the most vulnerable Americans—many of whom are struggling with addiction—without care.
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The top line was boosted by the company's acquisition of Fidelis Care last year and program expansions in states like Florida and Illinois.
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These cards are then supplemented with a number of cards from the Core Set, 3 Deluxe Expansions, and the Terminal Directive Campaign Expansion.
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Programs to return land to displaced war victims are roiling property holdings and could prevent expansions into fertile areas once controlled by rebels.
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Since the end of the Second World War, recessions have generally become shorter and milder, while expansions have become longer and less frenzied.
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The only way to solve CUNY's problems at the local level is a prohibitive rise in tuition followed by careful investments and expansions.
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Some states would likely end their Medicaid expansions earlier than 2900 if the Senate GOP's healthcare bill becomes law, according to several sources.
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One mechanism that has worked in the past and can work again would be allowing states to stop new enrollment in their expansions.
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At the helm of the scramble were employees like Woodside, whose experiences manufacturing expansions in times of breakthrough growth would prove themselves useful.
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Typically the economy operates furthest below its potential at the end of recessions and peaks above its potential towards the end of expansions.
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In some ways, a murky outlook is common as economic expansions age and the next recession begins to take shape on the horizon.
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These expenditures can get underway more quickly than port expansions, even if such "quick-hit" spending may not yield growth-enhancing productivity boosts.
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The problem for JetBlue is that airlines have to plan their schedules and routes, including expansions, looking months or even a year forward.
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The company said exploration projects in Guyana and the Permian Basin as well as refining and chemical plant expansions, should help boost earnings.
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That was unchanged from a preliminary reading and kept the index comfortably above the 50-point line dividing expansions in activity from contractions.
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"As Janet says, expansions don't die of old age," Ben Bernanke told conference-goers in January, agreeing with his successor at the Fed.
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With interest rates rising across the board, it remains to be seen whether businesses will follow through on their planned investments and expansions.
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"We believe this will be one of the longest economic expansions, and thus one the longest bull markets, we have experienced," he said.
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The new financing is aimed at growing out its presence in new market expansions which, beyond Thailand, include Singapore, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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President Trump says he wants to build dozens of new warships in one of the biggest peace-time expansions of the U.S. Navy.
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Some of the games Blizzard offers as a service, including "World of Warcraft" and the card game "Hearthstone," received expansions this year, too.
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It is this paradox — these constant expansions and contractions, like a beating heart — that keep the human capital flowing and the city growing.
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Some legal experts worry the Trump administration's push to impose new rules on tech companies could lead to broad expansions of government power.
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And unlike Mr. Obama's insurance coverage expansions, these changes are not in jeopardy, said Dennis M. Murphy, IU Health's president and chief executive.
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New pipelines and expansions to existing lines out of North Dakota are anticipated to help improve prices going forward, the company also said.
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In other communities, the sums of money devoted to lavish expansions, aggressive advertising and eye-popping executive compensation are a source of irritation.
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Front Burner The Deco, in the garment district, will host outposts of popular shops, as expansions come to the Chelsea and Essex markets.
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The expansions will release in two parts: The Isle of Armor and The Crown Tundra, set for June 2020 and fall 2020, respectively.
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Under Mr. Scutari's bill, the five existing dispensaries would get the first opportunity to open a recreational facility, which would mean extensive expansions.
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Though economic expansions don't die of old age, the current U.S. one is 87 months long, the fourth longest since World War Two.
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Over the ensuing 12 years, he led the company through a period of dramatic growth and expansions internationally and into new retail formats.
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"When you look at economic expansions, it's in that recovery that you see income growth – businesses recover, reorganize, workers find jobs," Price said.
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Democrats have also looked for ways to finance vast expansions in government spending on health care and student loan forgiveness, among other programs.
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But Khosrowshahi has C-suite chops: He's been CEO of travel website Expedia since 2005, leading the company though brand expansions including Expedia.
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The United States is in the midst of one of the longest expansions in the nation's history, and job growth has been strong.
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Mexico's continued dependence on LNG is largely a result of falling domestic natural gas production and delays facing U.S. cross-border pipeline expansions.
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Kissam and other executives have spoken openly about a strategy of using excess cash from the two smaller divisions to fund lithium expansions.
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A more than 50 percent drop in lithium prices since 2018 has unnerved industry executives, fueling cuts to capital spending and halting expansions.
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US allies decry Trump as hammering at the braces of the Western alliance and emboldening Russia and China to lead aggressive military expansions.
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You can make substantial gains in means-tested programs — think of things like EITC— for less cost than expansions in universal programs, often.
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While that deal finally made the EITC expansions in the 2009 stimulus package permanent, that was a change that Ryan resisted for years.
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Some streetcar supporters worry that the backlash might endanger Atlanta's chances for federal government-backed expansions, and figures like Mr. Robinson are counseling patience.
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Citi analyst Oliver Nugent argues that smelter restarts, expansions and new operations will add 500,000-600,000 tonnes of new refined zinc supply this year.
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That's especially true when you consider that, unlike subscription-based online games, the developer and publisher Activision make money on game and expansions sales.
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The growth in the state follows recent expansions in Denver, Minneapolis and Indianapolis and a plan to do so in Pittsburgh, the bank said.
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"Waning market expectations of sizeable further expansions of our program have been accompanied by inflation expectations that are increasingly consistent with our aim," Praet.
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The others included spinoffs, expansions, racing games, match-three games, shoot-em-ups, a Transformers tie-in, and two very angry Star Wars games.
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Such gains, however, were lower than the expansions recorded in October, when electronics output surged nearly 45 percent and semiconductor production jumped 64 percent.
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But by the mid-26s there were also experiments in using them for algebraic computation, and particularly to automate the generation of series expansions.
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The plans are a part in the series of Amazon's grocery, delivery and pickup expansions to cities across the United States in recent months.
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His goal was to refocus the company, which analysts worried was distracted by international expansions and expensive liquefied natural gas projects under his predecessor.
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It would likely encourage more women to participate in the workforce rather than stay at home, as state-level expansions of preschool have done.
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Still, it has struggled to head off these local fights — all while Google and Apple plan major expansions in crowded cities without the backlash.
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Faulty battery woes have long plagued HP laptops, with seemingly annual recall announcements and expansions dating back to 2016 and totaling nearly 250,000 units.
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I did not get some of the expansions I sought and Congress forced austerity on the economy prematurely by threatening a historic debt default.
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The new mobile game is just the latest of a deluge of spinoffs and expansions to be announced since FFXV first debuted last year.
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While the main game has received a steady stream of new story expansions and will soon be home to a new online multiplayer mode.
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Rail shipments are a critical relief valve for Alberta's oil production, which has grown in recent years while pipeline expansions stalled due to opposition.
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Unlike with the first game, The Division 22's post-launch roadmap for its first year will involve three free expansions for all players.
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Average GDP growth during this expansion has been a mere 2.3%, much lower than the 3.6% that was seen in America's three previous expansions.
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The pharmaceutical company in response announced plans to increase access to its leading product by making expansions to its already existing cost-cutting programs.
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Some on the left peddle the myth that vast expansions of government services can be paid for primarily by higher taxes on the rich.
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The first proposal is to freeze all expansions and capital spending until every subway line has a 95% on-time rate during normal operations.
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Apple didn't say when Search Ads would reach other countries, but with the new expansions it has some of the top markets now covered.
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In the case of both market expansions, Uber sought (and heavily publicized) endorsements from government officials and the U.S. ambassadors of the respective countries.
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Today its streaming service is priced around $3 per month and available in 19 countries thanks to expansions into the Middle East and Africa.
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Grand Theft Auto V hasn't received the same kind of meaty single-player expansions as its predecessors, but there's a good reason: GTA Online.
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Three massive expansions — the annexation of Texas, the Oregon acquisition, and the postwar Mexican Cession — occurred during the presidency of Democrat James K. Polk.
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Once their license is approved, the companies will be able to more easily raise additional capital for expansions and build out more, he said.
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The startup is going to hone its focus on Bangalore and Hyderabad for now, with no new expansions for 6-10 months, he added.
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The resume was posted on Minella's official website and includes credits for dozens of other video games, including past Blizzard games and Hearthstone expansions.
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There are many versions and expansion packs for Carcassonne, but this newly designed version includes the original game plus the river and abbot expansions.
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These coverage expansions might mean something different for outpatient or clinic visits, or prescription drug use, which are also big drivers of health spending.
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Former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has quipped that expansions do not die of old age, they are murdered - most often because of policy mistakes.
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We've compiled a comprehensive list of demands the best ideas for future Black Panther spin offs, crossovers, standalones, prequels, sequels, and alternate universe expansions.
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Fifty is the mark dividing contractions in activity from expansions, meaning activity has held steady in the month after shrinking a little in June.
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Both of these expansions add important nuance, and are areas that most other companies have yet to grapple with in their own bug bounties.
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Despite one of the longest-running economic expansions on record over the last decade, millions of Americans continue to struggle to pay their taxes.
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But Schatz and Sanders have both alluded to the possibility of using expansions like these as a stepping-stone toward a single-payer system.
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"Only the expansions from March 53 to March 2001 [120 months] and from February 1961 to December 1969 [106 months] were longer," they wrote.
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The game has seen multiple updates and expansions in the time since, including the massive overhaul The Taken King, the biggest expansion to date.
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Listen to Cramer's thoughts here Cramer loves Apple, Facebook, and Alphabet, but the host said he's a bit nervous about the stocks' multiple expansions.
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The second way to boost capacity is through brownfield expansions, which Kavonic said typically cost about 30 percent less than building projects from scratch.
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I don't think we need to build to build any more parking lots, and maybe we don't need to build any more roadway expansions.
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Like other Marketplace expansions, the new hotline to household maintenance is enabled by partnerships with third parties, in this case Porch, Handy, and HomeAdvisor.
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Senate bill: Changes to Medicaid would happen more slowly under the Senate bill, beginning to diminish expansions in 2021 over a three-year period.
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Overall, the Moody's report estimates $11.7 billion of fresh money will be raised this year for airport expansions and another $6.9 billion next year.
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Stocks are rising in this expansion at the same rate they have risen in previous expansions — and much slower than the late 28503s boom.
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The "complete pack," including the original Company of Heroes and its expansions, is on sale for $9.24 on Steam, and it's worth every penny.
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Proposed major expansions at Anglo American and Glencore's Collahuasi mine and Antofagasta's Los Pelambres, for instance, show no medium-term signs of going forward.
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Capacity expansions for standard viscose, coupled with the sluggish demand, caused prices to reach a new historic low in the third quarter, Lenzing added.
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Businesses born on the internet including shirt maker Untuckit, make-up retailer Glossier, lingerie brand ThirdLove and shoe company Rothy's are plotting physical expansions.
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Several major new projects and expansions are planned in the coming years, as Chilean miners confront declining ore grades at sometimes century-old mines.
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Business expectations towards the year ahead, improved slightly in April, supported by ongoing company expansions, projects of improving market conditions and increasing client bases.
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The great expansions in economic activity resulting from the IT revolution are in great part driven by the freedom to experiment and innovate unhindered.
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You get the base game and its expansions Blood and Wine and Hearts of Stone, which equates to almost 200 hours of possible gameplay.
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"Normally when expansions are reliant on the consumer, you start watching the clock, in terms of how much longer it will last," he said.
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Even with federal grants designed to make these expansions more affordable, there are hundreds of communities across the US that are essentially internet deserts.
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The proposed expansions are mostly for airports in Europe, including the one here in Brussels, which was the site of terrorist attacks in March.
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It's not at all clear that the trade deficit has harmed the U.S. economy, which is enjoying one of its longest expansions in history.
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James Stock, also a Harvard economist, said annual growth during this expansion has been about 1.74 percentage points slower than the last three expansions.
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"We've had two different expansions here," Clark noted, plus a $2911 million renovation a few years ago, offset by a tax abatement from Seymour.
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The following off-the-beaten-piste ski areas in North America offer new incentives to visit, including winter golf, extreme sledding and terrain expansions.
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We know that Native Americans were excluded from the Constitution's vision, and that the successful expansions of the early nation came at their expense.
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Little Tong recently opened a second location in Midtown, and the owners of Hunan Slurp and Little Alley are planning expansions for next year.
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The economy is in the 10th year of one of the longest expansions in American history, and officials expect the good times to continue.
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Both require that you already own at least one Brilliant Control, so these aren't standalone devices but instead expansions to the Brilliant Control system.
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Yet the EIU says that much of the improvement in emerging-market growth will be the result not of stronger expansions, but shallower recessions.
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Fortunately, economic expansions, unlike coin-flip streaks, usually provide some hints about when they are nearing their end — if you know where to look.
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But, you know, I forget who at the Federal Reserve originally said that expansions don't die of old age, the Federal Reserve kills them.
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The rapid expansion of the program, with or without ObamaCare expansions, means greater demand for care and services across a diverse group of people.
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These expansions were explicitly established to ensure that people are not penalized with loss of coverage when their income increases when they start working.
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If more Medicaid causes more opioid death, then states that added more Medicaid beneficiaries should see greater increases than states with smaller coverage expansions.
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Chapek also oversaw massive park expansions like the opening on Shanghai Disney, and the new Star Wars lands at Disneyland and Walt Disney World.
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Even better, the Switch version features all of the downloadable expansions, so you have lots of quality time with Geralt to look forward to.
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The document also cited as threats the expansions of both NATO and a U.S. network of military-biological laboratories in countries adjacent to Russia.
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Market research suggests that Roku is currently ahead in North America, but Roku and Amazon's international expansions could change things on a worldwide basis.
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"Expansions don't go on forever," said Sam Bullard, senior economist at Wells Fargo, who said there was another two to three years to go.
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This expansion, carried out under President Obama, is one of the many monument expansions that the Department of Interior is currently considering rolling back.
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A majority of small businesses would reinvest tax cuts back into their business and employees through capital investments, wage increases, new hiring and expansions.
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It also increased the number of nominees in the major categories from five to eight, in line with recent expansions at the Academy Awards.
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"We had a banking, if you will, of some large expansions in the prior two years," Mr. Olsavsky said on a call with analysts.
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No doubt the new OCMA intends to put the museum more prominently on the map, joining a growing trend of museum redesigns and expansions.
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After North Carolina passed its anti-LGBTQ law, PayPal and Deutsche Bank pulled expansions into the state that would have created hundreds of jobs.
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Medicaid expansions passed in deep-red Idaho, Utah, and Nebraska, and shocker gubernatorial results in Kansas boded well for a Medicaid expansion there, too.
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It features seven realms to traverse and solve puzzles in, and there will also be seasonal events and expansions added to the game over time.
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Rodrick Su, the original R+L=J poster, appears to have disappeared into the ether, but other discussions, posts, and expansions on the theory followed.
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Last year, Walmart invested more than $5 billion in e-commerce, technology and its supply chain, while it spent just $313 million on store expansions.
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"All of this requires a lot of talent hiring and employee expansions which explains the job numbers," said Anindya Ghose, a management professor at NYU.
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Fusco said Chase has ATMs within five minutes of the "vast majority" of discontinued machines because of expansions since it made the drug store deals.
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These practices are key reasons for the province's track record of timely returns to fiscal balance following recessions and consistent operating surpluses during economic expansions.
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And most state legislatures are Republican-controlled, meaning that reform-minded advocates probably should not rely on them either to enact significant voting rights expansions.
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"Normally when expansions are reliant on the consumer, you start watching the clock, in terms of how much longer it will last," he said. INVESTMENT?
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But the 0003, 2000, 21996, and 22013 expansions of the EITC didn't have any effect on labor force participation or employment, according to his analysis.
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But, he said, overall debt-to-GDP has risen at a rate consistent with other expansions and is not posing the threat of a bubble.
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In Nicaragua and Guatemala, the industry has targeted robusta expansions that would increase their combined harvest by five times, to about 540,000 60-kg bags.
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Initially, the app is limited to New Zealand, that's a common first step when some apps are launched worldwide and a sign of imminent expansions.
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The release of Diablo 23 and its expansions on Nintendo Switch is the perfect excuse to revisit one of the greatest games of all time.
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The critically acclaimed game launched for the Switch today as a bundle that includes the expansions and other content Blizzard has released over the years.
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But from the shape of its investors we can guess that it is planning further expansions in Europe and moves into Japan and Southeast Asia.
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And, if you fall in love with the end of the world, there are a number of expansions that add more monsters, investigators and locations.
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The typical net long position reflects the overall expansion of the U.S. and global economies (expansions have been long while recessions have been relatively short).
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The new NATO-style nylon band, however, is the first of its kind for Apple Watch, where the others were expansions on the previous lineup.
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Why it matters: A vote by the Arlington County Board on the draft deal approaches amid mounting scrutiny of financial incentives promised for corporate expansions.
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Last December, Apple announced that it would bring 6,200 employees to Austin, TX. It also promised significant expansions in six other US cities, including Seattle.
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Bethesda continued to support the game for some time with several large expansions and small add-ons, culminating with the "Nuka World" expansion in 2016.
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Beyond that, the bill would create new regulations and new federal bureaucracies in every state that would make Obamacare's expansions of state power look Reaganesque.
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U.S. President Donald Trump says he wants to build dozens of new warships in one of the biggest peace-time expansions of the U.S. Navy.
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Critics have cast expansions of state power, from the New Deal to the Affordable Care Act, as moves toward government control of just about everything.
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This suggests that major coverage expansions result in shifts in who uses the hospital, but not increases in overall hospital use, the study team concludes.
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Arizona and Maine have both used enrollment freezes to wind down earlier Medicaid expansions to able-bodied adults after the programs faced massive cost overruns.
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On the other hand, the ACA's Medicaid and private health insurance expansions have provided affordable and quality health insurance for more than 20 million Americans.
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Beyond geographical expansions, Koo also wants to broaden CXA's services to enable insurance firms and banks to cross-sell new packages into existing users, i.e.
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They also want to accelerate the rollback of state Medicaid expansions, currently pegged in the GOP leadership's bill to begin at the end of 2019.
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In most countries budget deficits are under control, and after years of austerity the euro zone is at last enjoying the mildest of fiscal expansions.
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Clinton has advocated for natural gas pipelines that will hurt the environment, and that as secretary of state she had rewarded companies through fracking expansions.
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But in practice, even this solution appears to have limits, judging by the disappointing results of monetary expansions since the financial crisis of 2007-08.
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The result is a set of planned restarts and capacity expansions in primary and downstream aluminum sectors that will create more than 21625,2900 new jobs.
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State legislatures across the country are considering new restrictions or expansions of gun rights in the aftermath of the mass shooting at a Parkland, Fla.
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But the West Elk and King II expansions were far enough along in the process that they were excluded from the moratorium from the beginning.
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If the funding lapses, staff could be laid off, facility renovations or expansions could be canceled or delayed and hours of operation could be reduced.
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Most insurers posted deeper net loss than the same period a year prior as many look to make ambitious expansions into new states and markets.
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It would give Republican governors who inherited ObamaCare expansions a tool to gradually roll back the bad policy choices of their predecessors without creating chaos.
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The two most recent districts approved last year were expansions of Mount Morris Park in Harlem and a new Bedford district in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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" That sentiment was echoed by Mr. O'Donnell, who associated the adoption of M.M.A. with expansions of gambling in the state, asking, "When will it stop?
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As Pierson has written, it's very very difficult to roll back expansions of the social safety net, because it creates beneficiaries who will resist repeal.
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He passed a stimulus bill that included major reforms to the nation's education system, big spending on clean energy, and significant expansions of antipoverty programs.
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In addition to announcing the service expansions, T-Mobile also released data on how the service had affected customer's data consumption and it's pretty substantial.
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There are now too many humans and too much plastic on this pale blue dot to continue planning our industrial expansions on a quarterly basis.
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The refinery is also considered critical for supplying the islands with reliable electricity — although recent expansions of renewable energy have reduced the islands' vulnerability somewhat.
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They may do things like withhold licenses Spotify needs for key international expansions, like India, or not agree to new terms after existing contracts expire.
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"Removing all undocumented immigrants in just two years, as Donald Trump has proposed, would require monumental expansions in U.S. immigration enforcement operations," the study said.
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At just 1,200 square feet, the cottage allowed them to focus on the highest-quality restoration possible — and to dream of the expansions to come.
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And the Federal Reserve on Tuesday announced significant expansions in lending from a stabilization fund to make sure creditworthy businesses could continue to access funding.
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The freefall took the index deeper below the 23-point line dividing expansions from contractions than it has ever been in its 22-year history.
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The economy has grown at less than 2 percent for three consecutive quarters and failed to gain the kind of strength seen in previous expansions.
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Christopher Robertson, a health law expert at the University of Arizona, told me he'd give the ACA "a solid B" because of its coverage expansions.
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In 21625, the CBO produced a report with predictions of expansions in Medicaid enrollment; these figures were revised up in 2900, and again in 220006.
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But overall, Evans' message was clear: by next year, higher rates will already start to slow one of the longest economic expansions in U.S. history.
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Interest rates are mired at lower levels than in past economic expansions, part of a long-running trend that looks unlikely to reverse anytime soon.
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Nintendo didn't mention anything about paid DLC or expansions, but the developer did say that there will be multiple free updates coming in the future.
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At the time of its passage, most of the bill's Republican supporters said the cut would result in higher wages, factory expansions, and more jobs.
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It also comes as Google's expansions have caused tension among community residents who fear the company's growth will add to an already tight housing supply.
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The miner is shifting its emphasis to copper and said it will no longer fund major expansions in iron ore as that market reaches saturation.
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"This is where the talent is," Mr. Gianaris said, noting that both Google and Facebook had announced substantial expansions in Manhattan in the past year.
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Yes, payroll growth can be volatile from month-to-month, but the change in employment tends to fluctuate around a fairly stable trend during expansions.
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For one thing, the game received two massive expansions, so if you're just starting, you have a lot of video game in front of you.
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Planned expansions at Gorgon and Woodside's planned multibillion-dollar Scarborough and Browse developments would be affected by the new guidelines if enforced by the government.
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Ralph Lauren's executives also talked up the company's digital and global expansions, focusing on pushing e-commerce initiatives forward while improving the overall customer experience.
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The American economy is in the midst of one of the longest expansions in the nation's history, but it is also one of the weakest.
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And the law has turned into an economic issue after PayPal and Deutsche Bank pulled expansions from the state, costing the state hundreds of jobs.
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Originally designed by Walt Disney's wife, Lillian, Club 33 underwent extensive renovations and expansions in 2014, and now looks completely different than it used to.
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With so many horses in the race, big builds backed by established players or expansions of existing export facilities will likely fare better than upstarts.
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But that's exactly why it deserves more—not less—attention, and why we need far more focus on harm reduction and mental health care expansions.
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The parts of the Affordable Care Act that have turned out to be the most vulnerable are the cost-control measures, not the coverage expansions.
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Destiny, on the other hand, charges players $60 for a foundational piece of software and then another $20 to $40 for added expansions down the line.
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He points to easier year-over-year comparisons flattering its same-store sales growth and store expansions as reasons that the stock will soar this year.
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Unlike most games, the expansions to Dark Souls titles aren't additional, isolated new bits of game—they're embedded directly into the world as it already exists.
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But last year, Hastings came to Hunt and explained that the company's various expansions made Greg Peters a better fit and that he would take over.
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But the approach is truly novel, and it'll be interesting to see how customers react, both in China and with future planned expansions to other markets.
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Russia's low-sulphur diesel exports have increased massively after pipeline expansions, providing more diesel to Europe's backyard and undercutting prices in the region to an extent.
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And the public would have never favored the massive expansions President Franklin Roosevelt brought to Washington had the Great Depression not been raging in full force.
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Samsung is starting sales in the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico and Korea today (Friday), with expansions to other countries coming "in the weeks ahead," it said.
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It's the same story with the second-phase expansions of the eight liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants that have either been built or are nearing completion.
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Spend 100 hours digging into every possible nook and cranny of this wonderful place, and then do it all again in a couple of great expansions.
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Players may notice that some of the later monster activations, those from the most recent Hero and Monster Collections and box expansions, do some wacky things.
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If you are looking for something with more meat on it, The Elder Scrolls Online and Final Fantasy XIV both have beefy expansions coming this month.
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We know there will be a full year of expansions after Shadowkeep, because there is an annual pass attached that promises seasonal content through next summer.
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Variety notes that studio space is in short supply in England, with major sound stages undergoing major expansions to keep up with demand for shooting space.
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Google and Apple have been undertaking major expansions outside of Silicon Valley and doing so with a lot less tax money and a lot less drama.
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Partial expansions or other proposals that the Obama administration rejected but Trump's administration might accept — like work requirements — don't have the same evaluative value, he said.
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The discourse around Fallout 120 doesn't take this into account, and it's likely due in part to many players missing out on Fallout 4's expansions.
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Some estimates from analysis firms like Agrilyst put the planned expansions in indoor farming at around 22 million square feet (much of that in the U.S.).
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Even while Apttus is looking to expand its market opportunities, it's also announcing expansions to the product too with a new Incentives Suite and Intelligence Suite.
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The two Nemesis expansions focus on the world, bringing additional orc tribes to the game, and with them more enemies, followers, gear, abilities and optional activities.
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Cargill's recent push has centered around its proteins business, with expansions in feed production and aquaculture and divestitures of its U.S. pork business and cattle feedlots.
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The researchers found that the 2004 and 2007 EU expansions, where a total of 12 new countries were integrated, both negatively impacted cross-border research collaboration.
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The game is available on both Steam and the Windows 10 store, and it includes the base game as well as its two expansions for $19.99.
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Refiners have also undertaken extensive expansions and upgrades to reduce their production of high-sulfur residuals and increase output of IMO-compliant fuel oil and gasoil.
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Copper's supply dynamics are more complex than those of zinc, with unforeseen production hits and producer cutbacks balanced against new mines and expansions of existing mines.
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Lawmakers are also in the process of reauthorizing the Farm Bill, and rural providers are hoping it includes grants and loans to help finance network expansions.
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And if you're bored of the base game, there's tons of expansions such as Seafarers, Cities & Knights, and Traders & Barbarians that can wildly change the game.
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The two later expansions — Heart of the Swarm and Legacy of the Void — and the Nova Covert Ops downloadable content will still come at a cost.
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