While comparing the two, Jaguar's charging infrastructure falls behind Tesla's robust network.
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Amid the thrill of driving it, the show's camera car falls behind.
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The team falls behind, then it comes back, usually the following inning.
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It still falls behind the core Facebook app, which has 2.5 billion users.
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"Every time there's a coup d'état, the country falls behind," Mr. Thanathorn said.
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If Washington falls behind, Thompson could see more touches and rack up some points.
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Tesla falls behind Sunrun Understandably, Tesla's main priority is its far larger electric vehicle business.
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The first rule of any expedition is that if someone falls behind, you leave him.
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It still falls behind references to Bentley and Benz, but the gap looks to be narrowing.
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Clinton also falls behind Trump on the question of which candidate is more honest and trustworthy.
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But sometimes, Apple forgets to innovate and falls behind: big screen phones, streaming music, reasonable prices.
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But Mexico falls behind several other nations in terms of the total dollars sent from abroad.
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A 3,300mAh battery falls behind other recent phones, but through optimization it can last quite some time.
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There is a woman who can run ahead of the crowd, and a man that falls behind.
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"One area where the US falls behind quite a bit is in the safety metric," she said.
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When the law falls behind technology, somebody often pays the price, and currently that somebody is doctors.
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The world we actually live in often falls behind the world that Hollywood projects onto our screens.
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So voter suppression and difficulty registering are the two main reasons the US falls behind so many others.
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If America falls behind in the clean energy revolution, it is not Trump who will pay the price.
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If the customer falls behind, M-Kopa turns off the system until the account is up to date.
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Its $127 million weekend falls behind both Finding Dory ($135.1 million) and Incredibles 2 ($182.7 million), both from Pixar.
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If a borrower with a bundle of home loans falls behind in their payments, the unregulated lender loses money first.
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Despite Washington's changing approach to education policy, the United States continually falls behind in the global race for educational excellence.
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As a consequence public sector life insurers' earnings diversification between investment, risk and expense results falls behind the market average.
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If it falls behind, that probably means there's a recession and the Fed needs to act to get growth higher.
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Weak infrastructure and safety concerns are two of the reasons why Guatemala's tourism industry falls behind that of Costa Rica.
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Conversely, if the Fed falls behind and allows inflation grow too quickly that could also put the economic expansion at risk.
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It's sweet without having an identifiable flavor, and for that reason, it falls behind every other too-sweet flavor we tried.
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But that cannot continue if our roads crumble, bridges age and our highway system falls behind the rest of the world.
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When one sailor falls behind, the rest of his teammates run towards him for support and they finish this exercise together.
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For BDO, the ratings may be downgraded if the bank falls behind peers when building its capital buffers as regulatory requirements rise.
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When a borrower falls behind on a loan, mortgage contracts typically let the lender order an appraisal of the home's current value.
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But the idea that the rich are getting richer while everyone else falls behind is becoming more prevalent in the United States.
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So far 12 million people have registered for TSA PreCheck, which falls behind the agency's goal of enrolling 25 million people by 2019.
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That delivery may be pushed back for a sixth time, however, as aircraft construction and certification falls behind schedule, according to local media.
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It falls behind lowering the amount individuals pay on health care, lowering the price of prescription drugs and addressing the nation's opioid epidemic.
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The two sides used to think they could both thrive; today each has vision of success in which the other lot falls behind.
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That delivery may be pushed back for a sixth time, however, as aircraft construction and certification falls behind schedule, according to local media.
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That makes it the second best performer among major indexes in Asia — it falls behind China's Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP), which has jumped 22%.
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Congressional productivity during the GOP's first two years controlling both the House and Senate falls behind historical averages, according to a new analysis.
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The company has dialed back its enthusiastic tone as it falls behind its original timeline for getting full self-driving cars on the road.
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Even if the U.S. falls behind in scientific leadership, the country's researchers will collaborate with and build off of research done in other countries.
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The world's food security, as well as the United States' national-security interests, are at risk if the U.S. falls behind on agricultural research.
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Tech falls behind on consumer trustNot only are consumers betting that traditional banks are here to stay, they also appear to trust them more.
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Though he falls behind in some key early voting stages, the former vice president has continued to maintain his lead on a national scale.
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We've seen some progress, for instance, the French government has started a couple of initiatives, but Europe-, really there's a danger that Europe falls behind.
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Massachusetts has been historically progressive in women's issues and business development, but when it comes to cost efficiency, it falls behind compared to other states.
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Alternatively, if the Fed doesn't act fast enough and falls behind the curve on policy, it could end up pushing up long-term bond yields.
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As federal funding falls behind, states would be left to raise taxes to meet the shortfalls, cut their budgets elsewhere or provide less Medicaid coverage.
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It also falls behind some middle-tier candidates like Andrew Yang, who raised $10 million, and Cory Booker, who brought in more than $6 million.
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Commercial production at new refineries, particularly large ones, often falls behind schedule as testing of the various units reveals minor issues that need ironing out.
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As the energy sector falls behind, with crude hitting its lowest level since April, Gordon feels that there's more pressure on tech to lead the market.
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While the United States has brought that rate down from about 12 percent to 9.6 percent in 2015, it still falls behind many other developed nations.
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However, he falls behind almost immediately, and as Philip, who arrived to present the award, watches the boys return, he realizes Charles never made it back.
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As the sun falls behind the moon, they may notice their psychic abilities flare up, Gat says, though Virgos, often quite logical people, may doubt this.
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Alternatively, if the Fed fails to act fast enough and falls behind the curve on policy, it could end up pushing up long-term bond yields.
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We could still see some sort of affordable Apple Gear AR device someday, especially if the company falls behind on its plans for the AR holy grail.
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Boeing falls behind SpaceX in next space race The suits are designed specifically for the Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, which will fly astronauts to the International Space Station.
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Still, when it comes to the percent of overall jobs coming from the industry and the gross number of jobs, the state falls behind Virginia and Massachusetts.
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The Latino community is more active politically, as can be seen by the numerous Latino elected officials but still falls behind other groups in terms of voting.
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The second my breathing starts slowing down and falls behind the beat, an assistant appears and hovers directly over me, instructing me to get back in sync.
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Allowing AT&T-Time Warner to go through may limit competition today, but that may already happen in the future if Time Warner falls behind its content competitors.
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Though Japan, overall, has a world-class healthcare system, the country's organ donation system falls behind most modern nations', and child donors and transplants are even further behind.
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Kraft Heinz is feeling the squeeze as the brand falls behind food consumption trends and faces other mounting struggles, Wolfe Research analyst Scott Mushkin told CNBC on Friday.
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If Beijing falls behind its goals, Washington wants to reserve the right to impose additional tariffs or import restrictions as punishment without having to worry about Chinese retaliation.
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Kennedy always has Jules' back: she covers for her when she skips house meetings and goes all-out on a study session when she falls behind in her classes.
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This build has more RAM and a quite a bit more storage than our custom build, but still falls behind performance-wise with a baseline processor and video card.
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Moody's warned it could downgrade the company further if Tesla falls behind the updated production targets for the car, and changed the outlook on Tesla to negative from stable.
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A surge of climate activism is flooding Australia as the country falls behind on its promise to reduce emissions — effectively ignoring the Paris Agreement the Trump administration just abandoned.
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Lawmakers at an event Wednesday touted the potential benefits from emerging 5G technology but warned that Congress must act quickly in a bipartisan fashion before the U.S. falls behind.
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The honks go deeper, lower as geese fly farther further One geese falls behind Flies funnily faster until back home again in his or her V. My mother is death ?
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While it falls behind when compared to the iPad Pro, it is exactly the same (I am told, I do not have one to test yet) as the iPad Air.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign said on Wednesday that it raised $6 million from 135,000 donors in the first quarter, a haul that falls behind those of her major rivals.
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Pacey told Reuters he has "a filing cabinet full of failed applications over the years" and Sharpe noted that once research falls behind, future studies have less to build on.
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The EU enters the 2030s in one piece, but divided and less relevant, its high relative living standards fraying as Europe falls behind economic rivals and its population ages and shrinks.
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So what happens if she: (a) loses Iowa;(b) loses New Hampshire;(c) falls behind Sanders in the national polls and Donald Trump or Ted Cruz in the head-to-heads?
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"Unfortunately, the digital divide between rural and urban America is growing as essential broadband infrastructure falls behind in certain parts of the country," The other members of the caucus are Sen.
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This year, marginally, the rule is a bit better for Bloomberg; he nudges past Sanders with non-Democrats but falls behind him among people who identify as members of the party.
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You wear white (ivory if you're feeling wild), tulle is plentiful, and 9 out of 10 times your look includes a train that falls behind you all the way down the aisle.
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You might argue HTC is being more restrained in its processing, but purely as a camera that outputs the best possible image on full-auto, the 10 consistently falls behind Samsung's GS7.
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In the realm of X-Men movies, Wonder Woman only falls behind The Last Stand and Deadpool ($654.33 million), though it still has a fair shot of earning more than the former.
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But movies are only part of the picture and Prime Video falls behind when it comes to quality TV. Read our full breakdown on every major streaming service and how they compare.
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Critics have argued that its policy adjustment has been too gradual so far, raising the chance that it falls behind the curve and would have to make a bigger, potentially disruptive adjustment later.
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Keeping Score When a team falls behind, three games to none, in a seven-game playoff series, as the Blue Jays did Monday night to the Indians, everyone considers it dead and buried.
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That is a large number, but at this stage it still falls behind the labor market recovery of the 2900s and is a far cry from job creation during the recovery of the 220006s.
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It installs two GPS tracking devices in its trucks, Mr. Claburn explained "When a driver falls behind on payments, he might get a call that says, 'We know you're in New York,'" he said.
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But it has opened a rift with businesses and politicians who say too much regulation will ensure that Europe falls behind in the global economy by stifling innovation, reducing competitiveness and thwarting job creation.
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The US falls behind other wealthy nations in parental leave The policy still isn't as generous as neighboring Sweden, though, which gives a total of 480 days to a couple, or 240 days each.
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Relying on friends and rashly chosen lovers (one played by 1970s punk Richard Hell), when she falls behind on rent, Wren is a woman defiantly on the move, with nowhere to rest her head.
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Trump, a wealthy New York businessman whose volatile campaign has alienated some in the Republican establishment, faced a fresh rebuke on Monday as he falls behind Clinton in opinion polls ahead of the Nov.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine Ryan casts doubt on 'bizarre' California election results MORE (R-Calif.) falls behind in late vote counting, the new Congress will include only two Republicans — Reps.
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For example, if the hypothetical travel company defaults on its debts, or the hypothetical individual falls behind on credit card payments, that could help fuel a pullback in all types of lending across the economy.
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"If the infrastructure falls behind, you are going to solve your own problem because people will leave," said Nick Sifuentes, the executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, a transportation policy and advocacy group.
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This decrease in babies being born could lead to a "demographic time bomb," or when a country&aposs young population falls behind the population of older people, putting a strain on the country&aposs resources.
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ET, FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee), ROOT (Utah) ABOUT THE BUCKS (244-2101): Once Milwaukee falls behind in games, it faces an uphill climb as the team's 295 made 3-pointers ranks next-to-last in the NBA.
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So if the U.S. falls behind in advanced energy and our companies instead rely on carbon, eventually U.S. business will be operating at a higher cost than competitors around the world that rely on clean sources.
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Part of the answer, argued Harvard economist Dani Rodrik in an email, is that innovation is being bottled up in a small set of firms — largely in metropolitan areas — while the rest of the economy falls behind.
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If Apple falls behind on new platforms and developers begin to enter the Microsoft and Android ecosystems, it could be an opportunity for competitors to shepherd developers away from iOS and into their own mobile and desktop platforms.
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Donald Trump's behavior in recent days, from criticizing the parents of a fallen American soldier to declining to endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan, has strained the nerves of his campaign staff as he falls behind in the polls.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Asking prices for houses and apartments in England and Wales stabilized after a drop in June, but home-buyers remain cautious as wage growth falls behind inflation, a survey by property website Rightmove showed on Monday.
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Once the automatic adjustment is disabled, the screen behaves much more like other premium laptops, with a maximum brightness of 213 nits that matches the MacBook Air but falls behind the MacBook Pro and other class-leading laptop screens.
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Sanders is fond of pointing out that the United States falls behind other nations in that the country spends close to twice as much per person on health care, and the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs.
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In the aggregate, a left-wing Democrat with record-level minority turnout (1.26 million votes) and half of Jill Stein's votes (750,000) still falls behind if Trump gets just half of the 85033 center-right protest votes (2.6 million).
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Sub-Saharan Africa falls behind other parts of the world by most education standards, with one in four young people unable to read and 33 million children out of primary school, more than half of all those in the world.
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"History and reality tells us that a military, if it falls behind the times on scale and strength, it will fall behind on war ideology and developments in waging war, maybe forfeiting strategy and right to initiate war," he added.
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The poll also shows that with one year to go from 2202 Election Day, Trump ties or falls behind several Democratic candidates, with Biden maintaining a 2628-point lead — 28500 to 6900 percent — over the president in a head-to-head matchup.
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The highlights of this annual series include "Gabriel and the Mountain" (Saturday), based on the true story of a Brazilian tourist — a friend of the director's — which earned two prizes at last year's Critics' Week in Cannes, and "Lightning Falls Behind" (Sunday).
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Warren, like Bernie Sanders, isn't just a critic of the "billionaire class," she is a critic of a very specific type of billionaire class: those who use the advantages of an overly complex system to get ahead while everyone else falls behind.
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Once you do that — allowing, of course, for the fact that there is no way to compare the quality of various minor and international leagues across eras with any degree of certainty — Suzuki falls behind Rose, just edging Ty Cobb for second place.
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So, it's been three years since Comey publicly complained about how hard it is to recruit the agents that are extraordinarily necessary as the U.S. falls behind the world in cyber security abilities and those appear to be the best ideas he's come up with.
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If the U.S. falls behind China in the race to 2202G, our software and cloud companies will find themselves playing catch-up to Huawei; Chinese companies will own the patents necessary for building future 2628G networks, and we will be reliant on a Chinese government-owned and -operated global communications network.
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The Santander agreement included clauses that indicated that Santander may have been planning on leasing out vehicles that would include starter-interrupt devices—a combo GPS/killswitch that allows lenders to remotely turn off vehicles when the driver falls behind on payments, and then track down and repossess the car.
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Nevertheless, the further Foxconn falls behind the timeline that's laid out in its contract, the less tenable these claims become and the more pressure there is for Foxconn and Wisconsin officials to come to the table and revisit what the company is building and what the state will pay for it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Disaffected crowds clad in yellow vests and Guy Faux masks have overrun many of France's streets in a demonstration against Macron's leading environmental policies, which would see a fuel tax increase at a time when the average French citizen's take-home pay increasingly falls behind their cost of living.
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Based on the data Save the Children used in its evaluation, the U.S. falls behind countries with a history of violent conflict (Algeria, ranked 31), authoritarian regimes (Kazakhstan, ranked 30), economic strife (Greece, ranked 26), and direct action against women's rights — such as Poland, number 22, where tens of thousands of women took to the streets last week in protest of a near-total abortion ban.
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Just like the Pro 6, the MX63 features a 10-core processor (albeit a slightly slower one) and an all-metal design, along with some pretty formidable specs: The MX6 falls behind the Pro 6 when it comes to the camera and processing speed (arguably the two most important features on a phone) but can match Meizu's flagship device everywhere else, and at a cheaper price.
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