The bupropion frees up more dopamine and norepinephrine, while the other, escitalopram, is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) that frees up more serotonin.
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Johnson said the technology frees up more time for employees.
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All of this frees up women for school or jobs.
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That frees up resources to chase new sales and more.
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That frees up viewers to watch Apple TV anywhere, effectively.
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It frees up our sense of connection with each other.
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It also frees up more characters to use in a response.
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It also frees up $300 billion to use on other cuts.
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Storing messages in iCloud also frees up storage on your device.
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This frees up time to experiment before hitting the render button.
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Frees up bandwidth for them to do they their real work.
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This frees up the time that you'd spend deleting useless messages.
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"I think using recycle materials frees up the artist," she adds.
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Not shopping frees up a lot of space in your brain.
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It frees up an estimated $100 billion in cash for new lending.
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Laughter is also an important ingredient because it frees up the mind.
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"It frees up more resources," said a source familiar with the discussions.
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For one thing, it frees up precious time for more pleasant pursuits.
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In March, Redditor eavesdroppingyou discovered a trick that somehow frees up storage space.
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But it basically frees up that team to focus on the enterprise vision.
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That frees up Tinder to refocus on what it does best: quick matches.
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The question is whether that frees up more funds for extra discretionary spending.
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The flashlight frees up my hands and puts light where I need it.
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This frees up the "fast" lane for cars that choose to drive faster.
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This move frees up federal funds to help the state respond to the disaster.
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It also frees up cash by reducing contributions to the state's five retirement systems.
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Removing the headphone jack frees up a small amount of space inside the iPhone.
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"It also frees up borrowing capacity, should you need it later on," he said.
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This frees up resources so that a greater number of families can be helped.
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This frees up more of my cash to go to investments to grow my wealth.
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FGL's team believes this frees up law enforcement for other security needs around the venue.
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It frees up more mental energy to focus on the big 'rocks' of my business.
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The idea is that Botlr frees up hotel employees to focus on more important tasks.
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The plan also frees up capital to ramp up its electric and autonomous vehicle programs.
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Courts love arbitration; it frees up their own clogged dockets, by barring would-be litigants.
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Perhaps office equipment makes cops more efficient, or frees up money for hiring new ones.
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Because of that it frees up his first serve and he can go for more.
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Using this type of technology frees up "[advisors'] capacity to do other things," said Oligino.
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But it frees up space for the network of the future to realize its potential.
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This frees up their software engineers to focus on other tasks that do require coding.
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That strengthens their profits, which frees up capital they can invest in expanding their businesses.
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The move essentially frees up more money for China's state-controlled banks to lend out.
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It's never definitively established, but the suggestive uncertainty frees up Miralles for broader symbolic purposes.
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That frees up passenger and cargo space and lowers a vehicle's center of gravity, improving handling.
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The insurer caps its liabilities and frees up capital (AIG plans to return some to shareholders).
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And there are certain countries they cannot wait to frolic around whenever some time frees up.
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We have a lower larynx that frees up our tongue to change our words incredibly quickly.
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It also frees up the group to bid more aggressively for work with other auto makers.
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The new zone frees up parkland where demonstrators will be able to organize before their protests.
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That approach frees up space normally devoted to an internal combustion engine to passengers and cargo.
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"It frees up the city to put its capital dollars into other parks," Mr. Benepe said.
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Trump's national emergency declaration frees up billions in emergency aid that can go towards combating coronavirus.
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The move frees up space at the hospital to offer more in-patient health care services.
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The reversal frees up federal prosecutors to pursue cases in states where recreational marijuana is legal.
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That might feel like a tiny difference, but it frees up some space for the battery.
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It frees up public transportation funds for other priority projects, helping states stretch their limited budgets.
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First, it frees up more time for financial advisors to have more of those in-depth conversations.
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For example, it frees up time otherwise spent on firewood collection or cleaning sooty pots, she explained.
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The car's engine and battery is at the bottom of the vehicle, which frees up storage space.
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It makes us more efficient and frees up capital for our customers to reinvest in other things.
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The StairMaster machine I like is taken, so I walk on the treadmill until it frees up.
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"This waiver frees up federal dollars to help more people diagnosed with mental health issues," said Gidley.
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Vera also answers simple questions about the role, which frees up time for HR personnel, says Uraskin.
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This frees up the fee amounts to be used for other authorized purposes, including park maintenance projects.
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This alternate pathway frees up law enforcement and court resources to focus on genuine public safety concerns.
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This frees up plenty of room and avoids turning my office into being only a treadmill room.
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This, he said, frees up weekends so he and his wife can … take the train to Manhattan.
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The company insists that the tech isn't replacing jobs, but instead frees up staff to interact with customers.
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This increases navigation precision, frees up spacecraft to navigate autonomously, and reduces dependency on the Deep Space Network.
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By building in messaging, Opera frees up dedicated tabs or desktop apps that many currently use for messaging.
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This does not delete apps, but frees up the place they were temporarily occupying in the iPhone's RAM.
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First, it frees up federal resources -- in this case, as much as $50 billion -- to combat the emergency.
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Getting my taxes done quickly without any headaches frees up my time to focus on income-generating work.
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Bonus: Getting organized frees up brain space so you don't have to think about money nearly as much.
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The trick is to focus on anything except yourself, and that magically frees up a lot of bandwidth.
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That frees up the rest of the cast to be grownups while they get to have all the fun.
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With iCloud, you can flip on a setting to optimize your storage, which frees up space on your device.
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The tax credit frees up money for services like special education or occupational therapy — things insurance doesn't always cover.
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By helping deliver supplies, it frees up nurses to do what they do best as humans: interact with patients.
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That frees up lots of room for something that gas- and diesel-powered trucks usually lack, lockable storage space.
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This action frees up the files it needs to add, remove or replace as part of the update process.
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Matyas said the declaration frees up resources to "allow us to investigate this incident more effectively and more efficiently."
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Because Pepper is answering "generic and binary" questions, the robot frees up time for traditional bankers, increasing daily productivity.
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It also frees up the manager if the team can be trusted to perform without heavy supervision, he explains.
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Using the oven provides more-even heat for cooking the rice, and frees up your stovetop for other dishes.
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With a quick pat on the back, he frees up Obama's hand and brings Nieto in for the closer.
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The devastation prompted Brown to request the president's disaster declaration, which frees up federal resources for relief and recovery efforts.
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The Reason to Believe ad buy comes as at least one other candidate frees up some space on the airwaves.
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"The advantage is it frees up cardiologists to focus on the interaction with the patient and developing treatment," he said.
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It makes people ask questions, and in some ways, it frees up some interaction that a particular society doesn't allow.
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One more side note: The Alabama running back Robinson's crushing block frees up on the play is named Kenyan Drake.
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The Hua Xia divestment frees up capital and boosts Deutsche Bank's capital ratio by 50 basis points to 11.6 percent.
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Letting patients use Alexa to perform basic tasks like changing TV channels also frees up nurses to perform medical care.
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Wi-Fi streaming also helps conserve battery usage on mobile devices, and frees up the mobile devices for other tasks.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump declared a federal emergency for the devastating blazes, which frees up federal funding for aid.
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When you eliminate the spending on items that don't matter, it frees up money to spend on things that do.
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Long-term mortgages make your payment less expensive every month, and that frees up cash for other goals like savings.
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"This frees up time and resources for higher-value activities, like predictive policing," said Roy Marler, vice president of Coplogic.
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That frees up beds for people who do get very sick to receive the treatment they'll need in a hospital.
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Relationships probably become more balanced because the shift frees up mental space that people would otherwise spend managing relationship drama.
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One of the advantages of going all electric is that it frees up space normally devoted to the passenger compartment.
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It frees up Abe to focus on shoring up his weak economy, and Trump on cutting a deal with China.
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Being able to be convinced by your employees builds trust and frees up your mind to tackle high-level strategic issues.
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The move also frees up about $700,000 in cap space for the Patriots this season, giving the club $18 million overall.
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"It's going to save time, money, and frees up engines that could otherwise be on aircraft, keeping passengers moving," he added.
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"Any assumption that ending direct federal funding frees up $3 to $4 billion beginning in 2025... is wishful thinking," Martin said.
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You then rent a movie from iTunes that exceeds the amount of storage... and poof... it somehow frees up more storage.
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Once I'm not on set for 15 hours a day, five days a week, that frees up a lot of time.
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The declaration frees up money and federal resources that the state can use in coping with the storm and its aftermath.
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The move frees up billions of dollars in federal funds, Trump said, and sets the Federal Emergency Management Agency in motion.
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But that, in turn, frees up American labor and capital to go into other industries that make goods for us adults.
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"It makes their jobs more efficient, which frees up time to produce more emotional work with empathy and care," Schawbel says.
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Approval of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, frees up U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to pursue other trade priorities.
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This reduces open-source companies' sales-and-marketing expenses and frees up cash to spend on other things, like creating better products.
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Late on Friday, China's central bank announced a new round of policy easing, which frees up around $116 billion for new lending.
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Removing bulky mechanical parts (relatively speaking) also frees up space inside the Apple Watch for a larger battery, according to the source.
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And the availability of those remote services frees up healthcare professionals on the ground to devote themselves to the most urgent cases.
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Ideally, that frees up the developer from having to think about where their applications will run and lets them work more efficiently.
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Vulkan also allows the CPU to do less work to run a game and thereby frees up the GPU for better performance.
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The second screen is useful in that it frees up the primary display for content and gives notifications their own dedicated space.
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The President's declaration frees up tens of billions in financial resources to help people and businesses affected by the covid-19 outbreak.
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President Donald Trump on Friday declared a state of emergency, which frees up financial resources to assist Americans affected by the outbreak.
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And in funding the entire thing, Bloomberg frees up his time, attention, and obligations in a way almost no other politician can.
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And they're super smart, which theoretically frees up more of your time… to most likely be spent in other apps on the phone.
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Not having to drive to the grocery store several times a month frees up about $640 in extra productivity for us each month.
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The New Year's Day cut was the eighth since early 2018 as the central bank frees up more funds for banks to lend.
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Mainly because the equipment frees up space and weight in vehicles that will be the heart of an autonomous vehicle ride-hailing program.
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Campaigns in all five states will highlight support from law enforcement personnel who will say legalization frees up money to prevent violent crimes.
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Perhaps the best thing about having a smart speaker is that it frees up your hands and gets you away from your smartphone.
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ARM processors also tend to run cooler than x86 processors, which frees up manufacturers to experiment with different (read: thinner and lighter) form factors.
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And the notion that this somehow frees up $3 billion for other efforts is just plain wrong (the actual figure is around $500 million).
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One app included on the device called Power & Boost, frees up precious resources when you're using the device, preserving both performance and battery life.
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We cover her cell phone, car insurance, gas, and gym membership which frees up her stipend to go toward things she wants to do.
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That protects animals in case shelters are damaged, and also frees up space for lost or displaced animals that come in after the storm.
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But she still looks forward to paying off her mortgage early and getting to enjoy the extra cash it frees up in her budget.
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Not only does this improve threat detection, but it also frees up human analysts to investigate the complex cases that really require their attention.
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But cornerback Darius Slay prefers to look at the bright side, as this now frees up ample time for the messy work of wedding preparation.
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It's basically an extension of your smartphone camera, with the same crisp video capability, but in a tiny wearable device that frees up your hands.
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This frees up the pilot to do a lot of important pilot things, like not getting shot down and shooting the other guy down instead.
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This could be a major advantage for AI researchers, as it frees up time they would otherwise have to dedicate to sorting their training data.
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The lower cuts in October compared with the month before could be due to less domestic crude demand which frees up more oil for export.
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Any assumption that ending direct federal funding frees up $3-4 billion beginning in 2025 to use on other NASA exploration initiatives is wishful thinking.
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Onboarding employees frees up founders to delegate so they can focus their attention where it's most advantageous — ultimately, advancing the company to the next level.
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By reducing the number of decisions he makes each day, like what to wear, he frees up brain power for more important thoughts and decisions.
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At least this craven move frees up Gabriel for a bottle episode that mines for substantive truths about human behavior during periods of extreme crisis.
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Pros: Frees up counter space, fits knives of all sizes, bacteria-resistant, affordableCons: Doesn't have grips to keep it from sliding around in your drawer
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The total amount of funding for this kind of emergency can't exceed $5 million, though a declaration of a "major disaster" frees up more money.
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Another strategy is quick high-heat roasting, which you can do when the oven frees up, during the 30 or so minutes the turkey rests.
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This frees up corporate executives to focus on things like hiring, something machines cannot do better since it requires an understanding of human relationships, said Horowitz.
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Because the magnet mechanism frees up room in the switch's housing, Input Club can cram in a spring similar to that found in the Beam Spring.
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More generally, getting out of the LEO business frees up a ton of money and resources at NASA, which they can direct toward more ambitious projects.
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By eliminating unnecessary, time-consuming trips to remote tank sites, Air Liquide frees up resources that it can redirect toward improving and building new IoT capabilities.
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Michigan and Ohio claimed savings of around $14 million annually, which Aramark spokeswoman Karen Cutler has previously noted frees up budget dollars for other "vital" programs.
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Besides the mortgage on their home in Daytona Beach, Florida, they have no debt, which frees up cash flow to spend on things that they enjoy.
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Having the strength and courage to walk away from what's not working — whether it's a job, project, or personal situation — frees up room for positive opportunities.
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Migrating your data to the cloud helps keep it extra secure and frees up space across your devices so you have more storage to load content.
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Typically, the total amount of funding for this kind of emergency can't exceed $5 million, though a declaration of a "major disaster" frees up more funding.
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The move frees up $116 billion for new lending as it tries to reduce the risk of a pronounced fall in the pace of economic growth.
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The idea behind the agreement is that making NDCs voluntary, with no risk of penalties, frees up countries to be less defensive — to just get started.
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Their sheer size also allows them to pressure their suppliers to lower the cost of their goods, which frees up money to invest in e-commerce.
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"As soon as you start distracting U.S. efforts to contain Iran, that frees up space for Iran to move forward with its nuclear program," he said.
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In theory, this reduced focus on nonviolent drug offenses frees up law enforcement to address the violent crime that has always posed a more serious threat.
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It looks nice, means you always know which spices are where, and frees up space you'll use by taking over the dead space you haven't been.
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The move frees up some cash for the beleaguered conglomerate, but it is expected to be the first of many from Culp to turn the company around.
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All this frees up space elsewhere in the vehicle, allowing an electric car to be designed from scratch to be more efficient and therefore cheaper to run.
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Noe is finally in school, which frees up more daytime hours; last year, she enrolled in California State Polytechnic University-Pomona and declared a major in communication.
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Apple support on that front is better than ever, while the Mac mini's small frame frees up some space on your desk for a proper graphics enclosure.
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Ideally, the Operator Framework frees up the operations team from doing all the grunt work of managing applications and allows them to focus on higher-level tasks.
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And while all of this automation is great and frees up bandwidth for recruiters to actually recruit, the truly interesting part of Mya's pitch is forward looking.
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The sales of feed yards to Green Plains and Friona frees up hundreds of millions of dollars annually in working capital used to purchase cattle, he said.
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In addition to saving the elephants and the crops, the strategy frees up rangers and farmers who otherwise would be stuck spending the night monitoring the fields.
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"The tax act frees up cash held overseas and sharply reduces the amount of cash firms can expect to be trapped overseas in the future," he said.
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On the contrary, he believes the program frees up talented copywriters to focus on projects that require more brain-power than email subject lines and push notifications.
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Self-checkout helps Dollar General hold down labor costs and frees up workers to stock shelves and complete other store tasks, instead of sitting at the cash register.
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Investors are keen to see how Chinese markets react to the central bank's policy easing announced late on Friday, which frees up around $116 billion for new lending.
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While pro or lo-bono legal representatives are still vastly over-tasked, automating administrative and referral processes frees up valuable time and can be a life-changing intervention.
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"Every time a patient pays for a video consultation via PushDoctor it potentially frees up an in-person consultation on the NHS locally for somebody else," he adds.
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"We've all voted for it, it's what we said we were going to do [and] it frees up money to allow families to get more money," Jordan said.
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The PBOC will reduce the cash banks hold as reserves in a move that frees up lending for small firms but falls short of a broad monetary easing.
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Money is fungible, and U.S. funding used, for example, to meet debt commitments and humanitarian needs, frees up the PA to dedicate money to financing and incentivizing terror.
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For the rest of the banking system — a hodgepodge of smaller commercial banks, postal savings banks and other savings institutions — the central bank's move frees up $31 billion.
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Eliminating stressful things from your to-do list frees up time for more meaningful activities, like spending time with family or friends, which can lead to more happiness.
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Earlier this year sources said that Deutsche Bank AG began the sale of parts of its Polish banking operations as it offloads non-core assets and frees up capital.
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Not only does it lower a vehicle's center of gravity — enhancing handling — but it frees up space normally devoted to an engine compartment for adding passenger and cargo space.
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The decision helps open the path to the nomination for younger, less experienced Democrats, and frees up a deep pool of political talent that had been committed to Patrick.
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Apple executive Phil Schiller justified ditching the headphone jack by saying it took "courage" and that removing the headphone jack frees up space for other components in the iPhone.
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Late Saturday, President Obama declared a major disaster in the state that frees up federal funding for relief in three of the hardest-hit counties — Kanawha, Nicholas and Greenbrier.
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The benefit of bringing along a sous vide cooker is the amount of time it frees up for you to enjoy other activities instead of paying attention to your food.
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Outsourcing some rework allows Tesla to avoid wasting materials they've paid for already and frees up space in its Fremont factory, where all of its electric vehicles are now produced.
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And when kids get breakfast or other meals, like lunch and afterschool snacks, at school, it frees up more resources for parents to provide for their nutritional needs at home.
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The curds have set like a blancmange and as he cuts into them he frees up the whey, which drains off and out of the bath in streaky milky streams.
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It's still cheaper to make cars for the U.S. in Mexico, he said, but Ford has extra capacity in China and the move frees up capital for the company immediately.
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It not only frees up more cash that you can save and invest, but it helps prevent lifestyle inflation, which is when you increase your spending as your income increases.
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Second is European unity, which is essential for Britain's economic prosperity and, by removing the centuries-old diversions of European conflict, frees up Britain to act on the world stage.
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That frees up the stake in the team to potentially be sold to the late wildcatter's other creditors, many of whom view it as the crown jewel in the estate.
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Trump has sought to take action that he says frees up American companies to create jobs as he runs for reelection in 2020 in part by boosting manufacturers like automakers.
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"It frees up our small team to work on the flyby sequence, and that's really the main reason we do it," Alice Bowman, New Horizons' mission operations manager, tells The Verge.
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Working with highly competent AI lets her take on more projects, and frees up time so that she can work on more creative texts, which machines have traditionally failed to translate.
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By selling the first two homes at a lower price than she hoped, she frees up some cash to start paying off her loans and developing the rest of Bakery Village.
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"He helped us a ton, because he frees up our bullpen for the next couple of days, especially with (Mike) Pelfrey going on a pitch count (Thursday)," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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With Messages in iCloud, however, everything – including attachments – are stored in iCloud, which frees up local storage space for other things – like music downloads, videos, podcasts, books and apps, for example.
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Continental says its system not only lightens the load by up to 30 pounds, it frees up significant interior space, and draws less power, making it ideal for electric car options.
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Though Qualcomm will have to pay a breakup fee for letting the acquisition fall through, it also frees up the cash it had set aside to pay for the NXP deal.
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DustmanFight the tab sprawl in your browser with the help of Dustman, and use the system resources that it frees up to navigate faster around the sites you are actually using.
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ALSO SEE: Read our 2017 Chevy Tahoe review Cargo space is increased thanks to the removal of the third row seat, which frees up a little more room—with an asterisk.
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A few days later Bitcoin locked in SegWit, a code modification that fixes malleability issues and frees up space in blocks, allowing for more transactions to be stored in each one.
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According to a recent article by The Huffington Post, morning workouts help you stay fit, healthy, and energized longer, and it frees up the rest of your day for productive activity.
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"It frees up the surgical masks for the people who are the highest risk," said Dr. Nicole Seminara, a doctor at NYU Langone Health who is volunteering in the coronavirus ward.
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There's a USB-C port that allows passthrough charging too, which frees up the USB-C port on the iPad to be used for an SD card reader or something else.
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Using data to adjust energy and water use conserves precious natural resources, reduces utility bill costs, and frees up that money to be spent elsewhere on city programs or household expenses.
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Portable Lighting: Flashlights and tea candles are ideal for setting up emergency lighting around a home or in a primitive dwelling, but a headlamp is compact and frees up both hands.
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The first and most obvious benefit to smart homes is convenience, as more connected devices can handle more operations (lighting, temperature, etc.) and frees up the resident to perform other tasks.
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"By declaring that North Korea has achieved its state nuclear force, it frees up resources and attention to focus on the economy," says Jenny Town, assistant director of the US-Korea Institute.
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A public health emergency doesn't give access to the Disaster Relief Fund; instead, it frees up money from the Public Health Emergency Fund, but that fund only contains $57,000, according to STAT.
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It looks better than any multiple-setting LED lamp we saw at a reasonable price, it has a 6-foot-long cord, and a small weighted base that frees up desk pace.
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"Some of our fastest growth is in India, and the merger with Didi frees up resources for additional investment in our customer experience and technology there," said the letter dated Sept. 7.
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"If it helps preserve the program and frees up more spots for truly exceptional people to continue innovation in this country, then it's a good thing," said Todd Thibodeaux, the association's CEO.
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To do so Family First frees up new funds to offer parents who are in dire risk of losing their children 12 months of substance abuse, mental health or parenting skills services.
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She tells me that she's really sorry for all the back and forth, that she'll give me a ring shortly when she frees up again, but that right now she has to run.
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"Every dollar spent to subsidise the price of day care frees up a dollar for the two-income family to spend in the bidding wars for housing, tuition, and everything else," she continued.
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Late Tuesday, the PBOC unexpectedly announced it would cut the cash banks hold as reserves in a move that frees up lending for small firms but falls short of a broad monetary easing.
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Group meetings during certain times of the day or week; clustering and cancelling meetings frees up the contiguous blocks of time, which enables engineers to achieve the flow state essential to creative endeavors.
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They say "money is fungible" — that if you fund Planned Parenthood's other services, like birth control and STD tests, it "frees up" the organization to use its other fundraising to pay for abortion.
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Baron Corbin won the United States title from AJ Styles with a really satisfying kick to the outside, which frees up Styles to feud with (or more likely be fed to) Jinder Mahal.
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But it's the right move — the prior design would have felt anachronistic on powerful systems, and the new approach frees up Capcom's designers to make complex, multilayered areas that open up the game's action.
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The People's Bank of China said late on Tuesday it will reduce the cash banks hold as reserves, a move that frees up lending for small firms but falls short of broad monetary easing.
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The world's biggest furniture brand unveiled on Tuesday the moving room divider that, depending on needs throughout the day, doubles as bed, walk-in closet or sofa, or frees up a separate work space.
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He said the proposal "frees up parties to innovate, take risks and meet the needs of their customers without the fear that their efforts will be second-guessed through statistics years down the line."
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With today's change to replies, Twitter's interface on web and mobile will now display those you're replying to above the tweet text, instead of within the tweet, which frees up more characters for your thoughts.
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It's also possible that the new OS is just smaller in size than the previous one, or that rebooting your phone and clearing caches always makes it a bit snappier and frees up some storage.
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Family planning is a key tool for reducing poverty since it frees up women to work and leads to smaller families, allowing parents to devote more resources to each child's health and education, experts say.
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The transaction helps AIG Chief Executive Peter Hancock lower risk at his New York-based insurer, which has reduced exposures and shed businesses since its 2393 federal bailout, and frees up capital for share buybacks.
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The wraparound shelf not only frees up space below, but when filled with books or collectibles, he said, "creates an effect similar to crown molding," drawing the eye upward and adding definition to a room.
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Moreover, removing people for whom monitoring isn't likely to improve public safety from the supervision rolls frees up probation and parole officers to supervise those who are at greater risk of committing a new crime.
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The album conveys a sense of resignation toward the fact that many of the worst parts of climate change have already happened, which frees up the narrator to fret over matters more inward in scope.
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And room sharing frees up extra space for guest rooms, offices or playrooms (or extra money for families by allowing them to live in a smaller apartment), which has great dividends for the whole family.
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"I find that conditions of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property exists in Siskiyou County," Brown said in his proclamation, which frees up state resources to be devoted to fighting the wildfire.
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It's not quite as slim as, say, a standard iPhone charger, so it can get a bit tight alongside some larger chargers (RavPower's dual-USB charger, for instance), but it frees up a lot of space.
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Much of Cozmo's heavier processing tasks are handled by a smartphone that's been paired over Wi-Fi with Anki's new mobile app, which frees up the robot itself from having to house more complex computer parts.
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The technology applies similar compression patterns to those recommended by lactation experts, which not only frees up mom's hands, but also can help those who have to regularly perform massage from getting sore thumbs and fingers.
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Furthermore, enabling companies to do more with less allows workers to specialize in other areas, and frees up wealth with which investors and management can capitalize internal improvements or ventures in other regions of the economy.
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Not only does it make for more secure software, the research says — it also frees up the developer's time, because they don't have to go through at the end and patch up security flaws and vulnerabilities.
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It also frees up the business owner from having to deal with the ever-increasing number of spam calls that waste their time, and can move customers off of phone lines to complete tasks online, where appropriate.
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Most of those savings will come from eliminating duplication in network infrastructure as the merged entity frees up cash to invest in fifth-generation (5G) services that would, for example, help connect devices across the industrial internet.
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Pulling out of China also frees up Uber to invest more in other markets — India and Indonesia are big targets — as well as expand its expertise in core technological initiatives like mapping data and self-driving cars.
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"At the same time she will get more time to meet entrepreneurs, learn about new business models and visit new markets and so on, so she frees up some time to do that," Kinnevik spokeswoman Torun Litzen said.
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Neil Woodford, one of Britain's best known investors, has been cutting his stakes in at least 21 companies as he frees up cash to meet a rush of redemption requests that forced him to suspend his flagship fund.
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"It frees up the personnel that we have, to be able to deal with customers when they really need that human heart to empathize and understand," said Gareth Joyce, senior vice president of airport customer service at Delta.
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Trump's declaration of a national emergency is a major boon to states struggling to respond to the crisis because it frees up $42.6 billion in federal funds that can be used for testing, medical facilities, and other supplies.
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Moving your nice knife set to the walls with a magnetic strip frees up counter space, puts them always within easy reach whilst cooking, and they're likely one of the more uniform, nice-looking kitchen utensils you own.
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The Greek government tabled a bill in parliament on Wednesday that raises taxes, frees up the sale of banks' non-performing loans and sets up a new privatisation fund with its foreign creditors in exchange for more bailout funds.
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To solve all those problems, you'd need advanced AR hardware — a wearable headset that frees up your hands and is loaded with sensors so the virtual Pokémon can actually interact with you and the world in more sophisticated ways.
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Another big change from previous iMacs is, because there is no option for a traditional hard drive — that is, a spinning disc that holds all your files — the design frees up enough space for an entirely different cooling system.
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But another trader said Qatar was still marketing September cargoes, and that about a week ago it might have sold a cargo earmarked for Spain - under its so-called operational flexibility mechanism which frees up prompt cargoes for sale.
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But also, by centralizing all these messaging-focused areas into the home screen instead of spread around the app, it frees up Messenger to focus other, newer parts to its experience in its main navigation bar at the bottom.
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The Greek government presented a bill in parliament on Wednesday that raises taxes, frees up the sale of banks' non-performing loans and sets up a new privatization fund with its foreign creditors in exchange for more bailout funds.
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Outsourcing frees up military jets and pilots for actual missions, he said, noting that in 2015 the U.S. Navy flew 6,000 hours of missions simulating opposition forces — the current life span of a Boeing Co F/A-18E/F Super Hornet.
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Woodford, one of Britain's best known fund managers among retail investors, has been cutting his stakes in at least 21 companies as he frees up cash to meet a rush of redemption requests that forced him to suspend his main fund.
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"When you're not worrying about your face or that annoying stray hair falling into your eyes on set, it frees up your mind to concentrate on the content you're delivering," Laura Keller, a Wall Street reporter at Bloomberg News tells us.
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Where the notch frees up a sliver of space at the top — by absorbing notification and status icons — at the bottom of the phone, OnePlus' gesture interactions help to remove the persistent Android software keys and thus liberate even more space.
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Although the leaders had warned that the change, which frees up land for purchase by non-residents, would provoke unrest, the blackout and a heavy deployment of troops, including tens of thousands of additional soldiers, have helped rein in agitation.
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ATHENS, May 22 (Reuters) - Greek lawmakers approved on Sunday a bill which increases tax, creates a new privatisation fund and frees up the sale of non performing loans in exchange for much-needed bailout loans and to qualify for debt relief.
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At exclusive resorts such as Vancouver's Blackcomb-Whistler, Revelstoke and Banff, "three-star hotel rooms for Presidents' Weekend can be booked for under $50 U.S. per night, which frees up money for lift tickets and meals," said Brian Ek, Priceline.
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Industry analysts, however, said the decision was expected and would bring the company long-term benefits, as it frees up funds for other domestic projects such as its Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated Development (RAPID) project in Malaysia's southern state of Johor.
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Except that instead of liberating Silver from any witch's damnation (The Lure is mercifully light on female rivalries and religious subtext), her death frees up Golden to kill the man who reduced her sweet sister to a stream of bubbles.
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We consider the exiting of non-core businesses by the major banks as positive, since it frees up management time and allows the banks to make better use of their strong banking franchises in Australia and New Zealand - their key competitive advantage.
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This merger paves the way for our team and Didi's to partner on an enormous mission, and it frees up substantial resources for bold initiatives focused on the future of cities - from self-driving technology to the future of food and logistics.
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It reduces the need for a big DevOps team to manage the operations side of things to provision all those virtual machines, and it frees up developers to concentrate on building a great website instead of worrying about the resources to run it.
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In other words, the $795 billion total US trade deficit with China and other countries frees up the time of Americans to create its enormous $20 trillion worth of GDP -- more than 25 times as big a value as the US trade deficit.
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This may seem like a bold move, but it frees up plenty of floor space — providing room to move the bed away from the window in this case — while keeping your possessions close enough to not require (ever) getting out of bed.
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Disabling an app makes it disappear from the device screen, prevents it from running, and frees up device memory – while still allowing the user to restore the app at a later time or to factory reset the device to its original state.
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Venue reform was the one piece of comprehensive legislation that had broad support in Congress, so while the court's decision frees up capacity for patent reform advocates to tackle other problems with the patent system, the hard fights are still to come.
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Crave 52W PowerHub 5-in-1 Desktop Charger Designed for supporting lots of tech, big families, or your work from home needs, this five-port charging hub is easy to set up, saves you space, eliminates clutter, and frees up your wall sockets.
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It's all packaged in a slim backpack that frees up your arms to carry your baby, and even includes a fold-out changing pad so you don't have to put your baby down on a dirty surface when changing her on the go.
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Fitch sees the exiting of non-core businesses by the major banks as generally positive, since it frees up management time and allows the banks to make better use of their strong banking franchises in Australia and New Zealand - their key competitive advantage.
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In addition to never making a late payment again, automation "frees up valuable time and allows you to focus on the fun parts of life, rather than spend time worrying about whether you paid that bill or if you're going to overdraft again, " writes Bach.
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That's because any candidate who doesn't manage to achieve 15 percent support in his or her precinct during the first round of voting is eliminated from contention in that precinct, which frees up his or her supporters to choose among the more viable contenders.
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If you find a gem in the fourth round, you're not only adding another good player to your team; you're getting three to four years of solid production for peanuts, which in turn frees up more cap space to spend on above-average production elsewhere.
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But the next several images reveal that when opened up, there is a regular-sized bag of wipes strapped to the lid, which frees up the rest of the box for diapers, a disposable changing table cover, and a full outfit for the baby.
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We've opted for a simpler Chris-mas this year (you can still follow our more robust traditions), but since the end of Marvel Phase 3 frees up some of these guys' schedules, we thought we'd pitch some unsolicited movie ideas for Hollywood's great Chrises.
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Bush's exit frees up some of the biggest donors in conservative politics, who banded together to give $22019 million to the super-PAC Right to Rise, which spent most of its money in a failed attempt to make the former Florida governor the Republican nominee.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank unexpectedly said on Tuesday it will reduce the cash banks hold as reserves, a move that frees up lending for small firms but falls short of broad monetary easing, with the authority attaching requirements on how funds must be used.
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Why it matters: Even though a lower corporate tax rate frees up more cash for a health care system that more patients are finding increasingly unaffordable, patients should not expect the health industry's windfall to lead to lower premiums, reduced prices or major industry changes.
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Other rumored cuts would save the government teensy-tiny amounts—eliminating both the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities would save only a combined $300 million; privatizing the Corporation of Public Broadcasting frees up less than $450 million.
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Wright: I've used the internet and YouTube to bridge myself into the industry and it's nice that I get to upload these beats and they sell really well and it frees up my time to work on music for the industry and work on ideas.
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Brian Namey, a spokesman for the National Association of Counties, which represents 3,069 county and local governments, said Trump's declaration on Thursday that the opioid crisis is a "public health emergency" rather than a national emergency lasts only 423 days and frees up no additional federal funds.
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The first order of productivity thing that happens is exactly what you said, which is that the entire amount of time spent in the car sitting there paying attention — or playing Pokémon Go when you're supposed to be paying attention — all of that time frees up.
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Each has an incentive to use it as intensively as possible: since it is open to all, restraint exercised by one herdsman simply frees up grass to be chomped by another's animals, leaving those who hold back worse off, not just relatively, but in absolute terms.
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The deal frees up Peter L. Briger Jr. and Wesley R. Edens of Fortress to focus on their strengths as fund managers — several of their private equity funds have produced double-digit returns over time — without having to deal with the headaches of running a public company.
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The Western Australia state government and miners defend the new system, saying it frees up much needed capital and creates a fund with money to rehabilitate mines across the state as opposed to a bond system where money is used only on the project holder's site.
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Instead, the hotels like having the system in place not only as a perk for guests, but because it frees up their Wi-Fi network for guests who want to use the internet for other reasons – like checking email, surfing the web, working on business projects, and more.
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"Reinstating the pre-2016 standards frees up states to once again decide for themselves what reasonable standards they use to protect Medicaid programs and their beneficiaries," said Charmaine Yoest, a former anti-abortion activist and assistant Health and Human Services secretary for public affairs, according to The Hill.
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Twitter tested a design like this before and didn't roll it out widely Twitter also frees up some space by removing the three tweet buttons that ran along the bottom of the screen; instead, this design uses a Material Design-friendly floating button, which is present across most screens.
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In this latest roundtable, Trump included the Democratic governor of Louisiana, John Bel Edwards, who shared that reforms implemented in his state led to a 20 percent decrease in the number of people imprisoned for nonviolent crimes, which frees up valuable resources to fight dangerous crimes and reduce recidivism.
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Some of that can be attributed to what Ms. Rosen calls the "Steve Jobs rationale" — reducing both packing and the daily decision-making process of getting dressed frees up brain space for other issues — and some to the desire for keeping clothes from being a subject of conversation.
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Zume is looking to be the fulcrum for a wider push toward automation for the food industry, one that frees up humans to work on the more creative tasks like creating recipes (and in the case of pizza, some truly goofy names), while robots do the boring and backbreaking stuff.
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If this innovation is done in an ethical way, we can build a future in which humans are not competing with machines or being overtaken by robots, but instead entering into a new era of collaboration that frees up the human spirit for more meaningful tasks that require emotional intelligence.
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Conservatives want this change in part for ideological reasons — they say they don't like government spending and think federal programs for the poor are too generous — but also in part for practical ones, because if less money is spent on Medicaid, that frees up money to cut taxes on the wealthy.
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People prefer to talk than to send a message with a lot of spelling mistakes, and also because it's convenient for some specific situation or people, because it frees up the hands, so you can still send a message while you're doing something else, like painting or typing on another, bigger keyboard.
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But experts say his decision frees up federal funds that can be spent elsewhere, resulting in no specific savings, and setting up a skirmish with Congress (The Hill) … The U.S.-Mexico trade pact announced this week is unlikely to lead to higher wages for low-paid auto workers in Mexico, according to analysts.
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"The IRS remains fully committed to personal service to taxpayers, and the IRS believes increasing the availability of self-service interaction frees up in-person resources for taxpayers who truly need them, including those who are not comfortable online or don't have personal access to a computer," the agency said in a statement.
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The project to build a Digital Single Market based on common Pan-European rules creates the right environment and conditions for the development and takeup of A.I.in Europe — particularly concerning data, the lifeblood of A.I. It frees up data flows, improves overall access to data and encourages more use of open data.
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This frees up providers to do things fee for service doesn't pay for: talk to patients about how they can take care of themselves, hire community health workers to promote behavior change, see patients by video or phone, or take on extra staff to coordinate care to avoid duplication and medical errors.
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From a hair and makeup pro that credits vibrant colors for inspiring her best work to an in-demand flower artist whose minimalist aesthetic frees up her mind, allowing her to zero in on the project at hand, they make quite the case for clothes being so much more than just something you wear.
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The new structure, which will be responsible for training missions underway in Mali, the Central African Republic and Somalia, frees up the EU commander to remain in the field to run the missions, rather than regularly returning to Brussels to brief governments and manage funding, according to a senior EU official involved in the talks.
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Fewer cows means lower methane output; but it also frees up massive tracts of land that could sustain the population through vertical farming; which, being vertical, would still leave enough space to reintroduce keystone predators (top-of-the-food-chain types, wolves and so forth); which balance and gradually replenish the surrounding ecosystem; you get the idea.
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"I'm not willing ..." And it's in their best interest, because a 22-episode season is like, that's what you do all year, but if they say, "But if you're willing to do a 10- or 12-episode season like the streamers do, then that frees up half of my time to go pursue movie gigs," and so that works for them.
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As in Australia, where the tech sector and gig economies are also growing, this frees up time to breakfast on kale polenta with a fried egg and linger over pancakes and porridge — and to post a photo of the latte art atop your perfect flat white (an Australian espresso-and-steamed-milk drink that is neither a cappuccino nor a latte).
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The move also frees up Jane to go back to Scarlet, as we all know she will eventually, just as we all know that the main girl and the main guy will end up together at the end of a traditional romantic comedy: If Jane is one of our leading ladies, then Scarlet is her love interest, and their relationship is our will-they-won't-they.
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Yes, most of the investment selection and portfolio allocation work advisors have done traditionally is being commoditized by technology, but that frees up more time for the advisor to go deeper: estate planning, tax planning and expert guidance on a whole range of financial decisions — career planning, college and family planning, long-term health and care planning — all well outside of the securities markets.
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Yes, most of the investment selection and portfolio allocation work advisers have done traditionally is being commoditized by technology, but that frees up more time for the adviser to go deeper: estate planning, tax planning and expert guidance on a whole range of financial decisions — career planning, college and family planning, long term health and care planning — all well outside of the securities markets.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has granted Brown's request for an emergency declaration for Shasta County's Carr Fire, which frees up funds and assets to help fight the wildfires as well as provide shelter and water for victims.
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If he does in fact reduce taxes for businesses, "that potentially frees up a lot more capital to be investing in acquisitions," said Stephanie Palmeri, partner at SoftTech VC. Dramatically lower taxes, such as Trump's proposed 15% rate, could cause some companies to shift money to the U.S. "The repatriation of capital, if that comes from overseas, that should accelerate M&A as well," said Hemant Taneja, managing director at General Catalyst.
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My bet: Jim Nill and Steve Yzerman sit down to reminisce about their Red Wing front office years over a few beers, start talking about how Ken Holland lost his fastball years ago and nobody wants to say it out loud, and end up making a Ben Bishop trade at 3 AM. The Stars get way better, the Lightning don't really lose anything by going to Andrei Vasilevskiy, and Yzerman frees up enough money to sign Tyler Johnson to a long-term contract worth 70 percent of what he's actually worth because that's just how he rolls.
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