The 15.6" gets up to 9 hours of battery life and the 17.3" gets up to 6.5 hours.
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When hydrazine reacts in an engine, it gets up to 900 degrees Celsius, while the green propellant gets up to 1,800 degrees Celsius.
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" The article ends: "Angela Mao gets up to leave.
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Perhaps this will change when Wenchang gets up to speed.
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Stay tuned to see what else she gets up to.
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The device itself gets up to 23 hours on a charge.
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G. gets up to receive it and put the groceries away.
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Its IPS gets up to 150, and its acceleration reaches 30G.
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It gets up to 450 degrees and utilizes ceramic floating plates.
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So, this is what the cast gets up to in their downtime.
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Boyfriend gets up to clean it and can't go back to sleep.
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Then, he gets up to use the restroom — and doesn't come back.
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We can't what to see what this trio gets up to next.
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LONDON — Ever wondered what Chewbacca gets up to in his spare time?
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Selina is still processing when she gets up to give her speech.
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Bondholder negotiations are gaining steam as Rossello's administration gets up to speed.
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My fiance, C., gets up to take her out and feed her.
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It should be fun to see what Wayne gets up to this time.
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As he gets up to leave, Mia is seized by some feral focus.
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My husband gets up to start the coffee and tend to the dogs.
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I'm really excited to see what she gets up to [in her career].
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Ulta, which sells beauty products, gets up to 75 percent back from Fresno.
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My fever gets up to 102 but I never had a bad cough.
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Everything he gets up to in this episode is a case in point.
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Add in DVR time, and that number gets up to 5 hours a day.
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He gets up to make me coffee, avocado toast, and hashbrowns — truly a hero.
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When Arthur gets up to comfort Nell, he has a sudden aneurysm and dies.
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Horner gets up to leave for her next job—a photoshoot for a broadsheet.
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And I'm very interested to see what Jon 2.0 gets up to next week.
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Joe: If the wind gets up to 15 mph or so, it&aposs dust.
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To avoid thinking about this fate, she gets up to grab a ginger ale.
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Conceptually, when the young Vanessa gets up to leave, she presumably becomes second Vanessa.
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The way Charlie gets up to sing, it almost feels like a comedy routine.
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When a passenger gets up to use the bathroom, Bingochea alerts the flight deck.
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You can't help but laugh with some of the antics that she gets up to.
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At six in the morning, Lolo gets up to go running on an empty stomach.
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No soldier expects the beloved chumps back home to understand what he gets up to.
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And if "Joker" gets up to $900 million globally at the box office, Warner Bros.
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She desperately tries to keep her emotions at bay as she gets up to leave.
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It looks like the service is going to end abruptly until Frank gets up to speak.
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When it gets up to 90, 95, there isn't as much room, obviously, for capital appreciation.
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In the summer, because there is no air-conditioning, this place gets up to 120 degrees.
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As a member of his security detail steps in, Mr. de Blasio gets up to leave.
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Make it clear that you're happy to answer any question as your manager gets up to speed.
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Your child gets up to 10 hours of activity with the Fire HD 8's battery life.
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But when Tony gets up to go to the loos, I start looking through the files again.
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Even a nearby Shop-Rite gets up to around 12 or 13 Mbps on its public WiFi.
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BEFORE: The Oculus, the World Trade Center's transit hub, gets up to 120 million visitors every year.
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The X13 comes with up to 32GB of RAM, while the X13 Yoga gets up to 16GB.
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Does that account for some of the really wild stuff that she gets up to later on?
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Imagine how good Portland's center combination can be once that player, Enes Kanter, gets up to speed.
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Usagi gets up to get my café latte and then leaves me alone to enjoy my drink.
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Even when she loses, she holds her spine like it's steel and gets up to fight another day.
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Once he gets up to speed, he has the ability to maintain it more so than most people.
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We're excited to see what she gets up to next (I'll let her give you all the details!).
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When your cat gets up to leave, celebrate the feline declaration of independence and freely let them go.
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When a passenger gets up to use the bathroom, flight attendants must alert the flight deck, Bingochea says.
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Elodie knows that Hap's thoughts are elsewhere, so she gets up to leave and he begs her to stay.
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From the looks of it, he probably gets up to no good and has a blatant disregard for authority.
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S. gets up to take dog out, so I roll out of bed and go stare at my face.
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Acer claims the new Chromebook 11 CB311 gets up to 10 hours of battery life on a single charge.
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C. gets up to feed her so I can stay in bed, but I can't get back to sleep.
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Actor Megan Mullally delights in the scenarios her character gets up to, but off screen is the polar opposite.
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That aside, our argument is to first have a plan beyond 2020 that gets up to 100 percent accessibility.
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Safe rule of thumb, if one of your seatmates gets up to use the bathroom, you should go too.
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But when you individualize it, for someone who gets up to $30,000 from Social Security, it's a significant cut.
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When he gets up to talk, I just change the TV. From the gate, he just struck me wrong.
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Each side gets up to 24 hours to make its case, but senators have a blunt request: Please don't.
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Under the impeachment rules, every proposed change gets up to two hours of debate evenly divided by both sides.
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Today, Mercado gets up to 10 modeling gigs per month and travels frequently between New York and Los Angeles.
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"It was pretty significant, particularly when you're talking about asphalt that gets up to 143, 140 degrees," he said.
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So, it makes sense that you should also be able to measure what your penis gets up to during sex.
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There is a time jump between the two movies and who knows what Steve gets up to in those years.
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Akanksha Redhu, who has 125,22 followers on Instagram, gets up to 22015,224 likes and 220 comments every time she posts.
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None of us, none of us truly know what Jim White gets up to when it's not Transfer Deadline Day.
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He gets up to get ready for work, and I roll over to try and sleep for a bit more.
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The amused therapist gets up to look out the window, and tells him that there is nothing to worry about.
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Boujee — a French Bulldog with over 170,000 Instagram followers — gets up to all sorts of crazy shenanigans with his dad.
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No matter what the gang gets up to, the plots are easy to follow and the characters enjoyable to watch.
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Tommy gets up to go somewhere, and I turn to the dog, and I just go, Aren't you a good girl?
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During the practice finale, Hanako gets up to take a look at what her victory/thank-you route will look like.
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Rates will remain low until inflation gets up to the ECB's target, ECB chief economist Peter Praet told bankers on Tuesday.
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Scott originally wanted a different species of lizard that gets up to 60 pounds, but that was too big for me.
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He gets up to walk away from the table where he proceeds to drop his phone and fall to his knees.
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The 32-year-old said he will not be expecting much from the Spanish race as he gets up to speed.
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Gigabyte claims the Aero 15 gets up to 10 hours of battery life off a charge, at least for non-gaming activities.
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My husband gets up to let the dogs out of their room (they sleep in the laundry room) and start the coffee.
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Hopefully we'll get to see more of what this frightening foursome gets up to when the full trailer drops on August 8.
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Between them is a woman named Ingrid, and they speak across her until finally Meredith gets up to go to the bathroom.
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But haven't you ever wondered what fruit gets up to during the long trip from its homeland to your local produce department?
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The fish, also known as pirarucu, gets up to 10 feet (3 meters) long and weighs up to 440 pounds (200 kg).
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It gets up to 10 minutes of flight per charge, and its design makes it look like the RC vehicle of the future.
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It gets up to 1150 minutes of flight per charge, and its design makes it look like the RC vehicle of the future.
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According Microsoft, the Surface Laptop gets up to 14.5 hours — more than the MacBook Pro's 10 hours and the MacBook Air's 13 hours.
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Motorola says the phone gets up to 30 hours of battery life between charges; last year's claim was a much higher 50 hours.
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The 13-year-old gets up to cover the window with a red blanket, to keep the sun from waking her kids up.
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Muta's opponent gets up to a knee, Muta runs in and steps on the knee before throwing his own knee to the head.
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Cast iron is sometimes used because it gets up to temperature faster than stone, heats evenly, and it will not break or crack.
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I have another client who always puts on my Money Motivation Playlist on Spotify and gets up to dance after every money transfer.
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Because the minute he gets up to the minute he goes to sleep … their energy, you forget, at 5-years-old, is phenomenal.
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And then second Vanessa, when she gets up to leave, she presumably becomes third Vanessa, so it's like the peeling of the onion.
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The 80-kWh lithium-ion battery gets up to 300 miles on a single charge, which is the first step to lower carbon emissions.
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In term of battery life, Corsair's Harpoon gets up to 60 hours of usage... if we're talking about Bluetooth, with the mouse's lighting off.
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I'm skeptical since an iPad gets up to 22 hours of battery life, and Windows 20 is more of a power hog than iOS.
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Where the 75D gets you up to 237 miles on a full charge, the new 60D only gets up to 200 miles, Tesla says.
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I don't want to say we get used to it but I think everyone gets up to play us and I can understand that.
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She also won't have the degree of creative freedom that she does in Stardom, at least once she gets up to the main roster.
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The resource-scarce city-state gets up to 60 percent of its water supplies from Malaysia as part of an agreement that expires in 2061.
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But we've got good news: The available options are inching towards more variation as the industry gets up to speed in terms of size inclusivity.
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And it doesn't hurt that the bike wheel launcher here is spinning at close to 60 miles per hour when it gets up to speed.
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Anything with less, like Samsung's Gear IconX 2018, which only gets up to 5 hours on a single charge, isn't worth considering in my opinion.
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Fortunately the Mandalorian is quick to undo whatever mischief the little gremlin gets up to, eventually picking him up and removing him from temptation altogether.
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Harley gets up to all sorts of tricks in the film and director Mandie Fletcher said she worked closely with his trainer for all his scenes.
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If there's one star to keep an eye on right now, it's her, so we're documenting every notable thing this five-foot powerhouse gets up to.
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In an opera pit, space is tight, the roof is low and when a Wagner opera finally gets up to something, the whole street knows it.
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We caught up with Billie about her dark fantasies and what she really gets up to with her friends while they're still alive… Noisey: Hi Billie.
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When the trailing 10-year return gets up to this area, it typically means a bull cycle is far along, but hasn't generally marked its end.
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Like the Ionic, the Versa is a battery champ and gets up to four days of battery life compared to the Apple Watch's 1-2 days.
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A. gets up to go to the gym while warning me to get to work early so I can leave early before it starts snowing this evening.
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The camera follows Jughead in the small projection booth packing up his things when he gets up to leave a small bed and hot plate is seen.
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Basically, it sounds like Apple is going all in on the MacBook and leaving the Air pretty much dormant while its thinner successor gets up to speed.
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While now older and working as a television news producer, Jones, described by Zellweger as "a character that I love", still gets up to plenty of mishaps.
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When the leader of the opposition gets up to do the same next week, however, Britain's most important business lobby group will hang on his every word.
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Yes, I know what your mother gets up to, but it makes no difference—even the water from Ruganzu Ndori can't replace the milk from our cows.
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Right now Apple gets up to 30% of all subscriptions sold inside 3rd-party iOS apps, so Facebook's current signup method would strip them of this revenue.
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When Joan Baez gets up to sing, she finishes her set with "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," as stunning a rendition as you'd ever hear inside church walls.
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"Don't open it and don't talk about the contents," Hovind warns Shafak as she gets up to hand the box to Paterson, who weeps softly and openly.
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As the three chat and record for the podcast, Stahl gets up to offer silent feedback when necessary, and adjust the camcorders set up in the corner.
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Authorities are constantly revamping their testing technology to keep up, meaning some designer drugs enjoy a period of relative legality before the DEA gets up to speed.
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Just as on the iPhone 7, the earpiece gets really loud to act as the second speaker, but the whole system gets up to 25 percent louder now.
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Kashkari's logic is pretty simple: Inflation is too low, and so the Fed needs to keep on loosening monetary policy until it gets up to the target level.
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Acer claims that the updated Chromebook 15 now gets up to 12 hours of battery life, a significant increase over the original Chromebook 15's estimated nine hours.
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Just as on the iPhone 7, the earpiece gets really loud to act as the second speaker, but the whole system gets up to 643 percent louder now.
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Bethany Vierra's daily routine begins at sunrise, when she gets up to make pancakes or scrambled eggs for her young daughter, Zaina, a curly haired 4-year-old.
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Now, though, it's gripping even more tightly to inconsequential information about what it gets up to than the ultra-secretive National Security Agency—and for no evident reason.
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On the one hand, the firm gets up to 23 percent of the capital that wealthy investors commit, as well as a small performance fee if their investment triples.
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Its modest 130 HP engine gets up to 30 mpg on the highway, and despite being a compact car, it can seat five adults with decent rear cargo storage.
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A 2019 Kia Rio handles well, has impressive technology given the $15,300 starting price of the Rio LX sedan model, and gets up to 37 mpg on the highway.
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The fate of many Affordable Care Act marketplaces, like so much else in life today, now hangs in the balance based on how quickly Trump gets up to speed.
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In her still-fluttering state she gives Bryan the rose, and gets up to hum to herself while forest creatures braid her hair and get her ready for bed.
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Beats says each Powerbeats earbud gets up to 9 hours of battery life on a single charge, which is almost twice as long as the five hours AirPods lasts.
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Photo: Денис Евстратов (Unsplash)There are employers and IT departments out there that take an extreme approach to monitoring what the staff gets up to on company-owned equipment.
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This is what Lovett gets up to when he's not playing bass/keys/guitar in either Metronomy or Christine and the Queens, which makes him just too damn cool.
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Arslan Tulemisov, a 25-year-old handler, said on a good day he gets up to 500 kg of fish, which he re-sells at 260 Tenge ($0.7068) per kilo.
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So when he gets up to shake my hand — dressed in a white T-shirt, white jeans and a white fedora — he seems more like the Dude than a dad.
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"The market has viewed international with the expectation that it will be weak until oil gets up to the $50-$60," said Brian Youngberg, an energy analyst with Edward Jones.
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Inspired by his carefree moves, Elio gets up to dance near him, and then the two of them throw their limbs around to the euphoric synth and electric piano keys.
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Much of it focuses on Claire and Frank's strained marriage as they attempt to raise Bree, with some intriguing shots of what Jamie gets up to following the Battle of Culloden.
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Huami claims it gets up to 11 days of battery life on a single charge, despite its always-on, transflective display, and 36 hours of battery life with continuous GPS-tracking.
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She gets up to the dais, prepared to read a speech that slams her mother for not allowing a young Selina to practice at the better of the family's two pianos.
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The YouTube star, who has over 17 million subscribers on her main channel, uploaded a video to her Instagram last night where she showed what Gandhi gets up to in 2019.
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The couple spend the sunlit morning together in bed, and then Paul gets up to dress for a lunch date with Emma, the girl he is to marry in two weeks.
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Acer is also announcing the new Predator X38, which has a 37.5-inch UWQHD+ curved display, supports Nvidia G-Sync, and gets up to a speedy 175Hz refresh rate when overclocked.
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Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said he anticipates Hoyer, who practiced on Wednesday, will take full advantage of New England&aposs bye week as he gets up to speed on the playbook.
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The whole thing is powered by a pair of AAA batteries, gets up to a month's battery life, and there's an optional case if you want to take it on the road.
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What the team gets up to on their quest to save the world from the brink of destruction again is yet to be discovered, but it's sure to be an explosive ride.
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A young man (played by actor Cole Doleman) gets up to sing, and after a couple of minutes, his boyfriend gets up from the pews and the two share a passionate kiss.
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The MX Master 3 gets up to 70 days on a full charge, and you can gain three hours of use from a fully exhausted battery with just one minute of charging.
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The model backstage with her willowy legs folded into a Bloody Kisses t-shirt, the tattoo artist who gets up to play "Love You To Death" when as his name is mentioned.
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The San Francisco Bay area could be hit by flash flooding and falling trees as saturated ground gets up to 8 inches more rain and strong winds blow in, the weather service said.
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That's not great speed for a device that starts at $800, but the Miix 630 has one thing definitely in its favor: Lenovo claims it gets up to 20183 hours of battery life.
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JC: He'll be working closely with me and the entire consumer team at Norwest as he gets up to speed, but he's empowered to make investments and sit on boards from day one.
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Despite all the fancy editing, it appears that the car only gets up to a fraction of the top speed of 180 miles per hour that Roborace has boasted about in the past.
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He gets up to say hey to Dog, and in doing so, unbalances the bench he was sharing with The Faller: The Faller tips over the bench and heads straight to the floor.
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Today, The Man in Seat 61 gets up to a million visitors a month, with dedicated readers across the world sending in alerts when landslides, fuel shortages and other events disrupt train schedules.
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E. and I fool around for a few minutes in bed before we hear the kids stirring, so he gets up to make us coffee and I go get F. from his crib.
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"I've got it all set up, timed out and the song is coming and she gets up to go wash the dishes, which she's never done," Clooney recounted for Ellen DeGeneres on her show.
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Bkool Go Trainer ($303): The Bkool Go is a fun, low-cost smart trainer for beginner or casual cyclists since it only gets up to 800 watts of resistance and simulates slopes of 8%.
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It gets up to 2100 mph (260 km/h) in as little as 24 seconds, to 053 mph (205 km/h) in still less time than most conventional cars take to reach half that speed.
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Bates Motel has more sympathy for Norman when it comes to how little he knows about what his murderous alter ego gets up to, but it doesn't have sympathy for the act of murder itself.
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A compliance manager that must abide by government regulations, for instance, makes between $22018,2210 and $272,19983, according to Leafly, while a bud trimmer who manicures harvested flower for retail gets up to $21998 an hour.
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The Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid incorporates dozens of features never before seen in this type of vehicle, including better fuel efficiency (it gets up to 2205 mpg) on a combination of gas and electric power sources.
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She uploaded a two-minute video to Instagram that showed what Gandhi gets up to in 2019, including trying on new glasses, drinking iced coffee, and accidentally opening up the front camera on his phone.
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I was curious to see what Karpf gets up to on his days off, so I got in touch with him and asked if I could join him on one of his recent weekend outings.
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Every time a Cabinet secretary is replaced it means often contentious Senate hearings, followed by a transition period in which the new secretary forms a team and gets up to speed in the new job.
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Panay says it's 9993 percent faster than the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro and lasts longer, too (MacBook Air only gets up to 13 hours of battery life and MacBook Pro has up to 10 hours).
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"I was on a table with Taylor Swift and The Weeknd was playing and she said, 'The thing about these parties is nobody gets up to dance' and you're making music," Hiddleston told the Press Association.
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Of course, once an aircraft gets up to altitude, it cruises at high speed with little friction to contend with, and whether you're going 100 feet or 50 miles you only have to take off once.
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Otto Wilde's OFB (Over-Fired Broiler) is a consumer-sized, restaurant-grade overhead grill (also known as a "sally" or salamander grill, finishing grill, or hotel grill) that gets up to a scorching 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Knowing Chuck is laid up at home in a space blanket, incapacitated after the day at the office, Jimmy trots over under the pretense of caring for his brother — but gets up to something more vengeful.
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But to brace people, everyday items that you know and love, especially if it gets up to include everything $400 billion or $500 billion worth of Chinese goods, that&aposs our entire gap with China right there.
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The finished product apparently gets up to seven days of battery life, can display notifications from his phone, and recharges in about two and a half hours — better specs than some full-fledged commercial smartwatches can manage.
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Even better, they used dogs playing poker to develop that technology, as shown below: It's clear that this player/dog is going to lose the hand, and so it gets up to steal the other dog's chips.
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"I was on a table with Taylor Swift and The Weeknd was playing and she said, 'The thing about these parties is nobody gets up to dance' and you're making music," the actor told the Press Association.
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It's a wordless, three- to four-minute-long Russian cartoon about a small creature named Booba who gets up to all sorts of shenanigans in different everyday locations, like the supermarket, the movie theater and an airplane.
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The scooter gets up to near its top speed of 20 miles per hour rather quickly, and I never felt like it was jerking me around — in other words, the performance of the motors has been carefully tuned.
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After recapping the altercation with the rest of his housemates, Candace decides the beef isn't settled and gets up to confront a group of three men who all meet Gus's description of a "farmer boy" in a hat.
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Walter asks a secretary at the front desk of the center if he and his friend can head to town to grab a beer, when she nervously gets up to "get a form" for them to fill out.
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Shortly after Sprouse supported his model girlfriend at the Victoria's Secret fashion show, Vogue followed her around on her day off to see everything she gets up to — which is pretty much just hanging out with her boyfriend.
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In today's My First Fight, actor Dylan Playfair tells us about an after school brawl that's almost as entertaining as the misadventures that he gets up to as Reilly the hockey player on Letterkenny: I was fourteen years old.
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Aretha is unexpectedly candid towards the end of each night, sweating off her glittery eyeshadow; at one point, when her fingers are occupied on the piano keys, her father gets up to wipe off her brow perspiration with a towel.
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The intro culminates in a haunting, choir-like vocal track that plays every time the biggest bad in the Rick and Morty universe gets up to his bullshit, making it the perfect score to demonstrate how heartless humanity can be.
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During a scene in which Kenney overhears his father lamenting his son's path in life, his friend Chevy Chase (Joel McHale) gets up to pour himself a drink and immediately collapses on the sideboard, breaking everything in true slapstick fashion.
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We work out a plan, and he gets up to do the huge pile of dishes I made while I read my new issue of The New Yorker and text my sisters about silly ways to cheer up D. some.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, the Panthers took defensive backs with their second, third, and fourth selections in the draft; how these rookies fare against Newton (and how quickly Benwikere gets up to full speed) will be absolutely crucial to the Panthers' season.
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Caveat: After the initial 200 scooters per firm deploy in the Portland pilot's first week, Bird is allowed up to 680 while Skip only gets up to 450, which may skew how the companies perform and how popular they prove.
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As the perspective shifts to explore this assemblage from alternate angles, the man gets up to change out the memory card on one of the cameras, stores the completed card in a locker, then sits back down in his original spot.
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It's also cute that during the celebratory dinner at Winterfell, he keeps asking if she's around and when no one has seen her inside the hall he gets up to leave and find her (that's when Dany bestows Storm's End on him).
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The Tap has Bluetooth in addition to Wi-Fi for playing music from local devices, and gets up to eight hours of battery life, although at $129.99, it is a bit pricer than the combined cost of the Vaux and an Echo Dot.
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In an effort to still be a "cool boss" who's understanding of a learning curve (although it's taking Natalie way too long to learn), Kat tells Natalie to stick with things like makeup tips and celebrity gossip until she gets up to speed.
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The two are working on whatever their next series together will be, but Fields simultaneously stepped in to guide another FX project about a troubled marriage where one of the participants (in this case, Bob Fosse) gets up to incredibly horrible things.
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PROMESA, signed by President Barack Obama on June 30 after earning bipartisan support in Congress, called for creditor lawsuits against Puerto Rico to be put on hold, or "stayed," while the federally appointed oversight board gets up to speed on the fiscal situation.
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It gets up to about 1600 degrees Fahrenheit, which has allowed me to sear everything from scallops to steak, and it has outdone every pizza joint in the borough of Brooklyn (*dodges rotten tomato*), all within a tiny corner of my backyard.
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He gets up to leave and expects Archie to go with him but Archie says he's staying because he wants to hear what Hiram has to say (the betrayal!) What does this mean for the future of the only slightly healthy parent/child relationship!?
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"If there's a change in the leadership in the division, even if they're of the same party … it causes all sorts of delay in decision-making, as the new leadership gets up to speed and puts its own slant on each case," he said.
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On stormy nights, my husband gets up to force a tablet of dog-strength Xanax down Clark's throat, and for an hour we will both lie in the dark, sleepless, while the dog staggers around the house in a state of now-drunken anxiety.
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" (A startling metaphor: Has underwear ever been figured as a scythe before?) When Lisa gets up to leave, he forces her to stay and watch, telling her, "we're having a family moment" and "it's important that you try to be part of this family.
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Franklin gets up to deliver his remarks at one point, and by the time Aretha wraps up, singing "Never Grow Old" from the piano, worrying the line like no other singer could, some people are so overcome, they need to be restrained from rushing the stage.
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Most tantalizingly, though, was the show's drawn-out revelation of the events that led to the decimation of human civilization, something it seems season three will explore further, in between pregnancy-related hijinks and whatever high-strung madness Forte's Phil gets up to this time around.
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In the video, Glover is stuck in a loop: he enters a dinner through the front door, walks past people eating, sits with his friends, gets up to put music on the jukebox, and then walks out the back door where he sees someone puking in the bushes and two people kissing.
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A man with a GoPro attached the camera to his dog while he left the house for the day to see what the little guy gets up to, and it turns out there's at least three minutes and 47 seconds of despair (hopefully for the rest of the day, the dog was just napping or, better yet, hanging with the human).
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Capaldi tweeted about the mistake and found it as amusing as his followers did, writing: "a lady at the grammys has just come up and offered to take my seat because she thought I was one of the people who sits in the chairs to fill them when someone gets up to use the bathroom," followed by a series of laughing emojis.
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More from Newser Cops Finally Catch 'Ninja' Thief, and It's a Surprise Gangster's Mugshot Goes Viral Man Gets up to 15 Years After Stealing $1 and a Houseplant Man Locked in Beer Cooler Makes the Best of It: Police The cakes turned out to be paper-wrapped packages of heroin coated in chocolate; NJ.com reports that Orellana-Estrada was carrying 3 kilograms of the drug.
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As a cousin's wife gets up to speak, her toddler crawls onto the stage and toward the urn: He sat next to it and banged on it for a while and then, while his mother, oblivious, kept talking about Tina and all her charming qualities, her boldness, her tenderness, her zest for life, the little kid somehow managed to take the lid off the urn.
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As Cheryl has just learned of her inheritance, she gets up to give a speech as Cheryl is prone to do and it is reminiscent of Jason's funeral (I half expected her to drop some kind of bomb like she wanted be emancipated from Penelope!) Instead, it's simply a speech that speaks to her desire to clear the Blossom name of all the bloodshed and madness and as she speaks in walks Clifford Blossom (WHAT
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