How to get rid of hiccups A question about what causes hiccups topped Google's list of trending health-related questions in 2017 -- and now, in 2019, how to get rid of hiccups ranked third.
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Once the hiccups start, the most simple and effective way to get rid of newborn hiccups is to wait it out and let them run their course.
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For chronic hiccups -- hiccups that last more than a few days or keep coming back -- a person should contact a health care provider to discuss any underlying causes and treatment options.
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Literally two weeks of straight hiccups since the stroke happened.
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Wifi can be prone to hiccups, which lead to lag.
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Rocket League, similarly, ran at maximum specs without any hiccups.
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Eventually, the sobs turn to hiccups and we are quiet.
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It also streams music without any hiccups in the connection.
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Even so, she acknowledges there will be inevitable daily hiccups.
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Being a millennial writer with a boomer editor has hiccups.
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These sorts of hiccups aren't exclusive to the Galaxy Buds.
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There was no lag or hiccups during the editing process.
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Trump's administration claimed there had been hiccups behind the scenes.
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Promotion of the White House celebration wasn't without its hiccups.
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That could mean more hiccups before it goes into effect.
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Revolut's rapid growth in recent years has been without hiccups.
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The bad news is: not all experiences were without hiccups.
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The AGC also proved remarkably resilient to glitches and hiccups.
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Watch out for unexpected hiccups in your plans this afternoon.
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Still Mr. Scoroposki did foresee some hiccups on the horizon.
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The second aircraft carrier also appears to have experienced hiccups.
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The combination of hiccups and odd neurological symptoms worried Goldin.
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After some early hiccups, they introduced whiskey to the masses.
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Newborn hiccups are normal and rarely a reason for concern.
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All of this expansion, however, has not been without hiccups.
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Despite the hiccups, La Malinche offers an enjoyable culinary experience.
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Xiaomi's exponential growth, though, has seen hiccups along the way.
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He almost got the hiccups himself, listening to her silences.
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But the problems these parties face are not temporary hiccups.
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Josephs said hiccups were part of building a new business.
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I mean, there are certain times when the economy has hiccups.
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There were a couple of hiccups before SpaceX could launch, though.
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I mean, there are certain times when the economy has hiccups.
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And Blue Origin has experienced a few hiccups along the way.
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But Uber's global expansion has also run into a few hiccups.
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AK will prevail in the elections, but there may be hiccups.
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For decades it has been notorious for leaks and safety hiccups.
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Additionally, he had painful hiccups for a week and a half.
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Why wouldn't there be a few hiccups as things get rewired?
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There are a couple of hiccups Amazon needs to iron out.
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But you didn't get there without some hiccups along the way.
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Of course, you can get hiccups from drinking anything too quickly.
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You don't have these hiccups that happen in other presidential calls.
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The hiccups dragged Macy's shares 0.6 percent lower in extended trading.
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"Most companies hit their hiccups and their tough points," she said.
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There were hiccups in some of VoteCastr's projections, Alexandra Alter writes.
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Under Iger's tenure, the company has not been immune to hiccups.
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We've now had a total of five such Electoral College hiccups.
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As I recall it, there were some hiccups with that show.
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Even with the potential hiccups, McGovern's recommendation isn't exactly a surprise.
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"There are obviously going to be hiccups," the CBP official said.
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There was no hesitation or hiccups in their love for him.
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The hiccups persisted — it takes time for the nerves to recover.
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These businesses will indeed suffer earnings hiccups, as they always have.
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The concept sounds attractive to Mr. Wiens, despite the early hiccups.
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In my head, the tape runs backward, then hiccups and breaks.
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Previously, the devices were imprecise, occasionally causing "violent hiccups," Ellenbogen said.
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It's trying to find that consistency and work through the hiccups.
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Despite some hiccups with those apps, they worked well over all.
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Once installed, the app works pretty well, a few hiccups aside.
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Having hiccups for an hour or two can be a bother.
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Rival FedEx experienced more hiccups, but was still much improved from 2013.
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That said, there were probably a few more... shall we say hiccups?
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That's because it's true: Apple devices rarely suffer from privacy-related hiccups.
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These are small hiccups, but ones that could get frustrating over time.
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Jorma Elo's "Nocturne/Étude/Prelude" is a characteristically incoherent fit of hiccups.
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This irritation can lead to involuntary spasms of the diaphragm, aka hiccups.
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It's done what I've asked so far without many issues or hiccups.
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"There were a few little hiccups, but it was perfect," she said.
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"Last time you were here, we had a few hiccups," says DeGeneres.
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BARRING any last-minute hiccups, something remarkable will happen on October 1st.
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In Indonesia, a country of 250 million people, it faced similar hiccups.
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"There are some high chances that we should expect hiccups," he said.
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Turns, there's a reason why we're prone to hiccups when we're drunk.
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The Moto Z Play does just about everything briskly without noticeable hiccups.
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Even with AVR, hiccups in the system exclude eligible citizens from participating.
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In the final set, she had to overcome two particularly severe hiccups.
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While the program did experience some hiccups, it was widely considered successful.
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There will be growing pains, there will be hiccups but I'm positive.
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Setup was seamless, and I didn't experience any hiccups along the way.
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After a few hiccups, the N.F.L. approved a move in March 21960.
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This week's topic: the myriad hiccups in the music streaming ecosystem lately.
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But it also may be an indicator of technological hiccups to come.
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His ascent was not without hiccups, particularly in regards to law enforcement.
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Data can be downloaded ahead of time to smooth out connection hiccups.
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There have been some hiccups along the way, as we talked about.
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We had some hiccups along the way, but the vendors worked with us.
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Her sneezing and hiccups make me feel warmth like I have never felt.
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There's also been licensing hiccups along the way and reports of product shortages.
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It performed well, and I didn't experience any real hiccups with the device.
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Daniel Craig's Bond 25 film has gone through its fair share of hiccups.
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Instead, he labeled these moments "hurdles" and "hiccups" on the road to recovery.
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But the soft-launch hiccups weren't the only headaches for the Shanghai park.
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And sequels will probably keep drumming up big business, despite the recent hiccups.
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Most reported that the car handled most situations proficiently, with a few hiccups.
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And I have a fit of hiccups, which scares my dog every time.
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He also hiccups the strongest out of my 3 and all night long.
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Any "hiccups" in the credit market would cause a slowdown in Square Capital.
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But new technologies inevitably bring their own hiccups, some more damaging than others.
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He did have a couple of hiccups with the walks, but he regrouped.
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Barring any last-minute hiccups, though, something remarkable will happen at the meeting.
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Even with a custom wireless chip, the Apple AirPods suffer from connectivity hiccups.
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The historic event hasn't come without some hiccups, and that's putting it lightly.
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The measure has held up nicely despite recent hiccups in nonfarm payrolls data.
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Despite the hiccups, U.S. stocks have risen steadily since the start of 230.
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Persistent hiccups can still have the same causes as a regular old bout.
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Putin's marathon public performance wasn't without its mechanical hiccups and awkward slip-ups.
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Mr. Cusick is worried that there would be hiccups to moving that process.
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It can chop, shred, julienne, and slice batches of vegetables without any hiccups.
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As with most new small businesses, they ran into hiccups along the way.
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These are not deterrents to reading this novel; they are hiccups, at worst.
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Apart from some hiccups every now and then, it's been a great guide.
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But a few hours later, when the drug wore off, the hiccups returned.
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The first day of service was smooth, although there were a few hiccups.
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However, barring those hiccups, the Disney deal could be completed within a year.
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Despite these early-stage hiccups, Nowak argued that operations should improve with time.
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The recent hiccups haven't deterred analysts from remaining positive on the Tencent story.
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But despite the financial support, there have been some hiccups along the way.
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Yet the phrases take unexpected turns and the rhythmic flow has intriguing hiccups.
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" The process was not without hiccups — Stromberg describes it as "inventing in flight.
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These are the first reactors of their kind, so you'd expect some hiccups.
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The company is still susceptible to production and distribution hiccups, and at a larger scale, those hiccups — particularly supplier shortages or company "hubris" — would likely cause a lag that would cause a bigger difference between expected deliveries and actual deliveries.
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But there's still a couple of hiccups out there, which I got away with.
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Given these potential hiccups, you should submit your return as early as you can.
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Thursday evening, the sun meets retrograde Mercury, calling your attention to work-related hiccups.
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Hopefully these issues are just temporary hiccups as the new stuff falls in place.
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She had a crawling sensation in her stomach, not quite nausea, not quite hiccups.
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Of course, every car brand has production hiccups and slowdowns from time to time.
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We often had these hiccups where we didn't talk because of some unwanted drama.
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As in any assignment, unexpected logistical changes and workflow hiccups always sprout from nowhere.
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In a way, these hiccups made me realize how strong and capable I am.
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There will surely be more hiccups that will delay the launch of these services.
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If there are a few hiccups or embarrassing photos along the way, embrace them!
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Yes, but: That doesn't mean it hasn't faced some policy hiccups along the way.
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It's great quality video calling, and testing it I experienced zero stutters or hiccups.
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I saw some hiccups in my Stadia demo, though a system restart rectified them.
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To understand what it's like to live in Prototype World, consider Apple's current hiccups.
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I like everything: Coke, [sparkling] iced tea, Sprite… Carbonated drinks give my girlfriend hiccups.
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I've put mine through countless sweat-filled workouts without any hiccups to speak of.
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While Philae did accomplish this task, there were a few hiccups along the way.
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Bitcoin's price has been booming in the last two years (with some recent hiccups).
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All of these are health hiccups that can be quickly treated by a professional.
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Photos had some embarrassing hiccups on the automated tagging feature, but saw solid uptake.
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Rain and other natural challenges, along with execution hiccups, have hampered state-run operations.
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The unusual experiment, which involved a lot of logistics coordination, had a few hiccups.
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Nevertheless, she seemed unperturbed by the sorts of hiccups that often derail young players.
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McDonald's appears to be taking steps to protect itself from kitchen hiccups, she added.
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With few hiccups, the cost-per-megabyte of DRAM has been falling ever since.
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This isn't to say early January is without hiccups: Mercury is retrograde, after all!
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Unfortunately, when their free trial expires in two weeks, Helix might face some hiccups.
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He had not played football since the 2100th grade, and, predictably, there were hiccups.
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Such hiccups are to be expected when pushing boundaries is part of the mandate.
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Those kinds of hiccups are unfortunate, but not totally unexpected during a live event.
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And so the physician gave the man more chlorpromazine, and again the hiccups stopped.
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Despite some day-one technical hiccups, Disney+ amassed 10 million subscribers on launch day.
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I have to get over those little one-inning hiccups and keep moving forward.
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That committee, with only a few hiccups, has a good track record of bipartisanship.
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Most cases of hiccups usually go away on their own after a few minutes.
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Its online system for reporting counterfeits, many say, is cumbersome and prone to hiccups.
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Amazon's massive delivery infrastructure is experiencing some hiccups as the holiday shopping season continues.
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Hiccups seem to start and stop for no obvious reason, but the US National Library of Medicine notes that hiccups often happen when something irritates your diaphragm, such as eating too quickly, drinking alcohol, feeling nervous or excited or taking certain medicines.
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Given the shutdown, expect to experience hiccups as you prepare to submit your tax return.
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One of the worst side effects of the stroke was, strangely enough, hiccups, Hader said.
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So it doesn't matter if Tesla's newest car misses production goals or has quality hiccups.
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What's harder to accept than those software hiccups is the reMarkable tablet's $600 price tag.
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Titles like Limbo, Star Wars: KOTOR, and Monument Valley 248 run well, with occasional hiccups.
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In October 2018 a default by one of those caused hiccups across the financial sector.
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Others said it was likely to have some hiccups on the way to full employment.
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Thankfully, there are evidence-backed ways to relieve most normal, short-term bouts of hiccups.
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And even once a direct listing was chosen as the play, the company confronted hiccups.
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Apple also experienced hiccups with iOS 11, the new operating system the firm released Tuesday.
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That is, of course, barring any production hiccups that could occur in the coming months.
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But so far, many investors believe these are just "hiccups" on their mega upward trend.
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Walmart is expected to announce the blockbuster transaction on Monday, barring any last-minute hiccups.
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But the road to where Robinhood is today hasn't been without hiccups along the way.
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O'Hurley: Well, they went through some financial hiccups there about six months after Seinfeld ended.
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Without the zoom, though, photos are sharp, and video is stable with no noticeable hiccups.
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Maybe there were some hiccups along the way but at least he wasn't punished either.
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So as you are trying things please use it with caution and expect some hiccups.
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These relationships — as Rogers acknowledged today — are incredibly resilient and will withstand these presidential hiccups.
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But for the most part, Trump's first day on foreign soil proceeded without major hiccups.
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It's not going to happen overnight and there will be some hiccups along the way.
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Eventually, albeit with a few hiccups, he was able to build a completely functional iPhone.
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During the webinar, there were a few technical hiccups along the way, but nothing major.
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The company is growing at 40 percent every month, which has caused hiccups in service.
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His hiccups weren't responding to drugs, and he also had tachycardia—an abnormally fast heartbeat.
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I used to treat my poetry like hiccups — it came out and that was it.
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The 787 was already running years behind schedule because of manufacturing hiccups and supplier delays.
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Since Herd on the Hill started, there have been a few hiccups along the way.
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It's one of several hiccups that keep a meal at Gem from gliding smoothly along.
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Walks, embellished with little hiccups of, say, a lingering foot, cut boldly across the stage.
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The drug was given to women for menstrual discomfort and to children for the hiccups.
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You know, over a long period of time, you've had hiccups in the stock market.
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That said, there can be side-effects, including dizziness, nausea, hiccups, racing heartbeat, and others.
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Yes, but: The number is also notable, considering the service launched with a few hiccups.
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Foreign currency swings and global acquisition hiccups weighed on Brink's in the most recent quarter.
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Hiccups were inevitable, though — for the first time, Ms. Swift's rate of ascent has slowed.
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Pretty much everyone has had a case of the hiccups at one point or another.
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Our conclusion is that there is insufficient evidence to recommend a particular treatment for hiccups.
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And season one was great — a few little hiccups here and there, but overall everyone's happy.
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After some bureaucratic and planning hiccups, it was Barish who saw the construction to its completion.
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I mean, we have hiccups in the economy and we even had a panic in 2008.
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And despite some hiccups in the first generation, the Pixel 2 is a pretty great smartphone.
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"I was shocked to learn that hiccups can persist in all stages of sleep," she says.
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I remember wanting to argue with him; anyone can hit unexpected hiccups, I had been told.
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It was a tougher-than-expected crowd this morning and we had some hiccups with luggage.
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IT'S UNDER EARNING BECAUSE IT'S HAD SOME HICCUPS, BECAUSE THE CHINESE ECONOMY HAS NOT BEEN PERFECT.
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A few brief hiccups here and there, but I'm convinced that was from the apps themselves.
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And though he knows his way around the kitchen, Hammer's not immune to some cooking hiccups.
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The trick is finding the right gear to make sure everything is working with no hiccups.
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To avoid the same hiccups, the White House has introduced this as a narrower administrative action.
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I'm in recovery now and texting so everything must be ok, just hiccups in my plans!
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Bluetooth is still far from perfect, and you'll occasionally experience hiccups and random disconnects from interference.
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EST Snap's rollout of its new Spectacles from cute little vending machines didn't come without hiccups.
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My baby is taking up intestinal space, so I have serious constipation, bloating, heartburn and hiccups.
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Over the last five years, shares have climbed higher, bouncing back from their few momentary hiccups.
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I'm in recovery now and texting so everything must be ok,just hiccups in my plans!
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Zelizer predicted that even if there are hiccups for Kennedy, it won't hurt him too much.
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Even Amazon ran a lengthy ad poking fun at the hiccups from its Alexa voice assistant.
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Though many consumers have run into hiccups with Windows 10, it has generally received positive reviews.
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But the Mets could endure minor hiccups later in Thursday's game thanks to De Aza's bat.
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I had some hiccups, and I'll note again that I'm not crazy about BMW's transmission selector.
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The hiccups were a surprise because Exxon has a history of being a top-notch operator.
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I didn't have any hiccups with the headset or controller tracking though, everything moved along smoothly.
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For most people, hiccups will continue for a few minutes and be gone within 48 hours.
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For protracted episodes of hiccups, solving the underlying health issue or taking certain medications can help.
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The full list of 10 also included questions about snoring and kidney stones: What causes hiccups?
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Sex has been proven to lower blood pressure, improve sleep, prevent colds, and even cure hiccups.
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But while some of that expansion has seen some hiccups, other regions are basically on track.
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All of the hiccups and missteps of my performance can be blamed on Pop's extended sabbatical.
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Six months later, the redesigned property offers delicious dining, an inviting spa and a few hiccups.
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A connection between three women that started with in-utero hiccups has strengthened, even across continents.
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Stanton also notes that billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller is also worried about hiccups in fixed income.
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Travel often involves hiccups like a misrepresented property or a destination that pales to the hype.
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Hiccups happen when the diaphragm and external intercostal muscles involuntarily contract, causing someone to rapidly inhale.
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This isn't to knock The Parent Trap, which, despite its logical hiccups, remains a delightfully enjoyable movie.
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Arguments over the treatment of many goods have led to hiccups in the eight months of negations.
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We're in a rapidly growing world, and maybe this is one of those hiccups along the way.
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Despite hiccups like the Fulk incident, People You May Know was batting it out of the park.
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This is why many wireless earbuds so far suffer from constant, irritating hiccups in the Bluetooth connection.
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Avoid the hiccups and "umms" that come with finding the right words – say it with flowers instead.
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On its way down to the stomach, spicy food may also affect the lungs and cause hiccups.
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"Most auto launches have hiccups, and Tesla is no exception," Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in a note.
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Outright failures were few, but hiccups were many when it comes to crowdfunding projects becoming physical reality.
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Anyone who's dared to take on spice knows that hiccups are an unfortunate, yet adorable side effect.
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The new mom started posting photos and videos of the twins' progress, from eyes opening to hiccups.
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"But there are hiccups and problems for small companies that have 150 to 200 employees," said Beshear.
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Despite slight sales hiccups in August 2015, experts predict that prices are going to keep on rising.
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But the one that always sneaks up on you without warning has to be the dreaded hiccups.
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"If things go smoothly with no hiccups, I'll be ready to go next Opening Day," Posey said.
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An SEC investigation would be the latest among a string of recent hiccups for Musk and Tesla.
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In more extreme situations, hiccups in the ETF market can bring disruption to the stock market itself.
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Any law as complex and comprehensive as the Affordable Care Act is bound to have some hiccups.
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Amazon's one-day Prime shipping promise, announced in April, has seen a few hiccups in its implementation.
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There are foreign policy hiccups and then there are inexplicable decisions that defy any sense of logic.
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One patient report cited was a 67-year-old man with intractable hiccups after triple bypass surgery.
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Incidentally, this is thought to be the same mechanism that explains why startling someone can relieve hiccups.
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Construction delays and cast illness led to more than a few hiccups, with performances postponed several times.
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Businesses have embraced the unified Goods and Services Tax after initial hiccups, Modi said in his speech.
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Her only movement was from the hiccups that had become her sometime companion since all this started.
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Cowen told its clients to overlook any short-term transitional hiccups into the Turing gaming card launch.
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Zola has run ads featuring same-sex couples on the Hallmark channel previously, he said, without hiccups.
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"You're always going have hiccups," said Krista Haroutunian, the chairwoman of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers.
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Aside from a few other hiccups in season one, the Bradys rarely ever mention their blended status.
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The settlement could come as early as next week, barring any last-minute hiccups, those people said.
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"These kind of hiccups are likely always going to come up," Walsh said of the difficult week.
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Her only movement was from the hiccups that had become her sometime companion since all this started.
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But hiccups that don't go away can be a sign that there's something seriously wrong with you.
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The category was hobbled by product launch hiccups among early movers like HTC Vive and Facebook's Oculus Rift .
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The latter half of August into September is notoriously volatile and associated with potential market hiccups, he said.
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Gunshots, a car crash and explosion make it clear that Denton's second chance is not without criminal hiccups.
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Parrot's adapter appears to fit into the cup of the headphone, which should eliminate any wireless charging hiccups.
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This compression system isn't widely adopted yet, and it caused some hiccups when I was editing the video.
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You have to have a fast enough connection and a fast enough client to deliver gameplay without hiccups.
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Telegram has too many potential flaws and hiccups that may compromise its integrity as a secure messaging application.
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We'll be keeping a close eye on the astronauts' descent, updating if there are any hiccups or delays.
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Even when the weather cooperated for training runs, working in health care presented plenty of its own hiccups.
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The trip wasn't without a few hiccups, but Yellowstone was even more gorgeous than it looked in photos.
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It mostly gets there, pulling off all the expected story beats without any huge hiccups along the way.
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These hiccups are one reason, researchers say, why the range of accuracy of these devices is so wide.
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I've seen claims that it can do everything from halt hiccups to whiten teeth, and even banish dandruff.
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He said the market could also have some hiccups as first quarter data should show a spotty economy.
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When asked about any hiccups along the way, both stressed communication was the key to avoiding bad vibes.
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I didn't notice any obvious issues or hiccups with two-finger scrolling or Chrome OS' three-finger gestures.
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Officials from the Trump administration say they expected hiccups like these and are moving forward with summit plans.
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Negative news could include investment losses or hiccups in the settlement of wealth management or shadow banking products.
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Despite a few small hiccups here and there, Honda has managed to pull off an impressive infotainment system.
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It's also to Republicans' benefit to see the new tax law implemented with as few hiccups as possible.
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Or, she says, they can lead to malnutrition when a person can't get enough food past their hiccups.
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I'll admit that I ran into a couple of hiccups with things like phone audio through the board.
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According to Bochicchio, the source of the most hiccups is one that doesn't apply to FloSports' other genres.
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Service hiccups occasionally required us to ask for missing silverware, but those lapses were cheerfully and quickly remedied.
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" He added that the department so far has "experienced no hiccups when it comes to getting benefits out.
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Kevin Demoff, the chief operating officer of the Rams, echoed this view and shrugged off the early hiccups.
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The Alphabet model, placing distinct companies and cultures under one corporate umbrella, has had some hiccups so far.
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Ironing out the details of who maintains and finances the upkeep can also cause delays and potential hiccups.
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The potential for legal hiccups is lessened when tech tools can assure everyone is on the same page.
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He couldn't eat, could barely drink and hadn't slept much since the hiccups began, nearly three weeks earlier.
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Despite the hiccups, companies continue to rely on the batteries because they can be cheaply and reliably reproduced.
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Although not rife with problems like the Iowa caucus, it is true there were some hiccups in Nevada.
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And honestly, the early Galaxy Fold hiccups and Huawei Mate X delays aren't exactly helping speed things along.
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If you want to try and prevent hiccups before they start, try slowing the baby down during feeding.
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The financial world is realizing how different this is from a trade war or other recent economic hiccups.
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The day's skating and ski jumping events went off with little more than a few Wi-Fi hiccups.
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Travel Tips Travel can involve hiccups like a misrepresented property or a destination that pales to the hype.
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After initial hiccups, Mr. Merrick and inmates told me, the culture in 104 evolved from predation to nurturing.
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His early tenure in New York had not been smooth sailing, even before the market hiccups this month.
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"Donald would have taken all of those hiccups if he had been getting good press," the source added.
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Like other theme park attractions, Rise of the Resistance did not last the day without a few hiccups.
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Unfortunately, the law didn't take into account the potential for technical hiccups, or unintended economic and political consequences.
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So if you've had hiccups for more than two days, it could be time to see a doctor.
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We started hitting all these little hiccups, and then suddenly they told us they couldn't do anything more.
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Trump has had delegate hiccups in numerous states recently, including South Carolina, Georgia, North Dakota, and Louisiana, per Politico.
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That's why you can watch a video while downloading software and Snapchatting with your BFFs without noticing any hiccups.
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Potential nomination hiccups If the President nominated Esper to be the permanent secretary, there could be some legal complications.
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And despite recently raising funding, Curve has had several hiccups throughout 2019 that could make this expansion more difficult.
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Yet Lavin warned that there could be some unforeseen hiccups in the negotiations as the deal nears its completion.
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There are two theories: First, hiccups may help pull trapped air out of the stomach and into the throat.
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In many cases, the reviewers found that it didn&apost always work as expected and there were some hiccups.
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This isn't to say the migration will be perfect — migrating to new versions of any software often has hiccups.
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Technology was high on the agenda, with the rise and fall of bitcoin and Silicon Valley's hiccups featuring prominently.
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It took me setting down my phone and walking about 40 feet away before I started to experience hiccups.
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After a few frame-rate hiccups that YouTube was able to patch away, the video quality was quite solid.
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Though with hiccups and hesitations, the Republican political class is coming to terms with the candidacy of Donald Trump.
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Honestly, so far, despite the hyperbole and a few minor hiccups, this one has not really been that bad.
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While it was mostly good, there were some hiccups at the stores when it came time to pick up.
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For most folks, hiccups are a minor annoyance: a tell that you've been drinking or are excited about something.
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That is the way it has been going for the Penguins, except for a few hiccups on the road.
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"I think it was just one of those hiccups that happens over the course of the year," Boone said.
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Odds are, once you account for materials, labor and unforeseen hiccups, you'll be writing a check for a grand.
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I'd been emailing with the show's executive producer, Kong Hyosoon, for more than six months, and not without hiccups.
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With that accomplished, the actors sit in a circle and plan for the day, trying to anticipate any hiccups.
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Production issues were widely reported during the rollout of the Model 3, and workers say manufacturing hiccups are ongoing.
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It was not without its problems and hiccups, but at every margin it erred toward being boring and orderly.
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And while Andujar and Torres are contenders for the A.L. Rookie of the Year Award, each has had hiccups.
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Sometimes, however, it might run into hiccups akin to any wireless device: the darn thing just won&apost connect.
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But these invasive therapies are last resort, and the adverse side effects can sometimes be worse than the hiccups.
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"A few early technical hiccups aside, it was clearly a pretty, pretty, pretty good start for Disney+," Jayant wrote.
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Also, I might be able to avoid any hiccups related to the first-generation of an entirely new phone.
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By embracing progress and understanding the role of creative destruction, we can better navigate such hiccups in the future.
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In recessions, "the nation's many sound companies" will "suffer earnings hiccups, as they always have," Buffet wrote in 2008.
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But these invasive therapies are last resort, and the adverse side effects can sometimes be worse than the hiccups.
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As the deadline looms, however, the French government says that — barring some minor hiccups — the transition will be frictionless.
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Ben proposed to Lauren in season 20 of 'Bachelor' but the relationship didn't come without some pretty major hiccups.
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"We still don't know what hiccups do, and our cure for them hasn't improved since Plato," says Robert Provine.
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And hiccups just haven't been a hot area for such trials, which can also be fairly expensive to do.
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And there will be hiccups along the way, such as Hollywood filmmakers defending problematic casting on questionable ideological grounds.
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Woods expanded into fields full of sheep that bleated in pitches high and low—short like hiccups, long like pleas.
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Facebook has planned to go to space for years — but there have been delaysFacebook's satellite plans have faced repeated hiccups.
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There were the usual CES "blame it on the Wi-Fi, maybe" bugs and hiccups, but that's to be expected.
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It's the closing of the glottis that causes the "hic" sound you make when you have the hiccups, she says.
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"Longer-term I remain a believer in Netflix, but I accept there can be hiccups along the way," Cramer said.
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Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma's daughter is only a week old, but she's already learning how annoying hiccups can be!
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A desire to spread support further may partly explain the hiccups experienced by one big programme, the Family Nurse Partnership.
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But early hiccups mean some potential jobs never materialized at a critical time, just as Spain was emerging from recession.
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When it comes to gaming on a PC, there have been a few hiccups with DirectX 12 and Windows 10.
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It mostly performed well, but with some 4K content, via Netflix or YouTube, I did experience one or two hiccups.
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Sometimes these hiccups just happen, but your body gets back on track on its own within a cycle or two.
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But the pungent dialogue, winning performances and Kip Fagan's streamlined direction help us overlook the small hiccups in the dramaturgy.
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The rabid New York Yankees and Cubs fan is 77 years old now and has had a few health hiccups.
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Delayed planes, bad storms, lost luggage, missed connections, flat tires, and other hiccups are a major headache for most travelers.
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Inevitably there will be hiccups, but lawmakers have never required perfect driving ability in order to operate on public roads.
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To minimize stressful hiccups, discuss holiday plans with family members (especially those who live far away) as soon as possible.
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Often, these "hiccups," as Mr. Burgess put it, may occur in smaller jails or as a result of staff turnover.
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A few years back, I distinguished myself with my usual, almost-daily case of hiccups in a quiet professional setting.
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Just watch out for some hiccups in your commute or a communication issue that may pop up in the afternoon.
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Some procedural hiccups are going to delay the tax reform bill getting to President Trump's desk by a few hours.
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It fully knows that we know about the stories and hiccups by now, and it doesn't change any of that.
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The current hiccups have prompted a wider conversation about whether it's time to finally switch to the Gregorian calendar completely.
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In an hour, after some hiccups and playbacks, one of my son's 3 by 3s went from chaos to order.
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If he poured a packet of sugar under his tongue, by the time it dissolved, the hiccups would be gone.
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Security robots are being gradually adopted by some police departments and private companies, but there have been some recent hiccups.
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It wasn't without imperfections: The quality of the solo voices ranged widely this year, and there were some coordination hiccups.
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Here&aposs what you need to know about what causes hiccups in newborns and when you should consult a doctor.
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They also should also be cognizant of hiccups that can prevent them from repaying their loans in a timely fashion.
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But there have been hiccups, as for students who might qualify for the benefit but are also trying to work.
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With 216GB of RAM, you won't have to worry about any hiccups in the middle of the most hectic matches.
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The Montage hotel sent guests an email, obtained by TMZ, informing them their stay will have some pretty big hiccups.
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It has also suspended operations for at least four days at its South Korean subsidiary due to supply chain hiccups.
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It has also suspended operations for at least four days at its South Korean subsidiary due to supply chain hiccups.
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Two publications from 1988 and 1990 describe case studies of a doctor massaging a patient's rectum to cure intractable hiccups.
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When the subway had one of its many hiccups last year, the subway system directed stranded passengers to use Via.
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McCollom said he believes that the hiccups happened because of where the stroke took place, at the base of the brain.
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The latter half of August into September is notoriously volatile and associated with some potential hiccups in the market, he said.
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Switching through apps, scrolling around mindlessly, and putting the G29's camera features to the test didn't cause any noticeable hiccups.
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AlixPartners, a retail consulting firm, predicts retail sales will rise 4.1%, citing the potential for economic hiccups after the midterm elections.
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Hiccups happen, but major shifts can be a sign of a medical issue like a pregnancy, an infection, or something else.
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Their sentiment, generally positive, has barely shifted over more than two centuries — with a few hiccups in times of national crisis.
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It still also has a few software hiccups that make you feel like next year's model might be a safer bet.
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It wouldn't be the launch of a first-generation Apple product without a few hiccups — who can forget Antennagate and Bendgate?
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Despite some hardware hiccups and a launch shipping delay, Essential has done an impressive job with their first piece of hardware.
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On "Points," a flicker of bubblegum pop gets mere seconds to live before Blake's murmurings and vocal hiccups take its place.
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It's shocking how a video of James Corden getting through airport security with zero hiccups can make such an important statement.
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Big phone launches typically come with a few hiccups, as some defective units are inevitable in such a massive manufacturing operation.
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There have been hiccups: Within days of moving into our apartment, an Ikea folding chair snagged two of my daughter's fingers.
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Shanahan was confirmed last year by the Senate in a 92-7 vote, but his confirmation process was not without hiccups.
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Can anybody point to any other big government program that hasn't had some growing pains and hiccups in its early years?
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"Hiccups continued throughout the sexual interlude up until the moment of ejaculation when they suddenly and completely ceased," the report said.
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"The first year there were so many unintended hiccups, we just kind of got used to them," Dosdall said last week.
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Gagosian and his collector-clients snap up more, more, more, weathering crashes (in 1990, in 2008) and hiccups with bullish confidence.
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One person familiar with the initiative, dubbed the Next Generation Network, predicted it would result in another wave of network hiccups.
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Those close to the Democratic frontrunner dismiss the attacks, saying that voters see Biden's verbal hiccups as part of his charm.
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Despite her past hiccups and poor attempts to defend them, Warren emerged as a favorite among Native voters at the forum.
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Fortunately, it has proven to be extremely resilient, and its inhabitants are well-prepared to respond to leaks and other hiccups.
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While my stay had its hiccups, Ruby Lissi, Vienna offers trendy design touches at a reasonable price in a convenient location.
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Such hiccups can have serious consequences: The port handles more than half of the containers coming through the Gulf of Mexico.
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There have also been some weather disruptions and other minor hiccups during the games, but never a delay of this magnitude.
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Long-term investors know that even if the market has occasional hiccups, stocks tend to keep climbing over the long haul.
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The cast's singing is not uniformly strong, and Saturday's performance at Atlantic Theater Company's Linda Gross Theater suffered some technical hiccups.
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But this scandal and other recent political hiccups could mix to seriously threaten his chances at re-election next month. 19703.
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Glenn and the other astronauts did not trust these computers as they "were prone to hiccups and blackouts," according to NASA.
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Don't worry, these new kiosks won't cause hiccups for those who want to pick and choose their toppings at the counter.
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The IRS has also been challenged by technology hiccups and by growing threats from cyber criminals looking to steal taxpayer information.
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They also serve as guidance if you happen to encounter any hiccups (as you likely are in the next 10 years).
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Despite the hiccups, I enjoyed using Samsung's Galaxy S10 Plus, its new flagship device, which will become available on March 8.
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As Cassidy has sketched out, though, the timeline could maybe work, at least mechanically, if there are no hiccups along the way.
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The start-up of the field has had some technical hiccups that forced the company to cut its production targets for 2017.
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"We have short-term hiccups here in the marketplace, but the long-term prospects for the growth in digital [are] quite large."
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There were some hiccups, though, with some users posting videos on Twitter and YouTube of near crashes or confused, slow-moving vehicles.
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"It's a process but this is what we train for so there were no hiccups today everything went really smoothly," Stanley said.
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But some procedural hiccups left a sliver of doubt about the outcome, raising a glimmer of hope among the bill's ardent detractors.
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Plex Web Shows is currently in beta, so you can expect a few hiccups as is the norm for new Plex services.
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Even if your introductions have a few hiccups, hopefully they won't be as awkward as those of the poor folks of Reddit.
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He and some other analysts expect the end result may be that the market keeps a bid even if there are hiccups.
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The script was a mishmash of autobiography and anger, filled with profanity, drug use, gay jokes, Nazi jokes and weird structural hiccups.
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Tesla has been trying to hit a 5,000 per week production target of its Model 3 sedans after facing initial production hiccups.
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Like in a dream, the lyrical line breaks come when you don't expect them, reducing nostalgia to a series of disjointed hiccups.
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"Pretty happy ... a few hiccups here and there to find the rhythm," said Vettel, who started on pole in last year's race.
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Google Now, its personal assistant system built within Android, serves many functions of the new wave of bots, but has had hiccups.
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House Republicans spent weeks cobbling together the votes for the bill, a process that featured a series of very high-profile hiccups.
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But once she got to the showroom and finally put on her dream gown, she discovered there might be a few hiccups.
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She also seems to twig it's a ruse when Kimmel tells her he ate her bubble mixture and now he hiccups bubbles.
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The $2100 million round is a vote of confidence for the business, which has experienced its fair share of well-publicized hiccups.
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He used path memorization along with audio cues from the environment and hitting objects to beat the game without too many hiccups.
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There were a couple of hiccups, mostly minor: An avocado salad that was supposed to have cactus pads in it had none.
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And there were hiccups, from some inexplicably short sets to sound issues that plagued the opening-night headliners Four Tet and Skrillex.
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Despite a few hiccups in the playoffs, the Raptors have shown that last season's epic collapse is a thing of the past.
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"I think hiccups in a process like this, there will be many, inevitably," the secretary-general said in remarks to reporters Thursday.
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Although there is an overall optimism that tax reform will ultimately reach Trump's desk, it's unlikely to get there without some hiccups.
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Hiccups are really just involuntary contractions of your diaphragm muscle, caused by an irritation of the nerves in your chest and neck.
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Some scientists have proposed that this suggests hiccups must serve an important purpose, but no one is sure what that could be.
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"Jam" felt like Michael with the trademark vocal hiccups, well placed "uh-huh"s and aggressive whispers softened by his natural boyishness.
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"Candidates run into hiccups with the entrance exam mainly because they have not taken formal tests for many years," Ms Byers says.
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But so far this Series, those sorts of hiccups have hardly bothered what throughout the playoffs has been considered the other team.
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After the service hiccups last week, the company said it would offer its premium customers a free three-month subscription, worth $15.
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And with opponents on the right and left in disarray, at least in parliament there are still few chances of any hiccups.
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Most wedding day survival kits are equipped with an arsenal of essential items to help brides avoid any mishaps or unexpected hiccups.
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But the ensuing years have been plagued by sluggish sales and regulatory hiccups, both of which came to a head in 70.
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If applicable, you may also need to update your saved password information to reflect your new login information and avoid login hiccups.
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Hiccups could come out of nowhere and stay, but when they lasted this long, you had to at least consider other possibilities.
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Cabrera had no hiccups in the field and went 2 for 5, but he struck out to end the sixth-inning rally.
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He said the sales start of the Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan had been delayed given technical hiccups, but would kick-off soon.
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Smarter Living: Planning a trip on the internet can sometimes lead to hiccups, like a shady hotel room or a disappointing destination.
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THE LAST WORD "The sale went well with some hiccups," said Thaddaeus Ropac, a dealer with galleries in Salzburg, Paris and London.
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Federal prosecutors generally seek to complete their inquiries without the interference of other overlapping probes that could cause hiccups in their case.
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It has also suspended operations for at least four days at its South Korean subsidiary in Busan due to supply chain hiccups.
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A few hiccups aside, Pizzolatto's writing was more streamlined and disciplined this season than last, and the multiple timelines were elegantly managed.
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When it came to the question of whether the march would live up to this ideal, there were some significant early hiccups.
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And why is it winning in a period where even competition in athleisure, like Under Armour or Nike, are running into some hiccups?
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One of those brain hiccups is the "negativity bias," in which negative events tend to impact our thinking much more than positive ones.
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Some bureaucratic hiccups occur near the end of the week, as your planetary ruler Mercury gently connects with argumentative Mars and unexpected Uranus.
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With a clear line of sight, you can walk 30–50 feet away from your phone and experience zero hiccups in the connection.
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That combination of features means that unless you venture into serious gaming or video editing, you won't experience any regular slowdowns or hiccups.
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He has the confusion of a brandy soaked professor and the cutes of... well, a puppy struggling to understand what the hiccups are.
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The demo pair I tried had a couple hiccups, like Alexa not immediately responding to my commands, but I didn't hate the experience.
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"With valuations reflecting the best possible scenario, we think that there could be better opportunities coming up if there are hiccups," said Roy.
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The version of Sable that I played at E3 was still fairly early, but even with some technical hiccups, the world looks gorgeous.
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One of those brain hiccups is the "negativity bias," in which negative events tend to impact our thinking much more than positive ones.
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It shows what they say back in real time on your screen, and despite some hiccups from this loud room, it totally worked.
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Despite a number of well-publicized hiccups, venture capitalists are betting another $500 million on health insurance provider Clover Health, TechCrunch has learned.
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The index has fallen 2.4 percent since the early-March top and faces a sharper pullback on further hiccups in the legislative process.
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All times EST Expect some hiccups in your commute midweek as action planet Mars meets Uranus, the planet of surprises, early Wednesday morning.
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Indeed, while Airbnb continues to bump against regulators and subsequently work through those hiccups, it's also continuing to build its massive travel empire.
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That mission had some hiccups, with the sail not deploying to its full extent and a computer glitch compromising communications with the craft.
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After a few hiccups that were due to the pre-release software Google loaded on the devices, using the Style was easy enough.
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There were hiccups: last year Balkan Roma seeking a few months of benefits surged into rich countries like Germany, making unwarranted asylum claims.
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Keselowski wasn't among the eight drivers nabbed for speeding on pit road throughout the race, but his day wasn't without its hiccups, either.
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But over time, such setbacks may prove temporary hiccups in the projection of China's brand of hard-boiled soft power around the world.
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We hate to be the bearers of bad news, but this packing habit may cause some hiccups in airport security lines going forward.
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The Wi-Fi-enabled Shark IQ bot has some hiccups, but it's relatively affordable and has a self-emptying bin, which you'll love.
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This was a new experience for me, but I felt reassured by staff members who were available nearby in case there were hiccups.
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His long time horizon leaves him immune to short-term hiccups and emotional market swings, things to which many investors often fall prey.
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The show features seemingly normal women who transform into "bridezillas" as hiccups both minor and major threaten to derail their perfect wedding day.
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"If they get to 48 hours, at that point you've got persistent hiccups and you should definitely go see your doctor," Davis says.
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After a month of irritating those around you and being subjected to everyone's grandma's can't-fail home remedies, you've officially got intractable hiccups.
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A 2014 report in Pharmacotherapy looked at the case of a 59-year-old kidney transplant recipient with intractable hiccups after his transplant.
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The report cited other studies of success treating cases of persistent or intractable hiccups with the Heimlich maneuver, sex, acupuncture, and nerve stimulation.
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Other drawbacks of Marvel's filmmaking process include the inevitable hiccups and complications that happen anytime you bring multiple people into a creative process.
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Analysts fret about the hiccups Tesla has encountered and how much money it must spend while trying to move into high-volume production.
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While last year's inaugural event garnered some media buzz for its cute name and concept, the event itself was not without its hiccups.
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Despite these hiccups, Samsung is solidifying itself as an early leader in 5G devices and hopes some of its user base will bite.
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Some lines had to be re-recorded because of minor hiccups, like a throat-clearing or a popped "p" in the word policy.
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His wife bought him a cake to celebrate his recovery, and every time the hiccups came back, he took a bite of cake.
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Even though many people complained to me about bizarre battery hiccups, I was unconvinced until I experienced virtually every one of them myself.
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Since blockchain is an infant technology, it will see even more hiccups on its journey to becoming a mature and widely-adopted technology.
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I think overall, getting USMCA done, even if you have to have a few hiccups along the way, is better for the country.
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In an age of overproduction and digital manipulation, Tiny Desk offers us something honest: performances rife with awkward pauses, untuned guitars, and hiccups.
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Ultrasounds have detected hiccups in fetuses as young as 8 weeks old, and it's one of the most common behaviors in the womb.
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The concert finished off with a massive firework show, and the Trump family at the top of the stairs ... no hiccups in sight.
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If more hiccups come with the SLS program, NASA may be watching SpaceX beat the agency to the moon with a crewed mission.
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Until it stations direct on August 19, you will benefit from working through minor Mercurial hiccups with some help from whoever's within reach.
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So it's beneficial for first-half issuers to get S-1 documents out by the end of March, in case there are subsequent hiccups.
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Other than a few hiccups and some fairly substantial turbulence in the energy sector in late-21.3 and 22008, the market has performed well.
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I did have a few hiccups during a few half-mile walks in the city, but that frequently happens in areas with tall buildings.
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Public transportation systems across the world can be the reason cities across the world grow and thrive, but are often vulnerable to big hiccups.
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But that doesn't mean he hasn't warned of short-term hiccups, and this latest pullback was no different — except he acknowledges underestimating its magnitude.
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While at first there were some hiccups, the TrueDepth camera has learned my face since I picked the phone up from Apple on Monday.
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After initial hiccups, with China suspending the Melbourne cannery's import licence in July, the outlook brightened for Bellamy's with the licence reinstated in August.
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February 2015 - The MDEQ notes some "hiccups" in the transition, including a buildup of TTHM, a cancer-causing byproduct of chlorine and organic matter.
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That lack of optimism from the hedge fund community stems from some hiccups that have appeared surrounding one of last year's most-complex deals.
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"Since the mechanism of hiccups includes a drop in intrathoracic pressure, a mechanism to relieve them involves an increase in intrathoracic pressure," DelRosso says.
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"While there may be some hiccups along the way in terms of implementation, the ultimate outcome is better advice and lower costs," she said.
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The Premiere Plus is a fast performer in general use, and you'll rarely encounter lag or any hiccups when navigating menus or browsing apps.
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Falling oil prices and rising expectations for interest rate hikes are two factors that have been giving the stock market hiccups as September arrives.
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After initial hiccups and a costly operation trying to do it all, the company settled on focusing its efforts as a home cleaning service.
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But GE, the American engineering giant that built them, is already three months behind with their development, because of hiccups with the engine's compressor.
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There were no hiccups seen during any of the Apollo missions, according to a 1975 government report detailing the medical aspects of the program.
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After some initial hiccups, I found the game runs well, though it&aposs a bit of a combination of the mobile and console versions.
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To what extent these are just launch week hiccups that will be worked out, versus more serious underlying infrastructure problems can't yet be determined.
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The recent hiccups around the VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ) have highlighted something few people talk about: what index managers actually do.
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Radiohead owned some hackers, the T-Mobile/Sprint merger runs into some hiccups, and a Swedish mining town is being picked up and moved.
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Addressing Starbucks' recent hiccups with its mobile ordering platform and the stock's downtrend, Schultz said he was confident that the company would bounce back.
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"There are still hiccups in the ceasefire that are happening from day to day," the U.S. Pentagon said in a press briefing on Wednesday.
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I didn't run into any in my own testing, but the Verge reported some big hiccups connecting to the cellular network on the device.
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" One character has "eyes in a focused squint," a second performs "a sweeping nod," while a third "shakes his head, hiccups a bitter chuckle.
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Christmas is just a week away, so we're now officially near the height of holiday travel season, which is full of hiccups and snarls.
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Her newfound self-awareness has transformed reality into a nagging case of the hiccups, with déjà vu cycling in and out of her mind.
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We've had our share of hiccups along the way, including a week of living in a Portuguese mechanic's yard after our van broke down.
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A ban on Iranian ships in those ports is unlikely to affect international trade, although the uncertainty will add to trade hiccups for Iran.
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Of course, it wouldn't be a game launch these days without a few hiccups to spice things up, but it is a little embarrassing.
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But we were noticing or confirming new problems: hearing loss, severe sleep apnea, long bouts of hiccups that are a hallmark of brainstem tumors.
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But unless these means of dialogue are sustained, hiccups could turn into bigger crises, ultimately undoing the improvement in relations — and the nuclear deal.
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In hiccups with planning, officials struggled identifying employees as essential and nonessential, as well as which employees could work remotely, according to the report.
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Samsung's myriad businesses, which range from smartphones and memory chips to drugs and insurance, appeared to be running without major hiccups in recent months.
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With a global pandemic upending our lives in every way, nothing is going to happen without at least a few hiccups, including online learning.
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There could be some hiccups when the Democratic field is narrowed depending on who the candidate is in the November presidential election, Stovall said.
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That&aposs an obvious negative for markets, but Normand says it&aposs worth remembering that minor hiccups are common during periods of economic recovery.
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Throughout the trial, the Massachusetts State Police referred to its issues with Spot as "initial hiccups" that were more or less minor, OneZero reports.
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"What's happening in monetary policy is going to be far, far more important to the market than these little hiccups we have in trade."
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Previous episodes, though, have resulted in few long-reaching effects, with the bull market resuming its path despite a few hiccups here and there.
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And in 2000, another group reported a case of someone who had hiccups for four days and then was cured after ejaculating during sex.
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At least for patients with intractable hiccups, increasing the concentration of carbon dioxide they breathe has been shown to decrease how often they hiccup.
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Another is that hiccups are a burp-like reflex that used to help suckling baby mammals get rid of extra air in their stomachs.
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It clears out all the minor software hiccups that occur as your computer processes all those millions of lines of code that make it run.
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Vincent Eng, CEO of the VENG Group, which works with judicial nominees, said it was common for a new administration to have hiccups early on.
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In the port courts in Laredo and Brownsville, video substitutes for that kind of interaction entirely — but it has not been without hiccups so far.
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When cooking hiccups occur and overdue grocery trips go off the rails, a well-stocked pantry has the power to save our asses at mealtime.
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Impressive build and quality fingerprint sensor aside, the middling camera, frequent software hiccups, and UI in identity crisis is a death by one thousand cuts.
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The Fire TV Cube sounds very promising, but everything hinges on how it performs outside the Amazon demos I saw — and those weren't without hiccups.
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The company's initial response was plagued with hiccups and missteps that many security experts stepped in to fill in the gaps at their own expense.
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After initial hiccups, the central bank more than made up for the loss of dollars at home by using its various tools (see chart 2).
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Even tax software providers have run into difficulty incorporating last-minute changes to the deduction, which led to some hiccups with accountants' tax prep programs.
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The VA contracted the consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton to implement sections 107 and 501 of the bill, and that's where the hiccups have been.
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Any time my phone was more than a few feet from my ears, or buried in my pants pockets, I'd experience hiccups in the audio.
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On Saturday, Jaden Smith recounted some hiccups during his stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto on Twitter, claiming they "spiked" his pancakes with cheese.
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The internet needs to be browsed, messages need to be sent, updates need to be posted, and any hiccups in the process cannot be tolerated.
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Cramer's FAANG group — Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Alphabet's Google — have been producing results, despite press hiccups that have stunned a number of the companies.
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This is creating significant hiccups in what up until now has been a relatively smooth supply-chain process for the vast majority of the industry.
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Think of it as a storm that has the hiccups or going through an internal argument of some sort — it doesn't mean it's seriously hobbled.
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But technological hiccups, staffing shortages, and the pressures of conforming to new immigration policies mean the agency is taking longer and longer to process them.
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Hiccups can keep the hiccupper (and their partner, and their very annoyed pets) up all night, leading to all the crappy outcomes of missed zzz's.
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His doctors found that cardioversion—sending electrical shocks to his heart through electrodes on his chest—fixed the speedy heart and cleared up his hiccups.
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And they happen throughout our lives: It is not uncommon for pregnant moms to feel the rhythmic bouncing of babies' hiccups before they're even born.
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Hiccups like this occur, though for Dropbox to be so light on the details can be frustrating given the necessity of transparency during security breaches.
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Ring hasn't had an easy road to market; nimble competition (SkyBell, August), initial product issues and a rebranding in 2015 have all been potential hiccups.
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Another popular health question this year was "What causes hiccups?" which topped the list of trending health-related questions in the US, according to Grippi.
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While on tour as an opening act, Ken surprises his family with a tour bus, ending any privacy and setting off a whirlwind of hiccups.
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These are normal hiccups in population-level reproduction, and the team predicts that the costs of same-sex behavior aren't likely to be any greater.
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And while hiccups may be inevitable, they can always be fixed with another swing: "I make a bad shot, I don't think about it anymore."
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Investors and entrepreneurs react to such hiccups in the use of innovative technology by offering more secure products and emerging independent auditing and transparency institutions.
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Of course Hollywood has its reasons, like using one hairdo on all shows for continuity, but really, why is whispering so loud but nobody hiccups?
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Despite all these intriguing possibilities about how to cure hiccups, the medical literature usually stops with just a case study of one or two patients.
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Living in Los Angeles and raising their young daughter, the pair copes with a healthy combination of successes and hiccups, none of which are particularly noteworthy.
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Although the Modi-led government had trumpeted the GST as a tax regime made efficient through digital platforms, it has suffered several hiccups on that front.
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Given many of the changes face opposition from consumer groups, lawyers say any hiccups in their implementation could expose them to litigation and delay them indefinitely.
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He sees indexing issues and says that if the system hiccups during an operation, data can become inconsistent — a big problem for banking and commerce apps.
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The iPhone maker's stock has lost roughly 8003 percent in the last 12 months as Wall Street soured on its prospects amid of iPhone production hiccups.
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The recently released Call of Duty: Mobile ran brilliantly, despite the phone's high-resolution 1440p display, and there were no hiccups as I switched between apps.
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Moreover, even keeping deficits to these irresponsible levels assumes continued economic growth at roughly current levels – no recessions, no hiccups, no bumps between now and 2028.
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Sometimes, these are minor hiccups that you can just shrug off — like a surface that hasn't been dusted for a while or a weak WiFi signal.
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Performance seemed fine in my brief time using the ZenBook Pro Duo, without any hiccups or hitches even when running an intensive video editing software demo.
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Since debuting in November 2016, DirecTV Now has experienced its fair share of issues, from streaming hiccups to users randomly being locked out of their accounts.
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I suspect these are early beta hiccups more than anything, but it shows that this Game Streaming feature needs some work before it's ready for everyone.
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"Scotland, PA" still needs to cure a few structural hiccups (the first act seems to end twice) and to address its longueurs and lapses of logic.
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The company sold its English-language digital assets, the Gizmodo Media Group, in April to focus on live TV, but it's still had some distribution hiccups.
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I've played with all six new Android phones over the past few days, and they run relatively well, without any meaningful hiccups or particularly choppy animations.
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Season one had its hiccups, but season two was superb, a thoughtful, beautifully told story that will make you angry, sad, and frustrated all at once.
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That isn't to say its performance is bad by any means, and I didn't really see any glitches or hiccups in my time testing the phone.
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And with some hiccups and brief outages, we actually were able to scale up to orders of magnitude greater than what we thought we would get.
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Potential hiccups range from the availability of visas to the dress code: spending a week trekking or sightseeing in a full-length abaya will be sweaty.
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And, by that same token, I've never met anyone successful whose story hasn't been peppered with failures, hiccups, and the grand game of trial and error.
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No undertaking of that scale happens without hiccups, but it felt inspiring to see all these corners of the underground community coming together under one roof.
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The original Spooky Bernie comes from an interview with Bloomberg, where Sanders appears to cure this reporter's hiccups during an interview: Happy Halloween from The Monster!
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"I'm in recovery now and texting so everything must be ok, just hiccups in my plans!" continued Miller, who recently began her third round of chemotherapy.
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IT specialist Luca Braconi is now able to stream Netflix movies without any hiccups after Enel cabled up his home with a new super-fast link.
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There were negligible 5Mbps drops in download speed, and I never noticed any hiccups or slow-loading images while browsing the web on the default server.
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Bullock's legal case has seen a few hiccups, including a finding by an appeals court that police questioning of Corbett violated his right to remain silent.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) experienced its busiest Thanksgiving week ever, but the agency largely avoided any major hiccups at airport security checkpoints throughout the country.
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Despite recent stock-market hiccups, on a year-to-date basis equities have rallied and bond yields have plunged at a velocity that has him worried.
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My demo of adding cubes to an ever-expanding digital art sculpture was certainly simplistic but had a notable lack of hiccups through the entire process.
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Despite hiccups, Yahoo's planned sale to Verizon appears to be moving forward — but some portions of the company will be left behind and renamed Altaba Inc.
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Last night, the Democratic Party hosted a rally on the steps of the Supreme Court to protest Trump's travel ban, and it experienced a few hiccups.
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Despite several major hiccups in his career, Fiorito continues to produce fetish films and plays an important role in the porn industry in his home country.
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Mr. Trump has blamed any growth hiccups on external events, like the Democrats running for president, troubles at the aerospace giant Boeing and the Federal Reserve.
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But there was an antidote to the baffling failures — stranded base runners, pitching hiccups, fielding mishaps — that had produced five losses in their previous six games.
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As of Tuesday, fresh produce continued to flow across the Arizona border without any hiccups, said Jaime Chamberlain, president of a distributing company in Nogales, Ariz.
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Biden and Sanders have resorted to video streams to get their message out while they pause in-person campaigning (though Sanders' digital transition had fewer hiccups).
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I managed to get it together, but all the hiccups resulted in me listening to my favorite emo songs on full volume during my drive home.
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Niccol has already experienced the hiccups associated with adopting new systems, and he's not shied away from being one of the first to make a move.
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Business leaders today look and lead for the longer run and they will be able to manage some of these hiccups that come on the way.
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But astronauts weren't keen on "putting their lives in the care of the electronic calculating machines, which were prone to hiccups and blackouts," according to NASA.
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The hiccups in counting Iowa's votes were due mainly to human error and malfunctions in an app the state Democratic Party commissioned to help facilitate counting.
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I work remotely, so I had to make sure that I could get online without any hiccups (RV parks are notorious for not having good WiFi).
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The New York Federal Reserve began publishing its dollar Libor replacement, the Secured Overnight Financing Rate or SOFR, on April 2, but has suffered calculation hiccups.
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It wasn't just bureaucratic hiccups or sour grapes that angered staffers in his charge, which could be understandable for a new boss in a tumultuous administration.
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Despite billion-dollar hiccups caused by daily stock price fluctuations, Bezos' 2017 wealth increase was at least $32 billion, over $1,000 per second around the clock.
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If Republicans can get through September's agenda with few hiccups, they could have more momentum and time for tax reform during the rest of the year.
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World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Tuesday a vaccine might be available in 18 months, a long way off even assuming no hiccups.
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We spent a lot on the wedding, and I wish we spent just a little bit more for someone to handle the hiccups in the day.
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He says he can't guarantee they'll always be made right on the dot, but they'll get to Drea without major hiccups as his criminal case proceeds.
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Computers fail, networks have hiccups — but when you're dealing with say a financial transaction, you want to be sure that happens, well, exactly once and no more.
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In the middle of "Send in Stewie," for instance, Stewie begins performing the opening song from Hamilton, as snot descends from his nose and he occasionally hiccups.
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The company debuted its upgraded Falcon 9 rocket with not just liquid but superchilled liquid oxygen in December, which also ran into liquid oxygen hiccups during launch.
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Investors need to remember that this is a new industry and Canada is the first G7 nation to legalize the drug, so hiccups are to be expected.
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The iPhone maker's stock has lost roughly 14 percent in the last 12 months as Wall Street soured on its prospects amid reports of iPhone production hiccups.
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But that is in no way a guarantee that the Genki will make it into backer's hands without any hiccups or delays once it moves towards manufacturing.
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However, any seasoned traveler will tell you that no journey is complete without a few unexpected hiccups — but that can make the trip that much more memorable.
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"If we have a lower planting schedule and also we throw some hiccups in this, then we do have some concerns on total diesel usage," Nelson said.
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While music- and film-streaming services can "buffer"—fetching the next few minutes of content before it is needed, to guard against connection hiccups—video games cannot.
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So after all these wild tweets, high-level departures, and manufacturing hiccups, you might expect Musk to project that he's got a steady hand on the wheel.
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But it wasn't without hiccups: DoorDash reportedly wasn't able to get the $1 billion valuation it was looking for, and had to settle for a flat round.
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Regardless, the Kansas crop cannot afford any more weather hiccups going forward if it is to join the ranks of the higher-yielding harvests of the past.
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Now, to be clear, you can definitely type out the kanji for it, 令和, and that's totally fine (though there are some technical hiccups there too).
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Despite the hiccups, any Adele fan would be quick to point out that the 27-year-old still moved the audience of thousands at the Staples Center.
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Social media users were quick to blame Rita, but Macy's blamed the hiccups on tech issues and apologized, saying the problems were out of the artist's control.
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Samsung includes one of Qualcomm's new processors under the hood, and it's nice and fast, allowing you to run multiple apps at once without running into hiccups.
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The 28.5-inch performed better and could edit small 215K videos without issue In day-to-day use, the 26-inch Pro is snappy and without hiccups.
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"Its a very good report given that they are known to always have some hiccups in the quarters, but now its the other way around," he said.
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There is nothing that Apple would like to do more than rid itself of its reliance on Intel, which would eliminate such unforeseen hiccups in the future.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The confirmation process for Republican President Donald Trump's choice to chair the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission appears to be moving forward without any hiccups.
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But here Swift moves from the eighties to the present day, incorporating big-room electronic flourishes and the stuttering hiccups that are standard in contemporary hip-hop.
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"Barring any major hiccups with the government's pension reform bill, a 25 basis point cut in the Selic rate (to 6.25%) looks likely this month," he said.
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But it's not just the potential hiccups at domestic refineries and pipelines, and even summer hurricanes that analysts say could threaten to send U.S. prices even higher.
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Read more: "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" is getting a box-office boost from older audiences that conventional Hollywood wisdom writes offThere have still been hiccups.
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Not every freelancer will choose to jet-set, but no matter where you are, there will be hiccups, client demands, and other issues that come up unexpectedly.
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Not everyone has had such positive reactions to Tesla&aposs latest design, and some launch event hiccups didn&apost help, but Mead&aposs words are high praise.
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"For cannabis companies and investors, Zekulin says it's about "having the patience" to "overcome some of the hiccups you expect in new markets and confusing regulatory environments.
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"There are no studies to support ACV lowering cholesterol, eliminating toxins in the blood, or improving allergies, acne, arthritis, hiccups, leg cramps, or acid reflux," he says.
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In a medical case report published in 2000, doctors described a 40-year-old male patient who developed a case of hiccups that persisted for four days.
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Banks is wary of seeing the hiccups of the first two years compounded across multiple business locations, so she identified a theme for year three: operational excellence.
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There were hiccups that showed the telltale signs of a 77-year-old candidate adjusting to a campaign that's gone completely online in a matter of days.
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If you use a lot of apps at once, the PCle-based storage makes everything run nice and smooth with no hiccups thanks to fast read speeds.
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So the question going into Season 249 is, are the hiccups simply understandable ebbs within a long-running serial, or the beginning of an aging show's decline?
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Though rare, frequent hiccups can be a sign of gastroesophageal reflux (GER), which occurs when stomach acid and partially digested food come back up through the esophagus.
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There were hiccups — a busted music stand, and a couple of songs that had to be restarted because of missed cues — though they were handled with calm.
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"There will be hiccups and maybe temporary withdrawals or shutdowns," says Thomas Hout, an adjunct professor at Tufts University who has consulted extensively on the Chinese market.
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Pro wrestling matches are designed to tell stories through live-action theater, and Rousey successfully did her part in conveying theirs with few hiccups along the way.
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The league and the administrator for the settlement say that despite early hiccups and the need to weed out fraudulent claims, the process is operating as intended.
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And, despite a few minor hiccups, the music was well played by the Kennedy Center Orchestra, with the American, but Russian-trained, conductor Gavriel Heine shaping it lusciously.
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It's part of his ongoing effort to expand the internet bandwidth available to mobile phones so that everyone can stream more data and more video with fewer hiccups.
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Morrison called fatherhood a "whirlwind" and "beautiful transformation in my life," admitting that there have been a few hiccups as the couple gets adjusted to their new addition.
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"Every new administration has its hiccups and false starts so I think everyone is giving Trump a pass, but at some point the honeymoon is over," Colas said.
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The market didn't believe they wanted to do a deal seven days ago, but now we're seeing both sides want a deal...There's always going to be hiccups.
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He said it was not uncommon for there to be a few hiccups across different networks, but those should be worked out in the next month or two.
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Due to incompatibility issues, even newer versions of Photoshop installed and managed using Creative Cloud are having file naming issues, plug-in verification problems, and video rendering hiccups.
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Last week, Peterborough City Hospital in Cambridgeshire reported a 40% rise in the number of A&E patients, with some showing up complaining of hiccups and broken fingernails.
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Indoors at The Verge's office, I was able to put my iPhone 7 in basically any pocket without experiencing connection hiccups — something that was never really possible before.
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But when it comes to run-of-the-mill bouts of hiccups that last just a few minutes, she says swallowing too much air may be to blame.
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SpaceX began attempting to recover these boosters about two years ago, and despite some fiery hiccups at the outset, the company has successfully landed 18 in a row.
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As the Younger actress, 31, cradles Banks' head in her hand, the baby looks around with her big blue eyes and deals with an annoying case of hiccups.
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They're fast enough to play 1080p video without hiccups (something I wouldn't dare to have said in 2014) and the cameras can catch decent images in low light.
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There were hiccups, but the response — including this take from the executive director of the Nuyorican Poets Cafe — really put Facebook in no-good-deed-goes-unpunished territory.
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Image courtesy of KonamiAfter a series of technical hiccups, we finally managed to record a podcast today—albeit one that's shorter than usual—for our celebratory 50th episode.
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"For some reason in Iowa they're having a little bit of trouble counting votes," Sanders lamented, referring to debilitating hiccups with a mobile app that slowed results reporting.
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That occasionally led to some weird app hiccups where Bird thought my scooter was on when it wasn't or unlocked when it was tethered to a bike rack.
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Sanchez said the momentum in the markets will only go so far, and in the case of any hiccups in the new administration's transition, a pullback could materialize.
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And besides, how many different sighs, groans, gasps and hiccups of ecstasy can poor Johnson be expected to come up with while being handcuffed, whipped and so forth?
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Think about all of the hiccups that can mar a night spent dancing: a befuddling coat check system, an expensive bar, the presence of obnoxious or aggressive patrons.
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A whirlwind of shifting stances on pot from the Trump administration, as well as hiccups in the rollout of Canadian legalization, have battered stock prices in the sector.
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Hulu also has a cable-like live TV option, which puts added pressure on the site to make sure the servers don't have hiccups at the wrong times.
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Last year, some of the top health-related questions searched on Google included what causes hiccups, how to stop snoring, how long flu lasts and what is lupus.
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L: Assuming the whole legislation process goes very smoothly without any hiccups – but in Japan the culture is consensus building so they're still doing a lot of groundwork.
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The hiccups may have been symptomatic of growing pains: Kimpton has launched upward of eight properties a year since International Hotels Group acquired the brand in 2015. Unbeatable.
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The offensive line, having not played in the preseason together, and still working out some of the kinks and everything, you kinda expect some hiccups here and there.
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I've been handling security clearance cases for more than 20 years throughout the entire federal system, and it's rare to have this many hiccups in the White House.
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Stock prices have been buoyed by a mere whiff of optimism that the economy — despite occasional hiccups and dire prognostications by so-called experts — will keep chugging along.
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Elon Musk is one of the most popular users on Twitter with nearly 30 million followers, which is causing some logistical hiccups in his defamation trial this week.
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However, sterling traded near two-week lows as traders expect the deal to be ratified without any major hiccups, helping exporter stocks such as Diageo and Reckitt Benckiser.
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Bobby is a klutz of the heart; rather than simply falling in love, he tumbles and trips—nicely caught in Eisenberg's voluble patter, dotted with hiccups of anxiety.
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The person generally cited as the world record holder for hiccups is Charles Osborne, an Iowa farmer who had them for 68 straight years — from 1922 to 1990.
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"There may have been a few hiccups," says Larry Hajna, press officer at the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, which is also listed in the NRDC lawsuit.
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DelRosso says any medical condition that affects the pathways involved in the hiccup reflex—including gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), hiatal hernia, meningitis, and stroke—could lead to persistent hiccups.
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And during the demo I was able to cause connection hiccups by moving my head or bringing my hand close to the master earbud, which is a warning sign.
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" At the same time, de Laporte says that healthcare providers and specialists lack the tools to operate efficiently, resulting in lots of "frustration, operational hiccups and unnecessary healthcare costs.
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"At this point, we can't have any hiccups," he says, looking around the room at the clusters of cubicles where team members perched silently in front of their computers.
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Even with the hiccups, the Karachi All-Share Index had surged more than 45 percent for the year before Friday's open, making it among the world's best-performing markets.
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There are a lot of unresolved tension points in the Democratic Party on foreign policy, particularly when taking a bold new stance may cause hiccups on other domestic priorities.
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Logan Paul's gone back to the drawing board after more hiccups in the vlogging world -- and now he thinks an albino person's gonna solve his problems ... TMZ has learned.
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This led to hiccups in the audio streaming during my time with the Dash, especially when the phone was in my pocket or out of the line of sight.
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Its first effort at an initial public offering of stock, in 2012, was marred by embarrassing trading hiccups in not just its own stock but in Apple's as well.
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And although S&P 500 profits are teetering near record highs, Hussman wants investors to take heed: Declines in margins often lag hiccups in economywide profits amid nonfinancial companies.
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Save for a few technical hiccups that were resolved by the end of the opening number, BroadwayHD's stream of this enchanting revival of "She Loves Me" did everything right.
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"ETFs are way more efficient and although there will always be hiccups, the machinery has demonstrated its ability to be extremely durable in times of market stress," Brown said.
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This could mean that, without hiccups in the schedule, the Senate could vote on the GOP's healthcare bill as soon as Thursday night or early Friday morning, Cornyn said.
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Industry experts say the slow start is not unexpected because other states such as Colorado and Washington also experienced hiccups in the early period of legal recreational marijuana sales.
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Slower-than-expected subscriber growth has recently dogged Netflix recently, as it's made a huge push to try to expand internationally but has run into a series of hiccups.
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Whatever relationship hiccups experienced during Mercury retrograde (and this past eclipse season) only equipped you with more information to move forward with your partners about your standards and ideals.
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There were a few minor hiccups, of course, including Trump autographing a boy's "Make America Great Again" hat, then mistakenly tossing it into the crowd as the boy screamed.
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I've been using AT&T's DirecTV Now since it launched late last year, and I've largely been enjoying it, though I've seen a few technical hiccups here and there.
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The RealReal employs more than 100 experts who specialize in areas like jewelry, watches, and leather goods, though its work to weed out counterfeits has seemingly had its hiccups.
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The reasons for fetal hiccups are not yet known, though some theories indicate they are linked to lung development as the baby practices breathing by taking in amniotic fluid.
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In 23, what is lupus, how long does the flu last and what causes hiccups were some of the health-related questions that had internet surfers turning to Google.
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"Every disaster comes with its own little hiccups," said Bill Johnson, the director of emergency management in Palm Beach County and a 22017-year veteran of working Florida storms.
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Sure, many rooms are small and service needs improving, but these are hiccups worth enduring for the overall experience — so long as you book a balcony facing the ocean.
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Harris' light early-state schedule, hiccups on the trail and lack of consistency in delivering her message have consumed much of the attention and blame for her mounting struggles.
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Manager Don Mattingly said Tuesday that Chen, who has been on the disabled list since July 25 (retroactive to July 21), has had no hiccups during his throwing program.
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The work of Emma Soucek and the late Maddy Parrasch at Safe Gallery not only braves the space of the grid, but also revels in its inconsistencies and hiccups.
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I was also able to get through some VR demos on an HTC Vive without any major hiccups or stalls, by settling for high settings instead of aiming for ultra.
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The craft itself, an enormous flying V that stayed aloft at extremely low power draw replenished by solar cells, seems to have worked quite well, actually, despite a few hiccups.
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But her appearance also gave Twitter a chance to joke about the ongoing controversy around this year's ceremony, which has been subject to a seemingly never-ending series of hiccups.
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It wasn&apost clear how widespread the outage was on one of Amazon&aposs busiest days of the year, but the hiccups could surely mute sales and send shoppers elsewhere.
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Such hiccups, combined with a surge by Andy Murray, caused him to lose the top spot in the Association of Tennis Professionals' (ATP) world rankings to the Scot in November.
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Gupta goes through a few "curious cures" that you can find online, like eating eggplant to induce labor (that would be a no) or eating sugar to stop hiccups (yes!).
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"You could have some hiccups, starts and stops, I just don't see a full-blown crisis," Colorado School of Mines professor Morgan Bazilian told me after speaking at the event.
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"If we manage to get through this bill without any major hiccups, you would expect sterling to get a bit of reprieve from that," said ING currency strategist Viraj Patel.
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Fox News is told that House and Senate GOP leaders fully expect there to be hiccups like this one in their effort to avoid a government shutdown on October 13.
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Youthful hiccups behind him, by the late 23s, Shirawa was Japan's biggest reptile and exotic animal dealer, both wholesale for pet shops and for specialty items sought after by zoos.
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In my use I found it powerful enough to run Chrome with a dozen tabs active, Slack, Mail, Calendar, and a few other random apps without any pause or hiccups.
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If you're a creative or a professional, this model is suited for your workflow and features the power you need to get through the workday without any hiccups or lags.
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However, electric bikes — despite some notable hiccups in the U.S., such as Lyft's service halt, executive changes and layoffs — are a story that has yet to be fully played out.
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The car uses a nine-speed dual-clutch automated manual transmission, and you never feel the herky-jerky hiccups as it threads through all those gears, even at full charge.
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In my experience, the OnePlus 23 has no performance issues or hiccups: the interface is fast and responsive and it handles everything from messaging to multitasking to gaming with ease.
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"I'm in recovery now and texting so everything must be ok, just hiccups in my plans!" continued Miller, who had recently begun her third round of chemotherapy at the time.
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The two now enjoy a warm alliance — despite occasional hiccups over issues such as territory and water — that the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore high speed rail project is meant to represent.
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Whether it's afternoon fatigue, nausea/vomiting, or the groggy side effects of common medications used to treat nausea/vomiting, pregnancy can cause a number of hiccups in a woman's day.
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Caliendo believes a new CVS-Aetna could "easily" grow earnings 10 percent annually down the road, given no hiccups in pharmacy benefit management during integration or lost share to Amazon.
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Since then, Bam's had some hiccups on his road to recovery -- he left rehab and ended up at a bar, before giving it another shot ... at a different treatment center.
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We've already hit multiple end-of-support dates for various Windows 10 releases without any major hiccups, and three versions are set to reach end of service this year alone.
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Even after AMC picked up "The Son" as a series in early 2016, with a role for Mr. Meyer as a series writer and executive producer, there were other hiccups.
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One of Amazon's goals is to take more control over the delivery experience to try to avoid a replay of the 2013 fiasco, though there are still occasional holiday hiccups.
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They cover murder after murder, each time with new hiccups, and with external aggravation ranging from the zombie-killing Knights of Serbia to religious zealots who see Sheila as a savior.
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As for the bots, these sound very similar to what Facebook is now offering in Messenger (with hiccups), and they are likely to start making their way to market in Q3.
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It will be the first car Polestar makes at scale, a process that hopefully won't contain too many hiccups since the automaker can lean on the expertise from parent company Volvo.
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Chris Pratt, who plays main protagonist Peter "Star-Lord" Quill in the franchise, recently told Variety that despite hiccups along the way, Guardians of the Galaxy 3 was definitely moving forward.
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DelRosso and her colleagues eventually got the hiccups under control using a combination of anti-reflux drugs and a form of airway ventilation therapy known as CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure).
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There were some hiccups early on — both Manafort and Gates were asked to account for public-facing activities they both engaged in after being charged — but neither defendant was ever punished.
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" Adding, "But for me, it's always about learning from my mistakes and learning from things that might not necessarily be mistakes and little hiccups and things that can happen in life.
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By and large, the reviews were extraordinarily positive on Apple&aposs latest iPhone, but there were a few hiccups with the device, most notably Face ID, Apple&aposs facial recognition technology.
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"Even if euro zone growth does show further signs of improvement over the coming weeks, there is a compelling case to try and fuel the improvement given past hiccups," he said.
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With a wireless connection, there were some tiny hiccups, but the experience was still very playable, and graphics still exceeded what I can get out of PS21 and Xbox One locally.
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You can put your phone in basically any pocket, or in a bag, and the connection only hiccups about 10 percent of the time, maybe even less depending on your height.
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"They've definitely had a couple of hiccups but I anticipate they'll be very strong this weekend and for the last four races - so that's why nothing changes for me," he added.
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"The operational hiccups hardly affected our intercontinental service but rather our intra-European routes," it said, adding that operations had been running "fairly smoothly" in recent weeks with very limited cancellations.
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Related: The Body-Altering Effects Of AlcoholIf you wind up with a nasty case of hiccups, there are plenty of suggested cures out there, both of the scientific and anecdotal variety.
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Brooklinen handles fulfillment, including the packaging, and has invested in customer service to ensure that there are no hiccups from the point of purchase to the point of making the bed.
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The Wonder Woman that hits theaters in early June wasn't without its own series of hiccups and false starts — apparently, that's what it takes to bring her to the big screen.
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The error, first reported by Politico, was just one of the last-minute hiccups that's unfolded around the House's immigration votes, which will occur later today and aren't likely to pass.
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Who could argue that the type of relationship Britain and America enjoyed during the Reagan-Thatcher years — and continues to enjoy, albeit with occasional hiccups — is not optimal for the world?
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It is an involuntary, cathartic, out-of-body experience I would personally liken to a desperately needed rest stop on a long road trip mixed with coughing while having the hiccups.
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That said, you can freak out a little if they just won't quit: "It would be fair to say that hiccups lasting more than 48 hours can be serious," Davis says.
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Any vote on this broad mission statement would force both groups to be on record about a resolution that has its flaws — not to mention a few hiccups in recent weeks.
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Meanwhile, Lowe's has undergone a series of hiccups, closing stores in the US, Canada, and Mexico, receiving a downgrade from Moody's, and losing traffic during the first nine months of 2018.
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From the perspective of the government and other proponents of Aadhaar, though, these incidents are relatively minor hiccups for a program transforming the lives of Indians and improving the country's efficiency.
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Electric Uranus's time in Taurus will find you faced with some scheduling hiccups until you settle into your new routine — and happily, it'll be one I think will suit you perfectly.
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If the system hiccups or breaks down altogether, it will be much a bigger deal than if you can't Venmo money to the kid who feeds the cat when you're away.
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I did not want my parents to worry, and so I took care to avoid mentioning these hiccups in sporadic calls and emails home from Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa, Java and Sumatra.
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The short but intrusive interstitial offstage segments ruin the rhythm of the stand-up and add nothing, but the pull of the material is powerful enough to overcome the hiccups. 'Mr.
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If all else fails, you can try restarting your Xbox One console in an attempt to clear out any stray bugs or hiccups that might be preventing your download from completing.
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I haven't had any significant issues running Catalina since the GM release, but some users have reported problems, mainly with third-party apps (Adobe Creative Suite especially has had some hiccups).
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Although the game has continued to work, there are multiple forum posts and guides on the game's Steam community page that explain how to overcome the hiccups the situation has created.
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Their enthusiasm, like the Lakers' fans excitement over Ball, was a reminder that summer league is about savoring a taste of the future along with the hiccups that come with it.
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But recent hiccups, including losses against Crystal Palace and Manchester United, combined with Spurs' fine form — seven league wins in a row — have made the title race, well, a race again.
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"Even when we get these hiccups, I don't think you're going to see the big sell-off that we had a couple years ago," Maley told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Thursday.
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Disney+ has finally launched, and besides a few initial hiccups, more than 10 million people have flocked to the platform to stream classic titles, Marvel films, and, of course, Star Wars.
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The government seemed to plug the hole in March, and things had been OK ( a few hiccups aside) until now, but the fear is that Brexit could change all of that.
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Although he was able to have a normal life, some people with intractable hiccups (generally categorized as for more than a month or two) experience insomnia, drastic weight loss, and exhaustion.
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Fiber had some early hiccups, but the unit has grown from a moonshot, held closely by the finance team, to a full-fledged business aiming to take on big cable incumbents.
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On the other hand, it could be the Morgan Stanley of old where you had hiccups in fixed income like the second half of 2015 or 2013 or during the financial crisis.
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I watched what appeared to be a Peter Lorre marathon on TCM when the service launched on Friday, and encountered the technical hiccups you would expect on the day anew service launches.
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He instructed his team to get set to work and then we saw some hiccups along the way, including the president, of course, backing out about two weeks ago of the summit.
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This can cause some hiccups, especially during installation, where certain programs, such as VLC, Skype and Adobe Reader, take an extra 10 to 83 seconds, or about twice as long to install.
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But it also includes discounts at the concession stand, no blackout dates, and there's less likely to be frequent hiccups and hijinks than the ill-fated MoviePass service that it's modeled after.
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Competition with Vietnam, Sri Lanka's closest garment-making competition, will be particularly stiff, but Sri Lanka may be able to buy some time while hiccups in the TPP's implementation are ironed out.
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The feature now works in real time, as advertised, and it was able to identify a number of different products from shirts to books to paintings with only a few understandable hiccups.
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"Sugar is actually something that's been studied, and they find that it works pretty well — about 95 percent of the time people either slow down or completely eliminate their hiccups," he says.
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The Cosmosphere has had its share of hiccups over the years, most notably a scandal in the early 2000s in which a former director was indicted on charges of stealing precious artifacts.
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Over the course of one month of testing, the only hiccups I experienced occurred when I launched the Oculus desktop app after the laptop had been put to sleep rather than shutdown.
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There were still some technical hiccups at Parmarth with the connection often cutting in and out, or not available throughout the grounds or overloading when many people tried to use it simultaneously.
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Barring last-second hiccups, reports from the OPEC meeting in Vienna signal that OPEC and Russia will agree to extend the production-limiting agreement by nine months through the end of 2018.
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And while it's not a perfect film — though the first hour just may be — A Star Is Born boasts more than enough passion to make up for some of its narrative hiccups.
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In my time with the phone so far, it also (mostly) removes the annoying lag and performance hiccups I've encountered with the Snapdragon 617 used by the Moto G4 and BlackBerry DTEK50.
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If this theory is right, then in the fall campaign Trump would benefit more from economic jitters — stock market hiccups, a spike in gas prices — than he would from a sudden recession.
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As ever, the course of Italian politics never did run smooth and there have already been hiccups to nominating a prime minister to head what will be Italy's 67th government since 1946.
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Young entrepreneur Boyan Slat has hit some hiccups in his efforts to rid the world's oceans of trash, but his plastic-cleanup device now appears to be a step closer to success.
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There were undoubtedly a few driver installation hiccups along the way, but once Windows 98 was happy, I fired up Photoshop and strapped in for the smoothest mouse experience I'd ever had.
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Not because of those hiccups, though—because, like so many other brides, despite all the things she let go, she was still slammed with that infamous b-word for openly expressing frustration.
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It suffered from a few performance hiccups on release, but Firewatch, the debut from San Fran studio Campo Santo, possesses the most absorbing novella-length gaming narrative of the year so far.
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The bottom line: The move is a positive step toward giving users more control over their data, but that doesn't mean the company is immune from future data privacy hiccups or scandals.
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In an email to clients that was reviewed by CNBC, SixCap founder Patrick Teng said his team was working hard to "overcome the recent hiccups," and to restore yields and honor withdrawals.
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The hiccups were met with scorn and prompted outraged calls for VoteCastr to suspend its experiment until the polls closed, to avoid the risk of publishing misleading information that could affect turnout.
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Hiccups, bugs and public failures are an inevitable part of the deployment of any tool in the real world, but robots must also be designed to account for sometimes unpredictable human interactions.
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In ayurveda, it's brewed into tea, dried into a powder and eaten raw before meals, and its nourishing power is used to ward off a variety of things including hiccups and ulcers.
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A. Update hiccups with Google Chrome can happen for a number of reasons, but start by checking that your computer's operating system meets the requirements for the latest version of the browser.
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Barack Obama had plenty of hiccups in his early debates as a candidate in 2008 and struggled in his first debate against Mitt Romney in 2012, sending his campaign into a panic.
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Gridlock in Washington need not damage the economy, but a botched response to terrorism, a mismanagement of the next Ebola, or a buffoonish response to financial hiccups could be a different matter.
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In addition to indigestion, GERD can cause a persistent dry cough, sore throat, frequent throat clearing, hoarseness, burping or hiccups, bloating, difficulty swallowing and a sensation of a lump in the throat.
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Even though it wasn't without its hiccups, she ended up loving her experience so much — and saving so much money — that she moved to China afterward to teach for another eight years.
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Despite the hiccups, CBS said its live stream drew 3.96 million unique viewers across streaming devices, computers and mobile devices, representing 3.5 percent of the overall 111.9 million viewers of the Super Bowl.
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That said, he ran into a variety of hiccups in getting the product out, including having to work with multiple woodworkers before finding the right one and struggling with the sourcing of parts.
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In October 2016, I spoke to a chatty, old-timer CO. "There's been some hiccups, but those cameras are HD clear," he told me, asking to remain anonymous to avoid angering his colleagues.
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Although many people (including me) were excited to replay some of their favorite games from the company's history, these mobile ports are plagued by awful frame rates, frequent stuttering, sound hiccups, and more.
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In the end, it looks like a lot of those app owners are more likely, at least in the first instance, to partner with third parties — although that, too, has had its hiccups.
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"Everyone had some hiccups last night, but the faith and belief in being a Cubs fan just means that you're used to this roller coaster and it all played out beautifully, " he said.
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Tesla will no longer reach its long-stated goal of producing 5,000 Model 3 cars per week in 2017, pushing that deadline back amid production hiccups and a massive $619 million quarterly loss.
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But there are inevitably going to be hiccups when a behemoth like, say, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles tries to update the infotainment system it pushes on many of its sub-brands and something breaks.
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Just before Mr Trump pulled out of the summit, it dismantled its nuclear test site at Punggye-ri in the presence of reporters from five countries including, after initial hiccups, from South Korea.
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Those hiccups aside, though, The Endless rapidly develops from a mysterious, elliptical story about cult survivors and strained relationships into a much larger and stranger movie, essentially the Aliens to Resolution's original Alien.
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By the numbers: The presidential hopeful's priorities for farmers include raising the liability cap from $4.2 million to $10 million, giving more farmers flexibility to seek relief, especially during hiccups in the economy.
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That unit has a Wi-Fi range extender on top, which let me fly the Bebop 2 out to roughly 550 meters with full control and only small hiccups in my video feed.
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Something else to keep in mind: If your libation of choice is beer, champagne, or anything carbonated, the additional air could also cause hiccups, which is yet another reason to opt for wine.
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From chugging a glass of water to inducing a scare, there are countless home remedies that aim to stop hiccups, but one new study suggests the function is vital to the body's development.
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Soon after the bank's debut, a columnist at The Wall Street Journal wrote about the many hiccups he encountered while trying to open an account, including error messages and confused call center representatives.
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But the city has consistently pulled off massive events such as Carnival, the 2014 World Cup final and one of the world's biggest New Year's Eve bashes with few security hiccups for visitors.
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"Trump University, yes, we have run into some hiccups," a smug, faux official from Trump University says, before cutting to a negative ad from Our Principles PAC, an anti-Trump Republican super PAC.
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On Tuesday, the sun squares off with taskmaster Saturn, creating road bumps in the forms of hiccups in your to-do list—this helps you check that everything is operating as it should.
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Microsoft's Tay, a chatbot that launched with all positive intentions to learn how the youths talk today, had to go offline (with hiccups) after some cheeky types started to teach it racist slurs.
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"Things have worked better than I anticipated, but there are lots of hiccups still," said the employee, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak on the record.
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"While not anticipated by us, we believe any 'hiccups' in Jun results, would be glossed over as investors focus on the upcoming iPhone launch," wrote Michael Olson, senior research analyst at Piper Jaffray.
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Even if you work in an understanding office, missing a day of work can bring about a few hiccups, especially if you're missing a meeting or something else that could affect pre-existing timelines.
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Despite major hiccups at the Women's World Cup earlier this summer, and studies showing that the VAR system slows down the most beautiful game, the Premier League is set to finally institute video review.
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The other two teams, including Northeastern and Memorial University's Team Paradigm and Swissloop from ETH Zurich and other Swiss schools, both performed admirably as well, managing successful runs despite encountering a few technical hiccups.
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"Even though your arrival was early and with a couple of scary hiccups you have been the light of our lives ever since we learned of your presence within us," Saldana wrote on Instagram.
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Alienware has spent the past year working out bugs and imperfections with its external-GPU solution, and Razer's had a few hiccups here at CES when demonstrating the Blade Stealth and Core working together.
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The Economy Ministry last month authorized the release of products after logistics hiccups caused by months of low river water levels left some regions short of replacement supplies of gasoline, diesel and jet fuels.
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The V20 is great for creating, but just okay as a phone The V20 is able to run Android's best apps and games without any hiccups, but it's everywhere else that things get weird.
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But, Xiaomi would be wise to address any privacy concerns before the launch and ensure that users are fully aware of what data they're sharing with the company to avoid hiccups along the way.
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And though it has its hiccups — Fear the Walking Dead is still finding itself — the locations themselves (in this case, a sun-drenched and empty highway filled with zombie herds) offer something weirdly electric.
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Lyft is likely capitalizing on the recent reversals faced by its chief rival Uber, which is dealing with sexual harassment and internal cultural issues, a public CEO outburst, self-driving program hiccups and more.
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As he reported in a 2007 study, the masters world record times rose in a linear fashion, with some hiccups, until about age 403, when they begin to soar at a much higher rate.
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Services like Turo and Getaround offer cars for rent by locals (by the hour or by the day) though Consumers' Research recommends that you be prepared for hiccups with newer peer-to-peer businesses.
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The occasional hiccups in Ocasek's lead vocal conjures up memories of Buddy Holly's "Peggy Sue," and are reinforced by guitarist Elliot Easton's rockabilly arpeggios that would have made Elvis Presley's guitarist Scotty Moore proud.
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And while Alcatel's most recent attempt at making a phone that cheap still had some hiccups, the next version of the budget-friendly 1X looks like it's taking some big steps to fix its mistakes.
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The new iPads also have full support for Pencil, Apple's digital stylus, so apps built for iPad Pro that use the Pencil can be refreshed by developers to run without hiccups on the new iPads.
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There have been some hiccups along the company's path: As Instacart has grown, it has faced a ton of costly backlash from contractors and customers who have been frustrated with its lack of pricing transparency.
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Washington (CNN)Prime real estate in the Trump White House, hiccups and help in filling important jobs, making sure agencies know who is boss -- and a big question for the now former President Barack Obama.
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Paulsen thinks the Fed needs to move ahead with normalization despite some recent hiccups, as it would send a positive message that the FOMC believes the economy has stabilized enough to withstand some modest tightening.
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To avoid hiccups during high-demand periods, retailers have invested in technology that helps them stock the proper amount of inventory in stores and in warehouses, and gives them more accurate information regarding its location.
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"It is hard to escape the impression that Berlin's government has a certain contempt for its citizens", says Lorenz Maroldt, editor of the local daily Tagesspiegel, who writes a newsletter chronicling the city's administrative hiccups.
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We already knew how cool it looks, since it was unveiled last year by Haier Asia: Unfortunately, due to licensing hiccups, Haier of America isn't yet allowed to unveil the fridge in the States yet.
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In the course of my work as a case manager at Callen-Lorde Community Health Center in New York, I've seen billing hiccups happen both because the gender marker was changed and because it wasn't.
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Despite some hiccups, like a big outage during this year's Grammys, All Access seems poised for a big year when it will receive episodes of the new Star Trek TV series starting in January 2017.
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There are always hiccups of course, and some groups perform better than others, but on the whole, the immigrants we get from the very worst of places often end up being some of our best.
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Sources close to the matter say the model has faced technical hiccups and full-scale production may only start in March, while the launch of a related SUV may be pushed back to early 2017.
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Keep in mind: Senate rules -- and the ability to get the bill, in its entirety, through the reconciliation process -- will both make the process longer and create hiccups, hurdles and roadblocks in the days ahead.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - McDonald's Corp has begun testing its long-awaited U.S. mobile ordering app, with the goal of avoiding the kinds of service hiccups that have haunted digital debuts by companies such as Starbucks Corp.
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From head games filtered through his Instagram account to the daily pressure of pleasing an all-time (all-time) great, if you want the job playing with James, you better be ready for some hiccups.
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The first cargo from Wheatstone was shipped from Train 1 in October, 2017, a few months behind target, following hiccups in the start-up of Chevron's $54 billion Gorgon project, which slowed work on Wheatstone.
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Hiccups are involuntary contractions of the diaphragm muscle that separates your chest from your abdomen, and those contractions may result from a large meal, alcoholic or carbonated drinks, or sudden excitement, according to Mayo Clinic.
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So on the stage of the Irish Repertory Theater, where Mr. Irwin's captivating "On Beckett" opened on Wednesday night, you will find a terminally possessed creature speaking in contradictory utterances as seemingly involuntary as hiccups.
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His comments come a day after he announced during a press conference that a potential vaccine for the COVID-19 coronavirus would begin human trial testing in as little as six weeks, barring any hiccups.
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Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, announced the new goal in a press briefing Friday while noting the coronavirus virus testing hiccups that have occurred so far.
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Halsey went on to sing the breakup anthem with no hiccups in her voice, even as she danced along with her dancers who lifted her up as she went into the bridge of the song.
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She says the company has taken that into consideration and has been able to build up a worldwide supply chain she hopes will help with hiccups that might occur because of supply chain slow downs.
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For people with such developmental problems, or others, like malformation of the uterus, research into genitals that are naturally bifurcated could lead to an understanding of what causes those hiccups, and how to fix them.
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How to set up the Furbo dog camera and appOverall, the Furbo dog camera was fairly easy to set up (in spite of a few hiccups), and I found the app very simple to use.
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Australia went into the doubles as the favorites and dominated from the start, quickly breaking service in the first two sets, as Peers overcame some early hiccups on his serve to find some powerful deliveries.
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Much of the show's appeal is what Boilen calls a "special intimacy" — capturing a performance with its imperfections and hiccups offers something markedly different from a studio track, which is ironed out and heavily produced.
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When that happens, failures could potentially have more than just financial repercussions; people's lives will be at stake, and the company must ensure there are no more hiccups before passengers start flying on the Falcon 9.
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And as Spotify's IPO filing notes in its section on risk factors, the company is dependent on third-party licenses, which makes its business model especially vulnerable to any hiccups in the bureaucracy of music licensing.
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Landing a small craft on a moving comet was always an incredibly ambitious mission, but the Rosetta team pulled it off in November 2014, with a few hiccups that ultimately resulted in losing contact with Philae.
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But AirPlay 2 is here now, and Apple tells me the two most specific changes are a bigger buffer so network hiccups don't interrupt your music and tighter clock sync between devices to enable multiroom support.
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British online fashion retailer ASOS on Wednesday reported an 87 percent drop in first-half pretax profit, hurt by poor trading in the run-up to Christmas and logistical hiccups as it entered the U.S. market.
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The hiccups don't seem to be affecting the recent launch of Collection 2 -- which includes more shirts, pants, sweats and hats but in different styles -- because 4 of the 12 new items are already sold out.
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While it would seem logical that wiping a hard drive would essentially make it a new gadget, there are a fair number of programs and services lurking deep on your device that may cause hiccups later.
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Further hiccups may be ahead: China expects to lay off as many as 6 million state workers over the next few years to curb overcapacity in the industrial sector, Reuters reported earlier this month, citing sources.
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But there were also some hiccups, like a sexist panel title participants had to change last month, and a blockchain and cryptocurrency meetup (not officially affiliated with the festival) with separate tickets for men and women.
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Yes the offering had some major hiccups (some of which were Facebook's fault, some not), but the upshot was that fewer companies actually went public in the second half of 2012 than in the first half.
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Nobody likes waiting in line at the checkout counter, whether it is waiting for a human cashier or one of the newer, self-checkout registers where patrons often struggle with the scan-and-go technology's hiccups.
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The stimulus bill -- aimed at combating the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic -- is expected to pass Congress and land on the President's desk within the next few days, depending on how many hiccups it encounters.
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While the apparent outage caused some brief confusion both on stage and from fans in the stands, it was restored several minutes later and the band was able to continue their set without any further hiccups.
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And even with some notable hiccups in the months since, like when he backed Roy Moore over Trump pick Luther Strange in Alabama's GOP Senate primary, his Breitbart never stopped being a reliable White House organ.
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Rub, tap and warm the egg and it will coo, light up and tap back at you for about half an hour, as it eventually gurgles, hiccups and slowly pecks its way through the hard shell.
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But the financial world is realizing just how much is at stake — and how different this is from other recent hiccups in the global economy, notably last year's trade war between the United States and China.
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The U.S. government's version of the Coronavirus test has had some hiccups and was proven faulty, leading to doubts around the statistics attempting to pin down the outbreak's severity stateside, according to a Washington Post report.
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Impossible Foods, which has had some supply chain hiccups as it began to increase its production in the wake of large deals with fast food chains, will be taking a phased approach to its national expansion.
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By blasting Warren as "Pocahontas," Trump is emphasizing that he will use identity politics, racial slurs and political hiccups such as Warren's clumsy previous storytelling about her own upbringing in an effort to bring her down.
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And yet that flirtation with tabloid ubiquity is the least interesting aspect of "Thank U, Next," Grande's fifth album, which has some hiccups but is still her most musically flexible and au courant release to date.
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While social games company Zynga's push into real-money gambling may have had some hiccups, a group of alums who built a startup dedicated specifically to the genre have sold their company for up to $170 million.
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It features an almost bezel-less 11-inch Liquid Retina display with ProMotion and True Tone technology, which makes it feel like you are drawing on paper instead of a touchscreen display with no hiccups or lag.
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The Population Council and the International Partnership for Micobicides (IPM) have both tested these substances in human trials, there have been some hiccups, but IPM hopes to have the gel on the market in a few years.
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The hiccups may be a sign of things to come as traders fear a further increase in stocks at Cushing would test the upper limits of tanks and cause the next leg of an 18-month rout.
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A new analysis and some recent hiccups are putting a fresh spotlight on whether Tesla can transform its pioneering role in electric vehicles (EVs) into a dominant, sustained market position when EVs move into wider commercial deployment.
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The company has had no problems finding suppliers in the United States, another trader said, adding that fuel shortages in some areas of Mexico are not the result of fewer imports, but caused by domestic distribution hiccups.
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While both sides want to continue close cooperation on internal security and foreign policy after Brexit, even this area, previously seen as an easy part of the unprecedented divorce negotiations, has seen a series of recent hiccups.
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The irony is that the movie inadvertently reinforces one of its underlying messages -- namely, the more intricate the parts that go into this kind of vehicle, the more opportunities there are to encounter hiccups in the program.
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"Our findings have prompted us to wonder whether hiccups in adults, which appear to be mainly a nuisance, may in fact by a vestigial reflex, left over from infancy when it had an important function," Whitehead said.
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Cheaper reels often have little hiccups, which give fish a big opportunity to either spit the hook or break off, and I'm of the mind that avoiding that tragedy at almost all costs is worth every penny.
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Jet lag is something casual travelers joke about and try to conquer using tips and tricks that are about as helpful as the ones suggested for getting rid of hiccups — sometimes they work and sometimes they don't.
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The almost identical announcements from the major airlines may signal an acceleration in the developments of the jet as Beijing seeks to promote its first domestically manufactured jet despite a slow start to sales and production hiccups.
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During their first visit — nearly two weeks earlier — the doctors at the local hospital in their Queens neighborhood gave him a medication, chlorpromazine, an antipsychotic that has been shown to stop hiccups, though it's not clear why.
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Konta stuck to her hard-hitting tactics, despite a few hiccups, before clinching victory with a perfectly-weighted lob that landed on the baseline for her second title of the year, after winning in Sydney in January.
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While government shutdowns are treated more like economic hiccups, a U.S. sovereign debt default would have Alexander Hamilton spinning in his grave, lead world markets to crash, and American senior being deprived of their social security checks.
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And for people with just persistent hiccups (more than 48 hours), it can be a sign of a serious underlying health problem, including nerve damage, a brain tumor, kidney failure, or a reaction caused by various drugs.
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Ofo CTO Austin Zhang explains the process of unlocking his company's bikes Gobee was founded in February by Raphael Cohen (CEO) and Claude Ducharme (CTO), before going live in Hong Kong in April with a few initial hiccups.
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When everybody's clicking like that and we're executing — yeah, we had some hiccups today — but when everybody's moving that ball, swinging that ball, we're playing team defense and team offense, and team everything, we're going to be alright.
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However, the company says it's only working with Samsung right now to make that feature work, and it's unclear if you'll be able to use other phones or if the feature will arrive without any hiccups at launch.
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As with other Surface devices, there are still hiccups, like malfunctioning Bluetooth connections that won't resolve unless you update Windows and apps like Chrome that don't always play nice with the swap from Type Cover Keyboard to dock.
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Analysts said this has helped boost sentiment in copper and some other metals, which had been held down by the U.S-China trade dispute and hiccups in economic growth of top consumer China where stimulus has been promised.
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Thomas Stringfellow and Nick Fradiani, "Man in the Mirror" How very peculiar that the kid with the annoying hiccup patterns during Wednesday night's "Creep" would get to sing a Michael Jackson classic dependent on hiccups to sell it!
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"DJI has gone through the Phantom, P2, P3, and P4 as well as the Inspire (which has had it's own hiccups) to work out the kinks in stabilization of the aircraft and robustness of their subsystems," says Blades.
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The IceMule line has received a good deal of praise despite a few early hiccups with design, including torn inner lining, water getting between the exterior and interior linings, and a cheap, beach-ball-like air release valve.
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Hiccups have been shown as indicators for between 40 and 100 diseases, Davis says, so a case that's really lingering could be an indication of serious health problems like central nervous system or metabolic disorders, or nerve damage.
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Typical medications used to treat long-term hiccups, according to the Mayo Clinic, are the muscle relaxer Baclofen; antipsychotic Chlorpromazine; and Metoclopramide, which increases muscle contraction in the upper digestive tract and is typically used to treat reflux.
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Much like Kanye West's place in contemporary pop culture, people were able to grow with him in real time, through his hiccups and through his triumphs because he fearlessly shared every step of the way with the world.
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The delays have been caused in part by technological hiccups as well as factors out of NASA's control, like a tornado striking the Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana, where parts of the rocket are being built, in February.
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In the first eight episodes, which aired back in October, BoJack (voiced by Will Arnett) is finally sober (despite some hiccups along the way, like getting Dr. Champ, his chipper therapist, er, "therapy horse," back on the sauce).
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But minor technical hiccups regarding follower counts and other stats have been reported before on the site, and a search shows that users saw all kinds of different stats on West's account since he reactivated it on April 13th.
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I mean, we have hiccups in the economy and we even had a panic in 503-- and we had-- a war during that period that when they started we were losing the war, actually, in the spring of 1942.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump delivered a sweeping prime-time address Tuesday without the hiccups and bombast that have put Republicans on edge for months, ticking through his administration's top priorities without distraction and leaving even some Democrats worried.
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Then there are the tech companies: Apple, Google and Baidu are also making large bets here, building autonomous cars of their own and also investing in and buying up talent to enhance those strategies (not without hiccups, of course).
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It's a nightmare scenario to depend on a venue having stable (and fast) internet in order to DJ a set without hiccups, so this integration won't be anywhere near as useful as it could be until offline support arrives.
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Despite the appeal, tiny homes do come with some hiccups; many local zoning laws have minimum lot size requirements, making them cost more than just the materials needed to build them, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
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Technological hiccups are no stranger to Apple with regards to a new product type; the company ended up delaying its HomePod smart speaker by several months, after promising a December 2017 release date (it eventually released in February 2018).
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It speaks to Skydio's technology how few hiccups it had in the midst of extended sessions, though by extended session I mean around 15 minutes, as that was the average flight time I got from a single battery charge.
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By having set routes, changing on-the-ground infrastructure if need be, and (perhaps most importantly) providing remote human support to handle driving hiccups, the company hopes to provide the self-driving dream to retirees and expand from there.
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The two biggest advances have been the perplexedly named Asynchronous Timewarp (ATW) and Asynchronous Spacewarp (ASW), which take some technical voodoo to ensure that frame rates are kept high and hiccups are left indistinguishable, thanks to some software wizardry.
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CHICAGO, March 14 (Reuters) - McDonald's Corp this month will begin testing its long-awaited U.S. mobile ordering app with the goal of avoiding the kinds of service hiccups that have haunted digital debuts by companies such as Starbucks Corp .
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Although the Tricare program has had its hiccups through the years, despite some of these administrative complications, by downsizing military medicine, DoD surveys consistently indicate that its beneficiaries' were satisfied overall with access and in turn, quality of care.
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At the high-profile weekend celebrations at the Oyu Tolgoi mine, Mongolia brushed off worries of further hiccups and promised consistency for a project that will employ some 3,000 more people with its expansion - 95 percent of them Mongolian.
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The team has had its share of hiccups but will finally get a chance to move on when Isaiah Thomas, the guard who headlined the trade for Irving this off-season, makes his season debut this week in Cleveland.
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Iowa Democratic Party representatives, however, have insisted that they are confident in the security of the app, that they had done run-throughs of the caucus process, and that they anticipated the night would go smoothly with few hiccups.
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Despite hiccups in New York and New Jersey, marijuana legalization is spreading around the US. In last year&aposs midterm elections, Michigan became the 10th state to legalize recreational marijuana, and Utah and Missouri voted to legalize medical marijuana.
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Some of the early iOS 13 problems have been things that only developers would encounter in their app-making processes, like hiccups when creating custom transitions in apps, or other inconsistencies in UIKit, Apple's set of app-building tools.
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There were lines and delays at many early-voting sites; the iPad system that was set up to try to avert an Iowa-like disaster proved slightly cumbersome, according to some reports, though no major hiccups have been reported.
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To discuss the myriad hiccups in the streaming ecosystem on this week's Popcast, Mr. Caramanica was joined by Ben Sisario, the music business reporter of The New York Times, and Joe Coscarelli, the New York Times's pop music reporter.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq index, which has gained the most of Wall Street's three big indices this year despite the trade hiccups, ended the session slightly lower on Wednesday but showed signs of a higher opening in early trade.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)One of the few hiccups I ran into during my XPS 15 testing was a weird bug that caused the OLED screen to flicker faintly, typically when viewing images, docs, or websites with white backgrounds.
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While there were some hiccups along the way, House and Senate lawmakers were able to reach an agreement ahead of the funding deadline at the end of this week, in order to prevent that scenario from playing out again.
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But the unreliability of connections, the picture and sound hiccups, and the lingering uncertainty about whether it will be available — and if so, for how much longer — make it much more difficult to form this sort of lasting connection.
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Note that beta label though—it's still early days for Linux support on Chrome OS, so you might run into a few hiccups and problems along the way (audio support and accelerated graphics are among the missing features at the moment).
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"The prime minister is going to have a very clear message that in spite of the hiccups ... the outlook looks bright, that this is a region of growth where there will be a lot of business in the future," Munla said.
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They went a good-not-great 32-73, and their defeats included two missteps against their detested neighbours Duke, a paltry 43-point showing versus Virginia and a pair of embarrassing hiccups against the modest squads of Miami and Georgia Tech.
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Last week, shares in British rival ASOS jumped after it stuck to its full-year guidance even after it reported a drop in first-half pretax profit, hurt by poor Christmas trading and logistical hiccups as it entered the U.S. market.
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Despite hiccups at some of the country's 11,590 polling places - including landslides that delayed the start of voting at three locations - Sunday's vote was the most peaceful of recent local and regional elections, the head of the national registry office said.
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In fact, ASOS experienced hiccups with its site in the days following the referendum, and while many customers postulated on the brand's Instagram account that site outages had to do with Brexit, ASOS has maintained that it was a coincidence.
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Hopefully over the next day or the next few days, these confusing launch windows and availability hiccups are ironed out and it becomes easier to figure out when and how to get our hands on launch titles and forthcoming games.
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It was completed earlier this year, and has been on a shakedown cruise since then: researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory ran astrophysics, climate, and precision medicine simulations on Sierra while ferreting out bad components and other technical hiccups.
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But despite the hiccups, the competition went ahead as planned, with the Olympic flag flying overhead for the first time Mexico City 22022: Massacre makes headlines Student movements in countries around the world were gaining steam as the 22010 Olympics neared.
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The studio also says it has server-side features that will help it identify connection issues versus manual disconnects, a good-faith effort to avoid penalizing players with shoddy internet hiccups that I have yet to really see in action.
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But as oil production has collapsed in OPEC member Venezuela and still faces hiccups in peers such as Libya and Angola, the oil exporter group is producing below its targets, meaning the world needs to use stocks to meet rising demand.
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And while there's still a lot of game time left in 2016, Donald Trump's poll numbers and his campaign hiccups have some political watchers wondering if this White House race could end up as the first landslide in a generation.
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Tombot's promised delivery of August 2020 is still a long way's off, so they have time for a few hiccups along the way, but reaching its funding goal already doesn't mean it's going to be smooth sailing from here on out.
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You can watch the segment here, but needless to say, the quality of the image is excellent, with no compression artifacts, hiccups, or random freezes that happen quite often when live broadcasts are streamed over older 4G and 3G networks.
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Any hopes of rival teams that Mercedes would experience a few hiccups transitioning to an upgraded power unit were quickly dispelled with Hamilton topping the timing charts in each session and settling there until his run in with the wall.
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In the year ahead, Nomura cited risks, such as hiccups to U.S. fiscal expansion, efforts to weaken the dollar or election gains for Europe's protectionist political parties, which could push the safe-haven yen higher amid a weaker global economy.
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The latest delays come at a time when both manufacturers and airlines are facing concerns over aviation demand after years of growth, giving some carriers an incentive to take advantage of any production hiccups to slow down adding extra capacity.
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While there have been creative hiccups along the way, that dynamic underscores how the show has actually improved thanks to the ascendance of its female characters, compared to the early days, when it was the four guys and Penny (Kaley Cuoco).
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Tesla shares have moved this month on reports of production hiccups — even allegations it has resorted to making cars by hand — and when it was reported last Thursday that Consumer Reports will give only the Model 3 an "average " rating.
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There could even be some hiccups in the coming weeks, as part of contract talks between Fiat Chrysler and the United Auto Workers union, said Art Schwartz, a former GM negotiator and current head of Detroit-based Labor and Economics Associates.
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However the lower capital spend was partly due to hiccups in the opening of its 330,000 tonnes a year Burrup ammonium nitrate plant in Western Australia, a joint venture with Norway's Yara , designed to supply iron ore mines in the Pilbara.
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Biden was still working out some small hiccups in getting accustomed to webcasting, not knowing for a few moments before he spoke that he was live and, briefly at one point, losing his place when his notes appeared out of order.
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The officials say they are prepared to play defense against hackers who would no doubt relish the challenge of causing hiccups — or worse — for a fare-collection system as large and as complicated as the one coming to New York.
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However, in one of the first hiccups in the process of decoupling Harry and Meghan from the royal family, the palace later said it would revise its guidance after reports Meghan's new title made it sound as though she were divorced.
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One need only look at the infamous 2010 "Flash Crash" – which in a matter of minutes saw the Standard & Poor's 500 index lose, then regain, roughly 9 percent – to remind themselves that the market isn't immune from rather serious hiccups.
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