Despite being forced to idle steel plants, the industry does not sit idle.
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"We need them not to be idle because an idle man is the devil's workshop," Lawal said.
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Idle Fish offers users a way to "share" their "idle goods" and make some extra pocket money at the same time.
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This was in effect a proxy for class war, pitting—in Bryan's sweeping words—the "idle holders of idle capital" against "the struggling masses".
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It said an "abundance" of used construction equipment, a "substantial" number of idle locomotives and a "significant" number of idle mining trucks had undercut demand.
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"Idle on the set" is why so many actors take up knitting or crossword puzzles, but today the answer is one of my favorites from Monty Python, ERIC Idle.
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Prices below $22 would force producers to idle rigs again, he said in a recent interview ("Harold Hamm warns oil prices below $250 will idle U.S. drilling", CNBC, June 20183).
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Caterpillar said demand for new heavy machinery had been undercut by an "abundance" of used construction equipment, a "substantial" number of idle locomotives and a "significant" number of idle mining trucks.
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Four cornerstones for China's 2nd-hand goods exchange unicorn Preferring the term "idle goods," Idle Fish (xianyu in Chinese) is taking advantage of the piles of unwanted stuff Chinese people have at home.
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It will idle factories in Michigan, Ohio, Maryland and Canada.
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Over the following three years, however, Ciara was not idle.
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"You see people sitting around idle, without jobs," Burpee says.
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Video games have become so much more than idle playthings.
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Exactly one week later, GM announced it would idle Lordstown.
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It was an idle, AA boilerplate throwaway line I used.
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The Facebook homepage is open on an idle computer screen.
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What mischief might the devil make for these idle hands?
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Life with John was not for the timid or idle.
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In Russia, hundreds of the interior ministry's workers sat idle.
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While Australia ramps up, Qatar is unlikely to stay idle.
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Officials admit that much of that money is sitting idle.
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But when the cheap beans run out, machines sit idle.
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From the beach, the idle works hulk over the skyline.
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With the Mariners idle Monday, Valencia got an extended rest.
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Go deeper: GM to cut workers, idle U.S. manufacturing plants
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It was kind of an idle question like, does it?
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Why yes, it does indeed This is not idle conjecture.
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You know the saying 'idle hands are the devil's workshop?
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For John C. Havens, these aren't just idle TV musings.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Petrobras said it would idle those plants.
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"The ban will make people like me idle," he says.
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This is not, for the most part, an idle population.
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Without gasoline and spare parts, tractors sat idle in fields.
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Barbra Streisand, 74, may be reclusive, but she's not idle.
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He said this stuff and it's not just idle chatter.
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It seems too wholesome to be included on Idle Hands.
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But threats, idle or otherwise, get him in trouble too.
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The military shuttered mosques and madrasas, leaving the faithful idle.
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Automakers are canceling planned investments, and preparing to idle factories.
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The two other upstate prisons that were sold remain idle.
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Idle butlers will be forced to play solitaire ad infinitum.
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His emergence should not be dismissed as an idle threat.
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This effectively means lenders are charged for holding idle cash.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars in federal aid sat idle.
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But we're also well beyond the point of idle speculation.
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This is no time for idle chatter or expansive thoughts.
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It began life in 1948 simply as the Idle Hour.
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During a recession, there are a lot of idle resources.
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One idle Sunday afternoon, I found myself thinking about Cascada.
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Similar to Uber, which takes idle car drivers and turns them into concierge chauffeurs, conversational commerce will convert idle sales associates into personal shoppers who can convert casual browsing into purchases and build customer loyalty.
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Frank Bruni: Ross, I would typically begin with some idle pleasantry — "Hey, it's good to talk with you" — but this doesn't seem to me a moment for idle pleasantries, and "good" just doesn't cut it.
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The engines were then locked at idle, leaving only one working.
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Like the fundraiser, the book was born of idle joking around.
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On weekdays, those idle overnight hours warrant only one staff member.
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Idle cars are "rebalanced" and dispatched to areas of high demand.
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Several idle building sites suggest that some investors have gambled rashly.
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For the past four years the ice associations have been idle.
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They were simple little contraptions that brought hours of idle fun.
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Manager Ned Yost said "two" with the Royals idle on Monday.
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A lack of crude shipments has left the facility largely idle.
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More than half of that capacity in Brazil now lies idle.
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Permanent crops mean you can't idle farm land during dry years.
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"It's like an engine running at a high idle," he said.
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The idea is to monetize unused inventory when it's lying idle.
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Time Magazine's Molly Ball says it's more than an idle threat.
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It's looking more and more like these were not idle threats.
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The children of those rich people aren't all just idle heirs.
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That is not just an idle trivia question for planetary scientists.
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She felt shaken; his look suggested that it wasn't idle interest.
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I thought that whole thing this morning was idle chit-chat.
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After settling in England, though, Mr. Skripal did not remain idle.
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And how nice to see 'idle/fallow' is still a thing.
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It's also an idle game that lives in a separate desktop.
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He allowed no music, no ringing phones and no idle chatter.
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A lack of crude shipments has left the facility largely idle.
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BMW also said it would idle its factory in South Carolina.
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The aircraft are sitting idle until air traffic picks back up.
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Don&apost let your money sit idle in a bad account.
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Armored personnel carriers idle in the parking lots of 7-Elevens.
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She resolved to take 2019 off, but she couldn't stay idle.
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Some cities require companies to pay employees for their idle time.
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The chimney has been idle since it was built decades ago.
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"We did not come to that conclusion lightly," Mr. Idle said.
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And many factories are idle because components are not reaching them.
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You know, since this thing isn't the most attractive when idle.
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While we are gathering our resources, the enemy is not idle.
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Carmakers are already canceling planned investments, and preparing to idle factories.
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But these days, the windmills loom like scarecrows, idle and inert.
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That means many concessions have sat idle for decades or more.
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The Yankees, who have 299 homers this year, were idle Thursday.
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Eric Idle hosts an old-school (and very British) variety show.
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Chapman asked whether there was any idle gossip of Forsey's pay.
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In contrast, General Motors said it would idle five car factories.
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We especially loved a shabby little tavern called Bobby's Idle Hour.
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I will not stand idle and will fight vehemently for justice!
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Prices need to be above $50 per barrel to be sustainable and below $40 would force producers to idle rigs, Hamm said ("Harold Hamm warns oil prices below $40 will idle U.S. drilling", CNBC, June 28).
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In the third quarter, Seadrill had 22 rigs idle out of 55 rigs it owns or manages on behalf of its non-consolidated entities, such as Seadrill Partners, compared to 21 rigs idle in the previous quarter.
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That means there are always going to be some machines sitting idle.
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Airplanes stand idle at London's Gatwick Airport, England, Friday, April 16, 2010.
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In his idle moments, he's usually shadowboxing, throwing combinations and cutting angles.
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This is not an idle philosophical consideration, marketing event or political problem.
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This lack of idle talent stretches across the industry, including into management.
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The Fed will not likely sit idle and watch the economy weaken.
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The unions said they will idle factories for four hours on Thursday.
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Most seemed resigned to the idle mundanity of waiting out an emergency.
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Plus, think about where all those unused cars sit while they're idle.
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The idle periods are to go ahead, even if Brexit is delayed.
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Connectivity can be annoying since the Bluetooth disconnects after five idle minutes.
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But there's no outsized curatorial ego here, nor idle postures of virtue.
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Idle: By saving his idol – well, Tai gets to keep an idol.
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Most of the workers, who numbered around 30, were sat idle outside.
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This isn't just an idle thought; we can get better at forecasting!
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GM announced last week it plans to idle five North American plants.
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Why should his log be put to useTo warm the idle rich?
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Latin Beet Kitchen Until dinnertime, the Peruvian restaurant Raymi largely sits idle.
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They've been relatively quiet recently, but that doesn't mean they've been idle.
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On the Place Communale idle youths loiter, shooting glances at the police.
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Third-seeded Oklahoma City, which was idle, will play No. 5 Dallas.
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In some countries, idle young adults turn to romance, movies or nightclubs.
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The slump has led Potash Corp to seek consolidation and idle capacity.
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The Blue Devils have been idle since an 80-69 defeat Jan.
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Democrats, however, won't sit idle long in launching their formal response. Reps.
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It seemed no idle speculation after the recent mayhem at Trump rallies.
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Platts, which dominates pricing of physical oil, is not expected sit idle.
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She is also not one to sit back and take idle criticism.
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No Idle Hands is also a demonstration of tramp art's astounding virtuosity.
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When the price of oil dropped in 2014, many rigs went idle.
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Farm machines, greenhouses and ambulances, meanwhile, are sitting idle without spare parts.
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Her daughter, Gabriela, 12, sits idle because her schoolteachers are no-shows.
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So instead I spend my idle hours looking through Amazon's virtual bookstore.
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It's idle to think any successor will easily cede territory for peace.
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The Islanders remained three points behind idle Washington in the Metropolitan Division.
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Chinese officials say they do not dismiss anything as an idle threat.
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In recent decades, the number of idle working-age adults has surged.
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It also has a fleet of delivery trucks now largely standing idle.
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MILB were idle Friday after losing 63-26 to Liquid on Thursday.
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This isn't just an idle thought; we can get better at forecasting!
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Cherry pickers set up to give photographers an aerial shot sat idle.
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But most of the factories remain idle, Mr. Wang and others said.
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Joe Louis Arena, their longtime home, will sit idle nearby, awaiting demolition.
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For the idle elite of his novel, charity is only intermittently selfless.
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Some workers end up idle, collecting unemployment and using programs like Medicaid.
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Until last month, Bertha had sat idle after overheating in December 2013.
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When no videos are reported in their queues, moderators often sit idle.
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My Administration will not remain idle when those interests are under attack.
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"They're shutting down idle capacity and high-cost producers," Mr. Kirby said.
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It would also reduce the time the newly built planes sit idle.
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"I fear for my future" Oscar Idle, 17, told Reuters at Heathrow.
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In the cases of Uber or Airbnb, the buyers are customers who want to rent idle capital or hire the services of others on a short-term contract, and the sellers are those who own that idle capital.
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With the victory, Tampa Bay moved a half-game ahead of the idle Cleveland Indians for the second American League wild card while closing within 1 1/2 games of idle the Oakland A's for the first wild card.
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Of course, we kind of dismissed it out of hand as idle speculation.
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Finally, each engine was started one at a time and allowed to idle.
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Double-digit unemployment and widespread idle capacity, however, have kept underlying inflation subdued.
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I'm not a guy who just likes to sit around and be idle.
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The Fermi Paradox isn't just an idle philosophical problem—it's actually quite terrifying.
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One neighborhood contains fenced-off housing foundations that have sat idle for years.
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Microsoft is also tweaking the Cortana user interface with a new idle feature.
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After 40 years in the NHS, Mr Marsh fears falling idle and useless.
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So what if, say, those idle hands start to do a little texting?
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Emergency vehicles idle nearby, not daring to get any closer to the pandemonium.
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It proves that the voter's stated political convictions are not just idle talk.
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Cards to be flipped through in an idle moment and discarded at will.
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He pointed to a new white truck sitting idle in a parking spot.
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After years of weak investment, there is little idle capacity at Egyptian factories.
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Those who own more than 20 hectares often leave most of it idle.
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Bush and Obama both faced idle impeachment threats that never amounted to anything.
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The Blues leaped over idle Winnipeg for first place in the Central Division.
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ET. The stream included live commentary from actors Eric Idle and John Cleese.
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So many shiny cars sitting idle, their owners already in post-parking bliss.
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"Idle capacity should not be more than 20 or 25 percent," he said.
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I owe it to myself as a human being not to sit idle.
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The proposed change would release productive capacity that is currently idle or underutilized.
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Liberals have thus dismissed Trump and Ryan's comments as so much idle talk.
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Now his bicycle sits idle outside his bedroom, leaning against his new wheelchair.
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With the Cardinals idle Thursday, C Yadier Molina will get two days off.
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The base doubles as a cleaning system that dries your brush when idle.
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" They get affirmative action, sympathy and welfare — "checks for the listless and idle.
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What to do with 23,500 idle acres became the subject of great debate.
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A growing number of oil tankers sit idle because no one authorizes payments.
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"I was idle and my boyfriend asked me out," she said, looking pensive.
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If a boat arrives early or late, it may idle and waste fuel.
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To that end, Idle Hands is essentially the Dude Ranch of stoner comedy.
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No more idle worship (but I'm not taking my Nick Cave shrine down).
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Instead, the Inner Hall remained idle, soon taking up use as a storeroom.
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The screensaver is the animation that plays when you leave your computer idle.
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James Corden and Eric Idle are through with looking on the bright side.
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He said he wanted to provide dancers with work when they were idle.
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They trail the idle Boston Red Sox by a season-high 153½ games.
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It might idle for several years before packing several into a single one.
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But many parents, watching their children sit idle for two months, are furious.
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He also threatened G.M. over its plans to cut jobs and idle factories.
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This year, many of the cafes were closed and the taxis stood idle.
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Old medical equipment from the Netherlands lies idle in hospitals in South Africa.
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Cranes stand idle, and families are still living in crumbling houses awaiting demolition.
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Notre Dame, which does not belong to a conference, is idle next weekend.
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As a result, many military sites across the region sat idle and crumbling.
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But while the automaker's workers aren't stamping metal, they're not entirely idle either.
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Other people may make idle threats, but not me, Trump is forever suggesting.
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Low steel prices weren't the only reason behind the decision to idle factories.
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Those who know me know that I do not like to sit idle.
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As IOER increases, banks "earn" more from idle cash kept at the Fed.
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"You don't really have a choice to be idle or neutral," he said.
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San Francisco start-ups need idle cars everywhere to amass billion-dollar valuations.
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We cannot stand by idle and accept the dismantling of our democratic values.
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It may seem weird that an idle egg could inspire such widespread affection.
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Constantly tackling tasks becomes the norm, and we become uncomfortable with idle time.
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The AVs could refuel when idle, which could ease the shift to electric vehicles.
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It hastily erected the Golden Dragon's steel shell, then left it idle for months.
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Thom Tillis (R-NC) quickly discovered, this certainly didn't seem like an idle statement.
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Those surrounding the President would not stand idle if Trump pursued a crazed act.
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"You don't get a lot of time to idle with a look," says Logan.
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Alcoholism, fueled by idle time and settlement money, is on the rise, he said.
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IDLE CAPACITY Some investors have been burned by believing in India's high growth story.
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The Braves moved a game up over idle Philadelphia atop the National League East.
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Given time, firms unwilling to make planet-friendly Ganeshas could end up lying idle.
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The second-place Chicago Cubs, who were idle Monday, are a half-game back.
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Karry Kanko, a bus company, has new vehicles sitting idle for want of drivers.
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Yet it is idle because it does not have any sugar cane to process.
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Hola, a VPN with millions of users, sold off non-paying users' idle bandwidth.
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The rainfall is keeping thousands of combine harvesters idle across France, Germany and Poland.
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Idle oil refining capacity April was revised up by 283,000 tonnes from initial plans.
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With the win Thursday, the Marlins pulled within three games of the idle Cardinals.
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Your idle phone time can literally be used to find a cure for cancer.
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Most cars just stay idle in a parking space for days or even weeks.
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"Now, we in the processor community are beating that idle power down," Naffziger said.
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That means overhauling labour markets that keep too many of the region's citizens idle.
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We cannot remain idle and allow this level of carnage to ravage our communities.
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Idle officials sit in air-conditioned offices even as the population lacks basic services.
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As a result, smelters across America's heartland were forced to idle or shutter production.
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We can't be idle while children are trafficked out of the foster care system.
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If this were only in the idle threat category Moscow's demands would not matter.
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An ultra-modern stadium sits idle like a decrepit shopping mall or steel mill.
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After that, Sakho was sitting idle while his French colleagues played through the Euros.
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Some of the land they left behind was abandoned and left idle for years.
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The Penguins, who now have 25 points, moved past the idle Washington Capitals (251).
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In the time since the vacate order, of course, we have not been idle.
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Idle Q: Would any Oculus devs join me in a donation drive for Hillary?
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He'd been in court over a traffic offense; now an idle afternoon stretched away.
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Most cars sit idle at least 22 hours a day, which is incredible wasteful.
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Four of the seven lines are idle, given the weakness of the Argentine market.
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The latest of which, Elle Fanning, has our idle hands reaching for pink dye.
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"Haven't seen the reports and I'm quite sure it's just idle talk," Mattis said.
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Scribd Monthly Membership I hate feeling idle, and that becomes a problem at bedtime.
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Madeleine drinks too much, and she spends too much idle time surfing the Web.
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Many have factories in China that have been idle or operating far below capacity.
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He decided to sign up with Uber as a way of filling idle hours.
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Halliburton, however, preserved idle equipment, positioning the company to quickly get back to work.
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"Improperly managed idle wells can cost taxpayers millions of dollars," according to the report.
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Jamie (Eve Lindley) and Angela (JP Moraga) pass their idle moments trading funny shade.
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Adams considered this, letting the engine idle, and dropped his hands into his lap.
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He was not just an idle member of the Senate lamenting a missed opportunity.
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With idle time and a phone in her hands, she ended up doing email.
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"Talking to my Democratic colleagues, I believe this is not an idle concern," Rep.
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You can be idle at everything, if you just set your mind to it.
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Idle time feels painful, and you crave the instant gratification of getting something done.
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" (Andrew Jackson, 1829) "Idle industries have cast workers into unemployment, human misery, and personal indignity.
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Meet Idle Bloom, a grunge-pop four-piece that incorporates psychedelic riffs into their tunes.
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Critics said the purpose of the leak was to discredit the Idle No More movement.
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When taking a road trip, I listen to podcasts, so my time is not idle.
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The result pushed the Cardinals within a game of the idle Cubs for first place.
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But more significantly, his backstory is more than an idle joke or a tweaked line.
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He and his team had to fix things while the Madame Tussauds staff sat idle.
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Yes, Apple, Berkshire Hathaway and a few other giants sit on piles of idle dosh.
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Eight reactors are currently lying idle and several may not restart for weeks or months.
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Now teenagers, especially young black men, have no income potential and too much idle time.
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The result reduced Villanova's Big East Conference lead on idle Marquette to a half-game.
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So, four chartered VLCCs sitting idle for a month would cost BP around $23 million.
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With so much easing already in the price, the was left to idle at $0.6980.
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When it's idle, the device will scroll through Facebook photos from you and your friends.
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That has left a lot of uncertainty over how long Hanjin's ships will sit idle.
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So, four chartered VLCCs sitting idle for a month would cost BP around $3.6 million.
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They both moved a half-game ahead of the idle St. Louis Cardinals (6-72).
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But many employees—rendered entirely idle without computers, servers, routers, or desk phones—simply left.
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We just don't have that kind of idle capacity in our factories, our production lines.
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"There is never an idle moment and my men now work in shifts," Dino said.
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A reduction of idle production outlets is also part of China's medium-term market reforms.
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The remainder have other reasons for being idle, such as attending school or retiring early.
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Wasted assets, like the average car that lies idle for 90 percent of the day.
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There is already significant idle rail capacity that could move crude, according to industry estimates.
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If feeling idle, it will even begin playing classic game Breakout on its the display.
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Kids get into trouble when they have too much idle time, my mom told me.
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The Mets' margin over the idle San Francisco Giants did fall to half a game.
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It also offsets the cost of newly authorized water infrastructure efforts by deauthorizing idle projects.
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James wastes valuable potential sports-viewing minutes in idle photography-related chitchat with his editor.
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She answered with substance in comparison to the idle and somewhat unintelligible verbiage Trump used.
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As opposed to the normal kind of idle chatter where there's nothing specific at all.
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They moved 4 1/2 games ahead of the idle San Antonio Spurs (64-12).
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So if your controller is sitting idle, you should turn it off to conserve power.
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The idle poor were forced into labor or rounded up and beaten for being bums.
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Even though Lapenta got his new supercomputers in January, most of the system remains idle.
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Disruptions in the supply chain could idle production at plants that make cars and planes.
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Amid scrapheaps and idle machinery, the community has clean air these days - and no jobs.
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But if you insist on some idle haphazard speculation, you've come to the right place.
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His is no idle threat, he asserted: If Mr. Sanders loses, they're packing their bags.
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I mentioned that to Don mainly as a means of creating some idle small talk.
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The beginning of the Idle No More movement kind of set that off for me.
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He's even made a documentary, "Idle Threat: A Man on Emission" which chronicled his efforts.
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He took these precautions because the threats that his clinic received were not all idle.
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Anthony Braxton retired from academia in 19903, but at 21990, he is far from idle.
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Nonfiction ALWAYS LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE A Sortabiography By Eric Idle Illustrated.
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If she misses the cut this week, she will not be idle over the weekend.
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That ended when demand for coal slumped three years ago, leaving mines and miners idle.
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Our predictions (which we're doing again for 2020 — stay tuned) weren't just an idle exercise.
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The Wild have been idle since dropping a 2-1 shootout loss on Jan. 25.
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These planes are now sitting idle as its grounding has hit the nine-month mark.
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The process took all of seven minutes; there was no idle chatter across the aisle.
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Mr. de Merode argues that jobs would prevent idle, poor young men from joining militias.
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But in the meantime, companies are paying workers to stay home and maintaining idle factories.
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"It sat idle for three years because nobody wanted to commit the dollars," he said.
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If distribution problems persist, industry groups say manufacturing facilities like auto plants could soon idle.
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After neck surgery, Wright had to remain idle to allow the bone fusion to heal.
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These aren't idle questions, given what we're seeing in company contributions to the Trump inauguration.
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Listen to Marlon James's "A Brief History of Seven Killings" while you idle through it.
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Demand is particularly low on weekends and holidays, when factories are idle and offices empty.
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Hospitals don't survive financially in the United States by keeping beds open and equipment idle.
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That means no trawling the sale section of the J. Crew website in idle moments.
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In the meantime, I'll be sitting here idle, waiting for Carly Rae Jepsen to return.
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Sometimes you have a sex question that's not just, you know, an idle passing thought.
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You can take a few idle minutes during your commute and make order out of chaos.
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Sproles has been idle since injuring his hamstring in the season opener against the Atlanta Falcons.
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" Another Tillerson aide added, "The motivation was to move people way from idle roles into productivity.
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On September 11, NASA began to increase the frequency of commands sent to the idle rover.
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They're idle until Friday, and then kick off a tough three-game California road swing. 1.
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I will keep an eye on it and might invest some of my idle cash soon.
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There are no idle rich or landed aristocracy to draw off the wealth of the nation.
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And to cultivate really incredible relationships, have lots of adventures, and a lot of idle time.
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" Now he is telling the VA that he "can't stand idle while veterans suffer with addiction.
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With that idle curiosity apparently in mind, Spotify has released running playlists for Claire and Frank.
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Cars that now sit idle could become much more active, which would drastically change parking needs.
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Adam Nestler, Skedaddle co-founder "Each bus asset sits idle 75% of its life," Nestler said.
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The automaker's assembly lines came to a halt in mid-September and have been idle since.
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"If we leave kids idle, they may one day practice what they have seen," said Maina.
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Recessions occur where there is too little spending to keep an economy's resources from falling idle.
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Manager Buck Showalter wanted to give them both two days off with the Orioles idle Monday.
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"It is unusual for such a big plant to stay idle for so long," he said.
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The possibility of investment-led recovery in Latin America's largest economy is far from idle speculation.
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But because they are idle for long periods, they find it harder to attract private investors.
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The $26bn wasted last year on idle trucks can fuel more R+D for engine efficiency.
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Loose fibres blow around the idle machines at UTEXRWA, a textiles and garment factory in Kigali.
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Now there are only 15, and much of the equipment in his aging factory sits idle.
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Meanwhile, the old car that past EPA administrators used is reportedly sitting idle in EPA headquarters.
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"When Erik first got interested in origami, it was more an 'idle' mathematical pursuit," O'Rourke says.
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Android P will, for example, restrict access to the microphone, camera and sensors from idle apps.
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Seth started messaging May frequently, making idle conversation, and after they exchanged numbers, he began texting.
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In fact, an increasing number of idle coal plants are being retrofitted to produce natural gas.
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Jacksonville has been idle since holding off Indianapolis in a game at London two weeks ago.
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The Golden Globe awards: Oscar bellwether, idle distraction, fun excuse to get drunk, or all three?
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Gleaming but still idle, it was built by China at a cost of more than $325m.
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Swathes of Brazil's economy may lie idle, but political-risk advisers report being busier than ever.
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Its cashflow crisis has led to delays in paying suppliers and left some assembly lines idle.
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The recession sent this ratio soaring as firms laid off workers and left machines sitting idle.
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It overlooks Dal Lake, whose hundreds of pleasure craft, normally packed with summer tourists, sit idle.
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These aren't idle precautions -- there have been two abductions of Taesung residents by North Korean soldiers.
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In Tumaco's muddy slums, youth idle on street corners, drinking beer and listening to reggaeton music.
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In the Mississippi Territory, produce rotted in barns; in New England, dockworkers and sailors sat idle.
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These facilities are too important to the companies that own them to be idle for long.
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With more than a third of industrial capacity idle, production could revive quickly if sentiment improves.
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The idle rigs on the horizon, illuminated by the blinding flashes, looked like ideal lightning rods.
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Thousands of shipping containers with vital aid are sitting idle at the Port of San Juan.
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"We are just sitting idle and waiting for the tide to turn," Kalyani Steels' Goyal said.
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Transferring these idle funds is a viable option toward fighting Zika in a fiscally responsible way.
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Jim Jorgensen, 50, a financial analyst who lives in Summit, walked past the idle construction site.
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But the views expressed in the 50 interviews are more than the basis for idle curiosity.
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Gaming hardware manufacturer Razer wants gamers to download software that mines cryptocurrency with their idle computers.
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High unemployment and widespread idle capacity had previously kept inflation below the target's midpoint for months.
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But her intention never came to fruition, and the existing hall remained idle for 150 years.
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KATE MAYBERRY PITTSBURGH Dear Kate, Some kids look forward to filling summer's idle hours with books.
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If I'm idle too long, it's easy to start ruminating and go down a panic spiral.
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Hope fades, as it does, amid the sunshine and smiles, and this movie slips into idle.
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The new steel buildings of drilling service companies often face crumbling farmhouses and overgrown idle fields.
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One source referred to Daz's video as idle "bar room talk," and hardly a serious threat.
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After Dr. Thompson left, the accountability office's report said, the suicide prevention office went nearly idle.
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The Islanders moved to a point behind idle Washington for first place in the Metropolitan Division.
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The Cleveland Indians, who were idle on Thursday, are another one-half game behind the Rays.
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Ducati said in a statement that it would continue to idle its factory until March 25.
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Many factories are idle, and lines outside of grocery stores have been endlessly long for years.
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As Billy expected, Brittany quickly tired of all the travel and idle hours on the road.
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The notion that external or technical constraints make tax justice idle fantasy does not withstand scrutiny.
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We are not lying idle, and I can tell you, ladies and gentleman, we are committed.
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Three other G.M. plants are eliminating shifts, moves that will idle more than 23.6,1043 other workers.
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Ford and Toyota will idle some of their vast Chinese assembly plants for an extra week.
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Many firms have also stripped idle fracking gear for parts to repair the ones in use.
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A higher domestic aluminium price would of course be a powerful incentive to reactivate idle potlines.
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Now, though, the authority has a more pressing issue: a troubled fleet of cars sitting idle.
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"People who create great things aren't idle dreamers: They are totally grounded in reality," Dalio says.
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State oil firm Petrobras said it would idle a loss-making fertilizer plant in Paraná state.
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No one likes to hear even an idle threat and he sounded like he meant business.
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The line, when idle, can be looped around a pair of paper clips on the handle.
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The loss put the Celtics back in second in the East, percentage points behind idle Cleveland.
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It's not efficient to leave equipment idle or shut down and restart a complex supply chain.
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Young or old, people tend to dominate the frame, with no idle space next to them.
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Rusted farm equipment sit idle near gutted houses, and signs reading "Hamburg Strong" dot the landscape.
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Should the work stoppage drag on, GM can easily absorb a few idle weeks of production.
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But, Ms. Thomas said some parents were pleased not to have idle children on their hands.
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Most of us are seeking a specific feeling when we go on these idle internet journeys.
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The machines at the Alon Group, where the attack took place, remained idle throughout the week.
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This is mostly throw away one-liners I'm just doing to entertain myself at idle moments.
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Recently, while visiting the bank, I made an idle comment about Goldman's relaxed new dress code.
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That does not have to be an idle thought; there's a way to make it happen.
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People are stuck at home, construction sites set idle, plants cant complete orders, pushing manufacturing data jump.
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"The other area where machines [need improvement] is making what we call idle chit-chat," says Waltermann.
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The rigs which are still idle are mostly older, less powerful, less sophisticated and likely less productive.
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Nashville missed an opportunity to jump over idle St. Louis for third place in the Central Division.
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Slumps happen when spending is too low to prevent some of an economy's capacity from falling idle.
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The United States has plenty of idle equipment laying around after its own unconventional drilling boom cooled.
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Sean Downey's Wholly Idle continues at Steven Zevitas Gallery (450 Harrison Avenue #47, Boston) through November 11.
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The new standards, approved by California's Energy Commission, require most computers to draw less power while idle.
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No one has been seen to pay up so far, but the threats are not all idle.
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BUILDING LINKS The businessmen said they wanted to inspect their facilities, which have been idle since 2016.
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Of the 100-plus songs on the album, not all of them work well for idle listening.
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Labor union strikers form picket line barriers at the gates to the factories they intend to idle.
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The idle Predators trail the Blues by two points and currently hold the second wild-card spot.
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With so much easing already in the price, the Australian dollar was left to idle at $0.6980.
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But if you don't have cable anymore, it's kind of fun to indulge in idle channel surfing.
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When it's done in a few weeks, Prud'Homme knows that plane will not sit idle for long.
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This year, the committee has a reputation for sitting idle, occasionally going through the motions of legislating.
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Those threats might be dismissed as idle, but for the actions of a couple of their targets.
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For example, it was infuriating when the headphones would disconnect from my device after five idle minutes.
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Its descriptive convenience is undeniable, but it tends to reduce a complex issue to an idle dichotomy.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechFar from being an idle activity, however, Curiosity's cloud-gazing behavior holds serious purpose.
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It was just one more example of a lavish municipal program left to its own idle devices.
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The conversation fell idle and we scrolled silently for another three hours in each other's projected company.
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"There were days when I would find myself idle because of a lack of customers," said Chege.
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That, in turn, helps put idle capacity to work and bolsters the income of firms repaying loans.
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Much of the pipe had already been purchased and is sitting idle in a plant in Arkansas.
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Nashville (23-227-210) jumped over idle Winnipeg for first place in the tightly bunched Central Division.
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"You have to believe these aren't idle chunks of money thrown around by uninformed individuals," Cramer said.
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One small barge company spent $75,000 in December to idle nearly half of its 225-barge fleet.
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As punishment, Anne is told that she must return to school because idle hands, blah blah blah.
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There's so much idle time in my life when I could be playing Candy Crush or something.
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He estimated that the total investment in the idle rigs was eight hundred and fifty million dollars.
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I do not believe the Senate will stand idle while the Commonwealth slides into economic cardiac arrest.
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This has created a needs-skills mismatch, with companies desperate for skilled tradesmen sitting alongside idle workers.
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That could leave much less money sitting idle while banks reconcile their different ledgers, as now happens.
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He made his airport-bound taxi idle outside Ms. Bidwell's office so he could say it back.
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"Pro rata, there are no more idle people among the aristocracy than among ordinary people," he said.
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But he also doesn't like to sit idle, so he picks up freelance work on the side.
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That's something like 10 smelters running at full speed on March 1, after being idle on Feb.
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"I don't want you to be like those idle boys who wander our streets," he told me.
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Beijing last year cut 45 million tonnes of steelmaking capacity, but much of it was already idle.
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She works as a babysitter at the center, which is staying open longer to accommodate idle schoolchildren.
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The Mets and Giants are a half-game ahead of the idle St. Louis Cardinals (80-72).
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Those generators have largely sat idle for two years, according to public company accounts and Ofgem data.
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A handful of players sat by their stalls; idle reporters outnumbered them by about four to one.
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Perhaps my wife won't like London; then the sentence is banishment and degradation into indolent, idle fool.
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The regulations will reduce idle power in these devices by 50 percent over the next four years.
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The rover rarely has idle time when it's not investigating specific things, so the timing worked out.
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But here in the small Chinese town of Chengkouzhen, officials last year let the factory go idle.
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That's not just an idle boast, if my conversations with Geico and Dun & Bradstreet are any indication.
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In a culture beholden to images, it's easy to simultaneously embrace and dismiss them as idle provocations.
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To make sure he doesn't overhear idle chatter, he often listens to white noise through his headphones.
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Rick readily joins Michonne when she decides to extinguish a burning gazebo where Carl liked to idle.
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" He adds: "Do you think that bastard Joe Kennedy would have countenanced simpering idle wasters for children?
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Trump told reporters he was not happy with GM's decision to idle a plant in Lordstown, Ohio.
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Alongside are some cocktail recipes, including the Idle Revolver, made with whiskey, coffee liqueur and orange bitters.
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With so much easing already in the price, the Australian dollar was left to idle at $0.6987 .
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Deals • The electric vehicle maker Workhorse will buy the currently idle General Motors plant in Lordstown, Ohio.
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He saw a bike that had been idle for three days, meaning it needed to be moved.
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Refugees have access to water and medical care and are fed and educated, but are largely idle.
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And yet, when Mr. Barkan talks about "the values of the sport," it's not just idle talk.
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Undefeated Notre Dame, which is an independent and idle this weekend, is also effectively a playoff lock.
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President Trump isn't getting any less angry about the automaker's plan to idle plants and cut jobs.
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With elective procedures indefinitely on hold in much of the country, those machines are now sitting idle.
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I watched him idle at a traffic light in front of a bank, beside a dirty snowdrift.
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Once that happens, you can set the Smart Clock to show your Google Photos images when idle.
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Idle games are a blast because they don't require a ton of critical thinking or hard work.
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For an idle game with similar mechanics in a completely different package, I quite like Realm Grinder.
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" Thomas Jefferson advocated confinement in poorhouses for vagabonds who "waste their time in idle and dissolute courses.
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He explained that as factories in China remain idle, the demand for coal and iron ore declines.
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The outfield assignment was challenging, Headley said, because his mind often drifted to hitting during idle moments.
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Sangyong Motor said it would idle its plant in the South Korean city of Pyeongtaek from Feb.
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Whether you want to be working like crazy, idle, be married, or not... That's being self-made.
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The storm forced some drillers to idle rigs last month as the devastating storm approached southeastern Texas.
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John Cleese, Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Graham Chapman and Terry Gilliam, were also members of the troupe.
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"Every idle miner directly and individually is obstructing the war effort," he said in a fireside chat.
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It also includes numerous deauthorizations of idle infrastructure projects to offset the cost of newly authorized efforts.
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Continuing to rent out her idle vehicle — even after the fatal accident — was environmentally responsible, she said.
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Mr. Caldwell said he expected almost all of the car haulers to be idle throughout the strike.
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It felt like more than the idle curiosity or simple objectification that I felt in Northern California.
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Thus, managers have a choice: Sit idle and take their lumps or mount a full-scale offensive.
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WPTV reporter Jillian Idle tweeted a time lapse video of the balloon being inflated at the rally.
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It has been idle since 2012 when it was shut by the previous operator, U.S. Valero Energy.
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After all, you can't turn off a cow, and you don't want to idle any more furnaces.
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An abandoned car was left running idle in the street with water lapping at the passenger windows.
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Ms. Gabor, who died on Sunday, was a working actress who perfected the art of seeming idle.
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Mr. Dedman's father and grandfather had often talked about restarting the brand, but it was idle chatter.
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Unchecked growth has claimed Bobby's Idle Hour, the last live-music venue on Nashville's fabled Music Row.
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Accounts that are used frequently will help an employee's pay, while idle accounts will not be a factor.
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It's not going to blow anyone away with its looks, however nice some of the idle animations are.
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Defense lawyers suggested that their clients had merely engaged in idle talk inspired partly by the 2016 election.
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Many of the impressive 230m toilets built in Mr Modi's first term stand idle for lack of water.
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If an account at Fidelity has been idle for three years, it will give the holder a nudge.
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Although she's been out of The White House for almost two years now, she hasn't been sitting idle.
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The nuclear threat may thankfully still be remote, but Guam's concern about North Korea's nuclear capabilities isn't idle.
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Since the standard grid is designed for "peak usage," massive generators often sit idle during non-peak times.
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A better question is why these weapons, some of which have been deployed in the past, sit idle.
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So while countries like the UK and China move ahead with biotechnological research, the US risks standing idle.
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A lot of people now use WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger for essential communications, not just idle chit-chat.
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Both have sat idle for the past five years, since Egypt diverted its exports to the local market.
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He seemed to regard his underlings as idle assets and they repaid him with their scorn (see article).
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The loss trimmed the Braves' lead in the NL East to three games over the idle Philadelphia Phillies.
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"Coalition fighter jets and U.S. drones were idle," said a senior tribal leader who saw the convoy leaving.
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Today, about 5 percent of the global container fleet is actually idle ... That has helped to support prices.
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Luxury firms have invested in opening boutiques in China, but they sometimes sit idle, potentially damaging their brands.
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Banks can park those excess reserves at the Fed, either in idle cash or by buying Treasury bonds.
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Now tanks sit idle in the streets and soldiers have, for the most part, put their weapons down.
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Justin Bieber pulled a savage move and proved he doesn't make idle threats -- he's wiped himself off Instagram.
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They are quicker to idle factories to reduce supply, and they are demanding higher prices, industry officials said.
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The app auto-detects when you're idle, so there's no need to stop and restart with each run.
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The Dodgers moved into a tie with the idle Arizona Diamondbacks for first place in the NL West.
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On one occasion, fresh from his first presidential victory, he bewilderingly upbraided his constituency supporters as idle drunkards.
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It goes without saying that the idle officer did not open his services up to non-PreCheck members.
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Queues of lorries idle at India's state boundaries much in the same way they do at international borders.
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Lately, my idle mind's found itself filling up with thoughts of a new, original sci-fi video game.
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But after working for a few minutes, I returned to the video, and gave it another idle click.
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By avoiding such periods when investors' capital sits idle, private equity firms can promise lucrative and steady profits.
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Northwest of Keene, in Springfield, Vt., several large factories have sat idle on the Black River for decades.
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Donations from the United States, Japan or elsewhere sometimes sit idle in African ports because of bureaucratic problems.
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The two support vessels, crammed with bottles of water and ration packs, were sitting idle in Dakar's marina.
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But rising valuations have made it harder to achieve high returns, so much of the money sits idle.
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EL FURRIAL, Venezuela — One oil rig was idle for weeks because a single piece of equipment was missing.
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Since then, NOC has continued pumping crude through the pipeline, which was idle for more than three weeks.
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We cannot in good conscience continue to stand idle while our veterans are precluded from this federal program.
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From the highway, I could see a forest of idle drilling rigs, and countless rigs lying horizontal, impotent.
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In a 2011 paper, I pointed out that such an opportunity sits idle in New York City today.
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A flat exercise ball is as worthless as that idle exercise machine you currently use to hang laundry.
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Meanwhile, Australia's AP LNG project is expected to idle half a train's output towards the end of February.
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Perhaps he knew that even idle talk about his new girlfriend, about a relative's bead business, was fleeting.
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"It's got the best proximity to the old country club in town, Idle Hour Country Club," he said.
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Mostly, it is a wellspring for a lot of talk, both seemingly idle chatter and carefully obfuscating oratories.
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Within minutes of the cancellation, sites for "band refugees" sprung up to find homes for suddenly idle musicians.
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Even if the figures are idle, the fact that they are in a space opens up the narrative.
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But this is the Trump Era, so reform at the federal level is an idle dream for now.
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He walked by a bunch of young men, lounging on benches and the seats of their idle motorbikes.
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In 21st-century America, we work hard to keep children away from mischief, idle fun and unsupervised play.
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Ms. D'Amour Flute said that while Idle No More was not responsible, she did not condemn the vandalism.
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GM plans to idle the plant for several months, starting at the end of February, as renovations begin.
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The secondary alternator on board recharges the van's battery while it's moving or idle, according to Outside Vans.
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Mr. Chapman and Mr. Idle were also on the writing staff, and Mr. Cleese was in the cast.
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Senate Republicans, meanwhile, are hammering the idea that the articles would sit idle in the lower chamber. Sen.
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A few days later, in his fifth start, he suffered the muscle tear that has kept him idle.
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If they differed by more than 20 feet, the autothrottle wouldn't be able to improperly idle the engines.
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In December, United States Steel said it was going to indefinitely idle most of a mill near Detroit.
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Burritt said the facility had been idle since December 2015 because of what he called unfair trade practices.
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Milwaukee moved one game behind idle St. Louis (21-218) for first place in the National League Central.
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Since then she has lived and worked in the same institution or nearby, but has hardly been idle.
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The boat slowed to a steady idle, then abruptly turned into a wilderness of docks and finger piers.
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She has been idle since beating her sister Venus Williams for the Australian Open title on Jan. 28.
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Shale communities enjoyed consistently low unemployment rates and sucked-in idle labor from the rest of the country.
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After all, they'd still want to get a return on their money rather than have it sit idle.
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He laughs at the idea that, at 37, he will soon retire into a life of idle bliss.
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However, the UAW sued GM for violating the agreement, saying the company was using semantics to idle plants.
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Firstly, from the company's assets point of view, DiDi Chu Xing and Uber are using idle community assets.
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People are making money by reporting drivers of trucks and buses who idle their engines on city streets.
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With few idle resources sitting around, there's no way for more consumer spending to translate to more output.
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The actors stand and sit, trot and idle, holler and murmur, do anything except get on with the action.
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Dallas is now four points ahead of idle Arizona for the first wild-card spot in the Western Conference.
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Yet it turns out that now idle daydreaming is slowly giving way to reality, people are a bit uncomfortable.
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But that doesn't mean they're idle: they're working with major companies already and operating a "pilotless" program (get it?).
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin described the allegations as "idle gossip", saying they were not supported by facts.
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But the drilling boom has significantly reduced the number of idle rigs and given rig contractors more pricing power.
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Python also comes with its own editor called Idle, which I've never actually used and don't know anything about.
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That explains last summer's million-dollar fine, which set a precedent by suggesting the company idle its dirtiest batteries.
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Mobile web browsers usually clear idle tabs from memory so you get better performance when you're doing something else.
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This digital mindset will also be applied by organisations, looking for options to digitise idle assets using new technologies.
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Or an awkward sequence in which a key character, dazed, wanders through the city making idle chitchat and barfing.
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The decision comes as the largest U.S. automaker is poised announced it will idle an assembly plant in Canada.
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This system produces very little noise and has a zero-spin fan setting at idle, which is perfectly silent.
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It can apparently last 10 hours on a single charge, or 70 hours if you leave it to idle.
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Siemens, the manufacturer, says the turbines can't sit idle for more than six weeks without potentially damaging the equipment.
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It even seems to drain battery faster than other devices while sitting idle in my bag, which was annoying.
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To increase efficiency, the system sent idle cars to areas of high demand, making the service 20 percent faster.
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Solomon Mulugeta, general manager of the metal manufacturers' association, says factories are lying idle for want of raw materials.
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When the chefs from Shuko visit the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen, there's not a lot of idle chit-chat happening.
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When its domestic demand declined, exports rather than plant closures took the strain, and mills elsewhere were left idle.
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It begins with a restless and fatalistic Miyazaki, keeping his idle hands busy with sketches, strong coffee, and cigarettes.
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NOTES: Padres INF/OF Alexi Amarista (hamstring) was reinstated from the disabled list after being idle since April 20.
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Once spending is strong enough to restore employment, reactivate idle factories and revive imports, populism runs into capacity constraints.
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Last month Alcoa announced the permanent closure of its Rockdale smelter in Texas, which had been idle since 2008.
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Factory workers have long clocked in and out; bosses can already see what idle workers do on their computers.
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While the Moto Z does drain quickly during heavy use, it does a tremendous job conserving battery when idle.
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And I don't mean idle considerations about what all those dreamers might be smoking inside their "really big space".
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A moribund franchise left to idle for 20 years coming back without the actor who played the title role?
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Gender gap: Before the recession, women were more likely to be idle than men (though the gap was closing).
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The game that Rob and I adore so completely that we've mentioned it in 80% of Idle Weekend episodes?
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Giving up the technique entirely would likely result in slower performance since the chips would spend more time idle.
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This is not an idle comparison, made in an attempt to shoehorn Pokémon Go into yet another headline. Please.
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It was an impressive finish considering San Jose played the night before in Vancouver while the Canadiens were idle.
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The American people deserve better and that's why the Republicans aren't sitting idle in the wake of this disaster.
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Citi said the Saudis would not sit idle and watch Iran snap-up market share in hotly contested Asia.
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The Inboard M1 requires far more rider confidence because there isn't as much feedback while the board is idle.
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The Bruins (35-23-6) moved past the idle Detroit Red Wings into third place in the Atlantic Division.
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The Astros had their lead over the idle Oakland Athletics in the American League West cut to four games.
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"We can't sit idle and watch as spectators," Shukla told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview in Singapore.
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Some of the land left behind was abandoned, left idle for years as farmers sought refuge in nearby towns.
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We met on Facebook Hill, where I found her streaming a message to the followers of Idle No More.
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In November, GM announced it would idle five North American plants, including Lordstown, and cut up to 15,000 jobs.
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But now that that valve has been shut, a large, idle population could start to pose a security threat.
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MARGARET V. SIEBEL Washington To the Editor: A generation ago, only the very wealthy idle rich could take cruises.
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And this isn't just idle gossip: we've already seen what looks like the soon-to-be-announced PS4 slim.
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Burned cars sit idle after an out of control wildfire moved through the area on in Glen Ellen, California.
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" In the early 19th century, landowners described the landless rural poor as boisterous, foolish "crackers" and idle, vagabond "squatters.
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Stressful moments like riding a packed commuter train or the idle time before a big presentation can become peaceful.
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For Apple, with more than $230 billion of idle cash, the investment would be close to a rounding error.
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Other refusals seemed to reflect a desire to avoid idle speculation or becoming a pawn of Congress' relentless partisanship.
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We can either help lead the way and reap the economic benefits, or sit idle and watch others prosper.
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But St. Louis and San Francisco both bounced back with wins on Thursday night, while the Mets were idle.
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Montreal moved past idle Boston and into third place in the Atlantic Division heading into the All-Star break.
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And the whole country is worse off when a sizable chunk of our potential work force is left idle.
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Half a dozen servers stood idle in the middle of the room, as if on a smokeless cigarette break.
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"In China we have a new saying: 'Reform running idle,' " said Yao Yang, an economics professor at Peking University.
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To reiterate this rather convoluted arrangement: gamers use their idle computers to mine various cryptocurrencies for GammaNow through SoftMiner.
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So now we're going to chart the dumb charm of Idle Hands through some fairly terrible music, because Halloween.
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Neoconservative threats to support Hillary Clinton against their own party's nominee are not idle — and not specific to Trump.
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At the time of the autonomous car operating system update, hundreds of taxicabs were sitting idle in storage lots.
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Wheeler has reason not to let lawmakers paint him as idle during the last year of the Obama administration.
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Ms. Ham is not idle while she waits, and the embroideries are just one facet of a varied career.
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In my idle moments, I like to take multiple-choice tests that calculate how long I'm going to live.
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In idle moments, he hauls out the keyboard and sits alone in the back seat, his eyes closed, improvising.
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They used dating apps for different reasons, too, from long-term companionship or friendship to sex or idle chat.
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But Mr. Iyer, a consultant at Tata Consultancy Services, predicted that the ride-hailing giants would not stand idle.
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She believes that it was only a matter of time before protests similar to Idle No More happened again.
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By expanding the practice of paying more fisherman to remove ghost nets, he would put idle anglers to work.
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New York entered Tuesday tied for the two Eastern Conference wild-card spots with the idle Columbus Blue Jackets.
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Deprived of its water, families have fled Zour Maghar, abandoning their mud-brick homes and leaving their fields idle.
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The carmaker said yesterday that it plans to idle five factories in North America and cut about 14,103 jobs.
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But Mr. Oliver, whose show "Last Week Tonight" returned for its fifth season on Sunday, has not been idle.
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Around us, the ocean lay idle in the sun, ready to challenge Singapore's ingenuity with its patient, adamant rise.
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The South Korean carmaker said it will idle its plant in the South Korean city of Pyeongtaek from Feb.
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"I pulled the power back to idle and we just glided in," he told Air Force Magazine in 213.
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He joined the Footlights, the Cambridge theatrical club whose members later included David Frost, John Cleese and Eric Idle.
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But many wind farms are underused or idle thanks to the economic slowdown, weak demand and inadequate transmission lines.
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The field, oil lot 192 near the Ecuadorean border, has been idle since last year due to pipeline ruptures.
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Efforts from Trump and other politicians in both parties ultimately failed, and the Lordstown plant went idle in March.
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With the survey of village lands, the state will have a better idea of any idle land, he said.
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For Mr. Barnes, long stretches of idle prison time had helped him better understand his own shortcomings, he said.
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Warren's bill hasn't moved out of the Senate Finance Committee; an identical bill in the House also remains idle.
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The NFSW said the farmers had been staging "bungkalan", or collective cultivation of idle farmland that they had occupied.
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At that point, the speed was reduced to 54 mph when the throttle was moved from full to idle.
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Allowing $10 billion to sit idle and unused is particularly problematic considering the state of U.S. ports and harbors.
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This V8 also sounds really, really good, a low-pitched growl when engaged and a lusty rumble at idle.
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At the end of the bench, where the new justice would sit, was an empty space and idle microphone.
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Out of its 35 drilling rigs, 16 were in operation while 19 were lying idle in the third-quarter.
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But starting in the late 1960s, the railway remained mostly idle, buffeted by encroaching development, disregard and safety issues.
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Beijing's city planners had other ideas than allowing valuable central real estate to lie idle to low-paying renters.
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The plan was changed to feature the Hebridean Princess, a cruise ship, after Brittania was made idle in 1997.
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"We will not stand idle while the efforts to undermine the independence of our courts relentlessly persist," she said.
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He also resurrects three entries: IDLE THREAT, DEFLEA (one of the few gluey entries, with FOR ALL) and FOREARM.
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During a visit to Sangpo by Reuters, most factories were idle during what should have been peak production season.
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These companies also relieved the original owners of huge liabilities: for taxes, surface use agreements, royalties, idle well bonds.
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As the saying goes, "The devil makes work for idle hands," she said in an interview Thursday in her office.
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Claims tend to be volatile around this time of the year when automobile manufacturers normally idle assembly lines for retooling.
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So in case anybody's trying to eavesdrop through the microphone when the phone is idle, they would hear only static.
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The villain wasn't just sitting idle, waiting for me to win, as games had always taught me was the case.
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But if our addiction to social media is any indication, idle moments must be filled with some sort of distraction.
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Amazon, Apple and Google have troves of data and idle capital; they lack underwriting skills but can easily lure talent.
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The future looks bleak through the eyes of the workers at the factories GM plans to idle, the UAW said.
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With fewer idle workers out there to hire, it's harder for the economy to add jobs at a rapid clip.
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Now, when you leave the Netflix application idle, a screensaver will eventually appear displaying a rotating selection of Netflix's Originals.
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Now leased by SpaceX, the pad had been idle since the close of the shuttle program almost six years ago.
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All Apple TV models are designed to enter Sleep Mode automatically after sitting idle for a set amount of time.
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For monitors, the commission set a power maximum while they're turned on, while they're idle, and while they're turned off.
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Claims tend to be volatile around this time of the year when automobile manufacturers typically idle assembly lines for retooling.
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Ahok had been popular, having waged war on Jakarta's corrupt and idle bureaucrats and laboured manfully to improve its infrastructure.
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This can be achieved during their office hours, which is the idle time they've reserved to talk to you specifically.
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Britain's early pegmakers were woodland bodgers in open-sided shacks, farmers keeping idle hands busy in winter, and, especially, gypsies.
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After cars are assigned, the algorithm can then rebalance the remaining idle vehicles by sending them to higher-demand areas.
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Separately, Ford said it will idle the Wayne, Michigan factory an extra two weeks by the end of the year.
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Starting with Android P, apps won't be able to access your phone's mic or camera while your phone is idle.
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And it will take effort to cast off the idle inertia and fear of awkwardness that keeps us from communicating.
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The San Diego Chargers, despite Philip Rivers being idle, breezed past the visiting Arizona Cardinals 247-240 on Friday night.
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On the bright side (or at least the could-be-worse side), Idle will be writing Fox's film adaptation himself.
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I slammed it into idle and began the sequence to secure the engine—by which I mean, shut it down.
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Android P will block apps from accessing your phone's microphone or camera while your phone is idle, as we know.
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This may be a reward for business-cycle risk: asset-heavy firms suffer in downturns, when those assets lie idle.
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But the vast majority of Android apps will lose any and all ability to snoop on you when they're idle.
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Despite Trump's executive order and an increase in attention on the importance of rare earth independence, Bear Lodge remains idle.
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Yet taking into account the need to idle and repair any affected cars and planes, the overall cost could soar.
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Constant research is super important If your science team is ever idle in XCOM 2, then you're doing it wrong.
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The Diamondbacks moved one-half game ahead of the idle Los Angeles Dodgers for first place in the NL West.
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Dragon's Dogma offers hints that you need to take note of, and doesn't tend to waste time with idle threats.
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And although rumors still swirl around Quentin Tarantino and a possible remake, they remain just idle speculation at this point.
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KCM said the Nchanga smelter, near Zambia's border with Democratic Republic of Congo, had been idle pending availability of concentrates.
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Pollock was given an MRI on Saturday is to be idle for seven days while the injury heals, Hale said.
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Disrupting that flow could idle many of the more than 1 million employees at U.S. auto assembly and parts plants.
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The big question of the episode was: Should Tai have played his idol, or was he right to stay idle?
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You just hold a finger on the screen and the phone unlocks, even if the display is idle and off.
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Acres of land have been left idle in the drought, making that barren land susceptible to flooding, mudslides and erosion.
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And like burned land, fallowed farm acres left to idle amid lack of water raises flash flooding concerns, Simms said.
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Arkansas is idle until Monday when it entertains Mt. St. Mary's in a non-league game at Bud Walton Arena.
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The ability to play a quick game while commuting or during an idle moment helped boost its popularity, analysts explained.
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Can you give us an idea of what is active versus what is idle at the BW group right now?
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It's been a minute since we've heard from Will Wiesenfeld, the LA songsmith behind Baths, but he's hardly been idle.
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I assume that when no one else is around, Gus just turns off the way an idle computer monitor might.
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These numbers represent a tragic human toll, as millions of people live idle and isolated outside the world of work.
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It was during an idle gum-chewing session that Massaia realized that bubblegum had the potential to look disarmingly organic.
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Argentina is cautious about freeing trade in cars within Mercosur, fearing that Brazil's currently idle factories will flood its market.
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Unverified images on social media showed officials on the Myanmar side of the border waiting idle at a reception center.
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A World Bank report five years ago noted that lorries in India spend about 60% of their time sitting idle.
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The blast gave the Indians sole possession of first place in the American League Central while the Twins were idle.
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On one warm evening, the window views disclosed green ski slopes, idle chairlifts and two women on horseback riding by.
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There is a deep, festering malady at the heart of The Handmaiden, exacerbated by idle fantasy, cultural projection and denial.
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As of this spring, 7.4 percent of container ships worldwide have been idle, according to shipping industry data provider Alphaliner.
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Egypt has an extensive pipeline network and two idle gas liquefaction plants ready to export new gas as it arrives.
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Airlines are losing millions as they deal with canceled flights and idle planes, making them eager for a quick return.
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In Windhoek, the vast construction site of the new Ministry of Defense headquarters, built by North Koreans, is standing idle.
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Additionally, if you're worried about screen-burn in, we recommend lowering the "Idle Opacity" setting below the 40 percent default.
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Our government made the decision to give idle millionaires preferential treatment while the working class is left paying the bills.
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Most machines were sold, the rest lie idle, collecting dust alongside a Stalin bust and a few Soviet-era posters.
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The company is also exploring international opportunities, which may allow the company to relocate idle production lines to overseas facilities.
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Not to work, not to have a job, and to be idle was an unrecognized human state in my family.
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They might not speak, but there's wonderful characterization at work here, expressed in chirps and grunts, movements and idle animations.
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I have a ritual, for example, where I flick shut any simultaneously open apps on my iPhone in idle moments.
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Under the piece rate system, JD knows its exact labor cost per unit and avoids paying for employees' idle time.
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I don't want idle chatter, but a simple declaration of what it's doing or about to do would be reassuring.
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There's even a perk that lets your idle weapons reload automatically while they're holstered, just to encourage this exact behavior.
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It tricks the eyes into finding safety in a filler sequence; that moment when nothing happens apart from idle actions.
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The department's monthly strike report showed 35,100 Verizon employees were idle during the survey period for the May payrolls count.
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And these did not appear to be idle, wishful considerations suddenly wandering from Woods's brain to his unusually unwary lips.
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The medical helicopters remained mostly idle, reserved almost entirely for the Western troops relegated to advising from behind the frontlines.
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Some airlines are demanding that Boeing compensate them for lost revenues as they cancel flights and their planes sit idle.
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A statement from the Russian embassy in Kabul dismissed the comments as "idle gossip", repeating previous denials by Russian officials.
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That gave Brees 513 career touchdown passes, eight more than Tom Brady, who was idle this week with New England.
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GM said it would also idle two factories in Maryland and Michigan that supply transmissions to those three assembly plants.
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They offer housing, usually in older and idle units begged from developers and owners, for those waiting for government homes.
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LightBe, a social enterprise, has renovated 120 older and idle units - including an old textile factory - for about 103 households.
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He, Palin, Terry Gillam, John Cleese, Eric Idle and Graham Chapman went on to found the comedy troupe Monty Python.
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You can watch a preserved, if incomplete, copy of her amazing "Idle Wives" (1916) on the Library of Congress website.
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There is instead just a lot of idle chatter and internet surfing, and a boss (Gregory Lay) with daddy issues.
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Encouraging hibernation and slumber over participation in the rat race, the importance of being idle has never been so clear.
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When our car sat idle for weeks over the summer, a colleague convinced me to try peer-to-peer carsharing.
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The Indians improved to a season-high five games in front of the second-place Minnesota Twins, who were idle.
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The strike has also forced GM to idle some Canadian workers and many suppliers have been forced to halt operations.
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There's no cafe to indulge idle time, and the floors don't invite flopping with a book or a cranky toddler.
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But those proposals soon got caught up in larger debates about tax reform, and Congress let the issue sit idle.
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The Nationals' lead atop the National League wild-card race was cut to three games over the idle Chicago Cubs.
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The sensor had mistakenly indicated that the plane was just moments from touchdown, prompting the computer to idle the engines.
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For her, these performances are not idle exercises but dogged attempts to change audiences and the larger ecosystems they inhabit.
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This is an idle activity that adds nothing to the country's output and contributes directly to Pakistan's low investment rate.
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One possible explanation is that Steele's sources were really lower-level officials passing on made-up stories or idle gossip.
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It's a fantasy sequence, yet hardly an idle dream, for one of the swimmers is Peter Schlesinger, Hockney's erstwhile lover.
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Citgo Aruba did not say how long work would be delayed at the refinery, which has remained idle since 2012.
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There&aposs still no set return date for the plane as in-progress planes sit idle near Boeing&aposs factories.
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They lead the idle Milwaukee Brewers by one-half game in the race for the top National League wild card.
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It has an extensive pipeline network and two idle gas liquefaction plants ready to export new gas as it arrives.
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One would take a tour of the wind farm and substation while the other climbed towers whose blades sat idle.
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For one thing, some smartphones are used during the idle moments of commuting and the like, when alternatives are limited.
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The GM strike could complicate things for the September reading, as it could idle factories and impact the overall reading.
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"My point is that people who create great things aren't idle dreamers: They are totally grounded in reality," he says.
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Stress shuts this kind of powerful thinking down, as does our compulsion to grab our cellphones at any idle moment.
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Beatlemania is the province of "the dull, the idle, the failures," until the Beatles become a band that everyone loves.
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Corey Crawford made 25 saves, helping Chicago leapfrog idle Dallas for the top spot in the Western Conference with 22 points.
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Auto drivers remain idle waiting for passengers and then over-charge them because they don't find enough rides on the day.
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"The year 2018 has started well, charter rates are increasing and the size of the idle fleet is low," he said.
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As Britain waits by the EU's exit door and focuses on its leadership contest, President Emmanuel Macron has not been idle.
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The resource optimization tool will look at your EC2 usage and give you personalized recommendations to find idle and underutilized instances.
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But Ramona, that unstoppable ball of energy and excitement, was not willing to idle on the sidelines as a minor character.
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It's a little over $5,000, but I don't consider it an expense as it was idle cash waiting to be invested.
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The way these industries function is to idle or shut down older, less efficient plants when the market isn't doing well.
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The creative, sometimes quirky strategies took traditional investors aback and were often of interest more for idle chatter than actual portfolios.
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This they will regret as Anna, a quavering agoraphobic who has spent the previous decade indoors, has been far from idle.
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In 2011, G.M. teamed up with RelayRides, a car-sharing marketplace, to let G.M. auto owners rent out their idle vehicles.
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Shutting-down a computer, for example, can cut energy use by 65 percent compared with leaving the device in idle mode.
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The snowpack had all but disappeared, more than a million acres of agricultural fields lay idle, and 66 million trees died.
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With factories idle, small shops struggling and a shortage of cash to pay farmers for their produce, the economy is stuttering.
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Go deeper: GM to cut workers, idle U.S. manufacturing plants The race for the next billion cars Inside Trump's car obsession
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The next week, General Motors announced plans to idle the nearby Chevrolet Cruze plant, an indispensable economic engine for the region.
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Vinny openly stares at Abby for most of her shift, making idle small talk as an excuse to talk to her.
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But no, it snapped back to a wide shot and the idle host continued to contemplate the mysteries of the universe.
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Still, it's a notable and worthwhile effort from B&O to offer something that gives life back to otherwise idle speakers.
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Quicksilver Highway, One Hand, Left, an episode of Angel called (predictably) "The Hands," and the Devon Sawa horror comedy Idle Hands?
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The moves will idle about 13,000 Ford hourly workers for the duration of those shutdowns, as Ford deals with slowing sales.
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Then they hit a road bump, and their full-steam-ahead romance screeched to a damning halt, where it remained idle.
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Many regions have used renewables as back-up electricity sources during peak periods, and it falls idle when power use drops.
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With a public hiring freeze in place, some find work as farmhands but many youth spend the day idle in cafes.
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His father, 22001 years her senior, was an accountant, highly competent but idle, who worked briefly as Rita Hayworth's business manager.
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What used to be idle chitchat about the unusually warm day or last weekend's storm has become both premonitory and polarizing.
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"The NITC fleet ... has largely been idle since 2011 as a result of sanctions," Wells Fargo senior analyst Michael Webber said.
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The engineer said the throttle should be set to idle, or the first and slowest speed spot, when entering Hoboken Terminal.
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Workers realize that even at full production the SUV will need 1,500 workers at most and some 2,000 will remain idle.
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The film is directed by Terry Jones and stars his fellow Monty Python members John Cleese, Eric Idle and Michael Palin.
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Most people are more like Vedder than Salinger—quick to make idle threats of relocation but slow to act on them.
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There are not a lot of alternatives for idle cash, so, you stick with better quality names with modest growth expectations.
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Kershaw, idle since last Sunday, struck out four and threw 94 pitches while allowing runs in four of five innings worked.
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Finding digits of pi may be a favorite pastime for researchers with idle supercomputers, but this is mostly just showing off.
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Of this group, one in four, roughly 2.2 million people, is described as "idle," meaning they neither work nor attend school.
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The gas engine will shut off at idle with the battery handling the electrical load for flashers, radios and other items.
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Set-top cable boxes are also major energy guzzlers (two-thirds of the power they eat up is from sitting idle).
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When you own a vehicle, you're investing in a rapidly depreciating asset that will sit idle for most of the day.
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They can also configure their keychains to become automatically locked if the system is left idle for a period of time.
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The Orioles closed within two games of the idle Los Angeles Angels for the second and final AL wild-card berth.
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Yet too many prisoners sit idle during their time in prison or engage in make-work jobs like cleaning and gardening.
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We can't be idle while mothers and fathers have their children ripped away from them, potentially never to be seen again.
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In 2014, a McDonald's in New York caused controversy when staff called the police on a group of idle, elderly Koreans.
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After operating around the clock until as recently as December 2015, many slaughterhouses in states such as Queensland are now idle.
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It didn't sound like an idle threat — in 2015, Trump ejected Univision's Jorge Ramos from a rally for being similarly persistent.
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And Hernan Ayala, president of the Puerto Rico Shipping Association, said none of the idle containers involved aid sent by FEMA.
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Hemant was from a village called Ishwarpur, and as it happened, idle young women were something Ishwarpur had in great quantity.
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These are serious games, often with ample trash talking, and matchups are organized with a shout or two to idle players.
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And a fishing ban has left hundreds of traps sitting unused on the beach and dozens of small fishing boats idle.
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As a result, nearly half of able bodied recipients of temporary assistance for needy families in a typical state are idle.
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The Blue Moon Boys were paid a weekly salary of $200 when they toured, $100 a week when they were idle.
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They sit 1 1/2 games behind the idle Minnesota Twins in the race for the second American League wild card.
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Stone Mountain Tennis Center, 20 years later, sits idle with weeds growing through the outer courts and the scoreboard in disrepair.
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Mr. Johnstone radiates a dangerous hunger for vengeance — and a soldierly virility — that make his actions more than an idle threat.
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This "locker room talk" was not idle chatter, but a project that required time, effort and a certain kind of skill.
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If you haven't journaled recently, you may remember it as an idle activity, but that couldn't be further from the truth.
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After sitting idle for more than a week, South Carolina returns to action on Monday when it travels to Florida International.
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But the officials stressed that the threat is non-specific, could just be idle chatter and is not seen as imminent.
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But the planters have sat idle as winter continues, especially in North Dakota, which grows half of the nation's spring wheat.
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Colorado has been idle since concluding a 2-2-22015 road trip with a 21-22 loss at Florida on Saturday.
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The Avalanche pulled to 3 points behind the idle Minnesota Wild for the second wild-card berth in the Western Conference.
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And now this: Ms. Okasha and her 10-member band, Dawaween — slang for "idle chatter" — have performed four times since November.
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The interviews and features are full of idle time, whole minutes in which, say, the host is just lighting a cigarette.
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Now, however, we seem to be so terrified of idle time, both in communication and in our individual, psychological private sphere.
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Your body, like your phone, naturally conserves itself when it slows down your metabolism, just like or going into idle mode.
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