They appear to cluster on graphs as either short (less than two seconds in duration) or long (greater than two seconds in duration).
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We continue to favor in duration in portfolios for some time.
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Heat waves are increasing in duration and frequency, while smashing records.
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His challenges will be severe, long in duration and difficult beyond measure.
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One of these sessions, the website advised, was three hours in duration.
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Japanese government debt up to 10 years in duration also carries negative yields.
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Bailey's stays in Colorado ranged in duration from five days to six months.
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His rivalry with le Clos, while shorter in duration, has been more intense.
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Ultimately, Boahen concluded, colonialism was relatively light in duration — but heavy in consequence.
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You may encounter DAU's infamous unsimulated sex scenes, as daring in duration as content.
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"His challenges will be severe, long in duration and difficult beyond measure," Clark said.
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These findings were consistent even as the storms varied in duration, intensity and size.
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" Strategists on Wall Street refer to bear markets that are shorter in duration as "cyclical.
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Asbestos exposures as short in duration as a few days have caused mesothelioma in humans.
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The average expansion is 38 months, and the current one is already 90 months in duration.
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The first two highly elliptical orbits will be 203 days in duration, lasting until mid-October.
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The research that does exist is too short in duration to come to long-term conclusions.
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It is surpassed in duration only by one that ran from December 1987 to March 2000.
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The transits are not regularly spaced in time and they can vary in duration and even depth.
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This data shows that Facebook's outages have increased drastically in duration over the last year or so.
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They're certainly useless — at least, based on this last year — for any market call 12 months in duration.
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"The natural arc of even the worst epidemics is that they are finite in duration," Mr. Posen said.
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Future randomized controlled trials should have better patient retention, include women and be longer in duration, according to Wölfling.
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The loans are generally just a few years in duration and pay an annual yield of about 10 percent.
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Under the Trump administration's new proposal, customers will be able to buy plans up to 12 months in duration.
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By the end of 1990 it was prohibited on all domestic flights under six hours in duration, according to CNN.
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NASA will soon allow private astronaut missions of up to 30 days in duration, provided the missions meet new requirements.
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Revlimid sales rose 23.23 percent to $2.03 billion on increases in duration of use and new reimbursement agreements in Europe.
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The notes are generally from one to three years in duration, and the firm offers a series of laddered maturities.
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There can also be physiological symptoms like panic attacks, insomnia, and anxiety symptoms; all of which can vary in duration.
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Over time, the firings increase in duration and power until the engine is at or above the requirements needed to fly.
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But keep in mind that for turkeys, this flight is very short in duration: just long enough to escape a predator.
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The investigational trial is short in duration and any unanticipated adverse effects are unlikely to be widespread or persistent in the environment.
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"Kidnappings were normally four or five days in duration," the retired deputy inspector George Duke, who oversaw the investigation, said last week.
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Currently derivatives contracts worth 7.7 trillion pounds are priced against SONIA, but mainly short-term contracts going out 18 months in duration.
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Her interest in duration helps dissolve the border between time-based works (videos) and those that are a record of the instant (photographs).
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"Ladies First" is a Netflix Original documentary, brief in duration (it runs less than an hour), that had its premiere on March 8.
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Regretfully they'll be a lot shorter in duration because of the nature of the jet being you know very high-speed and all that.
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"The preliminary injunction is indefinite in duration and therefore will remain in effect as long as the court does not change it," FMC said.
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Without a lunar refueling operation, any humans to Mars project is likely to be limited in duration and scope, if it happens at all.
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Judging from the description, this 76-minute feature seems like, as with his previous seven-film Walker series, the director's newest exercise in duration.
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The drills, which have long drawn the ire of Kim, are expected to last for four weeks -- shorter in duration than in previous years.
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In this case, so-called physically-replicated bond ETFs track a basket of bonds which resembles, in duration and creditworthiness, a wider underlying index.
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At their peak, Burns estimates, a team insures upwards of ten contracts that they deem large enough in dollars and long enough in duration.
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The three videos, none longer than 90 seconds in duration, are believed to have been made a short time before the shooting rampage on Feb.
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"This bull market in energy that has entered its fourth month in duration appears capable of continuing," said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates.
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The ECB's president Mario Draghi said on Thursday that it would be willing to extend its QE strategy, both in duration and budget, if required.
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The average contract for payments is eight months in duration, and Bamania said that typical customer is paying $30 per month for their item/items.
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Acosta's report on Thursday comes as the partial government shutdown is close to reaching a month in duration, with no resolution to the standoff in sight.
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In one sign of easing relations, this year's joint South Korean-American military exercises are expected to be shorter in duration and deploy fewer military assets.
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The program allows flyers on the Swiss flag carrier to add a stop in the country between two to five days in duration before continuing onward.
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But the court said there could be cases involving tasks "that are so irregular or brief in duration" that companies are not required to pay for them.
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CreditCreditJoshua Bright for The New York Times Try as she might, Brittany Kligman couldn't free herself of a pack-a-day cigarette habit, eight years in duration.
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That was because heat waves were increasing in both frequency and in duration, with the highest level of maritime heat wave activity occurring in the North Atlantic.
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A recent study found that judges hand out harsher sentences — 5% longer in duration — the Monday following the time change, as compared to other days of the year.
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Today, banks provide more than 50 percent of the FRB's funds and more than 50 percent of its assets have maturities that are over 10 years in duration.
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Summer surface waters lake-wide have warmed about two degrees Celsius since 1977, and winter ice cover has decreased in duration and thickness compared with a century ago.
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So even though the original is vastly cut in duration, it has at the same time been inflated almost to bursting with multiple interpretations of each character simultaneously.
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The question isn't whether they improve pain; the question is whether they improve it long term, because all of these FDA trials are only 13 weeks [in] duration.
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LGN cells send the cortex a train of electrical impulses one-tenth of a volt in magnitude and one millisecond in duration, setting off a cascade of neuron interactions.
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"We are creating the biggest bubble in duration (with the debt markets) that we've probably seen in financial history ", he warned as he described gold as an "anti-bubble".
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In the 14 bear markets we've experienced in the U.S. over the last 70 years, they varied widely in duration, from 45 days to 694 days — nearly two years.
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Todd Haynes' Carol featured delightfully melodramatic and nostalgic rich lesbian sex scenes, but the scenes were brief in duration, and what they had in quality they lost in quantity.
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"It would appear that these would be limited in duration and scope, and big-ticket buys of missile defense systems would not be impacted," the analysts wrote in the note.
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Considering expeditions to the planned lunar base would almost certainly be longer in duration than those to the ISS, this is great news for the blooming extra-orbital space community.
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Typically, the reputational taint of a guilty plea on U.S. suppliers or customers would be limited in duration, according to Washington attorney Douglas Jacobson, an export controls and sanctions expert.
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Following that, the market could see a pullback, "not necessarily deep or long in duration," if only to restore value to some of the most outpriced or underpriced stocks, Luschini said.
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"Over an entire cycle, the differences in duration between active and passive funds are kind of a wash for long-term investors," said Miriam Sjoblom, Morningstar's director of fixed-income ratings.
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Shots range in duration between 10 seconds and several minutes; the viewer feels to be floating with the imagery, and when the cutting briefly quickens, a lulling, bobbing motion is simulated.
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Restrictions would be placed on certain flights, based primarily on seat count and duration, with the Civil Aeronautics Board voting to ban smoking on flights less than two hours in duration.
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The bull-run that began in March 2628 is exceeded only by the tech bubble of the 28503s, and it is unrivaled in duration since data were compiled in the 22020s.
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"The Brent trade remains surprisingly stout in continuing a sideways or consolidation phase that is approaching one month in duration," said Jim Ritterbusch, president at Chicago-based oil markets advisory Ritterbusch & Associates.
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Draghi added that if the economic outlook becomes "less favorable ", or there's inconsistency in financial conditions, the ECB is prepared to increase its asset purchase program — in duration and/or in size.
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An EU mission in Iraq in 2006 to help train judges and police was widely regarded as a failure because it was too small and too limited in duration, an EU official said.
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New York's experiment with autonomous cars will be rather short in duration; the law that permits these tests, approved as part of the state's budget last month, will expire on April 1st, 2018.
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So far 22 nations have officially reported trade or travel-related measures linked to the coronavirus, which WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said should be "short in duration, proportionate" and reviewed regularly.
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What's more ... Kelly says he has 2 audio recordings -- 5 minutes in duration -- that show Lifetime knew "some of the girls are lying, but that the budget was too high to turn back now."
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Though the weather service doesn't keep extensive records on the duration of red flag warnings, Kathy Hoxsie, an NWS meteorologist, told BuzzFeed News the "very unusual" event is longer in duration than any in memory.
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On the left, there were suspicions that Flake had laid a trap, given the limits on the investigation: only one week in duration, with the White House in control of who the FBI could interview.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — This year, America's war in Afghanistan will pass a grim milestone as it surpasses the Civil War in duration, as measured against the final withdrawal of Union forces from the South.
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The song of the Indies short-tailed cricket "matches, in nuanced detail, the A.P. recording in duration, pulse repetition rate, power spectrum, pulse rate stability, and oscillations per pulse," the scientists wrote in their analysis.
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He said there were questions about what happens to the flows of foreign financing because of uncertainty about Britain's economic prospects - whether the funding becomes shorter in duration, or reflects increased risk premia in British assets.
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If compromises with liberty are required in our country by the exigencies of the current crisis, it is imperative that these compromises be narrowly tailored to the needs of the day and be limited in duration.
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The scenes of chaos Friday evening in central Baghdad, even though they were short in duration, potentially represented a volatile new phase of a protest movement that began last summer and had, until Friday, been relatively peaceful.
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According to the NIH, there are three stages of labor:Stage 1: Early and active labor Stage 2: Delivery of the babyStage 3: Delivery of the placenta Contractions will vary in duration, frequency, and severity for each stage.
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"There's severe stabbing, knife-like pain, which could last up to around three hours in duration," said Dr. Teshamae Monteith, assistant professor of clinical neurology at the University of Miami and member of the American Academy of Neurology.
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"Overall, exercising for 30-60 minutes 3-4 times a week is generally a great target, but people do benefit from lighter exercise regimes that might be shorter in duration or lower in intensity," Chekroud said by email.
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Now, four years, eight months and 12 days after the Umbrella Movement ended, ongoing protests have surpassed it in duration and massively overtaken it in terms of disruption and political turmoil -- and they show no signs of stopping.
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"The transits are not regularly spaced in time and they can vary in duration and even depth," William Welsh, a coauthor on the paper detailing the discovery and an astronomer at San Diego State University, said in a statement.
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The results of 17 studies conducted to date in the Bay Area, varying in duration from three months to one year, showed benefits across parameters including reduced stress, increased emotional intelligence, reduced suspensions, increased attendance and increased academic performance.
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"Ingestion of baking soda increases blood bicarbonate levels, which delays fatigue during high-intensity exercise bouts lasting one to seven minutes in duration, in addition to repeated sprint tasks and long-duration tasks that include intermittent sprinting," Trexler says.
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"Rise of in-flight Wi-Fi aside, the zero screen purchases made by Southwest aligns with the fact that many of the carrier's flights are shorter in duration than the time it takes to finish a movie," he said.
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"Most children who have tantrums that are really severe in duration and intensity aren't just normally angry, they have something else wrong with them," said Dr. Gabrielle Carlson, professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at Stony Brook University School of Medicine.
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Launched in 1003 and headquartered in Portugal, the company allows students all over the world to find and book accommodations in Europe — and its website includes more than 100,000 rooms focusing on anything from one month to 12 months in duration.
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The portfolio manager whose firm is focused on investing in the energy sector thinks that although this commodity cycle has been "painful" and thus far the second largest in duration since the 1980s, it will soon scrape the bottom of the barrel.
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Girardi made his point during a meeting with pitchers last week, informing them of the number of errors and letting them know the drills would be different this year: shorter in duration but greater in intensity, which he hoped would replicate game conditions.
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I'm not denigrating that sort of stuff, but I do think that I believe that all real meaning accrues in duration, and that the work you're proudest of, and the relationships you care the most about have benefited from your sustained attention.
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The increase in WMP issuance and the shortening in duration make banks more susceptible to strains on funding and liquidity due to the increased mobility of WMP investors, the pressure to meet cash pay-outs at maturity, and potentially poor liquidity of underlying assets.
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The thesis sees the first pillar of concern being the great jump in duration risk as continuing low interest rate policies from central banks raise the risk of severe pain for bondholders when rates do eventually rise, driving yields up and bond prices down.
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Another study, focused on the period from 17.23 to 2009, found that a 10-percentage-point increase in Medicare Advantage market share was associated with a 4.5 percent decrease in per enrollee traditional Medicare hospital costs and a commensurate reduction in duration of hospital stays.
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"The news for me is that they (the ECB) didn't want to go longer in duration - many were waiting for some indications of operation twist," said Natixis fixed income strategist Jean Christoph-Machedo, referring to the possibility that the ECB could skew purchases towards longer-dated maturities.
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But given that the study was small and limited in duration — it can't tell us whether, over a longer period of time, an under-desk pedal machine would remain more potent for brainpower than strolling or standing — Gaesser suggests popping upright for even a minute or two.
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As the protests enter their twelfth week, overtaking the Umbrella Movement in duration, the complete withdrawal of the bill remains a key priority, but protesters have also expanded their demands to include the driving issue of the 2000 protests: Genuine universal suffrage in how the city picks its leader.
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And while it is true that natural gas spot prices have temporarily spiked throughout the region, those price increases are short in duration with little impact on households and businesses energy bills, while subsidizing more expensive and uneconomic resources like coal and nuclear throughout entire the year is hardly a more cost-effective solution.
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The bull run that has followed now ranks among the greatest rallies of the past century: The S&P 500 has more than quadrupled, adding $17.5 trillion in value, and, of the 11 bull markets since the end of World War II, only the run that ended with the bursting of the dot-com bubble in 2000 tops the current one in duration and returns.
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The drone missions range in duration from a few days to several weeks, and include two search and rescue missions in California aided by MQ-9 Reaper drones in 2015; an MQ-1 Predator drone observing the California wildfire in 2013; National Guard training exercises in Ohio and North Dakota utilizing the hand-launched RQ-11 Raven and high-flying RQ-4 Global Hawk; and two instances where the popular DJI Phantom consumer quadcopter was used to track flooding in South Carolina and the Mississippi River Valley.
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