Taco development often occurs in parallel, in fits and starts.
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It then solves them in advance and in parallel fashion.
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And in parallel with that, I wrote the four scripts.
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Are you working in parallel, like playing that chess game?
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BEC (business email compromise) scams run many operations in parallel.
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In parallel, however, a nasty patent dispute has been unfolding.
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The-- move to autonomous and electric are proceeding in parallel.
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And we'll have workshops and other demos running in parallel.
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And this is something that can be done in parallel.
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This will continue in parallel with the Corktown campus development.
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At first fiction and reality unfolded as if in parallel.
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The campaigns can proceed in parallel and serve complementary goals.
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Nord Stream 2 will consist of two pipelines running in parallel.
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They worked in parallel, rarely collaborating, each having a distinctive vision.
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Well, but I think the question is, is it in parallel?
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Mr English tells the new and the older tales in parallel.
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Next question: Will the Congressional investigations continue in parallel to Mueller's?
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Have you considered an acquisition track in parallel to a fundraise?
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Running negotiations in parallel would risk overwhelming the available political "bandwidth".
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In parallel, theoretical astrophysicists have brainstormed how this change might happen.
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In parallel, the objects that surround us are increasingly power-hungry.
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At the early stages Dyson had two teams working in parallel.
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Told in parallel narratives that eventually converge, the novel begins twice.
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"What we start with is two things in parallel," Mackasek explains.
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Further "robust enforcement measures" will proceed in parallel with continued talks.
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Such an adaptation would have involved making two arguments in parallel.
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People seem quite able and happy to live in parallel universes.
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But anyway, long story short, in parallel, I'd been doing venture investors.
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"We have investments that are happening that are in parallel," Angelos says.
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Mostly he presents their stories in parallel; only occasionally do they interact.
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That's why NASA must include fusible links between these cells in parallel.
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Stunting—being extremely short for one's age—has declined roughly in parallel.
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HyTrust made the acquisition announcement in parallel with its latest funding announcements.
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So, a space entity already exists in parallel with the three services.
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In parallel, NATO defence ministers approved NATO's first space policy in June.
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And in parallel, I am thinking about what I want to propose.
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This was in parallel to the company taking efficiency steps, it said.
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In parallel, both leaders hindered a major breakthrough based on Washington's blueprint.
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If future tax cuts are planned, that will raise deficits in parallel.
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Other climate-related events were happening in parallel around New York City.
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The action occurred in parallel to the exhibition's private viewing for journalists.
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Dean Spiliotes: Democats and Republicans in parallel universes If voters want further proof that the Republican and Democratic presidential races are unfolding in parallel political universes, they need look no further than the two recent debates from each party.
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We intend to pursue this offer in parallel with our acquisition of 21CF.
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In parallel, independent contract recruiters have blurred the lines between internal and external.
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The automaker is pursuing two autonomous vehicle products in parallel: Chauffeur and Guardian.
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Their cars pull away in parallel lanes, never crossing, their eyes not meeting.
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And that's working on their domestic systems and systems in parallel with Israel.
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Perhaps in parallel universe, McDonalds made enough szechuan sauce to satisfy the masses.
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"Instead of doing things sequentially, we're now doing them in parallel," Heck said.
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Berry's earlier legal troubles happened in parallel with his battle over his race.
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The lines in the graphic generally move in parallel across the election cycles.
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But their culture developed in parallel with that of modern humans in Africa.
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As the Olympic program progresses, another competition plays out beside it in parallel.
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They operate in parallel with the United States military, but under looser rules.
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So we started on some product development in parallel tracks from early 2014.
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Roma, she said, laughing, had in effect democratized in parallel to the country.
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Thereafter, their careers ran in parallel, with Lake becoming Clinton's national security adviser.
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"The Kindness of Enemies," Aboulela's fifth work of fiction, runs two stories in parallel.
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The walking DNA robots moved in parallel along this surface, hunting for their cargo.
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Other reservoirs working in parallel predict the evolution of height elsewhere in the flame.
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The minute a serious problem surfaces, suddenly a lot of things happen in parallel.
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For now, the Pentagon is working on hypervelocity rounds in parallel with the railgun.
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Prey's plot unfolds in parallel with your own battle for mastery of a space.
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Especially compelling was the way they moved harmonies either up or down in parallel.
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In parallel, we are working to restore the original permissions as quickly as possible.
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The quest for workers' rights ran in parallel with the quest for civil rights.
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That the same person should have built and run them in parallel is remarkable.
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EU, which campaigned for Brexit in parallel with the official Vote Leave campaign. Leave.
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The district, she said, laughing, had in effect democratized in parallel to the country.
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Graphics processing units let developers run a ton of image processing tasks in parallel.
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Knolling is the process of organizing related objects in parallel or 90-degree angles.
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In parallel new messaging use cases have emerged (ie: larger emoji used as stickers).
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"You also have a lot of developments in parallel industries," like materials, he continued.
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Budget constraints, said Bridenstine, are preventing NASA from working on these components in parallel.
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Some suggest talks with Britain on its future trade terms can run in parallel.
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The solution first splits data into tiny chunks and encrypts those chunks in parallel.
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More cores on a CPU means that CPU can handle more processes in parallel.
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We focus on optimizing each one and then we make many calls in parallel.
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Adidas denies the Puma charge, saying it worked in parallel to Puma with BASF.
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The new goal is to have those run in parallel in under 90 days.
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In parallel, the United States would also have to re-engage with Saudi Arabia.
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Capitanio conceptualized and designed the visuals in parallel to Deproducers' writing and recording process.
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In parallel, we've driven unprecedented global prosperity and worked through some debilitating economic downturns.
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"They're all working together, either in parallel or communicating with one another," said Klayman.
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There, the struggle over the restive region of Catalonia plays out in parallel universes.
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In parallel, the EDPS has been pushing for greater transparency in consumer agreements too.
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There are a few interdependencies and there are some things that run in parallel.
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A series of cells with links to al-Qaeda operated in parallel to them.
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PARELES Kelly Clarkson and Pink have been working in parallel for almost two decades.
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Battery cells can either be connected together in series or in parallel; cells in series have much higher voltage and power, while cells connected in parallel have a higher capacity and are able to deliver more power over a longer period of time.
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Nor have I said that entanglement permits many calculations to be carried out in parallel.
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What follows isn't a sequential list but rather initiatives that should be pursued in parallel.
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In parallel, we will be providing beta microcode to vendors for validation by next week.
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And it makes sense that the grief can sort of be in parallel to that.
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It was also exploring an outright sale of Ironshore in parallel to the IPO effort.
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In parallel, commentators have claimed that some stories gleaned from dumps have little public interest.
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Or at least finding a more cohesive model for running the two apps in parallel.
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Law No. 2: Grows with the business This law runs in parallel with the first.
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Living in parallel societies, many of these Arab migrants barely integrated with their German neighbours.
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In experiments on mice, he employed it in parallel with doxorubicin, a common anticancer drug.
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After photographing the two families, Ms. Elian realized she had captured them in parallel moments.
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However, they do share similar code and could be seen as twins running in parallel.
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Instead, it actually executes the code in a container and can run tests in parallel.
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Burning Man and Silicon Valley evolved in parallel, straddling the concept of the open platform.
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"In parallel, we're exploring multiple options for which verticals to kick off next," she adds.
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We've worked on both financing and acquisitions deals in parallel, unfortunately none of them materialised.
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"Everyone started, in parallel ways, but in tandem, to go after these companies," she said.
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Consumption of raw materials will keep on rising and waste outputs will rise in parallel.
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After a few worms move in parallel, they start rotating suddenly at a certain density.
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The toy seller also intends to seek protection in parallel proceedings for its Canadian subsidiary.
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Two guys lifted a ballerina upside down, in parallel plié, her toes pointed toward Fernandes.
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In parallel, we are conceptualizing how we would provide the opportunities for those identified students.
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Federal prosecutors said they will be trying their case in parallel to the state case.
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The idea was that tiny particles shower down in the cosmos, moving in parallel lines.
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It's also worth noting that identity and economics don't operate in parallel in real life.
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They then split and evolved in parallel: humans in Africa, and Neanderthals on the Eurasian continent.
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In parallel, Inditex's legal team also contacted Tuesday Bassen's lawyers to clarify and resolve the situation.
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"We see this platform running in parallel with Second Life, rather than replacing it," Altberg said.
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The two weapons systems remain interlinked, however, so the deals should proceed in parallel, it added.
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Samsung has implemented its own windowing system in parallel to the one found in Android Nougat.
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"Concord has offered the EJD in parallel with the JD almost from the beginning," he said.
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And in parallel with that writing and pipeline development process, we also designed all four films.
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And in parallel, Stewart's performance briefly elevates Café Society's story, pushing it to a better place.
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That is not the only sense in which financiers and trade negotiators exist in parallel universes.
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Both have shrinking working-age populations that are likely to go on shrinking roughly in parallel.
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The required modifications, he said, can happen in parallel with other scheduled work on the system.
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In many respects, the virtual and the physical worlds have indeed run in parallel, never meeting.
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Productivity and wages had once increased in parallel, but that connection broke starting in the 1970s.
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European Parliament elections will be held in parallel with municipal and regional elections on May 26.
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In all, there were approximately 150 intelligent agents all working in parallel on Ms. Pac-Man.
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The Simpson Desert features more than 1003,100 sand dunes that follow one another in parallel ridges.
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Orchard believes it can improve on this by developing its own ADA-SCID medicine in parallel.
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And that — the notion of one nation, in parallel universes — is not history, it's current events.
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In the area of human rights, Taiwan and the United States clearly are working in parallel.
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The two bodies are expected to hold sessions in parallel, separated by an ornate cobblestone courtyard.
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All these elements will be taken forward in parallel and monitored jointly on a monthly basis.
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Vic Wild, an American-born Russian gold medalist in parallel snowboard, is also on the list.
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He told her he wanted to improve ties "in parallel" with efforts to denuclearize the North.
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Running in parallel to that is a separate string of unlockables tied directly to the season.
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He creates strange and beautiful creatures in parallel universes that open you up onto other worlds.
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We must change our shopping patterns in parallel with demanding that corporations change their business practices.
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Policymakers should, in parallel, focus on improving the transparency of the quality of care patients receive.
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The talks will take place in parallel to the process in international arbitration court, he added.
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Though commonly viewed as disparate, the arts establishment often works in parallel with political and corporate establishments.
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Then there's the objective of the in-parallel system, which is the "last mile first mile" solution.
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CTS and federal police "are now moving in parallel on both axes" in southeastern Mosul, Numan said.
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He said that the process should run in parallel with his own's country's efforts to do so.
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In parallel, civil class actions have been filed alleging collection of kids' data from apps and games.
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According to the OLC, when contrasting succession regimes operate "in parallel," the president has the final word.
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As those two move forward in parallel, there's a huge symbiotic relationship to be leveraged for both.
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In parallel, states with outbreaks underway could help stem their growth by closing non-medical vaccine exemptions.
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But Facebook never shut down the Research app with the same functionality it was running in parallel.
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They advocated for the creation of a second team that would work in parallel on driverless trucks.
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It's built as a stack of cells in series rather than a group of cells in parallel.
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Because of this, though, many MongoDB users still run relational databases in parallel with their document database.
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Business-model innovation will be needed in parallel with technology innovation, both of which must be unleashed.
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"Risk reduction and risk sharing should go in parallel ... and NPLs are part of this," he added.
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"You can make a whole tree with many, many different leaves placed in parallel," Noel told Reuters.
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Parliament's largely ceremonial advisory body, the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, meets in parallel with the NPC.
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What's great about the work we're doing is, not only are we collaborating, we're running in parallel.
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Already for some time, Moscow, in parallel with Washington, has been pursuing a political settlement in Afghanistan.
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Though cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, have never been authorized in Iran, they were available in parallel markets.
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Jackson AveryAge: About 39Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) and Meredith were in parallel years during their residency programs.
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Her oil painting "Two Women with Balloon" (1982) shows two similar-looking women engaged in parallel activities.
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It has even been running a beta product (twttr) in parallel with Twitter, to try new ideas.
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But it can still be handy for sex researchers, especially when used in parallel with other methods.
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The U.K. government also said Thursday that it will be looking to address all areas in parallel.
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We'd apparently been operating in parallel universes, each assuming that we knew and shared the other's goal.
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You can still just use Instagram Direct in the main app, or the two in parallel, though.
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In parallel, the CPI inflation fell below the MPC's 2% target, reaching 1.4% in the fourth quarter.
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"It's a tough negotiation because Temer's group is negotiating in parallel with the same people," he said.
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There is a narrow timeline to correct course, which tracks similarly existential struggles playing out in parallel.
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MarketAxess has a new hub in Amsterdam too, to trade credit in parallel with its London unit.
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"It's hard to test all of these in parallel in the midst of an epidemic," Lipkin said.
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The strategies for achieving this increase were manifold, run in parallel by various departments of the government.
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In parallel, another model, called the Brownian map, provided a different way to study random two-dimensional surfaces.
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But because of the nature of the operations, many have to be performed serially rather than in parallel.
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His investigation will run in parallel to those being carried out by the FBI and the U.S. Congress.
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Gratz weaves in parallel stories of British and Canadian troops, and young girls figure prominently in empowering roles.
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Plus, the laws became harsher over time, in parallel with efforts to restrict women's reproductive rights and freedoms.
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Modern devices work in "parallel," allowing processors to perform different calculations for different applications at the same time.
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"We are not focused on the wheelchair—we're actually developing robotic exoskeletons in parallel to this," he said.
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One factor may be that in recent decades French thinking has become too introspective, in parallel with society.
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What happened in parallel was that i found a great, great partner to run the foundation in India.
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GM's cost-cutting measures have happened in parallel with its investments and commitments to electrification and autonomous technology.
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GPUs can run a ton of tasks in parallel and present a clear advantage for very specific tasks.
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In parallel let's continue the dialog on bringing our voting machinery and election administration into the 21st century.
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Only when the arrows point in parallel directions, and rotate together, do they stop pulling on each other.
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"Through" consists of three slabs, each the same size as "Silence," standing on their long sides in parallel.
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Though this training occurs regularly, it could be misinterpreted when it occurs in parallel with other forceful signals.
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It quickly became his main focus, although he kept running OurSpot in parallel until Patreon's seed round closed.
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They can try to operate in parallel G.O.P. universes, but the two styles are often in obvious conflict.
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In Australia, students at the University of Queensland have clashed in parallel rallies supporting Hong Kong and Beijing.
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In parallel, the U.S. should be gathering more support for sanctions from Latin American countries and other nations.
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In parallel chapters, the Bigfoot of the title, Millie Maximus, is dealing with her own set of problems.
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In parallel, the State Department should approach NATO allies to turn up the diplomatic heat on the Kremlin.
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There have been discussions from time to time about which processes run in parallel, where the interdependencies are.
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This allows the CPU and the accelerator to run in parallel, but with the bus being the bottleneck.
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That means the latency is low, but it's not running in parallel, as with the memory-mapped solution.
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In parallel with the deal, VTB has said it will lend Essar around $3.9 billion for debt reconstruction.
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Instead of Bernadette disappearing, we watch her every movement while, in parallel, seeing Bee and Elgie freak out.
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These types of innovations would ideally be taking part as other important steps are being made in parallel.
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I have instructed the Foreign Ministry to prepare Israel's withdrawal from UNESCO in parallel with the United States.
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Any new offer would trigger a separate offer period, which might run in parallel to the existing one.
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Bartok's second movement, "Game of Pairs," has a succession of wind-instrument duos that move in parallel motion.
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In "Parallel Lives," Phyllis Rose tells us about his frantic entertaining of the guests at a Christmas party.
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It's very consequential because the federal government is a very complicated and diverse organization that requires leadership in parallel.
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We are making sure that it can be implemented — and in parallel we have done some contingency planning also.
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The talks are proceeding in parallel with partnership negotiations between United and listed Colombian airline Avianca Holdings Inc AVT_p.
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The EU can help by agreeing to discuss the post-Brexit settlement in parallel with the debate about money.
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"China and the U.S. are in parallel universes," said Lee, speaking at the O'Reilly AI Conference in San Francisco.
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In parallel, Bloomberg reported this week that DeepMind co-founder, Mustafa Suleyman, is currently on leave from the company.
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The safety of our travelers is always our top priority, and we are conducting our own review in parallel.
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Hyper-threading takes advantage of those cores, allowing them to doing big fancy computations in parallel instead of systemically.
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Currently, the system can handle eight DNA sequences per test tube, meaning 3,072 proteins can be processed in parallel.
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You'll be thankful for the 297-degree camera and automatic parking function, which works in parallel and perpendicular parking.
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It just gives us the opportunity to get more done in parallel, which has been the goal going forward.
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In parallel, the data is a wake-up call for MBA programs to balance hard skills with human skills.
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"In parallel we are building larger devices that suit the needs of pharma companies for drug discovery," said Lehmann.
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In parallel, the NATO core team has been deployed to Georgia and is embedded at the Ministry of Defense.
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This insures our survival: organisms working together can do so much more than organisms working apart or in parallel.
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The educated and uneducated are increasingly living in parallel societies, each with different experiences, philosophies, expectations, trajectories and language.
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Younger kids could even engage in parallel activities together, like coloring or playing with Legos simultaneously while they chat.
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In parallel, 25 miles south, Hezbollah fighters were preparing to escort thousands of people out of Madaya and Zabadani.
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The prevalence of obesity has increased in parallel with production of diet sodas (but this is association, not causation).
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There, officials think they can alleviate burdens on the public system by building a robust private system in parallel.
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In parallel, nervous European liberals dissected the causes of various right-wing populists spiking in popularity throughout the Continent.
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Elsewhere, the two nations are forging bilateral and multilateral trade pacts in parallel that limit options for the other.
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I have often thought that the Hendersons and the Perdues are in parallel universes because we have similar values.
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And I'm sure you all will be able to work it out with him to run it in parallel.
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In parallel, the central bank would do a swap with the finance ministry, the issuer of the international debt.
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The labor programs operate in parallel with the indoctrination camps in Xinjiang, that have drawn condemnation from Western governments.
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She took it as a fact that her parents lived modestly and frugally, in parallel to the changing world.
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Some entities—industrial sectors, labour markets—could be optimised separately, allowing separate planning problems to be solved in parallel.
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To explain: In parallel with abolishing nonmedical exemptions through SB277, California launched the "Conditional Entrant Intervention Project," in 2015.
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"Therefore we must continue with the operation and in parallel open the way for civilians to leave," he said.
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In parallel to his criminal activities, he also played the philanthropist, donating large amounts of money to the city.
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"Rather than do things sequentially, you do them in parallel, or as close to parallel as possible," Miels said.
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As he sees it, in parallel with all the ecological damage, humans have ignited a great flourishing of life.
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Mr. Sánchez has been negotiating in parallel with two emerging parties, Citizens and Podemos, which are refusing to work together.
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We then split and evolved in parallel, even breeding with each other, but eventually Neanderthals went extinct and we prevailed.
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"We're in parallel media institutions now and if you're in the traditional media that should be absolutely terrifying," Cernovich said.
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The 2018 BMW 530e iPerformance features a 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-4 paired in parallel with a single electric motor.
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Israeli IPOs suffered in parallel, with only $4 billion in IPO activity this year (down from $10 billion in 2014).
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" Lowering expectations - Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, appearing on NBC's "Today" show "Robby and I are living in parallel universes.
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You can use this instead of or in parallel with your smartphone so you're a little less obsessed with it.
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With this kind of economy of effort, it is no wonder President Trump is doing so many things in parallel.
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We're kind of doing all these paths in parallel because we want to solve this as quickly as we can.
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Our ability to meet the world's future energy needs depends on a complex orchestra of technologies working together in parallel.
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Talks on how to design debt relief will now start in parallel with the discussions on the reforms, Dijsselbloem said.
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Because of this, NASA stated its current SEP research is funded in parallel with work to advance solar array technology.
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Social media and e-commerce consumption have both gone topsy-turvy in parallel to an overwhelming migration to smartphone devices.
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"The unique thing is that we're doing this ethnographic research in parallel to developing the AV tech itself," Marakby said.
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The extra processor cores make this new EE chip the new champion for handling CPU-intensive tasks running in parallel.
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It was where media was physical, and where technologies lived alongside and in parallel to each other, but rarely intertwined.
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In parallel, New York Assemblymember and bill sponsor Linda Rosenthal stood alongside anti-Airbnb protesters who held a counter-rally.
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Eventually, some scientists believe, treatments for most cancers could come in the form of multiple advanced therapeutics, applied in parallel.
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CM2025 is a massive exercise in parallel planning that is already deployed through the banking system, local governments and enterprises.
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The new film from Todd Haynes, "Wonderstruck," is about two youngsters, aged twelve, whose stories are told in parallel throughout.
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"In parallel, the U.S. will develop a list of products on which it might consider imposing counter-measures," he added.
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I think the memo was being prepared in parallel with the so-called Bork brief, which made the same argument.
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This family of agents fought and fought for hundreds of years of in-game time (undertaken in parallel, of course).
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"This is a very active group of hackers with the ability to carry multiple international attacks in parallel," he said.
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The new statistical method assumes that the informal economy will go up and down in parallel to the incorporated companies.
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South Avenue had flourished in parallel with Carrier, the air-conditioning and refrigeration company that had its main operations nearby.
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The public inquiry is running in parallel with a separate police investigation which is considering charges including gross negligence manslaughter.
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He hastened to add that this plan is not meant to replace NASA's Project Artemis, but would run in parallel.
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In parallel, some healthy people may not be able to adequately isolate themselves from infected partners, family members, and housemates.
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Steve may be a lot cooler than Jean-Ralphio, but Schwartz claims that's the trouble with traveling in parallel universes.
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There have been "discussions from time to time about which processes run in parallel, where the interdependencies are," Dickson said.
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In parallel, Mr. Orban has tightened his grip over Hungarian culture — targeting its artistic sphere, civil society and education system.
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In parallel, scores of studies identified heritable gene sequences that seemed to be associated with an increased risk for addiction.
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In parallel with his business practices, a Trump presidency will make the rich richer at the expense of everyone else.
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Deaths from prescription opioids have climbed in parallel with opioid prescribing in the U.S., which quadrupled from 1999 to 2010.
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He said the United States was ready to take actions "simultaneously and in parallel" with the North as denuclearization proceeds.
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In parallel, McKinnon's impression has launched her from being one of the show's most reliable weirdos to an indispensable asset.
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GM, for its part, is building out its own ride-hail app in parallel to its self-driving software development.
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Josh Holmes We're continuing to support Halo 5, while also starting to work on whatever comes next, in parallel to that.
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Given this, it's maybe no surprise that the vast majority of enterprises today use both public and private clouds in parallel.
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In the cockpit, there are three flight computers and digital instrument panels operating in parallel: two primary systems and one backup.
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GPUs were originally designed to render graphics in video games, and are best at making lots of small calculations in parallel.
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Although Brandwatch CEO Giles Palmer says the two companies will be run in parallel, these in effect become Brandwatch clients now.
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The vulnerabilities allow an attacker to compromise the privileged memory of a processor by exploiting the way processes run in parallel.
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In parallel, Amazon updated its Alexa smart assistant — adding parental controls, aka its FreeTime software, to the child-focused smart speaker.
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"We are developing [Final Fantasy VII] in parallel, and it's not just in the early concept stages," he tells The Verge.
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We are looking at something that was worked on in parallel with the Mona Lisa at the end of Leonardo's life.
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An FTA with the EU would take time, even if drawn up in parallel to the Article 50 negotiations for Brexit.
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"In parallel to developing a space segment, the Commission also developed a user base that will use these data," she said.
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A Swiss man aged 27 was among those arrested in parallel French police swoops linked to Islamist militant activity, they added.
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The honor system, though we touched on it, is pretty hard to test thoroughly even with two people playing in parallel.
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By hopping between industry-specific contracts with a boost from crowdfunding, HyperSciences hopes to continue pursuing its platform's applications in parallel.
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She married John Churchill, and their careers rose in parallel as their influence grew during the reigns of three British monarchs.
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President Moon Jae In has deftly advanced his own discussions in part because of Washington's willingness to engage Pyongyang in parallel.
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In parallel, state-run oil company Petroecuador reached a future oil sales deal with Petrochina "at market price," the ministry added.
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It always keeps its options open, developing many products in parallel and promoting the ones that catch on in the marketplace.
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In parallel, the national debt has continued to grow in ways that the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has said are unsustainable.
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"And, in parallel, the opening of the market through the sale of at least one license to an operator," Fernandez added.
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Hart says she will work "in parallel" with Dan Primack, the star finance reporter VandeHei hired away from Fortune last month.
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To do that, many simple instructions must be executed in parallel, which is why graphics chips evolved with many tiny processors.
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Nunes was also working on his own investigation in parallel to the Russia probe, an effort focused on the Steele dossier.
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"We're trying to do everything in parallel but that has not yet been fully developed," Cassidy said of lining up support.
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Schroepfer said Facebook is "figuring out in parallel" what its rules regarding misinformation in general — and deepfakes in particular — should be.
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The challenge for leaders is to maintain openness and respect in parallel as three engineers become 30, then 300, then 3,000.
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But in 245.5, two other white women approached the Court in parallel cases citing a misuse of race in admissions policies.
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It existed in parallel with the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) which attempted to narrow fluctuations between the currencies of member states.
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In modern computing, multiple cores can function in parallel, allowing certain processes that take advantage of multiple cores to go even faster.
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To speed up the processing, the images of millions of bases are split up into thousands of chunks and analyzed in parallel.
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It promised less fantasy, too: swashbuckling adventures in parallel universes with mythical creatures or talking animals were replaced with dark domestic concerns.
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Microsoft's latest system, which has six neural networks running in parallel, has reached 5.9% (see chart), the same as a human transcriber's.
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Democrats' confidence in the economy had been falling in parallel with Republicans' for much of 2015 and the first half of 2016.
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Fugues emphasis, however, is squarely on infrastructure and there's no reason developers couldn't use it in parallel with their existing DevOps tools.
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GPUs can run a ton of tasks in parallel and have a lot of advantages in certain compute situations, like rendering games.
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IN ORDER TO EXECUTE AGAINST THAT, WE'VE GOT TO DO MANY THINGS IN PARALLEL AND WE'VE GOT TO DO THEM VERY WELL.
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What is really unique for Gett is that our success, and our improvements in revenues, are in parallel with our Ebitda improving.
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Even though there isn't anything explicitly connecting the events, the viewer is able to understand that these events are happening in parallel.
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Rather than all pitches happening on one stage, they were split across two stages (the "Pioneer" and "Mission" stages) running in parallel.
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"We've been having some very constructive discussions on trade with the Chinese in parallel" to discussions on North Korea, Ross told CNBC.
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The excitement around blockchain over the past few years has been intensified by the convergence of these two groups working in parallel.
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The first clue was that the vitamer accumulates in plants in parallel with ammonium, one of the immediate products of nitrate metabolism.
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Weak data in Britain were in parallel with disappointing figures from the euro zone after strong growth at the end of 2017.
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The hotel artwork in question shows three airplane condensation trails: two running in parallel and another crossing diagonally in the opposite direction.
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But the tendency has been for the two organisations to work in parallel rather than together, leading to wasteful duplication and muddle.
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The movie screened in La Quinzane des Realisateurs (Directors' Fortnight), a prestigious program that runs in parallel with the Cannes Film Festival.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Monday that she thought the lumber talks would continue "in parallel" to the NAFTA negotiations.
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The two top aides sat near each other as the returns began coming in, not so much together as in parallel play.
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Simultaneous trade negotiations were initiated with our key trading partners because pursuing "all at once" in parallel is typical of this administration.
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In parallel, the crucial role of information in the internet economy suggests a progressive shift from reality to the data we collect.
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They have forced urgent conversations in faculty lounges and conference hallways in parallel to the broader national conversation about gender and power.
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The 1880 Lew Wallace novel was subtitled A Tale of the Christ, and occurs in parallel to the biblical story of Jesus.
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In parallel, among species whose females choose the most attractive males based on their subjective tastes, males would evolve outlandish sexual ornaments.
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In parallel, the heavy fighting in northwest Syria has pushed nearly 950,000 displaced Syrian civilians to flee toward the border with Turkey.
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Sanchez said any such move would be in parallel to rehabilitation programs and strict punishments for anyone who sold drugs to children.
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Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that opioid overdoses and prescriptions grew in parallel between 1999 and 2010.
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In parallel, Republicans have established dominant control over preponderantly white non-metro and blue-collar areas, even in otherwise Democratic-leaning states.
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What is really unique for Gett is that our success, and our improvements in revenues, are in parallel with our EBITDA improving.
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When one person decides to take a different route and stop working in parallel, however, the distance between them will grow quickly.
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The House Intelligence Committee's investigation is running in parallel to separate investigations by the Senate Intelligence Committee and the Department of Justice.
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Sometimes, it's as if there are parallel Rihannas, in parallel universes, who are all being simultaneously viewed through the kaleidoscope of infinite time.
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Opponents of the effort have mobilized in parallel — though some say legal obstacles make this a less urgent fight than Schlafly's 1970s crusade.
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Meanwhile, the ElectionGuard databases are securely recording all votes and tabulating them, a process that would happen in parallel with existing tabulation processes.
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Apparently the architecture can be expanded to support more than one bit of data at a time by connecting multiple devices in parallel.
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"We will continue to talk with Turkey, but in parallel we will have to explore other ways of fulfilling our mandate," Merkel said.
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The researchers based their system on Marc Raibert's hopping controller and it's controlled by a linear elastic actuator in parallel or LEAP joint.
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But just like with traditional computers, you can make the chips denser, have them work in parallel, improve the sensors and so on.
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That's partly because Adams insisted, in the spirit of someone who believed firmly in parallel universes, in telling the story differently every time.
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Either make use of any free trial offers you can find, or scrimp together enough cash to keep two subscriptions running in parallel.
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In parallel, the size of the military force in the North and East could be reduced, helping to build trust and reduce tensions.
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She's managed to connect with and involve the local audience, and in parallel to create a very large international network around the museum.
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U.S. crude oil exports to India were unheard of until 2015, when Washington eased tight export restrictions in parallel with its growing output.
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While congressional investigations could continue in parallel, Kalt said, Congress is likely to back off some to allow Mueller to do his job.
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They are working out how those two sets of talks can run in parallel: "Bridges and transitions will be pretty tricky," said one.
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In parallel, the UK government has been reviewing employment law, including to take account of technology-driven changes to work and working patterns.
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Hochtief and Atlantia's bids will then run in parallel for one month during which both groups have the option to improve their proposals.
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"Europe's API2 (coal futures market) remains liquid, but it does not move in parallel with physical coal we buy in Asia," Hall said.
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All sides of an online marketplace have to be nurtured in parallel to avoid imbalances, such as having far more sellers than buyers.
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Meanwhile, in parallel, Earn spends a long day in jail, a sequence that manages to serve as both social commentary and absurd entertainment.
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In one example, the sounds recorded near the living part of a coral reef are presented in parallel with its mute, dying counterpart.
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Since Emilie Gerrity and Unity Phelan were in parallel roles, why was Ms. Phelan the only woman not wearing one of the smocks?
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And that could be done in parallel with presidential leadership that follows through on his campaign promise to invest more in America's infrastructure.
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The two companies are working on the two projects in parallel, but eventually, when and if they come out, they should be compatible.
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In parallel, Manning is also behind bars in the U.S. — having been jailed for refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating WikiLeaks.
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"We are looking at something which was worked on in parallel with the Mona Lisa at the end of Leonardo's life," Deldicque said.
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Through this exclusive group of characters, Ansell can tell a personal narrative that sometimes traces elements of the subject's own lives in parallel.
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In parallel, 21 young people are trying to suspend fossil fuel development as part of their high-profile climate rights case, Juliana v.
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The linear elastic actuator in parallel (LEAP) mechanism uses a voice coil actuator (like you'd find in a speaker) and two compression springs.
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Skiers ski the first half in the classic style, keeping their skis in parallel tracks and powering over the course with their poles.
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This urban sameness is allowing researchers to determine whether isolated populations of the same species develop similar adaptations when placed in parallel environments.
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There is also, in parallel with this race to build better machines, a race to develop useful quantum algorithms to run on them.
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One of the officials said the two Iranian craft began shadowing the Essex and then started sailing in parallel with the US ship.
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Electrolux said it would run its two plants in Anderson in parallel into the second half of next year to meet market demand.
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In parallel, Lebanon's economy has also suffered from economic stagnation and ballooning debt, leaving Hezbollah with ever-more limited resources to draw from.
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The two sides aren't just far apart on the big questions facing the West (threats from Russia, Iran, China), they're in parallel universes.
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In the absence of a uniform visual code, different versions of the city exist in parallel and at times merge into porous surfaces.
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In parallel, protesters took to the streets in America's major cities to denounce the president-elect and his message of hatred and bigotry.
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"This act is another example of how you, as chair, have run your own operation in parallel to the committee's investigation," they said.
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The Union and the United Kingdom have agreed that negotiations on the various strands of the future relationship will then proceed in parallel.
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"Think of it as a micro OS that runs in parallel with Android," Phil Chen, HTC's decentralized chief officer, told CNBC over the phone.
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In parallel to that, we were iterating through how they needed to move and react, and how they needed to fit into the sandbox.
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Kosslyn and Thompson are shifting countless other tasks onto these chips, just because GPUs are so good at running so many calculations in parallel.
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After running in parallel for a while, though, the team has now decided to go all in on its new so-called "Diego" architecture.
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The NOC in Tripoli, recognized by the international community, and the eastern NOC had operated in parallel as the rival governments struggled for control.
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Britain would prefer to tally up the bill in parallel with talks on other matters, in order to trade more cash for better access.
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According to his tweet, work on the New York-to-DC tunnel / hyperloop will happen in parallel to the already-in-progress LA tunnel.
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They run in parallel to our Main Stage set and we have a total of two do-not-miss presentations for you to enjoy.
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Concern for animal welfare has been growing in parallel, indicated by an increase in animal hospitals, animal-rescue and adoption agencies and changing attitudes.
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But the quickest way to do it is to run medical trials in parallel with millions of human subjects or billions of human subjects.
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In parallel, the one-time restaurateur served up another tasty dish for the Russian state, a private military company known as Wagner (see article).
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And we do that in parallel with our strength on the business side, so the business modeling side, the market strategy, go-to-market.
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Mexico's negotiators are also unhappy about having to deal with the steel tariff threat in parallel with the NAFTA negotiations, a Mexican source said.
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If a cell starts to go haywire in parallel, it will start heating internally and can potentially spread that heat to the other cells.
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It's one of those interweaving crime dramas where so many things are happening, often in parallel, that it can be tough to keep pace.
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In parallel with the expansion of his music from solo work to orchestral work, Zimmer's interest in pop music collaboration has developed as well.
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They are best when their messages work in parallel—the story running on one track, the broader message, the point, running on the other.
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Keep in mind: A so-called quantum internet isn't likely to replace the internet as we know it, but it could operate in parallel.
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So in parallel with efforts to protect wild stocks, another push is needed: to encourage the development of aquaculture, the controlled farming of fish.
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The law firm has been working in parallel with a broader investigation by former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder into company culture and practices.
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For providers, this means keeping up with new pilot tests while still implementing other federally-mandated reforms in parallel, creating significant expense and disruption.
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Yet this is a challenge we can only overcome though the greatest possible involvement from the public, businesses, local communities and cities in parallel.
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Wimdu confirmed the combined entity will continue to operate both brands in parallel — with 9flats manager Giacomo Ialenti taking over the CEO role there.
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The regulator's investigation, carried out in parallel with the UK's financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, revealed multiple failures at the credit reference agency.
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Meanwhile, a second drum beats in parallel: My female friends write status updates, telling long-buried stories that still throb with pain and rage.
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Barring a weather disruption of the standard schedule here, their respective quarterfinal matches will also be played in parallel, starting simultaneously on Tuesday afternoon.
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And if you look at markets around the world, they've mostly moved in parallel — and some have moved up more than the U.S. market.
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In parallel, a political crisis has left Lebanon without a government since Sunni Muslim politician Saad al-Hariri quit as prime minister on Oct.
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Since then, sexism and harassment that festered in the tech industry have become a widely reported crisis in parallel with the national #MeToo movement.
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In parallel, Britain said France was progressing with a unilateral measure to provide wider access to British haulers in the event of no deal.
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He said modern global terrorism arose in the 1880s in Russia in parallel with, and partly owing to, the rise of mass daily newspapers.
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The CEFC deal comes in parallel to a Chinese offer to buy a 22012 percent stake in Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest crude oil exporter.
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Cornami, formerly known as Sviral, has developed technology that reduces latency and power consumption in high-performance computing, employing multi-core processors used in parallel.
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Mrs May wants the divorce and the new trading relationship to be negotiated in parallel, and reckons both can be sorted out within two years.
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And his development happened in parallel with the maturing of a TV audience that had to learn how to follow a new kind of story.
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Qubits can be connected, so that operating on one has an impact on the entangled ones, allowing their processing power to be harnessed in parallel.
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The old and new sites are expected to run in parallel through the end of September, according to advocates who have been briefed by CMS.
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But it now appears that, in parallel, Sechin and his aides were trying to hash out an eleventh hour deal to land a foreign investor.
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Canada's foreign minister, who said lumber discussions would continue in parallel with NAFTA negotiations, laid down a tough line on overall trade talks on Monday.
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Pakistan's minister of petroleum, while finalising a delayed long-term LNG import deal with Qatar, in parallel arranged for the additional 60 shipments, they said.
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As The Verge explained: The vulnerabilities allow an attacker to compromise the privileged memory of a processor by exploiting the way processes run in parallel.
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The i7 processor is designed to be so good at hyper-threading that it can do twice as many processes in parallel as the i5.
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"In parallel, we will be applying for a US banking charter, and in time we hope to transition everyone onto our own license," says Blomfield.
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In parallel, the coverage of impaired loans by specific provisions increased to above 90%, and above 100% when considering the bank's generic country risk provision.
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That channel operated in parallel to, but somewhat independent of, the multilateral nuclear talks between Iran and six global powers, which included the United States.
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In parallel, the Army was developing an array of new vehicles—some of them semi-autonomous—as part of the $100 billion Future Combat Systems.
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These are just some of the advantages of a company being able to develop its own operating system, custom chips, and hardware design in parallel.
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Nutonomy's partnerships with Lyft, Groupe PSA and others will continue and the company will work in parallel with Delphi from its home base in Boston.
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Simply put, their model comes up with the best words for a translation in parallel, instead of in sequential order, which provides a speed boost.
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The system can run in parallel to GM's own infotainment systems, and owners would still be able to toggle to Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
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At times, sound and image achieve an exhilarating synchronicity, as when stripes are hurtling across the screen and Reich's instruments are racing in parallel motion.
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Figures from both his past and his "Breaking Bad" future push and pull him toward that grim destination, their own stories playing out in parallel.
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Polarized light — where the oscillating electric fields of the photons are lined up in parallel, like airplanes flying in formation — was directed into the tank.
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Surprisingly, the driving figure in the exhibition is Alfred Russell Wallace, the British botanist who developed a theory of natural selection in parallel to Darwin.
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Even as India was strutting its best stuff for the recent official visit of President Trump, a tragic drama was unfolding in parallel in Delhi.
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The journalist and historian Jon Meacham contributed two essays, one each about Hillary Clinton and President Donald J. Trump that were published in parallel columns.
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In parallel, and against their better judgment, Ry provides Stein with body parts snaffled from the hospital, laying them at his feet like a cat.
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"Our own investigation and monitoring of the situation will continue in parallel, and we are cooperating with law enforcement as their investigation proceeds," he added.
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The peso has also kept its composure in parallel markets, where it could be more reactive once a newly-elected Peronist government announces its plans.
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In parallel to that, Senate Democrats coalesced around a plan to actually spend $1 trillion, with the money parceled out across various types of infrastructure.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady said his committee had been working on tax reform in parallel with the failed healthcare reform push.
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Mikulak struggled early in parallel bars and at one point had to leave the floor because the guards he was wearing on his wrists caused bleeding.
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In parallel, the government was trying to toughen up laws on sexual abuse and let Cameroonians know it is a crime that should not be ignored.
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Boeing continues to work "in parallel" on plans for a potential new mid-sized airplane, although Muilenburg stressed the 22.82's return was a higher priority.
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As it evolved, cobra venom became increasingly potent in parallel to its other warning strategies, such its ornate hood markings, body bandings, red coloring, and spitting.
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Boeing also continues to work "in parallel" on plans for a new mid-sized airplane, although Muilenburg stressed the 22.82's return was a higher priority.
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And the fact that there are eight of them means different areas can be searched in parallel, and that some submarines will always be at sea.
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In parallel Google has also been working with external fact checkers, such as on initiatives such as highlighting fact-checked articles in Google News and search.
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But as with the toll of road-related deaths, a range of long-term public health initiatives will gradually work in parallel to save countless lives.
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I experienced something similar while looking at the 28 sculptural works and 3 monotypes in Parallel Situations: A Solo Exhibition of Christina Tenaglia at Thomas Park.
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"We set up a plan to develop multiple [pieces of] content in parallel with each other, based on our experience developing the main game," he explains.
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Boeing continues to work "in parallel" on plans for a potential new mid-sized airplane, although Muilenburg stressed the 22's return was a higher priority.
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Like yesterday's pitches, today's were split across two stages ("Pioneer" and "Mission") running in parallel — so even if you were there, you couldn't see everything alone.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady said his committee had been working on tax reform in parallel with the failed health-care reform push.
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Arrange strawberry halves in parallel horizontal lines, leaving 2 to 3 inches between rows, then add banana slices in between strawberries to resemble the American flag.
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Thus begins a kind of picaresque journey through black New York, and, in parallel, through the Bosch-like fantasy- and horror-scape of Mitchell's racial imagination.
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The two sets of talks may proceed in parallel, but a trade deal is likely to take more than the two years fixed by Article 50.
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Graham's effort is working in parallel with an effort from conservative groups like the Heritage Foundation and the Galen Institute, which are working with former Sen.
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And that has had real consequences for white artists, who are now often playing to predominantly white crowds in parallel spaces far from hip-hop's center.
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Marine Le Pen, leader of France's anti-EU National Front, proposed the reintroduction of the franc in parallel with the euro during this year's election campaign.
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Twitter is a repository for the real opinions of real people, but it is also a virtual space that exists in parallel to reality traditionally conceived.
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In some places the two systems will run in parallel, since crimes committed before the launch of the reforms will still be tried the old way.
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The first Deicide record has a lot of pitch shifter—like they'd have the real vocal and the pitch shifter vocal in parallel for whole sections.
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While the script ran about 6x in parallel, he said, he bought a 1 terabyte virtual private server, and had both running at the same time.
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A year ago, the Foundation also announced the Cloud Foundry Container Runtime that helps businesses run the Application Platform and their container-based applications in parallel.
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In parallel, Mr. Griffiths, the United Nations envoy, is hoping to achieve some political momentum before he addresses the Security Council on Yemen on Nov. 16.
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Living In 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Kips Bay is a neighborhood with the character of a toddler — or, rather, four toddlers immersed in parallel play.
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Canonical also cites app testing as another use case, given that the platform would allow developers to test apps on thousands of Android devices in parallel.
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I always try to link all these things together, because this thing to me is an ongoing process: the study of composition and improvisation in parallel.
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In parallel, officials announced that they would cut government spending, and reduce the primary budget deficit to 2.7 percent, from the earlier goal of 3.2 percent.
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Under the "Ostbelgien Model", the Citizens' Council and the assemblies it convenes will run in parallel to the existing parliament and will set its legislative agenda.
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Continuing to focus resources and energies in parallel and on immediate needs (Narcan availability, number of detox beds, fractured systems of care) can't drive sustainable progress.
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In parallel litigation, the Justice Department sued the Virginia Military Institute, the country's only other state-supported all-male military college, over its similar admissions policy.
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Because our digestive systems no longer had to work as hard, they began to shrink; in parallel, our brains grew, nourished by all those extra calories.
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Yet recent years have seen some of that trust decay, in parallel with a decline in trust in other institutions like the government and the media.
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I think the investigations, they're not moving together but they're moving in parallel tracks, and Mueller's office is in pretty close contact with the Congressional investigators.
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Its concept art looks like a scene from a video game, so could Mute yet spawn an interactive cousin, released in parallel with the motion picture?
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However, Prastowo warned that other reforms must be done in parallel, such as efforts to expand the tax base, to cover for the potential revenue loss.
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The duo flaunted their good genes in parallel Instagram snaps in their bikinis on Monday, sparking many fans to comment on Lily's similarity to her famous mom.
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Without getting into too much theory, this raises the possibility of computers that can process exceedingly large amounts of data in parallel and are therefore much faster.
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And I think that they're in parallel trying to think of a way to streamline that approach going forward because of the flexibility that these products have.
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Between the lines: This confusing week in U.S.-China relations has seen signs of a major climbdown from China, over trade, in parallel with a major escalation.
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They streamed out of the park and headed south; they then turned east toward the waterfront, where rumor was the Proud Boys march had started in parallel.
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In parallel, the central bank is expected to introduce hard currency interbank trading and would intervene on a regular basis using the foreign reserves to ensure liquidity.
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Britain is pressing ahead with the changes in parallel with similar efforts in other western economies such as Germany and Australia amid growing levels of Chinese investment.
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That's yet another win for Kubernetes but it also gives Cloud Foundry users the option to run more monolithic services in parallel with their App Runtime microservices.
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In parallel, the Commission presented a proposal for "regional disembarkation platforms" that would likely be located outside of the European Union to process migrants rescued at sea.
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Every fund in the top 10 for inflows either was a direct equity play, or it played high-yield bonds, which usually move in parallel to stocks.
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Niantic had multiple in-game events/bonuses running in parallel with scheduled ending times, and no one seemed to know if these ending times also affected Legendaries.
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We can simply freeze the existing system, pay off all benefits owed under the existing system as they come due and run the PSA system in parallel.
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In addition, the company's tools also analyze the model in order to break it down into smaller models that can then run in parallel across these servers.
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Maybe that's logging info into multiple CRM systems in parallel or taking a clip of a call and pushing it into a different system for training purposes.
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He said the directive - an EU law - was needed despite work on the issue being done in parallel by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
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"At the same time we are working in parallel to try and realize how to get the chemical into the community as soon as possible," she said.
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"At best, plaintiffs allege that UBS engaged in parallel conduct by offering (along with the fixing members) below-market quotes," Caproni said in her 61-page decision.
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HOBBS: ARNE A LOT OF PEOPLE WATCHING WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS TO THE LOYALTY SCHEMES AND I KNOW THEY WILL RUN IN PARALLEL AT THE MOMENT.
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"World sugar prices have improved over the past months and in parallel our plan to improve operational performance throughout our activities is going well," Tereos' spokesman said.
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During the period covered in the report, researchers tracked as many as six separate campaigns running in parallel, in areas as disparate as Germany, Pakistan, and Venezuela.
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"And simultaneously, in parallel of anything, it's catalyzed a lot of change in event-driven investing opportunities in the public space and what private equity is doing."
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The other thing that's happening in parallel is we talk about the fact that we're a platform, and a lot of companies talk about being a platform.
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Brady told Fox News's "Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo" that his committee had been working on tax reform in parallel with the failed healthcare reform push.
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But, in parallel, not only do you need a safe and effective vaccine but you also need to have one that can be produced in large volumes.
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A brief portal into another realm and other vivid lives lived in parallel to our own, but more than enough to get me through the day ahead.
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In parallel, two buses carrying people from the pro-government villages of al-Foua and Kefraya, besieged by rebels in Idlib province, arrived in government-held Aleppo.
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But it's also moving in parallel with The Good Place, a sitcom about ethics classes in hell that features Kierkegaard's leap of faith as a plot point.
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The beginning of the end, of course, was 22019's Avengers: Infinity War, which Markus and McFeely wrote in parallel with Endgame for directors Anthony and Joe Russo.
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Essentially, in the current system one slow traveler can back up the line because everything happens in series, and in Delta's innovation, everything happens in parallel, he explained.
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"I want to use proven technology to deliver improvements quickly while ultra-wideband is tested and proven in parallel in another area," Mr. Byford said in a statement.
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"The predicted track indeed looks like a type of extreme events we considered for Tampa, which move in parallel to the coast," Lin told BuzzFeed News by email.
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GPUs have hundreds of specialised "cores" (the "brains" of a processor), all working in parallel, whereas CPUs have only a few powerful ones that tackle computing tasks sequentially.
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Lack of cellular infrastructure development runs in parallel with a similarly dismal rural logistics network, making it difficult to order and deliver e-commerce goods in the region.
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We encourage founders to run marketing strategies in parallel to growth, and to never be complacent about growth because there's always somebody who is coming right behind you.
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With lots of commands running in parallel, the attacks found a way to extract data from the processor cache through a complex timing attack, sidestepping the usual privileges.
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Hookup culture and the sexual assault epidemic seemed to be two looming forces on the same campus, in the same bedrooms, existing in parallel but never openly intersecting.
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Over time, we've been organizing our strategy, tactics and teams to serve them in that way, while preserving the focus necessary to execute on multiple initiatives in parallel.
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The reason is that the tasks that need to be handled again are similar in nature: applying relatively simple mathematical operations to lots of data points in parallel.
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However, these are being run largely in parallel, entail a degree of execution risk and may require additional expenses in the short to medium term, in our view.
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The recordings were then arranged in parallel to images Lomberg and others selected of Earth, comprising a sequence capable of "telling humanity's story" to a starfaring viewer-listener.
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"This administration is willing to reach out and get ideas from the outside," Mnuchin told top-level bankers at a conference organized in parallel with the IMF meeting.
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In parallel with the diplomatic track, the U.S. needs to develop a military response that makes it clear to Russia that its violations do not make it safer.
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Both loans will be complemented by the equivalent of 200 million euro ($235.26 million) in parallel financing from KfW, the German government's development cooperation bank, the ADB said.
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N). The company said its Canadian unit intends to seek protection in parallel proceedings under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
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"It is .. important to make sure that humanitarian assistance grows in parallel to the military operations which are carried out," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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In parallel, other startups – like Pandorabots, the soon-to-be-announced Automat and my own company, Prompt – are focused on building the picks and shovels for bot developers.
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With this, developers can use Cloud Foundry to run and manage their new (and existing) monolithic apps and run them in parallel with the new services they develop.
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Someone taught to believe that some form of knowledge work would always be available to him, that hard work, talent, and a dependable wage run in parallel stride.
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The company will invest in parallel in the airport facilities to enable it to handle more than 11 million passengers annually by 2022, up from 7.4 million now.
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"This capital infusion will enable us to expand the business through inorganic means while we continue to execute on our path of organic growth in parallel," Driver said.
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The toxicology data were from pre-clinical long-term testing of the drug on rodents, carried out in parallel with late stage testing on humans, a spokeswoman said.
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That product will continue to run on AWS in the US and Europe as it has been, and the company plans to develop the two platforms in parallel.
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They've been named Spectre and Meltdown, and they operate by manipulating different ways processors optimize performance by rearranging the order of instructions or performing different instructions in parallel.
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After years of working in parallel, some identity-based political organizations began confronting their more influential counterparts, groups that shared their general politics but lacked their specific perspectives.
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But the official insisted that the agency was committed to using its new authority to ramp up its strikes in parallel with increased military air and ground operations.
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Scheduled to kick off March 13, in parallel to ECCC's original schedule, SXSW also saw its share of guests and attendees backing out, as well as a Change.
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Then, even before the Fed reversed course, interest rates began to plunge over the summer, in parallel with rates in other developed economies such as Germany and Japan.
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TAYLOR Once Zach completed his work, we worked in parallel with him to modulate the appearance of the clips so that they all cohered into the same narrative.
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The Taliban have violently rejected the Islamic State affiliate and, in some parts of Afghanistan, have worked in parallel with the government in Kabul to combat the group.
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It's not clear whether the parliament is applying a further back-up step — such as requiring a paper ballot to be mailed in parallel to an email vote.
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In parallel, I would make dramatic investments in reinforcing the safety net, including Medicaid, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (also colloquially known as food stamps), and public housing.
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Evolutionary biologists have generally believed that this transformation probably arose in parallel with the appearance of more complex multicellular structures, some of which lent themselves to these adaptations.
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It also means the traditional, paper-based identify systems must be adapted as digital systems are introduced, to ensure both offline and online processes can work in parallel.
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Examples include the partnership with a local player in Italy and the development of a corner-in-shop model in Sweden in parallel to the own-store model.
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Then they set up the new components in parallel with existing infrastructure, using virtualized test environments to catch interoperability issues and troubleshoot as many transitional problems as possible.
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The last time the creation of a security superagency was raised was in 2012, in parallel with the proposal to form a National Guard to control the streets.
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The prevailing metaphor for the brain has long been a piece of biological machinery, but our conception of that machine has evolved in parallel with our technological prowess.
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In parallel with the fighting, talks on a truce have begun with Islamic State but a military victory is more likely, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said in a televised speech.
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In more than 90 percent of cases the group analyzed, detainees faced both PSA detentions and criminal proceedings in parallel, on the basis of the same or similar allegations.
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"That's an important lesson for how the world is going to work, training these things and having them work in parallel," Altman says in an interview with The Verge.
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"This issue about negotiating in a sequence or in parallel has got a little theological," said a senior official involved in preparing the Brexit negotiations from another member state.
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In the information war that is being waged in parallel with the battle on the ground, each side is trying to present the other in the worst possible light.
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So if Apple wanted to spend its vast cash reserves, it would likely need to adopt a traditional division structure so it could pursue many different projects in parallel.
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GPUs are much better at performing many operations in parallel, as you can see here, which is why they're now being used in other areas like science and encryption.
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SpaceX is developing two Starship prototypes in parallel, at both its Texas and Florida facilities, in what is sometime referred to in the technology industry as a 'bake-off.
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In parallel with the public inquiry, police have also launched an investigation which they say could result in criminal charges against individuals or organizations involved in the building's history.
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SO YOU CAN GO BACK AND THEY TOLD SHAREHOLDERS THAT THEY WERE GOING TO MONETIZE YAHOO JAPAN WHILE IN PARALLEL WHILE THEY WERE LOOKING AT DOING THE ABACO SPIN.
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The processors had existed for a long time, but GPUs are great at running processes in parallel such as rendering pixels on a screen and doing it very quickly.
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The narrator of Story of Your Life interweaves her interactions with the aliens and with her daughter so seamlessly that the reader doesn't realize the plots aren't in parallel.
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"One of the things that's interesting, watching from a technical point of view, is that it has eight or nine different missiles in development in parallel," he told CNN.
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The World Food Programme's Michael Huggins said local organizations were providing aid in parallel with the U.N. efforts, and that food aid being provided in camps should be sufficient.
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Streams has also only been used for three user tests so far which TechCrunch has learned entailed it being used it in parallel to other clinical decision-support processes.
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Running in parallel with Paige's ascension is Zak's downslide, after he's confronted with the harsh truth that the dream he's worked so hard to achieve may never come true.
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The more Beijing hears privately, publicly, bilaterally and in parallel from like-minded partners, the more likely they will weigh external reactions to policy decisions on human rights questions.
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On Friday, a three-judge 33nd Circuit panel used its decision in parallel securities class actions against the Brazilian energy company Petrobras to clarify the circuit's holding on ascertainability.
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"In parallel to those, the Albanian banking system has a low exposure even to the most extreme forms of the pound fluctuations and the British financial system," Sejko said.
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In parallel with the city that produced it, hip-hop emerged in the mid-1970s as a symbol of urban decay and evolved into a gilded spectacle of consumption.
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In parallel, two buses carrying people from the pro-government villages of al-Foua and Kefraya, besieged by rebels in Idlib, arrived in government-held Aleppo, state TV said.
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The press release indicates that the drone will use "explainable stereo vision in parallel with sophisticated AI algorithms" to detect any humans or animals before it approaches the ground.
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The team isn't aiming to replace your Echo or Google Home; this product would very much be sitting in parallel as a camera that also can control your home.
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This kind of "modular architecture," with multiple semi-autonomous nodes operating in parallel, is more secure and efficient than a centralized system with a few, large points of failure.
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Whether the world was a copy of our own or a universe that had always been running in parallel to ours without us being aware of it was unknown.
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The outer limits of the leaf, a shape so full of its own absence, are defined by taut lengths of string, which flow out and away in parallel lines.
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"Those two issues in parallel have led to concern in the sun safety community that people are going to abandoned sunscreen as a means of sun protection," Lichtenfeld said.
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"The brain represents possible future rewards not as a single mean, but instead as a probability distribution, effectively representing multiple future outcomes simultaneously and in parallel," the paper argues.
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Beyond the front vestibule, double doors inset with stained glass open to a hallway that runs along the left side, in parallel with three parlors connecting on the right.
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This is, of course, rather obvious: The U.S. and Mexico produce jointly so that, when economic activity goes up in one, it responds in parallel fashion in the other.
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The first is a matter of texture, as the sumptuous is played off against the earthen—in parallel, you might say, with the cast list of princes and paupers.
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Kaufman's work is layered with metaphor and meaning, and his films tend to exist in parallel worlds where the normal rules of neither movies nor reality seem to apply.
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This fossil tells the story of a group of birds that evolved in parallel with the forerunners of today's modern birds, but didn't make it through the mass-extinction event.
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At TC Sessions: Robotics + AI, TechCrunch's editors will run a full day of interviews and demos on the main stage and in parallel there will be workshops and networking sessions.
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There's a general trend toward a post-traditional spiritualism or transcendentalism in France and Britain (and there are many good books that look at those movements in parallel to Germany).
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However, Recode has been told that at least two other unnamed companies are also interested in acquiring the startup, and that the Series D funding round is proceeding in parallel.
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Consider the twin stories of Lawrence Summers, one of the world's most distinguished economists, and Ward Churchill, an obscure professor of ethnic studies, which unfolded in parallel earlier this year.
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Indeed, Jolla's indie vision for Sailfish OS is to support a whole shoal of differently branded, regionally flavored and independently minded (non-Google-led) ecosystems all swimming around in parallel.
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Developers also can test multiple versions of their applications in parallel thanks to a new feature called "matrix builds," which lets you, for example, test three different versions of Node.
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The robot's single leg uses a technology called a linear elastic actuator in parallel—or LEAP, for short—which employs both an electromagnetic actuator, as well as two compression springs.
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That contrasted with the results of control experiments the researchers carried out in parallel on human stem cells, in which the repair template they supplied was used much more frequently.
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There is immense potential in the original TV content sphere, with this ecosystem growing increasingly large in parallel with the rate of television being watched on mobile devices in Asia.
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REINHOLD LOPATKAChairman of the Austrian People's Party in parliamentVienna In Denmark most migrants from the Middle East and Africa are unemployed and live in parallel communities that are predominantly Muslim.
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CPUs have to be more versatile, but GPUs were specialized at running these kinds of processes in parallel, enabling the actual mathematics that's happening in the background to execute faster.
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Emergency medical and military vehicles dot Yongda Road, where the building once stood, in parallel with bright paper lanterns hung up to celebrate the usually joyous Chinese New Year holiday.
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In parallel, it has intensified the oppression of its own Kurdish citizens – most notably, the September hanging execution of three young Kurds, which was widely condemned outside of the country.
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The latter one waged a massive campaign in parallel; from October 22019 to May 2016, it sent almost 9,000 spear phishing emails with malicious links to nearly 4,000 similar targets.
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One, "Extent Of B's War Crimes May Be Exaggerated, New Evidence Shows," could be straight out of the Atlantic Council's playbook when read in parallel with Bronwyn Bruton's Eritrea commentary.
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During tough talks in Brussels since late 2016, the EU flatly refused to discuss the divorce deal in parallel with a separate negotiation on the shape of a trade deal.
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On the negative side, a culture that tolerated widespread sexual harassment, mistreated employees, and ran roughshod over regulatory requirements grew in parallel with the tremendous economic growth of the company.
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In doing so, it can maintain the international cohesion needed to focus on countering and reversing the broader expansionist strategy, national security threats, and destabilizing activities of Iran in parallel.
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Under current law, immigrants who enter the country between ports of entry are criminally prosecuted for illegal entry while their immigration cases — including requests for asylum — are reviewed in parallel.
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"In parallel, in December 2018 the banks launched a process to find a financial investor to recapitalize the merged bank to cover capital shortfall and enable further growth", they said.
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So in parallel with that, Richardson, being a diligent lawyer and a believer in normal process, asked for an opinion of the Office of Legal Counsel as to this topic.
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Despite occasional pledges from officials to make parliament and its largely ceremonial advisory body that meets in parallel more open to foreign media and their questions, there is little spontaneity.
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After his presentation, as prominent experts estimated that the denuclearization job could take a decade or more, Mr. Albright's group argued that many of the phases should occur in parallel.
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It's possible that MoviePass simply grew too fast without steadily building other revenue streams in parallel with its growth, and the result may be an old-fashioned crash and burn.
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At the height of the war against the Islamic State, American and Iranian forces in Syria and Iraq worked in parallel — though never together — against the Sunni Muslim extremist group.
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Eventually, they moved in unison, juxtaposing strong, angular shapes with nearly imperceptible footwork — two steps in parallel, followed by a crossover — that seemed to draw them back into their bodies.
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To tell both stories in parallel, and make people ask why we're still there, it was necessary to explain how events that happened decades ago reverberate in our world today.
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"Poor People's TV Room" is most rooted in its pure-movement sections, as when Ms. Dumakude and Nehemoyia Young, often paired, shuffle forward in parallel steps that hiccup in time.
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This new attention-focused architecture, called a transformer, could take a sentence like "a dog bites the man" as input and encode each word in many different ways in parallel.
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It's a thorny artificial intelligence problem that requires the Assistant to run multiple processes in parallel: It must identify which language a user is speaking while simultaneously parsing their command.
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While the story takes place at the same time as the movie and involves some of the same locations and characters, it plays out in parallel without intersecting too strongly.
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The governance deal reached "in parallel" will bring "simplified decision-making processes that will enable the joint-venture to deliver its full synergy potential," Air France said in its statement.
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Blockchain Capital is a rare breed — it has set up a $75 million fund that runs in parallel to its own fund that reportedly only takes contributions made in crypto.
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Around 2000, in parallel with his production of paintings on stretchers, Bonnefoi started to work directly on the wall, first with the Ludo series and then with the Compositions (2009-2014).
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John Williams, president of the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank, said this process would take several years and run in parallel, albeit for longer, to increases in the Fed's interest rates.
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But British officials want to negotiate in parallel, and perhaps to link the departure sum to the degree of access Britain will enjoy to the EU's single market after it leaves.
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That leaves EU negotiators preparing for effectively three different sets of talks, which at times will have to run in parallel: First, a withdrawal treaty should be completed within two years.
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The functional programming model is (mostly) stateless, meaning that sections of software can more easily and efficiently be run in parallel across different CPU cores or machines, without needing complex synchronization.
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BILL GATES: Well, certainly-- you know, there is in parallel with the trade talks, talks about-- what the technology expert regime will look like-- in terms of things like artificial intelligence.
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Dr. Baeten said the two trials, similar in design, but independent of one another, were done in parallel because regulators usually require data from two studies to approve a new product.
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"It's such a crazy game of chance because who knows if you're going to grow in parallel, if your paths are going to diverge, [or] what's going to happen," she said.
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In parallel, a powerful training mission should be created to allow a coherent exit strategy in which NATO forces would rapidly reduce in numbers and be replaced by Sunni Arab forces.
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High operational risk compounds a high level of refinancing risk inherent in the fiducie agreement between the company and its lenders, which was signed in parallel with the debt restructuring agreement.
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During the 30-minute call, Xi said he supported Moon's stance that the advancement of inter-Korean ties and the denuclearisation of the peninsula should "go in parallel", Moon's office said.
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Lyrically, the song contains these distractions along the way, from A to B. So the constant movement in the video, with incidents appearing and disappearing, works in parallel with that idea.
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Trump is weighing options presented last month by the U.S. Commerce Department in parallel "Section 8713" investigations into whether import restrictions on steel and aluminum are needed to protect national security.
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It's always looking for instructions that can be run in parallel on different computational subunits, which, in other words, are instructions that don't necessarily depend on the results of other instructions.
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" M-Invest also proposed building social media teams to attack the protest movement, "starting disputes with users and voicing alternative agenda...The optimal number of accounts working in parallel -- 40-20193.
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For a portrait of photographer Hugo Erfurth with his dog from 1926, Dix depicts the man and dog in parallel profiles against a turquoise wall and a brown and gold curtain.
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"It could run in parallel with the SWIFT [Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications] system and also the One Belt One Road initiative could be a carrier of that," said Deng.
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Speculative execution relies on predicting which calculations a processor will need to perform in advance, allowing it to work on tasks in advance and in parallel fashion rather than strictly sequentially.
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In parallel, Republicans are also coming to Trump's defense, trying to paint Democrats' efforts as ones of extreme partisanship and arguing that seeking Trump's tax returns is a breach of privacy.
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The House Judiciary Committee is investigating Facebook for market power abuses in parallel with the FTC probe, and a number of presidential candidates have already expressed concerns about the company's power.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil majors BP and Eni are deepening their foray into blockchain technology, starting to run blockchain trades in parallel with their live trading systems, according to developer BTL Group.
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In parallel, a wave of zine production has gotten the messages of the protests, as well as documentation, first aid, and solidarity campaigns, into circulation both in real life and online.
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To make it fully, I must go back forty years, to a time when our lives happily and entirely overlapped, and seemed poised to run in parallel toward a shared future.
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The test will run in parallel to Instagram's own hidden Like count test we also scooped that first tested in Canada in April before expanding to six more countries in July.
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And it was good decision, because they sagaciously supplied Theatre of Metamorphoses with a progressiveness that twines around you as it presents in parallel those who have fed Horn's intricate imagination.
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We have embraced our responsibility to act—not because of pressure from any politician—but guided by a foundational belief that we can advance innovation, privacy, and national security in parallel.
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From the outset, the movie tells two stories in parallel — one about the mammoth hunters, the other about scientific advances that, with some imagination, raise the prospect of bringing mammoths back.
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In fact, the Ottomans kept the name Kostantiniyye in official usage until the dissolution of their empire in 1923, and the two names were used in parallel fashion by court officials.
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London, on the other hand, has long been keen to do withdrawal and subsequent trade deals in parallel, arguing that the solution on Ireland lies in future smooth EU-UK trade.
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When they work together and stay in parallel to each other, yes, they may feel bumps in the road, but they will also enjoy the sights, and experience the journey together.
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So, If we do CEDRE like we're supposed to you know, achieve it then there will be growth and this austerity program will be, you know, it will go in parallel.
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As Chrome Unboxed noted, the Chrome OS beta 64 allows apps to run in parallel, meaning they won't go to sleep if you click out of one app to go into another.
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The auction is being run in parallel with preparations for a potential stock market listing before the summer, the sources said, adding that Providence will choose the path promising a higher valuation.
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Using lightweight actuators, the suit moves in parallel with the body's muscles, helping with stabilizing the core while sitting down, standing up, or staying steady while standing for longer periods of time.
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Her 1975 novel The Female Man is widely considered one of her best works, and follows four women who live in parallel worlds, ranging from the distant past to the far future.
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Yet beyond this "male gaze", a "queer gaze" has also run in parallel, albeit in a coded or hidden form; "Queer British Art" fleshes out the ways artists expressed these forbidden sexualities.
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Many of the concerns were first aired on an internal email chain of mothers at Google, which evolved into a massive Google Doc that was edited in parallel by hundreds of participants.
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In parallel with announcing having raised $30 million from GV (nee Google Ventures), the company sent out an email to early supporters telling them they'd have to wait for a while longer.
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The company has been unable to find a buyer and now finds itself forced to essentially abandon the diversification strategy it initiated in 2014 by acquiring retail chain in parallel market segments.
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In this case, König and his colleagues designed a quantum circuit in which several shallow circuits operate in parallel, yet can still be considered to be a single system due to nonlocality.
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Throughout the film, Tarantino uses windows and doors to create multiple mini frames within the overall rectangle of the screen, dividing up the action so that it can be shown in parallel.
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And then I would in parallel also talk to all sorts of investors, like $40 million funds up to like billion dollar funds to just see if I could get a role.
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The Europeans wanted financial services to be incorporated into TTIP, while the United States said that discussions on that sector should only proceed "in parallel" and not be part of any agreement.
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OPEC's second-largest producer, after Saudi Arabia, Iraq will proceed in parallel with exploration plans to increase its reserves by 15 billion barrels in 2018, to reach 178 billion barrels, he said.
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In 2009, in parallel with his studies at EPITECH, he created one of the first French applications on Facebook (Questions entre amis), which was used by more than half a million users.
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We called this out in our memo: Seed investment memo ~ 22009 Seed investment memo ~ 28 Law No. 20103: Receives tons of explicit developer love This law runs in parallel with No. 22010.
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It's also planning for an industry-led switch over from copper to full fiber — to avoid businesses being saddled with the expense and burden of running copper and fiber networks in parallel.
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In parallel, an exceptional wave of protests emerged in Iran that will most likely continue to challenge the stability of the regime in coming months and reinforce the rise in oil prices.
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Enders has come under increasing pressure over the conduct of an internal investigation that is being conducted in parallel with the external probes into sales practices launched by the UK and France.
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The panel had been conducting its investigation of the matter in parallel with the FBI and other congressional committees since the US intelligence community first revealed Russia was meddling in the race.
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In parallel with processes of restitution, "we" communities of scholars, students, and artists have to recognize our position as the constituents of museums and archives, and demand the disowning of looted objects.
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"Hearts of Stone is detached from the main storyline, so, technically, you had sex 'in parallel' to what you experienced in Wild Hunt, so you need not feel guilty," Stachyra reassures me.
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Mesa's test is also small enough to be able to be used right at the frontline of care, including in clinics and hospitals, with multiple tests able to be run in parallel.
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The movement has also shifted from hardline Islamist positions to a more moderate and secular outlook, in parallel with Erdogan's pivot from a moderate Islamist stance to a more openly religious approach.
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The contrast between events that happened in parallel — a buzzy sightseeing tour for powerful leaders and a clash that's left more than a dozen people dead — is perhaps best conveyed by photographs.
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Downer has been diversifying away from mining services by buying companies in parallel industries, but the Spotless buyout would be its biggest acquisition to date and the furthest from its main business.
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Samuel Bendett at the Center for Naval Analyses, a federally funded U.S. research and development center, said Russia and China were also investing in exoskeleton technologies, "in parallel" to the U.S. advances.
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Under the two-step approach prepared for the ministers' discussions on Thursday, the euro zone would move on risk sharing and risk reduction in parallel, but with more emphasis on risk reduction.
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But the economists insisted that introducing such assets in parallel with a regulation on limiting sovereign concentration risk would help "smooth the transition away from excessive concentration on home-country government bonds".
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The offensive in Eastern Ghouta is developing in parallel to a campaign in the northwest province of Idlib, another so-called safe zone that hosts more than 1 million internally displaced people.
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In the mid-1970s, in the middle of this work, Dr. Atiyah learned something surprising: Physicists had been creating their own, less formal version of index theory in parallel with the mathematicians.
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In parallel, the Republicans of the Senate Finance Committee drafted a tax plan that does conform to Senate rules at the expense of creating an even starker set of financial trade-offs.
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DMES researchers will reportedly operate in parallel to the staff building DeepMind's own products, rather than having a hand in their creation; and the company's internal ethics review board remains shrouded in mystery.
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The two countries will deposit $500 million with the Sudanese central bank and send the rest in the form of food, medicine and petroleum products, their state news agencies said in parallel statements.
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Lottie is similar to other libraries like Facebook's Keyframes, which was introduced publicly after the social network launched reactions, but Airbnb engineers say it appears the teams built these separate projects in parallel.
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"These restructurings are likely to be followed, or accelerated in parallel, by a long overdue consolidation of the Italian banking system through mergers and acquisitions of small and mid-sized banks," he added.
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And the students embark on their own investigation in parallel with the CDC to track down the source of a dangerous flu virus that sickened one of their friends at a county fair.
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At any given point in time, Samsung has many different teams designing a bunch of different smartphone models in parallel, in an effort to serve many different market niches at the same time.
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People [often] want a linear narrative, but the reality with oil and tobacco is that they mostly evolved in parallel and were constantly influencing each other and talking to each other a lot.
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"The Board also believes that exploring additional strategic alternatives, in parallel to the execution of the management plan, is in the best interest of our shareholders," said Webb in Yahoo's letter to investors.
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Many of today's most popular products are vessels for software technology, so hardware needs to be built in parallel with that strong software component in order to provide continual value to the user.
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The eastern government has set up its own National Oil Corporation (NOC) to act in parallel to the Tripoli-based NOC that is recognized internationally as the only legitimate seller of Libyan oil.
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The delivery of easily attachable security modules and services by tech firms that have experience in network and device security provides IoT developers with an opportunity to improve production and security in parallel.
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"The global grain and meat market will gain in complexity and uncertainty, so it is good that Chinese market becomes more sophisticated - moving in parallel with the maturity of the industry," he said.
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Iraqi forces are preparing in parallel an offensive to recapture the last patch of Iraqi territory still in the hands of Islamic State, on the border with Syria, the military said on Wednesday.
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Advances in parallel computing have eroded those barriers, and the last few years have seen an explosion of research into and using systems that imitate — still very approximately — the ones in our brain.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan authorities on Monday approved a new, privately run foreign exchange system that will operate in parallel to the official currency control system, as an emboldened opposition challenges President Nicolas Maduro.
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Each of their narratives is told in the first person, interspersed with brief chapters about John Leal, a fanatical Christian cult leader whose grip over Phoebe grows in parallel with hers over Will.
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Those rules allow the Ethereum network to be programmed to complete certain types of computing tasks, with every computer on the network completing the task in parallel to ensure it is done correctly.
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These two conversations seem to be happening in parallel — or if they are connected, it's because of the dubious thesis that police officers are being intimidated out of solving crimes by militant activists.
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In parallel, they should seek to strengthen global nonproliferation efforts so that even if nuclear restrictions specific to Iran cannot be extended, Tehran faces more challenges to weaponization when the deal does lapse.
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Giuliani, meantime, has hired his own criminal defense attorneys amid federal scrutiny of his business dealings in Ukraine that occurred in parallel with his efforts to gather information for Trump as his lawyer.
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What's happening developmentally: Before kids are around 3, they will mostly be engaging in parallel play — which means they will be doing the same activity next to each other, but not really interacting.
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What's happening developmentally: Before kids are around 3, they will mostly be engaging in parallel play — which means they will be doing the same activity next to each other, but not really interacting.
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" The two systems will run in parallel starting April 3, the statement said, and will "maintain peace and order and preserve religion, life, family and individuals regardless of gender, nationality, race and faith.
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The memo's release widened the divide between Democrats and Republicans and had the potential to diminish the credibility of congressional investigations into the Russia matter that are proceeding in parallel with Mueller's probe.
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